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The Somerset Ileraltl.
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..Jillll.ary 1
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i.i-v- J. B. rj-iyderV
h
r ti.j -..u ilke tfc kii.J orwea'her?
' new leaf" fr"e'from blol. yet
line easts at Lieseeker t t-'ijjcj's.
kinda of trus at Ble.ieJier A fcny-
,nlT a t-w weeks 'until it spring coo
A..
' t nJ CiM!a ecialiyatSciiiwk-i
Eve phisses and srsvtAeies at Etrsecker i,
!e
Fer it A-ates. fro to J B. IJolJerbaBrn's j
-'wr Store,
':,,. .liiTi-rtd odors of ell racts at Bie-
ST-vd.-r's.
A
in
at M. j
shell ei-n at bottom pricfa.
store, j
. . ..i-.l-.-j inJ mnlierriM. !
hi S--bn.
k. tli- ir.Kr.
Ti :.-rp an- tiv if the J'.m fimiiy in the
-,.-.!:! i.v-!.i'''P.
.-sViir'it and tutrt-'tfi!. p to J- H. Hoi
.;:n,' Harda-arc Store,
r l.-n'- and !iii!, E lo J. B. Hoi
, jru liur larc Sl-r.
- r ' if r.tid liUnk"t, m u J. B. Hol
l!ni'4"irt Store.
. ,;) I"! r Is ly M. St-iirurk
I
. ! ui.-htT ui.iV'-i and Mif J.'0 .o Jauus
,ni-t:i.um's iUnlaarv Stora.
.. .m i!t b .V with a ("ari-'.-'its s'.ci is
rK .: ;ia!Ui:r' --.nvnly ti-t.d. j
r m.-at ciittpr and muI'ith, l-o to Jamt-?
i.intii Hari'wjtre .Hlore. 1
:..!-ed am! sixiy--ii tew.-lient at- j
i
V1:JL CO'll'ty ItiMl!
i ne Baldwin !'Ko:m
ile.
l.vi' Y--urk,
,iu. h;iilt ::
i. 1h ihu li a-.
ti.e t'.IIIIH
i a h ad'
r i-K-i'iii'ilivrs.
e to ili-atl tint and
i'.e K-t tris weil.
of iow ric.n in
l!-e t,ro-vry. Flour and Fetd
t ! Water, I
n'.iel r (ninicn hii by
h.:.i nilv at Ilirstft kt-r it
ir CM:!!' tl p-HKi.s
T.c
f a.wais lute 1
;
i'.e one t:i. of i
m
.'St Of I .C!M
li"i ii lucre:!
111-.'
.tic of a I
i 1 ir.
. I i
S a' . l i-.
cents. M. M.
.1 t.,
Kin,-'-1 a'
leg. in ft
einhr i
tiill.l !
a.-ri
1 up
lolls
Vtill'l g' t
mil I i e coal men
; tciiiis liiit.c, ti.-s .
-:iv d.-y-
l'c .i. ouiT
W nt t.i-I, A
d. Tiii'. 't ct. -
j.i.a mi 1 Mo. ha t'of
rock oi:';y. I' is r ir"
it. and oii will use no
M.
-1.
!,.,:. ,ir !i !-".! i;'i;i .iu the ... ;:r jr;s
i.i ; i ir v. 'M lij.ve to wait
".r, f.-i r. t'irvt ii i:.-r?.v
U -.: !'. ii r -it.i'f'i Ut j: c-:is c-ii-li.
V:.r I ii h i,"-'- T.iii oii.t is imi'ii' to v.lX
n n-.;r rfl::.'ii-Mi in ijfk. M. M T;;i:t
w i l A -.
i t a on f.n.t H' iMi'.'M' a i.rw
,mi:i ty U U- ila;1'., out vf t!.e soutii- ,
i tii i-:.'t ..1" I.::-'ri:r. ami tlie northern jart
f :.i:viL.;i
Wf lia--- a hwiiv.- nu!tiifr oi imiun's
w h w1 "'! h.ivv to pliw in llio !ianU of
;;n v ir onlifiiuii if n-n rwtii-J tliis
i:t .n;ii. M. M Tk ri l .V ( 'u.
! triiiuiui.' ii ctniing to W ;ilinct
ltr'in-M- t .p--t to lMri;.
:hi In- wrun-tl to N-ttcr ad-
:i .i 1 - 'V-f-irniu Norjual.
inti r iiiit'" and ()vTfoats
a f;.'tHl'.,i chance to pet 1
J. II..-
the aini'.iul Mtite '
I'EK .-
nui'iilion
oi t;i- K;ii.'
i-...d. 1...
id l.'i'T, T.iin In
I in Ihirri-
In. hti-Ti
live hm.ored
!aiiv t'r ever
i!.t;n-
dt.w:i
k.-f wi
prkvs i
on i::uiil a la-vc liur
,i to SUit
hie. Yard
-r. rritt- Vt ry ret;
r plntiinji nrl;.
opi.Mtf 4:
lI.LIt:
Ihiw. A Parkcix.
tt-r;
ti!-j:aiji-a'.i.
. n:,'.' .Jt,i:"r !;" (i:ivfi;t' by tlie
rr i-i'the bill -uhni . ft ". tin ;'!'.- '
r 'ihlbiri in ;'- . '.'. altnT
r .V Mn ? :i-ry tiie yr 't. t aim ti-.I-
. con-
eve i:tid iii'
t ..f
.- i" v r".- S.i
Miiu-a;e an
. The Km
U viraiizt-f
ns, nnd ex
ilic s-" -t-' in .
..it'e.
lll." hi
"h r"-;.ihte
i r titiloij h
;he
i ntr-
7
rv ii.
P:
:cei.
Worth
r Vrr'n
i
UlitT. 1"kPv t
l ti t.iat
h.
f-.i;:! .-f the c tirtt to
t!i-r."
ha. led to Th e!nh!i-h- '
ar.d th1 r.r.u oi n.ny
I..H.I p.
in; inn
ate t i
M.re
i'OHir new t-iiVrs tiie :
inty ev.r.i., than i
Mrs. M. E. s hro. k j.t
;:ti.t I;ihos ch:oM.-( on ..r jl'otit Man Ii
' '.'ii ;u -i (m f.,;(- ii.it.p o our entire sto I "f ;
M'l:::'ciy ( Mni-, No'iin. Vum, Iithho!! !
an.i Ji-at'!ry nn.M le chi-e.l o:i. n ard :-. !
" i''.. Ih-n an riv han.v f.r har;;aii, J
f r tl.ie-e ho i' early. Tlie god. will !
Mid.
T,i .Vt-i.iir .4?Ni-ri.nn. a Ivertis--! in im
r c.iiu:nn uti-ler liie head tif " l'att !ii."
r -i i : ; 1 v ii.f is no i-:ii- lo " -.i;,g il.- i.rais "
' it. n-iiwi.hstau-liiig this f.u-t, :' ei it m
' il'.i'y to he genera! p'lblic. at kt
t!.; srt:..n of it which has never seen or
'.iM' l i f the putter, to tell litem that sc. h a
i- .:::':':.t-.i " at t;ie 1 -w price of ii :rl
; ' c a id that its irne '
inu'.sl. It -;al. is at
le cannot be i
tlie head of all j
- . ( its kind. A fiii
-1 in- s.s ii at this oftit-e. and
eive-l.
A I' an,, tutiiT wh i savs that riar
f-. i
- -."iy lii lcrii.r.it.' lie,
' ' - t.to lire, l-rc
cv r.f .llowed i
r:is"s tins ffriii!;
'i'lt.-'fii j'ia :1 iii t'irrtftin.
and
' 'i r si .'iir plar.t thtivist ,;ir piano onght
. or t se tlieri-'s snuM-tliitig urt.irgaith it.
- :" t-v t a-..l sc hiiw niui l: n;;irt. watt r
"L :1 l..f.e to pnt in the lb v,t.r -'t in the
r-'ii slii-n y-ur piano is in than in acy
"' :i:ttnii, -nte iw,p!e keen a l.-uge va.e
t'" .;-n -.'.'i a sopping wet -p..:-gp in it. near
'r ici.I-t tiie p'ano, and kt-.p it lu ns'riKsi
j a a 1 l4 i.-" does his stin k. They
k j. tl.i Uj- .t;l the time tbe (ires are tin."
i l i- P. !T-:-i-y num'teroi the Crttr V"?
'.'--... i.d t. i.ii h c have is rs-ive l ;tdi',u.isd
f-- n.ii i r-.vr oi uii.i-ual ititi-r-l to t'e-ir
-i arniy nl r, adiTs Win' have tieer. fiuin-i'--'
'.i.e l.inni'iu history, iriasiiiiiv'h as it tie
s r;:-s - ;iti-f-venis lea rio; lip to Ihe fii.ai
r- tiiiutil oi (ierM-ral Mi-I'iellrn. the liuaiwial
n.-.tsnn uriib-n-kcn by !Jr. t'hae and ai--fnt,l
i.y M r. l.initln for carryin- on the
.t. Toe relatitin ltMwsn rp-sidt-m Lin-
o-.n attd Scre'.ri-s .-s. war'1 and !ute, in-
eiii ling iu,, i:i-idt.nt oftae timuliarKstus
re-igtiation of liie two tieevtarics, and the
msrmer in which Mr. Lincoln averted a
Jsihtiaa! catastrojiliy."
i.j-N tt-i.il!.v hav
t'
1 1? loir- of
j A cion;; ll,e i tM,
' W, ''.-tries A
) atnl one tu ' yr.i St
s jrr:it:ted last week i
litvrlv.of Meverviaie, 1
i".Ur, of IVii'denA.
i- n .f t,e rvi.ny!va-
"K-ij ion will l U(M
i. i-.;.li and ll:b tit.t.
Tbe aur:l. d eoni
w';.t ,;jiv lYjelier-' A'
at Aiiooiiaoti Juiy -J,
. - .
Iuris the ycj Iw C.-Js Swank tailed
tnarnaire ii::ei:scs. TLu-re wore tl7 li
re'i issued in t!. county since the law
wcct into fifed.
Miw 'dame Yhl h-aves fur Tarkersburg.
Wb Virginia, tbit, Wednesday morning'
I bere ' ! cVl"nJ voting
; her school lriend, Miss Maltie Smitb.
Mr. Jaines It. lloiderosuci trill move J.
l.:ird:v5rees'..kiilhtnei,t into the U. S'-'J
handsome room i:i tin- new C-xifc Jt B-.rit
building during the weelc. Tnere ure tew
Iu::;.f or better a;raur;ni
store-ri-iuriis in
j Wentern Pe-ntisyiviitiia.
Messrs. W. C ri.uiui and Aaron liarber
have ptirt hosed the llierett ' ami it iii
ijl-nalUT ed.t all 1 t'llidisll il. Mr. SillUll
btiwiifw. having Ihmi rvf th? e.litors nf
1 ttir Jtoiford In'j iirrr f.r u niiiuinr yejrs.
II P. Ciinintiiis INw-t. i. A
wa tiTin-
l2.il Juno I'i. t'p t' tf 1 j-n? :it ;::r.
tin niiMcr riiil !::!! tit tiann-s .if li
nit :u-l,-r. Iitit fot.r ic:i!!i i.ave ocimttlhI
atiKn-f." tiic tm-nt-r!! in ' f;n ti:i. and
1J- trvtus' utr iii pod rtaudiu at tlii
ti.ne.
! ir.;:ii!.r, ,i'"-,t li t- w-a.Jit-r i;:irn-ars t-
1 in- om. ii:t l.-;iu-iit of ll.e .ivrur tnin. 1
i bi:t farnwr hav p.i-xl r-Ai t.-r KruniMi i j
! at tlM irr:.-!ik d iy! f-ir ti j rrt st-vert i
i:it the da
canv-' for
' It ;r 'i-l'l! I' Mm
i-t apprelicnioii
i-r
rain
r.iany
I.
to i
The Beiirord Guzfitr tats; rV:ice and j
trvs were biown ti-iwn in ihi- cunniv-. imt i
no nKirls of rio;H daii;ae havt- ii--'! it:- !
' cx-iveii. There wa-t a riinior atl.t.:'. thai h iu.- i
j en were blonn down m Si. t.'uiim-iiiv j
' riraanlviii-. i:;it it iU.!d K'.il lie Vcriii.d, :
; t!:e lei. jiliiiH: i. lli-s jiff ilovvii.
.7.kVj' SailitT. t'i ' ii:nV'. i-iiid c.iu:ity, ba-
I:nl:!i. -J the S i: riT nit: i.i lur i.itu the
t "i.i:ii y t'.c.iiiii.. a - uil j i .i' lii;ie
t i n: r ii i , I.i: tin ir.i mi; ti jin,. J!.-rcl-.-f-i
t in- t r.i it y ji.ud iti;:!y cenl- 'lot-re
arc rt'ivv a. t-A-i icii i:v i ira::r.n in jtil
a! i ':tni?-ic Ii ' the inti-r r-..
iVin and sjier. i'
it:t!el for a new c-ciMy
lis ha.e 'icen i.b
i i i at I niMiitow n.
l I'l thlVlt llMll!..; ". . :
in . I'.ilt-a Siii-i !' ..w.-i
,;.'i::i;:
:ii.'.;r
I i W!il cicii.l:ll . t .V-
!.'.-! I'1 t'lC Wi.l-! . i - . t
.' ii.1! i.-S in t"d j.i.l . :.i , I t
.-:-liii'. i cdls. T
:i- to 'h.it of i
ia ii ii :. :'i. r.
oi.ig Mr. I':
ilnl a-s-ident
: ivlor met
:i- i :ct i :i g o:i
' t M lilllg. Ill
pal
If'.
l:ttn
w u a, '." '..y
li a iiu-iib r ..f ii
it rnniiini: j:itn:
t!r
11 ui
ua ski,-.
. ii.;iv;'v
J. K. Mil!'
i t s,.tnr ::
iiiir ii th
oi:jrM :..
' itt -i-in j..ise I
:i! :.'..) to
-ii.l.ral I.l.c
.- r i.ii.' a...
r Jr.. in
j r.
-t the I- . (...,
ti"T afiern.'"r
a is cast tor
M"Yrw:.H.
- iiml C- '.'':f. '
v r,.;e cf tin. :
ni .l M.-rt .n.
Un-
Pr
it, -
urn.'.
Ti.e mai.t.f.;.-
'iv t Id' lirnc of S.siin: ! hv.. I
V' rij titan in;.;;y .; !
t!te w rk i-- U'in;.- '.':
zic rn' '-:ui:.t to fr
!l'Ti-
. Tim-
,i w any
. ftt:r '
ltrl-r iSro'ul,;m i'u' yr.tr, :t"l .-tup
Tie n.'!i;i.!Hr!ioo i -1 ix hu;ulrwl c::;r io-uls
oi charn 1 y ik-1 ttim uii;'. Tli gw.tier Oa--
lion of it idwn;(fin!ii M Kjt-;Hi1.
- '-- -
Tlie j'lofV: didumrtit iuTrMlnt:ort a
nt'W fxtstrtl ari on tii iir?t cf Jaui;;ir.
which tJirTcn; f" rr, th o'-l nv.e in lh- ii
hide tlie ctr'.poti.lfrv c-jtilnimil u it.
It i .rcrv nitirh
pn "'(it tt'.prn. '1
c-ally anl ok-iis 1 j
bai fc ff'.d i ryot '1 A
ia't ouf. The foc-Cir-
Iierj ar f'.I.h-
! and itiwi fo- ihcr in lie
ii i '. i 'to-rht-r Ly a in
o - n'.n uC't 'I
the tvn-r :
ot Lit mi) tii t d fv.i er. 'i'iie t ijihs liiMii
li..!f tin oiii"e, a:i wii! e-jii;..n to r.iore
rtiiiip than uiie if t!t"- wx in use.
... -
T;:e if-Mi'-e t'onitiiiiTCf luvaiid IVri-
; si !:.- r. "lv 1 T . rt ; ;rt tivo:.th'y a rM
; ii. ;v.:"i:ix; the rate of h"i'":o ior l.tUl i::
. ahiiiiy to jc ";"iina nia.i uii I ,rr.m
i tilt- pre,tit ra'ci to i:1 i-tT :no-.' ': f-r !.s
i t-f arm In low the tinttw. fc.Mii .'; to j-VI
i (ir )os of an firm ah-ve thp ni;, trj;n $l
! t. I and fr nf ni ii at tin? shoulder,
f.-M:n 1 " lo v. T;;f c -n'sniittre hn d'-i-
dfl ny-4 a 1 ;i iiCTC-irc ti (- jtrin":nf.
t'.e p tii'ii'i a' 1 f r tini'Ut.i i-i
li:n!'.-, Iri: ii ar,' ai" ':T ' i iu ir-"i
: sf' wi"j:: I f r w "..i.-'i a o i i is r- .v
; a!'TTWtl. Tiie att ) :ut i" ;ii'Tf;t Iieffvi t.
ha j t h.-;i tl -tiTniiiie-J Uj on.
! r. .1. K. U'ii'. of f'-ii.;. -r i:, w:o wa iu
mitT Pr the purtt.- of tt. .dhiir Kri
lav evniiji. 's iuN t(U': the (.rand Anr;
1:1
l'ost. dr 'I I 1 in at t'.iis .iti.-c t.r b f. w ini-i-ii:c.
to pn--nl ;i wi!li a c.ioy of 7"'rr .
rrtrt ilVo'-i. di.ud 'c.l:H-d: y. .Iat:::ary 2". ;
I'I. .A i-Mirg .-tier iiems in Inis wt 'I ;t, -M-rvi
d siiis't wc !:itd the fullo-A' .n : t
"Ti.e T-i - .lt-ti! led. Ccn. Harri- iii. is
already tu ' jed by a plication fr ot'ii-e 1V ;
a l'.o.-t of t .ii.i-ci.inis. and tome aiTin.-in ari-
ecd.i-.es are iold oi' the manner in whi'-h he j
ilispo-M-a of thn4' wi n annoy h:tn i:i ilr.s ;
m .iv. I. ii i ieasi:.-to fiis l l!mt the-condut t I
oi .in b ntcu uist- wi'i' gi'ii. ral terijurt' 'it.d '.
i.-on ai! that can 1h- 'e-a'ni l th-y will no! J
:'t;..l tiicir i a'v at an a ii i'.n.r by tiit-ir tin- I
bl'i-biii-.; aviility tor tiie .t-oils ''
Vi-nttg Mr.
the it.iv at i;
li'p. Not oi
tin- local luii
-auk GlesMier is the Into of
ner s, in tuny'ts-k T-t -
this. .t !: is c: vied by a'.J
-Eu-'ti of liiat s-"cvioii ot il
! .t,';"T7l
i wot'er.
county, since be has sucwied in irsppoir j Vimr lt.a ach.-s every dy. and you are lan
the crafl old tbii k' n hawk, nl . iiicb liun- j j,uhi an,i ta-ily faligiusi. You ure bilious,
tlreds of models and smooth bores have I ;,,i ir. plcne s 1'ieasant l'lirgalive l'ellets
lis n it'Vi icd d.i.ng the palt t v i
j II is cla mid that tl::s vi nerabic i
tnty year.
e j
' t:r .i.i h. i n k'l.iwii t t i.;e fleir.ti-ns oi .;o
; ti' i--k for i. ir--' l:,al .iii'it'ocr of years aid
h.'.s a'tvavs liecn i oltsl for his cuuiiint; and
i Uil'lnt'ss. Our iiiiortll&llt te.'ls ns l;:it M.s
! ter ('ic-ssnei's father ar.'l graicifatiier tune
i in ilu-lr t:it."'.,iii! -t their eil'iris with t!io-e
I o tl.eir iic:g!iti. to iirif.j this j p I mi-
rauuer ot ..eir banvants to ear'.ti. uui he i
con: m.!'d 'os ravages anir'ia'lv tbro'i-ho.it !
f ti'e jiajv-r j the pi-rioo alove st:Ai4il. and avoid'-d lite vig
ihscriptious 1 ih-ni-e of the first and setsj.-id only to b- ei-
stiaretl by liieThirtl g nc aiioo. Tiie vsni r-
j"'e r.ih's-r i-t!ve nteas ire-J 4 l-sei J incites
fn tit lo tip and wt igliei 8 imu Is. Mr.
it'cssner would be p'tas 1 lo hear inmi any
ic: who ha- b.igg-.-d a hank lla.l tut! beat
ll.i-.
Nolwii'ii-faiiiin.g the fact that only liie
tali end oi Wtilnesil..y'.n hiirr'.atK' pHv.isl
mt tins ss-'ion. it '.ever :JH-le-is olcw s-11
svs at ' e time, and s'r tr.g cuotiirii to start
ordinarily uritnin-i-orta'-le I': iterUils !i. w
an-1 endwise. Ti.e r't'i-i'-y .ipj'ti '. c-g
storm was plaiiry dlsi . rnanle ns it rwi s-i;
'W-'war4 overtht- hil's jtnd vr; leys ti-'m t ie
he.' -viiy woodi-l en-', of Laurel H'li M-c.i
sin siir.rly aft r one I un-l ri nel
svtiltly iinrili of town. 1, Mas n, y of a few
mitm'c-s durati'ii; vd did iiiilc ti una. " oth
er than tarrying aw .v A t. A'nl upr xit ;tg
trees, lint tl.t- higii wind coiitiii.nst to t le
va:! t'lronginP t'K' Iti;
light, rendering it a j
nd pptr R-in.ioTi to '
night of .!et.-p!esnt-ss and
many of our pcoole. About Laif-past lea
p. m., when a nnmherof men weresiiil on
the streets, the tin ptf of A. W. n- i ;er's
I bltsk, on the liani"t:d, was wrnpped up
like a of carjiei l.-y a violent puff anil tle
jmsiied on the street behiw. The ra'l smokr
ta k at IteitK s flouring mill a aa leveled to
the gronnd dnrir.j the nipht.
An Evcinns with t-.e ' Vets."
Forti.t' iiit time ill tJr; iii!ury of 11. P.
t' linmin IVftf. NiA ;t0 G. A. II , tlie inmal
iatiiin if tic ?y-e.Wted otLifrt was w.ndttct.
-d wiili r-t.rwnttive of t!ie local press
I-rpttiit, by -Ib1 iuviiaiiun. Tbe l'ui
room ita croaded wilb InDys worn the
! Win-, as early aa 7 o'clurk Friday ctwiiiii-.
Aimrttg t!-r wc autkvd went C. A. Brai l,
! I't'-iaiikiviile. lienry Bannlt.ConituiAaioaer
David Wa;:inT, I'liaricy iJyinan, iwli
Tr-vfr. Jury t.'ornmtiAionfr H. B. Yoder, Ru
doij'ii f'enier. I'eicr Aunisn, CUauncty Dick
ey, and forty or fifty other.
C-rruindrr Oliver Knepper called the
eoBirades lo order by stating lliat " Comrade
F. F. Koor.tz, who is with tu, has been de
tailed by the State Commander to muster in
the new'y elected officers. The officer of the
day wit! introduce the mustering o!Scer."
CVmrade Koonta was received with a roil
i'.iiry saintr by all the member of the Post
a beaasrondurted to lbe chair of thepre
Kiiii: j; ofiiixr. Tlie new ly ela ted officer
v. rr,- dirertnl lo present themselves for inslal
i:i;;'.n. Tiit-y were :
.ieo. II. Love, Commander.
iv. Ilirjtn Ki!i(t, S. V.
A. C. Iaii,J. V.
J.JI. (', . M.
i 'liver Knepper, Ciiaplala.
AUi Hilton. O. I.
Jaco'o Zcl.er, (). t;.
C. r. Riioad, Sergeant.
The f.ii'--iun pleihje of tbe order wa speed
ily taken, a lieu Commauder Love uatacdC.
J.iiarriiii a his Adjutant. Cat. Harri
vii l ani-d 11. J. Horner as his Aitant,
an ! t iartcrmaMer J. M. Cook announced
t'ajit. V. II. fanner ns hi? Awistant. With
l!i-.s aniioiirn e menta the olliciul duties of
liie evetiiii were dir-p.jsed of, and Oommaii
ii r I ive was calieil tin foi an address. On
ii:.- iii-i-lin-r that a-ldrr-Aea were always ex-i---
Ir.im uutKuinir olliiers thus pervert-
tcoiont; established rule ex-Comnian-
der O r. er Knepi or r as railed Cut. Mr. Kiiep-
j pi-r c.i'Ied alleiition to the healthy condi
j tion of t-;e l'ost. iiiindK-ring in all l'X mem-
iie.n. I-aili had only called away one act
ive rm iiihvr li inn' ISxi the la'.e Col. Kdie.
l:e rcit rrni with priue to tlie nionutneiit
! eit.-tc in the name of the I'oot.
j Kev. Kiti followed, tenia: king that 4 the
' V if! h:u had a l.alihy growth ; although
j iIm-h: ,ir po Uiys anioitg ns. K. P. Cuiutuins
: i'l-it icLiipes the name Million am. ng its
! n.'tcr order in the coiinly that I'cutiM lva'iia
1 n" i aiiiva tbe National Cominaik-rte, Ut
! in liit lead in point of iiuuibej-M. latnaraid
the comiiiiinity do not understand U.e object
j and i-;h,; ill the G. A. IS. Wo ate a reli
I j,;c;i-orjjaniEaiioii secret only in a limited
... ii'. W'o have no jhjliiiot here, but it is
' o:;r o i-y T j care for ihea,idi r' widows ami
o.'iibdi, ;Uc diilrcj;.ed. Tae National Ijt&thI
A.nr, -ii. -ended fi'MK year for benev-.'It-
il ! ii:-ii'.cs. Lit iti stand together, and
ma,- :.: s !i!vsirig rest uton us all."'
t .!.:. .ijinit r be'.iti: cai:ei.l iiii.iti related a
i.mn .ro jvvnic army remimnce. and '
.- . . - i
t " - " . '
t''Ar, I-i-vi", Kiiir, Kk, II..rrU.m, and otU-
1 ,i: :i t! ( .'1 I nil II I lit t ii Hi't I V I I Oi- i
' ir. io tii Iitit i
I A. . l.tvi r.-tat.
e l a Sink1 im.-.Mrnt in con
in which I he initials of I
n vr:v;,c' imme wtre Hit caiiM?
i.t. (m- f.!tjOctiir j
i U Jh:n?Hjii 5ukr eanifsliy in U'iialf I
j oi ti.;. l'oi : urpM the n.-;;u)!;r atttulrtticcof j
; r 'iiiiri iJio jiami1? ot tu.my ni-tru oll !ol-
' 'it"T.
'i 1.-a!'lrtv - w)-:v a!l vTy hr!cf. ami the
; r.f.iacr-i -iit.in't in;a:it-nt to bf pi! if t:! k-
it.;-, p.s il p.' ii.t-ra!iy uruiftttUsU ih.it a
v - .rr hat! i't u j!ie.anij in the basement of 1
1 A. Y. X iter's h'til linjrr a.i.l th? tables
wtrt- pmnin fi.tr relief. At 'J tt'cItKk tilt?
v.x'y sl!:-. n jr'.-::it fell iu line an1
! ia:irvhc!i to ti.o binj u .iur haii,Wire tlie
: .y.H.i HiVtxj 'i the town eoti.rinh ha-1 the
j oy-:r ai.i the coiKti boiling. The
I t '(!re sin reiii-vcU as compietfly an
t!it oiJ titnc Uuti-pftt on theicnUxi tielti, of
v. !,;. It settle iu.lt' tiozen of the musical corn-
r.i-U-s whiie their brethren v?ere -Miu.
: wi a uia ii-.ht for the " old vtti," and
t'..f :::i rry-ii!dki:.js k-l up until no inc wea
ry tx ii rado whis'.Ud ' ta;"- good uiglit.
Where the Jurors wilt Come From.
St veil hnndretl name? a-err ordered by the
C.Mirt Ut 'm put into the jury wheel for lSrW.
Tiirx-e Uundrtl and fifty Kepuhlicans and
three .ii:udred and ft fry I?:mcrats. Beiow
ive jjive tne juota ftir t-acii IJ rough and
Tonshi:i in S-nicrset County :
A'i.r.-'.n Township
Aiitg:ieny Tovt iiship
llla' i: Tov. nsi.ip 13
Tlt-riii: 1'. trough ,. 17
tl: .: iicvjUty Townsnip- 3s
Ooiii-n: i-igh Towns !i!;i 2i
C 'nl't...cc Il.irmigh 9
filkl'i'lc To Il-dlip .'to
tire Mviiie T ".vnliip A 10
.iciT. rsini T'twr.iiiji 25
.frti'icr Tow:-hijt 34
J. oi.i-rtown It ir-mgh 2
T.riini-r luwnliip 14
i.ocr Turki vfool Township 15
Mi yer.-iiale JJ trough.... i
Mi i'ltet rek Township 17
Miit.trd Township 2-
N'-w I'.diiniore iH.iroiigh 6
' x C'ciitrevilh' !i,.snugh J
: No'thnr.ipMn Township 1
j gl.- Twnsliip 3
i Titint Toaiishiji 21
) Q H-rtiahoiiing Township $j
'. l;-rkwiird l!oroiigh
.s.iiisbnry Itorough
S!id.' Town-hip
S uiiiT.H't Horjiigh
'. S'ni?r.ct Township
: S niiiianiptoo Township
S ttuycrt-ek Township
: s-t'iyc-totvn liiiroitgb
. 8nrcuiii Township
' r,ijn'r Turkey loot Town.-li'p
11 j
i Vrs:ua lk.rougti
Weill rshnrg ll-jcough
Inwix i. f'tjri:n, R.
'. i'. Hiy, i.
Jury Commissioners.
Clve Him $2 and Let Him Cuesa.'
We once heard n man complain of feeling
badly, and wondered what ailcj him. A
humorous fricid s.ud. "Give a doctor iJ.Ol
and t- him true?." I: was a cutting satire
nil fome doctors. wh. don't always gnesa
right. You need not gt:e.s what ails yon
wh-u your fiod iltiu't Jigit, when your
bowels arid stomach are inactive, and wlK-n
li hriag you out ail right. Small, S'Jgar-
coa'cd. ea y to take. :'iltngg:sis.
i ln.'Si) i(.,ir, 0f wau Paper kir the Spring
j Trade h.-ve alreaily been tveei veil and S.nno
j m ire corning f..- Mrs. M. E.8chrock. Somcr
' set. l'i. lesig: beautiful ami prices away
J down. Nice Straw Taper as low as G cent a
I lit.: -. itctntirtd iirouzesas low as lJi cents,
tl ii,nl,,ii.llll,l,;i l,o-.l.,'. .1
.ejit.
1" cents.
Ail jtajiers trituraed fn-e of charge.
.-.iinplcs 'ny unit to lhte wishing to do pa
p r ug this Spring. We also carry the iarg
est line of Window Shades and shading in
tbe c jttnly. We are the only parties that
make up Shades to fit any window without
exlra charge.
A Profitable Buainess.
Titos who take an agency (or a relibie en
terprising house, learn their business and
Uk to it, get on" in the world. Twipie
who have any idea of engaging in any can
tai s i.g ins:n"ss will do well to write George
' inon A Co.. Torl'iand, Maine tbe great
..'t and eetit'rnl piiblistitrs. They otfer the
n-crt exce'Hirtnai advantarss to those who
.n-tutUcirntjj enterprising to be willing to
mitkc a pn-h in order to better their coudi
ti'oi. it costs nothing to try. Women make
e iccescfu! canvassers, as we'd as men. Full
priciiiars will be sent to those who ad
drts the Crta; lite r fail address is given
aliove.
The i:rait popularity of Ayer's Tilts as a
caihanie is due no less to their promptness
and erfi-scy than to their coating of sugar
ar. 1 freedom from any injurious effecta. Chil
dren take them readily. See Ayer's Alman
ac f-w this year, just ohI.
Tiie three figure onumuatiou will not oc
cur agaia until ioyearl&.9 110 yean from
this. (Lite. It won't trouble many of trs.
Knights of tna Coiden Eafelo.
The fi.itowing are the officers of Star of
Somerset t'a:le K. . E. No. I t" of Somerwt
for the enitiinic rf month' lerta :
fa.it Cliief Irenrn tiHnl- r.
Noble Chief -M.J. Trills. '
V Chief J. y. r Wer. .
llii;h I'rirst L. C. Volbom.
Veneralile Hermit A. B i Ainrad.
Master of Kseord- -J. A. Berkey.
t.'lerk of Kscbeipier Kd. S. Kaniner
Kee-r of Kscliwpier Dr. G. B. Hough.
Sir llera!d-l. V Walter.
Worthy Bard E. II. Werner. .
Worthy Chamberlain J. C. Lowiy.
Ensitja Elder A. W. Conner.
Epitre Will Kant tier.
First Guardsman Mahion P. Bnrkett.
Second Guardsman Chaa. K. Coleman.
Trustee Mahion Si-hrock.
Ilepresen tat ive to tbe Grand Castle which
meets at Harribnrg April 2 II. F. Barron.
The membership is 10U; admiscions dur
ing tha past six months, 1U ; amount paid
for relief, $33 ; amount of funds on band
uud invested, $791.36'.
The followint: arc the ortiewra of Rock wood
Castle No. 210. of Kockwood, Pa., for the en
suin six months' term :
Ii Chief W. Miller.
Noble t hief M. Haines.
Vice Chief John Short.
Hieh rr'test E. I). Miller.
Venerable Hermit M. Shiillx.
Master of Remnii W. H. Johnson.
Clerk of Exchequer J. 1. Bittner.
Keejier of Excheipier W. II. Wolfersber
(for. Sir Herald A. Shulta.
Worthy Hard F. McDonald. v
Worthy Chamberlain Jac. tjhulu.
Ensign Johp i'ile.
Ejuire Joseph ShuUs.
First (iuard-iiiall Jus. Britligum.
Second ti'uardsinan J. A. Sivits.
Trustees E. B. Miller, G. II. Masters, J.
F. S:a.ut,
Hepnientative to Grand Ca"Ue, Frank
M,-Dona!d.
Admissions durinj the pas' six month. 1.
Amount paid for relief, 14. Amount of
funds on hand and 'nvested, $.'.44. 3ii.
A Surprise Visit to tha Lutheran
Parsonago, Hooversvllie.
Mr. Kiiitoti : I hereby take pleasure iit
n-tuniing niy sincere nml heirtfelt thankt
lo the memlK-m of tiie E-an;jelitil LiiLhcrau
congre ration at H'Xiversville, and ali other.-'
who came to the parsonage and home of
their pastor, at Hoovenville. on the eveninir
of the lull inst. This tx-it.ir their pTitor'
birthday they made their vi.it a surjiriso,
which was a complete sui-ce-s. The pator
and his congrejiation are now protracting -mcetin;
at Ihnir home church, andon ti.e
evening of the !Hli inst., after church wa
tlisiniss'.'il the pastor and his family went to
their boineand jiiit before th-jy wre ready
lo Irtire raP "rd at the door and a
it tw tin tr (litou IIih lMtili if i til iri-in.-. Icl in tin.
" r "''-" ( -s- ... s. ......
til tlir kitriien anl sitting rtf trns were fiii'.
some Searinp riur and butter, tu.infcthi-i, vth
cr ttiat, Willi bxski'is picket, to uvertlowin
' -.i. I .. 1 .. 1 1 I
"Tl" t '!" ru-"r- "u 'y -r r-
r ' ncies tor noiiseniim purjosi?s. j-.ven toe
j-a-tor's horse was not forgotten, a litK-ra!
supply of corn and tiats In-ing furnishetl for
him. After they had laid aside their dona-linn-t
Amania'i iilir addressed the pas
tor and family mi behalf nf the donors in
very appropriate language, and thereby made
the pastor arid iiis I'aiuily t'le recipients of
ail tlii-y brought. The aifair wn" mo-t pleas
atu and agreeable, ami is not only appreciat
ed by us on aceouni of the tnberetit uvlili-n--s
and value of the titrerin, but also as a
tangible expression o( tlieir uppredatinn of
our presence and lalmr .nnuog them. They
have by this generosity shown to the world
that they understand Unit "n is more bless
ed to gire than to receive." May the God of
Heaven abundantly bless then' ; may these
hills and valleys produce an exceeding
abundance of the earth that they may be
ns ompensed in temioral blessings, and may
th.y at last receive the Mailer's approval,
" inasmuch as ye did it anio one of tlie least
of these mv servants, yc did it unto me."
He. J. II. II.
Mt. Moriah Items.
Communion services will be held at tbe
Homer church on Sunday, January JntU.
James M. Itarndl has (rone on a visit to
his Cither at Ehlerton, Armstrong county.
Fa. He exacts to be absent for several
weeks.
Miss Annie Gardner has returned from a
Tisit to Johnstown, and tepo Is having had a
grand time.
I.at wec-k Mr. Joseph Kisheherger. of
Iloovcrsviilc, paid a brief visit to his old
comrades iu this place.
tine day last we. k Hr. II. E. II -achly
white going to his daily work, slipped and
fell on the ice. severely spraining his ankle
Win. H Miller leil last week I rr lialT.ilo,
where he will undergo a surgical operation,
which we earnestly hope may prove benefi
cial. Last week this suction was visited by one
of the severest hail storms within our recol
lection. Il will cause our farmers considera
ble labor to repair the damage done lo their
fences.
A few nigiiis aro some miscreant entered
the barn of Mr. Imou Miller, and took
therefrom u t'.venty-five-pound turkey gob-
bier, for which lie failed to pay. There is no
clue to the thief.
On Monday, deecmiT 31. I., a slight
accident te-curred ncarttiis ptaie to Mr. nnd
Mrj. It'-ui)i-n Miller, of Ilillshoro. Tliey
were being convoyed by Isaiah Ziriiiiicrinati
from S'.ovest.a-n titthe hotU': of bis fuller,
Joeph Zimmerman, and when within half
a mile from this place one of the horses tuck (
fright at s-.nie object and ran away. The
wairon was smashed to smithereens, and
Mrs. Miih r bad oae of her ankles seven ty
sprained.
Jim.
South Mllfsrd Items.
Having seen nothing fnm this Township
in the columns of the Hmvi.li for sonic lime
I thought a few items might Le of interest to
its readers :
Itain and mud is the order of tlie day at
present.
Our farmers have been busily engaged in
plowing the tast few days.
The young folks of ibis vicinity are not
all married yet, but there are rumors of sev
eral weti. lings in Ihe ni-ar future.
W. II. Hay, one of our most enterprising
farmers, was cmpliyed in baling hay several
days ol ia-t week, tor Luther luU.
Mr. Harves- R. Shalf. who is spending
school at Atla. Uhio, spent the holiday vaca
tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
ShaiL
Mr. Harry M. Meyers, one of our enter
prising young men, jtaid a flying visit to
Welltrsburg last week, and reports having
had a good time.
Mr. I". S. (i. Bridiguin, agent for the new
spring whi tile-tree, reports a flourishing
business. It is something that ever' owner
of a horse should have. ,
Miss Lou A. Moore. tacber of the Siiaff
school, gave each of her pupils a pound of
choice candies for a Christmas (rift. It all
the teachers follow her example.
Our citizens were all pleased when they
learned that R. II. Dull, of Milford Town
ship, one of our slaunchest Republicans, bad
received the appointment of Messenger in
the Senate at llarnshurg, last week.
Kepi blicax.
A 20 Years' Experience.
770 Broadway, New York, March 17, 1HS6.
I have been nsing Alleock's Porous Plas
ters for twenty years, and found them one
of tlie bet of family medicines. Brkfly
summing up my experience, may say that
when placed on the small of the back All
cock's Plasters 611 tbe body with nervous en
ergy and thus cute fatigue, brain exhaustion
debility and kidney diificuliies. For women
and children I have found them invaluable.
They never irritate the skin or cause the
slightest pain, but cure sore throat, eroopy
coughs, eolds, pains ia side, back or c iest,
Ind gestkiB and bowel complaint
C. V. FjiXDiiw is.
OUR HARR1SEURG LETTER.
; From our special Or re-oiiJeiil.
I IlAr.r.isui bo, Jan. 1J. liWU.
i The week was of no iiuiiortance wltever
liete. Slowly the meniliers and Senators
came on Wednesday, and at do clock bo til
branches met.
The President pro ton of tbo Senule had
hi cjmmitis s ready and thry were antoun
ced. I:i tlie House Speaker Boyer said they
Would be ready on the following morning if
an opportunity was given tiiru to continue
his work, as much yet remained to be done.
Accordingly tbe House sdjourned until
Thursday morning, at which time tbey were
announced. This waa less than one week
after the meeting of the House, and was con
sidered a very short time in which to com
plete tbe difficult task. Tbe -placing of S(H
members upon S3 different committees so a
to give general satisfaction, is no easy task.
Kepreseutative Pugh is Chairman of tbe
Legislative Apportionment Committee which
is n Committee of considerable importance,
inasmuch as the last Legislature failed to
pass a Senatorial Apportionment bill. He
is also on the Judiciary General, Railroad,
Federal Relations, and Printing Committees,
which will give him plenty to do.
Representative Mdler is Secretary of the
Committee of Constilulioual Reform and
Military. He w also on the Committees ot
Agriculture and Judiciary Local. The plac
ing of the members by Speaker Itoyer gives
general satisfaction.
Aher the committees were announced,
the vote for Auditor General was canvassed
in the presence of both Houses, and Thomas
MeCamant was declared duly elected for
three years from next May.
The Seuste went into executive session
and confirmed tbe appointment of Notary
Publics made during tlie t'.iliriv some 7tn
in number, among them being W. H. Wei
Hey, of your county.
At the forenoon session Thursday, there
wi-rcn'ii'ile a nuniiierof bills read in place in
the Senate, among which was one presented
by Senator fci'.tfeJe. of Allegheny, entitled
' Ao act to continue existing charters, and
tin ic for completing railroads." This is be
I. ev:d to be in the interest of the South I'enn
r. ileuad, or rather in the interest of the P. U.
ro.i, and to prolong the completion of tlie
Soutii I'enn, l" ideas the stockholders of the
South I'enn can give some very g.kjj assur
ance ttiat the roa 1 will be built, tlie time of
the charter should not be eiteudcd. So Rep
resentative I'ugh says, and be ims to be
prel'y weil.pos'.cd. In his opinion it was &
mistake to present the bill, at least so early
in the sc.-sioii. and there will likely he con
siderable interrs: takeu in this bid when it
gels into the House.
On Friday morning a large number of
bills were nnd iu place and ref -rred to the
projsir committees. Among others the I 'on
stitutiolia! Anietidiiieat Resolution for Pro
hibitbvi was presented by Mr. Dravo, of Bea
ver, and will likely pass the House with lit
tle or no opposition, but there seenn to be
some doubt as to ils getting through the
Senaie.
Ri'preseiitative Pngh presented bill for
an act to change the time for bass fishing.
The excitement, or wor.-y, rattier, oi the
members, seems to be the " Bird Hook."
Each member has about ten applicants fur
every h-kik he gets, and hence the demand
cairiot lw supplied, inasmuch as each mem
ber gets but ten book. The book is not yet
ready for mailing, but will lw iu a short
time. There was a resolution oifered f ir an
additional edition, hut there seems o be
some doubt if it will be signed by tlie iov
ernor. Tiie original act was b-ul legislation,
and should never have been passed. Why a
hook on birds should be published at the ex
pense of the State, any more than any other
Issik. is haH to imagine.
The Legislature is now under full head
way, und whether it will be tiie grand re
form and model Legislature predicted, re
mains to he seen. But we shall have more
to say aboul reform legislation, and bow it
was brought aliout, hereafter.
PuiLir.
February Jurors.
Tiie f-illowing natnr-d persons have been
drawn to serve as Grand and Traverse Ju
rors at the next term of Court, beginning the
fourth Monday ill February.
I.KAKD JCBORS.
Addison T. il. Hook. Elisha Bowilii.
Allegheny Henry J. Baer.
Black I.evi Sanner.
Brotbersvalhy II. K. Musser.
Confluent Borough B. B. Fichtner.
Greenville A. II. Yutzy.
Jt Iferson I'rias Schrork.
Jen ner Fred Trexel.
Ijritner Alfred Knepp.
Lower Turkeyfoot Emmet Cunniiigliaro,
Aaron Weuner.
Meyerstlale Borough Austin Frieilline.
Milford Harmon W. Saylor.
Glt l.r.ckicl Felix.
Paint-K. J. Kiiniinel.
Sitatle Duvid C. Iin'oert. Daniel Peter-
man.
Somerset Borough II. F. Knepp' r.
Somerset Daniel .Maust.
Stoiivcreek Cyrus Rayman.
I'piier Turkeyfoot W.siey Sufalt.
Wellersburg H irough Peter Knierenm.
TRAVER-.r. rBi'R- ftKST WKEK.
Ad lison IM ward Matthews.
Allegheny tiorge Will.
Biack Emanuel Kuos, iiiram Wable.
Brothtrsvalley An hory Flnkiiiger, T.
bias S. FisiMir, Cyrus II. Walker.
Continent John J. Reynolds.
E.klick -William Wagn r.
Jer.iKT Jonathan inllitb.
.Meyersdale Borottgh lames 1 1. Black, Pe
ter Gicssiicr, S. II. Dull, Amlrew Bewi-n-mcisler.
Mitl.llecreek William C. Mdler, Jacob
Hirkler, Austin Weiuier.
Milford Aorabani Barron, William II.
Weiuier.
Paint J. B. Mdler, J. E. Foust, Gotleib
Staub, John Neoreiiiberger.
Shade William Custer.
Somerset Township Win. Cjliins, Geo. V.
11. iniiiingtr, tietjrge HilijJer, A. lam Sump
stine, G. V. H.lll. y.
Soiiihanipton Emanuel Korns, II. Hass
tilliroih. Siotiycrtek Simon fj. Ballier.
Suiumil J. D. Gneaggy. M. R. Walker,
N. J. Kielihmau, W. B. .Schrork, 8. K.
HiM-b.ietlir.
I'pper Tuikryftxit Henry Whipkey.
TRAVIUSK JrOBS--SEl')SU WEEK.
Adtiioon Joseph Dellaven, C. L. Deljiu
tur, Archibald Bird.
Allegheny Alex Coughenour, Israel Reef
er, William Ware.
Berlin Borough V. A. Garssan."
Black Jacob Snyder.
En .t l-.ersval ley 1. P. Walker, Jos. Walker.
Concniaiigh II. WolfonI, J. A. Blough.
Greenville Owen Baer.
Jefferson Willis J. Brougher.
Jeimer Wiiliam Bell, Joeeph Forney, W.
H. Rink. ,
Lower Turkeyfiwt Wilson Gerhard.
Mc.vt.-sdale Borough S. I). Meet.
Miitbrd Charles A. Walter.
New Baltimore John M. Topper, F. A.
Werner.
Nortiiampton Samuel MishSer.
Q.iemahoning Benjamin Bowman, Jacob
Dull.
Somerset Borough Abrani Musser, Al
bert Holbrook.
Somerset Ehas Stutxman, Harry Sipe,
Christian Custer, W. A. Miller.
Stunycreek James lmbert, J. W. Ross,
George II . Colemau.
Summit Emanuel Berkley.
I'pjier Turkeyfixit J. S. Trimpey, John
Dwire.
Wcilersbarg Borouirh Georfe Leydig.
G rrernor Beaver has fixed March 27, 10,
as tbe date for the banging of Sarah Jane
Wbitciing. convicted in Phiiaaielbia of the
muiderof her young daughu-r by jiois.in
tug. Mrs. Wbileling confessed the crime,
and also admitted having poisoned her hus
band and another child.
Daniel Metzgao, a farmer sired 00 years,
mysteriously disappeared t wo years agofrom
his borne near Martinsbtirg, B air county,
and no trace "of him was ever found until
his skeleton was on Sunday discovered hang
ing to tree in a lonely spot three miles
from his home.
Teachers' Local Institute.
A joint Local l-.tslituie for the S--ho.l ss
trict of Ri-kwm1. New (Vntmille, BlS-k
and Milford wii! be held at New Cenlisvillc
Jan. li'Hh and itb. I-..).
The Iiistlliiie wiUconreiie.it the Reform
ed church on Friday evening at 7:TJ r. M.
aiitl a id tsntinue four sessions.
The program for tiie lirsl threo setteions,
will onsist of reeilali.Kls, -soiy-s, queries.
music nod ttueslion? fr discussior!.
The following qucr lieu, lie fordisctuskin:
Benefits of Institmes G. W.Baker.
Manners and Morals in school Mamie
Kimniel.
Best niethcsls of teaching primary read
ing Nina V. Will.
How should orthography be taught Lou
Moore.
Best methods of teaohing writing F. R.
Pritts, R. O. Baker.
How should grammar be taught Super-ii.tefid.-nt
Berkes;.
Best mctliod of teaching arithmetic W.
F. Keim.
How to keep order in school J. B. Frease.
Should we have a compulsory school
law?-J. C. F. Miller.
Causes and remedies lor irreguKr attend
ance Russell McMillen. J. W. Miller.
Grading schools Chas. F. Livengd.
Iiesponsiliilities of tbe teacher Ira Mey
ers. Friday aftoruoon exercises Carrie Spraul,
Ella Werner.
Essays Blanche Evans and Cora Wellcr.
(Saturday evening Lecture, "Through
Stnthern Prisons and Home Again," Dev.
J. II. Zinn.
Music to be conducted by Prof. A. Snyder.
It is expected that all the teachers on the
program will be prearcd to reiort on the
stthj-JCt assigned them, auJ we solicit the
attendance of teachers from other districts,
and all friends of e liica'ioti. and hrtp they
will take an active part in the Institute.
Co.
Letter From the Coiden Cata.
Tlie following extracts are copied from a
letler lately received by a friend from Joseph
Rhodes, Esj , or Dixon, Illinois, but who ia
u native and former resident of Somerset
county. He still has many frit-tids and ac
ipiaintances in his native co-.in'y. who wiil
be piexsed to ! aru that he is ei-jov'n iiim-
self very well at prucnt in Southern I Vt'.ilor
nia, wliere he lias g-iri to sjiA-ua the vt inter
and for the b in lit of his health. The letter
is dated San Hitct.evenrttra, Ventura county,
California, Decern Imt 21. limS. Ho sure :
I have ren.'ht -1 the w. -stern CKist of u:ir
country and iiave siood on l!ieextrc:rie iioir.t
of land at the mouth of tlie G-'Men Gale, or
Bay of San Franci-co. I: is a sight never tit
be f trgotlen to see the restless ticean con
stantly roiling ami lushing the rocks, one
wave afier another, ah nit every twenty sec
onds. 1 h.ue stvn. when tiie ti le
w is out and a storm raging, thai the waves
rime rolling in like imtmiains. At other
times you can walk or drive on the beach
where it was ceveri-d from f..ur tj twenty
feet in a rough sei.
This plate iSan Buenaventura U a stuail
port where svanivm and b:irg.-s land t take
and leave fr..-i'!it. It is not a harbor where
vessels can laud when the ocean h rouh.
My j nirtiey west was ralher tislioii". triv
clirg" withottt a single aeipi liTinn'-, but n-. f
health was go si and I enjuy s! the trip. I
took a Pullman leeji.'r in wnit h 1 got rest
and was always rja-ly for my meals. Af-er
leaving O.ii ilii Hie .itnlry is v.-ry Icwl-I for
2'" miles and in wt of it is under cultivation,
with very little limin r Then the farms and
settlements become scuitereu. and iM land
liecomcs s:ittdy. notliing growing ttpon it !,ut
sage bushes. In some plants there is no
sign of vegetation for miles. Ni ."it tve en
tered the mountains, bar? of timber or gra -s
the most fors.ikcii country ever statu and
finally, we reached the Rocky Mo-mtains,
more desolate, if jio-sihle, than tiie sandy
plains.
There are small settlements at most of the
railroad stations, where the ranchers and
eowh jys conureg-aie, with some Indians and
Chinamen. There are places lietweeu the
mountains where there are ranches on which
are thousands of cattle.
Going down the Pacific Slope there are
first a few cedar trees, or rather bushes, seen,
which increase in siz-j and number until the
foot-hills are reached, where the timber is
larger and better. We snw some of lh krg
est snow -shells we passed within fifty or si x
ty miles of Sacramento, but for nearly a
thousand miles along the road sno'v-sl.e Is
can lie seen at pl u-es to cover deep cuts to
prevent filling d'lrin.r snow storms.
At this place we can se snow on the high
est peaks when the mercury i up to To de
grees. Yesterd iy we saw snow not ten miles
off that fell during ih; rtgUbefo.v. This is
a pleasant place to sp -nd Ihe winter. Tlie
weather appears Hke M y in tlie east, and
the nights aieal.iys e st1, hii: timing the
day the mt rv ury r'-t s to 7" an ! : dc.'rees
forafew hours. Toi is ihe rainy s4ao:i.
Since I am h'T? aYi'it one week il rained
twit. It becomus cloudy an 1 r ilns tu a iout
half an hour, then clears oiT in alm'it the
same time.
This is not a good place for gr owing orvi- j
ges and lemons, it being too m ar the ocean.
But fiijs, limes, persimm out. oliv. iai hes,
apria'ts, prunes, js.'ars and all kinds of j
plums do weil, as do also English wrtltnus. I
There is an orch ird of walnuts here of sev ;
end huntlnsl tn-es for which the o.-ner get.,
fifleeu dollars per tree for the nuts. Tiie
'olive is the most easily riised and said It)
pay best. Tiiey grow on larje trees, and are
uel for pickle, and for making the pure
sweet oil.
We have fresh peas, beans, lettuct. p-ita-
bsrs, tomatoes and everything you have in
the eat in tiie summer, Toio iUi'-s grow
from the same vines fir yenrs an.l keep on
r.ir rennan.l keep n
red! IVipie are'no,
, setti-a o,,i
; usudiy ,-rowti in g.ir-
bearing until ileslrovi
making garden ami
plants and everylhin
dens.
This is tmly the land of rt'wers. Rises
and hundretls of il iwcr-i, of which we know
nothing, are now in bloom. The p'a'-as, or
public parks, found in moMciii-sand lowns,
are covered with flowers and shrubs that
wouid astonish our ea-tern lathes.
This valley is very pnsl.ictive; line oafs
and barley iwing raise d. It is thfonly place
wliere I saw corn raised to any extent. They
claim to raise from 71' to 1W l)ti.-ln-Is of -helled
corn per acre. Wheat cannot bt raised
near tlie ocenn. Farmers are now pinn ing
and sowing oats and barley for hay. Clover
and timothy don t do well here. Alfalfa clo
ver makes fonr to five crops a year where
the ground is irrigated p is ?l.tinted it will
cut -from eight to tn tons js-r acr? t if ami
barley hay vdl: for the lil'icsi p-i At
Sacramento and f ir one hundred nd'tr
aronu'l they ra se wheat. I saw store Innics
for grain 2,.J feet by fis-t in dimen
sions. My health has been fully
ss good since I am here as it was in Illinois."
Marriage Licenses.
Sin. our last report mnrnage lieenses
have been iss'-ikd lo tbe Ibilowinir named per
sxin s :
Austin M. Ilrmtnlnger.of Somerset Town
ship, and Uer.haT. Stufft, of Jeuner Town
ship. Conrad '. AVeni-r and Mary Bowman,
both of N'ortliampton Township.
John Au'ten and Sidney A. Gardner, both
ol lnemalioiiiiiir Township.
Ievi J. (iindlespar ;er and Reliecea A.tirif
fith, both of Jen ner Township.
Daniel Tront man and Cordil'ia Knieriek.
both of sjonthamptnn Township.
Simon E. Saylor and Catharine Brown, J
nb of Larimer Township.
both of Iirimer
The exeentive committee ot the I'ennsyl
vania Stal Teaebem' Asstx-iat ion, compnee-i
of Siiiterinleo'lems T. A. r?oyder. of CirVm
.sounty ; Z. X. Snyder, of Heading; M. .
Hrnnibiij;h, of Huntingdon county; 11. 8.
Keith, oi Altoons, and J. II. Mii hener, prin
cipal of Mount Airy school. I'liilmlellii.
met at Ilarrisbnr' on Saturday and fixed
July 0, 10 and It, lssH. for tlie meeting of i
the assixnatioa at AP.oona. A atmnir pro
gram will biiki be reatly Kir patdittioii. In
dustrial lileaiiori and other live subject
will be presented. Dr. E. K. II igbee is pres
ident of the sssoetation .
THAT SOU TH PEN N TIM? LIMIT.
Mr. Pugh Will Oppose Its Extension
Unless a Guarantee Is CWen.
A telegram from Hsrrisburg. says: A Sen
ate bill i'ltrtKltwed by Mr. Steel, of Aiiighe
ny. Iat wert. it is believed, is offered on
behal.tfthe S-xtih Pemi road. It provides
for a:i cxtensittti of time fr the construction
of uiic-ioipletts! railway. M r. Siei-I prti.'V-se-
I to If an? 'it: tiie.I with the eia.H o'jjetrt
of ti e hill.
Mr. Tugh, lleprentfiitaiivo from Somerset
county, stated to-day that he believed that
the whole inlent and purport was to allow
the South IVnn people more time. lie was
a lilt'e bitter in bis criticisms of tlie man
agement of fust road, and dwelt tipon tiie
disappointment that had been Wt through
his county at its construction being delayed,
if not stopped. He stated that speculation
bad started wi'h s boom along the proposed
route, land hud been pnrcbased wita the ex
pectation of business being brought that
way, and people were preporing to engs re
in mining and other enterprise. They
were now pretty well soured on the South
P?nn, end he would not rote fir the meas
ure uitlesa a eruarentee would be demanded
and fixed in tin-bill from the mad that It
wouid be completed within the tims of ex
teusiou two yeats.
Local Institute.
The following is the program fir a joint
local insiitnlu to be held in Continence on
the day and evening of February lfi, lvej,
by the teachers of Addison, ''oinlucnce, I'r
sina and Lower Turkeyf.nl di.trh.-ts :
Mistakes iu Teaihing R. R. Sauner.
Liieraf ure Mary McClintock.
Genera! information in the school-room
B. F. Halina.
Teaching Arithmetic Frank Li.'on.
Normal Training N. H. Sanner.
Recitation- C. R. McMillan.
How to wake up the mimls of pupils and
lead them to inquiry and observation N.
B. Firestone.
Essay Ma M. Augustine.
How can we make the school-room at
tractive and Interesting J. M. Wilkins.
i!s i ssioys.
Itt-K.1i.rd, That the giving of pizi Slid
merit-tnaiks in school is more injurious
than beneficial N. P.. Osier, It. S. McClin-Un-k,
C. P.. Phillipp', Rebevca Fuln.er.
Jo.-ifn.', That coriioral panishnient in
cho-il slitcild be ahi'lNm 1 M jitie Collstrn,
II. B. Tissue. H. D. Pyle. E. S. Bowlin.
How to retain cointeiit teachers by Di
rectors. The program will be inti-r-'i-.Tsed lliroiigh
out ftitii uiu-ic ami 'Ueries.
Ail ft lends of schools and etluiation arc
Cordially invited.
Institute a iii open ot p) a. ni., Saturday,
February l'i.
S. It. Kikesi'osx, R. R. Svs.skk,
(.'. IL Jilt Mill is:, H. D. Pvlc.
Committee,
Some table luxuries, when parch lied in
tlve di-ad of winter, out of season, come Lih.
but New-Yorkers must have them. If Ln
culitis tiad lo do his marketing at Some of
the up lown r-tail m irketst of this city he
would 1 a-loni.slietl at the stri des which
iiavehei'n made sirn-c he give hi? Roman
fertsls. If he wanted to get a quart of straw
iK'rries yesti-nl.iy he would have had to pay
! ! for it. witile three of tlie berries would
have tost him seventy-live cents. The hot
hou. gardeners of if ackeu-ack don't raie
str i", lierrics for fun. A spring iam'lograi-e
his tabic would ni'.'a'i ail oallay of
Futir lorn.i't'cs weighing one pound, from
Bust. ci htil-uoUM's, he could noi get A,r less
than SI, and cucumbers were quoted at fifty
eeii.s each. New York TrUnn'.
Wfi !
ilides, and Fur. I will ay Ihe hiirhesit
n il price fcr ail kinds of hides, pelts and
furs. Call on me at tny residence, immedi
ately west of the 3. 4 C. Station.
H. 0. Cvsst.vr.HAK.
Overcoats, Overcoats, O vercoa's
for less than cost ; they most it sold, at
J. B. SsiYDIlt's.
Stop-Overs on 3. A O. R. R. Tick
ets. .
Commencing January 1st, l-so. the con
ductors oil B. tt O. R. R. will issue stop
over checks to the holders of first -i l.us un
limited tick"ls who desire to stop o.T al sta
tions between tlie starting jsi'iii and destina
tion of then tickets. Stop-over che ks will
I", valid fur five days from late of issue.
Cms. O s i tt,
G -ri'l Psss. Agt..
B. .t O. IL R.
MARRIED.
M i K ' R E l. R A M C I he hi .use of the
bride, on Tuesday. Dece;ni.- 2. 1SSH, by
r-i:as il. CaMe. Esq , Mr. Edward tfi Monre
lulls' Lavenis E. Cram -r. ail of Jttferson
Townsfiip, SnutTiCt taiimty. Pa.
DIED.
SAKVKR.-On Thur,lay. Irvi-pnilter fi.
IS-1, ii; AlUgiit'ny Tuwnliip, Somerset (V).,
I'a., Amanda, wifr of Jos j'h .S.irv-r. aed I'J
, i i 1 ii a....
,..1.-, tlttJI.tt. lbl.,1.
.She leaves a husband and nine children
to mourn her death.
Have You Noticed the
REDUCTIONS!
bive made in th p-i''o of yn n Iw
Jlciiiim Prut!
a;'''
1 TTT . TT 1 1 ,t ,.'4'. 'l's,' Tiiwh ard
Wljltpjl TT Tl fl QVJQ H V 0 ,1
ff lUlDl uUUulnodl (Er'rr
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'-""
.. . - ... .... ...
vi line ano iniy o ruio -inns anu 1 r..w-
er-, retliiee.1 trotn -"e. to lo-., ,.h-. a s-j,t -
rfiln-eil tVuro ".v. to IIV.. $ I -Jo a sn:l : re-
1mi- i fj ,m si 'o T V eaeh Three iira les'
Warn ( sni.'l'-i Hir -l.irts mul lJTa-.rrrf rvlucei
fnun i ."nl til j.'.'H'-(,.
xriiv'l i ttiuel, H.iir. re.m-cI from $1 "' U
1 .-".ii..'b.
Whin .:I-Vt4 Miir. ami .th t in, rc!Tt'l
('.'m J 10 M ' ;u It.
vsintf A'l Miml Hiiirtr. tab ! I'law.-r. mIu'H
rmm -fl io tl -u h.
At4, rlif bmiHtns in Vn' Kaiiv JMr1'M (
ri.i.Ual waribt .it r.-ur tietrjow .-.
(er.td' a pi for si ; 7 r :rai.F, 'dt cttnt- a
Our lit Hm f MF.N S aiitl TloY.1 NH.HT
SMIKT.S. jut.jjxin-t , extra valut-t in White ;mJ
l-aiwy.
The Bargains in Trimmings
If Ir? . .Vt., and ?I a rri. will le
".re lo I'.ira t yon if mi want anyth iiK in tht-
'I roniimiir line, nrniii eel froni iie njt. I thiol I
urn j.nih. iiv Qui lao 10 in . ai Uiti iriuiuinty
lt'ttirlujel:i.
H0B8E & WARD,
41 FIFTH AVT5.. PrTTSHt:FiH. PA.
FARM FOR SALE !
THK ri' TttK'ra o?Tcr for!! tue fain uit irie!
o isj niiin sttttithof I,avanvilf-. al; io n iaii'U
o( MutiiiA t itirviay. Wiiliam fle", an) thr-p.
iVsntaim:: t:ac!v. in a srrxil -ia!e of coltua
tiitii. Tiicrt- u enretel iberw,ii a
BA -VAT BARS, LAll iZ rRAME tfOfsK.
t.MT-.nry. Wofxl ari'i Wah Hoo. with iT rt
Uiit'i.cttT. 1 i t'trm il: le ii ch'-ai for rvwh.
or c-sh ii:ih mTincniw. Pn?---- f
,U'CTi;. tre-eittK-ror'ibe'-ii-eriher..
JnUN sllr.H!;iLK.
Apr.!. ror f jTr.'T Tr,!cnna Krcl rmi'l-
Itrk Miifti, en.
V. I ItTTKIi.
RIt "t. John "1., Pri:l a . IS.
PENSION AGENCYJ
e-iT tttjt
Dnly anthnrlzeel by tfa fioten.rocnt. OJT-r bx
Bar a biur.a. titonMsrHcXy IV. nuarhJlc.
rOrfVToW.H rftU.K'.K OK ART AND COM
ART. VUSIC. C0MHERCU.W UT DIARY.
Sept.
Holiday sutrk io:iiikt.;. and at prices tuat will pav atij one to bavor
us witlt liicir pa;i'.'i;ao-e. "-torkfoiiaits of
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
NECKWEAR.
?
Seal, Plush, Cloth and Silk, in Jackets, Xeic
markefs, MoifjSkas,Iihaglen8,'m fact everj thing
ia the line of Cloaks.
:-FTFRS !:::::r::::::::::::."
Cuffs, lioas and Stoles, in all the stylish Furs.
Knable
35 Fifth Avenue,
- DO YOUR SHOPPING A1
GEIS, FOSTER &QUINN'S,
0",O SliiTiS TO! WiIST
WHEiii-: vtur aviu find immf;vsk iin is:
Ladies'
COATS
NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS
FANCY GOODS
Louthers Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Mcdsl Driig Store is Rapidly Beccziiiig a Great
Favcrits Tith Pscpls ia 2earch sf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
JFediciues, Dye Stuffs, Sponyes, Truses,
Supporters, Toilet Aiiicles,
Perfumes, c. .
TUE IKXTOU (,!VRH 1-KMsXiSAL ATTENTION TO THI COMPOUND!?-' Of
TllsTTisinrs
!!!
HUH A T CAKE BF.ISS TJ KFJf To IVK
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And i Full Line ol Optical Goods always on hand. From
such a large assortment all can be suited.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGABS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our iood
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTKER, M. D.
MAIN STREET - - SOMERSET, PA.
PUBLIC SALE
al
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H iiiii.tli. i;!t
Dwelling House,
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J--f 'oift-iH F. Mnerra . T":il. ;
iu'rirvarnci Wi!h K'arrl i'.cr A, of Pitt- I
Innrh Pn. :
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U9' ''piim'' totift to r- hft.J in ar; i Ur .ucnrT. i
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t:e kal ttaie f Pc r ihi. I. V.-t-si.--L nt th j
tlifiribcrd in.tlon, or uovi n w why mm j
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Tarn
Real Estate
.i'1-t.tis- t .. sii ft. t'jitna- I,.
I n.i- K '.in. ;iit. M.. ..- -.I Kill, . raior, i.f . . Mlw j ..,.... ,,Jir ,.; ,
..i a- lrr. i" ii'ii.'. I t.. I.e ..,,.1 appear at th, ,., Anr r j.ni,.rT , . ,. ..; ....II.
; lot.. .1. I'r, ...i: y.,.l. ',- .--.Hia- plA,- t,v JiM'h I,. Miliar. The k.a.k"f me
5"4
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SMOKING JACKET;
& Shustsr,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
and Childrens
AND WEAPS.
Family BbcbijIs
OSLT fkH AMD tCKS ASHI LCM
A
I'MTuK'sS NOTICE.
! rrMfttt af A lin IUr'0 wi-tt Mr EUMrk
To!.hip, JSmwr-cl imiity P:ittv tram lcv -1
! Tin mi. it-Mum-,! h- !i li.-o-t n 'tim te-.l .A-i'1i
It tt'? n-ift fo t'i-iril nf.' (in., fufifl in it.t
of . !i Js-mnm nft Shiiiu--. v. Hn.lwrfc
ExvM i,trH of th :tt ni Mm'i.t n( t(
Uit'l ilt'l tPrsM-. Ut iUl MrT)tHI7 tfii-tkS tKiiiy f :Hil-i,
Ihftvto. ftu'l t a-s-tnain ihv trm- cjuwiutii fii (h
wi'l'tw. at wii n th rH.(tllvt h!r. uu1 r t,r
i' tt.'ii4 u, tu i nir( 1.1 n'f- hit mnii hi
i "3 ' ntr'i !.. on fix ! jnr. jg. !-. m
1 o i ll, ii a. M. when aixI wtfr ii jiiia in-
t fi'nf -w irlrr-sl in.m m:vw in frr hr
or n run...
l-t.N.; M h KHS.
Aittliior.
HUT OK PAKTITIOX
To Hannah I.'.hr iri;--ri,i,m,-l with f:ii)-l r
hamfif Fhu. Ilcvli..r1 ("o. fa. Hcnj.-tjiiiO
KttMn.wn Hxiionl omtiT i., iti)
F.tiiaQiit-l ljlir '"f i ruin. K-H.T'1. i n , tm.
V'o an hTMljr tvrtifi-i thai -n f.Hirwi.'in of a
R rit of Partition uutti tui ol the ! tio(iMi I uurt
of .incrtHft ininty I'a , ar.fj u n: .iirvf-w-.), I
Will hli aa iciiit ou ic pr-ml.'-. in rh. ival
cm'aip of Tinniia L!.r, thv'i. .I'un! m sum;-
i ;
aiia ntui i y.. Mmpt o-inty, p . on Thii!-
i -lUy -'f 1- jfrn.-ir nt-xt. lili-n ai.l
j jwienxini if jmi think rn t -r
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lAssn;
XKE'S M)TICK.
Nmli-e is her.v iisn ihitt Ileum .T ( ..l.m.n
fttlil Wife ItV il.stl tit rnliititi.rv a.'..,nio .... -
! s-I'-.'tksi all the real estate anil itrnanial nn.ik.nr
i'Z'ii c,,t": llisi..tuer-iWe ,'vMAl
; Is -.at ihe t e .,( t,,,y s. 1 .,.,., i ltnAh,
' friil,-y r'.iu. nip, ..iiifn t ii.in,,,. 'a .
Kti ItKN HAl K Kit.
Jan.: .l'so.
AiKii-e.
J HIT Ol' VA KTI IU..
foJn-v K.('. Millfrir Ptutl an I a. inn i v,n.
ty iniitatia . Mrv Hr,;tr. i.ii..-nH-ri l itb
H ilirarn U.m-'V. f Jii'iiis.,-,, r . .,.
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V.-'l arf hrrr-rtf ri'i' ifl-f ?Lt in rm-vit, u. nf
a Writ f lMrtltiti iMj,-1 tjIT nrrhana
'mrt if eTirrt-t t .unity, Ph.. .( i, tir-t
s i win noii aii in(ti-f ..n ih ;,rt'm:- of th r-al
) o! H'.,M:.it:i Miliar, .,-.r-v.. ..!; Ill
1 I'ai.tt Town-.'i:-. (,mi;i,v. iVi a on
t T:i';r.:v, u v- imv f r. 'iruarv u-ii, ahtra
- a mi w i ytai .-nii ai(TWl if you thin
if K.'ir,
f ?hnn OfTii , i;, a, ; i
Jin, ivj. i .-lierikT.
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1.L'TH. '0TI K.
I lie pnMie It herehv mtifled that snv wife Va-
xalnia into lelt nty Ijwl anil ln-ai'l w illH'UI just
t-aiiw or .-ro.rf hIii ill an-I rl.at Alii nut tr r-spt.u-lltir
ktr aliV Qlttmt4 hr etfitrai-titia-
I'.lWIi Jiil.LtR.
1I:I. shorn. Trr. 2,J,l'e.
CA!
L'TIoX NOTICE.
j I n .erH'V tittfT th jWi ihat .t wf
; t rin ri.'i, naj j. Il my isoatro ai.l
I.
. and i warn am
l-er-ons ihi! kj kri-u i.er'.n mv w.
ii ni. !( nut i nut in im. rv-: i.ti-iii... l.,r aiij
le' t or expense "lie will ne or rtiitkt- o.aiv t.-.
J'ill. KMI-iiii
I Jan !s, Fair H'-i-k. -,n--r-t t mini v. l'a.
jyr-oi.i riox mtk ii.
iVialee ia het-l siren that ti.e jrtni-r-h:p
p 1111.-01 torsllamt settie 1 lie name .:hiu flic-
- loer nocirw.
JO-M l r.. Mil F FH
tl'HKUM It JIILLtR.
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1
A I MT'iKVH Mint E.
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! J J'.ofu'rTI ' ('l!,," ' m
. ..n;- au.i maae a d: li'
of the fim'l in ll hnrt of Joh I. Ka 'rnar
; anl Levi Vo4r eiet-inon of Jaa Kaofaai
j .'e 1 u anl anion? tL.- lrn:K -ii(Kl-l i:itvw.
' ,M pi'.nii7!m ai mw i-rrr a .womer-
aU'-n-J.
I Jarvi-i-.
FRED. W.
BlfcMt' KIR
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Lr-taie of A r iir eehr. Tate f 'a '? a.
V.tMrari m . Pa..4erai
J ! teiUkms-T.tarv ti the attit f-tae hr
imt re w rrwjite'l tflhe TMerifi.rl fct r rt-rp-
r actirity. nt'tM-t- h b ret-v a u m'I ruiw
i-t,bfi Ut wtru.t e!e to nit t kiaJ rn, f-j-
aietil aixl thte haT-i. eia: . aaruint tt ,rn
wtil prs-nt ihm wury aiilWnu.ic. fer-tti-
lttlli sf llieUOS tUiAS u
tAVim 'fill fIT.
jaotj. -tiruixs.