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Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
spaniard and His Guitar.

suppose it must have been by wav Of
burlesque that Spaniards were always
represented as playing on a guitar, nv
hrst knowledge of them being from the
pictured wrappers in raisin boxes from
Malaga However, their affection for this
instrument is not overestimated. They
carry their guitars with them everv-
where, even in the railway carriages.
winch are always crowded It's musical
tinkle Is heard ever before the peasants'
doors, under the vine, by the plow left in
the turrow; and generally there Is some
one dancing to its music.-W. Parker
BOdfsh in Demorest's Monthly.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
Didn't Mnit Con. HI.

City Editor Ito new reportcr)-You saw
this man was blown up by can of nitro
glycerine, but you don't state whether he
is dead or alive.
New Reporter waited around there
four or five hours, but couldn't learn If.
City Editor-Why couldn't YOU learn f.?
New Reporter-Because he hadn't come
down yet when left.-Binghamton Re-
publican. ~
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
A CInse Annrnriu,n...-.

In 1864, in Memphis, in a refugee school
tnat 4 visited while chaplain in the army,
the Bible lesson was John XIV, 1, Il am the
true ylne, and my Father is the husband
man. man. One little fellow recited it thus:
am the vine and my father is q married
man. American Missionary.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
Regard for Annearnnces.

Mrs. Blifers-An agent for a new burg
lar alarm was here today, and l ,old him
= TO caIl again when you ere at home
-, Mr. bliffers - Huh! Burglar alarmsI
4here IS nothing in this house to steal.
NO: but when the neighbors hear we
nave htted up our house with burglar
alarms they will think we have something
TO steal' y dear "-Philadeiphia Record
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
CHORUS

CHORUS.
Q, We redeemed above.
strike strike your harps Of love:
Hail the Blessed One; Hail the MIGHTY
One; i''
swell; '''' '0''
Fralse and magnify our King
Great is the Lord, who spake and it was
done;
Wake wake and sing; wake, wake and
sing;
Honor and strength, dominion he has won.
fralse and magnify our King.
Great is the Lord, 0, come with holy mirtb.
wake, wake and sing wake, wake and
Come and rejoice, We nations of the earth.
rraiSe and magnify our King.
Great is the Lord, and holy is his name:
Wake wake and sing; wake wake and
sing;
Angels and men his wondrous works pro-
claim;
Praise and magnify our King.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
CHORUS
The World is Growing Better.

1h0 HUIlu lS UIUWlug B6ll6f.
The world is growing better.
No matter what they say.
The light is shining brighter
In one refulgent ray.
And though deceivers murmur
And turn another way.
! ct still the world grows better.
And better every day.
CHORUS.
lis growing growing better.
And better every day:
lis growing growing better.
Better and better every day.
We mark the steady footballs.
We hear the tramping host.
The lines deploying widely
Encompass all the host.
And while the Gospel banner.
Floats over all the way.
We u shout the world grows hotter
And better every day"
., for an inspiration,
10 thrill the mighty throng.
ana bugle note of triumph,
A gospel wave Of song:
A deeper obligation.
Toward what We ought to pav.
And give to God the glory.
Far better every day.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
Seeking for Me.

Jesus, my Saviour, to Bethlehem came
Born IN manger To sorrow and shame,
y, 1t was wonderful, blcst be his name
Seeking for me, for me.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
The NGmberleSS Host.

When we enter the portals Of Glory
ana the great host of ransomcd we see
As the numberiess sands of the sea,bore
what a wonderful sight that will be
CHORUS
NSumberlcss as the sands Of the sca-sbore
y y umoer'es: as the sands on the shore
o, what a 5 ight twill be,
" hen the ransomed host We see.
Number!ess As the sands on the sra-sborc
w w hen we see all the saved of the ages
W W no from cruel death partings are free
yyIKTregetIiS yKrgS there with a heavenly gree q.
When we look on the form that redeeme,
us,
and An His glory and majesty see.
W. w nile as King Of the saints lie is reignino
" nat wonderful sight that will be!
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06

III, Inc Dache Zeituag predicts stormv
s,l .sllss IN France. Il doubts whetber
ene Republicans have sufficient strsn,.th
70 successfully resist Boulanpism '-
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
Magnify our King.

Treat IS the Lord, who ruleth over ALL
wake wake and sing; wake, wake and
sing;
Down at his feet in adoration f,u
Praise and magnify our King.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
Ring out the HaIIelujahS.


sing the song the ransomed sine
Let your halleluiahs ring.
6ioTy to the Lord, your King
Ring out the Hallelujahs.
CHORUS
ialleluiah Halleluiahl
Glory TO the Lord, your kim
hlng out the Hallelujahs.
SSiing the love that set you free.
SSiihg the song Of liberty;
sing the glory yet to be.
Nihg out the Halleluiah.
SSi;ng tt the grace that made you whole
SSi!hg the Wet ries Of the soul,
Dug Whlie time shall onward roll
h'ng out the Halleluiahs.
Hallelujah yet again; guy s'i"'h'
Love ~ redeeming the refrain
Nlng out the Hallelujah.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
CHORUS.

Coming for me, for me.
Coming for me, for me.
" snail see him descending the sky.
Coming for me, for me.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06

CHORUS.
We are walking in the light,
We are walking in the light
We are walking in the light,
We are walking in the beautiful light of
God
AS we journey here below.
We are walking in the light: we are walk
ing in the light;
", what JOY and peace we know;
we are walking in the beautiful light of
God. 'i
We will sing his power to save;
we are walking in the light; we are walk
ing in the light;
We will triumph O 'er the grave;
we are walking in the beautiful light of
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06

Jesus my. Saviour, shall come from on biob
y sweet IS the promise as weary years iy.
" snail zee him descending the skv
Coming for me- for me.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
The Beautiful Light,

Jesus is the light, the way;
We are walking in the light; we are walk
ing in the light;
Shining brighter, day by day;
We are walking in the beautiful light of
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06

Jesus, my Saviour, on Calyery's tree.
daid the great debt, and my soul he set free.
., II was wonderful how it be.
Dying, for me, for me.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06

Job Work neatly done.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06
CEIORUs

Seeking for me, for me,
Seeking for me, for me.
D, 1t was wonderful, blest be his pon,o
Seeking for me- for me.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-06

CHORUS.
Dying for me. for me.
Dying for me, for me:
Dying for me, for me.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
MILK-SHAKE, SOMETHING NEW
SOFT DRINKS FRUITS Re.
N. W. Corner Of the Diamond.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH

We understand what the people want
They wan' goods at the lowest po.yt
ble pr'ces.
They vast 10 pay cash and save . "a
50 per cent.
They don't want TO pay enormous pr
ces for the so-called " best goods in th.
market
They don't want to pay their neigh.
hons debts when dealing with a cre,Tt
store. which they are Obliged 90 DO. bs.
cause the dealer must put on enou.5
profit 10 make up for has losses by th6-
who don't pay.
But they do want 20 buy from a tiru
that sells only for cash and one price %
all, which is the lowest possible prics
and who buys directly from headquarte-
and pays the cash, thereby securing b
the consumer the advantage Of a largpdi-
count; also, saying a drumuer's salarr
and lastly. saving the consumer a di-
count for paying cash.
The policy of the Bargain Store is b
give the buyer all the discount.
Everything in the line Of Clothing
Tinware, Shoes, Hardware, Notions. etc.
to be had at panic prices at the
BARGAIN STORE,
Southeast corner Diamond.
Somerset. PL
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
a 6Hssrt4 Flno.
a Wanaa FoHud Dead ia Her nas'n and
Her SON Holding Wake over
IN. Ecmains.

Nsw York. May 29.-The one hundred
occupants Of tho tenement house No. 3ig
East Eixt.eth street have been trou5ied
larciy by an offensive odor, ard yester-
tlay the police were called in TO locate
the source Of the smell. II seemed 70
proceed from the apartments OF Mrs.
Bridget Hanrahan, ana on breaking into
them the dead and decaying body Of
Mrs. Hanrahau was found in the back
room. The woman had evidently been
dead at least week. In the front room,
in the midst Of filth and squalor, lay Mrs.
Hanrahan's lS-year-old son. John, dead
drunk. From Appearances. he had
eaten nothing snd drank all he could get
for several days past. The neighbors
think that the Young man. who was a
worthless soi. had been holding quiet
wake over his mothers body al hy him
SELF The wonln was also a heavy
drinker. She di1 not work. Int lived in
a miserable way on some savings that
she had made when formerly employed
as a servant. The mother and son were
un5ociable and disagreeable, and the
other occupants of the house saw and
knew bat little Of them.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

A sleek suindier Finally Run Down and
Lyigtd n jail.


CHICAGO. May IA man who has
been giving the customs officials here a
vast amount Of trouble for the past
year has finally been arrested. When
arrested he gave the name of Morris
Fieckenger. and has since been identified
as n former clerk in the New York
custom house. and who. under the name
OF james Lee, served one year in the
Maryland penitentiary for similar prac-
Uices He also served a term in Iail at
Milwaukee under the name of john
Cartright. FleckengeT has swindled
u.ore than a huadred housewives during
bis operations in this city. his plan being
% call at a private residence during
business hours ana say that a package
had been received at the custom house
Tor the Indy Of the house, ON which the
duties. If paid at once. would save the
consignee about SO, as the goods would
not then have 10 go through the ap-
praiser's hands. The alleged customs
charges We're usually paid to the
swindler. who represented himself as a
customs officer. and later it would be
discovered that there were no goods AT
the custom house as represented.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
Williams and Smith Released.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 30-Millard
Williams, arrested here for completely in
the Cronin murder case, is not the per
son wanted and has been released.
CHICAGO, May 30.-Willard J. Smith,
who was mentioned as having driven DIR.
Cronin from his home TO Lakeview is
practically out of the Cronin case. He
was taken to the county Jail yesterday
afternoon by Chief Hubbard, where he
met Detective Coughiin.
is this the Smith you referred to as
the man you recommended to Dinan, the
livery stable keeper" asked Hubbard.
''No, sir; he is not, was the prompt
reply.
Chief Hubbard then told Smith he
could consider the case ended, SO far as
he was concerhcd.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

dge W iii jams a.a.n nsaae liis apreaIasic1
al tine Carlson house. paid tbe rent aud,
as before. went 20 Sullivan house where
he W IS mes by sullivan ar the rear door.
The two men stood ~ plain view ot ths
Carlsons. Wiliiam5 put his hand m his
pocket. produced a piece of paper-sup'
Iosed b De tho receipt for the rent
which he handed to sullivan. The ice
nan looked at it and produced a roll Of
bills. counted ont a certain amount aud
handel il o. Williams. Tie entire trans
action was observed b. both Dir. an I
8irs. Carlasa, positively sworn % and
maintained tiToagh a rigid cross-exani-
nation.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
NEWS ~ s7iEE.


Work has been resumed on the Pitts
burg government building
It IS stated that the engineers ON the
60 road are asitating another strike.
Brilliant. O., is to receive a water sup
Idy from Nellsburg, w. Va, across the
river.
Col. Andrews. chairman Of the Repub-
hcan state committee. Will locate in
Pittsburg in a few days.
\ tool dresser named Orr. working on
an oil well at Little Washington, was
fatally burned by gas on Tuesday.
The Pittsburg aud Allegheny G. AR.
societies are making elaborate prepare
tons for the Observance OF Memorial
day.
The Clay county, ". Va, grand jury
brought in six indictments Tuesday
against the Rev. James Smith for gam
bling.
Four sticks Of dynamite were found
on the track Of the Illinois Central rail
road at Fourteenth street. Chicago, Tues
day morning.
Burglars broke the wiN low ia front of
KiTks hardware store. New Castle, p.
Tuesday, anl stole a quantity Of knives
and revolvers.
4 wreck ON the Housatonic railroad.
near Bridgeport. Conn. Tuesday, caused
the death Of two men and seriously in
jured two others.
Ex-senator Platt and Gen. Russell A.
Alger viii leave in a few days for
Alaska. where they viii rusticate for a
couple of months.
George Martin, lad aged Is, living at
Grafton ". Va, accidentally shot him
self while oat hunting on Monday. lie
was dead when found.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

CHICAGO. NAY 29-it is stated that
Frank Woodrun. alias Frank Blair. has
made a full confession, giving full par
tcuiars Of the awful crime. Tie had
nothing whatever to do with tine muir
der but after the deed had been com.
mittad he drove the h0rse. The mur
derer8 intended throwing the body int
che lake. lu. he1riug wagon wheel The
muuleuars stopped when opposite
tha catch ts in. tncy took the
body ont OF tbs iruni and throw it into
the sewer. Woodruff then parted with
tise t,so men. they returning o. the CITY.
wiila Dee wandered away ia another d.
rfctill.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

CHICAGO, May 29.-Jo,u Crison AMI
his wife. who oal the cctta-e in which
DIR. Cronin was murdered. gave sone
startling testimony 70 the grand iu.v.
They testified that Frank Williams. tie
mysterious str1n ger who rented the
cottage. after paying tle first months
rent IN advance aud taAln@ a receipt FOR
It. went directly to the house of p. o.
Sullivan and cnteged it by the rear door.
When the second mon tbs rent became
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

CHICAGO. Nav 29.-As willard J.
Smith was leaving the court room after
thesyFaud jury session he WAS recognized
by Drank scaa.aa. the last man vino saw
Dr. Crouin alive. as the unknown man
who drove away with the murdered nln
ia the buggy hauled by tie white horse
of the fatal Saturday night. Mr. san
Ian took a long looS at Smith and de
clared that he could not be mistaken.
This information was given to Capt.
SchaacS A consultation was held but
it was decided not TO arrest smith at this
time. Smith Is the man who claimed
las. SUNDAY thathe was the Smith refer
red 90 by Detective Couyhlin as his friend
from Michigan.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

NV OK. aiay 2.
FLOUR Closed frsn. winter. fine gradel,
SO ,25i; spring do. S2.0lF&5e sHperfne
winter. s2hId3l5; 90 spriug S-,;t'i 29'' extra
No . winter. S-sluT36t do spring. $50
3.2i. extra No. I winter. $50 As: do spgiac,
s3.S10 AZ: city and mil extras, Sissai so tor
West Indies: southern -four closed weak; trade
and family extras. S34JS5lU.
RIE-Duli
BARLEY-Nominai.
SUts-tR-Raw firm; fair refining, g. tc: re-
fined quiet; cut loaf and crushed Sc; cubse,
SIC; powdered, SifWSiSc; granu,atrd and
mould A. - e. confectiGners' \, $50; coffee.
standard. S4c: cofice. Oh a. l5-lbff So,
white. extra e, 5i4G' i5-i5c; yellow, ll-ie8
o la-lS
BUTTER-Firm: eastern creamery, I7Gslag;
western DO, l6Hl7i@c.
CfiEESE-Quiet; factory, New York ehed-
dars. sl.fl >'sc.
EGGS Quiet; fresh eastern frsts. lffilflzc:
Canadian do, lac; western. I3JSfrISic.
COFFEE- Fair Rio. ISsSc.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

At Philadelphia-Capt Irwin mnde his re-
appearance and rs a result the home team
gave much better exhibition OF team work.
Tho game. which was lost by the Phillics in
the ninth inning and finally redeemed in the
tenth. abOunded in sharp fielding plays. u To
the ninth inning the batting Of both teams
was very light. The Phiilies male two runs
in the first inning ON Woods base on balls,
singles by Clements and Mulyey and DuHap's
wild throw. The score was tied in the ninth
inning on Staley's single. sundays force hit
and a dropped thrown ball by Irwin. The
boIne team went ahead again in the tenth
inning by scoring three runs ON two doubles
ami two singles and the visitors Tailed twice
on three successive singles. Score;
Philadelphia . 0 o o 0 3 j
Pittsburg ......-.0 0 y o G o o ; > {
At Washington Washington. 8. Cleveland. 3.
At Boston Boston. 10. Chicago. 3.
Al New Nork-New York. :: Indianapolis. @.
At Columbus Columbus. = Brnnkiyn l.
At Baltimore BaltimcFe. * Athletic. I.
At Cincinnati Louisville. y; Cincinnati, l3.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

SoUra BEND. Ind. May 20. -Millard
Williams Of this city was arrested last
night at "a farH house near Chain Lakes,
about seven milas from town, where he
had been fishing. He Is suspected Of
being the person who drove the rig con-
timing the remains Of the murdered Dr.
CTouiu from the cottage ON Ashland
avenue 90 the catch basin where the
body was aftarward found. William
refused o. say anything. He awaits the
disposition Of She Chicago authorities
who viii probably remove him % that
citr ll-lar.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

ST. PETERSBURG, May 29.-The dis
cOvery Of plots against the life of the
car are now Of almost daily occurrence.
The Russian police have discovered
numerous societies with ramiiicatious
all over the continent. whose sole pur-
pose seems 70 be the murder of the
Ru-sian emperor. The police are follow
Ing clues that lead beyond the borders OF
Russia and are enlisting the aid Of other
countries IN the search.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
Headouarters

For good things TO eat and drink. With 80
years experience in preparing the above
goods, car honestly recommend my place
10 the public. When hungry and Thirsty
don't 60 to the Side Show when you want TO
see and get the best. 1t is not necessary to
say anything to my old customers that have
dealt with me for years, except to thank
them for their patronage and good will; but
those coming to our town as Strangers and
in want of something to eat and a good
cool drink, Pisel's is the place and don't you
forget it. Opposite the court house.
A. Z. PIsrL.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
Arre.ted chnrrea wan a:uraer.

CINCINNATI. May 29.-ClifTord Porter,
an owner of race horses at Latonia, was
arrested yesterday afternoon and locked
up in the Covington, KY. Jail, charged
with murder. Deputy Sheriff Jerry
L1eder Of Galveston. Tex. arrived last
night with requisition for him. The
murder IS said t. have been committed
some time ago in a quarrel at that place.
Potter is a very wealthy man and I'M
mc1iately employed Senator Goebvl Of
Covingtnn 10 defend him.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31
East Libertr CnttIe MarI.ct.

I17t'I d lIHEilIls ~ -IiiY =.
CATTLE-RcceIpts, 10 head; shipments
30 head. Market hTm and pri6 IS unchanged;
prime, S4,.@l4.ia: lair to god. s3s56rinO;
common, S32JliAl9; stockess and feeders
S-}GE360.
Hogs Receipts, l.lo0 head; shipments. ]. 100
head. Market slow: Ihila6eipLias. $500
i,iO pigs aud Workers, Si.5rg4.7d Three cars
shipped to New York.
SH sEP-k Receipts. 4s29 head; shipments,
asah bead. Market steady, prices unchanged.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

SAS FEAycIsCo. 1iav 20. lie Blanche,
the Marine, and Nike Lucie x Troy
fought the first uf a series Of contests
for the middle-weight championship Of
america here lie Blanche had the best
cf the fight throughout, though Luci
GOT in some good blows and gained first
blood ia the tiIird round. lie Blanche
knocked LuJie out in the thirteenth
round
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

CHICAGO. May %.
WHEAT Strong and higher. Frosts were
reported in Michigan, Indian. and the north
west aud the shorts hastened to cover.
COfN-Hieer.
OATS-flgiie and in sympathy with wheat
and corn.
FRONfSIONS-Woaker on account of large
receipts of hogs aad break ia prices. Pork
suffered the most and closed lJI35c lower.
Lard lost 5ft5lsc and ribs Jss5isc. Packers
were free sellers carly.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

posToN. May 30.-The seventy fifth
annual meeting of the American Tract
society was held yesterday. William c.
Chaplin was elected president for the en-
suing year. The reportH showed that
the work of the society IS being con
stantly enlarged.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

VIENNA. biay ga disastrous fire has
swept the town OF Podhajce. in Austrian
Galicia. Sixty houses, a church and a
synagogue have been DESTROYED and a
Lrge number Of lives were lost. Twelve
bodies have heen taken from the ruius
and worSmen are excavating as rapidly
as possible 10 reach others known to be
buried.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

WASHINGTON, May e. Shortly before
midnight of the second day of the
w0men's walking match at Kerran' 5
Evans. who has held the lead from the
start. sprinted and finished her first
hundred miles amid great applause
Henderson has Withdrawn The score
al mii.irht.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

The rule OF court reserying the space in
side the railing for the exclusive use of Off
GERS of the court, practitioners, suitors and
representatives of the press, is being rigijly
enforced. tp-staf is stationed at every
entrance to the bar, with orders to enforce
this rule.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Ladies win find it greatly 10 their advan-
iage to come and see my large stock of Mil
linery Goods before making their purchases.
My stock is the largest, prices lowest, and
trimming and work of the best.
Mrs. A. f. UHL.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Providence. May 29.-C s. Sweeland
has been appointed 10y the supreme
court trustee OF the Sprague estate. vice
ChafFee. deceased The creditors Of the
estate have been notified that the ac-
counts of the deceased trustee arc now
ready for examination.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Disagreement i'm the samoan Conference.
LONDON. 1lay @9-Tho News Berlin
CORE sPoldent reports that disagreement
!iaS arisen ou an important point IN the
samoan clpfeIeaice. The matter at issue
IS prooaaly the German indemnity
claims. ali t.ie prospect Tor an early
close 0s the conference IL considered less
favorable.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Every man attending court VIII want TO
with him. ?. L. Casebeer keeps nothing but
Gents Furnishing Goods. Latest styles and
Cheapest Prices.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Matthews & Kimmell are the leading mer-
chants at Berlin. A visit to their store will
pay you, as they are offering bargains that
defy competition.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

You should get my prices before you let
your orders for monuments and head stones,
also Granite Work furnished TO order
WM. F. SHAFFER,
Somerset Pa.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Do you know that Sipe Bros are to-day
the Leading Merchrnts Of the county for
General Merchandise. We don't need to
blow about our goods and prices our Gus
TONERS do the blowing for us.
SIPE Bros. Sipesville, Pa.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

Ice cool soda water at Biesecker & Sny-
der's Drug Store. The only place in town
where you can get this delicious and cooling
drink,
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

CRowE PoINr. n. Y, May 29.-Ex-
C0n-ressmAn JOHN II. mm1nd died YES.
terday Of consumption. He was
president Of the Crown Point Iron com
pany AMI had been prora .neut in the
business and political circles Of this part
of the state. He was colonel Of the FIFTH
New York cavalry during the war.
B,a-IS, May 29 The Kreutz Zeitune
states TINT q German Protestant bishop
Tic VIII soon he founded in Jerusalem.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-05-31

The "milk shake at Zimmerman's tobac-
co store, is Going hourishing business this
week. Try ii.