The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-03-20

fearful condition ana local
iai 10 hat on this account but
ii''s : coming in from the country
uandolins, anitars, Banjos
Is..,, .,,,.,riageiinstram eats at snyder
.,.o,, is all in the Indiana
1s .,..,. and once more one ciii-
''''.'h .,,,her behind the barn 10
hull calf without being n'Oie 70
-, ;r,n and tin sap pals at
IN. Tin store
si'- -, sav>: Damp salt well
lr sA -. ,',''' The hair At night aud left till
ID'o .9i ,henrabbed out viii remove
s--'. ''..' .4if repeated one or twice a
salrla- sarl-. 81 go, tbe scalp in good condi-
pa' vi: VIZ. - !. worth trying and worth re-
5.rins. ,.,,,,. ,or r,,,it If
Tis's s's.,,ber continues a little longer
a''I' ne buds viii be kept back
IN ba free from danger. The
cd, il.' has been safe profession to
'F .Fst crop is in excellent con-
si- .-,s:. ~ par, cflhe country.
uan. to bay first-cla's m"si-
lr!'a '',. ,.s moderate price? Go
80, drug store
o.e,iye LytIe has offered bill
TI,,se fixing the time within
'-' l.bsr,, institutes shall be held
Fl'- -orsl counties, and providing
.-' ,-,naut Of the teachers attending
ID. ID provides that institutes
s.l5 in the months ofJuly and
,,--,.f1rr an act amending the
u Law oflsB was amended and
li-'.-7 mi reading. The amendment
hat the certificate shall be re-
~, The county where the license
ii'-,-. iss8ei no matter where the mar
'', .,,E - place, 50 that aproper record
:. -..,-iages can De kept.
-,.-sofrbe HERALD should not for
@+IN. SNYDER, the druggist, can
.s..rsyes with glasses
s man. a, yet unknown, TO he hon
,l--baustion. l. 10 be the recipient
,...sr from the dead shorty before
- General Grant wrote to future
- asking the appointment efa
,n 70 eadetship al West Point.
-...ive Is in thefO session ofColonel
-s,-ant. awaiting delivery.
-.,e,aleof Ligouier Valley favor a
.--n-v. with Ligonier as the county
This wauli lie no imPossibility d;
s,me people are led to imagine, be
f. vonii Ie 10 their interest 10 have
T4uS have the new county, 10 be
Tir5nier county, Is the demand Of
soniar Echo.
,s,s-;>i1r paws for itself AID assures
-s-sfle surplus TO the advertiser
-s-.e pe-si--ently goods are advertis-
5-.s aare certain they are 10 be sold
-srs5.ng business men Of every town
.zuew-uapers 10 attract customers
-.m=u who neglect to do this do not
last not in the march to success
J,., think. a tin sap pail Gor l3 cents or
.-.rrasised iron one for - cents. See
.ra SchcIIs Tin Store.
y-bamYton county, Va, has the
-...,,.a3 record of its Court from l6i2
-.is n-.seat time. This is believed
-rte oldest complete Court record
-5s United states. These are kept
-- s-r;. of the old Court House on
r-s papers bearing date before the
s-agt Of jamestown, and relating
-5s plans Of the London Company
hiking 10 that settlement.
Snerset county farmers should be on
.ask ont for these swindlers: Two
--rsint sign on farmers fence and
r alni a few dollars to guarantee them
a-uo one else viii be permitted 70 paint
t,-over them. The farmer is asked TO
,-a receipt. acknowledging the pay
mi 5-the money. The receipt which
a,-ns turns out To be prOmissory note
l.S-8to 500, as the case may be.
The Indiana Normal School of Penn
ggznia vii open the Spring Term Of
screen weeks April ,, 1896. Tuition for
t. term. twelve dollars for teachers.
Sllaats may board in clubs.
TIE Pension Bureau at Washington
IA. szlsel the arrest of several fraudu-
.t Pension Examiners who have been
i-iviug old soldiers Of Pennsylvania
8, some time past. They would call
T1at the veterans aud represent that they
aibean sent ont by the Department to
ElaiHe them. OF for some other purpose
liueald al the close Of their visit de-
zllia tee. which many paid.
Nr and Mrs. Jonas b. Remally of Ger
z-;1En have eight children, six of
Flll cane into the world in pairs. Six
ttls children were born on legal holi-
liT> The eldest, a daughter, was born
GA Thanksgiving Day; the second, a
agon WaShington's Birthday, and on
.ly T. lsl3 twin daughters arrived in the
lne ON the WashingtOn's Birthday
Esp,l Mrs. Remally presented her
..taaimss.er with pair Of bouncing
tgz
'al.5 Martin Bell Of the Blair county
e-r rendered an important decision in
-sl>s ofthe Second National bank OF
Aa7la against Henry 4. Gardner. its
As,ag cashier. The bank had sued
''-'i1a- and the sheriff had served the
'--l1as by lelyinga copy AZ the resi-
,@ Relatives pe,itionei the court to
I -'-ie the summons a. invalid because
= ASHER had abandoned his residence.
--5 '1ri decided that Gardner was mere
Y -l-;ire from justice and had gained
'ailiale elsewhere. and therefore, Il
'.ea. his last known residence was
- Tie BANK yas given leaveto enter
-a.a- for S5e0, the amount Of the
z,ioa.
A'> jordan of near Eastbrook, Law
To-. had quite an adventure the
Il. .-y wi,A risky calf She had
--'l --.'-al dinner, and hung a large linen
,a,a 1lt .o beaireI. when the calf
= '-'eeiei in swallowing part Of the
.e.'re be was discovered. Mrs.
a and hef daughter then went to the
Q. the table cloth and tried to pun
~ @ .Ae calls throat. not because they
- much for the cloth. but because
ia1'ei the calf would choke to death.
=. ~ ned on, however, and after a
~. ss-esaceeeied in getting anoth-
- on the linen. and gulped 1t all
~. -.2 Strange to say no i'll effects are
~ On the calf aud its appetite is as
's ilN D. ef much interest fo all