The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20
Mis-. 5. SNYDER,


JEFFERSON IrENs.-When the swallows
homeward hy.
Coal fires are becoming popular.
Sweet potatoes find a ready market.
The corn fields are looking as well as
ever.
Soon time to store away garden yege;a-
bles.
One Of our large grist mills is al present
undergoing repairs.
Ifit continues getting much cooler over
coats must soon come 10 the front.
Last week quite number OF our young
steTs enjoyed themselves al the biz show in
Somerset.
We have had no frost during this season.
and neither do We care about having one
any ways soon.
First September irosts, next mild October,
then duh November, and last of all Dccem-
ber's.suow frosis.
As Improvements are being aimos; daily
made in modern inventions, 80 are imF-oye-
men,s being made ON the re- pectiye farms in
this vicinity.
We expect, some OF these daya. to see a
wonderful railroad constructed alo..- The
Laurel Hill creek, and we would according
ly advise you all to keep look out for it.
Our city boardeTs, like those Of Somerset,
have concluded 10 return 10 their homes.
but we are still prepared to entertain all
who may purpose coming here to spend
FaG vacation.
Since nothing has lately been said wit!
regard to the success of our sportsmcn. we
would advise them to wake up. and at once
proceed TO open fire upon the sameof the
forest, OF which there is an abundance
One Of our young gents recently invested
a portion of his surplus capital in q fine new
organ. lie has also purchased No. book
case, and we doub. not that lie intends 10
further iaves: in the purchase Of some val
liable books, ii: order to aeoone either
,awyer or y Corg,e-,n,an--"r both.
as the coming winter season is to be an.
unusually severe one as predicted by Prof
Henry 6. Nennor. :he Canadian weather
prophet: and while investigation j. being
almost constantly made in al directions,
would not some daring, thoroughgoing a6-
veniirer undertake to discover a tew mo-s
coal mines, or about two o. tilreo s. eyecy
farm in this vicinity, so 3 q sroy.ie an un-
usually large qg.Si:,,tg u .kiz valuable min
erGl, = Tlll sto somewhat reduce the rates
1; Snic- it usually sells.
VANDERBILT.
The best stock of heating and cooking
stoves in the county are to be seen ut the
hardware and tin store Of John Il Miller.
They will be sold very cheap.
Go TO Wayne & Berkebile's to buy your
furuiture-the cheapest place in the State
Main street, opposite the Central FCt.i,
Somerset, Pa
% sa.-Vn the T64d between D.niei Cote
mans and berlin, red morocco poekes.
book. Owner can have il by p1oyir'g p7oP-
eEty ard QayiNg esa.aes- Address john y.
Aaye7S. 4oFaeEset, II,
tarties desiring 10 purchase new stoves or
wanting old ones repaired, will do well 10
consult john II. Miller at once, so as TO
avoid the rush and inconvenience tl,as ,s-
ways accompanies the first po,t. 1s4Aa.
- -Ss g.
II. II. Smith. .essezer,tI..g ice Biliner
fsqtorl d l;fathe~ysi!ey township, visited
soneFses the othes day with large line Of
.heis famous goad-. II. II. is jolly, good
boy. who reports business as unusually
s,od and says that one firm has offered to
take all the goods they can manufacture.
The Democratic county conyenty held
here on MONDAY WAS detained or Shcr.
time TO give delegates en oppotarity &. yisi.
Wayne & Rerkohiig's' 's'rnsfa nys "a furniture
stoTs ~ sia o st-,a;. opposite Central He
-. eeaIrrss;
NJ. John Ii, M,ilss "a addei and 10
cent ,oqntes - n,S already isrze store. 1t
: Surprising the iarge naaiber Of beautiful
and useful articles that can be bought at
this j.iioe. Call and see it before the choic
est pieces have been purchased
Mr. c. B. Litinger, JohnstOwn s,ss. s~y-
man, visited somerse. l-ai week e make ar
rangement7 With rrnars1 q our bGsine>s
rne- 10 .-ai,it- goods from one .Iohnstcwn
;,st,fnad station 10 another He came re-
commended By number OF the best bush
ness men OF JohnstowII, who bear strong
testimony as to his promptness ard reliabii-
ity Parties desiring his services can address
him by postal card at Johnstown. All