The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-11-20

49, -
ovs,ers served at Pisel's-
fi' In make of Mince Meat the
Pisel's own H'''
's'- oysters for Thankssi wing at
s Pi-eTs- a;as and Gentle
Al Holderbaums'
nea' - Parker announce holiday
5-,ia. P-5ns. in their advertisement
D-''f .,,-s marriages out of every one
10 i've e..oftbe parties has been mar
Ti'' Hastings has issued proc
e''''ei"5. ming Thursday, November
s liilsii'h ..rtb4nksgiying and prayer.
: a. o,,he HERALD should not for
Reaue,9 SNYDER. the druggist, can
g g tbsir is. eye with glasses r., -,
u IN ..li,t of seth weighley, died at
sas',,' -a near Berlin, on Tuesday, I'm
her hoiii', - ,-sars Death resulted from
eentlemen's, Boys ana Chil-
La''y- I-,5erwear. at Holderbaum's.
diS'' his wife would not live with
b',-l' II Howard, of Dallas, Tex, took
him. = - fee drank whisky TO get
I.sII i,sI, loaded'' and died
s,mous OAK in Palestine Is OeiieNeu
! simple peasant folk of that eoun-
20 have been planted 10y Gam Oh 'ne
~ before he killed Abel
moo IN our advertising columns
.; NJ - seep that James b. Holderbanm
J. ut for the Wheeler * Wilson sew
.,- machine, the best on the market
.,rtev * wondering why his ra-
lI' rorp have been so greatly in
ii'l' and his head will be cut of so
;.Llv in about two weeks that he VIII
never ind Ont
= vonr order for oysters for
r5,pksgiying al PiseIs'-
III S,rope. a Fayette County farmer
'Ssfxfv-tiye years, while out search
-I,c-k on Monday night, fell over
~ - se,entv-tive feet nigh to the rocks
b r. '-l- youob River below. He was
instantly killed
r, zee a nice assortment oi men =
md children's OvercOats and Suits,
a -. and Cans. Gloves &c, latest styles
& -, -, Qualities and makes, go to Hoi-
dsrbaum's. bor
ll;,s.bools the highest average month
-r.oss Of any State in the Union
81 - Massachusetts, on the other hand,
b.- men teachers an average of
qls07 monthly.
y, wafer but oysters at 80, 40, and 80
cent. per quart, at Pisers-
rss allowing letters remaining in the
Il -.,.,i,-a at somerset viii be sent to the
n.,IT.s,tsr office if not called for within
:, DAYS from this date, November ~,
-. Dively. Ada; Straub, Laura San
kie. Mr.; IRE, Chas.
The game Of golf is not new one ou'
:. .imply the old game of ''shinny" un-
a.. new name. Some slight changes
t,rs l,aeo made in the rules for playing
: r,t # would still not be very far wrong
n.,r shiny on your own side"
Are Won coming TO Somerset this
zirter, Ifso. do not fail to visit Pisel's
Il c-.,s..,ionerv 4 Oyster Parlors, opposite
8 C1uu House.
The following rather remarkable local
a notice appeared in the Atchison Globe:
!. .,Ir and Mrs. Joseph Mattleby desire to
srDress their heartfelt thanks to the curl
r,. friends who attended the funeral of
their daughter and hope their curiosity
xls fully satisfied
..Ie,eaped being a confirmed dyspeptic
br taking Ayers Pills in time" This is
the experience Of many. Ayers Pills,
whether as an after dinner pin or as a
remedy for liver complaint, indigestion,
aa,ulency. water brash, and nausea, are
f invaluable.
4 white pine tree was cut last week in
IA N5rthampton township, that made 30
saw logs ranging in length from TO l6
# ise.. Eight or ten feet from the ground
The tree branched into nine prongs or
limbs. The stump is about six feet across.
81 The logs were cut for the saw mill of
John Reitz, Of lockwood.
Get your Minoe Meat for Thanksgiving
PiseTs.
4 few DAYS ago DIR. J. 4. Louther, of
{ Sillp Level. performed an operation on
Frank Wissinger, of near that place, who
ws> injured about two weeks ago by
sliding down pile Of hay, in his fathers
barn, and striking a rake handle, which
entered his bowels. The doctor removed
f several small pieces OF cloth from the
wound and the injured man has since
baea rapidly improving.
Yiolins, Mandolins. Guitars, BanjOs
Smother siringed instruments at Snyder
drug store.
81 Postmaster General has sent letters TO
II pa>tmasiers enclosing a large card, TO be
posted about the postofiice, cautioning
The public in regard to the proper mail
ing and stamping OF holiday packages.
Every year the department suffers large
-Tihrcugh the Indifference or ignorance
Of ssnders Of holiday packages, and in
a spite o, repeated warnings and efforts TO
E. prevent il each winter season finds the
Dad Letter office stored high with holi-
Gay gifts that go astray.
BY an act passed by the last Legislature
4ll approved the 18th day Of June, 1885,
Il i made unlawful for any one. but near
siah relatives, TO attend the funeral of
| any person who has died Of cholera, small
Il P'1 yellow fever, typhus fever, diphthe-
Ia diphtheric Group, membranous
coup OF leprosy. In addition to the inn
Meli4se adult relatives Of the deceased, a
s-neieni number Of pail bearers may e
IN attendance. In how many instances
i 'his law observed?
4 cup Of maddy coffee i not whole
sac neither i a bottle of muddy medi-
'.-e' one way to know reliable and
A-..iuly-pTepared blood-purifier is 10y
- [eedom from sediment. Ayers Sar-
Il 1t-'ll-a = s.ways bright and sparkling,
'7'-ase Il Is an extract and not decoc-
81 ton.
'a'ee Doiy, Of Westmoreland county.
- '..lsi IN the cases ofJastice Eicher and
'-s'in NeCAnn, that they were entitled
'-5 entire costs taxed for the warrants,
-''es's and commitments of the "A men
sea With participa Ion in the riots at
NAininoih coke works last year. The
-l'y commissioners refused To pay the
N Claiming that the officers should
's ICES for only one warrant and one
-.,'~ Judge nlty held that it was i'm
--'sii-i whether there were a warrants
oeieiidanis named in one warrant.