The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

sheet a. Fishers Book store
r,-l, German settlers Of Pennsylvania
I'll organize at Lancaster on April Is
popular bartender at Springfield, OHIO
.,-,s ont TO be woman in mans clothes
The best goods for the least money. Sc
nsrlin the Broad st. Furniture man.
For choice family groceries, provisions
aour and feed 20 to Ashlon schrOck.
solid comfort rockers big enough foi
80 Al DevIin's next to Mansion House
Fora good stove, and warranted, go to J
Hol5erbaum's Hardware Store, Somersei
Pa
Atweatv- acre pond bubIed up out Of the
s.-,b in Centre county recently in twenty
minutes
r,bosr9wu's Board Of Trade viii pass
mon the safety Of all dams and booms OF
that vicinity.
cradles single and double, all sizes, color
and shapes. Yes, Devlin's for them, 70
Broad ST., Iohnstown.
r7-nr the past year the pupils Of Ches-
.s-. nublie schools have deposited in the
s-b,ol savings banks. the sum Of > 80 %.
Harers,oun and Lancaster Almanaes-
English and German. Wholesale and retail
For sale all the year around az
F1suER's BOOK SroRE.
The c-,p Of tobacco sold by John T. Tay-
,,- ,si,f1ins stras5urg borough, Lancaster
e,-Btr. Yielded 6.24o pounds. or is
r,r,is per acre. and sold for sll2a--u, OF
s8e19O per acre.
A farmer Of Backs county Nno j u ssii
his stock and household goods, has created 4
.s,s,,ion nv announcing that no dinner VII
- given At the sale. This is in direct VIOLA
tion Of an old custom Of years standing
n, bedroom suites. parior suites, sioe-
h,a-5s cbsaoniers cheval dressers, lounges
mattresses eupboaras, sinks Yes Ma,
p4vlin's prices are right on all these and
.vs-vtbinr else. Next TO Mansion House
Co,na~ticut criminals who can take a bop,
skin and lump can 90 free. They have only
IN step into New YORK. Rhode Island OF
Massachusetts TO be refused eKtradI'lon on
the --opni that the Wooden Nutmegs nave
no Governor
Persons elected 70 the Office Of Justice o.
the Peace a. the late election when sending
their notice Of acceptance 10 the Prothono-
s,-v sbo1ld also send the name Of the jus
nee succeeded. This viii avoid oompiica-
ton and delay
It's quite probable that you may need tne
ss-v;ess of a physician some day but you
csn. postpone the time Indefinitely By keep
ing YOUR blood pure and your system invlg-
GRATED through the use Of Ayers sarsaPa-
MA. Prevention is better than cCre-
The G. A. r encampment Al Altoona ad-
Isurned on wednesday evening Lieutenant
z. C. Bover. Of Harrisburg, was elected de-
us-meat commander, and r. E. Williams
of Coatesville. medical inspector. Pit'sourg
vas selected As the place for the next meet
ing.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has no equal as specific for colds, coughs
and all affections Of the throat and lungs
For nearly half q century IL has been II
greater demand than any other remedy for
pulmonary complaints. AL druggists have
u i0- sale
A colo-ed couple applied for license 70
rarrv ar UniOntown Friday. the EOuld-oe
BRIDE giving her age as % The license vas
refused because she was not Of age The
Eomsr then stated she had been married BE-
fo-s. vas the mother Of three children, and
thought IL was q queer law that wouldn lei
her marry again
out on the West Penn Railroad below
Freepo-t during the recent high water. says
the Butler T,saes, the crew Of an Engine FUR
uished sport 70 themselves and others oy
hitcning boats 70 the locomotive and pulling
hen through the water AZ a high rate OF
sPeed. It Was exciting riding for the fellows
II he boats and they were lucky enough 70
esaaps a dlcking.
Joaa smith, wealthy farmer, was con
vsrsed al revival al Vienna. o., last week
In BIS 6rvor he declared 70 the congregation
thst If he owed any man dollar, be wished
he would step up Five young men prompt
y stepped forward and demanded pay for
wJrk ione SIX months before Both Smith
and the congregation were astounded, bat
Smith paid the bill
A Rhode Island girl forged notes for 5000
AID gave the money % her lover to prepare
tls the welding day. When the day arrived
he wretch baseiv deserted her and she was
G-7esied t5r forgery. As nobody appeared
azainst Der, she wss discharged. But what
zasa Be thoaght Of the wretch who acted 30
dar lrdly. He should De arrested and given
o. SAL benefit Of the Law.
The Two letters Of Marsh, the murderer
sae 70 the Jail warden and the other 70 the
sasrif looked at from moral and religious
zaad- pciuf are about the worst specimens
q disgusting gush ever put into Priat-
so.hing in the letter writing line could os
eonoevsi Of more repuisive 70 sound re
Ls0ls c1uv.ctions except the assumed pious
e1aoratoas contained IN Joe Nicsly's let
a'-to Narsh.-Josas,0ua Democrat
4adgs McIlvaine. Of Washington, Pa,
Assnesd4y sentenced George Teaters. who
va convicted Of murder in the second de-
- 70 tEslve years ie the Penitentiary
The Durr bows. a-ed ffleen ard eighteen
ssars, who accompanied Teaters on the night I
q 'ae mu7ier pleaded guilty to the same
eas'ys and we're given nine years each IN tae I
ls-i'=Htiary- They were taken 70 that N
'liatoa IN the afternoon.
iaQuAs Oliver. the oldest citizen OF this
oaa;y eisi sf the residence Of his son n
--aae'iAnd Valley ou lsst Friday, Februa-
~ he was born at Durham, Engisnd, /
isnoer = I7s7. and had consequently /
'a-a the advanced age Of one hundred
% tlrss years. five months and twelve
~ NJ Oliver was well known al over
county. he was q ulan Of unusual phys
igor and led a comparatively active lie |
-'l- neAriy hundred years Of age---Bed-
~ hqsper.
4as sood people in aud around scnsiis- /
'&rei The usual election dsy exercises
sssk BY taxing in -ort Of fishing bee
Ae breaking Of the stzfler dam large
@lhs Of fish we're swept do~a stream 1
.'1iAhie fishing tackle was brought INTO /
'7 aeqsisitiOn and everybody who eoald !
- net vent sase-iy to work 20 secure !
- large quantities Of sne ash we're