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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-05-21
ebster Refuting Webster.

The present tariff agitation calls to
mind a curious incident in the life of
Daniel Webster, who began his career
by advocating free trade, but became
afterwards the leading champion of
the protective system.
About the year 1916, he was invited
to great tariff dinner at Philadelphia,
which proved to be one of the most
magnificent banquets ever given in the
United States. The immense hall of
the old Chinese Museum was engaged
for the occasion, and prOrusely decora-
ted with flags and banners.
The splendOr of the scene was greatly
enhanced by the circumstances that the
hall had wide galleries extending its
whole length, which were filled with
ladies, all in their brightest attire.
OF course the interest of the evening
centered in the speech of the great ora
tor, who was then at the height of his
renown, and in the full maturity of his
powers.
Young persons of the present day can
form no idea of the breathless interest
with which the vast audience listened
to the words of Mr.. Webster on this
occasion. No individuals of to-day
tower alOft above the community as the
great men of that day did, such as
Webster, Clay, Calhoun, Preston and
others. Nor can present readers imag-
Inc the intense curiosity of the public
next morning to read the speech in the
newspapers.
Tne writer of these lines remembers
that morning as though it were yester-
day. 1t seemed as if the sun stood still
till we could get the newspapers. At
that time no Philadelphia paper had a
corps of reporters at all competent to
make quick work of a two hours
speech, which requires eight men to
report verbatim with the requisite dis
patch for an early issue. The conse-
next morning before the Wing paper
appeared.
There ives saucy little Democratic
sheet published then, called the Penn
sglUdRidn, edited by the late Colonel
Forney, which played nice trick upon
an expectant public. The editor hunt
ed up Mr.. Webster's great speech on
the tariff delivered In 1924, which was
thorough-going argument for free
trade, in direct opposition to the grafton
of the evening before. Colonel Forney
struck off large edition of this speech
as asupplement to his paper, heading it,
in his largest type:
" "Webster's Great cpeecn on the Tariff"
The newsboys made the town ring
with this cry soon after sunrise. HG-
race Creely, who had come over from
New York on purpose to hear the
speech, and was anxious to get an early
copy for publication in the New York
Tribune, rushed out of his hotel and
bought several sf them. Many thou
sands of copies were sold before the
joke was discovered.
The Democrats were naturally in
great good humor to see that Mr.. Web
ster thus arrayed against himself. The
Wings could not be expected to relish
the jest, least of all of Mr.. Greely, who
vented his anger in unmeaSured Ian
guage.
Mr.. Webster himself, who loved
joke, took it in good part, laughed
heartily, and said to the friend who
handed him the paper:
II think Fcrney has printed a much
better speech than 1 made last night. {"
Governor Hoadly Of Ohio Is a
pood talker.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-05-21

London has 10000 working peo.
pie.
London has $500 cabs and Paru
500.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-05-21

Dancing was invented by Curctes,
1884 B. G.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-05-21

Governor Hosdly Of Ohio Is a
good talker.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-05-21

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

plaintiff IN the sHm of $500. with Interest
from 18th September. 1855 Motion for a
new trial fled. 0a argument list for 1855.
Jacob P Miller " Vim. H Zufsll Cap.
40. IN Trespass q. c E The jury return q
verdict in favor of the plaintiff in the sun
o. fSlo0, subject 10 the up;ni0u Of the Oour
ou the question c,f law reserved. whether or
not the plaintiff can recover IN present form
ofacsion. On argument Iist fsr 1855
ANNE J Lambert V. George " johnson:
Ejeetmenf Jury return q verdict in favor
of the plaintiff for the land IN dispute No
ton for new t-lal fled. on argument lis1
for 1ss5
Rachel Fleesle - Samuel J Fleegle
Debt; Settled Is per papers filed
Joseph ClIorpenning IS ". n Be-key
Appeal by Defendant Case settled b. par
ties as per paper fled,
Harrison Snyder rs Wn. A. Dean Feign-
ed Attachment IN Assumpsir Jary return
z verdict IN favor of the plaintiff fer ss79. Al.
Motion for new frial fled
Michael Rifle vs. Nary A Kensinzer. For.
ATT IN Assump. Case settled. plaintiff 70
nav record costs no witness bill to De filed
by either party. and non suit entered
Charlotte Livingston vs. Samael Fousi
Appeal bv Defendant Plaintiff wifhdraws
al clains, and each party 70 way half Of The
record costs
Henry C. Cramer vs. Charles griffith
Case sur slsnder Case settled. defendant
paying al costs.
Singer Manufacturing Co. rs J. NJ smith
p. : Hay, e a Appenl BY Defendants
jury return 3 verdict IN favor of the plaintiff
fo- the sam Of so. II. with Interest from s,h
Of November, lssl. Motion Tor new t-ial
filed.
Henrietta Fishers right vs Edward Fow
et al Case SIR slsnder Case settled Or par
ties as per paper filed.
/. D. MeNear vs. : Gratf e, al Apy,ea
ty defendants Settled As per paper fled
AL the other cases On the Civil last were
continued
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24
Eaap ANp rgfaar VIEWS.

Peiition of saadry Inhabitants Of I.srime'
and Northampton townships To ascertsin
and establish portion OF tie lines bet veer
The said townships. Tiewers VIA NJ
schraek, Henry RnepfeT, Ge1r-s u. NeiT.
Petition OF citizens Of CoaernAugh town
snip for public road from a point or a pub
sc rasa near Samuel Z Berssys residence
to point Oh prhlie road ar or near r.,si.
dence OF Levi 10dsF IN CaBemsugh town
ship. Viewers. J. y Swami. Samuel STAFF.
David Bowman
Petition Of snDdry citizens Of Pain. town
ship f5r viewers TO yiex the site for a is-ids.
oEe- Paint creek In said township, where ths
road from Scalp Level lesding 70 Ashtols
crosses ssl5 creek al or near the house Of ID
J. Shz.7er Viewers, J. y. Swank. u. /
Kaufman, David Lshmsn.
Petition f0r public road IN Stonyc-eek
township, beginning AZ a public road lead.
ing 10 Ro1hu-y starting between Jscot
kimmeIls and Ephrain Ross. 10 pubiiS
rosd from Glade church IN Roxbcry. 10 in.
t-rsecf SAID road n or rea- Joseph KiIlneli'.
N said township. Viewers L c Colborn
Ahraham Weller. Jacob Dean.
Petition Of citizsns Of Sonerset township
Tor the appointment Of viewers 20 view The
site fora brsdse oYer Coxs creek. Soraerse,
township. where The Puhlic road leading
from the Borough Of Somerset 10 Henry
Hsusefelt's. in said township, crosses said
creek Viewer VIVA Baker, Peter Putnam,
Harry Hay
Petition Of citizens ef Shade township foI
viewers for aputic highway 10 Lead from
the pnhiie road or highway 81 OF near the
house Of Frsnkliu Specbt. 10 pubic road
neEr the school boRss a, Joseph g. LshF'..
in szid township. Viewers, W. Il. Barn
har1. Abraham Zimmerman, Isaac Miller.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

DEacATIoz- SUNDAY. Deceuber IA
assisted Elcer \. : AeCaliam n aedieSting
tie new Disciple meeting al hooFsrs-
vile. Il = an afsracfire frszRe Structure
s0Kzs feet with 81 additional six-looi reoess
fsr the p1igiit. stained windows, wei pro
s,o-1ianeo spire. Eood ssil. modern se-lis.
carved pulpit. superior puip1s chairs and
commnu50u tAhle Chandeliers % novel oe-
sign, hanging puipii lamps Eiih shade re-
fea1u-s. neatly csrpe1eG, With YeSliSule. and
% good aecousrie properties Tue ssiisiers
were Nessrs- berry Clark and Frank 'r1sss;s'
y 10 proves taemSeives 70 bs superior work
men Tie bouse. though buils fsr coRsid-
eraoiy less, j. easily worth s. $50 Previous
Subscriptions and dsnxsieus aB0unied 10
SIS, 10 winch II wss required 10 add $3.50
90 dedication cAF- The responses asErees
ted = 81 IS making total q - los -
Memters Of oiher den0ninAnous and n0n-
protesting CHRISTIANS coniriSut freely Con
sidsring thAf the village cor1sirs Orly about
three hundred Inhabitants, shz. the Luther-
ans dedicz1e5 s,il eoSsiier hOa>e 5Ei two
weeks before. and thai the Disciple church
has only Abou1 t~eufy-tire resident mem
sers- the acquirtsl sf al deserves high p-sise
OF coarse Deighboring DISCIPLE churches
sonerse1. gohns.0wn, Berlin and l,4ley.
were repre-euled, and broa-bf their pocket
books WIKI fhem followed the sGndss
work by evening prracisius 10 fAir audiences
up to SATURDAY,. ana Elder MeC4llnn pro-
tracts Is fh-oagh this week.
PErER NoSEL.
Somerset Pa. December - 1884
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

We are in reeeipt ol . programme from
County Superintendent Weller. E9r the
Teachers Insutuie. which via og.en in The
C5u-r House nexi Monday afternoon, Il
1he preca1nme Is aur Indication, the com
i1is xe,k promises 10 be ane we'll 6lled with
intelest and pleasure for the s7me-sei conn
r. tnarhe-s The Instructors from abrosd
are Dr. A. : Baub Il Lock Haven, Prof
: A. Baer. of Reaiiae, and Prof. W b
Hal. % Lancaster. The lecturers are Bur
derte. Ooy-..aBd ard last, bui not least
Chaplain NcCabe- wba has noi head af
Is Boz Burdefte. and laughed over his
funny and witty sayings. and whe that has
not heard but has desire 20 Do 50. Gis
subieci TUESDAY ereninE vii be TIE Rise
and FaH 81 ;be Masfac,le and II you xani
80 eez comfortable seat. vOu had better
SEE ere yoer ticzei 81 IN esriy day. Csiene.
/. r. Copeland Wili lecture on spo5s and
Suubbery Wednesday eEeEing. and vii
delisAt snd entertain his auaieaee. Thurs
dag esesiifs Chaplain MeCabe wiil lecture
q, the 8sistf Side of I.sie IN Libby Prison.
We care not whag olhe-s may say. 5uf We
know e no asAsr lecturer whom We would
rather bear than Chaplain McCabe he Is
an ornaor bgmo-lsf one q the most for
citae anG pleasing speakers we have ever
erer heard. His EscaaFes of haz1le scenes
a-e most grspiiir and li5e-liks; The story O.
hls capture aBd Imprisonment = fnil Of Ia
.srest- The coiHmbsa CInd.l ocnmerriG
ssvs Of him-
= We have heard Beecher, Tiitcn. and
esher noie6 iecrurers boI We consider the
Iesrure c,f Rev c & McCAbe. d. D, deliver
&C Al Central Hail on "Wednesday Of las;
week. or The Bright Side Of Lsfe il Libby
Prison. she grandest thing 10 which we
hsre ever listened The Chaplain heid ms
1ndi.snce for abeuf al hour and h4i[ and
xhen he closed We heard baf one expres-
sian from his hearers and thai was that they
regretted that BE did not coutinEe much
longer. lie would have Lis audience shed
dirE tears ore moment aud fhe nexf would
have them c1nraIseS with ia1gi1ie1 Il
was jass snch ssrrH-s We think as is cal
calsis-s 10 do a gness deal of sosd.
Reserved seal tickets fer the three lectures
vii be ON sale at Boyd's drag SORE. where a
plo. OF the room e2n be SEEN We would
advise our readers nc; 10 delay in purchas
sag their tickets. If they wish 70 secure good
seass.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The supreme cour1 OF the United States
hss decided By Eve justices agsiilsi fo,r dis
senting fha; railroad ernploye who Is IN
J1re3 By the ca-elessness Of 3 train cenSnc-
tor can recover against the railroad co-ups-
~. since the conductor and the ennpl9ye,
who wzs in tins case the engine driver are
noI fellow servants n the sense tha: v0ald
free the colnpsny from liability 10 them for
the neg liseDce q each other The cond0e-
To- was Ia superior sufbor1t5ry 20 them, and
Therefore rlaSs TIE company rssp. rrsi5l= 10
them f1r his careas.ssrless. This is an i'm
po-tznt medication Of the decisions uPaa
The sahiset. and will sae5srt railroad eom-
F'auies 10 liability n many eases n whieh
sbey have generally been supposed 10 be
free from l.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

This. froz1 the HEs5aaf,lsa1. VII be in
p9-lazf inf9rmstin for cur farmer friends
4 Eia giFs y0ur -es5s-s ny remedy Ter
keaYsa- Tn5ee and xeezil beetles o1l 81 my
grzna-y- Hang Up few pieces Of tz--ed
F.sper n the granRry, and the reTEnin VIII
not STAY Il Eiu also clear Eiee from the
ra-ret OF the hoase. Scatter few pieces Of
paper about the gz-rel, and one need lot
lag awake nights on accour; of the racing
II nj se and rnts. for they viil not STAY where
tArre3 paper perfumes The AR. Tack it up
and hang few STRIPS inside the benhGuse
sn2 mice VIII hot stay long even there
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

CHElsTs-ss AaESIEe Fishers Bfok store
Eiil be lpsn early on CHRISTMAS morning and
continue J1,en al day for the benefit q lAae
purchasers q Chris1EaAs presents. Ny stock
Il handsome. useful and urnalleriai a-ti-
cles Tor Fresenls Vii be full and calzpleie
unlil after TIE Iusiiiuie thsf teachers ana
oihsrs attending Use same VII hsTe sr oF-
po-tuaiiy 70 buy froan fnR stook- 2o'e
Books 70 select from Everything cheap
and pretty
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

In reference TO the de2th q Mr. Alosrl
Eecke we las seek sAid IN cur local col
uuus lha; be died from the effects of al
overdose Of 1t poison- j Dow seems
doubtfui Il such were the esse. he Was al
home al THE usrhf previous 20 his death.
ana a physician WIS not summoned uncil
El,ont O'Clock the f5lloEing morning The
iAci thai be lived far fieeB hoOrs si1sr y
WAS supposed llll1 be had taken Tie Psis0n-
would Indicate that be had taken very lstile
Il am We age sBiorlned IlaAs = F~.ss Issorfsaa
examination v as made hui have pol lHArn-
ed ibs result Nr. Reese Wss = Ioime es1i-
zen of Jahust5En. ana his remains were IN
ttrred IA TIE oemelery 81 tlEi place EeT
Dr. Weight, uf ne German Lutheran Churca
oisiciaied al 1he funeral Mr. Eeck was 3
careiul business man, and succeeded II &C
cumulzilng considerable of ihis world :
goods since coming b. Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

NJ. WI II Picking. who used 90 STICK
type on The HERAIr hack fn = sad 3
buf who far tbe pss1 frs years has been Ell
EEre6 IN the Custom Brokerage. in NeE
YORK City, Is iu Somerset fgr the holidays
Nc one receives a warmer welcome from hls
old and many friends thar does the T. Val
lie Pn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Additional assessnruts have been made
upen IRE stockholders of the Sonfh Pensy :
wanna Railroh5 Company and the work NJ
on that line vii be pusbed forward rsEidly
The bridge over tire Susqut.hanna rFer. 81
Har-'sburr, Is 70 be finished by Nay, and Il
= said thai the roadEai certain points may
be opened bF that time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24
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BUTTS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Presents for Ladies and Caildren
Presents far Men and Boys.
Presents for Old and Young.
Dalls and Toys
Gloves and Stockings.
Handkerchief. Linen and SILK
Leggins and Mitts
Hoods and skirts
Wrzps for Ladies and children.
saiehels and Purses.
SIX and Cashmere Dresses.
Ladies Neckwear
Gents Neck wear
Ribbons and Furs.
And thousand other things suitable 70
5resenfs MEs. A Z UHL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Al sxchznee Inquiries How m2uv ef
orr far lAsies Ars mAEhensticiAns enoaga
10 add s8e-ai courage 10 beauty. srbsrzc1 en-
" fr0m fris16shiP- 7altrlr aznizole &c
coniaplishzneafs by swessness oi temper :
diria=d tiEze by soasniliry znd econozas
and reduce scandal 10 IL loEssi GenenaiIia-
fiou
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

ErKRAH Faa s4xzA CLAUS = L3-e bzyeS
of Christmas eiiz xsE fna fasl stock Of
NSlusbin and usefal presents $. Fishers
Book siore- % Christmas Essr, with I corps
e ss-iTe and f.slsie clerks or hzni 70 deliv-
e Packages
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

CHEzs1Mss BaAz.-Ssuta cla1s announces
thai he VII Yisil : >IoyscoEn II tis lev Boat
lssss- =. lanEii1s 81 t;se Evangelical Charch
of rhSe pace n e.se p Il. Congratulations
Ki.l - rendered the old gentleman n songs
and sg,secslez. zfisr 1ich he wili gladden.
TIE hearts u ihs eAll1ren by his generoEs
els,s a. =. BsrxGaKDzER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Tie only important chan rein the -unrii "a
OF trains on the Somerset and Cambria Rail
road under the new schedule which went
into efiecs SaDdsy, the 2lSi = TIE dise1l.in-
uing OF the 80 Rockwood Accemmsd4tisa.
which hitherto connes.ed with The Pitts
ourvh mai. Under the new scbedule PITTS
oursh passengers are compelled 70 leave
so1Ds-set ~ 9.l6 = N arriving IN tns cify ~
30 ? H. or by leaving Ssnersei a. ll.59
and waiting 81 RoekwOsd u1Iii $50 vii sci
them 10 the CITY Il (, - ?. n East bound
trains leave S0merseI at Il-5e : n and
SOS 2. N. North bound frssEs leave SoHsef-
sci NJ T,55 = IN and ,15 p M Somerset Ac-
comrn0dzliou arrives al $40 and Redwood
Aoc0zniedsn0u deparrs a 6-so.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The col5est snap Of the season was ezPs-
rie1ced 81 thls place Friday morning The
Thermometer registered l6s below zero st
difersu; points The mercury clung close
TO the zero mark all day Friday and sztu--
dsy. Saturday might ibe weather began
rnoderaslnE. and Sunday morning EGrn.
drizzliug ram SCI IN. AZ q continued through
OH Tie dar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The finest l5ne OF ha55ksrchiess n lown
SIX. Eiuea. &C. a zist line cx ses1Ils,neu's
raufiers We can ard wa seG Ean six
handkerlhiess = Fer cent sssS tkEn 1htT
are s,ls aisFrheTe in ioEE- We know
whereof ue sps4k- T-y us-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Mar MAKKE--Nain Sfresl-We have
iusi added large Refrigerator to our Mez;
Market IL which al meats can be kept cool
and clean Mutton, Beef, Pork. dc, kept
constantly On hand Open dairy. Parties
5ryiag meat caa have Il Kept IN the Refrig-
s-a1or until wanted
We lave, also, 100000 pew hrick for sale
xhieh we Wiz sell BY the hundred or fhous-
tild a 4 low p-ice-
Ross Dsr7s A. In
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The rate from JohnstoWn 70 Nsw Dreams
ever The some-ss1 & Cambria and Baltimore
a Dli0 Railroads VIII be the same during
ilse Exposition a. fhai or THE 2. z z 50
=. The ti1kers VII b. good from the rms
of p1-chzse uutil tae elese u the EKP1si-
-r-r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

F1zE PHogeeEAFEs.-T sttend-
ing fAe Gounty institute should cal a;
Welhey Fha-s graph gallery vhsre they
can secure First Clsss Photographs 81 aeE
prices he makes . a. zfyie Cards lzbi-
uet aaa panel sizes and guarantees full sat
istatzloI.-
Pine aIturns and Fine frames for cabinet
photographs = sTelizlry. Gallery on Main
Crass street in Mammoth Biock. S;szrvsy
nexl 10 Nrs Shrurks store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Aay perssc EEarhzsing articles 70 :
ralue Of 81 90 CT more frpza Edward Mellow
n ts<wesn this date and the srst DIR or
ganas-y B. D. 1855. vEil be entitled 70 q
guess at TIE whole number OF zrt5cles n the
5sr-Peas, Beans d Hickory Nafs-and the
person guessing the nnnlber Dearesz 10 tbe
zssornr il the jzr. after careful eounf- vii
Grzx the handsome Laiy's Gold Watch SD
chzin worth ss5o3 fo-etser uizh The ease.
nov or ezhif5tisn q the yeEeary s1ere of
Z MeDoweIl. Somerset Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

a large new stock Of goods has just been
rrit On the shelves and under the cpRnsers
ana ia the Earero51a- IN fact il took ali
svailsble nom 70 store it 81 The cid reliable
shoe store ofSol Thl. AL goods bsve been
marked al rcck bottom prices for the HoI
srr rrnaa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Another plaz for raising money 81 church
s9uzsbies has been discovered Il : called
6 weight soeiable and Is managed Is fellows
The ladies' are placed on scale ard the
names and weight pat IN sealei envelopes
Each gentleman draws an envelope and
sE.ening IL he finds the name of the person
he is exPecsed 70 take to snrpsr. oyste-s
are served He pays for the same Al the
rate ef half cent posno for - many
Te1nds Ss his Pe-1ner weighs These soclAls
va furnish 4 great deal Of sr5zsezaent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24
J. E SsTBu 4 co.

wesre receiving Novelties IN al kinds OF
Jereiry from this cate, and VIII centinse 10
receive them up 10 the HOLIDAYS Resnens-
Der thzt yoa ges gress ST the Ja- Of Beans.
Z McDoEE1r-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

EzcrEszos 10 NV ORzEAxs--Ibe B ( @
+ z siftrs speoiAl Inducements 70 parties
gong 1o rhe New olizans Worlds Far, IN
TIE WY 81 qaick tine, cheap yates. iAr0ugh
ears. safe and relis5ls ognnecsien. arc year
ca0ioe oF > 5I5srsali routes. Fer fall iaf.E-
Gszrisa cal un u- address
Z L FAzTeE- Pass. Agl-,
olace II DeI'ol SomerSe1. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

We do keep the only real. genuine Eng
lisfi China WHrs IN town, Il prices as lox
IS our neighbors sci American ware that
VII c-sze INSIDE Of SIX months We have
sozae new and vary prelry designs, and
gua-ansee every piece Cali and see them
Al J. B ss1nEE d Cos
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24
FoR THE HOLIDAYS
cASpIE

cASuIEs-
A fraction over ton in stock. the best
soT.Be7t II toEn- Pure goods ST whole
le OF r=tail, and az prices lower than ever
fore.
NTTs
: escorted Table Nuts, Almonds. English
yalngts, Palrew nuts, Pec2ns. Fiiberts, Co
,osuuts. and the everlasting peanut-one
hundred bnshels all told
FEUITs-
Oranges, Lemons. Bananas, Grspes, Rai-
ins, PrgDes, Figs. Dates and Cranbe-ries,
oselher with sn underground fruit knoEn
ls Sweet Potaioe. Plenty for eSerybsty
Respectfully,
Cook & BEEaTs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The sr,srtsnen VIII soon lsv dorn Their
guns After January Isl the season for
shooting squirrels, rabbits. Wild turkeys,
floser. zooacock, quad and phessanis 5 81
IA end
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Tie merry Jingle q the sleigh balls EAs
heard for the frsi time ttis season. Friiay
morning. The sleiEhins vAs asi frst-Ciass,
bur 1here were . E-aat ulauy sleds and
slsiehs 20 be seen on the streets Friday and
ssturaav
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Nr I'd Rhos5s, aus O. or erte-T-ising
iiverymen. drives hauiscuae span II hO-s-
e. one of which be calls In6ependent7
When asked Why be bad gwen TIE animal
sanh peeuliH- name be replied, Because
he-sa kicker
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24
NOTICE

Efta1s Of Albers Recke. late Of Scnerss1 RH.
Somerset County. Pa deed
Letters tes<4meusAry IN the sbo-e estate hnwnK
teen granted to the nadersixned by the ppsper
indebted 70 saie es nse 70 matt imnetAlss pay
nen-, Eac those having claims AxA1na ~ szme
VII preRenf Them duly nufbenrfcnsec tor
once tn the Bsrsrkh Of So0ezse:- Pa
il PUGH.
dec4 ExRc1tox
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

Edward + Alcost. the Ursina lugn5srms-
has orders for three million fees Of wh-e
osk timber. fe- b1ilding English ships Tire
timber Is al being cu1 along the line of the
Balto. and ONO road, between Conuells-
Fllle and Cumberland. II J. shipped d
E.ssEnd a fLsi a. Il can be secured The
price pzld l. sixteen dollars per thousand
spot cash on the cars bsre- The e-4er wiil
be doubled Il Il czn be filed within res
sonAble time Several arms are noE work
ing OF TIE present order.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The only faIi Eize Of Ns5olica Ware IN
The cuunty also niee lins Of deco-ated
China Cups and ssarers. Mugs. Smoking
SEN. etc Gene and see them
J. & SsrBB Il CO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

The c9zntrv folks Ere { Esedias 18e teEn
With tarkeys aud sther varislies ui l,gultrs 10
SIMPLY TIE demand incident Do tis holidays
noE almost here
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-24

ReTenue officers rzs3e5 IN il5cii distiliery
IL Noaroe township, Bedfo-1 oountEs Ens
sucaee5ea y eAT;u-ng large amsuni Of
crooked hfsEy-