i l - ""'0;? i Hxt.J ) ir.,,, ? 1 ti,;: . I 1 fult. . I- '!t t. t'T-. in: I ii.. i I I srl.i. I" .! I T.l an K ti ; a. IT ! ha". wi .1 . .1:. r I 11 r,r t:i 4 - i 1 ' -..1.. It. r '" cr i S-Ali lli- llr e 'I.-l c III, ' e. i.i'c ; s 1 Si T. i s '1 u i- I ihe Somerset Herald ' i;Fo. R. HtU Editor. ;t. IJi uvi.I Tablet. , .)il.in-, cheap and of the latest JI. r.K-y's. 4 C'.V si: 1 r iar-e invoice o: iio-.iungjuii, ie- 1 mm jit SI-hh r'..-a-.iin. I V.NTf i'. 1'oTatoes aitdw'Mil in exchange f r is r er.-h. at liohierhatitn's. !.c,Vv !-.:; the i her.i-t and largest Iir.e sYraVand felt huts in Somcr-et. , I 1 1: in, viioorixtJ ouui and l.roa i:.;us iiut:;v.;Uu-lvreiitve.ll-yMdh!s-'u'- I .7 It tMivdert t fv. m-'1 the clu-ajt hatt - j.l t,:v.ll. The n..!.bie-t s-tii;-. nek ear, linen euir 1 e. -liars are r.t H.-t:!eyV. 1 r.raV a l'ha. 1!. VUh-1 II l.i.lLi' ur ' ttV ;' ..kM'Tc. .... , iii.ii !i-u!d U-' the llK!:t: l-Vame I:iy cl.K-ks ;,t ft 1 wril".- for jl. ( :-.!l Kiii-: Vt-t ree, iv.-i it l.KSS Nl'iMT.-. ma.! ;,-rnii!e eo'.li. .-Iiiloh' ;'. ,r you. m'.-ra' le j.-re is iie A ii iL-i-ortiULnt oi' lit-1 f: itt-, laee rr,a:u, etc.. ;::t li.iWerhaun.N. ,,ve, nci . iveu at '.r.-1;,, -s tiit-u yhoiihl -rl In ir Mill md .;ti r 'i-aiis put ::p i1' pai-kct.-I'.e very hand. -oim ai tld-i.I.i V.c I 1 1111 1 !): V !...iioi: .. oil e!-ihs ti or : s ii. ' TilAT i;iy e 1 - -' . i 1 :: w;.: I- ;t.i' KIS'ti (ol'iill cm - '- ' red hv !"hiioh' ure. Wfttmr-il' :e lo.'rC'iu: lloi.ni-.un, M 1. ..iv.inta'.-e to . .11 and ' 1 .'e O; Willi illl'l V LIOUH , vi n: in that line. 1 i-w.-et I nie,ly. j ! ATA!:i:lI t'T'r.Kl. hen'.tli uie; ,iii si-i-ur. -l by Sbiloh'-. latanh i. -.. .V. (!-:::- Na.-ai I;ij- !or in-e. w ;'..i. ,'T r-'l Ti i-.i: with Iysp,p-iaat.d ; .1. .1- il.dlze! ;oa. of hide V fh-.es rut .m. i and !' ;t- ,,.. ris e. ve-l at ft: su.-ar, ni.'i ali kin is ''f cou:: ;;.'ll ill exchange for i.'oo '.s at 1 1 i " -; 1 1 a;.-! oiis'imptioi) L-'iar.-iiin-e. It cures f Wai, War.-. 1,-s, 1 1 r br-'U rht in S..m. ie c-.iun- j r liovii i Miner suit or anyth b sure to call at Ti..-. luve g-'t "ct.i ,,. I, ' I. Vh j wav - c-.ir, lit,.' ,,t" rasbnicr.-s. : . . m. .. ci 1 -. i p.-7 am. i 1. .r. to s at Hol.ier- , t music. s. :,in .- at ." cents tioii. lull siz.'. and n.-uaiiy cuts, Hi 1 "ha :i. v .,', ' j U-t er t - la-- r'tatioiu v at 1.1. j ... 1 ei. .'..;. Ut '.'.' ill ibis kill'. , :!;,- 1 1 11:-. he ti.iiu- ! ..in."' imn. ii. heat. ai.r- for :i- or in ' X- , .I' our lit.e .f tr.n' i s i: A i'.KOai-. I'!'.. 1 o',.r l.i.viis and : and s-v t : r et before J.V..Sxvi'i:r..v o. rlting frotr. the south " -:.iigb oti ltlieuma, -ai sutteriu- .f iLai :.ai hid:.-". vita: m::: is whu Voll : I.h.-m of Appetite 1'iice I1' ' aud v-'s'. gauze un , r-. ac.'l s'l-pr-nders s hi-, h are v.tv cheap. ' . a i.-:.. i'. .. w i V.trcv:.. rc 'pen J u'y . !'- nn'a. ( :-i. i--sj. l.V. U". I . pvOH'tp ' - -s"y- ' .'. r a, i t .'ii... S ..v.:' -h- 1. V. "l.k-l i ' 1.-. '. . .. i. rmduates of Slate or- I Nickel Cl.s ks. Weight ,k.. Cab r.1.:.--. Mar.tle ft-, ks. Mlnek Walnut ' ... it- er..;t var.cty. at : l'c it ft-i.V- We w i-h "'" I-repar.-.! to furrr-ii , .iici.il pia-ier and -'-. : .We lot t . at priiii l.-s- --a! freight aided i -e it :( a! column ' ! ".k-.K .t Ml.UUTS. . .-".ate of Mat bias ' 1" I r- ..-----s -.-? S it - 'i-i m "T'.rS-r-: e t --r J,:i.MsnAv J.n. . :te ..f tov. s-iiip. ihsias- agi: ,ies just b.)vi.iiJ. Toe Cuuu.tr- Set ita a i,. ,"i continued until Tn-iay of : hankering for the "rl.-.sh p ts" of tlie uv.t. .-- - -. r- ;i v.t. i.t tin- .-.urt boils.', mi-; -itied. The next -tep w dl he in that direc i at i.rivate sa s.kii. Perrons : 1 1"! &-errt; .-. - ! ' uv will - a': tip -1! Ja.iib Ned' or! . " - - J ..:i .11 - .ll-ef-: .. i a. -r ""V't.-V " P'i ,c your i" r Mi'.gi.iei.i w ueu e- t merit i .,a.s-u iK-s. .re you. - ;.-,. .ie or v. i.r kidnevs ntid ii v liv- i .'.-t.-t. iVhiy lot g, r : p;,nre a : S'.v.st'.sh Miti'-rs-, the irful'.il le rem- v. ..: do nore h-r you than we can i ct it. S. e advertise'!-nt ;;:: 1 t-ti-j The aauitors of one of the towi..-h!p in in n.i p.i!"-r. i Huntingdon cniir.ty have got into fr-"ib'.. -.-..oi-. .i ihe ,-t. .M. n - bang,"- in the . for jailing to publish the at-i.ual r-j.rt oi" .'.r.. , . t i.:,J. in this ( li- the receipt ninl e.'.p.-'i.iititres ,.f -;.l ;.; n. .. i.ln. s-t w:-.-;.' !,-t-i ke :i fr.s. ;ship. and their ex e-rlem e ought to be a ..: is at.r. ...;:V,,: ;,ut a .-oti j t ue ; warning io the many t...wr.siipaiid Ivr-.mgii 1 i-i'B tt'. ',ig. i.k le K il-oj;, j.;;ix:r 1-ntiJitors in this county w 'no have trl in ' -t a::y -crioi.s ii - lit from a 1 the wtuC path frohi time -Ihi-ct ihiiiieino ' s ..; .....,......,.. i.. ir,-.... !!! I- :. -..sr -fr-'ie -.r nave the ja indt- i , sick hea-i-r ' :i . trv Pi.xt. r' Matidrake 1 11- of ;.::irt..rs. ! We oiTer at cur j ersc st.vi ,,in , j y. ss.t? i rv i" ,1.1-1:1.-t-ii- k S.: i.- to !--- s.-irri : . V.,"t. I.i"....T L..-.j-,, ,., -..:.,:..-. I..,.-.' :'i ;. i :. .ti ii-net, i . ::.. r ban), i. - i ",. ... t, '".'.i ty gti: miilenl. i Jt::i 1.C3 .' :tTs. 't is r. .-trat'go thing. nd ., tshichi, .rics, but rArl;. !,i it -it- rh-it J V. Snr-I.r A r i lunp a pa'-r oi runaway not-cs m irom oi , . .t, inai j. i: nnyo.r.v c. .,.,' But, r . at..! "ii t! .m hi lower --,., ,1 . M .ih rf.n..ir. :,rB. TherareconLw. ..e.;. .,.. r,.,iTi.. . ,.---,.: ... . '-.s , .v.i-i pu.r new p so that I .' - . , , ... . . ruevr s:v i.-s are anvays tte latc-t an.i their - up to tne times Aiic of :r i-s-le-v w ho r.v-1 tni eai I '-''i" n. rs glttJ to iea-n that the 1 t"'r.,rt k ever bn.iiel l to Somerset county j ju-t t, ji r.sesved bv C. N. JJ..V.L He iiia-.es a sjs ;4!ty ,.f thr-e p-.kkIs and eruar ; '-'- fa- :ion. Pri.. are within the r.a.h of all. Also, a i.iit- stock cf Iadi.V and gt nt's shoulder bra.-.-!. Do not fail to s-e tiieai. Tlie primary is over and tin1 politic! p-st ub-ides, " Tne festive little iiios-.uit-ics arr.an.mnd ! ! pre-cntin; their "little bills, j I "he fuin-oundin:: country prc-ctits Haa-! ! 1 1 f -1 appc.-nim-e at prtVnt. j ihe vote liithl. a-: al she primary nummy j It has been ijuite tram dtirinir the pa-i I wet, un.l even rheumatics have thed their fi itinels. Pennsylvania rvhtr-l teachers will a-fem-lie in Mate convention on the 5th prox. at V-iftsville. Wayne V l!crkebile's sim at their furr.i urc wareroi.tns on Mai" street is uni.pic, to -ay the least of i:. Editor Swank, of the Juhnstown Triimnr, has been reappointed "-ostmaster at that place. There it nothing like sticking M a . itood ntma.-ter when you have ouc. I; isn't the lieefsScak which ie !! look j at when liiey poir.ni it. 1 lie wca isto imnnii i ! the neif-lilxirs that tbey have made a raie j ! '" "reaikiaM. A pineli of cayenne or, red p-ppcr sprin kled over the eip'M'd ar of eah'na.ie plant." i- !aid to he Mire death t i the eahhago worm". I.),) many small hoys run o"ir streets after niuhtfall, picking u; 1-ud laiis'ine and Jvii ioiH hahits from tb.e who are older in ; sin. Mouan, 'o'.'oorn. Hoover, ami Mayniaa lniike a gicnl couiity ticket, an-1 one that will eom-.narid the v.-ii! p,.od old i:i:i;ority j in the fail. j The Warm weather of the pa.-t week has J Kt-ii vei v benelicial to the M'.vii:-1 nips, i i which are jrotnis:.Urf. The wariutK tai :r- ' (inilariy iicfal in ee of the Corn. J Koiir.h of Jiiiv or no Ioiirth of July, the hoys will have their tire -cracker and lii,,- !thi 1 : o ,',! t,. the I.K,ze. It ,.k.s :1- i i , . -il.aii il,..ir 1 l'a'.hers 1:1. i i le-v. A. J- 'rothet ami daiij-hti ;s, M i:;.t;t'a-ne and Amanda, of Milton, l'., re!a- i lives of Mr. II. '. M.t-rhs. are vi-itinL- at his They ex!, s t.ielt!M-.e- ,.-.i.-ed with Somer.-ct. I i lie peopi 1 itv proposi' to celebrate t::e I lVninli" in a riht royal numner. i-.-.i;., They ar - I nmUini! exte:i-ive prop! It a I day. In niauv phi;'--' in '-: roiinty the a;-) p'.e trees failed t put f .-'. ti ie.ive an 1 iiave MIiee died. The trouble i suppos.-d to be : tin- result of the prolonged dro i'-i ',;.-; '."m- : ::i-r. 1 luring tlie pa-t leek a number of -ur.i- I . ,' .... . .,. ... :.r visitors put. In a f. ' weeks ;a b.,arding h-ii'.s"S -re our various ti. will be t:led to tlie 1 most capacity. Jacob I., i'l li'lidiiuc, o rd.Ip, raised a barn la-st we. s-'ui.:. r- t town .io.vllil ;,' t. J - s i.ti Aunian .t Mrc iit were the builder. lTi:i be one of the be-t When completed it v barns in tlie twi;ship The good people of New liallilii .re will celebrate the Fourth ly holding a l u-set l'ic-nic in the beautiful grove near the town. They invite the general public, to ) wit'i thi ::i in having a day of pleasure and m- r- ry-in:iMiig. The vcrdur -clad hilis siirruUndii g ti:e toWn now t,res.iits a ni-ist K-autir.d and most charming appearance. The var.lng gr.vli of tlie thick foliage, when the at- nuiM.hure is cl- ar. tiri-sei.ts a s.-ne wi.ic! - . 1 arusi can propeny u.-om on .iiiv:' j Kvervbily is busy at thi s.-as .u ' yenr. and as a result ti.e local nev.s . er rinds 1 onr-iderabie ditticnlty itiiill: if the .!.,. 1. l. n.er with nurciv local matter. To get ail .1. .. i u l i.'.v- l !,.. distance -f the p.it. r's friend-."" ' ' ' f .,ke pri-le in our t.. n. !'o nil v.-n . an to add to it- hci-ity. ei. rpri ' ity. As ihe condition of the the character of the farmer. - pr..-ir rpi ilniica-.c (!'- the ap- pearance if a town sj;k tn.-s-- of its hihnh I Lie taut-. .vi -n lie I A visit to Merlin last week shon (-1 us a ilarg- imttd'cr of g.f 1 and substant:;;! it:. '. proemetitf that have hi en made in ye an cient town this summer. In-Ii-.il Mi rlin s, --n.- to 1m" ery pr'srj r..u-. bu-ir.e-- is i B'k1 and building b..-ui''.t;g. "The laying of the o,: :;.-r stone of il.e therjtl chui.il at Hoovers', iile will e.: laid on the t"'n of Ju'.y. a- erroneously s ed Ly vour corr.'i'!etit at that pi. V.'h.-ii ihe arrangement- for that a'.h.ir completed. d:j.- te. '.:..', w;l: be given. .u- be J. N.I m: ii hi the first day nf June aVe t '-- s r.;.s T. l.-.-roiie. ti,..; g eutie- a lir.-t e'.a-s M..rr..i.e .V '.- I.avc -iot.e gathered on the farm "I 'i.-".rgi of Somerset t..v. ii.-'ilp. t asi- inan in raising ttie tinii-ers ! Inn, 1'xs-, iW. Mr. Jac S..IW Wert the luiiders. a: d l . lir-t clu-s jvb. As ii i customary witn all l ,1 tor- ties to I'libjisli Hie nan ft memli-Ts. ol ,),, ;r count.- r ommittii - an i I lie ..levers- da,(1 r,lTO- f.,n.i,h. for the :!ie pubiic, the names !' Mr. iliiu ,ll)Ult. thai are to c.ll a b-'Iters c ScptetuU r? bell, f.f ol cr s e. .in. n cntirrt; Fgg festival an- the latest. Fa, h lady brings an egg with in-r name w: itt.-n on il. These are d -..it-i ,ii a bask.-'., ai'd l:.,rc supper they are passed around J -a- h it.-iit.'eman takes o'ie. and the iady witosc i.me he -iraws is iiis j.artner for '.!: per. The M-.-ycr-lslo C. ui-rr.i ha. clean ov.-r into the iiidep. n.lciit !"' been floundering ar..i:::-i w th. dropp-M . It has edge" f .r a long time. lMnocratic l a-tur- jtishop JI. i.. JioiMP'g'.r wi.l remove the 4 . . UinA - blan - l. - ibio. in the i,....,..',!i..to f:i terp I l.ert is a l.at-er I 'ill., i.t.s-. There is a i-at-er pu!.;;.!.s-i -it A-h , . . ... . ,,; .".'.. . !-e t,-..i.r- s.iiitattsi wi:n tt.e ..tie ovvnc.i tv iii-ti-.o Holvllir. r. the r.e- paper takim: tt.e name ,-.:ie ovvnc.i tv iof tiie l'nrrrrirr Citri-ttnn. Mr. Pc h. of th- lirm -x" '.'yiM' .t , 1 Be.-k.-biU'. l.a is.-iii ls--ily enjagi d the , greater pft uf - ieak ",iv;: the. fumiture into ex-Shert.T i.i.,'i';.e,'; Jiey summer hotl. The fumiiuri' is ai! 1 1 jium, ; new oe-ign-, a;: :d wa- gresTir tdmir.d bv . ill w'no bad the pieaatire til" seeing it while being un jacked at tbe firm's v. ar-.-r-;!', on - Maiii strc.-t. Mr. Henry ',, " " . . . Jrt.-r-.ev, o; .'asiu-iiiotung , c - ' 1 , ,..r,i , , ... 1 ?. , . , i. - - ;- N-itjaittti on raiur..av an irvingio , " . , . , ., pair of runaway - lsstvr s tutej, e was inrowii vicenoyio " t"-"'i. a Ucavy roa.1 wagon jessing t . ! i ... a.. -m : ov. r I..S aru uul a-ir. iirB:s.r.K iiiem n:rr.u.y, ... , , . ,. , . aiol (iitliiitf s loni ii,s-ri rush in his hear!. . . . . i ii,. tsu..e.fi.i -,rfin-iiniii n.. irn.-r i -. n tbe first of Julv a new r-,stal Ti-g-vU-' tioa ric-i intoetfe t. Ail lette- plaae.1 in ; the iKfrtoiUce on which tbe full Jsrstaire Las ' not born naiJ will r-tninr.L and the rar- ties u. m ho,.. tl,-v .r.dir.s-t,sl..Ii.,i;til' by postal card that unon ,-avment of Ihe ' balance of the postage tiiey will be forward- j ed. HePctof..r) uiii lett. re were tent to the : dead letter office. j OFFICIAL RETURNS .OF THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD SATURDAY, JUNE 24. 1SS2, IMHTBICTS. A,Mlixa Allonhfny li:rliu L(,ir'-aL-h BpJtbeniTally , Ounrra.anzh f-ontfaeace Boronfeh , Klkllck , (inenTliie .lcflrson .lennertuwn B,rouh .terrier Ia rimer Ijimcr Tui kayfovt. McverJ,UIe fcorou;ti , Mi'Klweek Miltur-1 New ItAltimnre li,ruuifh.. New Ccntrevllle Norttuiiitpwa.... .......... faint , iuem&honiaK ;iJiflury buniuh , Sinile..." Ni'ajrt.'t IfcTouieb S,incrpet No. 1 Nouierpet No. S,ulhanili SiyDvcrcek SloyiituwD Eopjua. Suwiuit I'pper Turkcyluot. t riiia K-ruuuh W tilers burs liruuh..... ToUli.. , ------ - " " j A pavtyof lad:.-, me-.hers of the lisei- .K-s el.'ircn ci...-.r, v.m. wc..- n 2 . M:r.dav iiiornir,' atietidinircliun-li. zt bad- lc left on their !: inu'war.l journev. About three n.i'.' tb!-- s le of Mi rlin the front axle ; ()f ( j,,. carriage li,.ke. and the fair part y j w(.rt. 4,, inc ited to liisnioiuit and walk hack I u, :,.r!;n. 'J hey reached hotu-j via Barrett ; n, U-iekwo ! 011 Motnlav.. j Kr:i.i..ioi:.-Tiie second quarterly Uieft- !, ;;,;;,, will be held in the Weller church 1 c , ..,;.; ;;. Sav.ir.hiy eveiiin-.;. July 1st; communion seryi.es on un.iay loiiowing at !i a. 1:1. M. i.ibers of i':arterly confer : iiik ail! convene in church in Somerset Julv :it -' p. ni.. to transact the husinc-i1 of ouarn-rty confer. 'in e. 1 . :-.!. Jhivi:::. r. I- i'.'. A. Ui'.iMNotu:, i'. t Tbe ciista'de of rMmde wa- in SoiiuTset 1 on M lay .t ki:ig aid from the proper au i t).ri!i.s f..r the r.li-f ei Kliw Wishing, tl 1 v.rtli;; woman cliargeil wit 11 111.anuc1.1e. an iaec'i'ii:! of which we published last week. ' The w -man, seem-', is actually suffering ' f r the want of ThmI nn-l clothing. The 1 l.jsieian ill char.-e of the ea-e rej-.rt.s that : sh. is not improving, and it is not unlikely !::! sh " will bj ca'd,--! -n to a:i-wr at a logber court b- fore n.a le t-i face th.-" ci;ns ff tliis eomni-'U'.vcai'.li. Tl-e birdwa--' : .',vof Mr. A. M. lark, i of JJoov-Tsvill". :e' burglarinsl 0:1 Kri.lay ! ui.tl.t. T!i" thief gained admission by bor-lir-.galioleir.to ti.e d.n-r tlir-mgh wbieli to 'thPist a !eol bar, with which be hurst the bk fro-u its fa-enings. Among the arti - - les tak-'n were !: e seven or eight revol vers, two watch.-, and about twn dozen : iK'ket kniv.-. The I0.S.S i ulxmt c-"-". No :-,-r. ts have be.11 ma-le, but Mr. Clark is : pr, It . sure that he v. ii! Ik? able to capture the parp.-s before many moons sh;;ll wane. , ' i A return M the old plan of appn nticing : l.ovs to tra -.-s is beine advo. a'-sl. The t.nsts rv large city w ho ' aft : lor em ; lovillellt :l! 1 fail to ,'r. t it, for ' then-usot. that they caitm-t tru.hfnliy attirm ' tiiut tbey are educated cr especially fitt.sl for anv i-articuiar biisiin . consti: ute a ;i- leni argiiui. in in .. ...... Ihe apprentic-ship system we should have fi i r :', ;iora;it in.-, iiat'.ics and iricomi-etent bii-ine-sm. il. A tra il- is ball" a man's for tune. .'.ti c( iiango publishes the following wlic ii we eommi t'.l fo the attention of our render" : "A tihv-i; tan . alls atienti-iil to the daiigeiu eiisl 'tii of leaving lamps partly 'turn - .1 d.wi.. wl if ! y a oisoiious gi"s Is 1 generated 1" uhidi he has traced many I throat atld im.g di.s. as. In some cases he ', finds a sK.it lb-posh - n the mnroiis mem- brane. where -mil fold air is breathed. Fa ther extiicgui-li a lamp, or let the light burn MiiTieicnth- to prevent the acettmnlaiion of Mr. K. F. Ketr ha- just returned from I'hiiad.-lphi.i atid New York, and .issc.-s in,-t p-jsi'ivtly that the Soiiih" rennsylva .113 ll.iilroad is t-.bi .-bti'di. He says that the dobtcs that have liutig about it for sonic time l.n I.-!! reuiove-l, and that its pro-as-ioi-s are tr-.iu t-i hiiild imnii' iia'ely. He derives this information from hii bjuarters. Ashe is an attorney for the roa i l.e ougiit io know as much as unv one t-l-e aliout it Dr.' ,! I. Ol. The latest 'gKine to raise money at rc!i i ius fairs is p. wrap all the young ladhw in sheets and .- II t . in to the highest gcnl.e- man bidder. Ka. h y aT.-.dv at the auctiet ruii man who secures becomes her escort during the ruuain iiT of the evening, and ,'v wt; sc.-s till aj pic of his eye promenading around wiih his rival, while his pur- h-nc is thegir! he most dcU-sls, is in urvihiiig but a heave nly frame of mind and no doubt cmies the blissful ign.-ira-jcc of tiie iieatii"!:s who never heard ofr-dig- ioWs lot U'lie-. The .iiidc-s-i-'-esl mer- hunts and business men of .mcrsi't fc.-r.-itigJi, hereby agree to ,-t, their '.re ir h,iBi:ieait pla.. oji th-? till .Liv of July, A. 1--: Ceo. K. Pibkia, l II-u-Ei'.iii v A Sons, J. 15. S.wi-kr 'n., rccAsr A Ko"S!:e, II. Hi:::i.kY, J. F. I'LYSYr.R, Jous II. MiLLr.;-. t-oLOMON Vilb. A. W. K.EI-Pr2. Ai.vf::t;s"p I.itti -i- 'f he f.-ll-iwing ad-1 ,lp-s.sl letters i:i the p.-itolle-.., at i;,;'-r- j set. w ill be s, ut t . the Dead U-ttcr tltli., j WnsLirit-i'i. D. C. if not called forinlj. 'Abraham Anderson. Samuel A. Clsy. 1 Win. P. t ..k ('. V. Ciitrir I.t. !. K. li.i.'ties, i J. 'V. Ei.p!rv! Mrs. Louisa Calhmher. P.lair! P Kan" Christ liufpert. Jacob IU-niev. El- j ,, e- I" hs.v M- Missouri Johns, Joseph " -..I- 'f'ohert brtittf. S. A. Ia inoti. I (V- !.-t.-. A. H. P'-r-.er, Lavinia Pile, John u i-. . --..r.... W st.r, It. M s..nt! Tt. V C'lT.lv C" C.ertr-l Wo' vi'i-.m (ieor-c l W'hitclv A.C. Ilivi-. ! IWn-Oer i lie tarcful h-ut ur,stcti;. l..e t rat tVrvc heats of the summer are al -. tml 1 .lauger-.-is Usausethey catch us tin prepare!. ! During times of excitement in very hot I -father people arc apt to forget their dan- j 11 I . t ...;.. .....I..,,, ,..,..,.1 I, tt.a it J :o aim I.1U..H i-iv .(-v.. ,ii n-c-t heat of the sun. It is best to slacken i . un the hit-.. of ler-ine-, i-art-etilarlv lie-1 " . ., . ! twi-rn two and live o cenk, and to avoid in- - -. ......, ... , ... . U:lI IUiL'S lit- W4 rtar Jt'A. i-TV . a-tM . - js en lo-icd. Drink what ice water 1 von want, oulv do not take much at a time. - ... :..,(;,. w..,.. . 1:.. ...i rnif.ii.:.. s.j v. - . ...t-.i.o .,. ketp up Ihe trspirati.rtj. lrge ilraiiibts i are Lowever. darn: rrot:. The main thini: i is to avoid oVeruik and fret. Thk IIioDEsT Ras. Made &V70 1 - ra.s, and adaMed to Ute need, o , fotdeiriii; and tailing hair, Parker Hair Sal-1 yam jai lAken hhat 4 reliable Lsur restorative. P. H. D.! J'r Co. A8SXVBI.T. ? il 3 01 I! "3 60' is: KM I M 6 31 Ti, Vli &; 4S IS S3 M 1' I IS 10' ?! 3 is ; 4 eu 1! os 4 : Vi 41 Jll 54 134' i 4J sail i( !-V 30 8 1' 14' U, V 74' ri lo .....I. ioi 44 H. V. 41: li;; ..:ai. u 13 4 & 6 1; B8: 17 67 ia- 1, IV M; 4a; 4 149, 6 la i, 1! m: 13; ): 40 i;ft; 4 14 4:, i' 113 131 "166 ' 8 14 in li 14 13: t I 10j 18! ? 44' 4: M 7 "55 " li It ''. ai: 1! 53J Si x l-'4 40 i . 4 VI 11 48' 84 1 13 1 44 4: j hit i 13U ! 8 ' &s; j 113 ' M, I iS'i i44 r Si 67 1 31 i 76: Vf- le49 KTT l;iS ; 11UJ. A young Rentlenian came into the West em I'nicn Telegiai'li ol'ce, at this place, the other day, accompanied with his lady love, and asked to send a watch to the west on thy telegraph wire. The agent told him he must lie mistaken, that he should go over to the express otHce, and have it sent by express. Mut be was determined that it should bo sent over the wire, as the party was very anxious to have the watch a soon as it could lie sent. The agent informed hi m that it could not he sent by telegraph ; that they had no orders to retid article's of that kind, ami he could not imsMbly send it. The countryman was very much surprised, and walked away wondering what the tele graph win.-s were for. Mt. Viumt Tine. The High and Normal School of this place dosed 011 Friday best, to the entire saiisf.n- f.t'-tion to all, it iM'ing a pleasant an-l pro fitable course. Now, since the teachers have so earnestly endeavored to make the j which was a! fir-! unavailing, the water in school a success, id. the people of Somerset j the stream being so Cold that be was com and vieinitv M?e that it be made a pirma- pelle-1 to come to shore, but a second effort nent institution, which without tncira-uii is imjiossible to do. There is no reason why Somerset cannot nlVord a high tfh'iol: the facilities are g'l, and the l-K-atioii is most excellent, it being .juite convenient and easy of acco.-s to all pints of the t'0.111 tv. "Now is the accepted time, now is tin day of salvation," so let the lovera -f e lu tion come to liie front with their be-t en' ,rts an-i by putting iheir slouidi r to tie- whe 1 give the institution a grand -tart. The unmitigated nuisance t-fiinby chil dren ami disorderly youth, who have sccm-im-'lv outgrown parental resintint. is ecr- tai nly a (.resent ami a growing evil loth to those wli-1 have them mid who have them not. It is the duties of jsirents tocurh their offspring. If thev fail it is their fault. A generation ago :t w as thouglit a Ivi-aioe to rear cbii-lrcn in a--cor;l with the rul.-s of or - icr. the Friends being m-t conspicuous m their admirable rules of training. Mut. tin fortunately, just nw Friends pre- cpta do not prevail, and the iiisjor'.ty of the chil dren of the present are really outside con trol. The idea of "awe is supplemented by n-iise, full and as long as every b iy i- allowed ;k he will make hiiiis-df a tiicough .bjeetioiiab'.e iktsoii, aud. in tb majority of ca rious i drill or drive himself loan inb ml. Mever-da Th man can le i Jle..cf.-."r Mil's: . ria'r- H.bner, of the Independent Mepuhii- county committee. wa.s in town the other day an-1 announced his intent:-... Call III!' COUIIIV Clllillllll O.-U l" li'-i. '.. t "', .li.latcs from i ongrcs-nian down to K.r bousf director on Tuesday, September oth. The primary eh ;:!! for ih legates will be held in the several districts of the county September "2-1. The wayfaring man. though a Philadel phia lawyer, would be somewhat puzzled to know exactly what the above means. Who is Hibuer'.' If Hitmer's Committee is going to nominate a ticket, why have a primary"? Probably the Cumirrri'il mean the commit tee is going to Ik? called together to fix a time; fur the convention, and the delcga-.c-s are to ; . .. -.aviii siklcssIuIIv- passe.1 its thirtieth vcar nominate a ticKet. .. I "-r its pent propriet.hip. The cr At another place it -ay,: Dr. ' :l "W isati aide Republican papi-r. and we a-l-Mckinley has be. n uppotntid oti the In- j . . .,.,.1, .,,WMr. :,:..,,,- dependent Republican State central commit- tee. etc." That s right. bov, keej. your enrage up. 1 ' The Repiib u-an bartv biis Wn hnryitig tiie - -. , .. " Dcm-icrats at each NoVetuher election for so ... , , ,,., manv years that an Independent Corpse would furnish a little variety f twins, as it were. a planting r j Tanii TE or RiptiT. Wb- reas it has i lieen in accordance with tbsi'sdivine plans to, remove front our midst our Worthy scholar. 1 J;u-ob F. Houtiuin. n.-tiilier.f the St. Jaimn j Siir.dav M-h-sil. we cannot refrain from giv-1 . f -. e 1 It." an impression oi our leetins o. Hiiryn i in behalf of his death an-1 in with the heart stricken family. .vWo.f. That in the death - viiiisitbv t I" Ja rob F. i Holl'inan the Sun-lav school has .iMiutif-I r '" the loss of an earnest aud faithful worker, j the church a j.rofii-ing :.iciitV.,r, ;he faruilv : a kind artd lovirc son. j ivrl. Th:;t while we b...v in Irjmb!" ; submission to ;hc ai! .f --l, f;o si-tcerely i mourn the loss of i-ur decease.! sU.ohir. j ! HcroIreJ. That the sympathies oi" ihii. - I school be extended to the lainiiy of liie de i-eaisl brither. hoping to comfort them by the a-ur.iiice that their l.e-s i- his tterna! j gain. j H'rJrfl. That a copy of these resohiti.in I lw pul.li-he-l in the cunty paer, an-I a j copy sent to the fmiiii-y i f the deceased, j H .tvi.Y J. MnxrE, j Moecax W. Siitirni:, j F.t.jiKB E. Krvxk. (liSiiil-t,:!1. Amdh-r new swindling d.!ge La- just '"een cxisised in the farming district iu counties of the Sttite. Two WellMlrexsed acamj visit farmer- n.l "V -'""-. tl-'ffWs ' almost for nothing, in amounts from ?-l to toking r.eg-.tiaoie noi.-s in prnerem-e io cash. They soy that a firm has faihsl in Canada and that the gKl wer... sitiuggled - in here wit'u.Kit paying any oiity on tbeiu, hence thev can afford to sell theni ilicap. i Next sharer o. 2 toin.-s along and de- tr..-tids the tr-mds. savins thiy were stolen. a'ni & sthtir p' p''ti'r.t:i' nir thr.J ! had been raivetl froiu if-jrafi to e-tm. tiiitc it n umber of tanners have been caught. These mtaroi mav visit this extion. and , . , .1 1.4 1 .1 .. . Mu.1v.. ..-.-,r.- rtf.a.l..r u,-..jiiiuiu or. ..v. s-- v .... . s . , f the Hiralu who may receive a call from . . them fo onler tuem otf h:a premise. If , , . . . v.m want cloths or i-ashmeres come to town and buy them from tlnie dealers who in vite you to pationize them through tbe ad vertising columns of the HeAL. P.y doing t"C?s no praised" notes- will be presented tr;:uan who defeated hint their unqualified payment. New Stock of FfixnTK. Wf have just received in suek a line of city made furni I ture. which we wiii sell at very low prices. have rataui and f-.lding chai. uphoi- fcma-pw5ur- ta, rtdboirds, etc. trisorts our warrooais tan have a Uioice of citv borne hand-oia.le furniture, CorrcoTH 4 Co. COMMITTCKMKS. John K. lilrvl. Adoi Ware. : A.E-Br.int. IS. I 4 I 4 ' 3! A. R. Hnmhort. .loslah fattoa. Frl lurr. Juba U Uaruaer. Benj. James Marry. V. J SU 17 47 V R. Hull. W. J. Brant. Qcorne Hull ,r,. .Tippib H. Kantner. S. litp" I. E. Warner. Wm. S. Krcgar. Pnilip Will. 1. L'mbertr. Wb. H. llnl.lwln. Aia9 Stiattor. W. T. H'iMiticll. H. H. WHt. J. B. JnninKS. ii. 1L Dcllavea. 6 1 4.i ' j 45 4i l'J I'lwvxitn. Abrain, son of John Sehrock, of Makersvilk', and Nelson, son of Hiram nnuier, of Jefferson township, were drown ed while bathing mi Sunday last. The young tn.-ti had hceii in attendance at the love-feast at .Mid.lleercck cbumh, anil the day being sultry tbey walked up to the dam, a short distance from the church, to take a swim. The story told by a couple of small boys wl,o wer.i on the bank at the time i. that after sonic little time -pent in the water tbey started for the shore, which Krur.er had reached, uhciiSchrock cried for help inn manner that indicated great pain. Mruiier turued to his assistance, and was seized by Shtsick and carried down with him. The boys after waiting some little time for them to reapjK-ar, gave the alarm, and an effort was at -nice made fur the re covery of the bodies. Fnitik t.'ardiier, of Johnstown, a strong swimmer and skillful diver, made an effort for their recovery. j-s more s'leci-ssful. Uruiifr was aged 17 years, 8 months ami 5 days. Shrock was a Voting men just hi !bc twenties, ami their death bus cast a shado of sudiuH oer the entire community. Tut I.oxukst Day. On Wednesday lust wa tlie longest day of ihe year, ls.s. The si. n lose at t .tl a. in. and n-t at T:ii p. m. making liie time on Wednesday from sun rise to sunset II hours and :2 luiiiuti's. Si ven days j.revious to and seven days af ter the 1'lst, the sun rises at 4:.Ti a. ni. and sots, at 7:i" p. m. making those fourteen days each 1 1 hours an-. .Vi iiiimites lore Aio r the Atli the days decrease in length at the rate of two minuics a day until the shortest day the L'lst of iJccembcr, which is called the winter sol.-tice. iy astroiic mers tiie pr.-s.-nt ju nod is known aa tlie j summer s. lstice, or the iM-giiining of the summer s-asoii pr.jr. The wort .1st ice nieatm the sfii'iihiie ..f il,. i,,.. ... : . , . " - " in in r, wo-.l., the point h hieh the sun :ippe;irs to t nncn on Lis j.un..y u irthwurd ami then stand U-fore returning south. The sun now owing to the inclination of the earth s ax is, stands vert icul over the Tropic of Can cer, giving the Ijeonie In il.o V-ti,n ) Hemisphere long days ami Khort nights and h.'-e in the Southern Hemisphere long ughts and short days From this on their days wiii get longer and our davs shorter. ' ,v, t- ... . , , u - - al i , Tt . . . '. I ,'.1 LIU . ,1 1,1 iriin.II..- ... ...... ...... .1.- tok(,wll t!u; A,.,.,'limal '-,,:.. ,f ,J not a. ways follow that the longest dHy is the warmest, nor that we have the greatest bent at lu-in; but always at some peri-id immediately following thos. mentioned, tu we have the scorchers. Si, even though it Las already been warm tiiis scaou, we would sdviseall our readers to prepare for the worst. Our I'.-i.T.iU of the press will plexse con sider our hat tipped for the following com-piimcntar.- notices: We cii'-rarnbite ilm .,.:;,.. j ...i,,,., ,,,,. Ltst week the Somerset II, ,M ei.temi ; ,,, .. r . , 'qx-n u:e t....i-iirst year of its existence ; .. . , , un.l. r uie control of Us present e-lit-ir, Hon. t ., , . .. . ; - ' sA.u.l. Itisag-KAlpajK-r, luta htile too c , t- o ,, . . , I:ie Somerset IkniH last week tx'k-brated the anntveri-iiry of its thirty-iirst year under control and management of its present editor and pr-iprietor, the Hon. IM. S'.ull, T'JC H-;-ntd is one ..f the wilistuutial sheets of f'e Estate. h,j,7-.7A- Ow.;.r. Lz- week the Somerset Jenii'denlere.1 on i ? s 1 1, 1,-. ,-. ('-- -. m .....I... .! .. . ..m. ..m-i-i iuc pr-.prieior' slop or lis pr.-seut venerable editor. Col. ; Kd. Scuil. It is very gratifying to know of x'ie llir-ti-Ti pro-p.-riiy, which Laa been .1 lM'--ac :'t was deserved. H ''! lurtr. With ia-t w k's i-s'i.the Somerset ffrral'l ' t'-er.- l upon iu thirty-iirst year under the ''"titr..! of its presLi-S e-iiior ami proprietor, K-i. S.-uiI. At the same lime its veter- i-ntcr e-uoni.e.l the opportuiiiiy to read ' be editor of ihe Pue- a let lure on political e-'oiioiny. e trust we have not grown too old to leans, but it will take sounder logic than tliat produced by the nll to con vince ti that we were wrong in refusing to attend the convention called for to day. We h'-l-e, however, that the ITa-aU will continue to prosper, notwithstanding the mistake it Las made in the instance above referred to. I'.W.t Vcw. Fjjom Co-n.rE-;i r- Since the afeyei.sIMIe l;ei,-!,Tr:f- ha trn lhetiiiti.il t;.p toward entering the rank of the Democratic psrty, which its eiltlor once desert.il. In-cause it was r-dt. n, by jdacing at the head of its columns the Indc'-cmlent ticket in orlerto helj. defeat a war maiuir-l veteran for Gov ernor, because public rscntiniei.t made his nornication at Ilarrisburg inevitable. Cen. l!esvtr's nomination was a foregone conclu- sion and no one bad the power to defeat it. Had the delegates from this county, whose privilege it was to cool their feet on theenrb stones a Ilarrisburg, been admitted into the (invention, they cyen i.otdd net have cbaitS' ed tpe rcs.ili. Gen. flea, er wax no wore the choipe c? ('ani. roii than he was of the ato pic. Neither Cameron or the Ormmaruil could base ttefeated Lira. To oppose blni liecause his nomination was t xpected and looked fr. and because be was ui4orted by Cameron, or because Le voted for Grant at Chicago is poitig a long ways to find an ex cuse not to yc-te for Liui. Tlie friends of Cen. Grant failed to secure Lis nomination at Chicago, but they did not fail to jrlve tlie supi'irt. It is a well known fact that with out the personal sui-liort of such men as Grant, Cameron and Conkiing Garfield would not have been el"rxtcd. The Inde pendents seem o Jorgcl tlaitt it was' the Stal walts who bore the b'-trden of liie catcpaign tiiat elected bim. Those who r-tyle them ieUri Garfield Republicans because they, like all other Republicans worthy the uate voted for him and helped to elect him arro- gate unto tbemsclres much praise for hav ing done tbeir fluty ujnm that occasion. Tbey seem to want special honors for bavin-; done so. Tbey remind us very much of those who arc supposed to say on that day of final reckoning, "Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Thy name, and in Thy name have cast out devils? and in Thy name have dope many wonderlul works?" Tbey call it a movement, and such it is and no more. Who ever heard of a movement being suc cess? There have been many movements, and about as many failures. A movement is a motion to defeat something, and in this case it is to defeat the Republi can nominees. Why not go over to the Democracy at once and fight Gen. Reaver and all the rest of Republican candidates from a Democratic standpoint? A journal that is too good to be Republican and not quite corrupt enough to be Democratic, is evidently in a bad shape. Perhaps the Can- mfrcial flatters itself with the idea that it can do the Democratic party the best service during the coming contest by playing fast and loose, aud when its influence is entire ly lost, espouse the cause of the Democra cy. Go it. Commercial! Gen. Beaver can stand it. He is the peoules choice and will be triumphantly elected. X. When Wheat Should be Haevesteo. Wc cut the following on the above subject from the columns of the Altoona Tribune, and presume it was written by some one who knew what he was talking about. It advises as to the proper time to cut wheat and is therefore of interest to farmers and agriculturists generally : "Wheat, when cut before the grain has passed from the milk to the dough state, will shrive and give small measure ad light weight. The straw will lie more valuable for fodder, however, than if harvested later. On the oher band, if left to become over-ripe, the grains grow harsh and rough and the bran will be so thick and brittle that no after manipulation of the kernels will bring the wheat in condition to make the best quali ty of Hour without carrying a large propor tion of Hour otf the bran. The cultivator's safety lies, therefore, be tween the extremes of early and late cut ting. In a word, harvest the crop when the grain has josscd from the milky stage toa doughy one. If the wheat be cut when the grain reaches the dough state the bran will be (bin and elastic and can be Separated more readily from the flour than when dead ripe. In addition to the flour being finer, it will also be increased in quantity in consequence of tiie bran being brtter than when quite ripe. A saving of wheat is likewise gained, which otherwise would be lost by shelling in the field. The novice can ascertain the exact time when wheat and other small grains ought to be cut by opening beads in different portions of the tiel.l and examining the kernels carefully. The straw near the ground will also pro claim the timo for harvest by its yellow hue. Wheat cut in the dough state ought not to be dried suddenly. It may be bound and stacked at once, or, if there is only a small quantity, draw to the barn. Some farmers put it into small stacks. If stacked so that the wind and sun will not dry up all juices in the plant, enough of these will be slowly concentrated In the need to aecolnpllsh the maturity of the grain jn "icrfciition. If by rapid ripening in the sun the kernels are shrivelled, more bran is formed in projsir tion to the Hour. . Dkxtistby. Ir. ti. J. Meachy will lie at his dental rooms in Salisbury from the 1st until the loth of July. Ilellley kcc'is the largest line of white an-1 colored shirts for men and Imys in the county. Wanted. My two gentlemen, a furnished r.K.m in Somerset, without board, by the mouth, quarter or year. Will pay a reason able price. Address, statin? locality and terms JolfX M RSTo5, P. 0. 11. .X 'M. Think of it I Mens full st.ick, half dou ble sile Ktoga Shoes at Hi cents a pair; men's fine buttoned or Lice shoe at 1.37; ladies' tine kid button or lace shoes at 9!) cents a pair: car-pet slipTs at 37 cents; infant's button shoes at :t" cents: best sole leather at 24 cents j-r "Hiiind. The largest, cheae:;t and liest selection of shoes in the county just receive-1 at PaiilG. Xowag's cheap store, Iteiiin, Pa. Meat Market. Main Street. We have just added a large Refrigerator to onr Meat Market in which all meats can be kept coo! an-1 clean. Mutton, Iteef, pork, Ac, kept constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig erator until wanted. We have, also, lnt'Outi new brick for sale, which we will sell by the hundred or thous and at a low price. Ross Davis 4 Co. Ili-.n and Noumal School. Tbe second term of the Amierset school will ojien July ."1st. and continue ten weeks. During this term a normal dei-artment will be conduct ed in which the usnal facilities will be offer ed teachers to prepare themselves for the , school room. The high and classical de-, partnient will lie conducted in the interc ts of general education. An (ixpertenccd and iicccssfiil tern her will assist. A public ex amination for school b-achers will be held at the close of the term. Terms reasonable. P. J. VOXADA. Principal. Spkcial Mextiom. During a rei'ent visit to J.-hustowii, wedrop"wd in to see Cnrt. O Campbell, the pnptilur Main street druggist. and found him a courteous and obliging gentleman. Mr. Campbell's store is at 2f'4 Main street, ami bis line of Drugs, Medi cines. Dye Stuffs, Perfumes, and Toilet Ar ticles is large and complete. He keeps no old, stale stock, but everything fresh and re liable. We would advise our readers to call on him when in Johnstown; and our farmer frieinU and physicians will fitul it to their advantage iu commit him on any thing In hi line before purehu.-li.-i elsewhere. Read this and tell your neighbors that Paul O. Nowag has enlarje.1 his store room and added to his stock of Shoes. Hats Leather, Fancy Goods and Notions, Trunks, Satchels, Watches. Clocks aud Jewelry, an immense selection of men's, boy's and chil dren's clothing, and invites everybody to come and examine stock and prices. Merj'j suits at ? !.."- i; tine black sett i r..io to .""; boy's 6iiU ai tiS to H.t)0; children's kilt ualts Jl.75 to Hats In en-lles va riety. Good Wool Hats 30 cents. AUo. all the leading spring and summer styles of la dies' Hats and Millinery Goods. Walmt LE.r Haib ItESTOiiEri. It is en tirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as its name indicates, is a perfectly Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it natural wJlUr, JwU produce a new growth w Uff-f il lou fallen off. It ij-,t3 iul id ny iiniiiner affect the iibt,ltn, which sulphur, sugar of lead and nitrate of silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful glos-y brown. Ask your dniggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Smith, Kline ct Co., wholesale agents, Phil adelphia, an-l C. X. Crittenden. New York. I would resjctfuily inform my friends of Somerset county that lj have opened a new drug store at 2"J2 Main Strwet, Jobostown, ra.,"where I would be pleased to see them. My stock consists of Pure Drugs, fTieinicrala. Patent Medicines. Dye Siufts. Perfuraerj and Fancy Goods generally. iVjf "!!6evt I would call atte-tioa tb the insectrailea. "' "ViU'm rtneo'n Pile- PowdfTlsd ' suchssrre Jjans .reen,Iure fowdereu , Wlite Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder, etc., yhen in need of SDythiog in the ilrug line corae and see me or tJrrV-o Jo? prices. All inquiries cfeeerfiUlj apkWMcd. CtlAS. OaUEFlTB, 232 Vain Street. Geatikvl to Ixyamim. Floreston Co logne is grateful to invalids, an it is refresh-' ing without the sickening effect of uut perfumes. List of the committeemen of tlie Repnb ltean party for Somerset county for ls.s Ad-hson A. J. Colliorn. Allegheny Win. II. Wilier. Merlin borough Jacob Krh-singer. Rrot hers valley S. S. Forney. Conemaugh Samuel Mishler. Confluence borongh T. B. Frantz. Elklick M. F. Lowry. Greenville J. C. Kendall. Jefferson A. B. Lenhart. Jennertown Jacob Kautz. Jenner township F. G. Neff. Larimer P. W Sudor. Lower Turkeyfoot J. J. Rush. Meyersdale borough Alex. Shoemaker. Middlecreek J. R. McMillen. Milford-J. C. F. MUler. New Baltimore borough John George. New Centreville borough Daniel W. Will. Northampton E. G. Bowman. Paint Levi Swank. Quemahoning J. II. Zimmerman. Salisbury W. II. Ijimbert. Shade T. O. Mock. Somerset borough L. IT. Hicks. Somerset S. M. Wendel. Somerset, North Jonathan Miller. Southampton W. P. Marti. Stonycreek K. M. Lambert. Stoystown borough Abraham Ferner. Summit Samuel Savior. Fpper Turkeyfoot S. P. Weimer. Frsina borough E. D. Yutzy. Wellersburg borough Michael Long. J. R, Scott, G. W. Pile, Secretary. Co. Chairman. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION. The Republican voters of Somerset coun ty are requested to assemble at the places se lected in their several election districts, on Saturday, June 21, for the pur pose of nominating a county ticket. J. R. rkoTT, Go. W.Pilk. Secretary. Chairman. I)ILU. PILE. On the ltith inst.. in Mi.ldhs reek township, Susan, wife of Jeremiah Pile, aged 4") vears, 8 months and 17 davs. IMEUn MAKKJET Uorrseted by uook It Bibbit. sBALsms ia CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED Applet, dried, V Applebutier, w gal 7JHle iWtte 41 6u 16e 00 1 CO ae lWillr lvlie . ...lg ..ijl.V; I'll 10 ,1 1U a!e fc lie 110,.. 47 M 70C 17C lll5C 3.re, aae ici,7ue 7tictvsoc - UO 0--V7'ie 0"tsi -JU tvei.lop 21 01) le Si WlCl Ot ..1 4-lifl 50 Mn.n, t1 l'V B'S Batwr, Tf) ft (ken) " (roll) Buckwheat j bai-h ' meat, 1U0 S. Beer-wax T t Bacon, r-hool-lert, " ii.ius - " eunntrrhanis.fl a,.... Corn, (ear) V basbel (abeiieu) ' meal V fc ("alt Iklna, f) h r.vas, f aos Flour. V" bbl Flaxseed, y bu. (D I.) Harai, (aifr-eurcu) V I Lard.fl I, Leuiher, red stile, ft t, upper, " ktu. " Ml-ldlinirs, and ehoi 100 la.... tlraU, t bu rnni-in, ft iraaewj... ....... Peaehem art 0.1, 1 I, nye, run Kaic. V ii Salt, No. 1, 1.W, extra. - orouna Alum, mr BacK... Abti.n. tMiriiiieiK... m IM 0r10P Soiiar, yellow ft white " Tallow, f ft lie 1.14c 6-7it 4 a")ctv4ue nneai. v du fc Wool, ) 1. The Nation, Since Its consolidation with the New York Errn- ing toit. haj lncreau-l its tanllltien in ereiy de partment, anlanced Its lize to twenty.four pas-Mr-. aod added many able writers to its previcu list. ii is now prunouiu-eo: py many oi it reaocrs to be better than ever before. Fstablished in liii, the Kmlion wi a pioneer in this country ar- a weekly (ournal of literary and political criticism ot the highcrit opler. ci.nducte.l free from the control of party or interest of any sort. Dc.plte a precarious ra;-nort durtnir the brut few veari, it held persisunily to Its original aim aatll its bnanetal success was aarare.1. Mcan wblle It bad become a reccHrnized authority at home and abroad : its editorial management has been unehanx-ed from tbe brut, an-1 its protectors intend that, with their present facilities, tbe -ion shall become mere than ever before the me diuv ol the ablest thought ot the time. Tbe lonn and style ol the paper are chosen with a view to tbe most suitable sbaie for bin. Ill sr. ami a set of tbe Saturn preserved, bound and Indexed, makes tbe sat complete and readable recrd ot current events of importance in the political and literary world available lor th American putiltc. The subscription prtcj has been Reduced to $3 per Annum. Specimen oples sent on request. A-l-lrem the Publlsbtr,; Br-ovtway,. tew York. j'-l UDITOIi S X0TICK. Joha PoUter and wile,) In the Court of Common to v Plea of Somerset tte., Ktttus U. Dull. ) No. -Jul April T. 1T. (Voluntary Asiicn-eat.) And now, 33.1 Slay, IMi, wa motioo ot J. E. S-utt. atb-mev for mdirment rrclitors. tbe Court ap)MiBtj Parker Y. KluimeL Er-;., Aalitor to distribute the funds in th hands of the Av ' io slgnoe lo and auontt tnoee legally entitled Ihere- j to. Extract from the record ccrtikej t.'.e 27 S. , u I -"J'""-- .. . I Protb.i-K.t'rT. ! The undersigned. In bur jianoe of the dn-ectni glven in tL lores-olc jommlsslen, will atlea.l at Ue oiiiue of J (a. Kimmeh In Somerset bor-1 Otigb, ob Friday, tbe iBd day of June. IsSi, to: perbirm tn unties tnerein eaioinco. Ail persons ; lot railed will clear take notice. PAKKLK Y. KI1IMFU maysi Amlitor. A 11 . V..HK. n.alfia.1 nf t., hnlM tan. 1 ees or put other otxtructlon upon any ot the pub- ; llr hl-ihatu of Soniertiet townshio. and Demon s., k. r.iaa mmi an.ai th i.nltie of i aid township, will remove them without lurt her notice. The grounds appropriau.i fin- pu'.lfe roads must he kept clear of oUtructions. A dls- regarl ol this notice will cause an enforcement of the law. may31 JONATHAN NEIiHWW. Supen-tjjij. JgXECUTOU'S NOTICE, Utateof Margsrct McStwd-lej. la'-e catXa- aocDee boron Jh, a-os.erl Co., Pa., dee d. Latter-) Uatamantary oa the above estate havtiol bsea granted to tbe undersign oJ by the proper aulho-ity : otic I hereby given lo all pai-suDJ indebted to said Mtate totuak immediate parment, and Ihoae havtngclalmsagalnst the same will prasenl them duly aui bet. Ilea li tut etlle ment on Saturlay, J one 24, 1-wi. at the olli.-e of It. Mickey, Ksq Is Conhaence boroui-a. at 1 o'clock p. m- SANl'EL A. MtPHEE. maylT Executor. BONE AT S3. 00 PER TON LESS Than Can be .Purchased ll.sevlxere. War ranted Pure Slaughter-House Bone Dust. . ot Steamed, 'ot Boiled, Sot Bleached. We will sell our Bon Dust banalyia at sarr price as nfOiMrBon9lnthemark,unarwn3prxono 0UhB " pone Phofca so and " - DISSOLVED BONE DUST AND BONE FERTILIZERS tr ih tkwMttaK Vest Ith.ie tkts stsjy ar Pure Chemicals and Super-Phosphates. Joslma, Horner, Jr. & Co., BALTIMORE, MYTIYJYI- Jan 24 3m JkjOTICE IN xRCE. Harriet B. Haass. ' ' by next friend Aila SB i. Hatnbert, ' vs. Dempwy B. Hanson. Ia tb Court of Ceomwa Plea of SooersetCountv, Paw Ni. -w Jaa. T. luti. XSaopuma la ITor. 11 Nov. uei lliaJ Banptraa And bow ard of May lata oa xitl I. J i.tin JtV Scott Esq. attorney for the 1-nelat, ti, Court ap points (Jeo. B. Scuil w 0ukiuisiioer to take testlimotry. Ext-sct (ro4 tss record. CtUd May On, Usi V-rr . ." s. r. TKENT, Protbooourj. All partus latertd will Uke sx-tlc U4 U polnusiDt at his orflc oa Wsajesdaj th ltta yirfjBi, Wti wkexad .ix tiaj ri reaeTt- od uJuel. ' B&oemgTVM wui azutau u io ouiioi si aia e mo. b. atorix. Coaisiuv-tower. A 7 O A WEEK, til a nay at aos. aally Ol Z mad. tsxtiy outo !--. AddreTac Cow Aasrsuna. Maaes Xa.M-lyr BARGAINS GEIS, FOSTER & In BONiSTlTS.AND AND MILLINEEY GOODS. 15c. GINGHAMS REDUCED TO 10 CENTS! PARASOLS 5 Cents ! FANS 2 Cents ! Bargains in LACE CURTAINS! It will p-iy you to call at GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S. JOtlASTSTOWjST- aprM MAKKirr KKPOltT t-orrecte.1 weekly hy R. v-'n'''tvau-Wh-.lew.lo Pr.luftCi)inmi9ain Mtn-hanta, rui burgh. Pa., Country l-rwace. .-,-r..... ..it .VhiT.V . Bart.n. C--.ua- rSe. Ub.-New llhlo Factory. 11 J-s, Frultii Al-plen. ueei, ea.--; "s i"' " ' - ... : PeThes hiis. 7 ' --eeled, d.(l,:pt twd (tbtrrle.. 2ag.?: rtai--iK:rri"ii, --. rieXn.: rlbMralL .athIJv. per In. waiyn' : juxe-i. mi.. .--' , i - - r.lic ; -luoio Sweets-Syr-,- Sun". lta: W lb.: Suirar rn.. '"frI'n- fiSXi Kull. "oaVe. Fu.Utry.-Uv. Chlc.ens 7ua-.Jc per pair, aeoorlin to ie . !"-? I" . 4-M 00. Salt, No. 1. per nbl, 1 f I to-tra. r 1,1.1 . vs. h. rr. upr i.nu i -r'. otton. en. i;a'i". See's.-Tim-rtby. Ir .u?bel, ? I 85: flhver, i l--' i lor small : a V lante. T-.llow.-4J-un".ry. toH'-: Iteeswax, a)a5 per lb. Vlwaar, Country, toaiae per gal. Uroerriesi. VnncT ltle. per IK lc :br ice d... l'J- ,.c: Frime Kio. Il-ti Uo.-i Ks 10c Ur- linary. ,c: .laviv, gu.1 -. , . it-iste-i I VMce.-ln iir. ir II., l.aise . low er grades. 1"V1:! : In bulk, liit'i:: Jva,i'i. g4a-i6c : Java, bulk, S-ago. Su.rs.-Stan.laPl A. per lb.o-.c: W ln.l.r A, 91 ,o: Frane M. hC; Kenn.il ell-iw sti ,-. M.il-asscs Yellow. :.. : ilrsn.icl. 1 . P-.wdep-d. lie-.c; Cnishe.1 low, ii.;0c; -.uia-ea., iriip Choice Maple Fismred, Me : Prime Maple Flavored. oe : t:ii -K-o Su-4r Syrup. tv : Prime Sinrar Syrup, :.4c ; thAl sugar "syrup, 5J.-: Black Strap. 3-- . ... Kice, Kangoon.iierlti, ,6.vie.'4": tarol.na, 8 asic. . , tNew Orleans Molavst, Choice, 7": &trtly Frlme. 70c : Frinie, e Teas. Young HTJ-in. per IK Sic.al . : t.atv pow-ler, -ac.al on : Imperial. Siavr. : Japan, at-ie : .li.og 'aia7.r" : Souchong. Ci-.f-'-c. ttan-tles Star, lull weight, lftc ; Ste..r!ne, per st. 12.jc ; Mould, I-er set, K -y. Urain, 1 lour. Feed, Ar. Wheat.-Prime Ked Winter, 1 Sthil 4'-: Mcl! uin. 1 -al M. .. ., sm High mixed Shc'.tcl. sAiK-k-: lelt-iw Shellcl, sanse-: tsr Corn, ssass. Oais, Friiue White, ue ; y.ii-1. .'.Tj.'Js-. Kve 00 for We'tern ; I 0 -al oi for . Pecnsyl s.niiT nl Ol.l.. Haricy 1 trial W b-r "'nine ..nn-we-iern Si-rtng: U.V al 00 tor Medium. Flour Fancy Fa'.enis, (sprin-a- an-1 winter) i 6oaoo : Fn.-r St. Ia.uK. (wir.'.i-r) 2-'.an o-i : F'ancy Familv White An-Ir and Winter, 7 7' S 00 : Cbol.-e'F-imtj, (cb.U-e re-t winter) " Ooa 7 76: XX Familv, (medium wln'er) 7.'i7 2j: XXX Bakers' (Hlnnesnta) T '' : " mn ( Wisconsin) 7 20a7 o: Commeal. r.'.al-o... In I' rer. lnmcal medium bran-! 6 -On U" jr bid : r.nn' 7 T5 00: Kve Fb-ur. 7ano oo. m'iII Feed Wb'iie iliddlimts, ::o oonrsi : 2 Coarse, do. -5 00a'Jou: Seconds, tn OOa-a no: Hrar. 14 Mtkli 00: l'hoi.ld Fee.1. K is). Har Prune Timothy, Wnt, at 14 uoalj W.pcr ton; Prime New Ise, 15 0-al. n. Prov lalosia ! IJ atos-k m. per S. I). Shoulders. Hi : Fj. S t: Break last Karon ts.-1: x. S. it. Iiried Beef, in sets, 1 '.: lw;. Tongue. perden,t : Bai"" Si."Ulders.mY" Short Kit.' Sl-lea, u- : -1. lier-i-i.. i.y: j Mess Pork, per bbt, cn 11 : do. fihort l.ut Fami ly, 4 to Ut pes , in bid. 'V-l to: IapI. Kelned, i summer use. in tierces. : do, in 1 jhai t bhl, jii'y: : . do, in bo- ket. 13c1 i : do. 3 lb pail". 0 lb in ca. le: do, Mb pails, Uc;: m-, e in pan-, : do, llb paila. li ,-' Cattle Fair to Frime Shipping. 7 Vil 7". eort nvon to good bub henng. 7 ?ai iv; Bui. and Fat Cows, 4 OOae 00 : Veals. 0a73. Sheep Common to Fair, at 4 tVOxV. and Ooo-l to Prime, at i Maa 40 : Lambs, 7 0- 0-J Heir Phila-lelphla H-gs. 7 "ajaa 10: Oood Corn Fe.1 Yorkers. 7 7 at vu : tl-ra.-jer. 6 eo 4W-A star () indi'-aies that tbe iuotations in line opposite have eaanged sluce last tue. 4rrNoU general change in Flour qu iuti-ns ltoofiTESTED aiii FOUUU WOBTHY! I order to bring a.rj fully lr..re the notl. ei the people the value -.1 a true and tried romrdy w hereby give the loiiowing reliable testimonial tr-m one ol the many who hare t--n cured, and wncse reputation k-r veracity cannot be ques- ooneu. WoobBvav. N. J. March A, ltj-i Swedish BitteesCp. : Okjitleuc- t I have suffered with dyrrpepia and It tiorrtl.te eflcct (or many years. Hare spent hundred ot dollars with physician and ai la(-nt nlUinefl. Wit b Bu avail. 1 IlllVe t'Ceil lin- able to eat meat of any kind, and j.ufcl a. re I Uin water on my stoma,-n. and was unai.ie to sleeo at nlstht. I wa IndUTaii to x-p-'are and try ( a bottleof y-mr Swedish Biitem. and can c.r,ei-1 entloutly say its ivo wai b.ll.iwe.1 by benellelal P-sull. I eaa aow sit down and mmr a heany - meal of -aeau and vegetable of any kind, and j nave ga-ncl SIXieeu peun.!? in oiree rr.., auo u wit : can eosdially rv-c-.miueiid it tuotben. 1 Fnglne, I Jj..llc an-l Flt.t'n'-'. Ste m ; -c. Very repec-tn'ly. ire I cneectii-, 1 Belt, 1 Tug Hope an-l 1 'A owl Af'fCSTtS PKtHI- l;ig pletr. j-.-. "frrietos vi Woislt ury CltyCoaeh lane. Prehfs t Taken in e-eu'ifn at the rttr ofs V Meha' Livery and Acoommo.latl..n Stable. fey use ol A. N. iAd-le ai i- 'ir 1 u" I tJ- ton f 'unninir ham. The above statement can be rcMed on. Ni-ti. . Atl persLiw pur-ha-lng at the above WM. V. S:iTT. sale will plaae taae n-.ti-e thai tne pur-har-e Ex-Mayor of the city of Wuodbury. N. J. j m-nry will b rr.(atr-sl as .-n tn the ppipet-yis ' knu ked .i.wn. oihcrwl'e it will 'ki again ej;--e i Swctt.h Bttters Is a sure crre Ut dy-p- piv ' to -.-. at tie rttk ol tne nr" punl.a-s-r kidney and liver c.-mi 'alr:. blliou.'neK.-, an-t ail ; JOHN J SPAN- -LiiK. diseases of the stoma.:, '"ive It a trial and y-o, ; siUE,-. . i,,,,, r 1 SberlS. will see mat tne test oi -.we-u-n miiers , prmfoflt meriu. Manuta.turc.1 bv SWKIs-j SH BITTEK.se ., Wo.-ab.ry. S.i. irdd by , all dru.glBJ at 75 cents per buVu ..: . . . ,. . .... i . , mM' , it for tbe F.rsr Oar P-c Bllri T0 flpaa. r phase I. ejwlek wstel lstBdecl lor --ny i nnnini? pmnnF a bn Hj It rTr fe'"W( srof.:, f. 'Ar wtj n Tr We have jnrt cpeaed a new kr. U BLACK SILKS! aH Which ar th bat Bargain we kai eavtred yt lv adaj. Also, a Fall lie l csas,p tins a tru. Assca-racrr or Low Priced Dress Goods! A Lnp Aasorttnemt of I'RF.5 GINOHAMS. Black al O-birod BCNTINOM, and WHITE CMjijIiS of ail deeertptioa. QUINN'S HATS, ALL rfy virtue nfceruin writ ot t i. Fi. an-1 AI. H. F;., iiuo-t out oi t tie Cnurt "I 4't-uitnnn Pi it will be exLKxU to public ;i, on the larni ot limrxe Wm, in A l'ii?-n tiwniti!i, S;oicrt cuuQiy, Fit.. md Tliurvlay, Jan,- -11,1, 1 Ss at pi 'c.ick a. m., ail the riigh, litic. In'crc.t a-t-l claim ol Altn-.n I'rtttcni 'n an I h..-n.tni.a H. is tsjrn, as in.ii. l.luals and psnie-rs ! ihw tirm -.1 J. 1. Barnes A 4 '..., and aim. ail lua r.glit, li-te. Interest ar,. claim ol J. :. Ilirtw. Aliimn ru tenton and lt.-ni.inua Jt. tisN-m, -l.ln I'Uvin.'ss as J. li. iiunttrj tL ' ... ol. In and t. itio l,.ll'wtng leases an-l pr'-irty. L-i:g tbe r-niit Io n.tne an-1 excav.-to lor petp.l.'uin, roal, p-a ..r carl.r -ill. and other valu-veie iuiii'-r..l ..r v.iiatile suiist iiH-c-.. -n, in and uO'lcr t!ic i.il.,wl',a te;.-rit..sl tra.---. ct land, all situate, lylnir and lmg in A-i-ii. n T; , Somerset tJ-i.. i'a.,"i"r. -luring aud Hatll tbe lull term ol twenty vcars fpjin tne -la.' "t A. 1. 1-sl. No. 1. A eertaia tract of land wncl by ilc rg-. Wasa, con'aiiiina- 7- -J acre., rn'-r-i or W-s. a.ii"in i:ig lai. Is -.1 Jo-ian Kiiiger, J noes Met mrtoe.v. Iastt.n l:r-s. and .'tii-rrs. ei'--t'l.ii Ian-!.. ef-;-t; i r srgf W'ass. ua-ier K-ii'-c on Utn c.uta -.bio : V.' lull's cr-ycK. No. 'i. ThsiilIvcrTrc.-icr trn. a.l".iniTnr tan.! ol lleorge W'ass.J.ilm rsti:i-..'i. .la-i-r lenhart an-1 others, centauiinz .v.: a.-r. ... in.ri r I---.-'. No. 3. Tbe Aiiib'-i-T sfc.imie' tr- t. a.tr-'in-ing lau-b ol A. J. i trainer. fet-T b"--iii:i' tr ar. i otlicr. c-'nt:iin.rg 14i a.-r. . m-.p- .r i--s. f-. 4 J-wiah -.inner in-'t. a.t"lning l n.U-.f S.imu.'l Puliin. rife Wa s, Att.-i i Wit.'lull an-1 other, e- n' .Inlnif " err. m .re '.r I-:-.-'. No. j. Jane Y. .- lue sta tra -i, a-ii -iiur..; Ijr.Is ol A. s-li ,n In. J-il.n l.i.hart. Urie n I'un nlngnaiu ami others, containing w a- ruri. ta-r- -ir le... N'i. a. I. Auga-'ine tn-'t. ndi-dnlng lards "I John Farlirger, Jauies M i'tir.ncy and oilicn.. ciatalning lvia-'ri". m,re i-r i.-?-!, and is kii-w:i as the Fairick tri.t. No. 7. N-h lilpt tr ict, a lj-ininv lands .1 la vl-1 Ankcny. Hiram Fraatx. W w ;-J"yerrt and others, coniaiiiirg 147 .-. ni-.r -.r t.--i. No. s. H ;nrv si-i-ticr '.ri.-'., s.tj'.iT.mg lar. l- -f John Hanna. imvi I kiu and ..tners.c n'aming IS7 :.crs, nn.re -r 1--. v. Samuel Iuitlti trti.-t. a-'-.li.ir.g I .n-is - f (Isnrire Wass. Josi-th Kir.acr. J pii Fiihiri and j oili- rs en lain ing g.S a--rrs, iii"re - r ic -s. 1 No. ". I. J. W. PMlln rict. .t;.,iiilng lar-H -.f .1. ( L. Auvtutin. JaB.es Mi'CarlW. i'uhin and 1 --;h-T. cHiiainlng s acres, n,,r -.r w-s. No. 11 io. W. IMKicia ini -, a-it-ninat i-n.i- ,i i. r-ih.makcr. William miiiii;ii. t..u.ii . un nlngham and oincr-, c.uiainlci; 1st acre, ih-h-s -.r lass, N... li A. J. Craoier tra. . a.1 joining binds - f Michael Klnge- Nunc! King-r and .-.ih- rs, c n- t.iiniiig 117 a. res. m -r or less. i 1:1. J. 1 Aoexit ti- trict. m!;-, icing Inn-Is? 1 ..f Je-iah Kinger, Josefi W. tti.no. Aiirr.i ..111- -bell and others, cn-airdr.g 31-j acres, m-re - le. No. 14. Krton nnni!tghtm tra-f. a.l-,.riit,g lands of Joiin Walker, t'.liert in-o. ana other, cmtalnlng 147 acres. m-,r "r l. No. li. Listen Bros, tra. t. ,!.-dnlng lan.tf f Deorge Was. tii Bender. A.S. Mlt- litll jnd oth ers, containing 4rj- v-, in. or le.. No. Id. Aiirlilt al t Bipl trai-t. ao; .intng Inn.!., d Oenrite t. Altre.1 .'.lit. bell. J-.-ial. K!:ig- r an-l others, c.ntaining SM acres. ni.-r - r le. No. 17. Wvl-1 keli-i Ira. I. a.lr,liiing lauds oi John lianna, Henry pcl'.-r.cr ana others, contain ing 'JO-- acres, m-.p. or less. No. is. Tbunia Kyler Ira. t. a.l)..iiiii.g binds "f J-iLn Haniia. J.i n Cummins and ..ihers, con taming 6u acrei. m-.re or l.-s. No. 1". Hiram Fran's tra -t. adj-lntig lands ! Noah BtPl. Iaiid Mit. - U. Badl Bird aa-1 otnerti contiining 146 acres, more or b se. No. -J-i. Joseph I 'ummins tract, al t'-tulng Ian ts of John Banna, Thoma Kyier and others, cn lalnlinc tVj teres, mere or less. No. il. A. S. Mitchell tract, idt-ilning lar. ! "t Mjton Brj., Wm Miller and ot tiers, containing 20 arres, ni.re or less. The purchaser to hare the privilege of oln suKcient coal and timner tru.n the p.-euilrve run the necessary -nnine .,r the pr-eecuti-m saWl i.tu-ieeps. Kkskhv ATictiri. Ti-e owners la fee sln-1 tbe ats,ve des-rlt.! tracts ol land, respectively are o recei.e tli luii e.)Ual ..ne-eucni ii pari l tt: j-rdeum, cal, p-k -r carton oil. and -itb'-r v-.l-uarde mineral or volatile ut-stances. dl".ere.. excavated. pum)Mtd and raise-l --a tne preinh.es, as ppKla-s-.l.csTate.l 'r utnrs-.i In tor '-rude ttat" t tne oil or p.vali v to is deiuere.1 at well or w-lis into pi; lhie. An-l said otctict in lee 'hui.le are tn tully use and enjoy the said premises ( tiie purp.ee-. ot tllliige. except such part as -hall cr nec-sry l-.r sal.t mining purw.ees. an-f a r.at.t ol way overall! acpa 1 1. aad premises to the pla-e or pia-e4 ot uitning or e"t--aa'.uig. Taken in executi- at tbe sell ! S. T. Mehaf fey as ef A. N. I-Llo aod U. U. Or.il uae d t-b-n ttunningnatn. Al tbe same time swi place and bv virtue ot the aaie w.-i'i of 1 1, r'a. aud AL FI. Fa.'" me di rected, there will t-e.Tsjo.l p-i.ui.ll. nil 'be rUht. uite. in:ere; Alin.-n .ri:tentoii .eret an-i eii.im ot ine .r.r.--i.iaie.- teuton ard rJenji! tnln II. I :s,rn a. in.liv-.lnaN acd partners ..! tt. brrn f I. I. kxra'i J-. . And .il the risnt, title. In'cre-i ,; ,.!ai;B f J. iiarnes. Al.r...r. Cri'-en"n an-t hermmin H. r-..rn. -burg leidneis a .1. Barnes Co.. of. 13 sad to a ;..li'.w.ng pp;ry .,,. 1 1 p f s .,i.v t. . .. , " "" nn fffi TQ $20 I OC Tl OOl l1 home. Smplr i&D I U uZU "'-"' ri'reo- A..:rs.'sTia- k:m k Co.. r-r::an.l.tMaine. 1 rleb.e las ?mZlVtm Itits lla- ni? i ur un . . w a-v D V "W X LADlfcS A."L iiBiiaoii.. - LACE AND PLEATED COLLARS r The La Raine Corset, r or Sale Oralr T JOHN STENGER, eilKUIFFS .SALE. GOODS
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