The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

BuEs B. HoLDEhsAuN's.
-.sisof the Reformed Church
.bs Reformed Church at Hynd-
=. wellesley, evening and re-
rnd Monday. The open
" be preached by Prof VIM.
i lIsasasisr- Pa
-,-7tr commissioners have
.rWfrhelm's bill for boarding
sr April The bill amounts
ms.f. an average Of $40 a day,
.7tsa day per head it gives an
~, nrs3ners in jail every Gay for
5of April
-r,bs HEE,LD should not forget
sgg8sr. the druggist can tit their
a-nehing every person viii
,Is.er. Most persons prefer TO
-..ss. 20 others. Not 50 with
-, of south Bend, Armstrong
rsvsr. Although still alive and
a-1slrsd such an article and
- bs7ss awaiting the time when
s1aiei
.rs Of fae furniture at Devlin's
franklin St., begins Aug. 9th.
-.sa. a55a. half price.
Rsi.5s. Burlington, Vt. had q
-,ss zslp. causing her hair to be
-1,-.b and dry, and to fall so free
..,srssly dared to oombit. Aver 5
-,sye har a healthy scalp, remoy-
.-5uF aa5 made the hair thick
H.sr yf-5r restores natural color to
t-stinglaang a healthy action Of
This preparation always produeesa
--7rth Of the hair, and gives a
I.s.rs and youthful appearance.
-isi BIZ physicians, ciergymen,
-sns court Of the United States,
J s.-sa-5 reversed the Judgment Of the
,--- Of Pennsylvania, in a case
ID, OF the alemp, Of she city Of
snezsrts license from an agent Of
fm- soliciting orders in the for
- r-se Brewer said that mo state
sisr Oh inter state commerce in
l
zs seen Dsvlin's Brussels Carpets
.sparyarl, in any pattern? Lac5
lorsr than j3bbers prices. Prices
s59a any ar.icie.-so and and s.
S.. J5lus.own, Pa.
Blaer54ugh, formerly Of Homei
now Of Hooysrsville, Somerset
rssia town Monday. He is large
ain the purchase and sale Of Goa
ssue-ss. county aud owns and
. extensive w0rks Of his own, anC
t most Of The other mines in thD
re closed, he has ready sale for hi
.5s.gut 1t very remuneratiye prices
vsslto note his prosperity bidia'a
rs EB. C5fr0th has all the lates
zsss s1mmsr Millinery, Trimmed an
--nsi Hats and BJnnets, Flower:
asz Ribbons, Notions and Fsnc.
A careful inspection Of these good
-a,sl.
a. Oh City ugsymaa has inyenledaw awli
zap which does It work well. Recent
saAl3Am and by p. m. on II
1e day be had captured 4 rats, an ave.
u more than use rats an hour. Tn
nlis o. steel wire, vas baited with
cfp5rk saturated with oil ofanise see,
5aosI in the g-aaery Of the barn. Tt
sssm unable to Withstand the tenn
5-iLs a1ise oil bait, and at one tin
efthe animals were fighting each othe
& into the trap first.
I5lly meant 10 have a peep al them,
ai but before I got away had
gene It's really the loyliest thing
zz 10 ms life. and SO becoming. s.
asaking Of Mrs. Kate B. Cofroth's ne
spring hats and bonhets and MILL
1is. Continuing she said, ever
E1 her store is new new suTpris
z7r one looks not a new featu
s Everything from trimmings an
lus5 shapes 10 the most exquisi
,s.,. In trimmed hats and bon nets"
Hzr William Williams, Of Brist
F-sip Backs County, missed three Sc
Du 0ue Of his hens on three succe
innings. he vas a good deal mysi
lli determined to learn the cause
zrpszrances. He set seven steel ira
-. lie hens nest, and awaited deyelol
Zs Next morning be was stru'
7- llzsmeat over the fruit Of his plau
L sEzz;e steel trap held a good fat 0
s--, and one Of these had four Of b
@ By her side, making eleven in a
s-s Williams thinks be captured q
izis1 s.y.es, perfect workmanship al
g becoming is the guarantee give
sTsy ha. or bonnet purchased al Mr
q l1t-5.a's millinery store.
4a--45srs telegram says that q numb
.s-1s Of the peace elected in Westel
-7l1il counties al the February ele
g i,a term Of five years will not get the
--s.Jas from the state department b
- hey tailei 70 comply with the law 7
Ing hen TO G.e an acceptance Of Il
= 10 -le p-5;l0a0ta-y's Office within
'l-s -tee.ecii0n. The delinquenis.
-l-s application to the governor, "
'7olu.ss.5ns to serve one year FRO
-s' A15iay in Nay. II they wou
.y longer they must again be cane
e i'ee,-Ja In February next.
people ike to buy a ssryicable b
si with just little style about it
a- people should 90 to Mrs. Kate
- The young ladies in her trimi
s-- are all artists and they alWs
.s.a little Individuality into eve
Fnk they turn out. If your l
i.5lse you at first il will be made
-'-s before you leave the store.
A >lai-r wife Of Samhafsr. a 81
'0ier 10 the johnson works at Nc
--a Fiih painful and serious accide
N!s,oFn on Sunday last. She and
rs Of J. J. Zimmerman, the We
Aock desler, arrived in Stoyesto'
LAY 70 spend the day with relativ
diversion decided to take a hon
When about three miles frc
gong al q lively gait, the t
ne saddle on which Mrs. Shat
7l broke and she was thrown unC
~ which at the slme time stumbI
lai's struggles to regain its
Iampiei upon Mrs. Skaters bal
an1mber Of ugly bruises.
-! Bros. Tom. Robert and ''Chasl
o91glt 8 drug store in Brooki,