The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-07-23


Fishing Tackle. at c. \. Bovd's-
Harvest homes viii soon be in order
non,t Kill the toad; his food is insects.
>,odoc Indian oil cures pain instantly
r., ,o,ves Of the grape like sun; the fruit
Iade.
coolest harvest weather in many
,r
rry Alabastine for Walls ana Oeiii''sS
Ii only by C. y. Boyd.
drunken man is an intolerable nui-
bee.
,,-ook Trout. salmon and Labrador Her
10 can't be beat, at Keller & sanner's.
Polities is becoming the aIl-absorbing
eme.
Canned Sweet Potatoes for sale at Keller &
hnners.
l. is said that there win be good chest
b crop.
|||pain,.. all colors, ready for use. sold by
u y. Boyd
New green apples are coming INTO market
= ore plentifnlly-
s lsbastine viii not rub or like white
n Try it. Sold by n. Boyd
h. weather Of last week was very favor
l. for the work Of the husbandman.
s The hest stock Of Cigars and Tobacco in the
4 wn are to be found at Keller & &sanner's.
zThe next meeting Of the State Teachers
Asociation has been fixed for Harrisburg.
Soon the whistle and whirr Of the steam
resher viii be heard in the rural DISTRICTS.
Il Builders can find knobs, locks. hinges, and
Servthing belonging to builders hardware,
4 James B. Holderbaums.
s. Hon John Cessna has entered into con
be- to supply The Everett Furnace compa-
with $500 tons Of iron ore per year
<om his lands; this contract to last several 4
ban.
a Blacksmiths can find horse shoes, horse
!, oe nails. iron, hammers, vices, anyils bel 1
bws. rasps, files, etc, at James D. Holder
Rums.
4 Carpenterscan fnd saws, planes Hatcheis
bgers, squares, mitre boxes adzes, broad (
y es, and anything to a set tools, at James
Holderbaum's.
The County Commissioners are busy pre-
barring the registry books of voters for the
elrious polling places throughout tie com
The lists viii be hung up at the poll
B. places about the first Monday of August.
some Greensburg aTithmetician has ealcu-
hled that Terry McCabe night watchman
y the p. Il. r. near Radebaugh's Station,
Ias walked while on duty The last Il years
b aggregate distance of 70,0o0 miles. That 4
nearly equal to three trips around the
\ Forld.
The Buffalo Lime Company IS now sell
b. Good Lime at eight cents, delivered on
BE- cars at their works For orders, write 20 /
gillian Mason, Garrett. Pa.
Arrangements are being made with the
fasouic orders Of Uniontown, Scottdale,
,ounellsyilie. Somerset. Meyersdale and
cumberland, TO give picnic at Ohio Pyle
Talis, August lst and 2nd. The members Of
order will be accompanied by their
bmiles
VIII have an immense stock Of Summe
lillinery this week in latest styles, aud
pwest prices. II
NJ. NJ TREDwELL
To prevent haystacks firing, scatter few
snidsful Of common salt between each
lyer. The salt, by absorbing the humidity
/ the hay, not only prevents its fermenta-
bon and consequent heating. but it also
ids salty taste 10 the forage which all
attle like besides, il stimulates the appe-
be and assists their digestion, and 20 pre-
Rryes them from maay diseases.
To FARMERs.-Now is the time to hand
your orders for phosphate. preparatory
) fall seeding No enterprising farmer /,
hould be without Baugh & Sons goods, at
rices named in another column of this
aper. Cook & DEErrrs.
The leader OF q country brass band has Is Q
aed circular, in which he says MY 5
and is composed ofthirty members, twelve !
republicans. twelve Democrats, and six on I
le fence II both parties want rs at the Z
ime time we divide up and each faction J
likes three OF the fence riders as q whole, q
e can eouscientiously do good service for q
ther party. We are now ready for biz -
BERLIN NORMAL SoHooL.-The fall term
the Berlin Normal viii open July 2sth.
,d close September p, lSS4. Instructors
NJ. Berkey. Principal Rev : r Briden-
lugh, NJ. c. Berliev Miss Olive Heffley.
or circulars containing full information,
llress the PRINCIPAL,
Berlin, Pa.
Everything is exceedingly dry and dusty
ID vegetation of all kinds is being greatly j
iarded in growth on account Of the need 2
rain. Lawns and grass plots that sever b
weeks ago were carpeted with velvety d
-een now have turned TO a dull brown. the :
-ass being literally buried ont bv the hot :
iys Of the sun. A good, refreshing rain
ould do an immense amount Of good ar
resent
PHosPHATEs AND LAND PLascER-Now y
ave in stock car load Bsugh & sons goods
Ie best on the market, and no farmer a
loald be without them. They have stood e
.e lest fer five years. Here are the prices. 4
Double Eagle, per ton. 5000 :
New Process. $500 q
No. l. Fine Bone, Si00o il
Land Plaster. $500 q
Cook & BEERIrs. O
An exchange SAYS: Mix in the manufac- 4
re Of ice cream is first boiled and dafterward .
lrlly concealed. In the boiling lacteal i'
i'd Of bacterie Is set free that, uniting with =
phpo-sulphipe Of buterie oxide, again soli-
iiies as a bisulphide Of stumokake in the
'ngealing. This, when taken into the "
Is'em, produces peritoniial cramps. fre- n