The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-09-25

tiuas Of trusses At Biesecker q sny-
4 ,,,.ses and spectAelss st Biesecker q
a .,.b...ins in all oolOz at Biesecksr 4
y5gs
4 s-..-s, hunting 50 far has not been e
= wig Success
n 3. different OdOs Of extracts at Bic
der s suyder's
4 - should see that their taxes are paid
\ ,.-s OciOber 5th.
4 r,ve.se county fair viii be held on
- Isl. "a. 80 and 4th.
4 r,u Hats and BOnneis At
M. TREDwELL & Cos
r,r Millinery. bes' styles
u. ". TKEBwELL & Co.
r..s,bsaa is alsrsningly prevalent in
..surz. bereehiidren are dying every
ste nesting Of Poor Direetors viii
~ I, Altoona on octooer 18th, l6th
L. Eih
pss,-i Water. bottled, recommended by
.rv..riaas, to be had only At Biesecker a
i uyisrs
,,e would rness from the taste that
.,s-sss oyster in market IS over five
la oii.
-. Agricultural lair at Hollidaysburg has
,aapoued, with the hope Of securing
!. ar5-abIe weather.
u eyle Of collars for gentlemen IS
-adstsly named the Pirate-' Il comes
i Is cutting your throat
s.arosk's Ohio Flour. You vii
,rs dollar and forty eensou every bar
4 -g bav. Every sack is warranted.
i ,rr..er Notions, Laees, Trimmings,
rsiv et-
II. NJ. TEEDwELL & Co.
-s Ground Alum Salt is the best for
= m tie market. Only one dollar per
4 At ebrock's Grocery and Feed Store.
,,ol -oda water at Biesecker & sny-
!. Drug store. The only place in town
4 ~ v5u can get this delicious and cooling
k
ru- hundred dollars for charity was net
sra baseball game in Harrisburg a few
: since between reporters and police
A -irl was umpire.
v- Hiram Smell, Of Malad Idaho has
s-.b to sextets, three boys and three
They weigh eight pounds altogether
Br-ht and hearty, aad promise 10
4 order rot only TO meet, but 70 defy
5on ". II. Treawell & Co. sell
-,,is in their line. a. lowest living pm
a.f snare no pains 10 please their Gus
ss- iu IL style.
Z sh1oks is the onlybUsiness FIRM in
.st that runs a delivery wagon send
r.sr orders for groceries and feed and it
5s6livered cheerfully fit IS ton Of
& ora pound Of coffee,
Tie cold days Of fall have come when Ia
.r. exchange their Sumner Hats and
--e.s for more seasonable headwear ".
Triuel x Co are prepared 10 furnish
ui.h the cheapest and the best.
We have on hand large number Of good
rhieh we viii sell in quantities TO suit
I purchaser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
os.e the planning mill.
HoLBROoK Bios. & PAEsoy.
TIE excitement created By the Nicely es-
ps only eQualed by that Of the ladies
,he hn styles Of Hats, Bonnets and
innings a.
u. " TEEDwEIL & Cos.
" 5 Lougenecker, Of shaver's Creek,
i s-Harlon county. was TO have been uni
"a marriage to Miss Mary Whistler, of
4 yetouu. three weeks ago, but the cere-
--v vas postponed for some days, the lady
j 1r under age. A few DAYS ago the pro-
Give groom was struck by lightning in
ls1wa.
seven wr.iers-clergymen. college pro-
-as ard public men, some Of them special
Of acknowledged siandiDg-have asso-
cad themselves % discuss special questions
soaa interest and import, and 70 prepare
II aa-. to b. Afterwards given 10 the public
Cd tine 70 fimein the pages Of The Ce''fHry-
4 writers inciuds the Rev. Professor Shields
s adncston. Bishop Potter Of New York.
r DIT. Munger Of New Haven, the
be- sas Low Of Brooklyn, and Professor
1t the John Hopkins University. For
paper the author viii be responsible,
be vii have had the benefit Of the cri1i-
n oft TIE other members Of the group be-
i g 5v.n- it final form. The opening paper
b qrinte IN the November Lrafrrg-