The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-03-13
March Is, 1855.

r,nsolins. Guitars, Banjos
vio.i'' -,''a,,lins.ruments At Snyder
5s ..,ion of Pennsylvania native
1a' aei'' r5c cold weather this winter Was Was
a> Z! y, .resicr than in any preceding
..l, orthe bed in Queen
Fi.aia .. -.f,'n carriage is a handle ON
u< nv pallinE up which Her
d''.' ~. 70 apply the brakes TO
.'.,' ,--,ls train al ANY moment
,,, recent blizzard the Belle
9s'ia- I...srian congregation secured
ia'' .,.s,oianthracite coal for disiribu-
say 'o,l, enc the poor in that vicinity.
t.c work amounts to more than
"a iron and tin sap pals at
s@rs Tin store,
.bo began clipping the coupons
Fe'i,1 Pias5urs Tunes must re-
h'l '- e., send them in by next
u ,bs l4.h. or else the first one
''-' .,,nt The votes must 60 in
r.vr $50 weeks
CO. ,.rg vacation from the law, dar-
A-,' A.,.s b. bs. been remarkably hon
.bs people Of Philadelphia and
Etl .,-tfoyernor PattisOn has
f''--'. ...-r...l 10 his law books and hung
l;. single in that city.
u,4ss. weather prognosticator,
~. that April and May viii usher in
7-7l',., -,,s,n and that the conditions
.-,,5 Ls r,od for pushing agricultural
'- 71ue viii prove the most stormy
T''n .f,bs summer, with heavy rain
uan. 20 bay q first-class mUsi-
I. .-...e,,t "a, moderate price? Go
>rvssfs drug store
~-..t.1 ., prevent the wearing Of reli-
.-,rb l,v teachers of public schools
-, tir,ei In the New Jersy Legis-
- and the Pennsylvania House of
---..r.srivcs passes 1t by a big ma
- o,ini.n> differ in States that are
I'D s7ars,ei by a river.
,-.4.-s oftbe HERALD should not for
.a,rLN \. snyder. the druggist, can
s.t.r EYES with glasses.
A. Emanuel e. Walter, whose farm is
- s,,ut two miles north Of Stan
-. Nils has flock OF white Leghorn
Ions Of which he j. justly prond. For
.s wear. ending January l. 1896, he has
n sr,m q lark averaging one hundred
5-rsnry-tive fowls, 1880 dozen eggs,
r-rt X. Moses. Of King Township,
7.fr-i County. put away nearly thou
IA f1,h.ls of winter apples OF his OWN
-..s,r rs,. autumn. He sold some of
s-,s. good prices. When one bushel
t-a.a, wil bring the price OF three
--.ls-s Of wheat IL pays 10 raise them.
,s..,ar. ~s.re;9ry John ". Reynolds
t-5sin-s--1r department. has decided
.-s-.aa ease in which he holds that
rsa-4,b, father and mother of a soldier
,-sus.haat property and the father *
mlbeto support the family, the mother
a57salsn. within the meaning of the
E
T1,.thinz. q tin sap pail for I3 cents or
3 a.vanized iron one for - cents. See
asn II S-helI's Tin Store.
T5e uiuety-.ixth anniversary of the
EraofRer. samuel Wakefield, u. d.
L. D.. Of the Methodist Episcopal
rs-r,a. was celebrated Wednesday at the
7,.Isuce Of his son-in-law, John q.
g-oEn. Of West Newton, with whom the
r1Habe minister has made his home for
sF5raI years.
Three young men Of Laughlinst0wn
hiplans 70 rob Frederick Specht, ofthaJ
Place. They were overheard. and when
1re1eneI with arrest confessed. Mr..
slesht Is an aged man and has been in
dsJe health, and the young robbers
s-iipated no trouble in securing a large
sllHt OF money, for he is quite wealthy.
Tai0u borough, Delaware county. eX-
F5ss 10 reap a harvest from its cemeteries.
-- town council. IL December, passed
aariiaIceto 70 tax every grave 81. Solici-
ujlhn " White has been authorized
proceed against Holy Cross and Nj
Nlraa cemeteries 10 collect the fees. II
l5 ordnance can be enforced about
S.sn viii be collected.
Cook clIuty. Mimi. i one Of the most
iaypopulated counties in the Union.
hhad 10y the census Of 1879, only 9S in
m5i,aui,, gain Of bat o. in ten years.
Bowman county. y. D., had inhabit-
ais and sheridan county had but ,.
clEe4a county had only inhabitants,
s-l Martin county,. Most of these
'2lrsely settled counties of the new state
AVE d3ub,lS>, gained considerable since
l,4, 5gt -he Spar,ely settled counties OF
Iezas are probably little changed in this
regard. Lamb county had / inhabitants
Farmer loukum /, and Loving ,.
Ammber Of The Texas legislature,
ar5aey by name, has distinguished
1a-5.i by Introducing bill which pro-
H.S tax Of 80 a year upon all unmar-
fel men in the state. of thirty years OF
aseH more. Provision Is made for the
exemption Of bachelors who have made
i-l,'laa.e attempt TO enter the marriage
sac which Is al once fair and humane.
JIG man who produces an affidavit from
-1'iian whose respectability is vOach-
slir, that be has, at least once during
'-s year. proposed marriage to her, can
: .lHoi the fine; otherwise he must
A1spiothe c1ptain's Office and settle.
NJ H. c. White, Of Chambersburg,
a. SID le as ihe Somerset House, on or
-'i March 18th. with a complete line Of
ta-e> OF choice suitings and trouser-
9 where Ae viii be pleased 70 receive
.-s erie-S oi his CUSTOMERS. Satisfaction
sie-iii.ttl 10y sir. " hlte.
--4E have q school director ont in Fay
- county who is certainly entitled to
-' axe if what they say about him i
--- Ala r--.a; session OF local insti-
- .4 io'A quite leading part, advocat-
--s Fedue;i1n of teachers salary TO
= '-'.'iii1 and Compelling them 70 cat
'"n wood and make their own ires.
'-. wards Ae riiiculed the idea that the
en- i roanj. declaring that it is a square
a' supported by props. What the
4 = sand Oh he didn'i say. A school
-7-i ike That Is Of considerable value
-i o.1eei lesson. lie illustrates the !
''''y ior compulsory education.-Ec. /
laaiaa a Normal School of Penn !