The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-12-18
-. for 1896 for sale at Fishers Boob

Uhrs Clearance Sale begins
@" psl;nda y. Miller, of Husband
MI, I'm granted a widows pension
.,.,.,rss framed at Snyder's Art Store
l,,sst style and at trifling cost
j. clsvton. Of Media, Pa, has de-
''u' warrant issued by a magis-
,-s,e .-, and served on Sunday Is Illegal
outstanding appearances to the
NO'- ,yinter don't begin, according
eonl'4! ,,,,anac. until Dec. 2l. 1t then
TO u, - davs and 81 minutes. Any
la'ls = leather before or after that time
FEM ..,aly thrown in for good measure.
- Nandolins, Guitars, Banjos
,y.harstringed - instruments atSnyder'
~ .s,-tunate individual who has a
nj will no longer have those
n''e = 49, days known ss days of grace
eA'iA - first Of January. The law
a.el l..,'i,g -, them goes into effect on that
-, ..-,,J snplies to all paper made on or
saer tbat time.
...rriar Ewing brought in a l25 10.
1''- ,-.sss Wednesday and shipped it
l',N o,,..I,rro. It was shot by Perry Sc
= :, Raid Hill. Ewing reports that
VI - show there are about . deer be-
'. u1-l the I.ambertsville road and the
,.,s,-I - and Somerset pike.-Bertin Rec
orb
=, ,,,v presents for Nmas and New
- everybody does. There is moth
.i.ar than a fine picture; something
- - friends will always keep and treas
Won can get anything in this line
"-0' SNYDER's ART STORE.
exchange remarks: a popularity
-. blind Is that there is seldom one
-, ,rbo smokes. Soldiers and sail
...,stomed TO smoking, and who
-. Lot their sight in action continLe to
- f,r a short while, but soon give up
.L.h,bit They say it gives them no
sure when they cannot seethe smoke.
Genuine ghost-story has yet to be at
=. b,,t not 50 a genuine blood-purifier.
- and over again it has been prov ed
-. AYERS Sarsaprilla stands alone
.r,,ng medicines as the most reliable
.-.i.-.l-arative in pharmacy 1t stood
dome At the Worlds Fair.
r,5ge REYNOLDS has decided that where
-...l,,. has abandoned the care OF the
- children ola deceased soldier, ''or
=, unsuitable person, by reason of i'm
81 conduct. To have the custody of the
- such children may be pensioned
- tho same manner as if no widow had
survived such soldier
ps.5erS Of the HERALD should not for
-. that J. y. Snyder, the druggist, can
dttheir eyes with glasses.
The vsrlic. Of s2,6IO awarded to a wo-
man by a Greensburg jury against a
s,r,on keeper who had made her husband
s-,ok in which condition he was killed
br train. is a costly warning which
rsAIs 70 be needed 10y a great many other
s.r,,n keepers. Men Of intemperate
b,,.its are made drunk in barrooms every
5,v in spite of the clear provision of the
Lax - 10 selling 10 such unfertunates.
The STATE Normal School of Indiana,
p, will open its Winter Term Tuesday,
Ian = lSq6. A faculty representing
eleven colleges and universities. Ele-
ys,or for girls. Electric light through
,-- The finest Model School in the
S,s-e. supervised by five specially pre-
ns-ei teachers. For catalogue address
the principal, d. J. WALLER, ID. d.
Sgpt. J. VI. Berkey, of Somerset coun-
e,uutv. declines 10 be a candidate for re-
ees,jon. He has served for nine years
with great distinction, having gained a
-anutation as an educator that extends
over the whole State. He graded the
r1ral schools Of his county, and so sue
es,>fal has been the experiment that nu-
marous other counties in Pennsylvania
have adopted his systematic School
g1ss"s 'HgrrJS6urg.)
Do YOU know that We have an Art
Sore in Somerset? We have, and good
one. You can see hundreds of pictures
Of all descriptions at
SNYDER's ART STORE.
On the state agricultural farm this Fall
there was gathered the largest yield of
corn ever heard Of in Pennsylvania
Prom six acres were husked little over
Lfo bushels of corn, or little over an
sgeageof l75 bushels to the acre. Tie
crap was s0wn in the Spring for ensilage,
bli il was allowed TO mature for an ex-
pertinent. The ears measured from
iselve to sixteen inches in length and
were well filled out.
Singers, public speakers, actors, auc-
iiousers. teachers, preachers, and all who
are liab'et) Over-tax and irritate the yo-
cal organs. find in Ayers Cherry Pecto-
ral- safe, certain, and speedy relief. A
timely dose Of this preparation has pre-
yel.ed many a throat trouble.
AT5xas paper says that in one of the
earliest trials before a cOlOred jury in
Texas the twelve gentlemen were told
hy the Judge to retire and find the YER
Dict" They went into the jury-room,
whence the opening and shutting Of the
dor and other sounds Of unusual COM
mo,ioa were presently heard. At last
he Jury cane back into court, when the
foreman announced: I'VE hab looked
eEeywhar, Judge, for dat verdict-in de
drawers and behind de doahs-but it
ant nowhar in dat blessed room"
Thousands are suffering excruciating
misery irom that plague of the night,
Neaing Piles and say nothing about it
larolgh a sense Of dehcacy. All such viii
md an instant relief in the use of Doan's
WnimenL Ii never fails.
Judge Gordon issued notice in court at
C.eariieid Friday that all letters received
A7ieaiier in regard to liquor licenses
N'lld be read in open court. He has
'sen annoyed 10y individuals who want
elI' boost some friends cause Oh the Ii
esi,e question. aud also by the receipt of
-5-'eTs irom meu who did not want their
-4'leS 10 be seen on a petition for a Ii
esa>e. But the judge has decided to stop
a. This and 50 gave notice that all such
D'.lss would he considered as a hurt
'''aeT than help.
Inc talk Of the town is Snyder's Art
''e- There you can find pictures.
- o. them. All kinds and cheap.
Ia elegant presents they make.
Don't stand with the door open and
--@s Your remarks to a tiresome conelu-
''a' While the inmates OF the room. Office
y >'o'e are shivering from the rush of
i ar ani swearing silently at your
,-f'diiy and lack Of common sense.
-'l 'ae mercury lowering around zero,
- should be closed promptly. Con-