The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-03-30
,nd campIe.e Iine Of carpets

,,v ....-..--.-..-- March 80. 1895
4 TsDNh
4 .n5 complete line of carpets
4 sIs by siGord & KuykendalI.
.sis season everybody should
la:i rubbish about the yard aud
ssia.' 1s,noi up and ea-ted away.
19 piece Chamber sets are cheaper
1 1ael'es A., storethAn anywhere else
ss.pa price them
aasI report Of the mine inspector
re Ts,ginis shows that the total out
fh@ from thI. state during the
% on . nv was worth sIO0o'OOo.
T,sis paper points oat the dan
gsing porcelain letters on tomb
gs@a -. .i'iag case in cemetery near
saas J. .hs-s the inscription reads: 20
sss's' s-ais Tbin.r Ths final "e'' had
Is-, ,sooeke5 of in a thunder storm
.h,,sana demons gnawing away
II -i,sls ooaldn't be much worse
az. ss tortures of itching piles. Yet
iS'n - c8re. Doan's Ointment never
Walker, who recently leased the
J. Of tbe late John Il. Weimer,
fa anril Ist open an ice cream par
- .b.t well-known stand. He viii
p zen a choice line of confectionery.
a. lNo.l; desiring ice cream in quantities.
- - milk and cream can be supplied
es1y bonr.
Ia ia, fremen responding TO an
Sondsv morning found the bodies
D. and Nrs. W. II. Briley, white, and
--1-;,s,n. : colored, in a store which was
e..---.nidlv destroyed by flames. The
- ,-srs "a ken out Ali were horri-
....-~a,ilated. - It is believed the muir
y ~srs committed by robbers.
=. ',,....vitbstanding the almost entire alb
- snow during the winter TO pro-
~ vbeat fields, it is gratifying to
-. ,b,t the growing crop seldom look
- AZ this season Of the year. The
-. generally appear green and -four
- are well set with a healthy growth
I+sevilent that they have thus far
s.sared little or no injury.
r,o MONS have just been fitted up by
- Siford K Kuykendall above their
=. far a complete line of Millinery,
- sill be displayed, April ist.
The annual meeting of the German
his Brethren Church of the Western
80 Of Pennsylvania will be held in
!. Rosktou Church of the denomina-
:, in Clarified county, on Wednesday,
v,y..h. The district is composed of the
.Ir-.bes in the following counties: Som
- Cambria. Indiana, WestmOreland,
Fs7sae, and Ciearfeld.
Frervbody wants a Slop Jar with a
"a Easy % handle. You can get them
G
SNYDER's ART STORE
Tsa Babsock Lumber Company Is
n8.bing the construction of the Scalp
Isre Brauch Railroad TO its mills near
,sbtola. and hopes 10 have it completed
Il about three months. Much of the
I,rlb4r Manufactured there in the past
has bssu used in the erection of build
i7,sst Scalp Level and adjoining places,
bain the future will be shipped to any
pint desired.
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems
specially adapted TO the needs of the
s5ldren. Pleasant 10 take; soothing in
is influence. Il is the remedy of all
remedies for every form of throat and
lang disease.
Captain W. Il. Harrison, chief clerk in
,bs state Controller Generals Office,
Ge1rgia wants to hold an election in
egery county in January Of each year for
thspurpose Of deciding by ballot who is
TIE meanest man. The man receiving
DE highest number of votes is to be
Asngsd and as there are IS7 counties in
Georgia, the State would get rid OfIS7 of
IL worst characters every year.
Do you want to see the new shape Din
uE Sets in queensware? Snyder's Art
S0e just receive them. They are pret-
ga8d cheap.
Congressman J. D. Hicks, who has for
months Deen laboring on the technicali-
ae Of the audit on the Gardner, Morrow
&Ca bank failure, filed his report in the
Bar county court Of common pleas last
week and distributed sl5,7S960 among
SSl,i3si, worth Of claims. giving to each
holder the sum Of AZ cents. When the
bank failed, September I7Ih, 1876, the de-
plsit9s were promised dollar for dollar
Iae auditor surcharges the assignee of
ae bank, John Cree, with the sum of 81,
A5 for money owed the bark and ex-
ossiye fees paid his clerks ana lawyers.
Never in the history of the world has
val paper been 50 cheap. Don't let any
one best You on the border. You get the
right price at
SNYDER's ART STORE.
few days ago while Nathaniel Ew.
i1E, Jr., was attending school at the Mad
han academy he secured from one of the
pupils piece Of continental money that
ha ac1riosity indeed. Il is a $50 note Of
asyear l779 and numbers 80, ,705 showing
Aamore than one piece OF this kind of
money was used in liquidating debts. 1t
vas the kind issued by the continental
congress before the final establishment of
As g1yernment After the English gave
p their hold on the colonies this money
9e'ame worthless. On one side the note
avs; The bearer is entitled TO receive
'spanish milled dollars, or equal sum
z gold or silver, according to a resolu-
limo congress Of Il January 1872 It
: signed, Nv. Roberts, Sec."-Union-
bEn News-S.andard.
Some things we can not understand.
vac Is why is Wall Paper so cheap? You
an not get il for nothing, but you can
ssa big lot Of it for a little money at
SNYDER's ART STORE.
When Lieutenant Commander Mark,
Lieut. Hood, Lieut. Jungen, Assistant
Engineer Bowers and Carpenter Helm
arrived IN Washington Thursday night
AiIh The report Of the board of inquiry
'lio The Maine disaster, Lieut. Hood, as
ae most muscular member of the party.
'a'iied The bulky document in a white
'~a'Gs bag, slung under his arm. Ii
--as' hsve weighed 10 pounds without
: carrying case. That the whole party
'S armed was demonstrated just as they
.sIe about 10 get into the carriage at the
@'Fa~ The crowd closed around the
s-'ty and jostled them. Someone ran
ss-liis' the end Of the bag. Qaick as
-Aal Lieut. HOofs hand went back to
= mp aud Lieut. Jungen laid his hand
= 'as olti ola revolver that was stick
= nom his sidepocket. The movements