The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-11-07
= In Arksnsas Cemetery.


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Il E'-''''- d. .r..,,i 70 mark the remains
& Ih'7 ~, lott Patrick Malone;
~ -.-5 V,. , helpsi 20 pay for the stone
,...eI supplies for strinsed instru-
W. ., Savacr's drug store
''' ..,,.-.s os the state public school
10 s~. forming what they call coun-
.,..-.. -s,Iins unions, TO which only
y ',.-.s,5l educators are admitted.
NOW ~ering-tooth Harrows for
~. lanes Il. HoldeTbaum.
-. -. are only fourcoanties in the state
"a 3. nj Philadelphia and Allegheny,
ol.,' institute separate congressional
ii'' Viz Lancaster, Lackawanna,
1@,srae and S.haylkiIl-
,.,,,r T.,yr Grade Flour from Nah
D.' S.t-,.k. he keeps the best grade.
,...p discovered in the State De
-, M Harrisburg that the error in
l''i.,,l, ,,.--;sgs License act Of 1898, making
'-e -. -, elect in Is95. was made by a
.-an~eriber.
.,,~s- and ribbons, all the latest
- st Mrs.. Kate b. Coffroth's.
- 5,ilt whether you are using but
il - -r.,p,arrlrine boil tablespoonful
'a The butter Will foam without
g" = - the oleomargarine, on the
M = Mill snutter and hiss, as does
lI,-i. Int viii not foam SO decided
m, ,,.--,.~ that keeps unusually well, in
- -,em in summer without melting
- much is TO he suspected.
.., want TO buy a first-class musi-
- ;,.-run.cu, AT a moderate price? Go
: Snvder's drug store
,,..b and milk surprise parties ought
INC popular. Those who make the
sv,op down upon the subject of the
pa, with a box of corn meal and
,.,olss-es. The mush is set to boil,
d - +. turned into taffy and
-..,lsr,lv pulled. cakes are baked, ap-
-...-.3 and the mush is eaten along
p, ~. s-,-b milk and rich cream. The
and milk surprise furnishes a max
-, f,r q minimum Of expenditure.
r,-n and oats Chop always fresh, no
-....-v stock on hand, at
MAHLoS SCHRocK's.
emo advanced thinker, says an ex-
,...,rs has sprung a startling scheme
-..-n an ave-stricken world. 1t is moth
- than Of digging down into the
-. ftbe earth 10 get all the heat we
- five q far enough, says the ad-
,sn.si thinker. a couple Of miles or so,
-b.lr .an the enternal heat ofthe earth,
-.7 No can pipe it anywhere we like, like
.-.5ss-vhfch passes from your furnace in
.ls,.arla- 10 the registers in the various
-,,rs in your house.
W, will ind full and fresh line of
.-...arf.,. Flour and Feed at bottom pric-
q, .ts.s a: MAHLoN ScHEocK's.
pbfa6elphia boasts of the largest clock
So -be world. It is located in the tower
o,-be citv hall: the dial is thirty feet IN
diameter. and is illuminated at night by
,r..--ieitv. bv which means if can be seen
Fan. auv rart OF the city. The minute
hand i twelve feet long and the
s..,n5 hand eight. The bell which tolls
-5a bours weighs 5000 pounds and can
b- heard from every quarter Of Philadel-
mia. The winding apparatus Is worked
fvmaans Of a steam engine in the tower,
which j. sci in motion every day al noon
Tfvou want the best farm wagon on
wheels don't fail 70 get a Kramer or
S-udehaker from
JAS. 3. HOIDERBAUM,
Somerset, Pa
Two farmers in a neighboring county
recently bought a corn-husking machine
ogthe latest and most improved construe-
,i.p The corn stalks are fed into this
machine. very much as wheat and other
grains are fed into threshers. The ears
ar. broken from the stalks and husked
snd the stalks are cut up into small pieces
suitable for feeding. 1t meets long felt
want in this direction, and will doubtless
D. kep; in busy operation for the next
lev months. saving many cold fingers
and much Of the discomfort usually at
tending corn husking. 1t is driven by
steam power.
Washburn and CrOobys Gold Medal
Flour warranted the best in the market.
For sale bv MAHLoN SCHRoCK.
The preacher was having a sort of a test
meeting by asking the congregation ques-
tons on their conduct. ''Now, brethren"
be said. "all Of YOU who pay your debts
viii please stand up In response to this
there WAS an apparently unanimous up
rising. Vow said the preacher, asking
the others to Sit down, ''all those who do
hot pay viii please stand up" One man
alone arose. All. BROTHER" said the
preacher, why j. il that You, Of all this
congregation Of brethren, should he 50
difierent?'' Il don't know, parson," he
replied slowly, as he looked around over
hi friends and acquaintances in the meet
ing. unless il i that | amt liar.'
Iamageut for the Ross Feed and Ensil-
age cutter, which l will run against any
cutter built Any one wanting a first
class feed cutter can get it from me.
J. NJ. FIKE,
Bills, Pa.
Somerset county farmers, who have
been annoyed 10y bill posters. will be in
ieres,ed in the law affecting that matter,
which We herewith publish. 1t was pas
sci Jane S, ls,l. and Is as follows: IF
any person OF persons shall, without the
eol>ent Of the owner or owners thereof
NuliGlly dIab. paint advertisements or
post pia,ards upon, or otherwise deface
iAs walls Of any building or buildings,
A'lse OF houses, or the fences around the
yard or yards connected Herewith, or any
l-aeH surrounding or enclosing any va
eili in.o;S, farm or farms; or shall cause
'le same % be done by others; such Of
-sAle-s sbal. be guilty Of misdemeanor
ana upon conviction be sentenced TO pay
: me not exceeding So. and undergo an
lii 'Fis3nnent not exceeding % days. or
o'a' or either. At the discretion of the
''art-' The best way for advertisers to
reach The people is through the news
papers
nave yol seen Devlin's Brussels Car
'''> al - cents per yard, in any pattern?
--'es =. curtains lower than jobber's prices.
nc nee guaranteed on any article,-S0 and
@f1nklin : 81, Johnstown, Pa.
--'''-it'ls opinions are widely enter
''--l concerning the character Of the
N. w winter nights offar northern regions.
are aptto think of such nights as being