The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-14

a and the money therefore donated 10
thepoor.
W, will find a full and fresh line of
,--,.--i,s. Flour and Feed at bottom pric-
-. in stock at MAHLoN ScHRocR's-
.,seneral' Jacob :. Coxey Friday pro-
,.,,,i-s-ei an order offering employment
f,fr wages to the remnant Of his fol-
T,,rs-s. now stranded about his home al
,,.ssfiIau. Twenty-one accepted.
Rss5sr, Of the HERALD should not for
90, that J. y. Snyder, the druggist, can
81 their eyes with glasses.
The monument erected 10 the memory
,sWilliam Penn and which is TO mark
the eeornering place Of Indiana, Cambria,
and Clarified counties will be unveiled
with appropriate ceremonies on Friday,
Nov. 10.
Tfvou want the best farm wagon on
wheels don't fail TO get Kramer or
Studebaker from
JAS. b. HoLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Pa.
SuftS for $1,000 damages were entered
srliuSt the Blair County Directors of the
Poor bva number of farmers yesterday.
The rlunrv's new water works taps all
ibe frrigating streams on the farmers
lands. thus rendering them unproduct-
i've and unstable.
Wsshburn and Croobys Gold Medal
Flour warranted the best i'm the market.
For rSsIe by MAHLoN SCHRoCK.
Landlord Zimmerman butchered his
big porker Wednesday and it weighed
66 pounds. That viii be hard TO beat.
Landlord McQuade and Jacob Schrock
a'>n hatchered this week, their infant
porkerS weighing respectively 4oil and
Ij pounds.-BerlH Record.
Iamagent for the Ross Feed and Ensil-
age cutter, which will run against any
cutter built. Any one wanting a first
class feed cutter can get Il from me.
J. NJ. FIKE,
Bills, Pa
The Pit,sburg Times has revised the
Itinerary Of the tour which il viii give 10
the tive ministers ofthe Gospel who re-
ceive the greatest number Of votes in the
SIX months ending December 3lst, and
has added to the points of interest which
Il was originally intended TO visit the
Bermuda Islands, the Azores, Grenada
and the Alhambra, Algiers, Malta, Con-
stautinople, Athens and Rome.
Have You seen Devlin's Brussels Car
pets at . cents per yard. in any pattern?
lace Curtains lower than jobber's prices.
Prices guaranteed on any article,-sO and
g Franklin St, JohnstOwn, Pa.
The raspberries on the ground of the
Presbyterian Parsonage are yielding
second crop for this season. \ blossom
al>o appeared on one Of the grape vines
about the time the first grapes had reach
eitheir fIll size; bunch of grapes fol-
loved in due time. The grapes are now
about full size. but It i hardly probable
that they will ripen before the cold of
Einter stops all further Development
: E'sre''o Press.
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it has been determined that Thomas Har-
dy's new novel. which has been announc-
dior serial publication in Harpcr's Nag
asiHe beginning with the December Num-
Der and continuing through the year 1896.
!, to DE entitled Hearts Insurgent" The
eIptain at first anuounced-''The Simple
ioas'-will be retained I'm the first install
ment only.
Mr.. Isaac Jones, OF this place, has ac-
eepied the agency Of the Elmira Roofing
c.. New York. This is one Of the largest
and best roofing companies in existence.
Mr. Jones VIII be at all times prepared to
repair paint metal roofing, or to furnish
new roofing Of the famous Climax
brand. the oldes; and best roofing in the
market
Capt J. VI. Lightcay, Of Lairobe, repre-
SenilnE Nathaniel Dehaven, a descendant
mJaco5 Dehaven, i revolutionary patrio.
Who loaned the Continental Congress
Nf'.tit is liking vigorous effort 10 re-
cover the sum. in 1855. Congress passed
al al 70 refund the money, but when the
war came On it was neglected. The act
SUI stands on record and Capt. Light
cap Is confident the next Congress will
N IKE an appropriation
Nlearmce sale Of fine furniture at Dev
ms 50 and - Franklin St. begins Aug.
%h- Parlor suites at about half price.
'aeob Hunckle. a soldier living at
AAr'iisharg. Centre County. lost an eye
N 'he War. At the time he received the
INJURY The surgeons merely washed his
e'e, and the bullet was not probed %,
Nn Thursday Mr.. Dunckle took a cough
.-s sis.i- ana. during the spasam, friends
- Els company notice something drrp
+'''ii his month. On examination if was
A.lHd % be minnie bah. which had be
S'ue lodged in the back part of big
mouth having found its way down from
lAeeye
sou oan buy a set Of single Driving
h4fae's for five dollars at
JAMES B. HoLDERBAUM's.
= movement j. said To have been start
among number Of business men i'm
Aiiadeiphia with the view of having
,-'' ''les Of iirst-class mail matter reduced
'-''ii t"o cents to one cent. Before the
isaiag pi the next Congress il is expect
ID tha' large fund will be available and
''''e orsaniza;ion OF business men all
O'eI The country will be formed TO back
Ptle movement The idea originated
u. = Air7'go, il i said. and postal reform
'i Nlii be introduced in Congress urg-
TIE passage Of law 10 reduce letter
-'''''s rom two cents to one cent, and on
-'''i'iiaadise from sixteen cents 10 eight
cents per pound.
ne following letters remaining in the
'''oiiiee al Somerset. will be sent to the
'Al Letter Office if not called for within
lays rom this date. Nov. IL, 1884:
henmeley, c. j.; Hitty. WIN. H;
D'leS. B. B. Rev.; Kocher, DoIin; Kim
me- Mary; Kline, Abraham: Long, W.
. = ars' Miller, jas. H.. ;Shaffer, Irwin;
SsI1liiaker, C.; sealy, John. weimer,
gamette.
FOREIGN.
NeFgreoyice, Bozo.