The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, June 19, 1878, Image 3

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June l. 1T8.
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1 !.imii!i Mail an Expreat train ilailjr.
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P. W. a B. K. R- raaa aiaaaAL ruiar.
toaiion a iaaLroiT aiiLaoan.
.in ar.d after Mar IS, 1S7H, traitu
rut. a? I"il"w. eonnrrtlna with all j.aJtenRer tralni
n the P. W. k Ii. K. K. (Mail trains daily, Ex-l-ri"
daily ex-pt Munday.)
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y. jil tut !1 IS a. n. I w p. m.
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Iiom-s are in Mim.
'I'lic lonsrst day 'n.
Kiirs lire alitiodant alreaiiy.
rret-n a;ijie season is j'lsjlinir aloiif.
w ill have five SaiurJavs anJ five
.! llflt:
r.'iy your Flour at the Flour IVjxit of
t u-.'k v i.eerits.
Nr." Yokk. Saturday. June 13.
( li -cse to ilay at (i bc.
Tnv vonr Gra-w Stl and Fieli at the
F!. "r lVi-t rf Cook & Beeri!s.
The prettiest pirl in Somerset is not to
he seen on the street every nijiht.
'n the 21st of June more work can be
li ne than on any day in the year.
If some of the net fishers in this flec
tion are nut caution?, the State will bt the
c:iiner.
If you wish 10 Mve Irom 15 to SO jht
e ri. hy your shot-a at
Sol I'iil's.
Two sMed ribdons are very fashionable.
TIit woi;!d mate ruilaMe niHaliea for
p '.i:'u-iaas.
Or. Sadler, fknlist and Anrist. No.
2"ni Fern Avenue. ritM'tirpb. I'a. Eye,
Fir, Thr.t nJ Catarrh Sjaxialtiea.
A lsrceand well selected etork of Men's
a-iJ li.'ys' Hats nt Iiottotn Frices lor cash
only, si Sd Vhl's.
Harvest will soon lie here. The farm
er are now engaging their Lands for the
i mil-ion.
The microphone, that does for the sense
i ; iH srins hat the microscope docs for
vr-e of sifht, was suoesful!y tesled at
ti.r FliilaJe'.phia mint on Friday.
Cvk A Beerits report the gale of tea
iim (iludes cheese on last Saturday, and
:-it it wasn't a big day for cheese after
r..t sshouid know that the Act of As
s, nib'y of imposes a penalty ot ten
dollars for the wilful detraction of each
i;!.tl every nest ot an tnseclivtrous birds.
Circuses are a little backward this sea
s !i. (n!v five ot them "are the highest
-hows on tarth." F-ai h of the other six
i- simi ly "the ruil cotrplele agrega
tl n on the rjad."
It is stated, upon c-xxl atithorit. that a
timorous motion of the jaws, as if masti
c.i'inir, will stop bleeding at the ne.
ho knows b:it what this ig the reason
ti: it tn n se'.dun have the n e bleed?
AthaM fourinvoicts of MiUimry. No
ti.ms and Fancy Goods will le received this
w i k at
Mr.s J. I. Thkowei.t.'s.
Fashion Uaar,
No. 0, Mammoth Elock.
'Ve are rf;tnskd to anuotiuce that
' ! IL K. banner will in a Normal
s. ii.n 1 in this p!ace on the first Monday in
A :.;:'. cotini cling therewith a nuclei de
turtnHCt. Terms of tuition, etc.. will lie
i: i V known throngh this j'wptr nest
n ei k.
c are ssiiiiiir paals t ail kinds at
redux-d "prices. It you don t be-vi-
it a-k our pairons, or call and st lor
-1 1 i r-s-: f.
Mks. J. B. Tk.dwki.l,
Fashion Barir.
N- 6 Mammoth Eloik.
An iir.r.ittant bill to crippled soldiers
: - I tin- National Il--ue.ol Kepnsenta-l.vt-s,
at Washington ,ne day last week,
in. r :illc the peiisioii j lor lot ot a lee at
si.e Lip joint to 50 t-r tuonth. and i'i
i t U of b. it h lcgn. Nnh arms or both
;' A bill was al passed limiting the
in- in pension caws t 10.
!.;rje avirtment l Ladies' and fJent'a
.- -.! r I n lerwear. Neck-wear. Collar.
u-N Ac . ic . at
Mrs. J. B. TttrpwEt-LV.
Fashion Uar.tr,
No. C, Mammoth Block. ,
I'r. W. F. Fundenlrc. Vu!ibt and
A.ri-t. from CumUriand. Md , is Dow
"ypius- at the "GlaUc Houae," where all-li-ise
si.il'i-r'.nc Irom t'-as-s of the Eye,
Kar. N.e and Thrt can consult Lini
tv.ry Tuisday. Vedn-slay, Thursday
:.'! " Friday. " All CAnsui:"ations tree'
' -e Lours In m V a. xt. to 4 r. m.
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o c Sir SU.i rt-CX IVlUg .'lllllllt ry IU a. L.
ol thr latest and most fashionable .
s. Will ke. n tin full stock of Summe r
'.es till A Jf. 1.
Mies. Js
B. Tkedwfi.l.
Fashion lUr-ir,
Nix, 6 Mammoth Block.
Ti.e fai-t of the business is that Sulphur
t. ..'!. haie lirronie unDp-eaarv since tLe
ii:!r.liKtii.Q ot Gi.sjin i Silphi R Soap,'
'iise that art iel answers Uie same par- j
l"i-r. ir; the nniovalof eruj4kn, rhtn- j
'ivtn. and gout. j
n Id by li Drucc'isis. '
Hill's Haik and Wmsaiw Dre. j
l k or Brow n. 50 cents.
T., FAH.ri-Afai. we 11 jour at
' -n to tbe la1 tLat we want ,
" j titishe-Bi fif heat, or
1" l arrels ot fl.ur.
' ' t-uvhels of nata,
'') l-arre-1 of niap'ie aucar.
" r lai-ti ard cath onlv. I
S 'i i! yrmr wb-at aad floor; o4 her wie
Lail Lave to find the mooev out nf
lilt r.,i.file
ita-reitlullf, j
tix.k A. lf-t.RIT. j
vi! l tmorrat k;ft on SAlurday last for
i iiuamsrHirt, where he p s to attend as
- hu jumr in mc v . . Court.
Lou A. Smith, of the Meyersdale Com
ifreil, was Hoalini; around town last
pek. tie commences to look corpulent
A new papr, called tbeFarctte County
. iiubliran. has ln-n .ti Jl.ni I . i-J;
; . ' .. . ...iL .,L. L UUII,-
;ijwr,wiin Mtfs.-s. I!ush& Kitenourasedit
o:s Hud publ'-hhera. It is neat it its make op,
, lull ot spicy news, and promises to he red
j Lot K. pubiiean. Mr. Kitenour has been
j connected wiiu the Fittsburih Comnr-uil
for a number of years, and brines to the
. new venture ati iuuMuit of ciicritufc
thut the jnople ot Fayette county w ill not
be slow to appreciate."
Wc arc in rwipt ol No. I , Vol. I, of the
( oi,nellvi;le Vl-ronU-U, a paper thatcar
I ries at its mast head the names of T. Haws
k Co., as editors and publishers 'he"i-
lr II. II l.. i , ., " .".
v. .-ii. iu9 uoa uropptu tue .MeyertJule
i ntljHihnt or not we are unable to
The ,.,.i,!;- j,
publican Mate ticket grsri-s
say.
llm
. In ad ol the editorial pne and its editor
jai.iiounc that they w. 11 sail under that
j banner. This U nmkiua; the thin ralhi-r
: si rone two new lienubiinin tiaiwrs in
Democratic Fayette; but if there is any
auch thing as swinine her iclo the Ue
publican raDks, they will do it
May be we ought not to say it, vet, as
tnis paper will be circulated before the
happy evict, and John mijrht thick we
should have kept quiet, but, nevertheless,
Mr. J. 1). Zimmerman, he who collects
the outrageous charges of the express com
panies, and auiiles when told they are too
high, is to enter into a matrimonial part
nership with Miss Lizzie, daughter of John
Hill, of (Jreensburg, on Thursday, June
20, 1S7S. If John makes as good a hus
band, and who dare doubt it, as he has
been a faithlul anj devoted luver, it will
be one of those happy couples that vou al
ways read alxmt, butVklom see. We un
derstand the young couple contemplate a
visit to the principal eastern cities and a
protracted lour lurouyh the west. Joy be
w ith you.
Si.iMsr.. A number of jcrsons, who
evidently have no lear of the peualties in
such cas s made and provided, seined
-Blue Hole Huu" and "Laurel Hill
Creek" a short lime ago. The imrlioa had
Utter keep their weather eye open, as a
number of gentlemen living in the vicini
ty ot the streams mentioned have an
nounced their intention ol prosecuting
any further violaliou of the paiue laws
that may come within their knowledge.
The Act of Assembly reads: "No speck
led trout shall becmglit, at any t:me, w ith
any device, save a rod, l,.K)k and line, ex
cept for the purpose of propagation, under
a jH-ually ol twenty-five dollars for each
offense."
The II publicans of Franklin county
ha 7e endorsed Hon. D. W atson How e, of
ireenc:;ilc, lor re-election as President
Judge ol the Franklin-Fulton District, A
belle: selection could not have been made,
lor, ia addition to luing an able Judge,
Judge Howe is such a pleasant gentleman
that it is always a picture to transact
business in the courts over which he pre
sides. There is many a lU-publican in
S'mcrset county who rearetstbal he can
not be a resident of the Franklin Fulton
District on the second Tuesday alter the
first Monday in November next, in order
that he might rest his ballot for Judge
Howe.
MiMi.Nsmxf-ns. One day of last week
Revenue agent llorton and Collector ot
Iutcrr.a! Revenue Davis, made a raid on
r.n illicit distillery situated in Fayette
cotiLty. near the Simersel county line. It
is said thai the laud on which the business
was riied on is owned by Val Hay, Esj.,
ot this place. Wasn't it w hat the late la
tiiented A. Ward would call "sarkiism" to
lhu srlect the protx-rtv of the I'restdent
ol the Tttnierauee I'nion o! Somerset
county as the place in which to manuiac
ture the ardmn
A. J. Coilxrn, Jr., or ".lack," as he is
familiarly called, we are sorry tn say, was
brought home Irom Indiana, where he has
li-ea attending school, in a very bad con
dition. In his anxiety to stand at the
hesd ol his class he overworked himself,
and was stricken with brain fever. He
looks badiy, but the lresh air ol his moun
tain home will brine the color back to his
cheeks and rcin igorate biui in a short
time.
Mie! ill'Filc left at this otllce on Monday,
some sjieeijiins of wheat which had lui-u
sent him Irom Kansas by Mr. Charles
Kurtz. The w heat is ol tli'yeat'scrowlh.
The heads are well tilled and ii-rleclly
rijie. Mr. K. reports that in nearly a. I
cases me wheat will average tidy bushils
to the acre, tlur laniie-rs who are inter
ested in this kind ot thing should call on
the Sheriff and se-e tiicst splendid s;ici
meiis. We learn from the Meycrsdale i'vinmer
ri.il thai our friend and long time patron,
Win. Zimmerman, eif Jenner X Koads,
and Miss Susan M. Slie'i-r. of Meycrsdale,
ou Thursday, June 0. listened to a homily,
and entered into a contract "in the
presence of God and these witnesses." to
which Kev. J. C. Castle added, "Whatso
ever God Lath joicid together let no man
put asunder." Accept our congratulation
Dot your i s and cross your i's. Mos;
pei sons in tln-ir hurry l" HniaU
letter or j
an article they may to writing, neglect
this iuitic'rtant matter, thereby raiielne
many mistiikes and much annoyance. At
an illustration, we lately received an ar
ticle, covering thre-e pages ot fools cap, tor
publication, in whicu there werejtwe-nty-three
i's not dotted, and thirty-four t's not
cr. -s.evl.
SiMbTsMAN's Associatiox. All per
socs interested in the strict enforcement tif
the game and fish laws and the increase of
game and fish are invited to meet at the
otlice of Ed. B. Scull, at 7 o'clock p. m. on
Thr.isday next for the puqxwe ot organ
izing a Sportsman" Association. It is to
(e hoel that there will be a full turn-out
of the men of the gun and rod.
Cl'MMITTRE.
The Meycrsdale Content rriul will have
to tnke a hack seat on the rye question,
as Mr. II. ti. Cunningham brought U'otir
otlioc, one day of last week, a sialk ot rye
that mt-asnred eieht f't atvl had a six
inch wel!-fi!!ed head on it.
rye. but then Cambria and
not been heard Irom.
Prettv cord f
Bedlord have j
1
!
A large sumtor of our readers will j arrearages el eusion due arah Collins,
doubtless to pleased to learu that Hon. F. an old woman wlioe husband had been
M. Kimn.el has received the Democratic j killed during tue rotollion. ln the re
nomiualion for PriTident Judee ia the ctipt ot the amount Spie-se told her, so she
Kriinklin tiikitict. The Ju.lje has a sirone ' swore, that he had only received i-'.'JO.
man to deal wiihin ihe Iii-publican can-1
. v 11" . . t I
duia:e, H.. D. Waton liowe.
tinly two weeks fr'-m Thursday until
vou can go along the stree t and sing out.
"Whoop lr op. " "Fresh ni up," and
"ich." and have it all charged to the tt
ftXtaof patriotism and not stagger juice.
Mr. Jonathan Barclay sent to this nfuce
a stalk of clover of a new variety he has
planted that tops any clover Lervtoiore
seen in Situerset ctunty. The stalk
would measure at least three feet.
The first shipment of Sounrrsrt cimnty j
hte-e wa made to New York, on Mon- 1
dav. Jane 17, 137. The amount shipjied :
w totwetn iVvcn and twelve thousand ;
rtmrds f
" . .
Ml no arrangements have been
UH-L in ihU section ol the finest laud the I
sun ever shone upon, to n'jsorve the ever
glorious Fourth in a proper manner.
ry v. ....t.i
.nr. ..is. cuauioiiiiij iu ... P". ,
! tree un h premises n a branch ot whtch
" .. . I..,..!.. ,n foil
ili p- au- CII ni tueu ttj i-.., ---
bio n. and buJ just mirMing.
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While Mr. J. D. ZimmeruLUi is Ut.ict
Lis little matrimonial flyer, Ihe Imsiue-ss ol
the Ik Jc O. EiprwK C-ontpany wdl be al-tecde-d
lo ly W. I'. Jkixtef.
Hv. J. M. Barni ft. i f ConntiUvnie.
will pnatb crxt Sunday niiirDin at H'J
..i. t altn 1 oVlexk "in tbe evtnin at
- - -
the 1'nsMUTiancLurct.
a - , i.ineii auu -r i.ic aueu vi tii.j e-t'.
It ia ihe 1-D.iiuia of in.ctrtn.iBluliavei.'S lor every such profane cure e oatli.
... .. . : .i
i tru-i crop io the iiriiimlUie vicinity is in-
l.nly ru.ueU.
The wni-ret t"!sss l the It;iruic-d
! ihurch was iu 4-jio at tLi pit the Ut-
. . . t . . ... e , .1 1 1 fimt I el r.f
iter part ot lact wt-vk and tLe first irt of
thiwt-ek.
I lie annual one am
..- t , r . 1 - 1 -.... k
irrfl IU
be Id at Me-rlin cn runiiay laft.
There was an fjnpsual cumU-r ol iitjoos
prevnt.
afternoon tliere was another mi-eiine of
Urjuers in the Court-bouse, fir the pur -
n-se of ascertoininz whether sufficient in-
duceuients could be given lo capitalists to and heat, tlie-re are pleasures in traveling
come among us and erect itarch aeturica. ' at this titueot year superseding all olheis.
The meeting was not as largely attended . Th abundant loliage and herbage, the
by the farmers as it should have been, by ' profuse floral displays and perfumes, the
any means, but, nevertheless, consider- , life's lull activity ot all nature, contribute
Us interest was elicileel, and a lis of ar-! a degree ot enjoyment through every ave
critment was arrived aL which, we fe.-l ' nue ot human sense. There are. to the
conSdenL will insure succc-ss to lha enter
prise. At the first meeting it was pro-
posed that farmers should agree to lu-uUii
the potatoes from a certain acreage lor a
period of five years, and there w as objec -
lion made bv many to the length of time,
and farmers" did not understand whether
thev could deliver their potta riitlit
from the field to the factory, or whether
tttiy had to deliver inein at suca um as
the tactorr men oesin
irnt Tl.e otiestion
a.&o w as raised w hether
cr they could pa-k
laiketible jwUlo es
mil lli larre flml m&ikelLb
iaised on the ac-res thy would subscribe 1 the iron highway from I'rsina to L'nioa
to the factory and substitute therefor the j tow n, thence to Brownsville in a hack,
small potatoes raised by Hum on other Brownsville is quite an old town, kid
ground. All these questions were dis- out in and was long noted as a busi
cussxil. and tho fulloa ing is the Uiai of J ness place in the construction of keel
agreement arriveel at : it" a'-R; at prcnt it is considerable of a
1st. The firmers shall agree t deliver I manufacturing town. The view of the
the yield of a certain acreage for 3 yt'ars.
2.1. Thev mn deliver them rieht ftoui
the field to the factory.
M. Thev can exchange or suUtitute
small iotaUxs taised on other ground lor
l he b-.r.i-e notaiiv-a raised ou the eroand
subac-iitieii to the factory.bushel for bushel.
4th, Tiny can deliver any varie'y oi
potatoes. "
olh. ThevaretJhav.'25ce:it - 51xTbi:h -
el, cash.
I'pon the-s' conditions the factory
can
be secured. Now then, fur the purpose of
seeing whether llie farmers are willing to
go into the enterprise, there w ill be anoth
er melting in the Court-house, at 1 J o'clock
Saturday Juue 2i), at which time hnal ac
lion will to taken in this matter. Let ev
ery farmer, therefore, who has faith in the
prop ct come tei this meeting and bring
wilu him Lis nt-ighbore.
We wish to add a few words of encour
agement. Will it pay? Jndgine Irom
the amount of potatoes annually raised in
Somerset comity, we would suppose thut
farmers find it a profitable crop. And
what has U- n the average price w ithin the
past three years? About thirty cents per
bushel. Tweniy-fite cents )er bushel
upen llie terms proposed by the starch
meii is equivalent to lorty-five cents Jt-r
buslil iu the way thc-y Lae been sold
heretofore. I.:.l us explain. Storing o
tabcs in ci l.:r or burying them in the
ground, rt handling them and taking them
to niuk-T. incluuiue loss uv r.H aau
tretzin" iA univalent to ten cents per bush-1
el, h-ss by shrinkage, five tents per
btishei. Gain by substituting small pota
toes for law is worth five rents ter bttsh
cL From this it will be seen that Iwculy
tire cents per bushel cash at the factory iu
the fall of the year is e univalent to forty
five ecus per biithcl iu the spring of the
year. Ana there is & aiiuri-ucc oi ne
ct-cls r-cr bushel in hauling them to mar
ket in the lull when the roa Is are solid,
and diaegine them through the mud in the
early spring.
With a sure market for all the iotatoes
farmers can raise at twenty -five Cents per
hi .it, el e,.'. -vilb the i:rorfd adv.int
r.gcs, the potato cr. p : the most profitable !
rp a farmer can possibly raise. Farmeisi
awake to your interests.
Vou can beat the world raising iHitatfies,
aud all you need to make you rich and in
dependent, is to have a reliable home mar
ket. Potatoes are a heavy article, and it
thev have to to shipped to a foreign mar
ket," it costs from 10 to-15 ctnti per bushel
for freight.
If pro;t r encouragement to given to
cripi'aiitis. we Lave no doubt a numlier of
starch hu-ti.rii s can to secured in the coun
tv. V. Hiv.
C. C. JIlSsELM.W,
Si-crelaiies.
Eii! nm Hf iiAi.t). We are veryiniuh
surprised, and. truth is. somewhat indig
nant, l.jo, that our old Iriend Isaac Htigu?,
Esq., iu his sjietch nt the recent starchy
contention held ia Sonieisct, s.ml nothing,
ibsoluiely nothing. :i'iut C'otlaencc,
when be ka 'as, cm not help knowing,
that besidt nwny advan'agr of titration.
water etc., ineianiien, not, on,y
immeuute m-igii uriio..a. i.m i nose o, lu-
I9.-U i.wu-un', .uic , .ui.
and Wharton townships. Fayctb: county
a larse portion of i.arre-lt county, -M iry
hnd. and part of Presb-n c vitnt'y. West
Virginia, always raise quantities of pota
toes, and always want to sell here; that it
"stirri'd up" a little, would enthusiastically
"rally round the tlac," and, consequently,
this would to one of the very tost place
in the count forasUrch factory.
But perhaps he intends to s'urt one here
himself and "have a soft thing ol it," af
ter he has learned all the "iivc Yankee"
knows about starch. It so, all right;
"we 11 cive him a he-arty we-le-oute then."
for we have a preference, somehow, for
home enterprise. '-Come over into Mace
donia and help us," Counselor. Bring on
your starch factory; the "taters" will to
ready. "There's million i a it" for you
and for the
TfBKEY FOOTERS.
Ci'M l.l LME, Jane 8, 1&73.
Tiik Lauoiiatoky OK TUB SYi-TRM.
The stomach is the laboratory M tha sys
tem, in which ccrtaiu mysterious processes
are constantly going ou. These result in
the production ot that wonderful vivity
inr acent the blood, which ia a state of
beilth rurhes laden with the elements of
vitality lo the remotest paite ot the sys
tem. But when the stomach is semi par
alysed ty dyspepsia, t hud manufacture is
carried on imperfectly, the ritcvlation
grow s thiu and sluggish, and the system
suiters in consequence. Moreover, indi
eestion rects upon the liver and bowels,
reuderine the first slugeish and the latter
constipated. The brain also sutlers by
sympaliiy, and SitkLeadache, sleeplessness
and nervous symptoms are engendered.
Hosteller's StomscU Bitters reforms this
state of thin:.-', gives permanent -tone and
regularity to the s'omach and its associate
organs, tiie Ixwels and liver, and insures
complete nourishment and iucrtasul vigor
ot the system. It is the most popular as
weil as "the most efficient anti-dyspeptic
and tonic in America.
A I.iwri.R ix Tnorr.t.E Jamej E.
S; ies, a Iltrrisbuic lawyer, was ci nvict
ed in the L'niled Mates District Court at
rhilideijihia for receiving, as a fee for the
collection of a pension a stun iu exi-y of
?2.", the srooitn: fixed by the pension lavs.
il toing a ctiuiinal ofl'euse to harge more
to ciictits li.an this aum. Tho e-vijji(-e.
showcii that Spiese Ur.d collected U J s-j
Out ot this he then looa flfO as a lee, and
ft A Ai-inr? Ka-.a t lea lia'u noA a A ritj. I Ka.r
after giving her the balance, advised her
loceriosit fM in bans, this sue did,
and Spiese drew it all out, and only gave
her f5U ol it. The defense tried to break
down the old lady's story, and it was
urged thai ihe lawyer had performed oth
er services lor her. The jury rendered a
verdijt of guilty w ithout leaving the box .
A Few Things tii it we Kxow. We
know that a disordered stomach or liver
product more suffering than any other
cause. We know that DaCosta's 'Radical
Cure will, without the shadow of a doubt,
"nmctiiaieiy re.ir.e auu n'luaiicmi, e ...e ,
"'
thousands who are willing to tea-
tiiv that what we say is true to the letter.
We know that il you will give it a fair 1n-!
you will let us add ycHir name to the
of witnesses ill yoa g.ve it a
mm, anu 00 11 now .
Trial size 10 cents. Large sizes oO
tf -
and ne Dollar.
t or sale uv u. vi . ien.oru, jmnrx-m
i - 1 TI T T 1
. ,-;.(. c rti.r.
.""-"r" vZXir. ni.-,.i
Ai aSrua 1 ' '": - '
iWorraStrnp. which w perfectly sale,
J Extremely palatable. No physic re-qtiircd.
t Losts io rents, i rv it. ,
Tub I iw ox eariso The iil'DW-1
ing is tii law '..u profanity.' It it were en- j
forced it would cause aa earthquake in.
maay wa.itis : - ii any a.ieou ui iut:
ace of alxtec-n or upwarela shall profanely I porUein of the American people are to-day i T , ,.. T . . . . .
i-omc or swear Ir tiie name of God, Jesus Yias from the elTects of Dvspcpsu or dis-1 Jne8- 19,-,LZ1 M" hteDl'ela
ithtUtiirtlie Ilolv Ghet, any person so;ojJered liTer. The result ot these yft" - - T w I!1
, v ...... '. . ... - - - .
eitreniliiiir bt-ini: tliereot mvkted ehall
. t. i .v- - r
t f.irtlu.r inr niiruin nf Ih ivi lit
; sixteen or rpward wbo sbtl! curse or
. j ,7l"rJT"
sum of forty cents for
r-roalhand for any ne -
s-he La!l be c.uirait-
evcrv suctx enrse
t lrft-. , Le
lej to ,j,e d cor rem ion U Uie prop-
. i .
er Hjntr, ant exceeehn:
hours."
iweniy-ieiur
i - -- '
. 1 f,,ii rs rAn-. Tt..e- 1.1,.-
i jiiasea anu 1. uiiurea uuc eiuiiei. tutwa a.
i reduced prices for cash, a'
rcductd prices f.r cash, a'
i SolIbls.
Editor II kit ax d. Leaving Vrsina,
June .1
: June 4.
3, I arrived at California, l'a.
, lVregoinskll the inconveniences of dust
intelligent traveler along the public thor -
j onghfarcs, n thousand streams of pleasure
! gushing Itom ns many varied fountains ol
' nature, art and history, teeming from the
jruge.:d wouuUins, beamiug from the
laughing valleys, shimmering from the
I placid rivers, throbbing from the torrid
: plains, Uibutries rolling down the dis-
tended arteries of admiration and memory,
.uii, nuuim auu uiajuaue. nun. iue-j
Unite in one Common Sea of delieht.
. Such is the stm of my rctleclions-, the re -
j suit of my observations as I sped along
Slonongahela river and surrottnuing coun
i try is line. Being jolted about cousidera
' uly in the old stage, I felt somewhat tired,
. and concluded to remain
over night.
Feeliaa auxioua to reach C'aliloruia as
sKn as pusstbie, I took the stenmer early
in the morning und was soon landed safely
i on the other shore, a distance ol a'nout five
' miles dow n the river. 1 am much pleased
jWith the appearance ot this town. The
1 l.i'i i inffi ur 1 -.eat.'tti !! e l.iiOT mill 1 ?Jf Illlri-
tntss places compare tavorably wnui any
in Somerset county. It is populated by
an industrious, energetic people, and the
visitor will not fail to receive the courtesy
and hospitality of its citizens. The prin
cipal industry "of the place is coal mining
and the building of boats and barges.
Near ihe village is the Southwestern
No.-msl College, w hich very quickly at
tracts the eye of the visitor. This insti
tution was recognized, May 25, 1571, as
the State Normal School of the Tenth
Normal School District, consisting of
Somerset, Fayette. Green aud Washington
counties. The grounds consist of about
ten acres, located in a beautiful valley,
and Lave been much improved lately by
t He planting of ornamental and shade
trees, w hich add much towards making it
attractive lor the young men and women
seeking its scholastic training. The build
ings are three; a central one tor school
work and two wings serving as dormito
ries f r the young laeiiis and gentlemen.
1 ho chapel is on the second floor, ap-
proached by two elegant stair uises, and is
a beautiful room, being one hundred and
ten feet long, forty-lour Ice', wide and
twenty-two feet high. The Ciionian and
Philoxaathean Societies are iu a llourish
condition. A great deal of interest ia
manifested in them by the members. The
rooms are always crowded, aud the per
loraiances, w hick consist ol" vocal and in
strumental music, select reading, orations,
essays and debate, are alwsys well pre
pared and well perlormed. I would like
lo say more about this ins:itution. but
tune and s;ace w ill not permit.
"Clio."
Etiivon IIeiiai.u Allow me room for
a few remarks concerning diphtheria.
This is a cotis'.itutioaal disease. The
coating or exudation seen in the throat is
characteristic of diphtheria, just as the
eruption of small pox, scarlet fever,
me-h.-ie-s, etc.
Ci!Mtion. Il is well known that this
disease originates in badly ventilated lo
calities, or where tueie is decomposing or
ganic matter in damp, cold, dirty.mouldy
dwellings, where there exist suitable con
ditions for the production ot mould.
The coating or membrane that forms on
the throat is a microscopic fungus tt,!v
jori urn fit truth which grows between the
ceils of the mucous tissue. Alcohol and
spirits of camphor w ill de-slroy this spe
cies of fungi.
II jw can wc avoid ttktnj the disease?
Examine tare-fully your deiiing-k:usf-
from attic to cellar. See that the root
dots not leak ia any part; that the garret
is clean and well aired; all the rooms in
the house, whether used or not, must be
kcpt dry and well aired: bK.'t well to the
,, d chimneys. esrcw!Iy those that
arc n
arc not iu use. Ail vegetable must to re
moved from the cellar as wcli as all kinds
of dirt, and so arranged that a current of
air will pass through all the lime. Il is
CikxI to white-wash at spring and fall.
See that all the drains are ocn and clean,
sprinkle them with fresh lime. Examine
your wells and cisterns Carefully. Now
supruse a niemtor ol the family complains
ot sore throat: I will mention something j
that uinst not to done. Also, w hat may
to dune w ith safety and tonefil. Do not
swab or burn the throat with any strong
medicine. It requires a skillful physician
to swab the throat w ilhout doing positive
injury. Do not use any hot or burning
medicine inside or outside, such as pepper-tea,
strong liniment, mustard, carton
oil, blisters, etc, because Ihe throat is too
much irritated already. Do not give a
dose ol pills; they are t' slow and un
certain in their action, to sides ensuited to
Ihe disease. Vou may give a dose of ep
som salts or castor oil. Give sufficient to
act promptly. I name these liecause they
are nearly always at hand. For a gargle,
take vinegar and water, each one pint, ta
ble salt, one spoonful. Around the neck
place a piece of clean, soft flannel; put the
patient lo tod, covering just comfortably,
and send for a physician at once; if it
proves to to diphtheria he cannot come
one moment too soon. If it is no grave
allection, one visit will suffice. I will ap
pend a formula for a gargle in the second
or third stage ot the disease:
K.
Salicylic Acid, 40 grains.
Sexto Biboras, 1 drachm,
Aqua Distil., 1 pint.
In this disease let the patient Lave the
essentials ot life, pure air, light, anJ C'hhI
IikkI.
.EVrt-APirs-
JE-NXLR X Roads Itkms. A lew casts
of the most malignant cham-lc r ot diph
theria are still in and around this place.
A delegation of the Stoystown Lodge
of I. O. O. F. were present and participa
ted in the exercises at the funeral of Win.
II. Dieiz.
It is feared the frost of Thursday and
Friday lost week has injured crops i.u
bottom and low lands through this sec
tion. The religious denomiaatioa known as
Ihe German Baptists held their "love
feast" on Thursday last at their church
about lour miles north of this place. A
large crowd was in attendance.
Jieph Sixman, who by the accidental
discharge of a pistol was wounded in the
toot, is again making his daily visits with
the U. S." Mail.
Two organ grinders, a woman and a
crippled man. were a pait ot the attrac
tions ot our tow a last week.
Death has come into our midst and
plucked from us one of our choicest flow
ers. Sorrow and sadness reign supreme
in this vicinity in consequence of this af
fliction. W". H. Dietz, who two weeks
ago was in good health with bright pros
pects of a bright and prosperous future
career, was stricken down on Monday,
May 27. 1S7S, with that dreadful disease,
uiputhena, and in just one wee ail that
was mortal oi mm was ueposuea in me
narrow confines of the tomb. Ia life he
wa , mtor in 50; young.
ac,ive arl(i enereetic, having established a
. reputation for business probity aad fidelity
that m!ide him many warm personal
1 menus, iiissuuuen ueaia na cause-a a
! widespread gloom. Mr. Dietz was aa in-
T , , . m .1 . " t .
ir.uemiai rnemoer 04 tue l. a. ennren,
. ... . . .
,nd ,j .hoitlr nelore be died tnat as !
I .v . i :. i. i , ;..., .. ,i t '
i luc "l'1""
- B .-. ...
momiai DC wi
mornisf lie wucic! Pan laeirsonz around ' .
his Father's throne. And to the V. M. C. i
j f 0j which he was a member and very
i active worker, he thanked Uoc lor that or-
f
.1 J.niur I niu It. u.td TIm
I U U I . . . (UU U. w . . vwv - - .in .
'naDJ' virtue and good qualities will kmj
.'raer.ilrd by !. many friends here.
.
An Astumshisg f act. A iac pro
: IU Ut i ni lliri. J lie .cauii v mih uv
j r,ne,D the masses of inteUizent .Dj
! . . , . . , . -
valuable rieel'ie is raoet a.arming, tnasius
. ne taxizllv a burden instead of a pleasant
' ..inpn...! . 1 ,i..i.i : as
, it ouzbt to be. There is no good reason
jajjee md skeirticieui, Uke tbe advice of!
' Uruir?ists and your friends, aad trv one '
bottle of Green s Augtist Flower. Your .
; "l'.r'. J""!
( tDtAx relitl is certain. Million of bot
I -. ...
0j medicine have been eiven ;
; away to try its virtues, with satisfactory !
i resTtlts in every case. Yoa can buy
cam . rini ti iir 10 e-ntau irr 1 tiree
1 -f , . . ' .
1 lire '
wnaaui iciicc uic "ti -
i uveiy sow Dy an uru;its on tne neat-
itrn Continent
Wnv norBT t A steamship company,
knowing thai sacct-sa bcgeli lonfhlenee,
may advertise that they have never lost a
p;issflger or mil with serious delav. ami
never lost a
no one nucstions the statement. But il a
p'lysiciiia, after many vears ot investigj j
tion. announces the discorery of a reme.lv i
that positively cures certain forms of dw-.
ease, and backs nphUatatemems by indif.'
puUhleeTidence. his word is doubted, an.l i
! his motives questioned. Is n.i such nn i.
j - jjice unreasonable? There are those at-
nxted with coughs, com,!, consumption. eone p'aie- woii loads of ice were
liver complaint, or some affect ion of tl.a.tta on piaz.iA and iu Karden3
bloikl, that sull refuse to use Dr. I'uree !,,.,, ,- 1. , , , b
tloldeu Medical Discovery, notwuhsiand- i 'Xt !'?rZ .li,4 -, ,lu,l, 'i f''0!, lfTe .,he
ing they have wilnessctl iLs ellii-acv io oih- "rsJ "f li'e btorm was noticed
era similarly affected. They "have nojn'l t Brli.ii. 10 miien tbU hide,
confidence in advertised medicine." Wii-lN 1 ir ..i.i fmr.irv Mnininim
j fjoes the guide board at lbs corners ot- a
, cnttTtiry road, wdich ajvcrtisn the wav to
... lmL- rnnr eonfi.ten.-.. n,l rl..'.!:..
1 tr-jbt jn the route Do you refuse to p-itroa
j ;7.0 railroads that advertise their tinu ta-!
hies? 1 hen why dottbt the troths con-1 who hid j-jat secured advances ou the
fff ri iV'8??'"5 5.,ttli?neiriproaUiaSg.-owtb, ure iu a destitute
It debilitated females fail to receive the re- . c i . -
lief promiml alter Using hi. Favorite e?a.dl.t,0a' bev''a' I'aurj 10 tblS
Prescription, the money will be retunded.
Full particulars given in the People's
Common Sense Medical Adviser, a work
of over 9 JO paecs, price $1 50. Address
the author. Ii. V. Pierce. M. D., World's
I
Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N.
-
Vou Kt-sTCVKB that Cotc.H. With
Shiloh's iConsiimpUon Cure you can cure
yourself. 11 lias establisned the lact Hi at
Consumption can to cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Couuh.
Asthma, and all diseases ot Throat and
Lungs, it is absolutely w ithout an equal.
Two doses will relieve yonr child ot Croup,
it is plcsant lo take sad perfectly harmless
lo the youngest child, aud no mother can
aflord to to w ithout it. You can use two
thirds of a bottle &ud if what we say is not
true we will refund the price paid. Price
tOcts.oOcts. an 1 $1.00 per bottle. It your
Lungs are sore or chest or hack lame use
Sliiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo.
W. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti
pated, have you a i ellow skin, Loss of
Appetite. Head Ache, il so don't fail louse
S1ULOH S SYSTEM VITALIZER. It
is guaranteed to relieve you, and w ill you
continue to suffer when you can to cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
75 cts. Sold by Geo. W. Benford, Som
erset. Pa.
Wells' Persian Perfume "HACKME
TAC'K" is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold
Geo. W. Benlord, Somers.-t, Pa.
A Plastic Surgical Oi-ebatius.
Yesterday Dr. W. F. Fundentorg, the
w ell known oculist and attrist, of this cily,
assisted by Drs, G. B. Fundentorg and
Parsons, performed a very delicate oper
ation upou Mr. Wm. Mullen, aged 00,
who has tocn a resident of this city for
many years. About a year ago Mr. M.
noticed a small sore upon his cheek near
the low er eye-lid, which gradually increas
ed in size in spite of all treatment. I'pon
examination, it was found to to a cancer,
and was rapidly encroaching upon the eye
lid and nose. An operation was called lot
at once, otherwise death would surely en
sue. The patient was etherized aud a
piece of flesh three iuches long by one
inch iu width, together with the tumor,
w as removed, and another piece exactly
the same length, breadth and sha;ie was
taken from the temple and check and
nicely fitted in the wound. In order to do
this forty stitches were necessary, the
wound iu the temple being brought to
gether by additional stitches. There will,
to but slight disfigurement by this novel
operation. The doctor has every reason
to believe that there can to no return of
Ibis truly terrible disease, after having
been so very thoroughly removed. Cn,t
l(rl'i'ti liihtt.
Oiiituakv. In Berlin, Juuo 7. li.s,
Edgar W. Philson, aged 5 years and out
mouth.
June 11. 17S. Elizabeth Philson, aged
45 vears, 4 months and 11 days.
The de-ceased were youneest son and
wife of S. A. Phiisoa. Afltr a brief ill
111 ss, but much sullenng Irom diphtheria,
mother and son followed each other in
close succession to thtir eternal home.
Ij this our bereavement 'wo spirits lave
been waltial to the happy home of Christ's
redeemed.
Sister Philson wis a devoted Christian
for many years. In her death we mourn
the loss of one w ho was always found in
her place during the worship in the sanc
tuary. Zealous for the Master's cause, she
consistently practiced what she professed.
The church sustains a loss in her death
which we sadly realize. A husband
mourns the loss of a loving and devoted
companion, wile and thiM. Children are
bereft of an affectionate mother and broth
er. But while the afflicting rod ol the
all-w ise God has been severely laid upon
us, we have the happy consciousness that
our loss is their everlasting gain. There
fore we would to still, O. Lord, and mur
mur not, and calmly say, "Blessed Lord
Thy will to done."
J. W. P.
Factory Facts. Close confinement,
careful attention to all factory work, gives
the operators pallid faces, poor appetite,
languid, miserable feelings, poor blood, in
active liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physicians and medicine in the
world cannot help them unless they get
out of doors or use Hop Bitters, made ot
the purest and tost ot remedies, and es
pecially for such cases having abundance
of health, sunshine and pjsv cheeks in
them. None need stiller if they w ill use
them freely. They cost but a tritle. See
another column.
Dr. Vas Dyke' Sum-hub Soap. Dr
Van Dyke, whose liie long specialty, and
world w ide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has endeavored for years to combine
an external treatment. He has accom
plished this desirable result in the prejia
ralion ot h'u compound "Sulphur Soap,"
the merits of which are spoken of Ly
thousands; it is highly recommended to all
our readers. Price 25 cents, by mail, 35
rents a box: 3 cakes 60 cents., by mail,
75 cents. Office 50 N. 5th street. "Whole
sale Depot, 400 X. 3d street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by ail Druggists. .
Wantld. Everybody lo know that I
have iust returned from the cily where I
purchased the nicest and cheapest stock of
neir goods ever brought to somerset. Jly
stock consist in part -1 Muslins, Ging
hams, Shirting. Takings, Cottonades,
Toweling. Table Linens, Fancy Dress
Goxxls, Notions, Nats, Caps, lit iota, Shoes,
Hardware, Qaeensware. Groceries, and,
in tact, everything that can to found in a
flrst-ciass store. No trouble to show
goods. All kinds of Produce taken in ex
change for goods at hiirbest market price.
Give me a call. E. E. Patton, Northwest
Corne r of the Diamond, Somerset, Pa.
MARRIED.
MoRRIS CARTER. May 27, 1S73,
bv Itev. B. Knepper, Mr. John Morris to
Miss Martha Carter, both of Frosthure,
MJ.
HUMBLE i - J' :iNSi)X Miry St.
1ST!, by the same, Mr. Michael Humbles
to Miss" Mary Johnson, both ol Cumber
land, Md.
MURRY JOHNSON. May SI. 17.
by the same, Mr John ilurry to Miss Mol
ly Johnson, both of Cumberland, MJ.
PORTER KIMBERLT. May 31.
17S, by the same, Mr. J. M. Porter to
Mrs. E. A. Kimtorly, bolh of Somerset,
Co., Pa.
FERGUSON PANE June, 2. 1878,
i. . -a. w v. -
iiv tne same. sit. Jonn r erguson to jiiss
i'i.t. r.. v.-k t r miw..U.l V I
- .
IIIED.
uTf-nTrviirKm Tn ft KN
, , ... .1 a . . 1 . J . . 1 V. '. . U V. 1 - . . I .
. Annie Wechtenhtistr, aged 5 years, 1 mo.
and 30 days.
May 7, lT-. Mary A. IVechtcne-Iser,
iged 3 years and 13 cay.
i , , . - , t 1 . , . . - . ,
, childsen ol Jfilin and iOry ectitentei-
:u.r
,
j LAPE.
May 8,
l7S. Charles
3 mouths and
T .
aged years.
; days.
WILT.-JnBe
, "1-A'"7?-7.l!e ', '
An,n'e.M" W Ut cJ 13 ye'
tnJ ' "-v-
1-a , .ImMhprk
W aipuinerta,
" -5- : anr effeet : It t KtE mux AU.UFrt.-i-A
I....I T.ia.da la Lrarila Sl'VEUWJK. aae prerenii Contrx Uneaaea,
AlralT4lUI ercira. ! an Literal Me.liel aa.1 Toilet Prepara-
tlo.lt baa ao betL'AJU Priee. Xieta. eu;
i . t in ll, Cn... Nat. three fakes. aixtT cenu. Sold by
1 - ., . t 1 1 -
allerOOOQ Ice VOUUliea OI L.OiumuiT
. - p- 1 ..j wr V fcited bv
., - -.,
I mos. violent lornaao, act.-uiiipBu.cai
br thunder, lightning-, and ba?e Lail-J
storjfs. StrikiD&r iLi-t count v ltl miles.
1 1 .i . -..
i . n . 8 Cl,' 11 r,e
vasta'.c J fitrm, !
P1;',', P acres of CJtio.i, bttiuotz
tiow u cjrn.ll rnlof aa hariil) a.'iil
iledlw, dt m di.hins fencVti o J HtAjg
freight ca-s fro n tko O -,ri Pa l
Pl V t ti
r?"'1 .t:a i- 11 ' n J ,r-,f re
1'Q oy ha 1 nss, w iud iw-uines
i were coiou'eu Ir .-.La'.! rcd. au 1 in
'ah
ab ui i;0 n; i.-i;icliit;cs. was ejHii.-ie-
i l!10iibril. ,In i;iflrl aloui!
Is
' 'w.-'(-- Winu'rf crojn wi re en.i.elv
roved, a:jj uiatv of Lis neitrbiio:".
vicmttj have nothing; left but shat
teretl dweiiiogj.
Entering Columbia Co, the ttorm
veered in a souih easterlv diic:tioa de
stroying every building i.i Uesve'a
j blown dovn w here tha Sunday school
j was a.-ssuill id burying the children ia
the ruina. Two Lcvo. 1 and IOv-ara
ou, resDecUvelv. sous
f a widow.
were killed aid four e thers fatally
injured. All were hurt more or leeM
seriously. Tbo te.rcad.1 wad ta'fa
ruilo wide, i.ud trareled in a south
easterly directiou. '1 be Io.-m i-i esti
m tied at $75,000. No damage was
done iu Augus.a.
Ai'iit'STA, Ga , June 10. I'eporta
from the interior show that jeet?r
day'd iiad and hail storm vi a 1 very
destructive. Hail-ttones ss lirge
a heas' eggs killed jouliry, ho i,
and jouncaf.Ie, and beat through
the rocfj t.f bouses. The norm
passed through Ilichuiond aud Col
umbia Comities in (Jeorgia, asd
KdgeCe'd in Souti Carolina. Tree?,
huuscH, aad f-nees were blown down,
aad much coma aad e ru destroyei.
The H ornt appcatij not tj have b?ea
so very de-struetive ou'.side of the
counties named. All erop3 ia the
track of tte bt jrm were destroyed,
and four persons wera killed. Ia
soul placas th fall of hail wasa
great, that it remaiued oa tho groaad
lor several i cu.-f.
Trie Tfim frontier.
Galve-tox, June 15. The AVicn'
special from San Antouio pays:
Geu. Grierson, iDfornaiosr (ien. Ord
of the progresj mads totvard protect
ing the F.t Pabo stage rout?, eavs :
I have ordered suitable dfct AC hiuents
of infantry to occupy Seven t'priags.
Ihey8reno!is to prevetit Indians from
passing throuxii the valley and pro
tect the route to Marietta Springs."
Joe K Martener., the Lerdo chief
tain, crossed to the I exas side with
twenty-Eight rif-n last nizht near
Lagle Pas. It is believed tbehjttom
h3S droprjed out of the revaluti n.
A Drtiitaf I.rller from 1r. Mrpbran.
U'AsiiiNiiTfj.v, Jane 11 Hon. A.
II. Stephens has wriueD a leiier to
the Chairman of the Iemocraiie Ei-
ccuiiec Committee o' l!e EisrLth Con
gressional District of Georgia, in
which co says Le shall neither s-eek
nor deciine a nomination, at the hands
ff the Convention soori to tneet;
"but if," ho says, "the Coareotioa
shall repudiate me as an unlit repre
sentative of Democratic principles,
and shall attempt U run iu cut c
the party because of anything con
nected with my recent public acts or
sentiments, then J say to ycu and to
them, plainly and distinctly, that I
shall regard their edict as a brulum
fulrr.t'it issued bv the irresponsible
faction of tricksters, and the question
whether I or they arc scund in the
faith of the lathers shall be left to the
true Democracy of the district t be
settled at the polls. If this "shall
produce aay division or dissension in
the) party, the i the resainstbilitv for
the consequences must rest upon
those who have so assailed and so
grossly misrepresented me."
bollna AHitir.
WiiF.Ei.isi;, June 10. Last night
about 12 o'clock llenrv Krauss and
Philip Boehn, tanners at Iluffujaa's
tannery, were ging down towa,
south tide, anil were eet upon by three
men who bred uve pistol shots at
tbem. Krauss was shot iu the Ufi
breast below his heart. Behn in the
back of his head, the bail c.iming oat
at his forehead. Neither of ihe men
were killed, but it is ibeugbt one if
not both will die. The police chased
the shooting party some distance,
but were unabld to make an arrest.
The a tack was unprovoked, as the
men shot were peaceable citizens.
The I'rf altlrct'a Title.
Washington, Jane 15 la the
Ileuse cf Iipre?enta:ive3 yesterday
afternooQ Mr. Burcfcard, of I!!., re
ported a preamble and resolution de
claring that the House has no pjwer
to disturb the result of the electoral
count, and that such an attempt by
either Hoosc would be revolutionary.
After much confusion the vote was
taken and annoacced yeas 515 nays
21. The only raembers of the Pot
ter committee that voted in the neg
ative were Messrs. Blackburn and
Springer. The report and resolu
tion cf the Judiciary Committee up
oa the Kimmell bill, of the same ten
or, was submitted, and the resolu
tion was adopted yeas 134, nays 1 4.
The House then took a recess.
KOICMET MARKET
Corrected by Cen-a A Bikbitb.
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Af-i-le. .irie4. V
Aiiie!utter. )) yal
Kran. t l '
Baiter, ? Ik'Kj.
Batter, -ft (ruli)
Bakwlieat. V tia-bel
taeaL, 1' J l......
Beeax. V a
Baeuo. abuuMtrf, fl
aWea, ....
ciHintrr bama, f)
OVrXL, teari t.a r.l
eirn, i!ielie.J) r1 busbel
Ora meal k
Call kme. V
Ijtx. f5
KWur, fi bW
KlaxweJ y bu., a4 tl
Hktn?. (ranar-eureJ) p Is...
Ianl, V
XalLer, red ile,
" piper "
kip.
MMdlinra, a&il ebxi luu H...
4t tn5e
mu joe
1 -S
!
me
6ac to
IS
iie
e tv7e
9e to loe
ie
j lit re
Se
lue
T - to Sv
fe
Tie
10c
c Q iOc
ciao
t!Ai roe
T"4"we
1 ii
'late, f. t-a
r-MJHAM,? b
Keaeiiee, dried, fl
Rt !a
klura. f
Sait, Not i, fl bW.extra
- Qrxsmi A lam. per uwUt.
Aititen. jer ; --
Sairar, yelluw y ft
- whit.
Tll.w, ft h
VTbeat.1 boJ
WmA
.........Ve
...Ajifii
.ioe
4e toTSe
1
....41 M
4 fi t ,
Jii I
,.103U'e I
te
41 J) .
...oaUK i
A EH' AD YER TIS EM EX TS.
DR. VAN DYKE'S SULPHUR SOAP,
Makf tkeSKIX Soft, Clear. Par. Whit, and;
I Healthy : is t'leao.tna;. IHMMurliiiic.
Iluinlert-
' l . thiru. M&iir.v a
Iriic S..Ahing. Heaiu aa-1 niniyiuif : remoTe ,
Iwral. ehanna- i.ieer. aorea, rapiK.
ha aad wJneas ot U a-I : relleeeaiwa-
V DiODths ! tai. hurain ana Mimrin of il Skin. rl Irriia
i tkof biting anJ Kminna; lnei-u : will relieea
! i rvHIMi PiLS where a.hing el will hTt
; - - v T r . . ..
I arnerallT. t . anisita, i-rtneeor. n ,
al" - ''' : . uor
,!,' 4
--j- t
NE IT J ) YER TISEMEXTS.
UIHTOIi'S NOTICK.
I Tt an-lcflaw . July .!-!.? .'
i the fun.l- m the h in el - t le. r- .rr.i..
orUi... Inn tt.c Oe i4 the nr- r-rtT..I .l a-fil
fipti.0. t-.iui amun tb-ao lets iliv in i,!(-a there-
ts herehv aiv- w li'-o that fc "HI rll'n l iu the
4atteof'aiapn.ii,tii)nil at tis u.Tet, ia S .iBtr-
rt.onTuee.Uv.iI.e V0 .tr Ju . whea au 1
where all parties mu-r-s-jsl may "'n',,.,
Jonel:, TS. Au'" '
A
DMlMSrK.VroK S .NiIlC
Estate
Wm. H. 1-ieti. U; l Jumr Tp ,
Somerjel Co.. Pa.. iii-e-"i.
I.sitersof Ailmini'trUi-n .-n the- t.ve r it--hvi:iit
iieen KrameJ to thj aiioi-iriaiir.1 by the
pp.twr aatU..(.ly, nti.-e L htre y Hi" a I" p"
.ns m-leliteil t.i mi I e.-t:i to m ike ltn;nMi'
li.tm nl. ani th is hnvinit rliimn ax i mn the
i same In pn-fHirt tSuu itiny aatneim -po-.i
licwoi un aton-ey. tl.2:tti .lay.i -in'S
A ii . r-i. i.'
Jope 1.". 7L A.lminiir.i: r
ISTKICT COUT.T Or UIK'
irKtl STATiS. KIf TNI- LM .
ekn m.s ruler or pln.nsyl. a.h.
I?l K ATS X Rl' FTC V.
In tiie initier nr rin!cl CnlJifc'Im. rr . m I IK
H. Mnuliietr. Itmkrup's: A warr.in; In l ink-i
ruptre has teen le.l sy said l'-"" a i!n-t tu
entate m :iiis!'.,lai . ::a:thi.a. ol the .-.or.t.- ot :
Knvetto n.l S.inersci. anl tiaui el fenwylva I
nia" ia s-a'.ii iJittri't. a !ja 'io! tmnkrujits nini p--,
tiil.mi.f H. U F.ilir.ci-im-k A f.. 't m i
mentis iir.y lel.u and the J-liv'ry ..f any pep-'
rrlv .;.iialair M is.l t l.ankrupts. f inetn r in
liie'r n.vi. isl the tr.iB'r ul any r-r-pe.iy ny
tbem, are li.r i '. o l.y Ur. i uim:i ' ii-'
(re.in..rs..f sai.l !.:ir.kraj.t', n pMve t1 :r le-'"
ami ch.r.ne ..nc r n -r .n-e of their eft 'o
will It hi-l l at a c-un of iikru;ivy P. rw ", i' n
at N . u.1 llmmnn.l St.. 1lit.arjcn. in iU
Irtrt, io Hie :Ki .iat of July. . i. lTs.at tu
o cl.n-x. P. at Ilie eire s iit .-.an ...
oneol il.e liaiKcw in Uankru,.-. y ot mid In
tnt Jiirt.si ini.i.
ji-1'.i'Jt I'. S. M.iri-lul l'-r s.iid l-..-irl-
' " '
I
i
i
TOT ICE
v kSTi-Rti I.Vr.vi itu T trr Flnh a. r..v : i
At Somerset the lvh ilny ol Jtt:ie. A. 1' 1" . j
ine annerri.Tiir'i n.-.reo. n " -
i,.i......i l .ii. "t sm iituii.'tf
- i,,,,j ;
Poan-lvani.t. wltliln eaU liri.n, baa
a.tt.lie.ra Hinkrupt on bi en pi tit! t'.v tbe
Pislnct Court if l Ii.-tri.-:.
!..(.-. C''L!:"i:n.
Ju-X t, 'TS. A.-sixiK-e.
..nier.-ei, iu uw omm. ... nuw - - . .
IN JIKK Tfl THF SIH
111 llUUIIbVV IW to
Io yon wiinf I.i porby tiie -.yiUrm ?
Iki yuu ant U. iri-l rid ol I'ili ujne. .'
Iki you mailt fniiutliinu I" nirenKile-n yuu '
li.i "yuu want a a'id ai'ietitc?
Im you want to nut rut ai nervcafiie.v?
tlo you want ir.io-l .lle-.-li-.li :
Itayou want to leep well."
iioj.ja want teliuil-l up yuur -I't-.-tiiui :.-u
lior.iu wanl ahrisk and vla'-rou. ii-elie..'
1 1 yoa Ue,
TAKE
SIMM01S'
itK(aji,A:nji;.,
eJ.Il.ZllJlaN ttCO.,
sjole pri'i.'s Sio-.mvn' Livr I.'eifn'aier. I'hi'-i.
wvl TIIE AVOUIIE
fMamm"?.:.
V. - XZ.'??. - -i..l
j f -' .Mcn-ury -r ar.i !
13 .jfi'J'S inmrioii' uimeril -ii.-!
- Mnr.ee. b". l'l Kt
.-jly-J ra--- tY VK'il.TAHI.l-:,
t-fcayiafc --r t 'ai-..l.t-.iniliicth(i- Sou: il I
4ia4viiLjwl.lrh an A!l-W,j
fa ("inntrifr! ni.ero fj.-f-r IL-e:ise n.ot 're;iU. i
I r WIL! ( I BK A!.L !rSKASM r rSKI IIT l'--R iK- ,
MEN T P Till- LtVKH. ,SO ltiW'-iJ4. KOUI.iU j
TIIK LlVtU ASD riltttVKST !
chills am ri:n:i:.
MTIUONV I.M ER ECtlLVTOK
f
Ii eminf n'ly ?. YauiHy 'Slfl't liie: 3:il by Nrin- j
ki nt ms v fi'tr t n r-i i.i ' ia-fi rf 4 ,rr t ! ' iJ-a ir. t.v
an hctiroi nr.iieriujc nl m .nr a ti-.lar in j
an-! il'-?U.r-" hiils. ' !
AHf rver fr Year tr-:! it irwi.iM the j
mift unjunlt.'ic-i eTtim'ni t its virUi-M ir-m i
jKr' -n '.f tilt- ? . i ir j. I'h-.rvter ani r. -f-ttif
ty. Kmiiitnt I b?i' in cmini7r.l i'. j-5 trV: i ; vt
KFFECTCAL SPECIFIC
i r niysTiPATii s, iik!aci:k. ris
IV ThK MiorMiKltS. MZZIM.VS. S. M li
sro.MACh. DAI) TAME I' THK .".H'l.TH.
BlI.I'iIS ATTA'KS, PA F.P1 TATH i" lif
THK HK:;r IAIN IV 1!IK U f i i U I.V I IF
THK KIIi.VKYS. l.fSl'l-X'liKVi; V. lil.'SeM
AMI rlii.'KBtitHN' UK Hit, A Li, K
WHICH ,tl;i, Tiit (jlfSPUI.Nii OK A IiS
k i:ii i.ivt;:.
C O.' JX CIULhilKX.
KT chiMrtn in'.-Iaiitinit t
ci l' ht nilnj. 'i; 'r 9ir k rfiTr..-h.
a .a;.'ii.:il or tm-re wi.i ive
r .cf. ::Alrn. wwciia-' a iuiii
..t t'Tnotimcff too mucufuii r --r
v::i 8.-np'hir.tf wrii'-ii J'.-v.i rviT
liifet c)i ofwlu-'iriif -:ur piorn
a.h. li'ar'.ium. or rv"iIerff.f-.-.: a
u'--i i IJvr li'j-.UiuT
wiil tiive relief. Thu ipMH t
jrT.rw of aire. It U tbe h np-t-"t
purest an l iH-t Family 3'.-i-U
ttiti in ibc worl i !
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Thonan In 1
..! nii.-en!.le live?. cuf- ritz fr'-ro
n!erl t'.njrt. aivi liver. Plnv I
lnir rui.tonfj. hearrburD.ro-tivfire.-f. neaaaeo.
irr?aruijr aijitit, i -w iiirit rai-irn f.--! aftt-r
at:nu-. ami .itn en-timc ia htla! attn. k of t vr-r.
Tiu-y kirfw tlitf are ?ii i,. yet itet litilij -yn .pi: by.
The unf.iiiinx r'iMi prvnt thi a:Mi'ti"n
a uti rtitre htalth is Si stilus Lvix Kr-t lator.
3f A 3 TJFA'Tl'KKD OXLT BT
l. H. ZEILIN &CO.f
Price i-I.O.
Juno Iii
Se!d fay a.l Of-'st:.
ho CONSUMERS
I OF
- Thcin-at r!tTitrorirTI X TAG TOB.tr- j
i l ha crin-i-f-i many iniitu:- n tiier.-i i t-r j
pl-i?.-iia th market, w HM-rI ciu'i n alii
C'iifwers akaint fureliair!x ?u-h imrati-.n. j
5 Ail tie-a.er hnyintr or PtoUr.jr other pin- t-'lfl
: w t-ann a barxi r mctaiic i.'- ic. nsn't?r tinrin-
liarle to lle jnaic y t;te Ivivr. an-1 u.i ;
fsjperms Tk.Iatmif oar tnt'ieiuarkar pariiriuok !
hT hue ami impri-w.rtn'-nt i
8r E AITOr (OM.KTS Al TI S7 !
Ihe ir-muii OUil,l.kU in T- lo
s BAtl'O a aeii.-tjnijUir(,M ills T
a'-uwli Inmp with the wr l i.OK 1 1. 1, A K l '
stamp'! tf:-rer.n.
5 fn-tr T.OH tons bf :.l-a-cuM In IhTT, mmrt
i; nearly Z.IMM tti uiplTl in f tN i.rn.
Tax- pAii tiM "Uuverntcen in IS77 a -'Ul j
-l, .",, n J fiarir. tho pa; - yea,
-ef HiO, 000,f4lf. I
tceia 4Ait iy au j,hier a. uiiauii'-turr-irate.
P Jrlarcii4
ll'DLICSALE.
Ut Tlrtn" of an.l ir lT lne.l not .t ;h I 'nrt nf
Common liea.. In an-l fc-r the '-.untr ol S-.mraet
thean-Ieniitn-.l A:irnee t.1 .I.ifej.h Lin-iK of
Sluo.roreek Twp.. eeunir al.eai I an.l State ot
FeniiJjlranio, wi.l Kii at i;u-1k- silem tne jirein
Ues of Afisrnur. on
lriInj,Jabj 12, 178
at 1 'cl-k r. m. the to'.lowlnz .Irv-ri'ie-l real
ceia-.e ii :
A eeruia traet of UaJ .itoate in S: .r.rrek
Twp..S-xnretl..Pa ,a.l;.uniniTlan'lf Kihrim
l;..n. Jao.ti Kiii-.oieL J-.an li-ijer. lienry Siail.
an-l others, eimtalnin aer-rs ti..re or 14 ail
ailuwanee. of bi'-h u.ere are a'-oat 4-) '-iear aa.l
1.- aref in mea-iow. with a two ---irj b Ix-u.-e an.l
tuuik liarn there-'-n ere,-te.. Tni farm I- well
water.! ami in every re)iee! a il-slrit-le home.
TtKMS. Ten jrttr .-ent of liie i ur :ia-e ne-Dey
i tut .ai I on iIht ui a!e : one-thirl in'lu.llnst ih
i ten ier eent. on rofitlrmation ot ie an.1 .leiivcrv
ol .ieeil : .me-ttiir.l in -ix nit.nl.ii. ar.. iie-thirl ia
i one rear Ir ra tl.e dite ol Hie or ler f rale. (Tii:
TOBACCO
5 f 'ii ol April ISTs.i with inlereiiL on u.-ierr.!
H-nta.
IllXltl. KIMMI.L.
Jane IS auiitM of J.. i. I.in i.'.
JECEIi'TS
. Anl expeBt'.Uurr- of M.it-ir.! s h.
S-imrreel e-.autj, Fa. . lor the e;.r e-i
liT.
naeKim.
I l-ji-t.
.li't .llini; X
Oro araonct ol tax duplicate f i.l
.nrj-e
I For l-uii.iii:ie puriHie.
, . -a uo
i
' l-VK. i
I Ie-lo-.A exonerati-.n. i!ea--i'-:et A errors 1: 1
i
' T-al tax rf eit.t
j l'a?ft fr-m ttftni-r Trea -urer. .
Sale of oi t tmii.!inic-i....
! Sate aj-pr- priitu n
. i'4 4
.' mi
. .! So
uritiiiTiuii.
1 Teacher .itari ..... ft fwj t9
New iebooi buil-tirz.. i:.i J
Foel e; 14
k- Interen on orilera Zi
- Farniture an-l apparatui aid w
- Kepam .i.un
" Salary f Secretary 1 ,"'i
Saiarr of Ireaorer an-l (-oliein-yr. .. 1-4
Miscellaneous expense wtci-
Baianee Jne TreaTier 2.4 vT
r--'J v.
Attet: J'iSATKAX KIl'iAI-s.
t. V. M1I.LLU, See. Preiueal.
W. th .nJerfirne-I Atkliutr M M'lf -rl Twp.,
S..mer-el Co.. Pa.. haTirx earelaily exaicine.1 the
ainrre acecaou of the Tranarer, ail thesa eorrvvt
to the Lest vl oar ka..wle.ti:e ati'i beli?'.
JI4.MKI. UK KEY.
'. H. WALTKK.
PETi: HtLU
Jwnel2 AL:er.
S25C0:
it lit. A.3'- !ii.44-
045
ox int. i. V. Oajaord a Ux, ir, ,,..,
XE WAD YER TISEMEX TS.
CFTTLFMEXT
r ml,t .V wil .!. tsU. '
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Pit.
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twiin-e du.- t M
14
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i aim out A .'itpt.'-Vc
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t4 -l!
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T- .iui uiil ol tu;!L- us
lini hut due
P.:.
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fti'rv.
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We t lie un.U-r-Itrne-t Aa.
-erti.v tl.e at.v-iiriiirnl ! rorr"-
;i Ki SK V. I.U iri'v.
.1 EKK.M I A tl rv M II. I.Kit.
. I 1'HKl.llA.N STUI.SO.
Au uur-.
Ali A d S. MIIXKi:. t'l-rk.
TT.l.J.T 111 a.-.- uiit of -l:'-'t tax. ll-Tn-un
sulil l'reirtiriT, lor '.tie cur cu lii.ff Juno 1 IsT.
' lot.
I- aninunt 1.1 dupllrale 44
Suite ai in..ri.-!li.ii Tu 4"
ilaUtico lr.jia Ut seiilcun-ut M ftl
(.R
!v jinfirt f .r!-f
- . 7 -
Itv am-i'ir-t .f .ir-I'M '-
JUi in clue ti.nOii!i
lia'riii.'c .Ine towu'liip. . .
i; m lie ; k i l.icii r .
JKIit.Ml Ml .lfl.l.i-.i:.
CUIUS I l.V.H S1KK.MI:
All AM S .Mil.LMt. Cli-rk.
Juiiel'i Aoiiti r
C
uuirouATioN None::
MoMiAY 1 V liT V
Xuiirn to lifrby Ktv:ti Ihfttt in a "v rM..nt ' w il h
a ri-"ir-l'n ol the r-r I t I'ir- tr-t -i t h. S.!i--hue
Koail 'ciiip-tuv, a m--ftirii I i tt - .If-
nt.it'rn it fftM iMQ,,',: will tt- ln-i i t it oiiif"
in cyt-T-luio, Somerset d-mry ':. . i "iji Li
ot Julv, IsT. bc't'-r, (hr L.ur li ' .
M. nn.l t uVk.-ic y M of mhI ! -y i r li e Oi"-?f
. i Ii .Mill an i-I''ti--D t.M!' :-rtii.m writL'-r - il l
c'iiij':iriy ill iu.kf uii I !' a nif mir' n
t it5 fet-i an i tr.tn-h;.-r- fur lit mr.i . nt-. i.uu-tr.l
J an-i titty ihf 'inl irl).tr to -t.-. tf.t. .iM'. iiit
; hon-if t I? i?-Juel aa l ti Uks yi.u-t i
: cxic in iur')tKP.'ii i he -iil r-nA ;m-l tr;iri'-iii;
loT tne slime utii !n "h ! tf cine-. I
i JOHN ii. J.U"Kn.,.
j 7iX.i 2. !-". rvl irv.
0:
aij rn.iney i'iak' lal-r :tt W' rk f. r u.i tlinn a
ii n tiling ".ijii-aJ n--t n-ouif-'i : wo wil
ftart vou. "jijil y-r !y i ht:i;e wt' hy the
hiitUfii 'im. Mi a wom-n. hviii xlns wjnt-
e-1 evfrvwliere ti mr tr us. .Vow i the
time. 4'fvly uulhl cn.l (eriia.s tree. A-l'rc.
Tki k -.k. (' , Auit.!l.i, aiiic.
3iur-h 7
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STATEMENT
"I tli Sopsrsl-
. To!'.
h jcarcm h.-u Apt
I ih 1
o li.i
iKli-ii.-,'.
A!Ii:'UT.t
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town.-lilp, cer.iry ilm: the ;i,v.?
su;n r'. l.-'.rn have ln-.-nl.y in r-v:
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t-r -if Xj'-k T-ipn. Ni:!. ;
ti i, ari-l W. H Sarin- r.
A D'i ' t wif. i: ii I v 1 -Ts, t,n j'it.'n
're-T" W. K- Siiri!l. n'hl. the r-.iiff a-
x.int J.ii.n K. fc.t, tt-. Au .i r u li.-irii.i.;.-;ii
fu:il t- anJ ain-jcv l'-.u'.'v ci. T if i -1
thereto.
hja.faic! fr-n& th?ref.-r! v-r.ir.--l Vh of M;v i "-.
J. J. Ktttr.K,
Froti;-n'tary.
1 wUI a:tc& 1 to ti. '.vi- -t ih itV.v int-
mrn:, ai ipv oir.e in : n i; p -uifn of -.rj.'r-t,
Tur
Jay, Jumr ii, l.?-. a1, n ' U-. . ji. I aii
any
May .1
A U..(ci
XECCTOUS' notice
.teof ii.-: -y Mtyr. W.e of I,,
w.t Turii-j
lull., iicea.eii
I,'fpr- ;'"!.irnn;;iry on fhea'-ve ri-it
h.i-
inir hn Krtntett to (he un !cr-ivfn-l r.y th ,.r--f-er
aurhtriiv. irti- i. hfr"ijf tetvr-u t a'.l rit.n
ili'terlrJ to Ai-l est.r t ir.; iinrDe-.i-tte pay
j meat an l t.' LaTfnx el:.:iu-' .i:.-r: tn- 4.i!i.e
j to pre--. it tbem, tiuly uth-n':-.ttt-.i. ( -r -eci'.-!
tTitui, to u.e u:. rri- ai t: U c r'-;!n.-- (
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RfTH ANN KUJI. r MhYt.K.
A .iiii(.i'r;rr!.T.
Novii i.u. r.
w . i ' hi 1 Ii
May t--u:'.r.
1 1 you ar a nun ol hii-ine. woaJiCiit'-l i y Hie
UMaot y-ur tJ-j;ijs. avoid :ituulani4?i uul uk
HOP BITTERS.
If y-o area m in of lt!er. t'.iiir, over y ur m -f.
n:hl work, to re?;;re lra.inaj.: nerve w,t-;e. !.,
HOP BITTERS.
M.r T'ia are y.tif:r. an! wr.'-r
rreTi-n or x.Mipa;:
r lr-ra any
n. taj
i HOP BITTERS.
y -n are marrfl tr inifr!e. oi I or y-inu.
104 from poor h -lt tt r i.vDxi.iii:;
a t-etJ vi "ickiK-'i, ike
HOP BITTERS.
i e; yoa are. wherevt-T y 'ti ar-, wiie:i v -r y
i that y-nr pyftia ne-in e'tran..nit. tonio.
or iauiaUtit.', without tn'uitt aUwi. take
HOP BITTERS.
re you tf -, ftia. k--ny or 1 itryrn n a,
;Ki-e (it l.'.e ftomT' b-tv't. f'n;ct. ! i r. -.
nrrrri Ycuwiil N; rnre-1 if y u ta-i
HOP BITTERS.
ll V'-a are iriplT ai!;nr. are w-ic nn-1 ' it
iteJ. try it ! iii. it. luM-i. api.i ir.
V.-or -lmi-i k-e it.
HOP BITTERS.
It may tare your Uiv. H h.w ae.A biiKlrelf"
n.MI.VISTIiATOr.'.S NOTICE.
LiAie of Gecrza Ba nv-l. late ul Jenner Twp.,
Ie-aeti.
Itter of 'IinfntTrnrj'fl mi thj aVrrt fate
bavina en granted i the aoierirTit. r.ti-e 1
herely ifivo lotn-rpe iii.!e.ie'l to it u nuii imm
.ilaie payment. an! thv navlnv elaims ar unit it
Ut preat the in duly au:hi:ti-mi-l U,r teLrifrtneat
00 Satuniay. July 1.1. Kit It lat r -. icne
01 Je-eje'l in .aui t'"hip.
H K.N ii Y V. BA KN F T.
tiJtil-ih K. BAKVKT.
June A lm:nirr..:- r.
fr.e llor' :-.wer ' rri It. : h U'e,:.- p. r-i
toiK-.nv ant! 4 'Ir-alar si Atill - - Pri -!'io .
l.f Dill H inUM lloul'l; &ur.a..-e Mjmril I
and Mal. hinz Mfi-hine Fnte -i
1 oe r-ower Tainier s:ni!e Sarf.i-e Planing
an-l Iati-h:r. Ataeliir.e Pru-e ' '
lmeJi-Hore-piiW'r-'at..e,ir?Kni.nepiie...:
Hik H .r TSf viiiiir. t.:.ti Inr. h-i
Ala l-t"f l.nytn'-. H-li-r-. W .rkr.r ;
At-hinerr. PaiiUn seal il,,. Sen4 f..r Ki
it.
A.l.r'
W. W. At-
K Al'i k MiV.
I ttlnVrlali-l. M 1.
June i
WALL
P A BPDIi
urn I
III III!
Sfirlng- Swk Imz'tiv: Pa(-r fr,m tr a;,: AU
the Ke rtyle 4 lvi. I'r-ira an.l Iri-ie..
Papers ol erery aTJ-'. !ean. .(uaiitT. ac lower
priee than ena t f.il In I;m rtty. Sample
Sereeo newly paprr.l With la-el prl. pa-f.
A &ne .It-play of ?.w 1..J4 ! every r--tn a
bi.-iwe e.iiiii.
New
Pars:
Si
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Bet. :h an.l 7
MarhSJ
V.i 5mi'bnvt.J Street
AiTTfSr wVtH.
HEALTH ABB HAPPINESS.;
Health an.1 Hapfinew ar prke'.emt Walta to
their poe-or. a-l yet ii,y are wu.-iia tbe -
rea--a ol erery oce vltto will ae -
WniGIirSLUKRPILLS.
,
ine-mii "ure 1.1 e. I -.rpn urer. Ilvp-.lia.
Heauaebe, Soar SVrty, erh. CHiti-,tio ,, "liei-t.ltT.
oa.-e. acl all hill -ua e.Mnpia,et as I M;.-i
'ii-ieri. yi-m9 a-aaine aniens Bine.1 --HOb.
Wrixbt, Phila. ' tf y-r draty1t ant rapl
ply atm.l St eenU for i lo Hr.rrii-a L.Jl
! -' jw " X. 4111 Sr. P.-.-.l-i.
Feb.
H(KlflTi.nr(,l! town. sU fmt(:t frf-e
lNor.-k. Keller. It v a want a twin
I wnt-h prt ( ei'-her ex eaa TAtake
rreat py all n,e unj t!iT w-.rL. write (r
rartVrmiars u K. Haitrrr -a i.'o.. J'T-iarvJ,
riaine.
i -VA W AD YER TIS EM EX
VSS MNKrsStl.K.
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; liv viroit .4 an . r.i'-r t--i.-l ...il ..i t.'.e ; .nrt i.l
I ' -Mrn'i l'l!M ..I S .fevr -t 1 '"nn: y Pa. t'iice
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mmiiu-ti i.i: ii.ui r..i- -.. i ( i. ur - i w-.rksi- r.-ii
iii:..-:. 1 '..-r. i.. i.-i.n ire- i.t :i at i-oiii-nf
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S.SIfJNEES' SALE.
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on ni'ion -t W. H. K-nt. K' . the -w
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