The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-08-27

M VIII have an immense stock of summer
millinery this week in latest styles and
owest prices.
We hone that every Republican in the
s. bounty will examine the registry lists az
,,,ce and see that his name is properly en-
cred Friday. sept. 5th, Is the last day on
which this important matter can be attend
b 10.
CAsroEIA
ayhen baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
& !Avben She was child she cried for Castoria'
5hyhen she was Miss, She clung to Castoria.
hyhen she had children she gave them Cast'a
Are YOU registered and assessed? See the
reristry list and ascertain for yourself
Is,anv persons who think thir names are on
he lists will find by looking at the books
hat they have been omitted. Look the mat
Der up.
~ WAxrED.-An energetic man to sell
& |Sery useful article 4 good opportunity is
81 oilered live man. address w. NJ. KELLY,
81 p. o. Box DIS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Though peaches are plentiful, 50 numer-
q ous are buyers from the western and nor
thern markets. that the suocuient fruit still
81 remains at a high figure
August is the time TO cut briars, elders,
and 10 clean up the farm generally. Moth
4 inc so materially increases the value Of
81 farm as cleanliness, and not only that, but
II also increases the owners seif-respect, and
81 makes him feel proud Of his farm and con-
s. rented with his surroundings.
81 The number Of postofices in the United
& states on June 30 was 5OOl7, Of which 81
n were Of the first class, with salaries Of over
& s3 900: 404 of the second class. with, salaries
81 Of between $1,000 and s., 900, and ,sSS ofthe
q ihiri class. with salaries Of $1,000 to $1,000
making in all 1923 presidential Offices, or an
= increase Of 1s0 during the year.
The Buffalo Lime Company is now sell
s. ing Good Lime at eight cents delivered on
Il the cars at their works. For orders, write to
William Mason. Garrett. Pa.
Bedford is to have new corporation to be
known As the Bedford and Baltimore Min
& ing Company. The comDany viii operate
4 on the ores in the vicinity. which have been
tested bv analysis and are said to be of q
highly superior quality. It's said to be the
same as that mined by the Cambria Compa-
ny in Blair county. The engineers asti-
mate the quantity owned by the company to
be at least 3, 100000 tons.
I viii open on Saturday line of Win
chester and Remington rifles. breech and
muzzle-loading shot guns both double and
single barrels also 4 full line Of gun repairs.
reloading tools. shells, caps pouder, shot, etc.
JAMES B. HoIDEEBAUN.
PHosrHArEs AND LAND PIAsfER.-Now
have in stock car load Baugh & Sons goods
the best on the market, and no farmer
should be without them. They have stood
the test for i've years. Here are the prices,
Double Eagle, per ton, Sso.oo
New Process S-Sn.Ni
No. ]. Fine Bone, $1,000
Land Plaster. SloVJ
CooK & BEERITs.
MEKr MAEKET.-Main Street.-We have
Just added large Refrigerator TO our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept ceo'
and clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork. &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
orator mill wanted.
We have, also, 100 600 new brick for sale,
which we viii sell by the hundred or thous-
and st Q low price.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
Virgins predicts big storm in Septern-
ber. If he had made it November he would
have hit it exactly. for the Democratic par
ty will be completely showed under during
the early part Of that month.
To FARNETs Now is The timet to hand
in your orders for phosphate, preparatory
to fall seeding No enterprising farmer
should be without Baueh & Sons goods, at
prices named in another column Of this
naper. Cook & BEERrTs.
The attention Of voters throughout the
county is called to the following Last day
for being assessed and registered, Thursday,
September ith last day for paying taxes
Saturday. October ith last day FOR being
naturalized. Saturday. October attn ; cleo
tioD, Tuesday, November 4ih.
LosT.-Seyeuteen head Of sheep tips Of
both ears cut OFF; one black sheep in the
10; no lambs Any Information leading
TO the recovery Of these sheep viii be iiber- |
ally rewarded BY the undersigned.
EJ WEIGHLEY,
July II. 1884. I.avansyille. Pa.
challenge all competition to go side by 4
side with the Perry Spring-tooih Harrow, I
and produce is equal,
SAurs B. HoLpERBAUN. 4
The reunion Of tie Pennsylvania Reserve
Association. which WAS to have been held
At Philadelphia on tie iirst Of July last. GAS
been pos,ponted to meet in the same city ~
Thursday. September ll,h. On that dayN
the equestrian statue Of Gen. John T Bey
nolds viii be unveiled. Members Of the As
socia;ion wishing TO attend the reunion viii
be furnished certificates sntitling them to
reduced railroad fare.
To FAENEEs.-I win put the Champion
Grain and Fertilizer Drill side by side with
any other in The market and le: you decide
whether il is worth twenty dollars more or
not, though ! wiz no, ask you twenty dol
lars more for il, call au1 see.
JANEs B. HoLDERRAux.
SroLES.-From work on Shields contract
ou South Pcnnsy lrania Railroad. vest in
the pocket Of which was an open faced.
stem winding watch. gold monnsings no
hinges. Ten dollars reward viii be paid for
the retuHn ofthe watch to
cEas. WnlFrEExkE. someTsei, Pa.
have Just received fresh lot Of new fall
prints, domestic and fine dress goods and
fail dry goods. Ms. A. +. TIM
Il IS scient tic fact ia connection with
vegetables, that those whose eafabie ror-
lions form under the soil. such IS carrots,
Potatoes, parsnif~ and beeis, are heA; pro
ducins. whileihose hat form above ground.
such a ssparagus lettcuce, peas, beans. /
corn eabh2see and tomstces. are cooling.
Hence the former should be keps for cold
weather. ana the latter freely used during
The hot season.