The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-11-03

/ TEDsEsDAY.----------
-. novelties in the millin.
1o. ~ z. sIs rsi . ss seen at Ms Kate B.
o''- IN Cumberland County are
slHPeis HP-,er.,ns farmers to sign what
ssias n'' ,.r,ets 70 sell all their wheat
- s'sl's,.bsl. !, though the documents are
oramissory no'es-
Bso'' I.H Pp''1N 4 Mr.. Kate B. cOffrOth,s
scuasi q. O. 'sree.t ! line Of ladies' head
50 - If Charity en- seaton Hiii'
hess's-- are the possessors OF a
: Gr'e's.,--'' SUE patch from which q sec
hii''is : - weIi-formed d raspberries
osd cup . - 70 be harvested John
.'s 'ialo7. .a' GARDENER, states that a few days
Bs.l Us ss,ibsr and rain viii develop a
Hseup -,,se-ing assortment
foa s W Wiater Millinery Goods to
q "a. Ia, ~ At Ms. Kate B. coffrOth's; 5;
'siss 60, -. : more important you wan
ABt Hl'- ! ..-y,ees ofskillfal and adept
...Bnsrs 81 her store
Hoyle, Of near town, who be-
lehn D. - - a mouth or more
osas - t,kep to Dixmont for treat
rs' an1 80 IN that asylum Friday. His
Hsl- - - brought TO his home Satur-
Tsl''i-s ..a,asut on Sunday at White
ts'' paE. P. Skyles officiating. He
Hfsa' - bv his wife and daughter.
bari working man, who had
A' A'1a,s and esteem ofall who knew
m q, M sympathy is felt for his wife
"a rouag iaagh'er.-Neyef7 ef7uAi0 0O''
nsriaL
v.mnbis Avalanche very truth
l - No sensible man should, or
By =. -at sngry bec8usea a newspaper
s'a -, -, hin, for his money. A dun is
iim,saehment Of a subscribers IN
3. = -, - ! simply an outeropping Of
is''i''' - necessities. For instance a
- 49,. men owe a man from one to ten
IT, -. \. has 10 Jun them in order to
o., =, sv,sn,es. Instead of getting an
- y Stopping his paper, because a
=, - ssts what is due, the subscriber
-I5,bsnk the editor for waiting SO
as-,lr and pay up like a man.
o.s advantage in buying millinery
=, Ms. Kate B. Conroth's is the
s-,rleiest that you are getting fresh new
-. smbodying the latest creation in
4. mariBeTs art. She carries no old
= !, ..put or on undiscerning Gus
imers.
u,.t distressing accident is reported
.-~ Flbipsyille, Bedford county. Pa.
-, Gordon. OF that village. went out to
.-,,-rntains. unknown TO his family.
s-,bs purpose Of splitting rails. he did
Z, -atgrn nome, and, as friends beoom-
.-,lsrnsi q searching party went out
- far him and found him uncOn-
~. and nearly dead from exposure
.,in,ip. He had split a log, when it
.,i5s1lv cane together, catching one of
4. sat He was unable te extricste his
=. f-om the vice-like grip, and remain
.3irtbst situation for two days and two
,i,b,, Hewas taken home and revived,
t-,tis not thought he can recover.
For several months a movement has
r,ssop FOO, for the starting of another
hank in Berlin and now it appears that
,--nssmenls have about been eomplet-
d f- carrying the project into effect.
Authority Is being sought from the de-
Bt1msnt at Washington for the organiza-
fs7oftbe First National Bank of Berlin,
Pa with a capital Of 81, ,ogl, and the neees-
sry stock. we are told, has been about
sstseubed. The charter members, we
understand. are DR.. Wm. 4. Garman.
Dr. Il. Carey and Casper Esken Oftown
and David Meyers and Hiram Hay of the
,9Eaship. The intention is to begin
business within the next sixty days.
Berlin Record.
Alii;ls child Of J. r. Hays, living near
Cdgutt, "a, overturned a pot of boiling
water. scslding itself 30 severely that the
skin cane of it. breast and limbs. The
distressed parents sent TO Mr.. Bush, a
Merchant Of Colquitt, for a remedy, and
b promptly forwarded Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. The child was suffering in
islssy, but was relieved by single ap-
aai4,ioH Of the Pain Balm. Another ap-
pica,ion or two made il sound and well.
Frsle by all druggists.
From the Lone Star State comes the
hl5Eing letter, written by w. T. Gass,
sii1r OGthe Mt Vernon, TEX. Herald:
lh2ye used Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
a aud Diarrh02 Remedy in my family
ir The past year, and find it is the best
remedy for collie and diarrhGa that have
s'T iried. It's effects are instantaneous
iai satisfactory, aud I cheerfully recon-
n-ai T. especially for cramp collie and
d2rrbeA Indeed, we shall try and keep
tho.is Of IT on our medicine shelf as long
SFe keep house" For sale by all drug
EiSS
Aeang Piies, nights horrid plague, is
Instantly relieved and permanently cured
y Bans Ointment. Your dealer ought
hkePL
AFriier says: Orange juice is one of
s-s 'esl dressings .0- black shoes or boots.
'iAs slice Or quarter Of an orange and
i-'Aoa the shoe or boot: then, when
W ofash with a soft brush until the
sat saines Ike looking glass. This is
q English recipe. Another fruit dress
- : i'E ian shoes, the inside OF a bana-
= 'Ail' kab the skiG all over the shoe.
'-'''aghly, wipe OF carefully with a son
1''- e'isAly Patent leather shoes should
= os polished with blackinr. These
= ne hardest kind Of shoes TO keen
-Ai-s well and require constant care.
--,y may he cleaned with a damp sponge
- =. Immediately dried with a son cloth.
- OCCASIONALLY a little vaseline or
- VI They must never be donned
- ~ weather without heating. or they
- ''aeA as soon as exposed to the cold
-, - "a ne vicinity Of wellersburg
= ss7k Elder J. y. Davis visited NJ
c.ilae'l Hogameir, who was horn IN
,-4- -,'l-s month lOi years ago. Size
- 81 = i.5years old ifsheIives 'tiIl some.
=. l''csiaoer, for she has forgotten
-, 5AA1 date. She lives a mile and a
-. - east eAs' IF Wellersburg. Mrs. Haga-
S-.i husband died thirty years AGO .
lVes with her daughter-iu-law
a . 10Y her. She is tall anu spare.
s.,-.4le '''s'4le smoker, with her mind
,.' - 1la bright as ever. About eight
s.31.s. sue was lost in the mountain