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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-29
Merchandising Plant for Sale.

On account OF desire 70 change my busi-
ness. and to remove to a Western safe for
the benefit ofmy health. Twill sell al private
sale at what think a most I5eori Offer. my
entire merchandising plant az Glencoe. SOM
erset County, Pa.
This business wzs commenced in isS5 and
has been built up 10 large proportions. The
store Is located in the center Of the town
close 10 the B. and o. depot, and has a large
surrounding country for its custom. the AZ
erage businesz done annually be-=s aboas
$4,000.
The platform Of Tie stz.ion il connected
with the Elatior;a Of the store and ware
rooms No hauling Of goods in Wagons
All goods are handled on tracks. and all
trains step opposite the store, bringing to. us
extensive railroad custom. which enables rs
To dispose af or produce readily az city Fe-
tail prieos. and makes this the best pro,ince
poiu. il the county.
The ProFerly. consisting ofthe store sud
dwelling, OccuPies one entire square. The
store building is s5x7O feet, with an add
tional room for farming implements.
The dwelling Is two-siory. S5z45 feet, with
cellar under the entire b1iIdiBs. A good
garden fine fruit. ard the best water in the
town. All the Surroundings are perfectly
complete
Also, lots Nos 5 aud is3, having thereon
erected q one and one-half story fame hossse,
with A Sr,-irur s,f e-a.1,I ,,-..a-
Also, 10; NJ. 2, situlie VI E.il0er street
a most desirable Ioeasioa for private
itNellins-
AAsa. one acre Of land cast Of toan, a mag
nifoent location for a private residence \
good spring Of running water Is also on the
same
Also. 10; No. 2s, situated near the de-
pot.
Also, the Glencoe Farm, soaia5..ins 40
aeres, under good cultivation. Fine orchard
and well waseEet \ splendid stock farm.
This karrn surrounds the town. There are
sssaEiy two hundred loss Iai1 ous ON this
farn, and there is fire clay unler It, have
opene'l a vein Of very iina clay foT bricks
and sewer PuTases.
Also. tract Of land containing eleven
aeres. adjoiniHg the western part ofihe town
Of Glencoe. Il iias been reserved expressly
for mid site for water power
For further information cali on or atgIress
: P. P0oRsAUGH.
Glencoe, Somerset County, Pa.
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Tribute of Rssnect

To the memory Of John Reel late Of Shade
township, Somerset county, Pa. whose death
occurred at his late residence, on Sunday.
January -, lsss. aged l3 years, months.
and Is days He had been confined TO his
bel and room for many weeks, but ii was
still hoped that he would again recover from
his illness. The deceased was brave soldier
during the late war, and was a member Of
Co "D.n l42d Regiment p V. Comrade
Reel was n member Of Reuben Ferner Post
3ls Of Sioyestown, Pa, and as such wa
buried BY the honors Of war, and the rituals
OF the c. A. r. by the members Of said Post
on Tuesday 81st January at the Oiterbine
Church in Shade township. Thus one BY
one the brave defenders Of our country and
flag are dropping of the stage Of action.
Comrade Reel leaves widow and SIX chill
dren. At regular meeting Of Reuben Fer
ner Post, SIS the following resolutions we're
adopted
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God in
his wisdom 10 call from cur midst our COM
rade John Reel. Therefore 5e i
Res9ired, That we offer To his widow and
family our profound sympathy IN this their
hour Of afiiiefion and wish 10 aid our voice
in testimony Of his worthiness as a friend.
citizen, soldier and eomrade-
Resoisesi, That copy Of this action be
transmitted to the family of our deceased
eomrasie, and that the same be published in
our eoanty papers and these actions be spread
on our minutes.
WN II MILLER, JAMES TATLOR
WV SUTEa Committee
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sensible burgess. and sensible council m
taxing ;he sober second thought, and acting
accordingly. Which reminds me- 70 say,
that the same cant be said Of the action tax
en- oy our Cenneii and retiring Burgess
lnonsh young IN years ineS seem oid ~
'hoash's \ little innocent and hea'ihiai
Feerez'lon on ths part Of the young or Old
seems IN Their e.es 70 BE suhiec; requiring
Pfoaioiio5f ia~.
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As to Election Returns.

A circular has recently been issned by the
secretary Of the Commonwealth containing
the opinion Of the Attorney General relative
TO the duties Of the election officers in max
ing returns soT aldermen and justices Of the
peace in the different boroughs afd town
ships Of the State The opinion resulted
from a contest a. 10 the right Of commission
arising in ore Of the bononciis oi I-ackawana
county, where the clerk Of quarter sessions
had certified 20 the election Of one man
and the prothonotary Of the same connty the
election Of another man. The Attorney
General holds that il is the duty Of the
election officers to make return of the cleo
ton for justices Of the peace 10 both the
p-oihonoiary and the clerk Of quarter ses-
sioiis Of each county; and that the pro-
thouoiary only j. required 10 certify the
names OF the persons elected TO the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth The election officers
make no return TO the Governor, although
IN some counties. under nisapprehension
OF the Attorney Generals opinion, they are
doing -. The sct of Is5s requiring such re-
turns direct TO the Governor was repealed
by the act OF 1850.
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sberIffs sales.

A large crowd Of bidders was in attend
ance At the Sherif-s sale held at the Court
House Friday afternoon.
The Matthias Bowman farm, in summit
township containing Is acres, was sold TO
J. J Ho5iitze,l Tor sl0vo
The Albert Walter property. in Garreit,
was sold to Wa L. Homer for $40.
The Daniel Beeshly farm. in Somerset
township. containing I57 acres, was sold to
John T. Scott Esqrs for SI355eo
The A. C Davis property, in Somerset
Borough was sold to c J Harrison aad W
P. Huston for $4,000.
The Tobias and Lydia Miller property, in
Meyersiale Borough. was sold to Samuel VI
Fike for sos.
The Mary L. Miller and \. A. Miller
properties were sold to E. Miller and Mrs. A
Livengood. Tracts Nos. I and , were sold %
Z. Miller for S29J and tract No to Mrs 4
Livengood for si6o.
The interest Of the Lambert heirs in lot
Of ground in Salisbury Borough was sold TO
J. W and A. 2. Beachy for SO
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IennarI.enns-

The farmers have all opened tleir sugar.
camps, next in order win be tally
: l. Korns has erected 8 new blacksmith
shop on his farm Now look on; for break
ers.
. A pr0trsrted meeting Is now in progres.
at tie st Johns church, near Arisman-
Mill
Mr.. James Smith also novel from West
moreland county. on the Philip Nowry. jr..
farm. which he rccenily pl.rcl.ascd from
the David Bell estate. Tor $500.
Mr.. Park Hoffman niove,i from Johns
town on Thursday the 2srd Of February. in
the house lately vacated by Daniel staifer.
who moved to Jefferson township.
Mr- David LaFe recently sold some Of his
timber land TO James " Cover who has
already BOT Of hands at work emitting down
the timber and making it into crussties.
Hon. y ; Miller, VIII build a new dwell
ing house on his farm during the coming
summer. Mr. samuel NefT has the contract
for the carpenter work. samuel 5 boss
carpenter.
Mr.. Henry BruaBer moved from West
moreiand county, on TUESDAY 3lst. inst. on
his larn which Ne recently purchased from
Mr Jonathan Fried. inc, adjoining lands Of
:. L. Horns and 4. z shaffer.
The society at the Biesecker schooI house
meets every week. the citizens Of that school
district take an interest in It and attend reg-
ulariy. The teacher J. " Bel has fur
nisIed the citizens with an organ and We
have plenty Of music TO cheer our dropping
spirits.
The protracfed meeting at the Beams
church closed on Saturday evening F-bruary
18th II eontinued for one week Rev. ].
y. Berger was assisted by Rev Hiram King
and Rev. J. F. sIea7e- Of Somerset. who
preached each one night and delivered able
sermons to Us POOR sinners >NoeKs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-29

While the HERALD endeavors To s;ve q
brief summary OF the news of the preceding
week. every wednesday morning. paying Is
pecsal attention 30 lecssi evvnts and home in
reiligenoe, there Is occasionally. ar long in
tcrvals, scme bit Of news 10 many of cur
readers that escapes the attention an3 more
frequently tic memory Of our reporter
Possibly one Of the most interesting events
If the winter was the production Of
. The Union Scout" military allesory of
Sl1ersnan's march 10 the Sea at the Opera
House, on Tuesday and "Wednesday even
ings February lsth and 18th. by number Of
members of r. r. cammins Post g. A r
Jas. HiBehulan Camp Sons Of Veterans. and a
score Of Somerset's accomplished young IA
dies, assisted by Mr. Reuben Linton. of
Johnstown, and under the direction Of COM
rsde W. A. Clemson, from the State of Indi-
ana That great interest was manifested in
the production Of this war drama is affirm
ed by the receipts, $500, and By the gen
eral request FOR thind reproduction on
Thursday evening OF that week The per-
formers one and ali acquitted themselves IN
a most acceptable manner. while half
dozea or more showed marked dramatic
proficiency, notably the Misses King, era
yer and knepper. and the Messrs. Beaehy,
Linton, and Ferner, not forzetting little
George SufaIi. the drummer bog, who came
in Cor large share OF tie applause that was
IIbersliy bestowed on all Of the performers.
The fableaux were special feature of the
entertainment; they we're handsomely pat
on and called forth loud and psotraeted
barsts Of approval.
Edwin a Ferner. with the assistance Of
little charred cork. transformed his hand
some, boyish Ece into a. good counter
part Of big coon from Georgia as il has
ever been our pleasure to look upon, while
his negro dialect was iFresis,ably eaptiyat-
ing Mr. Fenaer acting contributed in no
small measure 10 the success of the perform
ance. BY unanimous consent Mr. Reabe
Linton was accorded the palm at each Of
the three productions but it should be re-
membened when comparing the merits Of
the performers that Mr. Linton i no novice
in the art Of acting as he has trod the liistri-
oDie boards before Somerset audience on I
several previous occasions.
While Comraie Clemson i admitted 10
haze over,ione the German character TO
irifiing extent, sill we feel safe in promising
him that the = Union Scout will be wei (
come on his return 10 Somerset
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From the McCook, Neb.. TrJgEs we clip
the following which may or may not be Of
inserest to farmers A farmer Up in Madison
county thinks he has found . sure prevent
iye against the death Of hogs. hY the 50
called cholera He explains It thus Be-
tween the from, teeth aad the grinders there
is a space ftwo OF ihree inches, aud in this
space under the gum Of every diseased hog
VIII he fund packet of poisonous sub
stance To remove this take coal chiseI
and hammer and cut this bottle OF poison
out He says that previous to adopting tbs
device he had lost 73 hogs but since adopting
it he has not lost single hog. and those Of
his neighbors who have tried the same oper-
alton report the same favorable resul,s. As
everything else has proved worthless. it eer-
rainly viii not be very expensive TO make
the cxperiuenf.1
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Death Of Mrs. VIM. Marker.

The death Of Mrs. Ellen A Marker, the
wife Of VIM Marker. occurresl Friday lass
at the home Of her husband. near Heywo-th
The funeral took place sunday al Heyworth.
The services were held al the Presbyterian
church and the remains were laid to rsi in
the Heyw0rih cemetery Mrs. Markers
maiden name was Ellen A. Smith and she
was born IN Berlin, Somerset COUNTY. Pa, in
isi2 She with her husband moved 10 near
Heyworth in ls5i She leaves her husbaad
and six children 70 mourn the loss OF fond
mother and devoted wife The also leaves
txo brothers. Capt I L. Smith. Of Storey
county. IA, and W H Smith OF this city
and onesister. Mrs TilIie Tayman. Of Somer-
set county. Pa. The funeral was conducted
by the Daughters OF Rebesah. of Heyworth
Of which the deceased was a charter mem
ha-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-29

The tirand Army Post-rooms were open
TO the public last wednesday evening.
Wash'nrons birhGzy. and By 5 O'Clock
Eers comfortably filed with people who
lad come TO listen to The program prepared
for them. I'VE suppose the program was pre-
previously arranged. as such good speeches
are seldom made without preparation-l The
assemblase was called TO order by Mr.. Ed
Fox, commander Of Hinchman Camp, Sons
Of Veterans. who, upon taking the chair
made few weiI-chosen remarks. stating the
object Of the meeting. Short addresses were
then delivered By Oliver Knepper. Milton J.
Pritts Esq, y b CritchfieId. Parker Trent.
Rev Esie. of coaDesIsyille. and Others. A
number Of appropriate songs were rendered
during the evening. under the leadership Of
Rev. Hiram King. At The conclusion of the
exercises all returned 10 their ionnes. feeling
that the evening had been prodtably era
ployed in paying respect to the memory Of
him who Was first in war. first In peace, and
first in the hearts Of his eountryman-
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Tribute of Respect.

Al the rgElar meeting Of the Casselman
Union Sunday School. held February n,
lsss, the following preamble and resolu-
tions were adopted
WHEREAS, An all-wise Providence has seen
Il; in Hrs wisdom to remove by death one of
our fIifllfal scholars, George E. Cook. ION Of
james A. and Caibarine Cook from. the
shores of time. therefore
Rezlref, That we feel his absence deeply,
vt We surrender to the Devine CummaHd Of
HIM who doesh ali things wisely and well.
Reotssd. Tha; we deeply sympathize with
the heTeaved family in the loss Of their
=on.
EzelSad. That our school deeply feels the
los it has sustained in the death Of this
faithful worker. yet We feel that our loss IS
his eternal gain.
Rea{sed. That these resolutions be pnb-
lished in the eaaniy papers. and eony sent
- the heEeaved family.
J. A. LIPHARr,
c. Il. PHLLIrrs,
u McIIEFErT,
IL w. Win,
H. IL VIM.
Committee.
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otInterest 10 soldiers.

Prom tic NererS.iaie sliaa1fefrssf-
MEYERsD.1E, Pa, Feb. -. lsss
Ed. CoxHERcIAL Please publish the fol-
lowing Ietre- a. answer to the many inquir-
ies as to what was done with the petition TO
Congress asking for the passage Of an act
granting Service Pension to all honora-
bly, discharged soldiers Of the late war.
All can see by If. that | have discharged
my duty and also that our Representative
will do his duty
Trusting this viii be satisfactory 10 all
comrades, am fraiernaIly yoars,
II c. McKIxLKY,
late Co A. 10Th Reg. P. Z V. CO
House Of Representatives L. ;.
WAsaISsr0S. D. {. Feb. :. isss.
H. c. Mckinley. NJ D.
Der Sirs I have received the petition Of
soldiers Of the late war forwarded by you,
PRAYING tor the passage ofa - Service Pension
BILL will file il in the House to-morrow
and ask 10 have il referred to the Committee
on Invalid Pensions You can assure the
signers Of it that VIII do all can to opnocnre
the enactmentof such law. Il corresponds
precisely with my own views. as IS known
to several gentlemen who have signed the
petition Truly yours.
EDWARD ScvLL-
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Northamnton Items

Weather mild.
Sugar boiling next in order.
W A Bauman has gone 10 Ambleside.
where be has secured employment.
The snow in the road at great many
places has disappeared. and mud has taken
is place.
Last week we had the pleasure Of attend
ing two quilting parties, one at Gideon Bau-
mans on Tuesday evening. and the other At
Henry Banman's. on Thursday evening.
They were both old-fashioaed quilting par
ties" and were conducted as follows The
girls came together in the afternoon and
vert to work, and before slask had eornplei-
ed their task Then the young men came
and shortly after ali were invited to the din
ing-room. where a surnPtuous feast had been
prepared by the ladies OF the house. to which
ample justice Fas done by al present
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Notfca-

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me fOr Pr0thonotary's ices Will please
make payment Of the same AZ once Ny
books win be in the hands Of B. 5. Fieck-
Esq 70 whom payment can be natle. at the
ProthonotaFys Office Jintil Nay l. IsaS. after
which iirneall claims re'nairing unpaid viii
be placed in the proper hands fIr oaliecsion,
Pzompt attention will save iroable 10 al
parties concerned. y n CRIrcHFIKID.
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MAIN STREET
AN ORDINANCE

F,s prsrsnfisg cad pr9tiAifiag cu.rziar rrift
sis,lrsa fis ascrls ilaes ,lss,i alleys ~ s..4s-
sfzrt BGr11na. ~ on ne sisisrrlikx fse4srsf
SEC l. BE L ordained by the BtIrzess and
Council Of Somerset B0rasigh. and if ! here
BY orsiainetl by the authority of the snne,
that II any person or persons shall coast or
slide with q sissi II any sort on auy street.
laise 81 alley within the Barpusf. or over
any ofthe sidewalks OF pavenieGts q such
srreetS. lanes. OF alleys. sslch person or per
sons shall on Conviction fhercnf before TIE
BurgeSs. pay ire not exeee'ling Eve dol
lars. At the discretion of the Burgess, so,eih-
er with al Gusts fsr s.leh ofense
SEr- > For Ihe esrp<Se 0fInurc efectisally
carrying OIL ths provisions of the preeedins
sect5al. j. : l.sreby made the d'Ify Of the
Hish tonSiabie and all police offers q
seise and secure al -is,is that mag - found
IN the hands of parties actually rising them
in violation q said section. sIici sle4is ta te
,lisposei Of - may i'e desnit-i proper By the
Rarges~ and Town Couacii
Enacted and subscribed the 1lii tiay q
February. 4. d. ISIS.
AtfeST -
W. W. PIcK7yE. W H. WELFLEY.
Clerk BtIrzf~s
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The committee having in charge the pro
,iu,1ion Of " The Union Scout very wisely
concluded that feast sheuid follow victory
and that the many young people oatsiie of
the orders who had participated in the pro-
dnciion Of the drama should he entertained
Al a supper in the ps-t-roonis. in recognition
OF their services. Accordingly invitations
were issued and some forty young ladies
ana gentlemen sal down At the hangueting
table Friday evening The repast was fur
nished by Nrs. A. E. Pisel and, Capt Harry
sanue-, who Is an acknoxlelged judge Of
gastrunomie deiicacies, pronounced il as
fine as silk The aiter-dinner speeches
xere confined 10 1enliniseence Of eten,ed
tield-znd campfire rhessnEis-
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SOMERSET.PA.


II j. sit1afe in -rolyc-eek ToEu-tir- one r1ile-
frai1 teieG.su's -flrioa. On he -guersef suf
Cambria kIilruad- u cur-ztu- ahou- 20 arres-
sad j. vel improved i mas roszl buiifinzS a
fae archnrd Z goci vein u coal open. alfs j. ifs
ever way .e-.-aisie home. Terms On rea-.sna-
be psy1neugs- 70 sujs tha purchaser Call ali-ee-
FehlS1 LEFI SHAFEE
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The millinery and fancy store Of Mrs N.
T. Schrock VIII be removed on the l., day of
March tomorrow, from IL present location
on Main Cr,sss street 20 No. 1, Bser's Block
The new room has been handsomely iltesl
up, and makes. one Of the most complete
store rooms in the town All OF Mrs
Schrock's old customers will be heartily wei
come 1t the new location. No. 4, Baer
BLOCK
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GATARH.R-Prof G. r. Cook. Prin-
u. eil1l High sciesil Ct BeIlfi Pa fg1lsisls \
>c,IlscTS.et s1ilnty- Pa. slys OF SkTTEEs KFHsls
foE CkrkfEH i i fnr bszE yz.i' ais 81 "a
t.arrn ever tad J. : IL .<Ss e.l4rrh rIlTc I
ever tref Il : tae iIaFs.E aasi .=Sipt to ~ u
anything 4 Etes trs1, n any frieHi II nline
ssUl-sf resi NJ ash him - understand ttaf
.ty s Is ID sifsocrisy that aeqBainfe,i with
W ~ tflav. one II The. rrufri~fors % Nature S
sene6y for Csfarrh. He + an ngzislr, fanu-tlislf
gent eiau. and BIZ rns-sieinr 5 Ile hsS1 catarril
Feussiy fhsff ~ foasnd it hss esr-ssi ma s1d
believe Il viii eur any rer~ln suffering sr0z.
csssarrh'
II i ssst - druggists sl,t sslizt~ n sz.g =
srnt - u1siI u-s- 81 Er.rv ksac contains a
faH qnar4eT fslisi - fll-ssrs--lfr Sssid - ssl-
eook &c M, - .essftIiezt flg@ T. cure 9izs p
Afslrssss !. ~ tskAf 4 co. Rgss- Ss,sat- EzIASsA
81 Sff Pa
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Good News IL True.

We refer 20 the building Of the South Penn.
Be that as ii may. we are in the market with
a complete line of boots, shoes. shoe polish.
shoe dressing, shoe brushes leather and find
ings. etc etc Give Us call. We want your
patronage ScHELL & SHIvLER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-29

Mr Josiah Keller disposed Of his grocery
store last week 10 Mr. Nahloa SchTook. We
are sorry to see Mr.. Keller retire from the
business which be has conducted % long
and successfully. while our best wish for
Mr.. Schrock i that he may have the full
measure Of confidence and respect as bust
ness man, a. well as the liberal patronage Of
the pablic that was always accorded tlegen-
rlenlsD whom lie succee,iS.
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A DNINIsTRAToR.s NoTIcE

Esiate % John IIalfxhaur. deed. tzts Of Roek-
WOOD Boru1-h -s-ner-et %. Pa
Letter. % administration osI the above estate
having been granted q Ihe rsriif lnesi bv ths
p-vrer authority. noiiee - hereby given 10 al
persons indebted 81 sad cfaic 30 make il1zasi-
payment and tnsse having claiIls against n.
sane ie present t1es s1iy zrfnerfiratesi er ST
tiefnerf e1 SATURDAY. Nt-rl - -ss< a. The late
residence q silc sicreaSeti
GEORGE HDLTZH0rR
feblj- AdnIiuis-rafor
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Wanted.

Ten or twelve young men to work on
farms at Dixon. Illinois For further par
ticnlsrs call on or address the undersigned
At Somerse..
CHARLES W WHIPrERxAS.
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Or. S. T. MosiiiIan viii, about April 2nd
remove his Dental Office to the baildi1g nov
known as the Shafser House, corner Of Pafri-
OF and Turkeyfoot streets.
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INVENTION

FAflfCMTf0hI has reroiuficnize-f TIE world
lNptN iUN turing She Ia-; h<if ENTRY.
Sfs the le-.sz among the Won.iers q inventive
pFtgress !. q nlefhod aud system a wort thaE
can be performed All uTe- the country Hithrst
separating The workcrS from their a0rnes. Pay
liberal aur 11e ea-1 DO the work ether ~
youn< Or aiii no sreciai ability required cap7-
IA nd reesiesl y5l are started FREE. Cur this
or- ard -cfuru % aud ze vii senf run fr,.s
-n1aertrr Of z-rnr val1e aissi iIrro--snrr 10 ven
that Viii starr you IN business. Etieh vii hrfrx
VOC IL r1ors money right away rhan angfhing
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-29
New Goods. New Goods !.

We are now receiving Spring Goods in al
the new and latest styles in Dress Goods.
GinghaIns. satines. Calicoes. etc. store fall
Of nice new desirable goods at prices that
viii down them all
PARKER & PsRKKz.