The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
gsi,sEspAs As-..-.----.

49,
g,i,s e;spA -..------------, February . ''''
sleiguing Is good
The livery men are happy.
The price of wheat is advancing
r,b lot bargain week at Mr. A. T. ohi s.
Comic valentines at Fishers Book Store.
p..atiful Valentines at Fishers Book
Store.
=, vou desire early spring chickens set
your hens now
There is not great deal Of stir yet about
borough politics.
wo months from now Spring will not
be 50 very far of
-. ,be,pometer, ike individuals, has
rs ups and downs
=. helms on February 18th and Easter
falls on the 5th of April
i. Thai husband Of mine always buys bis
.,s At Boyd's Drug Store. He sells the
best
We are prepared to print sale bills at short
-. and in the latest styles Of the print
en- art
rhs, wife Of mine " knows that fo- fine
n,,gs She can always rely on those sold by
C. y. Boyd
p,nor has it that anthracite coal has
h.s, discovered In the eastern end Of Bed
ford county.
T,wn and Country Merchants can buy
v.,sptines at Wholesale at Fishers Book
Sure. somerset
Thai eirl OF mine eiways goes to the
n-,g store Of C. y. Boyd for fine Perfumes
and Toilet Articles.
nrxrrsr-Dr. C. J. Beachy is now IN
s.r,sr,et and can be seen for short time
!, ans Dental Rooms at the Glade House.
The south Pennsylvania Agents are Sc
csdus righls of way down the sewickley
r.llev This looks ike she final settlement
of,be western terminus OF the road.
Abour 40 remnants Of dress goods former
IL. worrb from 10 cents to one dollar a yard
], bargains. Also remnants in pieces
Mrs A f. Uni
When the returns came in they were
s.,,,d ike the handle on iHg-all on one
,iss and every body bought their Drugs Of
c. Boyd
r,sies' Fleece-lined, bustoned overshoes
extra birh cut at A. II. Ferner q Bros.
p,bber boots. mems women's and Misses
oyershoes speciality.
CAsToRIA.
When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When he was child she cried for Castoria.
When sbe was a Miss. She clung toCastoria
When .he had children She gave them Cast a
An exchange saws that no better way of
rp,srting the progress and prosperity Of a
town bss ever been discovered than for
landlords 10 ask three rents for houses and
rssI estate owners two prices for building
lots.
Nrsr MAKKEr.-Main Street.-We have
inst added large Refrigerator 10 our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept COO
sDd clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork, &c, kept
constantly on hand Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
orator until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
RExDvep People coming to court will
please recallect that Fisher Book Store has
been moved into the large and convenient
new store room directly opposite the old
sand. In his new room Mr.. Fisher has
laid in an exceedingly large and vaned
stock Of goods in his line and viii be able to
serve the public to everything wanted i2
his line.
Few people have any idea OF the number
Of men now living who fought in the late
var. Il is estimated that fully million of
the veterans still survive. There are some
sz thousand Posts of the Grand Army of
the Republic, having a membership ofnear-
" three hundred thousand In Pennsyl-
vania soldiers seem TO stick closer together
than in any Of the other States She has
larger number of Grand Armv Posts and
mOre yearly reunions of regiments than any
single State.
lNPoRTANr NOTICE. As have gone out
Of Office it is important now thai all persons
having deeds in my possession should call
and lift them promptly Also, persons ow-
ing me Orphans Court fees will settle the
same without further delay All deeds not
lifted by the 1t Of March, and all fees conf
Ing to ne if not paid by that date, will be
placed in the hands Of an officer OF the la~
for collection. Please give this your imme
dsie attention and save further costs.
A A. STUTzNAN.
Al a meeting held at Huntington on
saturday ofthe representatives of the Dunk
arts. Of what is known as the Middle Dis
irict Of Pennsylvania, which embraces the
territories west Of Baltimore and between
the TWO rivers to Pittsburgh, arrangements
were made ffr the annual meeting to he
held next sumner. The meeting will be
held the latter part of May. during Whit
'f'Hi sANAttp t2taatphs aONot "
east ef Nifilniown. Juniafa county. ON the
arm of Mr. sam Funk Great preparations
4'e being made by the representatives of
NE church in that county, over FIVE hun
lred Of whom will attend the meeting.
The following is report OF the A. j. Mil
lsf school 10 stonycreek Township for the
Aird month ending ian. 10. 1885.
Whole No. in attendance during month. |
aa e ., females 20; total 40
Av rage attendance dnrng month, males
IL iemaies Il total 30
A'era-e attendance dnring term till date. |
"l'es II, females Il total. 2s
Pr cent. Of attendance during month. !
MAJ u, females 90; total % ~
rer cent. Of attendance during term till |
s4e' males o. females 80; total 90
~ Of visits bv patrons during month, s /; !,
ey directOrs. 0.
40 OF pupils present every day during
'ae month. "a
e'arn thanks 10 the citizens and pupils /
w 'leir cooperation with rne in making
VN "orK success, and would urge them to /
-~saa D the studies Of the children at home /
s'D VISIT Us more frequently in the future
.--a ~ the past All persons and friends