The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1896-04-08

-1sping and farming for the present.
,u,b,.e terrible, itching diseases of the
-, ,,st help 60 make life miserable for
-s .aused by external parasites.
-. ointment kills the parasite and
-. the disease. Perfectly harmless,
never fails
v,,iugs were numerous last week.
- j.. noticeable scarcity of houses for
.,in this town; that ought TO be a pointer
.,-,aaple who don't know what 20 do
IN their surplus money.
badness makes one look prema-
Ii, old. - a full head of hair gives to
- life the appearance of youth. To
ar. Do, aud prevent the former, Ayers
a Vigor is confidently recommended.
~ ladies and gentlemen prefer it to
.ra.ber dressing.
meeting OF the Bareback Railroad
c,-,,anv and the Somerset Stone Com
80 ,yas held at Milford, Wednesday,
officers in attendance being Messrs.
~, Nrrdock, his sons-Messrs. Jacob
:, and VVilbert F.-and his sons-in-law--
T,.sna C.. Duncan, of Johnstown and
rivari b. McCoily, Of Ligonier.
DANA-S Sarsaparilla is not only the
s.,.of;.. remedies for the Nerves, Liver,
r.5rsv.. stomach, and Blood; 5la i no
,.f e.4 caH get y0Ur money back.
The same guarantee applies to DANA's
pal.. Caagh syrup, and Plasters.
erssle by David Gildner, NJ. d. Agent,
lockwood, Pa
ON account Of the Encouragement of
street numbers in Pittsburg by the city
o.,barTas. the Office OF Mr.. Thomas +.
yre-,. Pa~senger Agent Western District,
psun,y., ania Railroad, as well as the city
,i.sst office. corner Of Fi1h Avenue aud
Srithfeld street. Pittsburg. will be
,sspaal au April - from No. ll0, present
ramHsr. 90 No. 800 Fiflh Avenue.
An a.-ache of the White House says
,bn President Cleveland has become
vsrv auj Of whistling and that the
t,lrh.rg old song, ''Silver Threads
Among iae Cold is his favorite tune
5eauaeae heard him trying TO sing to
the h4Iia~ in the nursery one morning,
bura, singer he is failure. being unable
t,,5fea "a tune A. a whistler, however,
6e saws the President is a great success.
The flIiowing letters remaining in the
p,s.1tiee II Somerset will be sent 10 the
D.si Letter Office if not called for within
ten dav> from this date, April S, 1886:
Anderson. D. L.; Bird, Edward; Craw-
nrl. a. II. Jr; Dougan, 5. p; Fisher.
Rosy. Ling. Ellsworth; Muller. Geo. w;
Wozrs. Lucy; Pierce, John; Sheetz.
Atalie, sayior, Maggie; Stahl, Norman;
smith. Lewis.
Asa result Of the active work done by
the Board Of Trade the Johnstown Wall
Paper Company was organized a few
davs ago by the election of I. c. Dupont,
John NJ. Rose, W. L. Matthews, p. ).
Fisher. John Emmerling. G.. A. Hager
and samuel Waters directors. The capi-
tai stock Of the company is $4,000. An
application viii be made for a charter and
work viii be started Immediately.
For selling liquor without license
Jadse Greer sentenced Druggist Johns
ton. Of Butler county, to pay fine of
S.aJ and be imprisoned in the county
isil for seven months. Johnston sold on
prescription only, bat he filed one pre-
s-rip.i0n many times. He sold only by
clerk. - he i dentist, but the court
held that the proprietor was guilty.
Judge Greer also sentenced Druggist
Miller to nine months in Jail and 500 fine
for selling liquor illegally.
The eiitor of the Independence Kan,
S'1- sued delinquent subscriber for sll.
The delinquent claimed he never sub
scribed for the paper, and did not propose
iopay for it. The judge instructed the
Jury that if the evidence disclosed the
iat that the delinquent had taken the
paper from the Office, or caused it to be
taken, they should find for the plaintiff.
i cost the man nearly 500 to settle what
Sll would have paid. 1t pays to be hon
et even with the printer.
Rev. F. P. Saylor. on Monday officiated
at the marriage of Mr.. John Flamm. of
sl3uycreek township, and Miss Cora B.
Krissinger, of Allegheny township; the
ceremony took place in the Prothonota-
ry's Office.
Yesterday the same minister oificiated
al the marriage OF Mr.. Joseph c. Miller
and Miss Katie Kreger, both of Upper
Turkeyfoot township. The nuptial knot
was tied in the Office OF the Register and
Recorder.
An Indian scalping knife was found in
atree IN Clearfieid county Pa, few days
ago. The blade was imbedded 20 feet
from the ground, and rs the tree counted
Is rings from the point Of the knife to its
hiit, il would indicate that the blade had
been in the same position for almost two
centuries. The stamp on the side OF the
knife consists ofthe representation OF a
crown and bottle. and il was no doubt
imported from England in the early days
ofthe colonies and was probably traded
70 the Indians.
An extraordinary exodus of Dunkards
from Indiana and other Eastern States to
North Dakota is taking place The Great
Northern Railway on March 2d, had one
train from ST. Paul containing 1886 of
these people destined for points on the
line of IL road in North Dakota IL is
douhtfal ifa a larger number OF actual set
Hers was ever moved at one time 10y any
railroad in this country. There are al
ready over 300 Danksrds located in
North Dakota, and the movement Is gain
ing strength every day.
Good eggs cannot be expected from hens
Tia. are fed largely ON Stops and refuse
Corn makes the richest eggs, as it adds
% The lat contents and gives The contents
ofthe shell a consistency that makes 1t
Specially valuable for baking and kindred
Uses a meat ration also adds to the val
ue oi the eggs, aud it is because ducks are
such Eavenous hunters Of frogs and the
many insects on land and water that their
eggs are preferred TO all others by bakers
and confeciioners. Guinea eggs are es-
Pecialiy rich in this quality and are better
i3r baking and making icing those those
Of almost any other fowl Washington
toaug Fqracr.
Acan of gold coin was found in the old
home of The late Eliza Il. Cook at Browns
vile, Fayette county, on Monday by her
administrator, DIR. II. J. English. While
making an inventory Of her personal
property be came across an old chest fill
e1 Eiih all sorts Of odd things, among
which was fruit can soldered up tight.
The can was very heavy and attracted
ihe attention OF the searchers- They has
toned 4. .r.crl u .,.la fo1nd the contents u