The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-30

The average small boy IS now studiousl
mcdi'aiing on all-fool's.day tactics-"slrat,
gy and lies
Mr. 5. 5. Fell, former rcsiden: of Iii
place, has opened a ready-made clothin
store in Greensburg
The wife Of Uncle Jacob Zeigler. editor {
the Butter Herald, died on tic 18th inst.
the age OF six'y-nine years.
There has been but small quantity
maple sugar and moIasses brought to tow
thu. far the present season.
We had the pleasure OF call last Thur.
day, from DR.. " c Hicks, the efficient an
gentlemanly postmaster Of Meyersdale.
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someTse. still claims to be the champion
moral county in the State. The county jai
hasn't single inmate-Eh PHILADELPHIA Tiaaa
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On application 10 The State Fish Hatche.
Al Cory, residents Of this State can p-ocur
fish for stocking streams or ponds free Of ez
pense
Write your name with Kindness, love an,
mercy on the hearts Of tie people you NEE
from day to day, and yon viii never be for
gotten
The gypsies have taken the road for tn
summer, and sooa caravans Of these saffron
colored people viii be moving through tn,
country.
Ed. b. Soul, Esq, who has been lying Sc
rionsly ill in Baltimore FOR the past thre,
weeks, is expected home to-day, Wednes
day, if lac is able to travel.
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Or. \. ?. Brubaker was unexpectedly
summoned 70 return to Philadelphia, Mon.
day. thus cutting short by several days hi,
visit to his friends in this place
a. :. Casebeer, OF the firm of \. J. Case
beer & Co., returned from Philadelphia,
Thurs Jay, where lac had been for the past
week purchasing spring stool, Of goods.
fle annual get up and git viii be or
deTed along the lines and general move
mont begin among the villagers. 1t is said
that great maay Of our citizens will move
tomorrow
Now that it is safe TO gay the snow is gone.
do not GLOW the unsightly ash piles and
other rubbish to remain upon our streets
any longer than necessary, but begin their
removal at once.
Judging from the earnest manner in which
candidates for Che several county Offices
have already entered into the canvass. the
contest promises to be quite warn, before the
canlq@isn is over
The West Chester i-a'qge Record has learn
ei OF the purchase Of fifty acres Of ground
near Wayne Station, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, by General Grant, upon which lie
vii! build handsome residence.
Although the weather outlook is rather
on the wintTy order, the old saying p-o,nis-
es that as March came in like lion, it will
50 out Ike lamb. Only two more days re-
main Tor the lamb business.
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4 BIN has been introduced in The Legisla-
trc At Harrisburg, prohibiting political
committees from paving the taxes that are
imposed in accordance with the constitution
Of this State as a qualification for voting
Easter Sunday occurs on the 18th Of
April Ifthe weather keeps fair so that the
hens can get in their ordinary work, the egg
appetite Will be somewhat appeased before
the celebration Of The Lcnten cegs-it comes
Off
The bill introduced by Hoa. a. J. Col
bora % enact law 70 preven: bribery and
frald At primary elections and nominating
eonveations is worthy the serious consider
alton of oar representative 9. Harrisburg.
A bill was introduced into the House oil
Representatives q: Harrisburg, recently au-
thorizing Notar!es Public to perform mar
riage ceremonies. 4 matrimonial aspirant
quietly remarked in our hearing. that "Juli-
as" should say the purity words in bis.
a schedule for passenger trains on The
5. & c. railroad was made out and sent to the
Office AT this place saturday, 70 go into ef-
feet Monday. Monday morning the sehed-
ulc vas abandoned and Il is not now deiin-
aiely known just when passenger trains viii
be placed on the Tcad.
The country roads are now in tha. deplor-
able condition which spring break -urs al
ways give them, and as a consequence oil
which locomotion Is rendered disagreeable
and even dangerous Deep nuts are in the
wagon tracks, aud broken springs are quite
the fashion.
Senator Don Cameron las invited a party
to accompany him to California in his spe-
cial car. Ills wife win go, and also Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald Beale and their
daughter, Mr Trtchison and Mr.. Walker
Blaine. They are to start about the first Of
next week It Is said.
Health, tie poor iaan's riches, and tie
rich mans bliss IS maintained by the judi
cious use OF Ayers sarsaparilla which |
and invigo-atcs the system by
purifying tie blood. Itisso highly conoen-
tra'ed thai it IS the most economical lne,li-
cine for this purpose that can be used.
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The Mcoabe brothers, whodid such splen-
did work in grading he :. & c. railroad,
.age no'y contfs4 fos slopiRg ali the cuts
end steep places along the line Of the road.
They went 70 work with force OF seventy
negroes las; week, aud 'y The time they arc
through such thing as a laad slide on the
;. &. G. viii be unheard Of.
I,srsy G. Iiome, of Eeiiord, MAO las bson
visiting lis uncle. WASH Mesahsn, for the
past t9o weeks, took his departure on Non
day, for an extended trip through Virginia
md The West His many friends regret
hat his visit has been 50 short, bu. hope
iha; he viii ratlrn again in more pleas
ant season cfihe vee7
The rccen; statistics Ok the ccasg totals
b. sex and race show that az between sexes
lhe made population i,cs grown faster in the
last ten years than ihe femsle, and = l.eiwoon
.he races the black race faster than the white