The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-03-11

great nsny persons are arranging TO
change their residence as soon as the spring
opens
The largest line of glass and queensware
in town at
,ls,, sweep sale Of cooking stoves at J.
II Vilers tin and Hardware Store, ,'Somes-
Sc. Pa.
R,--ains in all kinds of dry goods and
f-..s Goods still continued at Mrs. A. E.
UHls.
The trinity Of all lovers of health should
no absolute cleanliness, pure water, an IN
aiul,eratei food.
The bin empowering burgessss in bor-
,--bs 70 sentence offenders was passed
finally n the Senate.
hbiIl is before the Legislature 10 make
che term Of constables three years, except in
cities The first class.
In clothingwe still lead. new lnsjust
-scaived. Cone and get good, honest suit
cheap. }. b. oNfpkh " 20 3
The weather prophets are predicting a
mild spring. They say 3" an early Lent is
suret5 bring an early spring
Favete county has already fixed the date
for thei- county fair, October 9th. 7th and
sth being the days agreed upon.
The salary Of the President of the United
States is SO 900 a year, or sl37 day. Who
wouldn't be president if he could?
Kew white and Turkey red damask table
linen and napkins, towels and bed spreads
f1st received at lower prices.
Mrs. A. E. UHL.
Don't forget this-we trim wall paper free
ofcharge. Our new line now in. Call and
examine the beautiful patterns at
]. B. SNYDER & Cos.
nr. Kings spectacles are sold only by c.
Y Boyd Every pair warranted to give sat
isfaction. perfect ft guaranteed.
The snow and ice are gradually melting,
much to the relief and qualification of the
Inhabitants residing along the rivers.
Decidedly the best place in town to get a
good bargain is at
J.B. SNYDER d Cos.
Fer the past few weeks the doctors have
been kept very busy. Sicknes among chill
d7en especially. ha, been very prevalent.
WANTED.
Bacon potatoes, oats, wheat and maple
sugar for cash. or in exchange for groceries,
grass seeds, salt, fish and phosphate, at cash
prices. Cook & BEERrTs.
New stock Of embroideries, hand and ma
chine. Terchon Laces, Swiss Hamburgs, ev-
erias;ing trimmings in white and solors just
Tceiyed.-An cheap. Mrs. A. Z. UHL.
CAsToRIA
When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was a child she cried for Castoria,
When She was Miss she clung TO Castoria.
When she had children she gave them Cast'a.
you want to see the largest line OF car
pets ever brought to Somerset, and way be-
low the lowest prices at which they were
eyersold here, go to J. B. Snyder & Co.'S. A
fall new line ?ust received.
We viii sell muslins, calicoes. ginghams'
shirtings, dress goods, or anything in the
dry goods or notion line, as cheap and
cheaper than you can get them anywhere
Else. Call and see us and be convinced.
J. b. SNYDER & Co.
When you see man take of his bat to
you, Il Is sign he respects you. But when
'e is seen divesting himself of his coat, you
can make up your mind that he intends
you shall respect him.
person sleeping on his right side, ac-
ao7ding to French physiologist, will have
ihcoaerent and absurd dreams. but when
Aeeping On the left side the dreams will be
Of an intelligent nature.
Mat MARKET.-Main Street.-We have
u. added large Refrigerator to our Meat
MARKET IN which all meats can be kept cool
-la clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork, &C., kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
'1yihg meat can have ii kept in the Refrig-
e-ator until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
4 WoEO TO FARMERS.
/ generally conceded that grass seeds |
s''"h IN the west are cleaner, and contain |
'sss oi The weed than those harvested east of
tue ONO river therefore we direct your at |
'lnoh TO the fact that our stock of seeds
C'ls'sis Of none other than choice Western
1'd Timothy. at prices comparative
y o"- Home, or Eastern-grown Clover.
N4n DC sold at GO cents to 81 per bushel less
nan choice Western, and farmers who pre-
II i-as'ern seed and leave their orders with |
~ VIII be accommodated with as little delay
possible Respectfully,
Cook & BEERIrs.
lsHERs Book SroRE.-This well estab- |
..'led old and reliable Book, News and
s'1aonery Store was moved on February .
-o''' nom its old, cramped and insufficient
s--''efs 10 the large elegant and convenient
p p.N store room directly opposite Cook q |
e''s' In these commodious quarters
'tecAiy fitted up for its occupancy the
''A oi books, news, and stationery has
S'en very greatly enlarged. Special atten- |
Sou VIII be paid to the wholesale trade |
e-lOoi Books. School supplies, Paper. En-
S'OfFs, Inks. Pens, Almanacs, Pencils. |
1,-lk books &C., viii be bought in large
'1''ues direct from manufacturers which |
~ enable this establishment to job to town |
-, ''lhtry merchants at such figures as
maze Il advantageous to buy there
- retail buyers an almost innumerable
oi goods will be offered. Always for
an extensive and varied assortment, |
i eu'al works, Histories. Books of Trav-
Nosels' Lutheran and Discjple hvm,
"a Dictionaries, Childrens Toy books +,
n- '---1'ies' Reviews, Daily papers. Story pa |
D,s -1 . general line Of reading matter. |
'-s school and Sunday school Rev.rd
S4'ls Lawyers and justices blank, Rlanl
S''ks and Marriage certi6ca,es Nail or
CEAs. H. FlsHEn.