The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-29


Buy yeur drugs al Bieecker & snyders.
Pure, sparkling, ice cold Soda Water al
Bieecker &.snyder's.
One OF tie largest crops Of cats ever har-
vested in northwestern Pennsylvania is be
ing gArnered-
Celialoid TruSses guaranteed for aPeriod
Of three year not to break or rust, II Bic
seeker & snyders.
All persons having accounts on my books
viii please call and settle al once.
il sSYuEE-
Eve Glasses and spectacles IN all oonoeiva-
bic varieties and at all prices. Of the ceiebs-
ted King manufactures. at Biesecker &
snyders.
NJ books must Be settled up before sep
TENDER 10th. All persons having accounts
viii please take notice
J. B. SNYDER
We have on hand q large nunaber Of good
Trick which we viii sell in quantities 20 suit
the purchaser Price very reasonable land
opposite the planning mill
HoIBEooE Boo & PARsoS.
Tie Ere cleaned me out on May 10th.
Three months have passed since. A few
have called to settle their accounts but only
a few out OF the many. soE cont put i
of any longer. need the money.
j.. L sNYpER
Every Thursday until August oth excur-
sion tickets. good for fifteen days. 70 Cincin-
natl. Ohio. can be purchased at one and one
third fare for the round TIP. For further
information apply 10
W. ". PIcELSo. T. P A.
Somerset. Pa
7 went through the ERE and am stll onmy
feet. and ifyou will call and pay the little
account you owe me, 1 viii 90 into business
again in the beautiful room the Odd Eel
lows are building.
J. B. SNYDER.
have always claimed patience as one Of
my virtues, but it IS being severely tried by
parties owing ne book accounts, and not
calling to settle. Vow, need the money.
Don't put me Off any longer
J.. B. SNYDER.
Mar MARxu-we have just added q
large Refrigerator 10 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 mesi
can have il kept in the refrigerator until
wanted.
The beautiful building the odd Fellows
are putting up is nearing completion. I
wish % 70 into business again a. the old
stand but can't DO II without money, 50
please call and pay met The small amount You
owe on my books. Many small accounts
make one large one.
J. b. SSYDEE.
During thunder storm recently i've hors
6 belonging to James McClintock, a farmer
living near McKcesPou. were killed. The
animals had hnddled together with their
necks p~rotruding over a wire fence, when a
bolt Of lightning struck the wire, instantly
killing all Of the five horses. Asixth. stand
ing a few feet away, US severely shocked
ANY assessor OF the county who fails in
the performance Of his duty as assessor Is
liable to a penalty Of 500, and any assessor
who willfuily refuses TO assess any one quail
fled as a voter Is guilty ola misdemeanor,
and OF. conviction Is Liable to fine Of $4,000
or Imprisonment not exceeding two years,
or both fine and imprisonment, al the dis
cretion Of the court. and also be subject 10
an action for damages by the party aggriev-
ed.
Mis- Lena Loeb, the electric girl, i attend
ing the Spiritualists campmeeting At Gin
ton. Iowa. and is astonishing people with
her wonderful powers Though weighing
but ninety pounds and only l6 years old,
she pushed five strong men n once in day
light. and held a man weighing -" pounds
suspended from the floor in a chair, though
ten other men were pulling down or the
char 20 strongly that L was pulled to pieces.
Her other fsais are equally wonderful.
Many people have wondered where the
expression "log cabin and hard cider, used
in the Harrison campaign, originated From
n Harrison almanac we learn that an un-
lucky stump speech said that Harrison IS
a poor old man who lives in a log cabin and
has nothing betterto drink than hard cider
This expression was taken mp by Harri-
sons friends, and proved a great campaign
card f,r the General.
While the English peple are talking 30
much about their fIs, railway time it will
not be amiss 20 call attention 20 some quick
time in this country last Wednesday, q
week ago the wife Of G. B. Markle, the
millionaire c~oal-operator Of Jeddo, Luzerne
County. Pa, was at Portland, Oregon. notif-
Ell Of the fatal ilreSs Of her husband. She
left Portland on a special train over the
Northern Pacific Road "Wednesday noon,
and at Chicago made connection with the
Pennsylvania limited express 10 Philadelphia
and there was met by the direcie- car of
the Lehigh Valley Road. which hurried her
10 Irddo, where she arrived at 6.25 Saturday
evening The entire distance Of over 5000
miles was covered in eighty hours or les
than three days and a half