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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04

w We suppose most Of the people in
town and country are now moved and
fixed for the summer or whole year.
eB- Rev. Mr. Brane will preach in the
United Brethren Church at Sabillasville
Oh Easter Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Hartley takes the place OF
WIN. H. Germs as Road Boss between Me
chanicstown and Williamsport.
GEE The streets and roads are muddy.
Whit Sunday this year-May Goth.
Easter on Sunday next.
tBr Go to j. Ed Martins for good
Cigars.
CATHOLIC FESTIVAL. - The ladies at
tached to the Catholic Church "OUR LADY
OF MOUNT CARMEL" Mechanicst0wn, we
are reliably informed contemplate giving
a Festival some time in May or June next
for the benefit of the Church and Father
Hill. the modest and unassumIng and wOr-
thy Pastor of the Church. and to make ae-
pairs and ornaments for the altar A nunl-
her of ladies from Emmitsburg, Westmin-
ster and Baltimore will assist ut the Festi
val. 1t will be gotten up with great taste
The Festival will be delightful and enter
tanning. All the delicacies of the season,
including ice cream, strawberries and
cresm. and everything else that is ice will
be on hand in protusion.
March and April snow water bottled ur
during Holy Week is said to he all infal
liblc cure TOR sore eyes.
c8- The first Quarterly Conference O
Meclanicstown Circuit will meet on Sat
urtlay, the nth of April, at o'clock, p
NJ. in the L. b. Church in Mechanicstown
Rev d. d. Kcedv will preside Preaching
Saturday night, Sunday morning and Sun
day night. After the morning sermon thu
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will bc adj
ministcred. The public are cordially invi
ted.
Have we a Town Council?
Nothing tells SO much on i man as a gos
siping wife.
sS- Most Of our people are quite bus,
making garden, Enos y. Cover taking tn
lead. He generally las the earliest an,
best lot OF garden sass raised in GU
place
81 The nights are moonlight aud beau
cY- Subscribe for the CLARION, and pa
! for it, if you want to know all the (unr
and lively things which are going to tax
place in this town and this end Of the cour
/ ~ this summer
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- O A D N @ L | G L.
u

TO the Honorable the County Com
miSslonnrs IF Frederick Cu;lntv
The undersigned citizens of Fred, licI,
County, hereby civ" notice, that they ntcn,l
,ctiliuning voH; honorable body nj NoHr
next meeting, after Thirty days Fl, IN this
nutrc, to open and lo"ai" II public road
first commences at . white oak tree at the
Pix, near al 4. $ Xrnl% Il Snwnill, on in
Old bed OF Il road l!.ai passes said SaWnill
AMI thence up along Ia, creek on the nd
runl H. near rs Will make ilr bcsi road tC
the old flmnilehurL and M"Chunieetow,
cn;ntv road AMI theme, running up Lttlt
Owinys' creek on TIC Old bed road as ntar
AS plartiruhlr tn ii intcrSe,,s the county
road that leads from EyieI'S Valley to Ne.
clanicstown near Mr.. Hanson Gsvbcc's
the end OF said roa'l
A. 3. IENTX,
SIMON LDilR,
} r. PEnDiCORD,
lli%RY WAGNER,
l'ch g ~ NuI v.i,>
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the Memoir which commentaries her glcr-
ious acts and deeds observe
This work may well be regarded as
bright and immortal scintillatiOns of the
pious mind and heart of Mother SETON,
Il woven atfectionately and ingeniously to-
gether by the good taste and genius Of
=" Father Charles j. White"
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y E A l. t Y A I L
~ AT
PRIVATE SALE
TIE subscriber o.rrs at Private Sale

5M ALL ..2'4A.RlI,
mile South West of Mt. St Mhry's Col
lcre, near the Turnpike.
This property contains 90 acres more 81
less, acres thriving Young chestnut, In,
balance tillahlc land in II good state of cal
tivatiou. The improvements are Il good
EA and substantial dwelling house, with
e5aa kitchen attached large frame Barn
IAA Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Hog
House, &c, and never tailin" spring OF
pure mountain water. There is also a guam
tity Of fruit, such as apples, peaches grapes
&c.
For further particulars apply to, or ad-
dress A. +. ORNDORFF.
Mcchan,rstown. Md
Macch 81 4w
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~ r l. S r Z T S 4 L +,
l.. OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ess.- In Mechanicstown District.

BY Virtue ofu Deed of Trust executed
by Joseph peIphv t" the undersigned, l
will offer at Public sale at the Gilbert
HvuSc," in MtuhauiCStoWn, ON
&ntuyauy, Ectr"oy 7, 1874,
at I O'Clock, p NJ all the Right, Tillr and
Interest OF The said Joseph Dclphy, III and
to tn" following desirable and valuable
/ Zeal Estate tuwit a small
+ A M
confirming about - ACRES. divided into,
) iirils. VIII. running water in each field
rhcr" is about 10 acres of this land VOL
t!nih"rc,h This farm is about 3 talt2s
Nor'h OF Mrchanirs,own in Eyer. Valley
adjoining til" lands Of Henry NAlhidc,
Solomon Valentine, and others. The i'm.
rroycmrniS consist Of Il good i-2 STOW
trw !ionsr Barn and oul buildings. Alsn
a fine lot of c'.oicr fruit tr!r.. ANY Der..nl
dies. rous Of viewing the ,EoHrrty. will fs,ri
Mr.. Drlphy who i,.s's t.t The same, rca.,,-
to give any inform .rieM tpsiiel.
7rrmS q sd. : i,lfc G,alf CT the purcl.a. e,
moicy to hc raid on day OF sale. or ra.r..
cation III Icof ~ Elru Court: and t 9 bal
Nnce in six moEths, by TIC purchaser Civ
in@ tiiE note "lih approved sccar,i., bear
IL ilitcrc:}. liom day OF sale, Aft,r all the
pUrchas" :n"hry is paid, II coed ana suf-
%f'>rt a. I "ill he given The pArchNsc.'
to Re nj AK cNpence OF c"nvcyan"ing.
Possession gi\ta ON lie lst day Of
April, 1874.
DIN ROOT
Feb 2l-ts Trr,tae
fesA~ The above property not hay
Ins been sold p, public sale as adver-
fi ! ~ll' now be SOY, at private sale
''s .rucuIar AZ Fly to
JOHN ROOT,
Me<-auhato%a.
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d'yrss<sp'AIiusa EIaatssi3as.

\ i election viii be held in Mrchan-
/ \ icstown for live !oNn Con!lisnion-
crs on ,lc q .inn lay. and 18Th d., IF
April, II, the usua! place Of ho.lng clrr-
tinns, between the hours Of 3 y. m. and 6
p III. BY order
VAN b. OSLER, Prcs>t
april ste
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ki;E,ST.

have made arrnn srmrntS by which |
"An furnish almost amy kind Of Machinery
at the loves, price. and beg that my
rIrn,,S will purchase through me.
MalCl. | t-ti
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fNTY II @ y f l.,
= FREDERICK CITY. MD.
T. B. CAnL4N, Proprietor.

49, This popular and well
L. IN.Ircs kn,Wn Hotel, ha' in@ !"c'.
- ..Ns,,::,ss lhor"n%h,y re novat '.' offers
- '"! 80 many al%anta@rs to H."
travelling public. l'hr exterior Of the lie.
tel which is n,w four stories, presents Il
beautiful appearance, and VIA 'nnpn!'
.nyurhiv with auv structure OF III" k!'d ~
the State Tnr cnt!!r arr III Erni"n's tn"
ilo;rl are in h"rpin% with it, n"iwnr! np
prArancr. anl i, supplied Hiih every mod
rrn improvement cal c.nNr' fence, "n1
has been newly furnished ;.i"lguo'n y. 81
very Lcn.y cost. "" p",Le OF 'INrnS'
will he o"inted torr"mo'c the comlort ("
guests.
fine rryiah!r reputation tie Hot'i M
arnY,I si0"c '(''. III i..t.n"I ms l@nF'
charge OF i. FURNISHES Il" ny 9, "H,i:'nctnr,
evidence al 80. ability 10 litHa, hI Wa
may i:.INr ,iN %itl thc.., pa roii"""
There is nl.ar,,cI lot,,r ,s"'"i E,'ac,o G
3iiia,l Room EcN is 'it;,l AZ, Bar"
N,r,D, !"h l!",!>". Sc.
Attentive ant to!'ic servants " i. Away
hr in a;tCnia irr t. H'fi upon IN SIS dNi
In. ne. dizzy or II amy nol oi lhc nisht.
! R",rcci.Hliv.
! FRANK B. cANL!N,
marcel 'tlv Proprietor.
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Map % Virginia Free,

With descriptive Pa nphlcts, sent to any
one enclosing two letter stamp. 10 W. y
ROBERTSON, Commissioner OF linmi
grafton. LynchDurg, Virginia.
April ) NV
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FED POTATOES p!

-
To insure gool crop of Potatoes, il is
necessary to change the seed every Nr"r'
for planting the same seed over each year,
they will degenerate. We are prepared to
supply pure Northern Seed. Early Rose,
and Late Rose, Also pure white MERGERS,
White Peach Blows. sc.
STEW ART Il PRICE,
South Market street,
mar 21-3t Frederick Md
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7 ICEN Sc n o TIC +.
TRUTSTERC'S es.AA.EI

VALUABLE MOUNTAIN LAND.
10y virtue of the power vested in the
- undersigned rs Trustees Of Frederick
White, we will offer at Public Sale in Me
Chanicstown,
On Saturday. april Is, 1874,
at II o'clock, meridian,
47SY acres of MOUNTAIN LAND,
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By Virtue ofn Deed Of Trust executed
hy Joseph DeIphv t" the undersigned, l
will OTTER at Public sale at the Gilbert
House" in MccIanicstown, ON
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Friday was rough day
On St. Patrick's Day, the day and nights
were the same length, the sun rising at
Cos in the morning, and setting at the
same time in the evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

NOTICE-An persons knowing them
selves indebted 20 Us viii please cell al
our new Flour depot m Marshalis corner,
and make immediate payment, rs We have
suffered by fire. anc necessity requires that
we make collection OF all Outstanding &C
counts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

The CENTENNIAL GAZETTE or TUE
UNlTED STATEs.-By \. Won Steinwehl
A. NJ. Author Of ''The Eclectic Series o
School Biographies, published byJ w
Ziegler & Co. SIS Arch ST. Philadelphia.
This work Is dcs gned to show the gigantic
results Of The first che hundred wears d
the Republic, the extent of its growth. the
vastness OF lis wealth and TecOurces alsn
It's educational, industrial and political
status as i closes the old century and starts
upon the new. II embraces the data fur
nished by The census Of 1870, the mot
recent official reports, and a vast amount
of statistical, historical and geographical
Information accumulated by Individual
and public enterprises. bat never before
published, eXccIl for tho favored few in
very expensive iorGls. 1t Is a complete
encyclopaedia of all the States, Territories.
counties, townships, cities, villages, post
offices. mountains. rivers, likes, ETC., Of
he UuiOn, and cannot fail TO be immon civ
popular and useful. The book opens
with an exhaustive discussion Ofthe United
States from a purely national standpoint.
This is followed by the Gazetteer or en-
~cyclopGdia proper, which is alphabetically
arranged. Ii treats each State in detail.
II its alphabetical place viii be found each
county in ,he Union. bounded and describ-
ed. its population and capital given, with
an enumeration Of its products in bushels.
tons and dollars. and the cash value OF lis
farmcz. All cities in the country are care
fully located and described. their popula-
tinn and railroad connections given, and
their institutions, industries, business peca-
l~iariiies and commercial a~vaIlablliiies
deliberately shown. The bcTougs, minor
towns and ' llages are located and dcscrib-
ell thus making a complete and reliable
shippers guide. The townships of the
Union are al enumerated and their popu-
lalinn given. The post offices are located
in their proper counties. so that the work
is a complete post-office directory. 1t EN-
braces 1000 octave pages. printed from fine
but clear and readable type, on good white
paper. The author has been engaged on
il for three years, assisted by a corps OF
stalisiic;aas and scholars, and he has spared
neither time. labor or expense TO make II
full, reliable, practical, and IN all respects
a biting tribute 10 our c0untry condition.
as u rounds the first century Of its repub-
bean existence. Sold only by AGENTS.
THIS book Is not a luxury bat a necessity
10 every weil-iHformed American citizen,
and no one should fail to secure n cspy al
the earliest opportunity. Our friend, Mr..
j. r Meyers, Is now engaged in introiuc-
ing the work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

DysrEP>IA-Dyspepsia Is lie noi dis
couraeinE and distressing disease man i
heir "a. Americans are particularly sub
jcct 20 this disease and is effects such as
sour stonache. sick headache, habitual cost
iyCngss heartburn. water-braSh. cnlw-
ing and burning pains in the pit Of the
S.umache. coming up of the food. coated
tongue. dAgreeaile tas,e IN tire mouth.
impure blood and all diseases of the
Stomache and Liver. Two doses Of
GrEENs AUGUST FLOWER viii relieve
you al once, and there positively is not a
ease in the United States it will not cure.
Ii yon doubt This 20 10 your Druggists
BenfOrd & Kimmel. Somerset, Pa. or
liizrot & Fleck. Confluence. Pa. and get
a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size IS cents. For sale By all
Druggists IN the County.
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Jehusrown savings Bank.

The fourth annusl statement Of The
Johnstown Savings Bank is presented Ia
The public through u columns today.
The report Is cor he year ending Dec. /
1874 ard considering the fact that thi,
year has been onebf severe financial and
IadnsfFal depression, II is remarkable that
the bunk should nave held iis business s.
steadily through the year.
The deposits of the bank are upwards OF
two hundred thousand dollars. The ex.
hibit Is very crediuahle TO the hank. show.
ing mol only that lis business IS As large q.
before the panic, but that il has been even
more Profitable ia 1874 than in the preyi.
a wears Adividend DISK per e n hs,
been placcd 70 the credit Of depoSitors and
compounded twice during the year.
The lasi panic. as well a. fOrmel ones
has proven the stability Of the system by
which this hank conducts its business. and
is prosperous future : assured. Hard
times are ap; 20 convince even the moSl
skepiical and thoughiless tlat the value q
Savings Institutions can SCARCELY be over
estimated. JohasioWn IS %fortunsts in hav.
ing such an institution. The number oil
is depositnis ineary sventeen hundred
l. evidence OF lis usefulness To the cum
mUn1y.-50kBsi0Fh Tribune
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INFORMAL MEETING F. s. OF N.-They
met in the holy calm of a bright evening
to discuss the chances of the next day 5
hunt-did these Festive Sons of Nimrod.
The members were not all present. but
made up in enthusiasm and devotion to
sylvan sports wBat they lacked IN num-
bers. Places of high renOwn we're duly
c~anyassed the relative merits of IIogback,
Horseback, Pack horse and Pursley Ran
were dispassiOnaiely discussed. bat Whites
Greek or Negro Run wss unanimously
declared their choice fer the next grand
essay.
The Interested readers vii eagerly ask.
Why all this ''unanimous unanimity ?"
why this humble vale and stream h0nored
before all others! The question Is peril
neni and important and requires a candid
answer. Simply then because one OF the
members in travelling along this peaceful
stream for a couple Of miles. counted the
tracks Of sixty five deer, different ones. of
varying sex, SIZE, age and condition, that
had crossed the stream in that short dis
lance. Art answered-shall we tell thee
more! By halidom and ihOurt hard /
appease,
This further ansWe only viii We deign-
The man who counted the tracks IS no
relation 10 the one who freed the deer.
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4 Card TO the t.uhIic

] taket THE method Of informing the plb
lie that 1 am carrying on tie Blacksmith
ing Business in al lis various branches. in
the Shcp Of Francis L. Neimer. in the
town of Somerset, where I am prepared to
iron wagons OF all kinds 10 order, on short
notice. Repairing done promptly. Horses
shed according 20 the natural. formation OF
The feet. Having upwards Of fifteen years
experience in The business ! laJleT myself
thail can render satisfaction. 4 share Of
the public patronage is solicited. Charges
"a suit the Times
T. 7. LITz.
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Bz~ FOUR

With every lots % u-nneoesanry ox-
Pense cut Of
Buying ~ First Hands ~hoie cas-
goes Of Goods at one time
Watching the Market, aaA osfn5
Cash when il is CASH
Manufacturing Theoretically and
with a Busine-s Experience Or Fcu--
teen Yes
Bassng our S-lIin1 Priosz upon
money paid Down al once, and mus
save ourselves from Losses and delays
usual 70 credit b-usiness-
HarainJ Proper Names and Quality
OF goods on Tickets, and IN Plain Fig
urea, 50 that CHILDREN may Buy rs
Safely as CROWN PEOPLE
Returning the Money when Parties
Prefer 20 Return their Pr4rchases-
thorough Attention 70 all Depart
raents-
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TINS VIII not he news to Albert Kim.
mel. hut vii he 10 many Of orr readers.
Mr.. George 4. Kimmel and his son Albert.
were hauling bark to Londonderry on the
18th OF December, with a fur horSs team.
Young kinimel was driving. when the
saddle horse slipped and threw him under
the wagon. 10th wheels passing over him,
MASKING tie one leg from the knee up and
badly bruisins the other. They were 81
hing a CONRAD for a hundred cords of bari
and il was while hauling The last had thai
the unfortunate young man met with the
accident. He is doing as well as could bs
expected En6er the circumstances. Mr..
Kimmei is a resident Of Allegheny tp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

THE PEoGEEss OF OUR CoUNrEY.-A
little less than ono hundred years ago Geo.
Washington got a fall set of artificial teeth
for himself and wife. They were made
In England, carved 0ut Of a solid block Of
ivory. and were perhaps the first artificial
teeth used in America. They can n0s lie
seen at the dental depot OF johnson &
Lund. Philadelphia. The two full sets
cost just one thousand dollars. and now
DR.. Collins. Of Somerset. makes 8 far bet
ter Jpper and lower set for fifteen dollars.
and makes money az that.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

C1r7 l1ia1 81 these merits. vs
ace ou nszs on the naos SOLID
e. QUOTATIONS, ard invite the con
-dencc and suppo-t OF u1s people %
PhlIadc' phia. ao well as strangers nd
o.1c- new vieirinJ the city
Herneabcr De Feur CartinaI P9inte
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Mr.. EDTToR.-I noticed in your issue o
the 18th inst, that one Of your champion
deer slayers killed 100 deer and YOU
graRd champion Peter Weimer had hi:
fuse charge for No. 150. Now this may
seem 8 Big thing for Somerset Co, but
we can beat that f'a!i hollow" Our isin5
champion Mr.. William Coleman tcommnn,
ykD0wn as Foxy Coleman, now Ii, ing 10
Garrett Co, has killed 4SS deer and 80
bears, and no doubt ere this reaches you
No 500will have yielded his life TO his un-
erring aim as he is stir on the trail, and as
rampant as a young kitten. He has been
known TO kill as many as 33 deer in one
seas2a lie is nearly sixty years Old.
Now, boys. II ygE can beat that, ''trot out
your man. We claiEl the beit iag hGld
Foxy ALLEGAEY,
Barton. Md, Dec. IS. 1874,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Ok last Thursday evening some villain
attempted to outrage the person OF a young
girl about fourteen years of age, a short
distance above The Passenger Depot, anc
near an alley IN the Essg Of the residence
Of John +. Venting Esq.
The y0pDg girl has been living AT Dir.
Wentling's, anil on that evening he had
sent her TO Alr. TayIor's for some oysters,
and she was WAY laid on ieF return, Her
cries alarmed tie sounded. and be fed
before accomplishing his design.-GreeBs-
barq Herald.
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MARRIED,

kMERiCK-BONNELL-O the 1TI
inst, by the Rev. L. ID. Stcckel. Mr.. Joh,
l. Limerick to Miss Mary f. Bonnell, boil
Of southampton Twp, Somerset County.
BIELLER-SHOMBER-On Dec. Isl.
at the house ot Augustus Tnup. OF Somer,
set, by the Rev, \. +. TruxaI, Mr. Henry
a, BleileF II Allegheny City 10 Miss Mary
e. shomber Of Berlin. Somerset Co. Pa.
McMILLEN-BOCCHER-O Deer.
18th. al the house Of the bride. by Rev. A.
+. Truxal, Mr.. VIM. Wallace McMillen of
New Centreville, to Miss Alice Boucher OF
Milford Twp, Somerset ca, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

II the suNcrs,itlous neople are going to
be frightened because Christmas comes on
Friday this year. they had better put on
sackcloth and ashes now. Tor history in
forms Us that the Pilgrims landed on Fri
day. at Plymouth; George Washington
was born on Friday; Saratoga was surren-
dered on Friday; CORVALLIS surrendered
on Friday and n Friday the motion was
made in Congress that the United States
were of right and ought TO be free ard in
dependent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

THosE little mice, so playful aad "a
pleasing, some time ago. got into o tight
drawer where letters were kent previously
to mailing al the Addison p~ostOflce. where
mice had never been before. and chewed
on The envelopes, but could not digest the
correspondence. If the mice or even full
Erown rats would tackle some of the mis-
sives received at the HERALD Office they
would md them worse than a popular ex.
Termination. snd would certainly ever aAer
symQaihize with the editor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

On her recent trip to England the EN-
press Of Russia contracted a cold. Her
al, II lants were alarmed and sent TO Russia
for her own physician DIR. Dotkine. On
his arrival he recommended change of
climate and sent the royal lady to the
Ne li;errsnean. much;o the disappointment
OF the English people. They are ulani-
nous in the opinion that dot kline Of a
decor was all for no use,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

A roETLY citizen Of Confluence sug-
gesied TO the members OF the Literary
Society to take the dialogue between Doe
tor FrOpklin and the govt for an early per
f0rinance, as h8 thought several of ,hem
could play goGt naturally and accoptably.
(which chan.ed the name "a Bheuma-
iism." MeibinkS we know who Is fully
prepared 70 take stock OF rather has stock
which Is already took.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

WE are pleased to inform our friends
that we have just received and opened our
fall stock of Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Furs, Shawls, Scarfs. Felt Skirts, Hoop
skirts. Corsets, Gloves, &c. Mems and
Boys Clothing. Hats and Caps, Boots and
SHOES, Ladies and Gents Gum and Felt
Overshoes, sc. Hardware. Quecnsware,
Carpets and Oil Clothes, Trunks, NaiiScs.
Saschels, Horse Covers, Lap Robes,
C.. & G. EoLDERRArM.
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Vrsima Items.

Mr.. Jacob King, an old. respected citi-
zen of this vicinity died on the morning
of the 18th inst. Mr.. King was a member
of the Baptist church. He leaves a large
circle of friends and a~oquaintanccs Il
mourn his departure.
Mr.. john Rush has q most finished Il .ek.
ing his crop of Indian corn, amounting to
about 1000 bushels or mOr9, Mr.. Rush
has been lining his land,
Ursina has three churches. is just finish
ing a large brick school house and is build
ing a lock up. and The authorities purpose
looking alterthe unruiy II any there be.
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