The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-10-24

,- Flannels at A. Nathan :
,lsatLB. Snyder 4 Cos.
sweet Potatoes for sale at Keller
..irins day will fall on the 29tl
...ock of Cigars and Tobacco in tn
.,be found at Keller q Sanners.
5,v comes on the 9Th OF Noyem
ycar
r-,ut Salmon and Labrador Her
~, be beat, at Keller a sanner's.
N, rs.e STYLES of fall and winter hat
ming in. at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tredwell $
p--The late residence Of A. c
somerset Pa, Apply to John j.
r,sna, J. Crimson, [. ;. internal
cent has been transferred tc
THAT dried fruit may be protected
In. bv scattering sassafras bark
..-
-.ts-ofadioining towns have arrang-
-.of lectures for the winter. VIII
-. 30 likewise?
pa-ker 4 Parker's for pretty eailcoes
.,1aus. Bleached and unbleached
asstings, pillow-cases, table hnen'
. fowls, and bedspreads.
Immediately Five cigar ma
~, girls to learn the trade. Apply
address c.....,
Somerset, Pa.
l.7t selling clothing when J. b.
-ec,. can knock all competitors over
MARQUIS of Queensberry rules, for
v and prices.
.. afagr boys would stay at home
.5 GOOD books. instead Of standing
y+-.-t corners in the evening, they
,4uske better men.
.-.,be Wilbur Opera company's stay
..-..ra last week, they visited the
...ta1 PERMISSION TO sing TO Jimmy
...-rHo0yer refused the request.
r.-s-p Process Flour for sale by Messrs
,..rrsr. has had large run. They
..--.rel a new lot which viii be
.....,.-cent. lower than the price
.-4aliu Somerset.
.a are now worried in regard to
as the coming winter. They
winter is confidently expected,
4 ....llara- for a small crop are the
& ..-., show windows Of J. b. Snyder
Il .-. r-.5f positive that there is some
II ---5tlat Establishment whose good
.ur Heya.uable 10 you i'm the selection
. rs. Dress Goods OF Fancy Arti-
..r who boasts Of his indifference to
4 n.- .ae good citizen he thinks he
4 81 should always come out on one side
1s- and let the community know
tand,
..-e ami examine my stock Of fall and
lat, before purchasing elsewhere.
all fresh, having just been received
r eastern cities.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. TREDwELL,
P . said that poison Of any kind swal-
may be- at once thrown from the stom-
w irinkin. half a glass of warm water
s.iea q teaspoonfull of ground mustard
baen stirred.
y.r Goods New Goods Just received,
l'l stock OF goods, consisting of black
a'0red silks, black and colored cash
-- cloth suiungs in all shades, blSk
l a'ored yelvets, brocaded velvets, fan
5 4ek.ngs. Jerseys, shawls and skirts. A
Of new goods at bottom prices at
PARKER q PARKER'S.
Triahit Of opening the windows only
r-a bottom Is a most unwise one, il never
r a'r, the house as effectually in 50 short
1ls of time as when open both at top
1 bottom The fresh, pure air is let in as
Is s,he impure air Is expelled.
-e wonder to everybody is, who uses all
,'1is that J. b. Snyder 4 Co. sell. There
are So large that they are compelled TO
,aaw goods almost daily and thus their
+, always fresh, clear, new, and ofthe
l,e>. STYLES.
rerifed snake II feet long, 20 inches
--ri and weighing $50 pounds was taken
-Ea Centre county coal bank few days
0 it is Of dark lead color and is won
'y well preserved, and a well-informed
--nlist Of the Philadelphia Academy of
rural Sciences says that It it is fully six
-,and years old and belonged to a species
F only found in certain portions of
a.
q ull line ofunderwear, stockings, gloves
-kerchiefs, collars, neckwear, velvet.
u>. ruchings and corsets. at
PARKER & PARKER's.
-e town of Clearfeld, or good portion
B, now heated by steam furnished
leh a system Of pipes from a central
In. and the citizens who have adopted
new system are unanimous in pronoun-
ID, grand success. Il is claimed that
5, the first general application Of steam
beating purposes by any town in this
7HHAR rs BEsT.-lfy you want good bread
none other than "Gebhart' Best Flour
lufaciurcd under the New Jonathan
is Process" the improvements prepara-
= tc the Manufacture of which cost the
prie'ors Of The mill $4,000. and our re-
trade Of one hundred barrels a month
SIS the fact that II IS no humbug.
Respectfully
Cook & BRFRITs.
Z it Zoe remembered that n voter moves
D. one borough or township to another
seen now and Tuesday, Nov G, election
De loses his night 20 vote this year.
oever does. disfranchises himself be
.e be loses his residence Of sixty davs
gains none elsewhere. Every voter
% reside 60 days in the district where he
D. o. vote.
Rat MAEEET-Main Streei.-Ne have
added a large Refrigerator TO our Meat
ke in which all meats can be kept cool
.lean. Mutton. Beef Pork. &c. kept
sanity on hand Open daily Parties
Ing meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
a- until wanted.
eaave. also, 10000 new brick for sale. 4
h we will sell by the hundred or thous-
o. low price
Ross DAVIS & Co.
me editorial giant who was no doubt
down on during his boyhood. remarks