The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-03-16

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N Ts,ss Ts'sI. seen that q first-class flour
s.',-osi with modern machinery
.lssi "a ursiaa
.,,ss lee Cream by The plate
Ts y edlon, call at the White
saail a-.pt : saturday nights. Ice
30 R.s' g order and delivered to
..of the town.
-. Of the skin, horrible plague.
B's.. B'sS,5g Z afflicted in one way or
EsFa;n'1r one safe, never failing
90. mans Ointment. Al any
le.p yoars until l9oL One d1 e
Nn'.s - Eesp the calendar correct, the
g bli = 80 ~ should be counted at the
g, salury is dropped
s-as or more laborers arrived
g. 80 s-15' last week and Immediately 4 E, :
s'-s,-,. ~ grading theextensiOn Of The
$50 A5-- - into the new coal ields
ibsi place.
suank informs US that ne has
ralsl a.--e,e. =. one of the finest wheels
80 80. -. and that he will enlarge
4 STE liai 49, -. -ooun in order to
Ns,- display his new line of goods
s ~ -.-,osr of Stanton Mills, has
La.la months old pullet that has
ras.3r1ei7n throughout the north OF
S--c - seen in that section. The
: g - six inches long by four
z. n Circumference.
,bs average, level-headed cit
$50 fs,bsi exhibition Of good
fra church TO give over $500
missions, when it has not a
4 .-.-is m ths treasury Of its charity fund
80 Of the poor and needy, the
s7tTsring Of its own congrega-
Bristow offers his square
N' : York Arion-fOr sale. The
=, isa very fine one, having cost
- in perfect condition. It can
- ST his residence. Only a
-llsca,h ciTer will be considered.
gzs-irHoovcr claims 10 have killed
-s.ske of the season on his farm
ss,,wB last Friday. Mr.. Hoover
5..ns 20 have seen a number OF
s--nsrs in one Of his meadows dur
- few days. The early appear
s-sssboppers is not sure sign OF
,-s now about twelve cents a
.r3 reports from the country de-
-, The hens are laying them ali
- s~m. When they were worth
-, sgn. the hens would not lay at
Tsse are some queer animals IN
1. eorli besides men,
s,ns7set county hen is laying eggs
.4g- on one side and the Ameri-
s.,mt5e other, we are told This
- As the correspondent says,
-.-l-,dly significant" for the hen is
80 irving 10 break the record Of
..g,i- e1anty liar who saw the fiery
- ,ba cross in the sky.-JOhnstown
l1uBs
yHR Cober and B. C. Landis
sP.-in have leased the einsurance office
,,s. ste ESQ. Hicks, on West Main
-, and will within the next ten days
- drs,-class cigar factory. Both
-,,msn come well recommended and
--..,- Be no d5ub. but that they will
iis rsliy sale for all the "stogies"
aTela m3aafact Ire.
Tnisary township, Bedford county,
l.sssbo9Ihouse with a peculiar record,
,-samav be the means of causing some
--ssau; complications. Not single
r7r bas attended the school in five
r1ib,. but the teacher goes there each
irns remains the required number of
trS He was elected for six month
va and will insist upon the directors
arog him for the full time.
Frgy family should have its household
asiisns chest, and the first bottle in il
sa be DR.. Woods Norway Pine
sup nature's remedy for coughs and
sA
IL Brown, Of Larimer, whose svoir-
ana Is ~ pounds, is the heaviest man
Es,moreland county or in Western
halsylyania, for that matter. He is the
!agd = bright, promising children.
asshoE manager offered him $50 per
u1h and expenses tomakea tour Of the
Eapsau continent, and another offered
lNe per month and expenses TO eX-
s-1 Ainselfin this country.
hibe valley Of Sewickley creek, near
ys, Newton, there is a peculiar fat OF
F1li known as The Cove" It EN-
hrs several hundred acres Of bog land.
iEas HAYDEN Of McHeesport, proposes
hPnc1ase Il and start frog farm tosup-
lyias Patsburg market with this deli
-. HepToposes TO lay out this novel
IN in plots with walks between, on
sil-l be viii plant traps TO catch animals
Hta prey upon frogs, at once protecting
-ss0ck 10 trade and adding 70 his prof.
B NJ Hayden is a man of some
'sl.a, aud able 10 carry out this scheme.
s1sral thousand gallons Of maple mo-
~ have been delivered to local mer-
'zais during the past ten days. Many
iFlaS Of sugar groves find it more prof
a1slomanufacture molasses than sugar
H-t result the output Of the former
7aaes larger each year. There is al
'inagood market for maple molasses
t.r'y-nve cents per gallon, while the
- O. sugar varies from time to time, it
S-sgoyened by the price of white
.s1' Maple sugar, however, has always
a1aaled from one TO two cents more
2 p'1hd than It's rival. Thousands OF
.N-'ls Of maple molasses are ann ually
''lsi iFoin this county 10 the city mar
a. While several local dealers have es-
--slec a large trade for it in the cities
-'''as west OF the Mississippi.
--s'e has been, since the going into
s7Eaoa Of the Free Text Book law in
s-4is' considerable discussion in
= districts as to the right of pupils to
" Of The books which they had
= ne winter for the purpose OF
- u vacation. Where select schools
o'adaeted the Directors were ap-
- %, and the privilege was general
s'A-'ea' but not always. Now. how
=. 'l7 matter is determined by law
va passei in June Of the last
- - . lae State Legislature. Accord
- 4 he books may be used during
a-.-'leI mouths, If there is a school
- lie same as during the regu-
- q the winter, and the teacher is
.-e --s'-e ior their proper care and safe
- - % 'ae sehoolhouse in time for use