The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-09-03

8Duld be without them. 1neN nave slOOu
e test for five years. Here are the prices,
Double Eagle, per ton, 5000
New Process "a $500
No. l, Fine Bone, " 5000
land Plaster, $1,000
III Cook & BEERrrs.
ENNe hope that every Republican in the
4bnnty will examine the registry lists at
nc and see that his name is properly en-
1sred. Friday, Sept 9th. is the last day on
1hich this important matter can be attend
y to.
q <MEAr MAKKET-Main Street.-We have
nst added large Refrigerator TO our Meat
Xarket in which all meats can be kept cool
d clean. Mutton. Beef. Pork, &c, kept
bnstantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
1bying meat can have Il kept in the Refrig
rator until wanted.
q We have, also. JOG, GOO new brick for sale,
tlich we viii sell by the hundred or thous-
1hd at low price.
n Ross DAVIS & Co.
ITO FARNEBs Now is the time to hand
d your orders for phosphate, preparatory
= fall seeding No enterprising farmer
ould be without Baugh q Sons goods, at
bees named in another column of this |
ner. Cook & BEERITs.
& Are You registered and assessed? See the
fgis;ry list and ascertain for yourself. |
1any persons who think thir names are on
Dc lists will find by looking at the books
bat they have been omitted. Look the mat
u up.
u will open on Saturday line Of Win /
hester and Remington rifles, breech and /
Huzzle-loading shot guns, both double and |
ihigle barrels also a full line of gun repairs,
kloading tools, shells, caps, powder, shot etc.
JAMES b. HoLDERBAUM.
II To preserve green corn for winter, pull off
\ husk from the ear except the thin skin
aext The grain, then put the cars away in
elt piCkel. the same as for cucumbers. 1t
! sand they will keep perfectly, and only
kquire a nights soaking to fit them for
boxing
To FAEuERs.-I viii put the Champion
J balm and Fertilizer Drill side by side with
by other in the market and let you decide
Fhether il is worth twenty dollars more or
'ot, though will not ask you twenty dol
pr more for it, cali and see.
JAMES Il. HoLDERBAUN
CAsroRIA
Khen baby was sick, we gave her Casioria.
ehen She was child She cried for Castoria.
When she was Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Ehen sheha children she gave them Cast'a.
The attention Of voters throughout the
ounty is called to the following Last day
or being assessed and registered. Thursday,
eptember 4th last day for paying taxes.
aturday, October 4th last day for being
aturalized. Saturday, October 4th cleo
ion, Tuesday, November 4th.
Mr. Vanderbilt has sold the celebrated
potter Maud s to Robert Bonner for Sio,-
D.. During the six years that Mr.. Wander
ilt owned her she made the fastest quarter,
be fastest half. the fastest mile l3.9g) and
be fastest three consecutive heats on record
Ic parted with her the tastes; trotting horse
the world.
In sick rooms where there is diphtheria, 1
neasles, scarlet fever, etc. the air should be I
npregnated with the odor Of equal parts of y
arpentine and oarbolic acid. Half tea c
poonful in kettle Of boiling water from v
me to time will be sufficient It will be :,
'und to relieve the sufferer and prevent Il
'e spread Of the malady.
In compliance with the election laws as
'ssors will be required to be at the place Of 81
nlding elections in their respective districts n
pm 10 A. n. to T. NJ, and from P ". to il
P. ~. on Wednesday and Thursday, the tC
and 4th days OF September. FOR the pur- cl
Dse Of making additional assessments. 2;
hey are also required 10 make their return s
the Commissioners on Friday. September b.
a. Assessors will please take notice and :,
'vern the mselves accordingly.
on the sth Of last month the new State
" went into effect, making il misde- m
'eanor for any minor under eighteen to b
bay billiards or pool in public houses Of st
hy KIND The law does not refer merely re
places where intoNicants are sold. but to a
1 fariors and rooms kept for the purpose d
proht. The proprietor who allows o'
oaihs under Is to play, will be liable to 10
be oi 80 for each offence. The fine is to ST
sued Tor in the name Of the parents or
lardian Of the minor, and when recovered
'es To the oYerseer Of the poor. for the "a
0eF m the city. town or township where %
'e violation Of the act occurred. ol
lhe editor Of the financial department of :. =
Z rhliadeiphia Pres, IN the issue Of the y,
$ INST, speaks of the South Pennsylvania =
''Foad' and the rapidity with which work !.
progressing on that road. and ,het IL is =.
'ing pushed to completion with more ener- -
'nan + generally understood bv the pub
he further adds that with this line
: Dai'o- and Ohio Railroad between this in
~ ana BALTIMORE. the Pennsylvania ex- pi
'''sion INTO The schuylkin Valley. and The O
oisc's OF the Seaboard, Pennsylvania Sc
- western roate, projected line across L:
o'A'e, connecting with the Ieh;eh b
.aliey' raiirOad building is going on in this pr
''A'e At more rapid rate than anywhere br
- 'Ne Union. on