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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

] or the many interesting features of the
forthcoming Teacher Institute to be held
during the holiday week the most promi-
nent are the lectures to be delivered by the
Rev. DR.. A. A. Willis. of Philadelphia,
Wednesday evening, December 9th, and
by the renowned traveller and humorist, Col.
]. p. Sanford, Thursday evening. December
18th. The above named are two of the
most celebrated lecturers on the American
stage. and need no word of commentator
from US To insure them crowded houses
We take the following brief press extract
from the many before Us;
"Col. J.. L. Sanford. who is well known as
Ia great traveller, delivered the closing lectufe
Nj the Members course last night. in Asso-
citation Hall. The subject was Old Times
and New" In an interesting way the Colo
mel took his audience almost around the
world, describing graphically the sights to
/be seen in the journey. The audience was
large and appreciated the instructive matter
in the lecture, as well as the wit with which
it abounded. The course of lectures has
been most popular, the average attendance
having been LOO" = Philadelphia Press,
March %, 1881.
The course Of entertainments to be given
by the Plymouth Lecture Association for
the season OF lss1-2, opened last Saturday
evening with a lecture by DIR. A. A. Viii
Its, of Philadelphia. The hall was crowd
ed, and the lecturer seemed to catch inspira-
ton from his audience, and for nearly two
hours that audience listened, never think
ing for a moment that the lecture was a long
one-feeling that they could listen ell night
without getting tired. 1t was no doubt the
most entertaining lecture ever delivered in
Plymouth, and did the masses more real
good. The lecture should be heard by ev-
erybody. 1t will bring more sunshine"
into every city and make everybody happier
and better.-The Plymouth Ind Republicans,
Nor. 10, 1851.
The sale Of reserved seats will commence
at Boyd's drug store Tuesday. December
26th. where q plot of the house can be seen.
Ii you want a good seat don't fail TO secure
it in time.
The b. 4 o. and Somerset & Cambria X.
X. Companies will sell excursion tickets
from all points on their lines in the county
! during institute week at a rate of four cents
per mile for the round trip.
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LOCAL No b.


Now, then, resting assured you have no
ticed our.Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4, let your atten.
ton be directed to No. ), which though last,
may not be least of all in importance.
Christmas comes but once a year, when
everybody wants to be happy, filled up and
running over, therefore, let YOU steps be
directed to the Mammoth Grocery, and il
after seeing our selections of Holiday goods,
consisting oftoys by the wagan load, candies
by the ton, oranges, lemons, bananas, CO.
eoanuts, almonds, walnuts, cream nuts, fl
berts, peanuts, grapes, %raisins, figs, dates,
apples, and n hundred other items not
mentioned. If you are not prepared to buy
we will make you a present of at least one
stick of candy, and wish you a Merry
Christmas, and Happy New Year besides.
Respectfully,
Cook & BEERITs.
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LOCAL NO. 3.

Taking for granted that everybody has
read Nos. ! and 2 to be found in local
columns of this paper, it is our object now
to call attention TO the fact that We whole
sale largely in -four. sugar, coffee, syrups,
carbon oil, salt, soaps, tobacco, cigars, pea
nuts, candies. spices, canned goods. crack.
ers. etc, most of which we offer at prices not
higher than city quotations, local freight
added. Bear this in mind, brother dealers,
and when in need of goods above named
give us a call, and we will try and make ii
financially beneficial TO both you and us.
CoooK & BEERIrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

That old established remedy, Downs FL
ixir, still more than holds its own in the
public estimation, despite sharp and active
competition. II is a home remedy and
in this locality needs no words ofpraise from
us, so well and favorably known is it. 1t is
thes;andard remedy for coughs. colds and all
throat troubles. with great numbers of our
people. and their continued use and unso-
licited recommendation oft speaks volumes
IN les tavor--Buriington, VI, Free Rea-
January ~, lss2.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

We refer our readers to the notice of
Chase Brothers, nurserymen. of Rochester,
y. Y, in VA advertising columns.
They wish to engage q number of agents
from their well known reputation for rell-
ability and fair dealing. we can safely ad-
wise amy of our readers who wish remuner-
alive employment to correspond with them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

After reading Nos. to 4, you are prepared
manufactured under the new process, is
destined to drive all other brands off the
market unless something turns up very soon
to stop the cyclone, We control the sale Of
this -four for Somerset county, and besides
u retail trade Of one hundred barrels q
month, we are jobbing to dealers in Meyers
dale, Stoystown, Shanksville and Friedens.
burg. and the ray is open for at least one
dealer in every town in the county. Whom
shall We hear from first? Don't all speak al
once.
8 Cook q BEERirs.
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Boys hats and caps at p cents, mems hats
cents. less han cost price. Mems pants at
IS cents. boys at IS cents. Don't fail to call
at Hefi ey's before they are all sold.
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Go and see the Holiday Goods at
Mrs. A. Z. UHL's.

In subscribing for a weekly newspaper
outside of your home paper which You must
haye,-it is well to consider the advantage
of taking a paper like THE P~HILADELPHr,
WEEKLY Press, which not only furnishes
the choice OF the general news and reading,
but also the fullest Harrisburg and general
Pennsylvania news.
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Cook d BEERir.

Elegant Holiday presentsl Elegant pres
ents for the Holidays at Chas. II. Fishers
Bookstore. consisting in part Of Bibles,
Hymn Books, Testamerts. photograph and
autograph albums, box papers. purses.
writing desks, games, a large and elegant
selection Of Of books, beautiful toy books for
the little ones, and elegant volumes of po-
etry for the older ones.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

~INpoRTASr TO HousEKEErERs = We
haven't said much recently Of our new store
.oom, no that we thought it unworthy Of
notice, but because We have just about CON-
pleted it. We only mention IL nov TO invite
YOU 10 call and examine our large and su-
perior stock of stylish and well-made furni-
ture. Our stock embraces e%verything in
the furniture line, from a handsome black
walnut chamber suit, or an upholstered par
Tor suit. down to a good kitchen chair, for
only fifty cents We can sell you a good
chamber suit for SO, and IL this is too cheap
we have them in prices ranging up to 80.
After reaching $50 you can get a solid black
walnut suit Of three pieces forthat price. Do
no; thinkswe have not got what You want,
for we have, and will keep the supply up 70
he demand. And remember that our faciii-
ties for manufacturing enable Us to sell good
furniture for less money than you can Fur
chase it elsewhere. Call and see US. oppo-
site the Glade House, Main Cross street.
CoFFRorH 4 Co.
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LOCAL NO.

School teachers, and all other persons who
visit Somerset during the Holidays, are re-
spectfully invited to call at the Mammoth
Grocery, on Main Cross street. near the
Court House, and II, after taking a birds
eve view of the immense line of goods in
stock and learning prices. you are convinced
that we are headquarters in the county fol
anything and everything in our line OF tradt
you may need from a stick of candy to q
bag of pea nuts, a car load of Gebhart'
Flour. or even a ton of tobacco, then. as
matter of interest to yourselves, your sweet
hearts, your wives and children, and othel
peoples children. we ask that you invest il
and take home With you such articles a:
will make all happy, %healthf1l, merry anC
cheerful.
peSpactfrllv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

1.-The annual Teachers Institute for Cam
bria county will be held in the court house
at Ebensburg, from December 18th TO the
22d. inclusive. County Superintendent
Strayer announce that be has secured the
services of some of the sblsst instructors and
lecturers now before the public.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

The following notice of the marriage A,
Mr.. Jacob Cunningham, in his early days an
apprentice in the HERALD office, and a broth.
er To Messrs. Elias and Herman Cunning.
ham, of this place. is taken from the Wood.
land, (Cal.) Den,oe1at, of November p, 1882
We had the pleasure of witnessing the
Wedding ceremony of Miss Nellie Murphy,
/ eldest daughter of. ii. Murphy, Esq, 10
Mr.. Jacob Cunningham, which took place
at the residence of the bride : parents in tins
place Sunday evening. The rites were read
IN a very acceptable manner by Rev. +. Eli
oft. of Nolo. The reception and supper
rooms were fragrant and neat with choice
/ flowers and appropriate decorations Con-
/ gratuiations followed the ceremony, after
which a bounteous repast WAS partaken OF
bv a number of invited guests. The pres
ents were numerous and handsome. A
pleasant feature Of the evening and one
never to be forgotten by the happy couple.
was an invitation to visit Faithful Lodge /.
o. g. T., which was holding lis regular ses-
sion Ia Odd Fellows Hall near by, and re-
, cejye its congratulations. The bride and
I groom have been active member ever since
, the organIzatloD OF the lodge. The invita-
non Mas accepted and a very pleasant hour
vas passed in receiving the best and hearth
81 WISHES of Their aiany friends. May a
ale OF unalloyed happiness be theirs, for
there IL a
Bliss beyond all that the minstrel has sold,
Where two. that are linked in one heavenly
tie,
With hearts ever true and brow never cold,
Love ON through All ills, and love till they
die"
Mr.. 0sppingham's many friends in Som
erset we know viii be glad to hear of his
happy marriage. and viii join the HERALD
boys in wishing u long and prosperous Ase
10 the Pacific Slope and his fair bride.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

\ majority OF the engineers in the employ
of the South Penn Railroad who have been
working in this county for the past year
were transferred to the division whose head,
quarters are at Mt Pleasant, Saturday.
There is now but one corps in the field in
his cnnnfY. n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Mr. Ed Jones, one Of Somerset's Nimrods,
last Saturday morning shot a seven-pronged
buck that weighed one hundred ana forty
pounds. We understand that he bagged the
gentleman at a place about seven miles from
town, called Baer rock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

A map of Pennsylvania is still given by
the Philadelphia WEEKLY Press to those
who send sl.J0 for one years subscription,
There is no better map of this State, and 1t is
itself worth the price asked for map and
paDer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

The cheapest, the best, and most complete
assortment of Christmas books. pictures,
etc, in town are TO be found at the rooms of
Julius WeIfey, and dom you forget it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

New FIRM-On Monday morning Mr..
John 6. Sanner purchased a one-half inter
est from Mr.. Josiah Keller in his grocery and
feed store. Mr.. Keller has been doing a
thriving business for a number of years past,
and of late il has been more than he could
well attend To himself. Mr.. Ssnner is a
wide awake business man, with large expe-
riente. and will be right at home behind the
counter. We wish the new firm abundant
SugcesS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Mems heavy Satinett coats at 200, cheap
at $500 also heavy black overcoats from
$3.50 to 800; cam be bought in town, only
at Heffley's, for less than $500.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Elegant Christmas Cards Chss. II. Fish
er. of the Bookstore, offers an elegant assert
ment of Christmas and New Years cards. A
large lot of small, cheap Christmas and New
Year cards suitable for Sunday and day
| schools.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

DEpIcArIoS At RoxBURY-on Christmas,
December p, 1882. St. Matthew's Lutheran
Chapel at Roxbury. Somerset county, Pa,
will be dedicated ID. W Rev. A. NJ. Whet-
stone will preach the dedicatory sermon.
Neighboring pastors and people are cordial
ly invited. Services each evening of the
week preceding.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

GLOVES and mittens for girls, boys, ladies
and gentlemen, at
Mrs. A. L. inns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

CnnKA RFrRIr.

The following named persons have been
drawn To serge As grand and tIayers jurors
at January term, beginning on Monday, the
Goth day
GRAND JURoRs.
Addison-Peter 5. Turney.
Allesheny-David Baker.
Milford-Abraham Barron.
somerset-Henry l.. linkey.
Jefferson-A. B. Howard.
Addison-Jonas McClintock.
Jenner-Jacob Hoffman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Judy.
Salisbury Borough-Mortimer Welley.
~Milford-John A. Will
UTsiga-J. b. DAVIS.
Lower TuTKeyfoot-Caldwell 5. Younkin.
Somerset TYPE. ". Hetfiey.
Berljn--Gershan Hefiey.
Conemaugh-Benjamin Biough.
Somerset twp-John Friedline.
M~ilford-John w. Hanna.
Upper Turkeyfoot-Samuel Brougher.
Somerset Borougb-samuel p. Snyder, ii.
C. Beerits. Charles c.. shafer.
Meyersdale Borough-W. Meyers.
neutrality-suspicious. Henry.
Wellersburg Borough-Peter Sturtz.
\ JURORS.
Stnnycreek-William Dively Samuel Dun
ham.
Berlin Bofoash-Iohn H. Knepper,
Quemahoming-wm. Berkey, Jr., Jacob
]. Miller.
Jefferson-Simon Young, Wesley Bar
clay.
Observation-Disclosures Knepper, Anani-
as p. Miller.
Somerset twp.-Joseph shank, Joel =.
Smith, Henry Ream, David Pile, Isaiah
Johnson, Henry l.. Young.
AIegheny-Peter Brick, n. l. Emeigh.
~Milford-Lewis Baker.
Elkliek-M. F. Lowery, Adam c. Lepley,
John ID. Engle, Henry A Rodamer.
Upper Turkeyfoot-John Marker.
Meyersdale Borough-Joseph 4. Miller,
William Hooking.
Paint-John f. Seese. John Pfile, Freder-
lex OFT, Lewis Berkebile.
Jenner twp-Williarn Winters, Henry
Fisher.
Northampton-Jacob f. Deal. Jacob
POorbaugh. Ephraim Broadwater.
Middlecreek-Moses VI. Snyder.
Somerset BoTough-H. 5. Kimmel.
Stoystown-Daniei Zimmerman.
Conemaugh-Henry Wolford.
rRAvERs JURoRs-sEcoND ZEN.
Conemaugh-Levi j. Berkey, Adam A.
Shaffer.
Upper Tgrkeyfoot-Henry struckoff, Elias
Griffith.
Jenner-Michael sipe, David Coleman,
Eli Dietz, Jacob p. Friedline.
Observation-Disclosures II. Smith, Benz.
Walker, C. p. Baker.
Somerset Borough-John X. sufall, Chas.
T. Uhl, William Hochstetler, Henry Meyers.
Wellersburg Borough-George DeHayen.
Greenvills-Noah n .'Jeremiah Deal.
Addison-David Mitchell Solomon Hersh-
berger, Frederick Bureau.
Elklick-Demetrius Compton, Manassas
Kretchman, Christian Yoder.
Shade-David j. Berkey, Joseph C. Lam
bert.
Southanpton-Wilson Horns, Jacob l..
Kennel,
Milford-Aaron Miller. James NJ. Meyers.
Salisbury Borough-JohB J. Lyengood.
Summit-Peter Bowser.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Zimmerman, J.
ii. Alderman.
Allegheny-Tobias A. Miller, Joel lands,
II. L. Walker.
Meyersdale-John Domer.
Books, books, books The place to buy
books is at a bookstore, and the only book
store in Somerset county is operated by Chas.
III. Fisher in Cook & Beerits' block. Somer-
set, where may be bought books of every de-
soripiion. Parents can get nice gift books
for Christmas presents. teachers books for
their scholars, scholars books for their
teachers, books for ~sweethearts, books for
lovers. books for brothers, sisters, mothers,
fathers! Books for everybody at Fishers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

BaIsG your children to see the elevated
railroad train running by itself, at.
Mrs. A. E. UHL's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Five thousand Christmas presents from
one penny Up, at Mrs. a. E. UHL's.
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Cook K BEERITs

ATTENTION, HoRsEaEN Horse blankets
and lap robes for sale at cost at Jere Woy's.
Mellow Fisk, been tot. B. Snyder & Co.'S
lately"
"Yes; golly, don't they sell lots OF cloth
ing? They should at the price they sell at.
Why, they beat them all; overcoats they al
most give away. ! tell everybody 10 go
there if they want cheap clothing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

One of the most pleasant social events OF
the season was the reception given Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. Edmund
Herman TO Mr.. and Ms. ;. L. Trent upon
their return from an extended bnda tour.
The youth and beauty OF the town were
there in large numbers, together with par
ties from Johnstown and other neighbOring
places. The evening was spentin the most
enjoyable manner by all those present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

A nice lin OF lamps and glassware at
J. Il. SNYDER & Co.'S.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Col. J. NJ. Reid. of Dunbar, and Mr.. Ferg
G. Parker, uf Johnstown, spent several days
Of last week ia Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

:. {. Trent, Esq, received" his friends
at the pr%othonolary's Office Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Silk handkerchiefs at 25 cents, linen at 10
cents, scarfs. ties and bows cheap in proper
ton, at Heffley's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13


Read our No. ! in these columns, and
when you come TO see US don't fail TO notes
that the mammoth is just what Is claimed
for it, The largest grocery in the county"
Now in stock $4,000 worth of goods, con-
sisting of the most complete line of fire
family groceries ever exhibited in Somerset
county. 1900 pounds of stick and fine
mixed candies, $500 pounds of tobacco, and
20,600 cigars, the best selected stock, prices
considered. in Western Pennsylvania. l00
bushels choice Virginia hand-picked peanuts
at 5 cents a quart, or 10 cents a pound,
Flour, salt, oats, corn, and rye feed and oils
by the car load, all of which is offered for
sale retail or wholesale, at prices which cam
not be affected by competition.
Cook 4 BEFRIrs.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.
IN the state of Matthias shaulis, deceased.

"a
Somerset County. 20:
~ At an Orphans. Court held at SON.
erset in and for Somerset county ol
SEAL the 10th day OF November "A. d
1859, before the Honorable the
>~~ Jadges tsereoI
In the matter OF the estate Of Matthias Shaulis,
deceased, on motion of John H. Uul. ESQ.,, the
court appoint L. O. Cclborn. Esq, auditor to pass
upon al claims that may be presented. In said es
ton Of the funds In the hands of the scmiDistrs-
tors to and among these legally entitled thereto.
BY the Court "A STUTZMAN.
Clerk
Bv virtus OF the above appointment the under
signed hereby gives notice hat he will meet To at
tend r. the duties OF his app intment At the efiee
Of Coibon u tsolborn- In Somerset. Pa. on Tues
dsy. the ID day Of January. 1883, when and where
ali parties interested can sr,end II they think
proper. L. G.. COLB0RN,
deels Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

After December 2lst the days will begin to
grow longer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

THE WEEKLY Press of Philadelphia may
be con~scientiously commended as a newspa-
per for the family circle. IL is able and Wig
orons, but always decorous in its treatment
of all social and political questions, gives the
news of the day with freshness, fairness and
fearlessness and its special departments, all
in charge of journalists or specialists of rec
ognized fitness, touch every current topic of
human interest. Among the special features
of THE WEEKLY PREss are its letters from
all the great political centres; foreign cor
~respondence; contributions to the unwritten
history of the late war; a page every week
of carefully prepared agricultural miscella-
ny; a full fashion and household depart
ment; suggestions for winter pashmes; lit
erary reviews and notes agood complete
story the news of the churches, and com
plete market reports. For a sample copy
and premium lists, address The Pass, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Those who get up clubs viii
DO well TO write for terms.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

Last Saturday afternoon Commissioner
Adam ;. Shaffer went 10 Berlin With his
brother-in-law and fellow Commissioner,
Herman W. Brubaker, to spend sunday
They llad scarcely arrived at Mr.. Bruba-
ker's home wien Mr.. Shafier was taken Sc
~riouslv in. His wife was sent for at once,
and for som time his condition was consid-
cred very critical. While not entirely ont
of danger he is at present much better, aud
his ultimate recovery is confidently looked
or
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

RARA AvIs-Mr. George II. Tayman, of
the Somerset Honse, is the proud owner OF q
rare bird in the shape of white owl, said to
be one OF the largest ever seen in this coun-
try. Ii was shot by Mr.. Jonathan Miller OF
Somerset north and was presented by him to
Mr.. Tayman, who sent il to titss burgh and
had It stuffed and handsomely mounted.
The taxidermist at Pittsburgh pronounced
/ Il 10 be the finest specimen that he had ever
seen. 4r. Tayman takes great pleasure in
showing it 70 vi Who call.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS ~PREsESrs.-I offer a
large line of beautiful engravings in hand
some frames, more than fifty choice subjects
and the finest lot ofthis sort of goods ever
brought to Somerset. Also a full assert
ment of panel pictures, statuary, flowers, &e.
Beautiful hand-painted plaques of assorted
sizes and handsome designs. Plaque hang
ers and easels. Nice imitation birch bark
pictures, wall-pockets, and japanese brack-
cts at low prices. Christmas cards in great
variety. including Prang's choicest and best
designs. Also a large and well selected
stock of books of every description. standard
histories, sets of Dickens, Scott, Thackeray,
etc, at about half the usual price. Elegant
presentation books, all the popular poets in
fancy and plain binding. Children's books
in great profusion, from the common toy
book to the finest specimen known to the
hookmaker's art, all of which will be sold at
figures greatly below the catalogue prices.
Cali and see me, and examine these goods
for yourselves. Rooms open in the evening.
w. III. WELFLEY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

The following order, which went into ef-
feet Sunday, was handed TO us Monday
morning:
On and after Sunday, December 10th, and
during the continuance ofthe presents ched-
ule. Trains 81 and 81, on the Somerset and
Cambria Branch. will be discontinued on
SUNDAYS. and vii, run daily Sundays ex-
cepted) thereafter.
TH0s. VI. KING, Genl Supt.
Ifthe aboye notice had been made public
for at least a few days before it wen into
effect. il would ave saved much trouble
aud annoyance. Sunday morning was cold,
wet and disagseeable, and the half dozen or
more persons, several vi whom were ladies,
who went 10 the station expecting to take
the early morning train, were ia anything
but a good humor when. after ,ramping
around ii the cold for about thirty minutes
they were informed by a Pssser-by that
there would be no train that morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

MRS A +. HI
.w goods at Holderbaum's.
J. b. SNYDER & Co.'S.

.u,iful line of garnet cloth aud la
-. all colors, at Holderbaum's. -