The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-24

Taat are ripe
a-sst looks we'll
,.aias is blooming
I'll for vegetation
D. readers viii he interested in
yaI singers advertisement
J'l' .,,ts are being everywhere
AHa'sr sr,,l,~srvance ofmemorial day,
Na vsnsolins, Guitars, Banjos
ri'liii'' -,n,-.l Instruments At Snyder
eH1 aud owners Of coal mines will
Farmer - bv borough ordinance
lT,6ei elsewhere.
ri. lighting plant Of the city of
The vi.5igan. was operated last
o.,a prof. ofS1''@
,,unty's leading furniture
-. II. CoTroth, makes some
d'l.''' .r,ouucements in his ad in this
~. HUPALn.
'',N -. no agent for The Pittsburg
...,- Iscality it VIII pay You 10
., The Tines for terms to agents.
SID. i pittsburg's best paper aud
I-' ,,bo serve as agents are granted
...orL T. Rothrock, in lecture
mat last year 10000 acres Of land
s.---' - m IN Pennsylvania for the unpaid
Ea'' .r tbea. He made strong plea
iA, i-,s,r,ation Of the forests, the
is' %, i.ss.r,r,ion Of which has impoy-
-.s,i many vast tracts
- u,,, TO bay first-class musi-
l....rrueu, at moderate priceY 90
,ryiers drug store
,.-raler SAYS he recently went into
80, 1,1Sine.s man who did not
- and was surprised 10 find him
--b,.v. The storekeeper had the
-, and a Waterbury watch, and
- bs wasn't scratching himself he
rinding his vaich.-Er.
Postmaster General has amended
.......,r laws regarding holidays 50 that
~.-rau include Christmas, New Years
- ps,,ra,i7n day, February p, the
~ E Ua,i.y in september labor day.
.-,t, a.bsr days as the President or
'.-.r.r, mas Gesignatei as special
svs
,r,s,.s terrible. itching diseases ofihe
~. .l,.- b-rp 30 make life miserable for
u. ,ar,,l los external parasites.
r.-,.O.n.u,a. kills tie parasite anl
-. m. disease. Pcrfeclly harmless,
rsr5r fails.
s.r. .. Stauiic-. Of near Pleasant Uni
.- We..u9-.llnd county, has been re-
,....i f-,u tie Western Peaitentiary,
...- having served - months solitary
.,-5ssnsnt joy fearful crime which he
l,,s. -,mmit. lie was sent there. for .
-,, ,s-.7riing % the afiidayits on which
5sra, hardened. by his wife, who want
.ierelga and 500 he had.
.7r5 weeks AGO last Sunday Steve Mad
#.q-l NIr.. Cadman Tiblik, Of Johns
---. els9aI. Mrs. Tiblik taking 500 be
.--.rrt5 her husband. and no trace Of
,sar c.aII De obtained until q few days
~, when an officer located them near
p-rx,1.awaey, Pa, and they were ar
-..s5 and .aken back 70 Johnstown,
sss-e they were given a hearing and held
irrgu.
Tie flloving Is a summary Of the
P-a.y.vlnia reports received at the
Washington Weather Bureau, for the
TAX ending on Tuesday last CoEdi-
En-, generally favsrahle for spring work
90. agricultural Interests; season very
s.5uarI: ploughing and Cat seeding
r.I advanced in southeastern counties.
saf some clover. potatoes, and tobacco
SEEDED grain. grass, and fruit buds in
hz.thy condition.
Adispatch from Uniontown says that
i5lt half a ton Of foleomargarine which
n been seized in the coke regions.
rare &c was being disposed of A. pure
t.ter. viii he sold under the internal
-,rsaue laws. But the laws Of this com
u5aWealth f0rbids the sale of oleOmar-
gl-ine within It's borders. and if the col
ise1- undertakes TO sell his cOnfiscated
gods may not he be arrested and pun
hhad? This j. an interesting question:
If5saa Tribune.
Realers Of the Herald should not FOR
= that J. y. Snyder, the druggist, can
Fl their eyes with glasses.
Henry Croskey Quigley, Esq, junior
primer IN Governor Hastings law firm
Ct BalefJlte, was welded Wednesday
HHing to Miss Augusta Curtis Merri-
Haa, og Bradford. y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Qlgley will return 10 Bellefontc and Oc-
1prG5vernor Hastings handsome resi-
lsloe. which. in accordance with an offer
made Mr. Qgigley by the Governor few
iag> afer NE was elected, he viii have
II, free for the next four years.
0aah high point. directly hack the
Albany mine, near Brownsville, serving
ss guide az night 10 all Monongahela
,Fer pilot, j. situated lone grave, of the
a-,lH4lt u which. who m1st have been
d e..sl.-i. cAI-I:-e-, there i little
salza. on a small stone which marks
iaa resting place Of this supposed unfor
iialie, Is Inscribed the following lines:
's11er Bsrrson, died February 23rd,
-. aged 81 years. Let NJ man say dis
salion brought me to this, as my sober
aAsai, were my most unhappy ones"
iaa Harrisburg correspondent of the
= rHs-i FrieaI, Published at Mechanics
Aig says: Hon. Wm. Il. Miller, Of
a'-lar>-i county, has succeeded in pass
- 9n second reading in the House hiS
sap ac. h.A which allows premium
.ii il7 killing of foxes. m;nks, weaseis.
-laS, and owls. There ! d strong opposi-
10 A many counties Of our State 30 pay
'lHties ior any animals, and 1t !
= ar-,ar'> 0-iHion that if it were not for
-' u tA1, Brother Miller i unusually
f2l1- and influential with his col
'sl-- Il Wolll have been defeated.
lao Criminal Crowding of Public
S aud Crowded Schools as Pro
.-'-.' o. Disease are two subjects Of
.7'lS Importance that viii be taken up
T, I, %. Foraa for May. Professor J. II.
.llLinan, Of Philadelphia, 10y a study Of
'- reports themselves of many of our
's'i'1- eiiies, shows what lamentable
. sufficient and wholesome build
= 'Lare are-how, indeed. much Of the
'iaiai work in Boston and New
- and many ether cities is worse than
br. H. d. Chaplin, of New York.
e'En the conditions that should
5'I Tie heslthful building and ar
i5aen. Of schoolrooms.
l'snani tax payer writes as fol-
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