The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-08-09

TIE Kramer OF Oh City wagon Is sold BY
J. 3. HoLDEEEAUN.
Nsrsr sau feather beds or pillows. Air
,tsr thoroughly on windy day in q cool
-rsos The sun draws Tie oil and gives the
fathers rancid smell
Peals-s Of the HEEAID stolid not forget
tstI y. snyder, the druggist, csn TT their
eyes
The hay crop IN Grsene county is almost
.,,no.s,e allure aud the people who use
tsv there are having it shipped in from
shbonng couutiss-
A Justice Of the Peace in a neighboring
.-r- has refused TO believe that man can
f.vs next door to a saloon and never enter
- WHY. men have been known to live
-e4t door % a chunch and never enter H.
Vr.c,l CoLLrsE.-The FaH Term opens
s..f s.h. IN vocal and Instrumental Music
~ CATALOGUES address Henry B. Meyer,
F-sebuzg. Pa
A person killing q robin in this State is
rstret t5a hae OF - % Se3, or imprisonment
f--a DAYS. OF both. Ia fact the Law pro-
hints the killing Of any OF nearly all kinds
arb=r5s on the list o. those that are habitants
here.
Have you seen Devlin's Brussels Carpets
at5s cents per yard, in any pattern Lace
cs-aias lower than jobbers prices.
Prices guaranteed on any ariiele.-s0 and s2
fr=- So Tabretov-n Pa
A number of women at Kittanning have
dawn Up petition which was presented to
council. asking thas an ordinance be passed
f5-Biddiug loafers standing on the street cor
-e-s. and imposing a penalty Of labor on the
streets on al offenders
The weather the past week has been su-
rsr5. and the farmers have had an excellent
7a8a-tunity 10 harvest their crops. From
irTgf-g we learn that the cat crop is about
-s.5v for the reaper, and that it promises TO
h. raeh better than was expected early in
,sz season., and will be a full average crop.
aro'i summer drink, recommended by
rhr,.eaus for cooling the blood both Of
children and adults, is made by taking
tzse95ufll of cream Of tar;er and dissolying
hin O tum5ler Of water sweetening 10 taste.
v5g viii be surprised TO find how pleasant
:, Is. being hard 10 detect from lemonade.
r-cln be made in quantity and keep il on
is ISIS highly laxative.
The following letters remaining in the
r5-aHce az Somerset viii be sent 10 the
f,.ai Letter OMce if not called for within
tsa DAYS from this date, August 9. 1888:
A. A. Clark Charles, Dugiale; Rebecca,
F-sazav, A " Lukert; Robert. Penner;
Gs5. shaitz; L. F. Touubone; Warren,
tanner
JOSIAH KELLER, ?. n.
Farmers in the lower end Of Huntingdon
county are In despair over the great loss
.asy have sustained by the invasion Of
r-.ssaoppers. The insects have appeared in
countless sxa-ms and are destroying every
s-5Eiug thing in their path. They have
-uluel hundreds of tons ofhay aud the en-
tire crop Of timothy seed Now the pests
have attacked what few growing vegetables
have survived the protracted drought.
Extensive preparations are being made by
tLe state Agricultural Society for the uext
Slate Fair. The officers have decided TO
hold the fair at Indiana, Pa, in conjunction
with the Indiana County Agricultural So
cse-y. from September Ilih TO 18th both dates
iac.uzve. The managers are making ar
rangements 70 introduce many new features,
and the coming exhibition will be one Of
the largest in the history. of the society.
Frank Miller, a young farmer of Brush
Valley Township, Indiana county, accident
alv shot and killed himself Saturday after
a,sa. A companion, who had ieft him but
d few minutes before, heard the report, and,
returning found Miller just breathing his
last BIS father is one Of the wealthiest men
4 Of township. Miller was married out
few mouths ago. His widow has just passed
b5- l7-h year.
a yoang farmer who lives near Raveuna
O. has hit upon a happy thought to reduce
the amount of labor required 20 til his
fields. Instead flaying out his fields square
or Hear.y 50, he had laid them out narrow
and they extend the entire length OF bis
farm. b this means be avoids turning cor
ners So many times which is loss Of time
He can reap ten acres Of grain by going up
ana down the field six times. People inter
e.ied IN agriculture might try this with pro-
ft.
Clearance sale Of fine furniture at Devlin's,
80 aud s. Franklin ST., begins Aug. 9ih.
R4rlor suits al about half price.
Secretary Edge, Of the state board ofagd-
olltare. has issued notice % manufacturers
ofiertilizsrs and their agents doing business
in Pennsylvania that all licenses for the
uaaufac u7e or sale Of commercial fertilizers
expired July 81 and that in order 10 protect
agents snd Others selliog this class Of goods
ali licenses should Al once be renewed. The
attention Of agents is called 20 the fact that
taey. as well as the manufacturers. are per
s5u4liy liable 10 the full penalties OF the act
olJune 3, 1873.
Greene county has man who is feeling
tie recent rulings as TO pensions says the
R.us5lrs Pcs, He Is Pat Baae, the giant Of
N,aeTah, who has been drawing eight dol
lars month with careful regularity. Just
sly ms naaae was dropped is not known,
b, it is suggested that perhsps the officials
concluded that his seven and one half feet
O.. height ought 20 bring him a good income
B. BE geIe 10 put himselfon public exhi5.- (
uoa.
Wednesday last Pete Fogle and his wife
bad d ROY and il seems that this time the
WOMAN 90. the best OF it. l. seems that (
Heie Lad ;assa q 90 bis wife had earned at /
Vashlls. she followed him and wanted
ner money back. Pete wouldn't give it up
and GH. Fos'e msde up her mind she /
s1-.d taye u & IL took scrap. She first I
sailed into Pete in front Of Cooks store !
oli.nE. Pee broke awsy aud she af-er /
lin and they bad il with alternate races /
and scraps uatI they got out Of town be- 4
1el- Jacob Musser's. Here Mrs.. Fogle I
e-4czed Ps-e over the head with stone. 1
al a's understand. weat for his pockets and 1
'o- aes money. Mrs. Fogle tried the next I
morning 10 gel out 3 complaint against GER /
'-a parties i0r letting Pete have Ehiskey- 4
sa- li-ut succeed for some cause OF other. /
d Is ume, however. that a stop was put to /
some 5i the wife beating illegal liquor sell I
--s. o-2ckgaariing. and night disturbances (
Sung oa IN Bsriiu aud if the officers won't .
90 anything about enforcing the law then
.-s people ought totaks il in hand How 4