The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-07-16

p:laers can find knobs, locks, hinges, and
,rv,hinr belonging to builders hardware.
.James B. Holderbaum's.
<Ilacksmiths can find horse shoes, horse
b. nails. iron, hammers, vices, anyils bel =
h. rasps. files, etc, at James D. Holder
lnms.
Kansas girl named Lizzie Bradley. TO
,e her father, abstained from eating Tor
y-three days, and then died Of starya-
r,entsrs can find saws, planes, Hatehets,
81 .,e,s squares. mitre boxes, AIDES, broad
= and ANYTHING to a set Of tools, at James
Il Holderbaums.
$PThe Buffalo Lime Company Is now sell
q Good lime at eight cents, delivered on
i cars at their works For orders, write to
4 riniam Mason. Garrett. Pa.
Nill have an immense stock of Summe
millinery this week in latest styles, and
Ipwest prices.
Nm. TREDwELL.
The widow ofstonewall Jackson publish
a card TO the eflect.that the daughter of
=, ,opewall Jackson now doing Europe, Is
fraud. Her only daughter, Miss Julia
fsckson. has never crossed the Atlantic.
Fishermen in lake Erie have taken to
s. sinr dynamite to secure big hauls. They
In the charge. and set it of by means OF
;&lec.ricitv. The shock kills the fish. which
Nome to the surface and are gathered up
An ox-roast was one Of the features the Of
felebraiion Of the Fourth at Round Top, on
L. Gettysburg battlefield. From 5000 to
81 coo persons, including number of In
a ans from the Carlisle school, were present.
g To FAEurRs Now is the time to hand
your orders for phosphate, preparatory
H. fall seeding. No enterprising farmer
4hould be without Baush & Sons goods, at
a rices named in another column of this
zaaper. Cook d BEERITs-
Four little children, all less than 2'years
IA landed in New York Wednesday, and
>Nere sent TO their parents in Ohio and Chi
zeago. They came from Switzerland alone,
2Mi,l leather tags tied to them giving direo-
=tions to the captain Of the vessel and rail
8way conductors.
In one Of the eastern townships of This
bounty there lives man who has been
5bolding the office Of Justice Of the peace for
81 wears. This is remarkable, but it Is not
H. remarkable as the fact that during all
zshat dme he has never rendered a decision
! in favor Of the defendant in any case tried
4 BEFORE him.-Bodford Ga-efte.
The schedule on the Bedford Division OF
4 {ihe Pennsylvania railroad was changed last
fweek by putting on the Sunday train from
ECumberland to Bedford This train will
'now run regularly between these places
{during the summer season.
BERLIN NORMAL soHooL-The fall term
t,fihe Berlin Normal will open July 2Sth,
and close September 25, 1884, Instructors
Nj. NJ. Berkey. Principal Rev. s. r. Briden-
'bauch. NJ. C. Berkley. Miss Olive Heffiey.
For circulars containing full information,
address the PRINCIPAL,
Berlin, Pa.
The latest swindle is for pretended wool
buyer TO drive up TO farmers residence,
representine that he comes from a well
known house. and desires to take home
samples from which to buy wool. The
The farmer consents, and the stranger
drives of with liberal supply Of sam
piles" and Of coursee is never seen again.
An industrious worker can gather up SIS or
So DAY in this manner.-Sieil5criile Her
aid.
Mar MARKKT.-Main Street.-We have
Just added a large Refrigerator 70 our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork. &c. kept
constantly on hand Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have II kept in the Refrig-
orator until wanted
We have. also, 10000 new brick for sale,
which we will sell by the hundred or ihous-
and at low price.
There are 1000 producing oil wells in
Pennsylvania. yielding 0ooo0 barrels Of oil
day. 1t takes 5000 miles Of pipe, and J.,
900 tanks. with an average capacity of 25.-
600 barrels. to transport and store the pro
duct. These tanks now contain nearly is
eooO OoO barrels Of oil. The money invested
in petroleum productions sinceils76. is esti-
mated at $4,000. 90, of which S2ooooo,ooo
came from New York. The lowest price
crude oil ever sold for was 10 cents per bar
rel in 1861. When brakes well at Titus
vile was the only one in existence in 1859,
the price was SsS.
PHosPHATEs AxD LAND PLssTE.-Now
have in stock car load Baugh & Sons goods
the best on the market, aad no farmer
should be without them. They have stood
the test for i've years. Here are the prices
Double Eagle, per ton, ss0.0o
New Process - $500
No. l. Fine Bone. =" 5000
Land Plaster, Sl5.O9
Cook & BEERIrs.
SHE STOPPED ruE Train WIrH HEg UN-
HEELLA.-As a passenger traia on the Pitts
burg division shot up 10 flag station on
the Fourth female in holiday attire was
seen fnaniicaliy waving an umbrella in front
u theeugine. The air-brakes were put on
and the train stopped. is Jeif aboard o. (
ssked the woman Of the conductor, who
had leaEed to the platform. Il den; know"
answered the Official, in slightly impatient
tone and without stopping to inquire fur
ther as % Jeifs an;ecedeniS, said. seeing
that the woman never moved: Get aboarl'
'oh, no, she answered leisurely- IF
Jefi's no; on won't 90 There was
slight acidity in the manner in which the
conductor pulled eeliroPe 10 ssars--Csaa-
eeglaad Neirs
FAKE FOX sALE-situais TWO miles from
lockwood, Somerset o9unty. Pa. and one
mile from Casssiaian. containing three hun
dred scres Of good limestone soil two hun
dred and forty scres cleared and in a good
state of cultivation. and the halance well
'inibered, The entire tract being enclosed
With GOOD fence. and the soil is productive.
a tFsielsss new brick house. bank barn, ma
chine house, tenant house. horse stable etc.
convenient 10 church, school and mill.
Good neighborhood- Here Is a rare chance
to purchase che OF the most desirable farms
N Somerset county. Al lcs figures and mod
crate terms The whole tract is underiaid
with coal and Limestone. For further in
formation c4n on or address
H.H6F. ". Mason,
Casselman, Pa