Buell and Shrrmia In the Errnln
of the Firm Iy bnllon.
Under the t'ule "Sbiloh Review
ed "G-u. D C But-U contributes to
the March Century his account of
probiblv the in jst disputed battle
of our war Fiom it we quote as
fjlioxs: .
"In the du-k of thfl evening after
thetl eof tagaaeiuent uu t?un
dav. i walked oat wita iuy cbiei-of
slatf, f illuwiug tlie road and tbe line
of tae trooj.fi. My object was to gain
information by which to determine
the formation'of my divisions, and I
n t oiilj- observed all that I could
see at Midi a a hour, but I
niaia ii.q J O" as ' parsed aluifc- I
came t.- iii'rlbuie left, 500 yard.
fr. .1 thi: river, I feed to the front
ai;d i'. t troops that answered as
lloCleraaad's, aud which I suppos
ed at the tim to coustitut hi di
vision, but which were probably his
F.rst Iiritds only ; I passed to the
lront of these troops, and when I
tamed io turard the road again, 1
came upon Sherman's line as it hap
pened, not far from where he was,
:md 1 (it conducted to him. It was
then growing dark. 1 judge the dis
tance to have oecn about three quar
ter of a mile from the river less
than half a mile froru Hurlbut's
k:u and 1 think uow that it was near
the c.imp of Col. fs Teeny' regiment,
tiie FiHy--f-cond Illinois, that I
'found Gen. Stjeniian.
"The impres-ion made upon my
mind by tiiut interview has reinaiu-1-1!
as vivid as the circumstance
were peculiar. I had no thought of
a.-eing lien. Slicnuaii when I set out
but on every score I was. glad to meet
him. and 1 wan there to nam iufor-1
, . . J . I
nia'.lou. liy wnai preci.-w woros
miu.ht and lie gave it, 1 would noi ,
preu-iiil at ihis day 10 repeal. xiis:du, replied Mrs
BolIlCieni lor me prefent vj i-oj w
I it arm d the nature of the ground
in front: tiiat his rillt llink was
(ioiu'- .'ioMyuri front us, and that
the l)n iji by whicn L-w Wallace i
w.if1 10 (!?-.- .iKf orei K w;w 10 1
t an l r-ar it
an anule. as
lie'
TV 1
ite.I. ot -Jm;H .,rty degrres. 1 !
a-io wtii-thtr I asked t'.ie'p.,,.., a word of English. We were
n t
i !il 1 kiio- now that 11 ;
t'. l fi tiirrpr
was a
lr.iru tr.s Umk and that lie did not
cov-r ii in any jrac:ic:ii sense, j olit. liH) (, jm oll tije ft ior of the Sen
thoui;li i;i Bdvaticina Wallace woulJ HitA, and lie wrote to me: " My dear,
approach ly his ri.'iit and rear. a I i hve had the honor to go on the
ais i -ifi.v that I was mistaken i"!fl,.r of tlie Senate, and I feel that
nii'i'"' i i.iei' .-verai c(iu-ione
in t,..i!. r.-.aiiied a le-uiir orauizi-
... . i
t:-r,-, ( f. nis i. am I m e.iieiiv. nan
pi i-.td him. but ready, without afl'ec-;
tati.m " nnvado. t- do anylliing
liiHtiu!r ruiiiirel of him. He ask
ed me .vi al the plans were for tht
in .11 row 1 answered that I was go
ing to i.: ! the enemy at daylight,
anii :i- exires-ed gratification at
my i though uparently not be-c.u-
- in' liny umiMXed conlidetice in
the r-su.t. Mia 1 had no consulta
tion uiili ii nenl (iriint and knew
nothing of his purpose. I presumed
that we would lie in accord, but I
haJ beeu only a few hours within
the limits of his authority, and I
did no; look up. m hi. -n as my com-mai.'it-r.
though I wouivi zealously
Iuv iheycd his urders. Geueral
Sin r ii in allowed me to take with
me the map, a f.iC siniilie of which
wa- limited uilh liiis article I
never imagined t:iat in the future it
wo ii l have the interest which now
atta'. lies I It, a id after the battle it
w.! I ii 1 a-ode aii'l forgotten.
' VV" . i 1 1 n two vears ulier tliat
u,i. :ii. I n.il (ii-tii.et limits, wiiere-!tjlf. p.,iiMrv j.t.iU,j to me. 1 wrote lit is tested, louring ine process n
i :n y n-t-re in fact very much ia- J t0 lim . '0, Carl, how can you think ! drilling they also struck a flow of
i i -'.iix -1 1 it pos-iole for you t o spenk one day I natural gas. One of the workmen
Oi" i Mir- vi e talked ot o'.her in- j jn lne ,s,.nKlPt w hen no you do not i ignited it and it burned well.
d.!-..t J iu itters. In ail hi. career kllow one word of English ?" But! - -
he :. i-. 1 i -utur.i to say, never ap-1 uow jt ha aj oome true, and vou It is worth remembering that no
p -,-1 i . I..-U.T advantage. There, ca(, iui l(,jtlt, llow ,:ippv I am when ! hodv enjoys the nicest surroundings
wa tin fVvi.k, brave soidier, rather jj sjt i,i the galUr listening to if in bad health. There are m wera
Mililu i. p iiizing the criiicd situa-jjjjr,, 'i " j U people about today with one
iki,. in a inch rausM of s-.tiue sort. I ivi f Cm. i foot in the grave, to whom a bottle
m-ctiog, quite c nitrarv opinions l - im, iuii.it, if yer please. I recon
vel.)...si ti.em-elves beiween Ger.t r-1 tlze tie that I hev mide a big
nl S'lermau and n.yself coiii;eriiingjlnw,..p I 2.,. here an' hung
t..e ;i il' e oi n o'l. and !ns Memoirs
i .iill'. reiit i,..'c,('i'.t of the inter-tJlt
Vltuv .m i . n-.-jrii;'d. ileSHVS that
lie fritid i the map to my enginei r
iil'u:r. Captain Michler, who, in fit'.:
w ;.s !. ii pres-ni, and coainl i.ns that
it was never ret urned to him. He
t-v. s that 1 gru.uhied about the
flragiler'. ami that he f;'ired I would
not hring my ar.ny across the river.
l would suppo.-e that his feirs
wi'.ild ! ive b-i n allayed by the fact
that ill liii vtry Mioinent my troops
were arriving and covering his front
as fast as legs and steamboats coul l
turrv tlie.u."
Married tin Know SIkhk
Mi-s Ne'.'ie Coannrs, of Ltke Citv,
and O-tcar O.M'ii, of Animas Forks,
were married on the summit of the
divide hi uu altitude ot over lS.tHHJ
feet, tiie party tieing -ju suow sn-jes.
51. s Ijoiiiiur agreed t- meet Mr. Ol
eeii ou ihs summit, iirin'int; her
fr.euds wit'i her, aud Mr. 0;st-u was
i.o aiiproaeii the summit with his
In, ci n.iii up ou iSic opiiitsile
side ot the mountain. Toe bride
Jel'i Like City, i.x riijt.inie f by her
two brothers, and A lieu left Animas
K-irks at tu .-a tie hour, accompan
ied by itie lie-. F. L-'y, of Ssdverton.
a,ii a fe frieuJ-. Tiie ordy way of
tciiiug tha snoa-covered mountain
w is o.i s iihv--i!ioos, aui tiie cliuib
i; was taiijaiii.:. Tti jrr xmi and
the tninisler arrived first at the des
icnaUul meeting point, but they did
iiu'. have ionj It iv ut, for the bride
and her broilers were soon observed
rnni; tlie .jot, truJj;ui along
chverdy. Mis Couuors teemed less
f tiiued thau auv other meutber of
the party. After a short rest Eev.
Ly performed the reddiug ceremiv
cy with ad much iin;regMvenesg as
if it had taken place in a church..
The luiui-ter, the bride, the grom
and the wiu.e-ses of the marriage
grouped themselves together as close
as the Canadian snow-shoes would
jiermit. CiJorado Beacon.
Health v Girl.
It is oa junker fashionable with
the fiiir sex t j eign delicacy, nor are
the girls ol the coming generaiiou
actuated tv an ioafe desire to ate
(tear fi.iiile and gfiiLetiJ at ihe tx-
pr-na ot health. 1 he acrj ot bus
u, bright-eyed young Ivdita one
will iweH upjn any oi our ljubljc
ihorougnidreti any allernoon, is am
p!r uviiiouce oi the truth of the as
sertion, longer do the fair ones
eeeru wan and p d to look upon,
nor is their style of locomotion sug
jl' stive il eJiri ; but ou the contra
ry neany ail seem strong aud lithe
of limb, and with cheeks suffused
with the ruddv glow of health. Doc
tors generally agree that there is far
less of eickiiets among the ser than
has formerly been tbe cae, and thU
ould be attributed golelr to the glo
rious practice young lad it JLav cf
J.iie Mcquireii of testing tseiy, cpa
tij lilies as peil'-striaus, and in
in oth'T forms of light phys-
I0:d rxercise. It is to be hoped Misa
the o d work will go ou. Albany
Erprcr.
Which is the most ancient of the
.trees? The elder tree.
j a Handy Hint for Wash Day.
Here is capital bint from Pau-
line Adelaide Hardy, who writes in !
Good JJouscleejnng.'oa the preeerva- j
iitfa of the hands: "Many house-
keepers have rough hands iu winier, 1
which grow very painiui, cTacsmK
mien on the knuckles, the cracks
extendiug into the palms of the
hands. Thev take their hand out
r . . . .J . - . i . m K in h ' n 17 '
clothes in the wind. If they did not
use hot water, and the hands were
thoroughly dried before going out,
this would be avoided. A pair of
white woollen stockings, cut off
rnnrnlinrr Af. the ankle and sewed
across with a thumb sewed in, make to form an excellent creasing lor
a verv comfortable pair of mittens wounds, ulcers and cavities, except
or hanging up and taking off j ing in conditions of profuse secre
clothes. I'm thetn fast to the sleeves tion, in which cases its action is lees
with large safety pins before going satisfactory.
out, having first stretched the arm j Small repeated doses of eolphur
upward, then they will not come are highly extolled by an Ebglun
loose and the wrists will be protect burgeon in tbe.treatment of diphtbe
ed. After bringing in the clothes, if ria. Fifteen grains of milk of sul
the mittens are put in the clothes phur may be suspended in an ounce
uin bae they will be kept clean and of mucilage, and flavored agreeably,
in the right place. Of this a -ful or more ma,
Hands are injured in verv cold be taken every balf hour, according
weather bv lack of protection at the: to the aee of the patient.
ri-t-. as' large veins and arteries 1 borne time ago an old British sol
are" exposed. The blood is chilled idier from the East Indies brought
in pacing into the hands. Every , home pills made of spider s webs,
.. nnt hv handsome, white which he told us are largely em ploy-
and shatK-iv hands, but every one
can have clean
hands.
and comfortable
The W ife if Carl Scliu.-a.
Carl Schurz, when in the Senate,
was blessed with a devoted wife, two
lovely daughters, and a baby boy.
After one ot" the Senator's great
a,lHM,ilfHt .. ..J paid to his wife : " 1
. 1 r 1 ..
:m pure jou leel prouu 01 your nu
)AU, y
You can imagine that 1 1
huiz, with a
hlllit accent
her expressive eyes
lighting up. "My husband tel.s
me that I urn his i-eyere-t critic, but
hi hist speech was to me very satlS'
fdl.ltirf jre was' iu the iu od to
fi.iit ins voice, everything as in
acci
rd.
Aii'l eicliteen yearn ngo lie
Came to America, and he (in! not.n
... Philaueliibia. but my husband
i . i. , J v' .in !
:1!ton He did coiije here and some
(.,v i ,;tiai stand there and
sti:-;,K, a
ml
ViU, iuv dear, win oeiilioi
- .
m rJ ,. i.
SI1,j 'hrllt Uj) tH:Tf f.,r ,Iie, Leaving '
,1,- m,i.i.i a( ii, dviinr statesman, i
I bad to tell her that there was uo
hope,
llow sad, how sad !" she exclaim
ed, tiie tears glistening in her eyes,
to think that he is d ing with no
woman to smooth his pillow.'1 To
those who knew the story of Mr.
Sumner's unfortunate marriage her
womanl, remark was deeply signifi
cant. It was not long before Mrs.
Schurz followed him across the dark
river." J'en rerley J'oore.
Recent London 'ogi are said to
have been pinkish, but from what
cause or probable cause is not stated.
A fis listed Juror.
An old fellow who had served dur
ing several weeks o:i a jury created
a sensation in court by arising dar
iu'a trial and addressing the judge.
qur," said he, "jes1 .i-teu to
eiiniirir.111j trvin' to frit on the iurv. an'
j.t I g(,t thar."
"well, whai is the matter with
yuu?'1 theiude demanded.
" I'm cunin' to that I gol thar.
:c I told you. mi we lit into biziiess.
I thought 1 wi.njd hear all about
lio.v fellers irot tilled, an' how some
body was murdered, an' I thought
that we'd ssy some filler wai guilty
an' would see him hung, but I was
disappointed.
" Here dime a lot o' caes about
fellers reinoviu' mortsiaed cutton,
an' all ab.iut Mr. Sj-ar.d-So suin'
eicli other, but I ai'i't heard nothin'
'bout killin' nor nolhin' interestin'
yit.
" 1 am a )0'.verftil hand fir fun,
j-de, an' I nt'V'T could stand dry
details. 1 wanter bear suthin Uiat
will in ike my Imir stand up on end
I thought that a juryman had a fin-)
timethought tuat with him it wan
a re'ui.irshow, but as I toleyou, I've
bt-i'ii deceived.
W'y, 1 moot Slav here a mo'ith
foolin' with sich stuff, an' even then
w luidn'l h ive noliiiii' ter tell the
b.ns when I got home, so, jedne, ef
yer doan't eive me a chance to hang
a fellerj I'll I, live to p" 'lunir towards
home." ArLatuaw Trav'h'r.
There mut be an open road bfr
tween tbe food we eat and the sub
stance of which our lu.dieg are com
posed. If the road is closed or
closed we eieken, f.iint and die.
This road is made up of the organs
of digestion and assimilation. Of
these thestomach and liwr are chief.
j Most people have had more or less
experience of the horrors of consti'
patlon. Prevent it -and nil its lear
iul sequences by uing Dr. Kennrj
dy'a "favorite Remedy." It is the
tirtt step that cotw.
A part of thf xmrgo i the steamer
Feronia. recenllv lost tin the Patch
coat, consisted of S.OOO.QWlQU
needles designed for the Chinese
fade.
a u. Bhemeaiissi. sieuralois
,.-:. wii.T.,iiiw,(
1. .'n-... rirwtr.
KUF. fni J T.
voi.ru s itLauxuiw.Mi.
UflUEfli (URE
AhaaluUiu
'. ( fr-m OpUtf, Antnol 4Mt ft '
AFE.
SURE.
PROMPT.
AT litiwrn n 1
vat taiaua a vetikia etx.aaLTikrjai.B-.
P JACOBS Q I
s a lif-a. m Mr I M At I
Ear
Uftalll
r" I.
v-nrPQin
I III I Mill r
tlir CHARLU k. to.
TStADE WVV MaRK.
i
25!
Health Hlnta.
Sassafras tea, strongly infused is
credited with wonderful properties
for inducing cheerfulness, happiness,
free - conversational pomen and a
geuerai wi.ug
spoonful doses nT sassafras oil, taken
in water, or soda-water, are said to
produce a delightful species of in
toxication, and to remote pain of
colic, cramp, etc. The external ap-
pl-cation of the same oil is also said
to relieve neuralgic pain. Sassafras
has long been need in tngiana as a
domestic remedy or palliatiTS for
chronic rheumatism.
Powdered sugar has been found
led in India as a prophylactic against
and cure for ague. He assured us
that he himself bad been a sufferer
from intermittent fever for years.acd
that, though the disease was not
eradicated, be could either avert the
spells or render them insignificant
by the use of this singular remedy.
One of my children, a girl about
nine years old, had a vtry bad dis
charge from her head and nose of a
i,jcii vellowiah matter, and was
growing worse. e bad two diner
ent physicians perscribe for her,
but without benefit. We tried Ely's
Cream Baliu, and much to our sur
prise in three days there was a
maked improvement. We continued
using the balm and in a short time
the discharge was apparently cured.
A ("nrir. drninir. N Y
' ,
Xainral Ja lit the Greeasbarg Jail
Grkensburg, Feb. 16 Kelly &
Youug have removed their machine
from the jiil where they were drill
ing for soft water. They struck a
flow of soft water, but whether it
will be sufficient to supply the wants
inejau humiuiudiuuhu uum
. . . r
01 laraers ionic wouiuuo ujuic
gd than all the doctors and medi-
Clues tney nave ever useu
Winnipeg papers report that Mr.
Gohet, of Medicine Hat, began his
spring plowing last Friday.
T3 ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ol
Xki the Director of tle Poor and of the
House of Employment of Somerset County,
Pennsylvania, fur the year ending 3d
Jikunury, A. D., 1S6.
Ciars C. Scbbock, Esq., Treaanrer of tbe
Somerset County Poor House in account
with Somerset County, for the year end
ing 3d January, 1H86 :
Dr. Jfrea'pt.
To ami. m-'iL from Racbael Moraa EUte for
mmtfiuiD of Mrm. Karhel Motan... U 00
To ami rer'd from K. Kliearer estate tor
tnmntco&iice of MraKlixaoeth Hbearer V BO
To ami rvc'ri from l. J. Brutwlcer (iaar-
nun for nulnteoaDce oi Iran swana-
drnber M 00
To ami recM from K. Woy, for malnte-
nanre of Alice Seihert. . . $T 09
To anil rec'il frtan J.USe.bert,far maln-
Wnanoe of Alice se.tien S 00 T8 00
To ami rer'd fromK. Win, formatnte-
aaui of HrUuda Bittner 75
Toaiu't rec d from A.Cabeer,for main-
tvnanne of HellDda Bittner I It SO
To au. t ree'd from UMiUer.formala-
tenanreof Mary Miller $1 00
To ami rer'd from Jm. L. Miller, for
niaiDtenanre of Mary MUlfV
-At tt
tt tt
M tt
H tt
tt tt
1 tt
To
l to
ttti
To ami reu'd from W. H. Kuppel, Esq.,
fur mainiensnce of Msrgsret Weller..
To am 1 ree'd from Jesse hoover fVirK.C
Trexel for maintenance of H. Lenker.
To ami ree'd from Sally Walker for
maintenance of Matthias Walkor
To ami rer'd from Mury B. Kimmel,for
maintenance of Theodore Kimme!
To aui a ree'd from Samuel Bookman,
munevon nia person, lor maintenani
of Samuel UooLnian
To am t rer'd I ruin Hannah Boucher
money ou her peraoq, for maintenance
of Haunah Boucher
To ain't ree'd from Wm. Stonebraker,
fur old wagna tire
To ami rec J from Ella Cunningham,
fur beef hide
To ami ree'd from Samuel Fox, for beef
hides
To am t rer'd from II. U. Cunningham,
fo. beef hides.
To ami ree'd from Joseph Shaffer for
one horse
To ami ree'd from Mrs. K. Lauatafor
one calf
To ami ree'd from J. J. McOovern for
oneooflla ...
To ami ree'd from 8. Fox A Co, for
bones
To ami ree'd from Somerset Aleca.
works for old Iron
To ami reCd from state Treasarer.moa-
ev refunded under Act of t3d June,
lss.1 (Hamburgi
at w
it
4t Ot
I tt
4 tt
4 0
1 Tt
163 43
t t
To ami ree'd from SUteTteasnrer.moB-
ev refniwied Utt'icr Act of tui June,
lvii (liixmont)
To ami ree'd from Connty Coma per or
der No. ot I w, nai. oi im, interest on
C. Mosselman donstioa
To ami ree'd from County Corns per or
der .No. oi ins, one year uws.) uterest
on C. c. Mnsaelman donation
To ami ree'd from County coma per or
der No. ot ihs, baL of purchase money
of real estate and rosta
To ami ree'd from County coma per or
der No. of lb, to balance account....
lltttt
4447 St
8471 tt
Cr. Expenditure.
For Expense, 4c, unpaid for tbe
j eiir 1H4 :
By ami pid on orders for Ont Door Re
lief, bal of :ni4 g
" " " fi Cottl as for Out Door Pau
pers bal. of tM
" Constable fetvlba of Itm
- " " "Jusucea f eea, UaL of lt
" " - Apple buiter, baL of las4
Coal, baL of ISM
" " " Farming utenaua, bal.l4
" Salary f. Launta, Steward
bal of 1SS4
tt to
4 00
t 43
1 00
1 05
in
Our Door Expense for 1885 :
By ami paid for Out Doer Relief.:
f " - constable fee
Juadces fees
, . (i services.
coaiu....'
Burial exneatct
" KenL
ii m small pok pstM-aia at
teodaacc, c
t4T It
t M
t
ISO to
H
4t 40
vtt9
I t!4 M
ExiKnse for Maintenance elsewhere
tfiaa in 1 oor House :
9j mV ptid for maintenance of Homer.
el county uper in Bedford county.)
By ami petirforuauilenanceof pauper
at Slate Lnh. Huspual, arrlsbttrg. ...
By ami paid for mauilenani of pauper
at West fenna Uuxpital, Dixafoa. .,.
By ami paid for traveling expenses for
out door paupers and insane
Br ami paid fur cosreyuig oaf 'door
paupers and laasae '.
By ami paid fi- AUiu-oad far fur )t
door paupers and mesa
By ami paid for mi mi manor of caiidrea
ia private famiiaw
n n
94 It
at it
tlttt
t iitttt
txpenaea of 1 oor Uons proper :
By oX r'd fur provisions, Ac,
"eat tilt 41
" .VVaiat and Soar. Ut St
- " " VelttlaUt a a
- Coffee. ..J.T.7. J.-t
" " Salt it S
- V inegar. 4 7
-- Hire ttfZ
" " " Bcoa ttT
.-' Sugar . ft at
It It " " Molassea 1M tt
. It tniMT grocerie.. 4 tt
f . . If Kaaoa 'tat
- " .. Tpvif boner.... 1M at
- . PmmM- it n
" . (ipar.'.'..J?..-. ' f jf
:: : i?z- 5
Tohaoro ' U
- - - Hauaadcapa 1J C
- SSoea aad IfaTber tat S
. . " - Drag and asedJctae.. tt C
. . Mcootas at t
" " - J'ir-
" Z 1 e.
mi. CtJirwan..... w as
- Cuai oiLae
" Keaauir atatter
Hreastnat;
- FTlstiaf
" AdvertiBUg, Dessocrat
Stl.lt: Herald. B... mo
" " " Carding aad wearine.. 8 70
" Stoae crock ou
" " " OtoTca and pipe It SO
Fire loMiraiioe i at
" Kepatrutf rlm lc and
eirlnc niarbloe t so
conatablea fees for In
mate. n io
Jiwueea fee for Inmate a M
" " BonriM fee for Inmate t w
TaikertRC T 15
" " " Coma for inmate.... M u
Pomp i 7
ConTertng Inmate ... ( t
Traveling expeaar for
Inmatea. 1 00
S IM U
Farm Expense.
" " Farming ntensU. M M
Fertlluer ts7 M
Seed and planta aft 8
Saaruig lumber. 1 si
Nalia, c, fi repain.. to M
" Labor on farm 14
" Keao wire 17 1
" " " Preiailt and expreaa.... Ill
Caeung 11 s
Blackamuamg H $4
' Sadillery I
" " " Fana Horae 10 ou
"" Bull 4 oo
" " - " Shoce MM
FtiTrhaae amarr and
eoctaof Juilgtinfuil.. 11 to
I itdi as
Permanent Improvement and Kepair :
JTew baQdlng wagon
shed t 1W 7
" " Kepair painting roof
of new brirk building.. 3S tl
m Kepair mason work,
c 14 tt
ISO 7
' Extraordinary Expenses :
By ami p'd for Furniture book case for
Muaaelman Library. ..$ It 00
u u - n Waahing machine and
wringer It 00
" " Clerk at Ann ad Settle
ment 10 00
Anmrnl for expen
se of liirect' Couven. :b oo
" " Kecorduig two devil.. 5 Ki
Salaries :
Director pay,
Jesse hoover t 60 at
Keuhen Woy. to 0i
Josiah Ankeny w
Steward, Krauk U'inti 1 00
Matron, K. Uanit, 40 ('
A wit Matron s i
Treasurer W "
Chaplain V
AUorner.F.W.Beisecker lw
PhysKlan. E. W.BIough lw w
Clerk, J. H. Weimer... Mw
Total..
t StTitt
Poor House Director in Account with
Somerset County.
By ami of Estima'e for Expenses, made
1st November, lw t li.000 00
To ami of above four county orders No. 7.6- us
Balance onexpended to the crnllt of
the Director $ 4,371 tJ
C. C. Jftuvbiuin Donation.
Poor House Director In Account with Somerset
Countv, for the C. C. Musselman fund, see
Record of Denis roiame ti, page 73, Somerset
County Library :
Beoeipta.
To ami ree'd from Co. Corns. for the bal
ance of Interest for lt4, on the C. c.
Musselman fund t t SO
To ami ree'd from Co. Com, for the In
terest for 1SS5, on the C. C. Mussel
men rand
30 00
Total Receipts
Expenditures.
By two rear mbwnpilon to Som
erset herald, paid with the as
sent of tbe doni t 00
By one year's subscription to Som
erset Co. Times, paid with the as
cent of tbe donor 100
B; Bi'l No. SSS of books, Ac, pur
chased and paid with the assent
of the donor 80 40
By reading matter purchased and
paid with the assent of the donor 1 TO
3D 30
M 30
Xote. A number of bill and order in favor of
Director for Travelling Expense paid by them,
Ac., were laid before I lie Auditors. A stated case
was made and presented to the Court, see No. ,
Pebruarr Term, IKK, and the opinion of the Court
waa obtained on the legality of the bill. The
orders were approved or disallowed by the Audi
tor, according to the opinion of tbe Court In
said case. The following list show the orders
disallowed and the orders remaining outstanding
for the past year, vis :
T rkem Untt. St. J Order. Amount.
P. B. Director.. ..13UTl;i,ST,4 S31 8t 80
JoknUaman 4 toot
wriomon Baker.... tit 1 out
Christ. Weightman. 40T S os:
Anna Berkley 437 I tot
U B. Mengea 44 4 U
Mary Havemlcat.. - .t out
Noah Catoa . 4T t 142
Catharine Mtahler.. tut 10 Out
Chrua. Weightman. su; 5 out
Barbara Klngler .. MO 8 M
Saaan Shnltx til t Out
Henry Knieream. tit t wot
Jacob Eu-henoar.. tit 10 out
Emma Server..... 14 10 out
Philip Zimmerman. tit want
W. J. Olesaner..... S34 loot
tl33 OS
Restarts, Order disallowed a per opinion
of the Court, t Order said to be destroyed new
order Issued aad paid, t Order outstanding not
presented.
We the undersigned Andltors of Somerset Coun
y. Henn a do hereby certify that we have audited.
settled and adjusted the account of Cyrus C
Ken rock. Esq,, Treasurer of the Somerset County
Poor House, aad the account of the Director of
the Poor of said Countv. for the year ending id
January, IMS, and that the foregoing statements
are correct, witness oar nana ami seals mis ism
January, 189.
Attest j. w. jtir.in.rcn, nesij
DlNlTDJ METBUt,) N. B. PESKOD, Seal
Feb. 10. Clerk. J. K. BOWMAN, Seal
TEPORT OF FRANKLIN LATJNTZ,
L Steward of the Poor Honse and House
of Employment of Somerset County. Penn.,
for year ending 31st December, 1HS5.
srrjet as ran.
No. of Hone 4
t!ow 14
Ball - 1
tvearoM cattle 4
Yearling ., 4
Spring calvea...,, , t
" Sheep. 34
Brood ow , 1
Pig t
laeuMBvrs on rixn.
Same a before reported.
raooccn of Fiaa.
Ko. of Ton of Hay 34
Bushel of wheat .
Buckwheat 81
" Kye W
Corn mo
Oats. 10
potato.. 700
Beaa It
OnHin
Apple SO
" Turnips 10
- Beets
Barrel of Dried Corn t
- Sour Krout t
" Pickled Bean '
encumber, 1
" Soap t
Oallon of Apple Butler n
Cider tit
Read of Cahhbage son
Pound of Butter SW
" Lard. SOS
" Tallow tun
Wool 10
" " Beef ...."tht
" Veal 17
Mutton tao
" " Pork. 4aa
aancLBs HaxmcTcatD in norm.
No. of Sheet
4
113
11
t
XI
74
M
14
S
4S
IS
4
4
T
ts
s
1
90
40
45
1
II
10
II
a
it
" Pillow ease
" Bed iKks
Bolsters
Pairs of window curtains.
Towels
Sbroods
Women' chemise
aproa
sarauea.
wins
waists
dresses
drawer
" cap
pair of women stoekinirs
t footed
, men's shirts
- hants...-.
drawer ..
ailtten
pairs of asea' socks
" footed
calldren dresses
" " kiru
aproo
chemise
pair of children stocking
" boj pants
" shirta
pair of shoe
tfUltfJ or ALUS House.
Ha p Bouse on 1st Jsnr. 1S85.
diaacd dunnz the year
ss
J
;
Whole No. la Boas dartaf the fear. .. 151
Na died dunnf uw year- I
. disckaraed, ma off, Ac, during
ar J
s
Na ah Hooac oa 1st Jsny, last.. ...... ss
Of the St inmate reiaalnuur In Ihe house on
lat Ufi l!s. there were it sane males. IS sane
leiaaks, SJ ujsane asale aad 11 insane female, t
Idiotic oiaka aad I laiotle females, t blind male
Silt blind female and one deaf and dumb male.
AH or Afaxi ver Jrhut cteept one sane colored
ataat, aad ail were jEdult ituv t white children,
ail aaa f raaia aaa on Cemae.
Caarjes Daalets, age4 . Atoer Sfeisoa. aea tt.
una Meyara, a-en aa wauaaa rraaiar, aced 30.
Hubert LrBca. oulored. and aa. Jeaaa k arts j
Rellsioaa serrkea were held la tke Hnase seven m
times by Rev. Hiram Klac and one (i) time by
jfff. Jt K. Raadall
fffjota or aaruraa.
AlHarrlatar( may afd 1 female. Total.... I
li Daatoui t auk uu ; tz&eit. - .. . i
atHorxawacaoaL. '
t aulea aad 1 f emaat a
catuaaa aocnocT to para,
jn BuJeeaBdltfenuleawhoare alive
CBILDBaW 0W TBIAL
mtmmAimm.. r
fw tuartUMtU twir raanuaa '
lasaieaaada leaala......ir!..".'.,,...... t
oct rxwa aauir. '
Na of persons relieved,!? males and 2t females,
ssdadrat eaadrea depeadem oa parents
jrecetvian; relief 41
'aaari alia vaoaajrra
Xa . alXreaaae4 aad Meed durtn. jear....4S7
aseaia roraiated tultieia - - - ... awe
r. LAU.VTZ.
Steward,
Absolutely Pure.
Thl Powder nererrarl. A mrrel of parity,
tren-th and wholesomenea. More economical
than tbe onltnarr kuxls and cannot he Sola II
amMHltl'io with tbe multlluite of low test, tbora
welabt, alum or phosphate powder. Sold eny la
Csa Koval Bakimii Powdh Co., loe Wau
St., R. Y. mnyjsi ..
WORTH?
Of Confidence.
- yrnin P.irsapariila i .anieilicincliisf.
M tH O ilurhii nearly 40 years, in a 1
iiarta of Die world, has pn'tvrii ils edi
iai y as I lie ticstbluodalU:riilatv kuowa
to liieuical scicuce.
SARSAPARiLLA VT
fcnuiue lloudura.1 Sarsapsriibk i u
h:i..o, auj lis 'ovrr are euhaiii-eil I V
the r-Ylrarts of Vcilcw Pin k and rilil
lni.'iu. ilia ImliiKii uf l'o:aititu eud
l.'oii. :i;id ollu r ;utcut in ;n iliwits.
i nir b iud tilbletl by tii-niosementt
w of liu ii:es!ive nnd nsiriiiUitorv func
tion; is ii tuiu'uU by "scrofula? or
diH-s il i- Ki'.iiu the polsou ol Jlercury
or ( uu: lat ins lisc:i?
TUP leadiur phy-irians of l!ie t'nited
I n t laie. who Lnow llio ruuiixMiioti
of Ayeu's S.vi;s.rAi;iLi.A, say tiut
1 1 f Ii i n ve so frood fur tiie purifu-a-tion
of I lie blood i within the ran-e of
iiUr.uii'y.
"KJ1 V ''y ''l! 01 thi remedy ii it
Ui3 f omMc fir a nT.,:on who h:r
i'orru;'!ed blood to iitlain sound licnl U
u!id ,ri'V:'iit lr:ii.snii.ion of I'au di
uraclive taint to posterity.
TU'tE'flfr'JJ V cffiit ive renovation
InunUiJunLY ut iiiet tu hum
ine'udi! not only the remotal of eor
rii;i:i ui from the lilood.bnt its i nricli
ni tit and tlio streu;lheui:v ol llio
vi.ul organs.
Dm I A PI IT w itnesses, all over tbo
tlt-LIADLt world, testify that this
work is better accomplished by A YF.it'
SiitSAPAKllXA than by aiiy other
rciui'ity.
Bi nnn that i corrupted tlironh
L'JJlJ c:i-e U made purr, ami IiKmhI
wcali.-n 'd throuu'U diiniiiiltioti of tlio
rr'd i-111-iiUM.-les in made roni.', by
AYEIt'S Saksapahii.la.
nUDTVlur ','1' and buililin:;
rUrlirYlilu up the sytem require
time in serious can's but benefit will
d -rivrd (mm the ti.-e of AVER'S
Si:s.P.Mtnx moro niccdily than
)in anything else.
MriOlrtT forwhirh like effc-ct are
LUiUllit. falsely elaimed. is aliuii
,1 mt in til- market. under many names.
Inn tin- or.lv im'paraiion ihat liasstissl
t hi- :r: of iitui'. mid proved worthy ot
the vurU! coutidi lire, is
n
rs Sarsaparifa,
iVfl
J
rnr.r-Ar.ED by
. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass.
:d by ail '.mi-gists: Trice St;
.Six Unties for $5.
EXCELSIOR
COOK STOVES
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY.
EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KIND&
11 Mm m lie Suite!
AtcraiTcasD bv
ISAAC A. SHEPPAED 4 UL, BlltifliarS, Mi,
AND FOR SALE BY
R. B. Schell & Co ,
SOMERSET, FA..
maj27-'o-ljr
Alsskt A. Hobs a
J. aieoTT Wiai).
HORNE & WARB
uccaaaoaa to
EATON & BROS,
SO. 27 FIFTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
FALL AND WINTER, 1885-1886.
NEW GOODS
EVEEY DAY SPECIALTIES
tffibroidarfes, tiesi, Milllssry, Whit 6ood, Hjnd
krchefi, Oit Trinimlngs, NotltrT, 6lovs,
Crst Msillsand Mris Underwear, la
tisti as4 Chlidras'i Clothlsr. Fane j
Goods, Yarn, Zhrt, Mate
rials f All Kind for
FANCY WORK,
Gsals' FaraisMfli Gools, k, k
rou raTaoaaoa ia BsraorvrLi.T solicitid
S0r(lers by Mail attended to with Prompt
ness and Disatch
JOS. HORNE & CO'S
RETAIL STORES.
Special Bed oct Ions t Bednce Stock la
All Departiuents.
Our silk depart. ueut off.-rs great
inducements to close buyers, as the
reductions here are very great.
Summer Silks at 40 cents, 50 cents
and ODwards. French Colored Su
rah Silks 26iuches wide, at 75 cents.
Printed Iudia Silks, in dark and
light colors at 33 cents, 50 cents and
7$ cents. Thee goods wire sold at
75 cents to f 1 25 per yard. Colored
Grog Grain Silks at closing prices,
lull assortment oi colors and extra
quality, especially our U5 cent grde
wheh has always Bold at SI 25 a
yard. Colored Oros Grain Silks
from 50 cenU a yard up, all extra
g0ft4 yT!ue. tion;that begets dyspep-ia; rheu-
Great maxk-down-sale of Dress j matism and kidney trouble follow
Goods. The entie ctQck marked in their train, and death ends the
down, and the best ali-woul 4f6f chapter. You whose lives are pass
goods for 50 cent? a yard that were : 'od oyer' di-sks and in the confined
ever seen, some of tbem M id. i air of ofljcea ought tq keep Dr. Ken-
Every Winter Wrap now on hand
has been reduced ; this includes our
entire stock of finest Alaska Seal
jGairjaanU and Small Furs.
Vlotb Wapf at X)st, to close them
Pttt.
fins ii trie buyers fH-tunity.
Send for samples now. '.'
T
. . . i
Jos. Horne II Cos
W " nrV.1, eWr-r ' '
?c,,,- rJnT-'
PENN AVENTJE
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
" Hat all Tka Way."
A boy will eat and a boy will drink.
And a boy will ptar all day ;
Bat boy won't work, and a boy won't think,'
Uecaaa be ain't built that way.
A girl will lina and girl will dance.
Aad a girl will wurk aneaet ;
Bat a caul throw a atoa and blta church,
Beaaoa (be ain't built that way.
A girl wiU flirt, and a girl wlU matt,
Aad ne'er give kanelf away.
Bat she can t scratch a match on the ssat of her
pant.
Because ihtaln't built that way.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately
relieve Croup, Wnooping Cough and
Bronchitis.
Geo. V. Benford t Son.
Entering the asylum for inebria
tes, he asked ; "Do you treat drunk
ards here?" -Yes, eir. " " Well I'm
one. W here's yer bar ? "
A Nasal Injector free with each
. ...
ottle ot bhiloh a Catarrh Keuiedy.
bottle of bhiloh'a Catarrh Kemedy
1'rice 50 cents a bottle.
G. W. Benford it Son.
Some men work harder to get a
divorce than tbey ever did to sup
port a 1'jjDily.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Cattoria,
When she was a Ciiild, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Uastorla,
Wheu she had Children, sh gave lhara Carina.
You are not old, your hair 19 get
ting tliin. Your friends remarks it,
your wile regrets it. Parker's Hair
Balsam will stop this waste, save
your hair and lesture the original
gloss and color. Exceptionally clean,
prevents daudrutl, a perfect dress
ing. A Deailloclt iu the Cuke aUrike.
Pitts bi'rg, Feb. IS. The Coke
Syndicate refuse at present to make
any charges in the prices and tbe
cone wurkt-rs refuse any couj pro
mise upon their demand far increase
ot wages.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of
Botirlxm, tnd., says : "Iioth myself
and wife owe our lives to Shiluh's
Consumption Cuke." Sold by
G. V. Bknfoud it Sox.
No fatal accident has befallen any
passenger on Cayuga, Lake during i
the history of eteau. boating on that
stream.
Foil Dyspepsia and Liver Com-
pltint, you have a printed guaran
tee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vital
izes It never fails to cure.
G. W. Benford & Son.
The bangs having gone out of
style among young ladies the rol
ling pin and washboard begin to look
more hopeful.
Gootl Iiccislai i
, j . . . , .
Maryland legislators have. in com-
toon with health ufticinls ot Brook
lyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other ciliefi, endor.-ed the new dis
covery, lied Star Cough Cure, be
cause it. contains no morphia or
opium, and always .cures. The price
ia only 25 cents.
UA student of human nature
says anything can be sharpened."
Some things, however, don't need
; sharpening so we Lave heard ex
perienced married men remark.
Are you made miserable by indi
gestion. Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Sliiloh's
Vitalizer is a positive cure.
G. V Benford & Son.
' An awfully homely man at a so
ciable where kissing games are
played looks as lones une as a straw
uat in a snow-storm.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth.
G. W. Benford & Son.
Newark, New Jersey, has an anti
tobacco society composed of young
ladies. That is a good thing. We
hope all the young ladies in that
town will give up smoking. Boston
Poxt.
Whv will You cough w'nen Shi
loh's Cure will give i'limedi ite relief.
Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and SI.
G. W. Benford & Son.
Prof. Htixlev says it would require
nearly 1,000,000 barrels of herring to
supply the Cod on the Norwegian
coart with one breakfast.
".Hackmetack" a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 2-5 and 50 cts.
O. V. Benford & Son.
A Philadelphia physician fastens
his lantern on his horse's breast on
dark nights so that tne litrht i cast
in front, where it is needed.
It is soring. A resurrection of
nature's latent forces is taking place.
Like theworld around you. renew
your complexion, invigorate vour
powers, cleanse the channels of life.
Aver's Sarsaparilla is the means to
use for thij purpo.
A lady advertised in one of the
New York papers a day or two ago
for a pair of opera glasses lost in a
fashionable church on Fifth avenue
last Sunday.
Is your hair turning gray and
gradually filling out? Tail's Hair
R-medy will restore it to its original
color and stimulate the follicles to
produce a new and luxuriant growth
It also cleanses the scalp, eradicate
j dandruff, and ia a most agreeable
aud harmless dressing.
Pekin, the capital of the Celestial
Empire, is g iid to be the dreariest
wilderness of dirt and dut that can
be imagined. The streets are in a
shocking condition.
Curious In think that rteula anA
chairs kill people but they do
Taken in larce quantities office fur
furniture is fatal as vellow fever.
II . a "a
ve su ann write ourse ves awav.
; Sedentary habita produce constina
nedy'a "Favorite Remedy" always
at band for the atom ich and brain,
Acqwitied on a Technicality.
fudge (to prisoner): ""You am
'cused ob de crime ob murder. Am
' u$ IM 'hjr or not euiltv ?"
j faher;f ; ' h primmer can't hear
you your honor. He is deif.'
Judge: "Ilairi.'t got ho hearing?"
'tr: -n,,..'
. udg-.: "Den I reck'n de court '11
hev er discharge him, as de law
aya am er pusson must have a
K.nr, nr. Y.t..n I. I. n I. . I, : . .1
"m iu( imiusu uc am w i;uuvit;teu
ob er crime." ' d
O. W. BE.VFOKD.
DRUG:
G.
W. BENFORD & SON'S
DEUG- STOEE,
NO. 1, BAER'S BLOCK.
We keep constann hand a stock of
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Dyes, Toilet Articles and
PAINTS, OILS, VAHXISIIIte,
T'fZ';,7l V 'T1!?
lOBA'CUbAM t Id.t K. the Wt in the
'i ojtrxoei huh
LY. All aitveril-eil n eilirinef kejit on hu l. If n-a pur, te cm oe. en-1 n it., arri ) ri a
saort lime as we pav ar-'mt aMeiition to all iu, b diuan s. I ur own make id lion
ASU CAT I LK PO '; K is ls?ri,n. duM thru t In the ma k. l. ii c s. p.r
pound. We go to no elpensn of piciing, l.itieiinx. a,ivern.iii. ,vc , om
keep In bulk. Any tna-redient wanted penil,y ein he a.liivl. I'al1
and se. fur yoursell, and be convinced m uder Hrfniin. ( W.
BKsronoa So furrnil doing a sinare iu.nne-s au-i want all
to see for tliemselve. No trouble to su.iw cur stock.
Pare WineH and LiqaorH fop Meliciti:il l.'.sr t)nlv."t
SOMERSET LUMBER YARD.
Offrs and Yard
AT
Somerset,
Op S II C. R R.
Station .
OAK,
ASH.
CH LRRY .
POPLAR.
H ALM T,
YIU.OW PISE,
STttlSGS,
ri.COKISG.
VHEDTSVt,
H till I. fc.
LA I n,
A Ot-oeral Line of all araile ol L'ltotir an I
Also, can lurntsn anything in the iiu of our business u oriler with reas.nai 1c i,r.mi:ui s, u..it a
Brackeu, Udd-lsed Work, ac.
ELIAS CJJ2TlTXlTCrTB.J.
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. s'ation. Sumorset, Pa
TIIE OLD RELIABLE
SCHUTTLEB WcG-OlSr-
ESTABLISIIED IS C 11 IV AGO JS ISti.
:. . :'. .. .--c ... ;, - ; ...
I'Z,-' -'';'("?' X' -.5-..-. ' - i -: ;:"-;' v! ..
i I have i'.tit rweiveJ tw car loail.Kif the rii'lf ni'iii Steel iii-in SiJiu
i ......irie Western VVa'un in tlie marKet fur K Mil or Farm Pan,
tl:eie is a Hear Hraice, to be useil wneu tiaiili:i;4 li:iv nrirruTii, a niiciiit;. i:ia' t'.irnu'i
know the necessity ol" when li.iilliiii; mi lit 1 1 v fiirnu. I-ery pLin nt iIh-U sh! in iSinl'
li is waiton lias laid in Stock three years before being aorivcl Uf.. intiriiii; t :ie W'.tk lo in
lioroni;ii)y seasoned before bein ironed. iU-tiir liie iateiitei-s ul' the
I
DOUBLE COLLAR AND "OIL CUPS.
It is the only Wagon male that ii.is tliii iniirovfiiii:it. I; jvni.is tlie
necessity r taking off the wheels to grease, as in the nil m'v!c ,- by.i:n
lly turning a cap the wagon can be uilej in lfru t!i:i:i live miini!i". Til is :
Wagon wants to be seen to be fully appreciated, and pnrtiei tviihinn to
buy will do well to see it before puri'lia-iinti clMw!iere.
EVERY WAGON FULLY INSURED.
In offering this make of Waon to the public, will jay I n-ed the s:ime
m
if'l
1 make uf Wagon for five
tains, over nads that were alniijst impassable, and they always stood
the test. I feel warranted in saying I believe them the li.-t Wnon on
wheels.
Call on Oliver KnepjK'r or Henry Uellloy, who will slm- yon tin
Wagons. mrAGEsrs wasted throughout the covstt.
P. HEFFLKV.
SOMERSEr, aVTAPlCtl 28, 1835.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !
CQFFRQTH & CO., SOMERSET. PA.
Bright, New and Desirable Selections for Fall, at
GREAT BARGAINS.
Imitation Walnut Chamber Suits, -S'l-3 t0.
Black Walnut, Full Marble Top, :J0,0I).
, Mtiire of Every Descriptioa ! Parlor Up'ohterei
LOOK AT PRICES.' ITWlLcCOST C XOTHIS'i 1
IN HAIR CLOTH -----SPUfi
SILK -
EMBOSSED PLUSH - - r - -
HTCoiiic Hight Aln, stnt! firt (!ic la,.irgai.is.
ocUl 6m.
" THENDKJAT IONS "
FOE, THE
HOLIDAY SEASON I
Are thatC. N. BOYD will sell oods at such prices that'
everyone will have to buy their friends a Christmas (iii't. We
ean offer such inducements hoth Goods a nd 'run as to
have you come at once and see for yourselves. We will men
tion a few, but space will not
beautilul things that are lor sale
Ladies' Dressing Cases,
Gents' Dressing Cases,
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Gent9 Shaving Cases,
Ladies Toilet Sets,
Whisks and Holders,
Cat Tail Easles,
GOLD PENS !
GOLD
Am selling my stock of Gold Puns and Hjld rs at COST, and
rare bargains are offered in this line. Then we have
Pocket Bonks, Letter Bocks, Side P, inks,
Smokers' Sets, Cigar Cases, Razors,
Gents' Traveling Shaving Cases, and the Star Safetv K.iz ir.
If any of yonr friends are nee lini: .ilEfT
than a pairor Ur Kins a 8PCT C1KS or EYK-GI.ASSKS, in f;,,, Frames. We have
tlie , Sole Agency f.ir tliese Genii, and jiUHntw lerfect sutisf.ie'iitii. riniw c.ill e.irlv.
brfire the desirable gixajs are all ir.ine. I'.ilire a!t-iitnn "ti.wn. wiii-tlirr nn ni-!i :,i
purchase or ri'it. No trouble to slnw k-hsIh. Ci.me. I, nit tiirougii o;ir sMtK.'iret ,m: ri
Ces,ni if s;e rsnnot save yuu money will nut ak you to bnv.
Heapcut fully,
P. N. BOYD, MAMMQTIl BLOCK, SOMERSET, p..
LIME! LIME !
Tha Farmer's UtaeCompany, Umld, will sell
at their kilns, or load so ears.
QQOD LIME
At Scents per bathel. orileilv.r u as fiw as tha
lowest tuail Kallruaa Staiians ami tlini(j li.
tb Onantv, anil un tb Berlin Braaeb citieb kiw
er StU.ifACtiou Gurubfi It 4s ih (1...
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Oarrau Somerset Uo.. Pa.
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Sundries kept in 3 first-clj In2 S: ire-
"Piurtensnrej ,
nutrbet fr m I'n
k:. family
urd tv'th by Phyielan" snd F e
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ELIiS CUNNING II A A I ,
MaofictORr ul D:3!er. Wlulcalsr ail r or
LUMBER AND BffllffiB MATERIAL
HARD AND SOFT WOODS,
PICKETS,
I'OOKI.
Xii ft M.V. V.
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Kuillinur M:iiri il and Km rlnu !:i e krn; In '
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years when freighting aery tin- Iim ky Md.hi
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$35 00
40 CO
$50 00
permit us to mention half of the
in our Store. We have
'Photograph Alliums,
Autograph Albutn.",
Scrap Albums,
Plush Albums,
Plate (il iss Mirrors,
Ebony Frame Mirrors,
Writing De.-ks,
f'liri.-t!ii:i.-Caril;
Odor Sets,
ti.it Fratnt-s,
Crumb Tr-iys,
Ct (: is- i; .:il(.-
I 'X l'iijiers,
Komi--- E is!c?.
PKNS ! iOl.D I'KN S !
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A VALUABLE
FABH I'O.a SAII'.
I ffT fr sale my f rm, kn- wn tin the l. a.
Wn,l fr. Ii S nwiret inwn-hii. Tii fsrni
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sren tte a-r-s In a Mleof ri l' isli. n;
Ihe halilh-e Wrll ilmhs k. wlm a t. "iurv irsme
dwelliDK house- bsek harn ami other .u ii .;i
th.re.ai erected There la a Inrns iiir ni al nrrr
faillB aateratrhs Sno.e. Ther hum i-a lara
' twriDn fmit tncsut aim ut every
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Tseks reasoesM... Tor further Inroriratl. -; ap.
ply lo tbe onJerslitned in siuiit, r- t,wnhi;.
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CURTIS K. GROVE.
tri-iB Court Ii
Somerset, Pcnn'
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SLZIGHS,
CAM I.iCE
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