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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15
Somerset, Pa

DYNAMITE ExPLosTos.-A premature ex-
plosion of dynamite at the east end of Sid
ling Hill tunnel on Monday morning,
caused the death of John 0'Brien, heading
boss. Christ Mccormick and John White.
-Four others were seriously injured, two OF
whom. an Italian and a negro, will proba-
bly, die. James McManus escaped miracu-
lousiy, receiving apparently the whole force
OF the blast He was covered from head to
foot with painful bruises but, notwithstand-
ing his condition he went into the tunnel
and located the position of the men at the
time of the accident William Hunter Is
also badly wounded. A gang of twenty
FIVE men had just retired, otherwise the en-
tire party would likely have been killed.
O'Brien, Il is aaid, caused the premature
discharge by pounding down the explosive
before the arrival of the man that usually
did the firing. The remains oftwo af the
victims were inferred in Bedford on Tues
day-Bed5ord Gazette.
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Tribute or REsPEcT.--The following res
olutions were adopted by Somerset Lodg,
No. 53sI o. o. F., Somerset Pa. on Mon
day evening, July o. 1855:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst, by death, oul
faithful ard much respected sister. the wife
of Brother John Vessel, therefore be it
Resoipe7, That We deeply deplore tn,
death of our friend and sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Vessel, who in her Christian profession and
private life always evinced the life of a tru'
woman.
Resoired, That by her death the husband
has lost a dear wife, the child loving anC
affectionate mother, and the community al
honored and trusted member
2esolred, That we tender to her sorrowing
family and relatives our warmest sympa-
thy in this hour of their bereavement
Resclred, Tha; these resolutions be pub
lished in the county papers. and copy
transmitted to the bereayed family.
Respectfully submitted.
d. ]. HoRSKR,
EE y. B. McGRIFF,
F. L. WILL.
Committee.
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BEuLAH NoRNAL-This school will open
on Monday, August 3. 1885. and continue
eight weeks. The object Of the school is
to prepare teachers for their profession. In
structions in the common branches will be
systematic, practical and comprehensive.
Instruction given in the higher branches il
desired. The new branch of Physiology
and Hygiene will receive special attention
Terms Normal course S.; including the
higher branches. $3.50 intermediates, from
So to $3.50. All tuition is payable at the
middle of the term. Good boarding can be
secured near the place, at very reasonable
rates. The County Superintendent will
hold a public examination at the close of
the term No efforts viii be spared TO make
the session an interesting and successful
one. For further particulars call on or
address J. c. LIcHTY,
Teacher ofSchool,
Somerset Pa
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cnAs. n. FIsHra-

iHf fsI NoExAIs.-The fall no-.nals
t-es'ee 10 be somewha, numerous, yet the
,--,'-'ions are that all of them will be
- attended. IN this connection the at
.@-'on o. the principals of the said schools
'aiie'a to The fact that Fishers Book Store
P'aFiasd an ex,rs large and yared stock
,ea'7oooks for use in the FaIl Sornak
: 'eHi-bcok required viii be furnished at
- notice aud in such quantities as may
\, s'sned. Students intending to attend
-. Ina School viii find Fishers Book Store
- 'Aee to ge; their books, tablets. etc.
- - New Philosophy st introductory
-, - {. 4 M supply of Text Spoilers. Nor.
SehoOi Question Books. arithmesical
W., yrsO.''''s and Physical Geosrsphie<
= % Bookkeeping, Chemistry. Cecil
-. ~, &c, always in stock. Inquire for
- Book Store. Mail orders solicited
p'0aptiy attended to.
cHss. H. FISHER.
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MARRIED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

E-D0BST0DT.-On Sun
day, July {, 1855, at the Lutheran parsonage
in Somerset, by Rev. J. F. Shearer. Mr..
John a Berkeybile and Miss Annie A.
Dobstodt both Of Somerset County, Pa,
CUSTER-SPANGLER--On Thursday,
june ., 1ss5, at the residence of the bride :
father, near Lainbertsville, by Rev. D.
Shearer, Mr. Herman Custer to Miss Pet
.spangler, both Of Somerset County, Pa.
MOS rOLLER -YODER. Or Tuesday,
July :, IssS at the residence of the officia-
ting clergyman, an Berlin, Pa, by Rev
John II. Kuepper. Mr. Nathan T. Mostoller
and Miss Katie A. Yoder, both Of Pugh,
Somerset County, Pa.
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The white OF an egg isstated to be the best
application for soothing burns and scalls.
1t may be poured over the wound, and
forms at once varnish which excludes the
air. 1t is also far more cooling than the
usual applications of oil and cotton.
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respectfully.
g \. BOYD. Druggist.

i--flLE FRANEs AND MoULnINGs.-At
sizes Book siore there has just been re-
'7lta complete stock OF picture frames
-ll rnouldirgs. have secured the servic-
g % Inst class picture Trainer and am now
i''i'-rea 10 frame al kinds and sizes Of pic
'-''s n The best style. Mouldings of new
-aa elegant designs for iarge oil paintings.
'.''' engravines and ehromos. A great va
10y o. frames in stock for small pictures,
i.''-ie belongings and fittings 10 great vari-
such as cord. iasSels, knobs. nails screw
Z = Sire' etc. Intend to give this business
=! SPECIAL attention Call in and see my
-.'l'ainss and frames, and bring in your
F'c'a'ss and se, them framed.
CHks. II. FISHER.
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AJnoE To FAKNERs.-H. II Flick and
ts men are busy taking orders for the Cele-
t'liei Bradley Reapers. Mowers and Horse
Rake, bn. they cannot call on every one
FEmes can see Machines and leave their
o-seS with G. P. Shaver, Celemsns. A.
Aarkel, 6ebharts. \. Scott. Ursina. or II.
Il. Flick. Brsdley's are the best harvest
ias Machines in the world and we advise
cur farmer friends 10 see them before pur-
chasing st. 4
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Our readers are not generally aware of the
fact that trout fishing hereafter is limited
from the 18th of April to the 18th of July.
Wednesday is the last day that any one can
capture the speckled beauties during this
Sc ason. without violating the law and run
ming the risk of paying its penalties.
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The Johnstown Tribune of Wednesday
last contained the following; report
obtained currency here this afternoon that
Valentine Hay, Esq, ofSomerset, had drop
ped dead some time to-day. The rumor
has not been confirmed. No message to
that effect came over the wires. and an at
tempt TO trace the rumor 10 its source prov
ed unavailng." Mr.. bay Is still alive and
enjoying his accustomed health, and can
not imagine how the foolish rumor of his
dea;bSSas started. -
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CONFLUENCE ITEMS.
The recent rain has put smile on the
face of the farmers.
The present postmaster has been required
to file new bond, which was promptly
complied with, and there is an indsscriba-
bic uneasiness among the various appli-
cants for the place. Should there be no
new appointment. the war paint will be
spread on thick by some Of the applicants.
Superintendent Daniels has established a
new toll-gate At Jockey Valley. a mile west
of Smith6eld. on the National road, to
catch the local travel from Markleysburg
and vicinity, coming in this direction.
Some contend that it won't pay expenses,
but 1t is yet to be tested. George will try it,
however.
A couple of defiant individuals were re-
Gently fined for fishing in Whites Creek.
contrary TO the Act Of Assembly approved
June 10, 1881. Other arrests are in contem-
plation. This stream, among others, was
stocked with brook trout in the spriGg of
1854 by. the Fish Commissioners of the State
of which due notice was given Hands OFT,
boys. The penalty is so for each offense.
The slugging match in front Of the postof-
nee few evenings ago between David
Field, slender weight, and John II. Straun,
short weight, furnished more amusement to
the boys than fees to the doctors. The
match was arranged under the rules OF the
Marquis Of Catch-can, and was to be fought
to finish. Under these rules JolL' are in
order, and they were used to the best ad-
vantage. Both parties were knocked out
several times, but the mill ended in vieto-
~ for Straun. X.
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We are requested TO announce that a
Camp of Sons of Veterans viii be organized
in Somerset in s few weeks. All Sons Us
years of age OF Soldiers ard Sailors who
served in the United States Army or Navy
any time between 1861 and lsG5 are earnest
ly requested to meet in the room of the g.
4. r. on Saturday evening. the 18th of July,
where the object and principles of the or
der will be fully explained by members OF
the G. Ar. Come without further invita-
ton you will be welcome from all parts of
Somerset county.
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With his Independent eve in mourning the
editor Of the Meyersdale Commercial chirps
Justify for the stalwart Quay and with his
usual accuracy and veracity says that Long
enecker was without a delegate from Somer-
set county notwithstanding that Mr..
Frease voted for him.
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Register and Recorder Shafer is the owner
of one of the handsomest and sweetest toned
cornets that we have ever seen or heard. II
is made OF coin silver with gold mounting
and is beautifully and artistically engraved.
II; Is certainly very elegaut instrument
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

The County Commissioners have employ
ed Captain Sam. Adams TO bore well in
the Court House yard between the Court
House and Jail buildings. The contract is
for 81 90 per foot the veil TO be drilled to a
depth that viii insure an abundant supply
OF water. The Captain has he'd his machine
at work four days and has gone down from
sixty 10 seventy feet 1t is thought that q
sufficient water supply cannot be foasd
short of depth Of one hundred feet- The
Poor House Investigating Committee will
probably be called upon to test the sufscien-
cy Of the water supply Of the new well.
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BARS RAIsISo.--A frame barn 52x32 feet
was raised on the farm of Israel Huntsman.
in Drothersvalley township. last Friday. A
large crowd of friends and neighbors of Mr..
Huntsman assisted in the raising and par
took Of the good and bountiful dinner that
had been prepared for then. Mr.. Frank
Forney. of Berlin has the contract for the
building His son Fl. L., who is chip out
of the old block, superintended the missing
and did his part in mos, satisfactory man
ner. The timbers were all placed in posi-
tion without single mistake or the slight
est mishap occurring.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Barley and rye will be ready for the reap
er in about ten days. The prospects for a
good yield Of these grains is good at this
writing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Rev. Jacob Smith, pastor Of the Evangel-
ical Association Church al this place died at
at his home on Tnrkeyfeot street. after a
brief illness, Sunday forenoon. The bereav-
ed family have the sympathy of the entire
community in their sad afiliction.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Ed. VI. Lambert & Brother. whose shin
gle mill was destroyed by fire, at Mostoller's s
station in the night of the 4th, are rebniid-
ing and will be prepared TO resume business
by the first of August The new mill when
finished will be one of the best in the county.
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FOR GENERAL USE,
MITCHELL WAGON,
G.. W. BENFoRD.

Which am selling, will certify my statement that
they the VERY BEST Farm Wagon made. They in
general in nearly every country the face of the
globe and adapted to every variety Of climate
knowegd BY all be the best proportoned best roned
best finished, and ightest running wagon made present
few facts that should be read by every farmer about the Mitch
ell Wagons S.
1s Great is taken in selecting only the best timber
that which cnt at the proper of the year and
piled under sheds until thoroughly seasoned The thmbl
skens much heavier than any other kens and
therefore, less liable to break The hubs dodgemor
ed which makes the strongest and most durable wheel that
be consnced f. The patent boxcoupng used only by
this Company prevents the wearing and weakening of the
axle 5. The MITCHELL WAGON stands to-day at the
head and front Of all competitors and known far and wide
the strongest and durable unequaled quality and
nh and monarch of the road wherever known and
Don't fad to give CALL and the wagon for yourself
Remember for the next NINETY DAYS am selling these
wagons at greatly reduced prices 1t will pay you buy of
and to buy now Prices furnished on application.
GEO. w, SNYDER,
NEW BUILDING NO PATRIOT NEAR MAIN CROSS STREET
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

y A Philadelphia dispatch says the South
Pennsylvania railroad interest in that city
ridicule the idea that any agreement involv-
ing the abandonment of the South Pennsyl-
yania will be made with Mr.. Vanderbilt.
1t is said that an abandonment of the road
and his friends would be violation of
everything that is honorable and that Mr..
vanderbuilt could not be capable Of IT, One
half Of the total amount OF the subscriptions
to the building OF the road have been called
and will be paid on July 10.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Mrs. II. S, Endsley returned last week
from a three weeks visit in Pittsburgh and
JOhns;own.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate

The undersigned. Administrators and Trustees
FOR the sale OF the real estate Of Abraham lands
late OF StonycTeek Twp, Somerset Co.. Pa, deed,
IN pursuance Of an order granted TO them by the
orphans Coprt OF said County viii sell at public
sale in the village Of Roxbury township aforesaid,
on
81 TURDAK, AUGUST Is, 1885,
Estate. viz:
A. d A certain tract Of land situ-
NO. l. ate in Stouycreek Twp, som
erset Co.. Pa, adjoining lands sf Joseph l.. Kim
nell, Josiah kimmelL Abraham Lands, John
Aittather and others. containing about $50 acres
deceased, eighty acres Of which are well timbered,
balance cleared. The farm Is well watered with
nne water power. II will be sold in parcels or as
whole, to suit pureha sers.
No - certain tract Of land situ-
NO. e ate in Sronycreek Twp. som
erset Co, Pa, adjoining lands Of Jacob Reisz's
heirs, Levi Lease and others, containing - acres
more or less, with two-story house, stable and
other outbuiliings thereon erected small orch
ara; all cleared and in good Of cultivation.
No g. sf5s1 IL si0aTe9s,s Fecs q TaS I9Ra s6u ;sn
erset Co, Pa, adjoining lands OF John lands,
David CLARK. and others, containing 100 acres
more or less.
TERMS:
One-thiri cash on confirmation OF sale one
third Il year and one-third In TWO years from
date Of sale, without interest. Ten per cent. Of
the whole purchase money IHust be paid on day
Of sale.
EDWARD LANDS,
PETER T. MILLER,
luil5. Administrators and Trustees.
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The drenehing rain of Thursday night was
a great god-send and freshened up yegeta-
ton wonderfully. Ii was too late TO be OF
any good to the hay crop but will prove of
great benefit 70 the corn and potatoes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

John r Scott, Esq. has been made a
member of the Republican State Central
Committee for the ensuing year.
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Mr.. Horace G. Darsie, and family, Of
Piitsbure, arein Somerset to spend the heat
Ell term. They are boarding at Mrs. Par
kers. aa 49, - - -1
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Hon. A. J. Colborn returned home sun
day from three weeks visit to friends and
relatives in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois. He
visited two Of his sisters one Of whom he
had not seen for forty mine and the othei
for twenty-eight wears
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Principal of Somerset School

BARGAINS FOB AIL-For the next thirty
days will offer my large stock Of clothing.
boots. shoes. hats, etc, q. 10 per cent. below
cost. for cash. Any person or persons wish
ing to buy goods in n? line can save money
by calling and examining my stock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Summer visitors will see at Welhey's
book store The fullest and most complete
selection of choice reading matter to be
found in Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Stoyesiown young men indulge IN fish
gigging. Agent Kinney and several COM
panions captured some fifty fine perch and
suckers in this manner one evening last
week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Mr.. s. J. Row, and wife, of Clearfeld, are
visiting in Somerset. They are the guests
OF Mr.. George W. Pile
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Our f4rmers are busily engaged in making
hay. In some sections of the county the
crop is fairly average one, while in other
sections il is not more than half what it
should be-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

A couple Of servant girls in Bedford have
been detected in stealing whiskey from the
employer Of one of them, and carrying it
off in quart bottles and selling it TO male
friends. A bad Beginning for young ladies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

The attention of our readers is directed to
the change in the advertisement Of T. W.
Hay, the Johnstown dealer in stoves, ran
ges, tinware, etc, 20 be found on the fist
page Of this issue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Miss Daisey Chorpenning and Miss Mae
Benford, who have been visiting here for
the past two weeks, returned to their homes
on Saturday last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Messrs. J. c. Lowry and W. S Liyengood
two Of Salisbury's most popular young men,
spent several days OF last week at the county
seat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Mr.. Peter sipe life long Democrat has
been appointed postmaster at Slpesyiile since
label christner, Republican, resigned
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Captain Sam. Adams well boring appa-
ratus seems TO possess wonderful fascina-
nation judging from the crowd Of men and
boys that loaf about il all day long.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

All of the Popular Library books can be
found e; welhey's Book Store You can
also End there everything useful in the way
of Stationery.
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To TEAcHEEs-You may find it to your
advantage to attend the Fall Term Of the
Somerset Normal. DR.. II. Brubaker has
kindly consented to deliver weekly lectures
on " Physiology and Hygiene" during the
term. A c. HoLBERT,
princinal of Somerset Schools
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Edie, Pa, july II, lsS5.

SOMERSET NoIMAL.-The fall term of this
school will open on July p, to continue
eight weeks, or until the examination, Tu-
ition $500. Persons who attended the
spring term will be admitted TO the fallterm
for $500. All tuition must be paid at the
close of the second week.
A. C. HoLBERT.
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Mr.. Perry Miller, of Brothersyalley was
among our callers Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

Miss Mary Darragh. Of Beaver, Pa, is Wis
sting relatives and friends in Somerset.
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Somerset's bicycle r4ders are becoming
quite skiIiful in the use oftheir instruments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-07-15

M VIII A. Parker who for the past sew
eral years has been engaged in business in
Wellington, Kansas. is visiting in Somerset.
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AssIaNEL's SALE.


DY VIRTUE Of an order issuing out of the
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF Somerset County.
Pa directed to the undersigned, he will sell at
public sale on
THURSDAY, AUG. s, 1885.
at Bethel. Somerset Co. Pa, at O'Clock P NJ,
the following tracts Of land, viz;
No. z. tsrssi ere % ofM. v. Ksin s and and vile IL,
in q tract Of land situate in QuemahOninx Twp,
Somerset Co. Pa, containing ~ acres and -3 per-
ehes, being land purchased Iron Tobias Bleugh
and wife.
A. - The undivided two-thirds
NO. s. interest Of ~ w Keim aud
wife, In 4 tract OF land situate in Quemahoning
Twp. Somerset County, containing 81 acres and
g perehes. being land purchased nom John W.
Blough and wife.
Mo- a ie4s.f rns g1iTd'a 81 n " s9 ReIB iaT; .ne nd
wife, in a tract Of land situate in Quemahouing
Township Somerset County, containing Is acres
ard J5o perches, being land purchased from J0na-
than Yoder,
TERMS OF SALE
Ole-thiTd at confirmation Of sale, 0ne-third in
cue year. and the balance In two years Deferred
payments TO bear interest, and 10 be secured by
Judgment notes or mortgages, TO be made liens.
Ter per cent the bid 70 be paid when property
STEPHEN STUTZMAN,
July15. Assignee Of NJ W. Keim and wife.
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Mr.. J. G. Harvey, of Baltimore, is at the
Somerset House
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iEfoErASr--lt S with pleasure thatlan-
a71uee 10 my friends and patrons that !
'ocoeeaod in making arrangements with
d l. king, with The King Optical Co. Of
,'e'e'and, Ohio, to be at my store for a
Cay soon, exact date announced later onl,
'oenzble those suffering from defective Wis
i'a 10 have iheireyes examined by an ex-
le-i Elimination FRKE DO not fail 10
ueet him when he couees -
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og.y eot, ,hepe. Eli
srues at I.outher's.
-. :. ,oils. articles at Louthef's-
% u,.te. a speciality Of chronic dis
s'',' 49,. at all times prepared to take a
,,,d Photograph. ,.s ,,,..,, :.
- tuine ofgoOd quality and eheaP a.
|, p Holderbaum's'
e,,o M. A.E- Uhl's for jerseys As sne
r.them very low !,
.s,es, and best brands Of foreign and
..,is ciears at LoHther's'
-. and Gems taken in the best
l'n-i; M. ;welsev's Photograph Gallery.
.....a, Welaey's Photograph Gallery
--' Nv Z. hose Of any other in town
-..r,biar in the drug line goto Lou
= .. - none but the purest and best
rs5ds are kept.
L.,5.omest stock Of neek-wear and
f7-nishiuc goods can be found at
he. Clothing Hall
= = Jolln B. Alden's the Book EK-
.. "a. publications will be found at
--L-. y. Rook store. These books will De
& e-, NJ AIden's very low prices.
desiring TO have u good Cabinet
-, aiken. wIll do well to have the
-''' 80 st welaey's Photograph Gallery
:. Mammoth Block Somerset Pa
I'D inform the Public that / am still
-on he Photograph business al my
~ :, '.,.s,l..bed Photograph gallery IN the
v.rm5,h Block.
-.;,t. oils. varnishes, drugs, medi-
-5sm;eals. etc. 60 to Louthers Drug
vbe-e YOU can get the purest and oes'
-. and more or them for the money
-, anywhere else in town.
Wa. II. WELFLEY.
--s,r-A two-seated spring wagon,
:. b.,cplatform springs, panel box and
''-- --.t.as Also. one Limken Buck
CHARLEs SuFALL,
'-- Somerset. Pa.
-.-v D,7s OxlY.-I&dies' and Chill
= shoe slippers and Caters, Meas
-. shoe. slippers and Caters at cost for
.ts next 90 days at
-' SOLOMON UHL's.
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ANY Of the readers in need of Summer
underwear, seersucker coats and vests. straw
and light felt hats viii do well TO consult
the new ad. Of l.. NJ. Woolf & Son.