The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-10
-..Dnlies for stringed instru-

ETrpxEsDAY'---------.-----..-.--.....oc'.l ~ lssa
,,.s;,,,l supplies for stringed instru-
- At Snyder's drug store.
a.-,e i writing story of Ameri-
.,8 incident for The Ladies' Homo
,ev spring-tooth Harrows for
- Ismes b. Holderbaum.
- stockton has given both of his
II - with the quaint titles of
ne" psf,re Breakfast and AS One
~. i, Another to The Ladies Home
Low Grade Flour from NAH
DI' ,,5-,.k. he keeps the best grade.
,..,u,ing came in last Monday and
y ,,,inue until December 10. Pheas-
- - rufied grouse hunting also come
an -. - II and will continue until jan
nary l. .;
p..-,oaut at moderate price! Go
q : snvder's drug store
re ,l;kado Of Japan has never been
.,Iio,lv photographed or even sketehed.
- -. ,,pi,al offense for native to make
s Il 80 ola pictorial representation of
a.' sri. regarded As grave indigni-
r
o.ts Chop always fresh, no
& - stock on hand. at
n'' MAHLoN ScHRocK's.
81 .,,..-.r rsver was lecture with more
.e,5 more charIningly delivered than
usnry waterson's Money ana Nor
p;lr1Hkoe Sentinel
,.,s- Augustine, of Addison, Somerset
i in town looking after the re-
~ the Hazard property on Fayette
20. v-birb he recently purchased and,
-, he will occupy after November
4 y--.o.,arri Ncirs-Standdrd.
~, uill find full and fresh line of
F,lour and Feed at bottom pric-
- at MAHLoN SCHRocK's-
Winners in Russia were forbidden
s = ,i,na ago TO make any reference TO
8 - worn bv the Empress on state
-;,rs This was done because one
d - l,,- mistake reported her as wearing
& - which at that time was complete
II out offsshion.
vbsn Won visit r. A. Snyder's Grand
,r,Ir;,.-r Opening. Oct. IL, Il and IL,
a., s,ryst 10 examine his elegant line
& !, ,--sps Best selected and lowest prize
IN the county. Also fine hosiery, un-
. 4s-,resr. mems and boys suits and over
4 AT. etc. etc Anything you want.
--l,. sntbority for this is unknown: \
Somerset county administrator made the
s,liowipg Endorsement on the back of Il
s,,,,-,s bill: This claim is not verified
br affidavit as the statutes require, but
the death Of the deceased is satisfactory
ari5snre 10 nv mind that the doctor did
the work
wasbburn and Croobys Gold Medal
/. Flour warranted the best in the market.
,,-ssIa nv MAHLoN SCHROCK-
Fx-Iieutenant Governor Brockmyer,
of Missouri. wants the woods of America
i n echo the notes of the nightingale, and
nr,po>es that l.0D0 mocking birds be sent
/. in cages 10 the German forests, there to
saluire the nightingale song. He is con-
ddeut that the mocking birds would be
brought back to America a perfect normal
school Of fnightingalehoOd.
You can buy a set Of single Driving
Harness for five dollars AT
JAMES B. HoLDERBAUM's-
For the first time in his literary career
Jerome X. Jerome is about to write di-
re-tlv for an American audience. This
work consists of a series of papers similar
in vein TO his Idle Thoughts of an Idle
Fellow" hut addressed 10 American girls
and women. The articles Will begin
shortly in The LADIES' Home Journal,
which periodical will print the entire
series
Hyou want the best farm wagon on
wheels don't fail TO get Kramer or
Studebaker from
JAS. b. HOLDERBAUN,
Somerset, Pa.
The largest plow in the world, perhaps,
isowned by Richard Gird, of San Bernar-
dino County, Cal This immense sod
turner stands Is feet high and weights
$500 pounds. Ii runs by steam, is pro-
yided with L l2-inch plOwshares, and il
capable Of plowing 20 acres Of land per
day. II consumes from one TO one and a
half tons Of coal per day, and usually
travels at the rate Of four miles an hour.
Stowe & Co.'S Mammoth Spectacular
Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will give one
grand production in the Opera House,
Thursday evening, Oct. IL. The compa-
ny comprises - star artists, the pick of
the dramatic profession As auxileries
Manager Stowe carries a pack Of blood
hounds and car Of special scenery.
Mr. Kennedy Price. wife and two of
his little SONS, len for Albuquerque, New
Mexico Tuesday p. m. They wer ac-
oompanied 10 Pittsburg by Mr.. J. J.
Hoblitzel and Mr.. W. T. Hoblitzel join
ed them there ON Wednesday and Will
have charge Of the party until they arrive
a. their new home. All here sincerely
hope Mr. Price may be greatly benefited
Ia the milder climate and that entire re-
ooyery may follOw.-Heyersddi CONNER
cat
amsgeni 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 it from me.
J. N. FIKE,
Bills, Pa
People who have nervous prostratiOn,
headache, the blues or dyspepsia, who
tAke oold easily. who are subject TO irri-
liability. who lead sedentary lives, who
heed their wits about them all the time,
aud who are not making the progress
'hey desire, should get addicted to the
via hath habit Ii is not only cleansing.
"dt curative, stimulating, encouraging
anu lnvigorating. II is Granddaughter
ins, herve-soOthing. blcod-quickenIng
anu ihe hes, treatment ever taken for the
complexion, digestion and disposition.
ihe Musical Institute under the direc-
tloh oi Mr.. J. William Suffern, of New
iofk, VIII open ON Monday, October sth,
v hh a full lecture on Voice Culture at =
+ n and full Musical Rehearsal in
'1e evening al 80 o'clock. in the Luther
an Le'''are Room. Circulars giving par
l1liars al Lawyer Ruppel's Office, and
OF The Choir Leaders.
lA>' "intera cow belonging 10 Thos.
% bAr0er = farmer at the lower end OF