The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-26
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Tkinis Of vegetation is booming.
in dress goods At Mrs. Uhls-
festivals are coming intoYogne.
..v-.Uhrs for baby dresses and baby
Mrs.. Uhls for cheap goods Of all
sais
ECaIs. p, Fishers
Box store.
,os want fashion magazine or paper
-.5Fsher's Book store
7..s uail for wool at
Parker & PAREER-
,N- A. E. UhTs for latest styles oil
,,55s and millinery goods
t,g-est market price paid for wool
Parker & PAREEE.
rspt a hammock to swing under
these hot days, go to Fishers Book
sore
.-r-One new violin, n second
..-5 violin. and one guitar. Inquire oiO,
N.Bayd.
want a baby carriage for the pre-
r,.ts infant. 90 TO Fishers Book store
n5bly It,
n,-, 5,r your ianuels yet, unles yon
catch cold, or get acquainted with
the -ae1ma,ism-
sam want any cheap or handsome
or nice goods ofany kind, go to ti'h-
e.. Book Store.
w1-rn-A girl to do general house
Cali at residence OF JF Blymyer'
on East Union street.
Never remove your heavy hannels unti
INST tree, are in full bloom, is a saying
.s ul do to set down in memory.
WOOL
Taken in exchange Tor goods at
Mrs. a. Z. UHL's.
pso,irnr OF fine watches a specially
rrs.v neatly repaired a; the "old Reiia-
~ HERR Bios.
Era safe investment. insure in the [. B.
.5r-bsD,n. E. COVER Agent,
stoyestown, Pa.
l.cs IN bpv sundsv-school Tickets,
Psr.r5 Cards. Testaments, small and large
Rb.e. and Gospel Hymns, is at Fish
r. Box Store.
Ton s,lr-One second hand Columbia
B#-ys'e. 81 inch. full nickel, il; good eondi-
rim. VIII be sold for less than one half
original cost. Inquire ofC. y. Boyd.
western editor. absent on a trip to
Washington. writes home that he has been
all through the National capital. and con
.ls-able Of his own.
W.srrD-J1)O pounds Of tub washed
wool Al PAEKER PARKER
Millinery goods are cheapest at Mrs. A. /
Uhrs. because she can afford to divide prot
its with her customers, on account of the
la--s amount Of dry goods, etc, she sells,
bsiies millinery goods.
That mar" said DR.. Talmage in a recent
srm5n. who neither takes nor reads a
newspaper. is a curiosity. The newspapers
the great educator of the day. It's book,
pulpit platform, and forum-all in one.
Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, and Pro-
tss.onal men, bring your watches and
Gocss to the Old Reliable and have them
DO; in frs; class orders. Remember the
Place only few doors west Of the diamond.
HERR Bios.
Mesrs. Herr Bros. have removed from
We. Main street and opened az in their
New store room opposite the old Central
d0,e.. q full line Of fine watches, clocks.
Eatch chains, jewelry, etc, where they will
be pleased TO supply the citizens Of Somer-
set and vicinity with anything in their line
1Hdces TO suit the times.
Ifyou have any pictures, large or small,
that you want 10 get framed, take them TO
Fishers Book store and Mr.. Fisher will
frame them handsomely and cneaply. Or,
fyOu want to buy any picture moulding or
frames, or picture cords, nails or knobs, or
any nice pictures Of any kind, you should
60 70 Fishers Book Store.
Mar MAzKEr-Main Street-We have
sust added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork, &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refng-
orator until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
For SALE-Three secoad-han one-horse
spring wagons.
One secondhand two-horse spring wagon,
With pole and shafts.
onesecond-hand blackboard, with springs.
Terms TO suit the purchaser. Inquire at
The Hardware Store.
JAMES b. HoLDERBAUML