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Children’s Clothing in Somer-
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to travel quite a distance to
have such an elegant assort-
ment from which to make your
selections.
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in Children’s Suits; elegant line
of Men's pants.
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Don't Forget This.
Watch the man that wants to sell yon
goods or Marble at 40 per cent. below
price. He must have something in view
in the future to catch up to a living price:
so watch him and his work, and then you |
will place vour orders with the old. re-
liable firm of J. B. Williams, Frostburg,
Md., for first-class work.
S. F. WiLsoN,
Salesman for J. B. Williams,
Read This. Don’t Spend Your Money
Foolishiy.
Buy your Monuments and Tombstones
from the man that does his own work,
and not from the man that sits in Lis of-
fice and has to pay large wages and pay
his agents fifty dollars a month to sell
his work.
pay for all that.
from Geo. W. Grose & Co.
Geo. W. Grose &Co.,
Hyndman, Pa.
David Enos, Agt.,
Elk Lick, Pa.
LOCAL IND GENERAL.
The Hyndman Bulletin’s Spring Poem.
Robbery.
On Tuesday night several thefts were
Pe committed about town, as follows: A
The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra-la!
Have nothing to do with the earth.
They bloom in the milliner’s shop, tra-la!
And cost fifty times what they're worth.
The Star’s Spring Poem.
The weather's quite inviting,
For ‘tis the month of May,
And the speckled trout are biting
In the cool streams every day:
The violet's peeping from the sod:
The sweetheart’s at the gate:
One liar’s got a fishing rod—
Another's digging bait.
| John Fresh makes a first-class police- |
L. C. Boyer has moved into the Sam-
| uel Glottelty house.
Mike Lowry was visiting friends in
Somerset, last week.
We call attention to the new B. & O.
to Davenport, Neb.. to take a look at the
country.
The Samuel Glotfelty sale was largely
attended, Tuesday, and goods bronght
A goodly number of onr German Bap-
tist friends will attend the big annual
meeting at Muncie, Ind.
puts it.
sheriff sale at 2,100 feet.”
(Chas. Wegman, of Grantsville. is spok-
en of as a Republican candidate for Sher-
iff of Garrett county, Md.
Jacob Humbert, the contractor who
constructed Sand Patch tunnel, died May
5th. in Cumberland, Md.
A K. Geist, who used to ran a meat
market in this town, is here this week
renewing old acquaintance.
What is the matter with the Berlin
Record? It hasn't putin an appearance
at this office for two weeks.
A number of young folks had a select
ball. in the Opera house, last Friday eve-
ning. * A nice time is reported.
Will M, Platt, of the Meversdale Reg-
ister force, made THE STAR .a fraternal
call last Saturday morning. Call again.
And still Tae STAR continues to grind
out thousands of candidates’ cards. Or-
ders come in from all parts of the county.
Mrs. Geo. Robison has heen granted
a pension. This is what we like to hear,
as Mrs. Robison deserves it. Her hus-
band was a brave soldier.
On Ascension dav the streams, as us-
nual, were lined with fishermen. F. S.
Enos caught 29 trout, which we believe
was the largest catch made this season.
E. L. Shoemaker. the alleged rapist, is
now safely behind the bars at Somerset,
as is also Rev. Robt. Singer. who was
arrested last week on a similar charge.
Harry S. Kifer, the popular voung clerk
in Fisher's book store, Somerset, is to be
married today to Miss Emma E. Hoyle,
of the same town. THE STAR extends its
congratulations.
Israel Welfley. of near Confluence, is
visiting friends and relatives in Salisbury
and vicinity, this week. He is said to be
some 80 years old, but is quite hale and
ca
ity and the merits of our Tablets.
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1] investigation us to our responsibil-
gold watch belonging to Mrs. D. I. Hay,
also some other articles of jewelry, were
stolen from E. McDowell's jewelry shop.
the desire for TOBACCO in from 3 tob days. Perfectly harm-
nd may be given in cup of tea or coffee without the knowl-
destro
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Several scientific instruments were stolen
from Dr. Lichty's office, and from Mrs.
S. C. Keim’s stable a lot of feed was
man. |
time card, which appears in this issue. |
Arch Livengood, of Milford, has gone |
good prices.
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This is the way the Hyndman Bulletin |
“The Elk Lick Oil Co. struck a |
the patient, by the use of our SPECIAL
be glad to place sufferers from any of 1
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druggists at § 1.00 per package.
Liquor H
any of the various nostrums thot are be
offered for sale.
TABLETS and take no otlicr.
Manufactured only by
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51,53 & 65 Opera Block,
LIMA, OHIO.
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DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HATIT oon dey arti on the puss or,
During treatinent patients are allowed the
phine until such time as they shall volmia
We send particulars and pamphlet of
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f your druggist does not keep them. enclose us § 1.00
and we will send you, by return mul, a package ol our
Tablets.
Write your name and address plainly, and state
whether lets are for Totucco, Morphine or
pO NOT BE DECEIVED into purchasing
Ask for EHILIC’S
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1 have used morphine, hypodermicaliy, fur seven years, an@
two packages of your Tablets, and without any effort on wy part.
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do what you claim tor it. 1 used ten cents ol
worth of the strongest chewing tobacco a day,
and trom one to flve cigars; er I would snioke Fak
from ten 10 forty pipes of tobacco. Have chewed
and smoked for twenty-five yeurs, nd two puckages
of your Tablets cured me so I have no desire for it.
. B.M.JAYLOKD, Leslie, Mich.
DoBBS FEURY, N. Y.
THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO.:—GENTLEMEN :—Some time ago [ sent
for $1.00 worth of your Tablets for Tobacco Hubit. 1 received
them all right and, although 1 was both a heavy smoker and chewer,
they did the work in Jess than three days. Iam cured.
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# word of praise for your Tablets. My son was strongly addicted to the use of
liquor, and through a friend, I was led 10 try your Tablets. He wus n heavy and
constant drinker, but after using your ‘Tablets but three days he quit Grinking,
and will not touch liquor of any kind. 1 have waited johny wonth before writing
i e know the cure was perinancut. ours truly,
Fou, im oer 0 : MRS, HELEN MORRISON.
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book as large as a barn door.
Master Geo. Livengood had his nose
broken, the other day, while playing ball.
He was accidentally struck with a bat in
the hands of one of his playmates. A|
little daughter of Samuel Glover, of near |
Somerfield, was killed, recently, bv being |
| hit with a bat while watching a game of |
| ball. The ball bat is a deadly weapon.
| The Somerset Standard last week con-
| tained an excellent portrait and write-up
of District Attorney J. A. Berkey. A
great deal was said to his credit, but not
a bit too much. Mr. Berkey is a man of
fine ability and most excellent qualities.
He is deservedly popular and is one of
the best officers in his present capacity
that Somerset county ever had.
on Monday morning for Scott City, Kan.
months. Mr. Livengood will
the mercantile business of Geo. W. Liv-
engood, at that place, while George and
his family take a trip to the World's Fair
and pay a visit to the old home in Salis-
bury.
the change.
Give yom cash orders to yonr home
business men and we warrant the asser-
and save vour freight and hauling.
There is a vast difference in ordering.
Suppose von step into a home grocery
stare and give vour order for your month's
J. D. Livengood and family left here |
They will remain there for about three |
conduct |
We hope both tamilies will enjoy |
tion they will duplicate any city order |
You are the one that has to |
Don’t forget this. Buy |
They do
their own work and will save you money. |
active, nevertheless. snpply and pay cash forthe same, as you
Jacoh J. Beals. father of Irven Beals. | do to your city merchant; don’t you be-
the band teacher, was buried last week | lieve vou will do as well?
in Hyndman. Mr. Beals died at Bissell, | note the result. —Ex.
Pa . where he had been living with J. H. The Reformed church of this vlace re-
Harkness. his son-in-law. cently took a vote on dividing this charge,
Onr Grantsville correspondent is a| which is made up of four congregations.
hustler for news. His communications | After a bitter contest the Divisionists
are so interesting and newsy that the| won, but many of the members are sore
| Oakland Republican frequently reprints | 1y dissatisfied, claiming that not a fair
representation of the church voted on the
| them, giving due credit for the same.
Gilbert, of Somerset, question. We are informed that here
Ex-Policeman
| has been arrested on two charges, viz: | after Salisbury and St. Paul will con- |
| Furnishing liguor to a man of known in- stitute one charge and Grantsville and
| temperate habits and wilfully permitting New Germany another.
{a prisoner to escape just prior to the last | Candidates will find it greatly to their
list for trial at next in THE STAR.
week's session of court is unusually large | way believe in having the party patrorn-
and court will probably be in session all | age divided equally among all the Repub-
week. There is no
The criminal
There are an extra large number | lican papers of the county.
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of serious charges 10 be investigated. — | good reason why one or two printers
| g g y
Somerset Democrat. | should have all of the announcements to
‘There is another hoy at Ross Lichty’s. | Publish and receive about three prices
for snch service, as has always been the
He arrived. safe and sound, last Tuesday
| morning, and receivell a hearty welcome.
| He, is weight.
| Mother and babe are doing splendidly.— | gdition of the Pittsburg Post, signed by
| Carleton (Neb.) Reporter. Levi Lichliter, of Salisbury, says that the
| A Yorkshire vicar once received the | writer will not visit the World's Fair un-
| following notice regarding a marriage | less the railroad companies reduce the
{from a parish house: “This is to give | fair to and from Chicago to correspond
you notis that T and Miss Jemina Ara- | with the rates that were given during
| bella Brearly is comin’ to your church the centennial exposition. Mr. Lichliter
| on Saturday afternoon nex, to undergo | believes that unless the railroads make
the operation of matrimony at your hands. this reduction the Fair will be a finan-
| Please be promp, as the cab is hired hy | cial failure.—Somerset Herald.
| the hour. |
case in this county.
of regulation size and A letter published in the Sunday
| An exchange tells the story of a boy
| Squire Phinney, an old-time character | who was sent to market with a sack of
| at Pawtucket, R. I. was a man who be- | roasting ears, and after lingering around
| lievea in giving credit where it was due. | town all day, came home without selling
| He used to raise the most luscions pears | them. When his mother asked him why
[in his neighborhood and send them to i he had not sold the corn, he said that no
I the local exhibition, placarded: ‘Raised one had asked him what was in the sack.
| by God Almighty on the premises of | There are many. merchants like that boy.
| Squire Phinney.” | They buy a stock of goods and never let
| A few of our correspondents have athe public know that they have them or
| tendency ty delve into personal matter | that they wish to dispose of them.
| We do not care for any items of that |
| kind and will leave ont all such items as | he an entertainment in
| we have reason to believe would create
Saturday evening, May 20th, there will
the Salisbury
strife and enmity. Don’t indulge i eY- : >:
| y on’t indulze in per | miles to attend. Bent. Wilson, the
sonalities, unless public sentiment or self-
protection demands it. . : : : ;
pear in a long list of interesting readings.
Where is the new passenger service | He comes well recommended by a host
that the Commercial said was to go into | of college professors county superintend-
| effect on the Salisbury branch, on Mon- | ents and teachers from all over the coun
dav? We still have the same old service, | try.
which is a little worse than none at all. | Wilson, for he will be sure to please you.
What the Commercial doesn’t know about ' See bills.
By all means turn out and hear Mr.
Try it and |
term of court. interest to have their names announced |
Tune Republicans over this |
opera house that will be worth going
| charming Indiana elocutionist, will ap- |
A professor, who used to teach fhe) spond sign it as a guarantee of good
grandfathers of the present generation | faith. Second, the communication re-
of students, objected to the nronuncia- | ferred to is of such a personal nature
tion of “wound” as if it were spelled | that it should not appear in print. Third,
“woond,” and his students used to hunt | it was not written by our regular corre-
for chances to make him explain his ob- | spondent, who signs his name Uncle
jections. One day he stopped a student | Joe,” hence the signature was forgery.
who was reading to the class, and said: We call attention this week to the po:
“How do you pronounce that word?” |litical announcements of Adam Fogle,
“Woond, sir.” The professor looked | for County Commissioner, and Elias Cun-
ugly and replied: “I have never foond | ningham, for Prothonotary, whose cards
any groond for giving it that soond. Go appear in this issue of THE STAR. Mr.
on” Fogle is by all odds the most competent
Jonas J. Beachy. a prominent farmer | candidate in the field for Commissioner.
of Garrett county, Md., spent a half-hour | He is a stone mason‘ and brick layer by
at THE STAR office, last Saturday. Mr. |trade, and in that line is quite generally
Beachy is a man of strong character and | known throughout all western Pennsyl-
the possessor of an active mind. Al- | vania. The tax payers of Somerset coun-
though having had but little opportunity | ty certainly can not fail to see the im-
in his time to secure an education, he | portance of having a good stone mason
has. nevertheless, amassed a great deal in the board of “Commissioners, for with
of practical and useful knowledge, and | a man of that kind in the Commissioner’s
is. in a general way. a well-read man. office, no contractor could do shoddy
He is a good conversationalist and a man work on bridge abutments without being
whose society is enjoyed by all who come | detected. Besides that, Mr. Fogle is a
man of good, practical business ideas, as
The Herald has changed front on the well as an honorable, conscientious and
County Superintendent fight. The day upright citizen. We know of no man in
| after the convention it announced the lhe county that would make a better
| election of Prof. J. M. Berkey hy a vote Commissioner. And Mr. Cunningham—
| 0f 94 to 93 for Prof. Pritts, giving as its well, he is just one of the best men in
| authority the tally kept by by its editor. the county for Prothonotary. He is in-
Last week it gave the result as 95 for teliigent, accommodating and honest.
|
Berkey to 93 for Pritts on the same au-
[hority. Tralv, a wonderful tally. Such 1 5 oy i Vt
tears "HE BrST SALVE in the world for Cuts
a self : sti 1 ccommodating tall :
| a : uljasting and seo 7 atingta ly Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
| shoud he patented. It might come in| g,res Tetter. Chapped ands, Chilblains,
handy on the night of June 24th next.— | Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi:
Somerset Democrat. tively curds Piles. or no pay required.
| Hn ohD _ | It is gnaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
Dr. RT. Pollard, of Garrett, was in| jon, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
town last Saturday, accompanied by a|per box. For sale by A. F. Speicher.
friend from Armstrong county. Many | druggist.
of our readers will remember the young
Englishman. known as Richard Pollard,
who spent his early school days in Salis-
bury. This same Richard is now Dr.
Pollard. a competent physician and sur- |
in contact with him.
|
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve,
New Advertisements,
A. F. Speicher. reading notice on 4th
Mayers’ Drug Co.; two reading
notices on 4th page. H. E. Bucklen &
Co.. two reading notices on 8th page.
i Miller & Collins, display ad on 8th page.
| where he is gaining a good practice. He 'D. J. Engle. administrator's notice on
has a host of friends here, and all woe | 41h page. Sundry citizens of Elk Lick
glad to see him. He first came here with- | township, trespass notice on 41h page.
| out money. education or friends, but now !
page.
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| eon. who recendly located at Garrett. |
| he has all of these.
It Should Be in Every House,
The Commercial thinks Salishury needs J. B. Wilson. 871 Clay St, Sharpshore,
stolen.
ing was also entered.
learned of anything being stolen there.
The cellar of the M. Hay build-
but we haven't
It looks as though the thefts were com-
mitted by persons somewhat acquainted
£2 | about the premises, and suspicion points
i | strongly to certain persons as the burg-
lars.
be convicted and brought to justice. In
the meantime, be on the lookout for fur-
ther depredations.
We hope the guilty persons will
Electric Bitters.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men-
tion.
sing the same song of praise.—A purer
All who have used Electric Bitters
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood.—-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all Malarial fevers.—For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction
| gnaranteed, or money refunded.—Price
50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle
Speicher’s drug store.
at A 0B.
Hvery buggy sold by agents Las sc
dollars added to the manufacturer's | wis
We are manufacturers, aud hae ao
agents. For twenty ycars have decit wilt
the consumer. We ship anywhere, with
privilege of examining before buying. We
ay freight charges both ways, if 1i0t su -
isfactory. Warrant everytinug for two
Anyone who can write cn ordera
buggy or harness from us as wcll as pay
from $10 to $50 for some middie mai to
order it for them. We give no credit, and
have one price only. Why do you pay
two profits on your carriages and harness?
Why do you pay som: one $10 to $50 for
ordering these thinzs, when yon can do
it aud save this mouci? You ran no risk,
We let you see tlic goods before you ac-
cept them. We pay al the ireight if we
fil to suit. Over rwenty 3 5
sommenced to si lim this way, a
vor he in business vow if we had not
suited. 64 page catalogue free. Address
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| one in Meyversdale. and adds that the peo- ) Iption
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ple down there would be glad to give all | wy, was threatened with Pneumonia »f
| necessary information. How kind! This | rer an attack of “La Grippe.” when vari-
town had a cow insurance companv be- | ous other remedies and several physicians
5 » her 3. ; Ra .
fore such a thing was ever dreamed of had done her no good tohert Barber,
. al 1 . of Cooksport, Pa... elaims Dr.
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fn Meversdaie. but as COWS | Now Discovery has done him more oood
were killed. the company was dissolved | than anvthine he ever used for Lung
A company of that | Trouble. Nothing like it. Trvit. Free
Trial Bottles at A. F. Soeicher's drug
store. Laree bottles, 50c. and $1.00 :
a cow insurance company similar to the | Pn. savs be will not be without Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
very few
bv mutnal consent.
| kind might be a good thing here, in the
long run, but there ave enough intelligent
| people here to get it up without asking
| for any pointers from Meyersdale.
Memorial Day.
All are cordially invited to join in the
Memorial day exercises in
|
The several councils of the Jr. O. U.
May 30th. All the secret societies and
A. M. of Fayette, Greene, Washington
| and Somerset counties and a portion of
Allegheny county will hold their annual
meeting at Uniontown, on the morning
of July 4. A parade will take place in
the afternoon in which it is estimated
that 10.000 members of the order will
| and it is requested that all places of bus-
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iness be closed on that day ont of respect
for those of the nation’s defenders who
have passed away. Every year the ranks
| of the old veterans grow smaller—every
year there are more graves to be covered
with flowers—and it will not he a great
while until every soldier of the great re-
bellion will have nassed to the great be-
yond, to that great camping ground
where the clash of sabres and the boom
of cannon and musketry are unheard.
We owe much to the brave men who
wore the blue, and as their graves be
This week we received a communica- | come more numerous, loving hands to
tion from Savage, signed ‘Uncle Joe.” | decorate them with flowers should also
have | become more numerous. We would like
the order has already began making prep-
arations for the meeting and have the ar-
rangements well in hand. The town will |
be beautifully decorated and organiza- |
tions from a distance will be given a roy-
al welcome by the warm-hearted citizens
of Uniontown. It will be a grand affair.
—Register.
which we can not publish. We
several reasons for not publishing it.
First. the writer did not give his real | grander style each vear. Therefore, let
name. which in all cases should be given, evervbody turn ont. for it is a duty we
owe to our noble dead. Let the remain-
| even if an assumed name 1s to be pub- |
lished in the place of the writer's real | ing old veterans especially turn out and
name. Every communication from a | march in a body to the graves of their
correspondent should contain the writer's | departed comrades.
| real name, whether the name is to be| Bills will be out in a few days contain-
published or not. We should have this | ing further announcements and particu-
| for our own protection and the writer | lars.
King's |
Salisbury, |
Sunday schools will turn out in a body, |
to see this memorable day celebrated in |
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