The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-02-21

-...s Suueriutend8nt says that there
ils ,,ooi districts in Pennsylvania
= ~ rl,rec,ors are not willing to pay
80 - much as they recsigs from
- ~ school sapp'Tt
,, Low Gaae Flour in 40 ID.
.5n MsAlon sahF'aA-
,.ts the 625 new iron voting
? - cost Philadelphia slso,ooo.
s' -(,,,su wil be used at the coming
o.! -5 sfer that sll viii be thrown
.'. ing cheapa- and more convenient
slsc.io1s in rented rooms
10 deposit your money with
s-5rosk l1r tie neoessaries of life
Like Benton, Wis, carpenter,
} ~,--isi. described the dear girls
s1,rs. IT has plain sides, with
,5 the bottom, crown molding
sas - window sleeves, running into
lA1 r;ta 3 scrolI-work Of velvet
-1a absueak
---,sssIe Of fine furniture at Devhn 5
- Fanklin St, begins Aug. 9th
- .sits at about half price.
--,s,5sut Of Public Instruction
-. advised school boards through
'.,m1ouEsalta TO keep the schools
g. 49, i.rislietion open on Washing
-. ..-.bssy and recommends exercise on
- lie schools appropriate u the
rssoe Of the dag.
v.,Es-sl and Lake Herring exehang-
..--trr produce, at MahlOn schrOck' 5
,.zoftbe HERALD should not forget
~ s.vder. the druggist, can fit their
voB pray for the relief Of the poor
80 mira chunk Of meat and some
li, vfta vour petition, not necessa-
--.-s-,y,.i,a. bls IS an evidence Of
r,- seen Daylin's Brussels Carpets
- -. psrrari. 10 any pattern? A? Lace
-. IoEer than )5bers prices Prices
--..-5oa anv article.-S0 and aud s.
r--Fia S., Johus;own, Pa.
smith and Samuel Reinhart, who
--.,,-5 vith being members of gang
~ .ss bssn ro55ing stores, residences
I-n.i. the northern part Of Bedford
- we're arrested Friday. A large
- Of stolen property is said to have
II sani in their possession.
., rsris ofem5roidery aud full line Of
- Va,e silks for dress trimming at
ss.-s Millinery, RockEood, Pa
-,.1,.zst luxury for man with a tender
...,t- .ysssline shave" Il merely con
i n Substituting vaseline for soap lather
.,a.niag ,hs beard. The soothing Of the
inc On the skin isa boon to faces that
-as7v. For some reason or other, pos
s-o, account ofthe trouble in applying
i. r,s4-fBe. BARRIERS are inclined 70 look
III s.fsvor on this new departure
pfst waste time, money, and health,
-- every new medicine you may see ad-
rsi in the papers. If the cause Of your
--Ess in the blood, liver, stomach, or
..1-.rs take A-ers Sarsapsrilla, st once,
.-f5s s1Ie Of a cure. Take no other.
p-5s9setige brides may be interested to
r--t5st there are 32 days in the year on
zs Il Is said. it is unlucky to marry.
7s7s-s Januaryl, ,, 45, Z, 10, l5i Feb
-r6-S. March, 1,G. S; April 6, Il /;
usr567.June Z. Is; July 5, 10; August
mo. September g. Z. O,tober 3; November
Is l8 and December 10, I9, Il.
Immigrants and returning voyagers ind
IN Ayers Sarsaparila cure for eruptions,
b.as pinplss. eczema. e.c, whether result
ias from ssa-diet and life on ship-board or
from anr other cause. It's value as a tonic
s5s ssszaFs medicine cannot be oyeresti-
zstei.
Word comes from Welch, ". Va, that on
lul 2aad. Martin and David Goldstein
5r,bers. married Rebecca and Anna Katzen
zss-. They live at Kimbsll, in the same
s51ss. January 30 p. m, Mrs. Rebecca
a7s birth TO a son. In the same room that
sl.atIl.30p. n, Mrs. Anna gave birth
ga daughter. and an hour earlier another
sssr-Nrs. Miriam Aron-gave birth to a
500.
s1y5ers Millinery Store at Redwood,
l--e7srybody knows it is the best place
t-.ae best furnishings for ladies and chill
Aza
Ess.barn Rseier, state dairy and food
suuis i0uer, has fled with Secretary Har-
-yss.a.emaat which shows there are 600
-sl1s-iss in Pennsylvania and 100000
s-s Of land devoted to the dairy interest.
T-sag..al interested is So 100000 and
e aanual worth Of butter in the state IS
HWg5
Tie people Of Puttstown were greatly
Ls-I-i Thursday Of last week when J. NJ
El.llg died there Of smallpox. Several
i.asg0 Warsiug paid q visit to Tyrone
Fl-gs. Khe-e the disease is prevalent, and
vale 1e.urning 70 his home at Hopewell
Is, ve5k took SICK on the cars and was
2sz 70 the residence Of his cousin, Lewis
s-1- a. Pltis.0Wn, where be died about
p n During his illness be was visited
b ausn5e, Of his friends.-Bedfond Ga-ette.
Tie days are now frightening at both
sls AID VIII continue TO do SO until Jane
& E5sl the sun xiii rise at 4.29 a. m. and-
A.r-3j p %. Although June p viii be
a---s day in Somerset, it cannot be com
7i,ai ia length with days in other parts Of
q s1-l Tie longest day Of the year at
>-s,gsa is 3 months. At Wardbury,
SEEa7. the longest day lasts from May p
-!-74 without internission. A. Tor
"a FlIaai, Jals p is y hours long aud
---s.las has less than three hours of day
s-- AIS Ps:ersb1rg the longest day is
'--l-s all the saor,es. Is 5 hours. At
-l--1a the longest day is I6I hours at
-'--'sa. Il is lj hours, aud 81 New York il
slll-. Is hours.
4'1aa trade your fresh butter and eggs
q lsE sai useful gods al sayder's Millin-
6! s1'e Redwood, Pa.
-ls lsiieT Q Is a superauous alphabetic
--i'l-sr-a n1udsscrip; OF the worst sort and
% -]'s zeal yI.gs in expressing or hslp-
4 express 0a5 thoughts in writing than
ga ila Chinese E5rd signs would be- Il
-''s' ends a. Elsl.sh word and cannot be
s--as vah0u. the aid Of the letter c, being
'-'-'1a'y beloved by tue last mentioned
- ID al words belonging to our language /
= aAad3asl' live that csn tell the why"
-' psea.iar relation Of tue letter Q and
Wy The iJrnsr was given its curious
- e'ns argue that It's name was ap-
- '=>-lseoithe tail or cue at the bottom
p e -e-er bat the original D when sound- i