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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Sie Staats Giienbabn : GOmmiiiiun
Mil nun auf ssri5tIi5em 8ese sesen bic
giienbabn:G ompasnieen uorseben. wel9e
bur3 lire rduberii9en 5ra9traten benz aus
seueinen @obI 70 sroBen S3aben tbun.
Der Gampf sesen bic MonopOle 1T fem
lei6tsr. 90 melt iinb bic &au leute nod
oben, ob fe tros Der Staatsssiete oben
blsibsn, lit cine anbere 6rase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

60 ideint trOs allen 8iberipru@, bab
Der bemotratiide ganbibat fir giisnbabns
gommifdr, Dep, erpdbIt worben 1T.
Der Wann bat bas usrbient. ST 1T Der
erite 9smotrat, Der felt 1857 in benz rspus
bIitanii6sn Soma gu sinsm Staatsamt
erpabIt porben 1T. Seine Webrbsit III
tlsin, aber ba ift fe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Samcs 2epi, Ode Der Siebenten unb
MainsS traBe, brinst es 3ur &enntuiB zines
psrsbrten YubIitums BON Dubuque unb
Der llmsesenb, baB er aus benz Often aus
rifsetebrt lit, bort cine sroBe auspabI
aIsr arten In feline 8rau9e einidlasenbsr
Ssrbfpaaren setauft bat, Die bereiis ansss
tommen iinb unb nod w65entIi9, lie mad
Bebarf %anlansen. Spre9t Dor!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Neuer MQent.

Serr q. WoIitor, go. 1926 Sation
Ctr, q. g., minneapolis, Rtnn., bat
bic @ite sebabt, bic Gsentur Der Sur.
9atette" fir MinneapoIs gu %ibernebmen,
unb lit buber ermd6tist, neue Nbonnenteu
gu iammeIu, 9eIber gu couectiren unb bas
fir gu quitttreu. Wertt eu1 bies, ibr
Quremburger BON WinneappIis!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
9aS Siufmineral, bas bier in Der gle

9a8 Sinfmineral, bas bier in Der gIet.
region sesrabsn wirb unb isinsu 9lbiab
mad 9soria, Su., unb mad ct. 2ouis,
@O., fiubet, wirb in INNER s,SBeren
Suantitdtsn erportirt. Der Yrsis 1T
guar nisbris, bod, mo bas Wtineral mafens
bait Iisst, sabIt's nod INNER gut. Der
8ertb 1T je nod QuaIitdt bon IS bis $l2
bic Tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
SninoiS Central GiIenbab

Sic Sflinois Central Giienbabn
IdBt am 4. unb ls. De3ember
mad benz Siben, nod Sadiou, Esnn.,
9olp Springs, aberbeeu unb Sadion,
Wiififppi; hammond, Servings unb
GATE CHARLES, Ga, @rcurfonssiss abseben.
Rdbere 4ussunft sibt s. s. Msrrp, 9sn.s
Wsif .sYaf .sNst. 3u Wan9efter, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Scr meme Sabnbof ber SQinuis Central
GiIsnbabn, ben isst bic 9eamtsu Der gubn
besosen babea, 1T wobI Der serdumisite
8abnbof i'm Staate. OerIelbe toitet ni9t
psniser aIs $75, 900 unb lit cine 3isrbe
fir Die Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Sebt nod bcr @abl Iaiien idmmtIi4e
beutide Subass 3eitunsen bic &ate often
aus benz Sad fir tbreu M~udsrg0sen
Sarriion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Gorige ISOLDE nal Elm gertretsr bss
StaStratbes pon Davenport bier, Der
uuisrn 9rtroIuasen In auseni6ein nubm
unb grtunbisunsen iiber has Spfem eins
3os.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Gin Wann, Der iest on 40 Sabren in
Der mebisinii9en Praris 1T, ioate ben
llnteri9ieb 3uii9sn SaI5 unb 3uder
fennen man Ieie, mas ct iast:
EoIebo, O., 10. San. 1887.
I'm 8. 3. gbsnsp & Go.-Wsine 9srs
rem! = Sd babe mid iest NIT Der dr5tIis
den Yra5is fur nabe 40 Sabre bei6dftist
unb muB iaseu, buB pdbreno meiner Ians
gen Sbdtis,sit unb NIT meiner LANCER grs
fabruns i'd ME Elm Yrdparat seisben, bus
i'd nit iopisl Siderbsit uub grfoIs pers
idrsiben tounte, aIs 9au's Satarrb Rur,
bic sic prdparirsn. Sd babe es gar uieIe
WaIe peri9riebeu unb Der grfols mar 3us
nsilsn ~wunbsrbar, unS gum S5luB muB
i'd iasen, baB i'd nod iett einen Jaa pon
&atarrb 3u finben babe, ben bic Webi3in
ni6t pertrsibeu tonnts, wenu fe mad Der
Nnpsiluus senommen wurbe.
Der Sbre
6. 6. o o u d, NJ. D.,
Office, 215 Summit Ctr.
@ir seben 500 fir isben Sad pom Ras
tarrb, Der ni1t bur9 ginnebmen uon
SuIl's &atarrb Sur sebeiIt pstben tann.
s. 8. @bensp, @isentb., EoIebo, ..
.Y7 gertauft in alien Qpotbeten gu
Is 9ents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Sa SBerspile 1T bieien CONNER 3isms
pieI sebaut porbsn. 9orise ISOLDE
iinb brei neue @sbdube auf etnmaI be,ossn
9a bubpt's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
lin aIte ober neue SefenrUbrea Al per

id6nern unb aae 3utinftise arbeit gu ipas
rem, sebe man ibnen einen l1ebsrsus pon
feuerfeffem Sfenrobr : SirniB, wel5sr In
90 Gents : &annen in Z bormann's
Mpotbete su baben lit. gr bdlt sbsnfaQs
etne bauerbafte W66elsY olitur unb Siri9s,
WaInuBs unb anbere 9oIssBsi3eu fsrtis
gum 8ertauf tn 20 Gents &annen, peI9e
irsenb sSemanb anwenben fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

Gin She'll Der Sdaeuerte bat bsreits
feline Gbdtistsit einseite0t. 9amit fiub
piels 2sute auBer Irbeit seiest worbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Sn Tolge bcs fhbIeren sSetters Begin.

net bic Sa..atsr NIT S9peinei9la6ten.
IS ton1.-sen tdsIi9 msbrere bunbert Stid
toot; @runser gu Wartt. Der Yreis tit
eta lobnenoer fir ben Taru1er unb on
&orn febIt's au6 niat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

8eisen lit uorise @ods iebr fart int
sefaaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Wuf Der bfinuen &rnmrre Giles, bas

in elmer btsisr Na5te auf einem Der 6luBs
arme iid sebt.bet bate, besannen Iet@ts
iinnige &naben 81 tammslu. Giner brad
elm, unb es bate ni9t uiel sefsb[t, mare
Der Butihe ertrunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Stadt + Amgegeud.
Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Teiienoe I8enten.
Sic Serrea q. Brobit, gb. Sod uuS
aarI Sbm0ger.

agenten Der n9ajette" in Gbieaau.
Sr. Better Retter, 1855 gurIins Strabe.
Sr. u. Steius:&aImus, 2O6 @analport
gIpenlIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
Chicago Rarfttert6t

Yer SeIesrapb.) 20. Rop. 1888.
8 ei;en-Ro. 2 LA bis I'LL @ts.
% endtorn-43b Gts.
Safer-24 bis 244 @ts.
&%o99en-66t @ts.
Ser 1854 @ts.
gutter-22 bis 81 @ts.
Sarmt6ie, 11-12 Gts.
@ier-21 bis 22i @ts.
0bistp-$1.20.
9 in e-$3.75 bis $50.
&inbpieb-$2.25 bis 5.75.
Observation-Disclosures bis $500.
g 6maIS-$S.S0 bis S.S7.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27
WtItp aufes 0arftbertGt.

Wer Sele9rapb.) 26. Nou. 1888.
n-Ro. 2, s1.06.
Safer-35 9ts.
% eIi9toru-441 Gts.
&o9gen-59 bis 500 @ts.
y erfe- go. 2, 78 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

NetusY6t: Iarftbertft.
(Yer Sele9rapb.) 90. gtop. 1883.
@ei;en-Milp., go. 2, $1.CS bis $1.O9.
Saier-39 bis 81 Gts.
% eIi n-9em. 10. 500 bis 81 Cts.
S3weiueflei6 -$15.0 bis 1850.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

ct. xoutS Narftbertmt.
Eer GeIesrapb.) 26. Nop. 1858.
n-rotber, go. 2, 80 bis 81 Gts.
80 eli 9torn-47 bis All @ts.
Safer-30-30a @ts.
&os9en-- bis - Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

uniern @e9ieIbldttern ents
nebuen mir folsenbe 2anbsleute bstrefIsuoe
Nahrihten:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05
AsTouNogNc Ano DgLEcHTFuL
rs THE ELE6Ayr BEAUTIFUL AND RICH
DISPLAY or HoL.otT GOODS At
FIsHERs soox Q


Eserybody VIII be delighted to know that
Fishers n ok store saI c3re 70 The fnant
this season xsb such a dsrlay Of Holiday
Goods as Kali Er eiipss anything ever oiEef-
ed in Somerset Coaaty before. The annual
Grand opening o. Holiday Goods VIII take
place AZ Fishers Book Store on Monday. De-
ceneer 81. This magnificent display Of ele-
CANT, beautiful holiday goods stamps Fish
ers Book Store As the Emporium containing
All that IS desirable. nice. appropriate and
cheap in the way Of Christmas Gifts, tons Of
Toy Books To- the little ones thousands Of
volumes Of Books ofevery kind. suitable for
gifts for all sorts OF people. Hundreds OF
rich and expensive VOLUMES for Handsome
gifts. Whole cases Of cheap story books for
the children. Toys Blocks. and Ganss,
Wax Candles, and Ornaments for Christmas
Trees. Albasns Toilet Gases. Cailar and
Cuff Boxes, Wall Pockets. Shaving SETS.
Work Boxes, Perses. Canl-casS. o kstands
Gold Pens, Gold Penhotders. Cold Tooth
picks. Pencils. and ornamcnts. Fountain
Pens, Petares and Picture Frames. Essles
Bric-a-Bac, Novelties. In fact. you wll be
able to suit yourself without trouble IN ob-
tanning an appropriate Holiday Gin at
FISHER BeaK Sr1Pr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05

Didyon ENJOY your ThanSssiving dinner?
Thiak twice before you speak once, neigh
Dor.
The revival meeting a. NostoIler school
house sill continues
Wild turkeys are reported very scarce
along the stouycreek.
The farmers hersabouts have about I'm
isbed their butehering.
Miss Lucy Herring was here Oh a visit
during a part oflast weeS-
The Woodward saw IaiH is GOV running
fun blast, and Parlo Is the sawyer.
Thanksgiving vas not observed here As a
legal holiday It sesns everybody Wa at
vors.
Mr.. Emanuel Berkeypile VIII remove his
family to this place sometime during the
winter.
The Harrison and Morton pole still stands
at his place. With its streamer waving to
tAc bAetAs
There should be an improvement made
in the Mostoller school houseseats- They
are very uncomfortable.
Among our visitors during the week were
Messrs George Coleman and John Il. Woy.
Of Colemans station.
Mrs. Augustus woodnch has gone to In
diana county on a visit 10 her parents Size
viii remain ali winter.
wv Neal entertained 4 number Of bis
friends iass week and The beys report a good
time aad a grand dinner
To kait and spin was once girls employ
meul but now to dress and have a pretty
beau. Is ais girls enjoyment.
Tie Jobustown Timber Company has
torn awey the large frame building along
the somerset and Cam5ria Railroad, below
MasioileF.
rrrz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05
$500 a year 2J cents a number.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S & SONS,
1915 BroGdsc0B, ". J..
FALL 1885, WINTER,

Black andColored silks. veiye.s an
lushes.
Fine imported Wooden Dress Goods in
CoIors and Black
Broad Cloths, 80 inches Re, at 81 %
to s. = a yard.
VOL Henrieitas, at 50 cents 81 80
per yard.
Pisbi strips Mixtures and ancies all
wool 80 inch Sitting cloth, 90 rents per
yard.
Complete assortment Of Winter Ho-
siery, Underwear, Gloves, L1ces, Em-
b~rolieries, Millinery and Ribbons. Zeph-
s and Yarns. Embroidery silks Dress
Trimmings Braids ard Buttons, Corsets,
Muslin Underwear, Lace Curtains, Porti-
ercs, Blankets. FlaEnels, Table Linens
Sheet;n= ard Musiins.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05


IA a ease heard before Judge Allison in
Philadelphia llss we-S where a man bad
been arrestei without q warrant, tie JUICE
laid down the law governing arrests. lie
said The law authorizes an officer 10 arrest
without 4 warraut for an ofense which has
been committed 81 thar has bsen recently
committed and the offender is eseaping lie
may also arrest without q warrant where a
felony has been committed OF where lie has
-reasons5ie grounds Of belief that, Il has re-
Gently been committed ard the person whom
lie arrests ne has reasonable grounds TO DC
lieve Is the offender. But even then. II be
has time, be should 20 TO a magistrate and
get Z warrant. n be makes the arrest with
oat = warrant be takes the risk upon him
self Of showing that . Felony was committed
and that the circumstances justify the belief
that the mar be arrested was the ie.on. II
it should turn oar that he was mistaken in
the msn. Or that 3 hlony Wa not Commit
tel he weIld be responsible in a civil suit
Cor damages for that arrest, and also for
damages 6s any violence he may IA com
mitled upon the person he arrested An Of
fcer has no right 10 arrest for \ misdeuIsan-
or without a warrant, except where he see.
the misiemeanor committed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05


EasToe ffeEaHp-A party Of rare attra
1aas. and IN hnasy rssecss BE most re
er nat ever gwen ii Snserset. seok piase
on THANKSGIVING evesznE # ths residence q
~. II. RupEsl. Esq tie aeelsisi bsiHe he
psynsets 81 an elegten 81. Misses Fosa
Snyder, AsEae TIL, Iiry Heaiey, TarlF
Esdx.es. Je~- Eees Loa Hay. Grace
Healey, D.4 Hol4eroaasa Das4 Waiter. Esi.
ma Ward and Manlc weinAer. xsgessi a
supper with IessrS James, Milton. and
Frank Black. Ale Allen. Ell Leoaarl, Ras-
sell HOblitzelL Grant Zefaii, james Braf,
Harry Hocking. Grant Savage aad Wallace
Miller that one Grover cleveland would be
elected President Among Other ssipala-
lions was M plelging the ladies. il l0sers. 70
comply with ail the rules and Customs made
and providd by leap year laws. Accord
ingIy the gentlemen were escorted TO and
from the place of entertainment, and waited
upoa 1t the table BY the ladies' and each Of
sl4 fsFnler Vas ma1e the happy recipient Of
a bea1tfal sa4aeair IA the shape u > saetst
Al a. early hour on said esening Mr. Rs
bo1se was taken charge Of by a ceremonial
eomaitiee consisting Of Mss Grace HssIey
and Mr.. Rasseii Hoaitzeli, who discharged
their vari=l and delicate da,ie- 10 he emf
ncnt satisfaction % all concerned
Tie vhoss affair from its inception 70 lis
close. reaecsel tie greatest possible credit
upon those ~bo arranged aad carried 1
The somewhat elaborate program. 1sair
10 say that Lawyer rs hae~son aas
never hefores 50 brilliantly ilanainatei-eals-
Ing ssme ofhis Democratic nends who were
not ia the secret. to lear it Wa an aftermath
ilaaion over the rsc5n. political upheasai
lnside. the houss was DOT only radiant, bur
re4olert with beautiful and fragrant howsrs.
\ 70 the suP-seiL II was a feast 1T
fer lie gods, and such as would ell into
re3JAaon the descriptive powers ola Del
iaanieo caterer to DO it anything Ike simple
justice. In reportoriai pariance, lie tables
g7oanel beneaih the e~soicest vianas not
only oftse season. bat Of All seasons. It
was i layout that would have sent Dickens
Eat Boy, in Tic Plckwick papens, up into
tie regions Of the seventh heayeus The
tsatA NAL-t-ftA ~ fAiF trNA '+aAIA my
v%eujsoa, boiled tongue, chicken salad end
oyster pa,i.-. wiula boaati.al supply ofap-
p~eiiz side dishes. And as 10 the dessert
suffice i 4, sy that the pyramid ofdeica-
c.,s composed ofe.sss too naraeIoes 10
mention. ice cream OF different aasors and
c5lors. end fruiiso ID al Ends-ioweTed 60 the
ceiling
rhc general asd particular appearance of
aoih .ales and gentlemen was % ~attesiatoH
that allthe known arts ofthe toilet bud teen
aid nair SPECIAL contribution. The form-
e.. Lord 5les ;Aem, as Fourth OF Juiy
orators are wontso say, werearrayed in their
mos, captivating costumes, and were re-
spieua-ni With a~doraneae Peculiar Ia the
Feminine ftucy while he latter in fIil
dress suits, gave evidence thai neither ume
nor labor was taken iato consideration IN
tl.eir preparations 20 make s preseatabie APP
ea-aace in toe presence Of such q galaxy Of
beauty. QrIn Ncyc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05
HaK Fare q WashIngton.

For he accommodation Of all who desire
10 witness the Inauguration Of Prc=ident-
elect Harrison. the b. g. o. K T. Co will
sell excursion tickets 70 Washington f7om
AL points on is lines a. one fare for the
round trip Tlcke;s VII! be ~oid March lst
to 4th, inclusive, and viii be ealid for return
passage until March 7th. inclusive The 3.
K o IS the shortest and mosl direct route 10
Washington from all points touched by its
lines. 1t has more track and yard room at
Washington than any other rad and eouse-
qaen;ly more facilities for the prompt move
ment Of trains and the expeditions handling
Of a large passenger business than any other
hne
The 3 & .. handled Al immense passen-
ger trasis Al the Inauguration Of President
Cleveland, without delay and without injury
70 s single passenger
It's facilities nave been greatly augmented
since that time and Il : in position TO give
more satisfactory services than any nesoach-
ing Washington.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05

BranIreth's Pills purify the Blood, stimn-
late the Liver, strengthen the Kidneys, reg
ulate the Bowels. They were introduced in
the Unitei states in 1855 Since that time
over ihy million boxes Of BrzndFeshs Pills
haze beea consgIned.
This, together with thousands Of convine-
ing testimonials from sli paris ofthe world
is positive evidence Of their value
Brandreths Pills are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe TO take ~ any
time.
Sold in every drug and meiicine store
either plain OF sugar eoaled.
The Fresidsnr has appointed tisorse W.
Hensel, Of Quarryvilie Lancaster county. TO
becoiiector OF internal revenue f5rthe Ninth
district Of Penuzylrani4, in place Of JOHN T.
AacGonisie, deceased. Tie new appoiutee
Is the iliher Of ex -s.ats Chairman ". [.
HenseL-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05

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are features Of the paper. and full and aecu-
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best and cheapest daily newspaper Published
IN PittSb1rg. Tae terms Of subscription are
$ 90 per year By the month 80 cts. Adj
dress the Taaes, P;ttsburg. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05


Among the many friends who called AZ
the HEaslo office during ihe week. none
gave rs more friendly andshAse than
good nafurei Noah Srs whose broal acre
cover the sentlySiapins mountain SIDE be
meath the western portal Of Brooks tunnel.
above Ursina The handsome BRICK hcuse
than attracts the m5msatary attention of the
traveller on the b so, just after be eaierse
from the darkness Of the tannel, i the home
ofMr Sc1tt, and is one OF the model farm
honses of Western Pennsylvania It was
butt by is owner some haIE-dozen years ago
and is fitted Up with All the convenience
ofa moiern city residence. Mr.. Scott reisted
1 aliuIe faraiiy~ experiences while IN theHEzALp
Office that II % entirely oHt Of the usual
! order thar We gveit u our readers While
resident OF Beaver. Pa. a, the close Of the
wa-. ha bs5sasr. Walter. who hll carried .
linton msskel rsRrlei, and aasr spending
ssa.e time, departed 10 SEEK his fortune lu
The far west. Daring the first two years OF
his abseace he Erste 70 bis mother regularly
every week. baI az TIE eni OK Thai tin, his
letters suddenly ceased coming and nothing
was heard CT the missing son AMI brother
fr eighteen years Every effort was made
70 ascertain bis Whereabouts lie was adver-
tis-i f- in western newspapers, and friends
ofile family were ~employei y 60 10 dHer-
enf towns ne hadrisiisd 70 learn if anything
Of him was known. All eiIsrts proved TN
successful, and the family at Bearer ha4iiy
Axrivei 81 tie sorroxfai eonesEsioa that be
hzd diei and been bariei amons strangers.
About tso years ass the m1the- died, iezv-
ins n smAi estate 70 De divided smaag her
hei~ Il became Necessary 10 take oat letters
OF administration On Walters estate ia orlsr
to settle the estate Of the moshe-. which was
accordingly done rs Naah. IMAGINE his sur
prise when last Daenber. zAer = iapss
as twenty years. he ree4sei = letter from
his breslier wslser. dated AZ g. Pau. Mnn-
inqai-ing afeT the health efhis moshsr and
the rsnnaieder Of the family.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05
MRS. A. E. UHL.

As Is my custom, | VIII have a
fall and complete line of H0LIDAY
GOODS on exhibition By he cipsr Of
kis rerI. consisting OF many kinds
of Fancy Goods and decorative ar
tieles.
Afull line ofusefuI good-SHks.
Satins. Henrietas, and all kinds OF
Dress Goods, from ) cents a yard
up
Plush Goats, Wraps and Jackets.
Cloth Goats. Wraps aud Jackets
4 fall line Of Misses ana Clildrens
Wraps, and a full line Of Hosiery,
Handkerchief, GIoges and Mittens.
A fine line Of guaranteed Kid
Gloves, Corsets and Underwear
Fancy Head-wear for winter. Combs
and Brushes PocketbcOks, and a
handsome assortment Of JeWelry.
Special prices for Dress Goods
aud Wraps for the Holiday trade.
Bargains in good goods for all
Don't fail to come and see my stock
before making your purchases.
Fur Mufs, Boas. and Stoles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-05

Preserving eggs Tor better prices in the
w.ter and spring, Is something all have a
right p do Il i can be done Here IS = sim
PIE and very good plan Get some boxes and
aae dry salt. cover the bottom Of the boxes
with the salf- then place Your Eggs small
end doWn.inrows. no ewo touching, then hil
in with salt and 20 on, layer aaer layer, I'M
al tie box IS fun. Sc. tie box in some cool
place and le, il alone until you wish 70 re-
owe theeg-s Nc turning the box upside
down every other day. The salt will enter
nc p1res 81 ;ae shell which 5 all the better
fyr the esg while on the other hand if you
preserve them with lime, linseed oil, haxseed
ete., you run ihe riss Of your egg spelling
by The Ingredients entering through the pores
II the shell, and which can easily be detect
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