The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-31

grsDAT.------Nsy q ls-a
~ deaasl one suqars south o
s tsnrerataTe This month hai
tAaa br any Nay Tor twenty
slz e-ma'e
r-ne- OF oii city wagon is sold ay
J. B. HoLDEEHtUN
s te5 females and go males in
r,--goEa ASYLUM. The sexes ap-
.bea51a. equally crazg.
be Hsz.LD should 10. forget
saglar. the druggist, can Fl their
-.-.r this STATE. a bell rngs al
r5-k every night wien al saloons
s-5n.y closed aooording 10 law.
-., enable Borough Councils 10 e.
s.-ls u Health has passed the Leg
sss been s.gaed By the Governor.
15r iaF-
$500 Csllz1E-The Summer Term
rr zt-a- IN Yoc4i and instrumental
Fs- elalog1as address Henry B.
F-as5lrg- Pa
ma. patanz on his last summer vest
----=-ratE5-I1l.ar note in the pocket
han the candidate who is prom
-,b votes 70 nominate him
..sa.daz show that the colored people
.----,ssray taxes on property valued al
Taa. IS no bad record for
tai-.y years ago vas boughtald
IL 51zn market with the cattle and
80 l-l hogs
r G5ods. Prices that Surprise,
fs1d IN each department and grade
immense new line Of Boots and
FRANK sHIvLEE.
Knepper Block.
--s has discovered that the balloon
- nov worn with ladies dresses
s-s-ros5 as long ago as the time Of
e rr5 IN chapter XIII, verse Is,
iuaraing cry Thus saith the
u.a-5 the women who sew pillows
i l-ah5-es
s Young bunco man is said 10 be
~ e,-msrs Of Westmoreland and
-,-rHss. he represents himself as
-- fra New York merchant tailoring
.--=,- which has no existence.
--t.--ss al order be demands So as
-7.-r Of good faith, you know. some
tzv- been foolish enough TO bite
--- shark hzs resped a rich harvest
---ll people
-- a-oEinE letters remaining IN the
AZ Somerset viii be sent 10 the
7r.-s- 0H,e if not called for within
from this date, May 5lst, 1888
.-s--r L1cy Z Baker, Ella Bayer.
-T. Carpenter. Jay; Deane, C. l.
- Wu- Spencer, Mary; seehler,
suck. Cara Walker, B. E.
JOSIAH KELLEE, P. "
- -5-gb land on almost al or
4. where i would pay better to plant
-t s- timber and for the nuts for
.z- than anything else a large
-r these trees set on the roadside.
feet from the centre ofthe road
APART. would sell enough nuts
rt5usy The taxes aud leave sur
- each picker sufficient 70 pay for
Just Why farmers should neglect
care for such trees and suIieE
z1y Is strange.
a-. Of our Western exchanges gives the T
raich we produce for the especial
aEev Of our subscribers If
frequent bealaches. dizziness aud .
- spsIs accompanied by chills,
cus. bunions, chilb.aias- epilepsy +
aos it's q tact you are not vel, /
liable 10 die any minute. Pay yoGr .
a q year in advance and thus (
rl1zslf solid for good Obituary
sock is complete in al sizes and I
u Lace shoes, Button Shoes Con I
a. Low Shoes, Working Shoes and 1
We have the very newest and I
a-.ar STYLES and guarantees q first /
.a every department. AL grades IN T.
i- .5rsst prices known TO good quail !
ERANK SHTvLER,
Rnepper Block.
1ts1dent Of Public instruction Wal I
1.-THE opinion that the policy pursued
s=ef5us Of the S5ats Of dividing the
R saooIte-m into 50 called Summer
winter terms Of school should be dis
sI and las advised boards Of direct
o --5vids for q continuous auEual term
more thza SIX months, as the Law ex-
.r 1-oddes. There are fourteen coun-
a.l he state in which The terms are di-
E They are Bradford. Crawford Enc,
EE=-1. Mercer, Pike, Potter, Sullivan,
ls1s11a, Tioga, VsnangO, Warren, +
l.-s and Wyoming.
IL general synod Of the Evangelical I
--l1 church Of the United States Of /
-=z convened on Thursday IN Canton,
about 80 ministers aud the same
z-z- Of lay members in attendance. The I
one Of .our divisions Of the Luth-
- -1r-h in America, represents all the
-y o9rta Of the old Mason and Dixson
E. l-5 is the Oldest general body in the
-5l- church il the United states. The
-=-z stI etairty-sixih biennial conyen- !
O. El s composed Of one minister IN ten
-z-5iy. TIE total membership repre-
81 Is a5Ja. $4,000. Among other
==l= IN attendance we're Rev. J. 5.
--ksg and " H. Ripple, Esq Of this
s-=.z-y Eige, Of the state board Of agri-
----- IS preparing a comprehensive report
=-s legislation ia Pennsylvania. The
2sz=al azaoe law vas passed in 100
--=--Ltia I-29. EgeEy session Of The {
s---z suce with few exceptions. has {
y s--- -eae-l OF local law Of this
- The session OF lsS7 repealed the
= - .-le AID TWO years later the law Of
= ~ -sIea-ld leaving The state without
.7--- fence .aW. In lSs5 there Vas
- - e2.icn fence law giving ooua-
7-s-E-; % sole on the fence question
i--sl,1 oi Tie ooas-ilutionaiiry Of the
: 'is BASED IL Feaaug0 county aud refer
-z s1gsens court, where u was decd
a. --1oas--Ilt-0ual because the iegis-
ID iei5satsc -aw making powers 70
s7's- El-c- -l had % right % do.
-'a 5sl1-e have We been able 70 offer so !
- Fa-ed assortment OF fresh and /
- 'g.es IN Aea's L.zilas'. Misses ard
--l-A lae shoes. Colored goods a SPEC
FRASE SH1vLEE,