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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

4 LTTTLE daughter OF 5ames barnett
q Menalen t., Eavttle county was found
hanging IieleE 81 . window Ia Engl
johnson s residence on THURSDAY OF las
week. The clHl Attempted 10 climb out
the window. when the SICK fhat kepi 2
boosted wGs knocked ont and the sash
FELL upon her neck, breaking i and rln-
ming her body iaS III f1unl several hours
afterwards bv memhsE ~ the family
/ The little E- was about len TeA7s OF age
There were no grown persons n . holss
a. the time The mother has hecorDe II
E.ue over tbe result @. the ~accdeut Two
children have been drowned and enc
snu.berel lur thc SIN family
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

ANTEs IIsE1sE N rSE auTr On
SATURDAYS tist two An-sa ESQ taun stolen
from Mr. join Movers ~ NJ. P8Glszni
W@-morcAlnd countr and tAst twenty
Eve dollars WaUlG be paid ET the rpiaEH
ortlie animals ana 1hc apprehension 8i the
chief The orix description given : Fhat
one i a hr-e aauWn mare. and tae otaer
z E-it lav bors The mare hss a rlii
similar 10 flr auda Ggend=se 81 Mrle
whlis Ia hafSe asa NAis aace aud one
white leE
speakinE q az 81 the JaAHsiuTn
Tr5aaE seasiaF ays zfuT EsaeTs
should le aliT usufEaal IS this ln1
tbaf s t~han3u-AlF 0rAniZed kAIsd q morse
thieves are HaW operating in this EgTslon
q The State. rs AZ lul} 8 scare d hCrs@
have lseen stolen Ia adjoining cOunles
within the F2S frw weeks K wunld "
well fur them to cal mcefinss ond organ
ikea KiEIiaIee c1umiltee 10 seen 3 corr
stlut waiei fr ths -Ea Tt~ pzsSi
nfuaaa q - Frpea q s1r.
reutiii0usiF rrHlevinE Il Class CO Ml7erE
that il q teF hoNrs 1ale rsr d lAaasd tI
herond fhf reaca u EIEaaszea RaEs1a-
Beers suEriassH l5EEseieT f. Is fpgaa Il
lac rpral dirriSs and maf particularly
anes nishI-salL. should he compelled u
give s satisfactory report q hiRazit ans
1hc travelling q any Fzrssn e
gver country reads sla ~ Ea1
Fr = Gs.EG ANA &c member 81 TIE caEa-
wairlee i satisfied laae1ne nighf--idcT Erur-
suing lis legitimate bisiIcS tlaf requires
~r1Teling by night We hofr that ths.
taieFinE gang may * speedily broken M
and the ous laws brought 10 justice
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

We w0uld regues Lb1se oi or wtrons
who Eueud lH Angus TERN q c0UI =
CAL ar1und and seuE ther 4ceouus we
- ull purT,se running s newspaper Coz
us,luce ur f8- fun - s number @. OH
subscribers appear h think We de
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4 UDIT0Rs NOTgCE

N1ire B. hGre rru fhu - anar-
1ug afgslltc1 -Mr laUr RI Duumuu F
>lIer-e- r1n aHlleHs 81 uaEn c-urr
uf ts flnls n - nauas e. Eeler Euf1l urser
81 >aMsl EEl-lpa ans >azan- Is E rrl
rualE lf1sl lEElT erG1El tnC-ec1- h=-hr urre
u1tet thEr ne VIZ auEul 81 fas Eu1sE q A.
Fau1EEl- a. MS a1rl IL Suersa ra-1ugf ~
Az Ehsrs AZ He-sEu= zfE-rs mry ateud
H AAEE
E2 Eullur
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

il may ne OF lHte-es1 10 safe curing
hot weather, lAl1 Il q ua1 wears 3
sew green leaves il ms haL ann takes c4re
thar Whls6er do1t unEie ms feel he VII
te almost entirely eEempt from sulslroke
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

va hal -ae piz~tEe q taEG- rnL
Charles IreH ct Us Adams street. AIe
ehenT, hv Tire haaG ang aaF u aa week
The Prot T. IA aa can e AEl EnA1Gate
81 Lbe HERALD ahc ana NJ @re Awas
ElRd ia Wel111ne him n&f = A 0lalaunlE
BE il ~ & Visa @ hs Eanas and sElatVes
r. This Tlare
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

THE Bsd9a- Daily Gaze rupuas thaa
a5am faur 1anusza6 persons VISITED les
Fs-f uu Ehlr - WnnH ae drls
mrade of Or HaausnE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

TIE FA-E-oUT ArcufU-l cccleF
naf last week and fixed uysn September
2Srd eAtb z5-h a. the time foT halcIng the
nexf Jar. and appointed q committee 70
revise the premium Iist Eul q committee 20
determine up.n the admission fee and 10
devise some method f0r the prevention OF
the pety fraud ~HraCtIccd ny samc N siea4-
mC INTO the grounds without payment o.
EbeIr fees
We understand lat every eI11 within
4 The power OF Lhe officers VIII X m2ce u
make this the best lar ever rid Il tie
county. and we slvise aI friends through
OF the coGHtv rO gel ready
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

E ksEEB-lim ~laei
B haa Bistrie re % seG-re
Sire fur teacEe7s A- ibe caHAns
arn Wages rom - dollars AZ
81 - handed ID on of fe.nse
AEE 1874 Address JOSIAH SEafer, Pres
1mf Somerset Pa
70 Naror S.crefarv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

L i tv n means necezT 70 alulsI
ii exirararalot IN order lo &c vel ana
tas-esuIv dressed There Is : return u
svl@ which. IL many reFeeis a1url
SIMPLE toilets stu il acelrdance with Esh.
iunabie requirements and which. Inoeed,
are Ep. - L. considered m0- distinguish
ed from 1heT very simplicity
The lzfagt ssyies IL sleeveless jackets ara
striped velvet ana lace, baek c. yellow
isl white Gn6 Tire latte- beaded with
white ieL and ~alte-nafe1 WIZ h1n1s q
pale hue OF pink velvet The former -
black aid b0rie-ed with black llcs-
From Dtmg-ea A0HAE AaUsL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

JusT aher fie sarin- ela1iaH- hsAms
over the Isl 81 h1ruu-h uiticeIs we tossed
or CAD in AafT 2ne sing Haieluia
bul i aIpc4- thai OU n5ocnE Ws-e i91
SION. tlas or shG- dream o4 asr8uEi
p-rrsneriiF Vs. 10. e d. lIa. the gaiilent
I'M las not ST 1wned ana Ter- oanss-
ouencc re c-ng0t - yes zi a&1 q 1T-
ough o@ficialt tAai VIZ. ue5diE el'aFft the
ordinance relative o. laTiaL p@Eencnts
There Is une pisce OF Nam Cross st1eci
particularly. ulat Il distressing o. AZ PED
: rians an4 many 9 lUatrd Individual
a be trips 8u 8 laas ank - goes ankle
deep iuBu nIuA heard IL WISH lae auiho-
tis ina place Ehere UEA4rn aFeneal.
never are
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NoTIcE-


5ar z scsGoGlEE t1s E e
gEo rsa bsrh. anl others- AEEnEl p A
gnrnaease Tailsn ir8m g. = ~ the Gtrs
fvrra 81 To- weeks EaZ z1zgmuda1l2H y
Las n rse r4tG Al s1sah =A atte@a-
aaee a. ss tezinniaz Gt1eta
=uy II miller
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

TEE sscand EEme ola sgr@ ofthree be-
tween lhe GzngeE m bs1fard 4 Tie
6iade q fkis pIAeH VII b plsyed az
ne grounds C The -Gla1es Bn FRIDAY
The Wish Of the SHADES Is fag1 1hs bed
fu-d buys maT hare 81 pleasant lUe on
tha re.urn Is TIE S0me-ses 5eFs do o. 1ae
n-r cuTne-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

EEUE Is a3aIZn1se receipt tr keeping
meG fresh IN h8t weather Place Il II
Q clean porcelain bgW and Dour Terg hot
wai- uva IL 50 az a. cover T. Then
rlu- ol uror The wEie- The a. 1hus
rrse eEeluGe1 end -he ms1 5 p-ezaryed-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

TrE la.aE g1yls of mole paper i French.
g-l Ilaek initial letter printed II ne
eau- uilhs t1p 0i the paper Gnc on The
centre II the envelope We Gre prepared
90 stump any initial fancy o. pl2-n lor
rar-iEs Either they Or we can furnish
the s-taiuaE-T.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

Ara rcnauln Mis- ree1l IS en-
-~ III lu-sre 1c new Vsah N -he
Cau- Er blre ullA ecnn
rr-e % rrF Cd 6
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

TIM shadow q frank CgWa1 t-oad
h-im fel Ike & blight Ger tAe mhaMi2uS
ufuur paaceful village an ednas1ey AS
We have been visited tT ErE F3laIo bugs
and dr1uth. IN tie mime IS heaven had
not orr ueaale h-sn Sufficiently Punished
tgr tle- r-ansrressiank 1hat this Tel c.
Hamirv must . II take Is Fulak h1weT-
er Is Q p~leaslnt gentleman ri pualsaeS
une ca. the best papers II EennsElFanl2
Devoted almS entirely 10 1he c1Se c1as
ron and scientific Interests ~ tbe COUNTY,
Is q cas- journal II : DE eZeliel
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

Witt SEED WHAT
0fEarly ClawseR Variety
F0E SALE

Ts w. p szEagse haaGc1. rsrezs cHr7F.
yiesZ Al eaaaazE reaET ~ deliver AarusiEla-
F1E I E5AaA Send arse7z elIy q
Joseph BRCGH.
PEILS9E.
z--- A1rz- y a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05
JOHN f. BLYMYER.
DEALERIH
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS &C. sc

The l-aowiag Is a psrEa Isl II goods S.oe1- Cspeniess Ies
Planes saws. uatchets, Hammers CbasH T@ne lEen1 > 1es &c bHek
Hardware. Tai Trees Gg SaadAs Hams backles- Rings htsa Tools
Table Knives and Forks packef KNIVES SCISSORS spoons sBo kazo-s the
laraasz. tok fo SsmerN1 Coaay. Pamers Goods s fH stock White
Lead Cslrea Paints br inside and outside painting faanis u eh II eot0rs.
Yarrsh Ta4entias. Flaxseed 0I, Brushes Japan DRYER Nalnut STAINS
* Wfu5oT Glass 81 Ell sizes and glass en- 70 any shape The best Coal
a slwavs - hand Our stock CT Ceal o. Lamps IS largs aid comprises
- -. sries UitaoDs CrrsRr, MGAsy and Cross Cut Saws ND
SaT Fes Tie best eaaHs. RSrelaiRhned Kettles Handles osh kinds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05
SHEETS a son,

Tn4E-Akew bg-ll Pa. cuustnafv Eaer On
hnul and maze O. c-ier COINS crlH sria nul
prices. on the m1-feE M1e uEs4hie. Earfre !
haara D. The latcE ET1c in realH.-= ~ e-e AZ
wavE Teus-el u take cl1U ~ aud t-lag a-ee
q ahf Vari1us rCuctc-IC rrr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

QuIE q large party q Ie uenlzens PIC
need 90 WhIfehurse 81 lE THURSDAY
L was composed principally d VISITORS
though there was 6 coodv -sprlnElnz q
S8marse,e-s Win he party they returned
a. Gn early h8Er Friday morning reI1ri-
ing q piesln1 time ana al QAr-les charmed
with our mountain scenery The HERALD
regrets exceedingly h1 Z was uI2lle 90
have s rel1-1er present nothing Gui le
unavoidable as=lce ~ s Ta-lW OH force
uraVen1eL-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05
Bsr zap~rmass
JAMES L PrGH


~ aN hal1afh 7la~F ua afs-
EEEr1urs HAN Lu1e - Elsi--af1~ -
A &au4- and Al iern7 fur-
tu1E
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

& veriuhle Indian = head was
faund rs Mr. David Jones On Is farm s
short distance wea % fovn. one d~y last
week. SeVeral ulheT reiiE OF 4 s1maia- &c
scriuaun have from time Cd TIME hbeD PICK
e6 ID in The same neEhborhoad, showing
thai u the lanr arc. before Inc faai oi the
white man pressed 1e SOD these hlls 2
valleys were the Stamping 1lncs OF lie
Eb1lElneL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

TIE prospectus f- Z nov wE 70 Ac
published il The loRn u irwin IN ouE
neiEhho-inr county Of Negtm0raland and
and 20 be EnDr1 AZ the LrWIn Herald II
ont {. L Meade vn BE editor enc pro
p-ietur- i VII re 3 strictly local paper
Charlie Is az sasy ana Eace1u Enisr ana
has the shlnT 81 make LIS PAPER 3 SUCCESS
Or bea wishes 13-Ge new eDzel-se
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05


Tins Is the scasaa when the tomato one
81 the most delicious nfan The vegetables
naturally beEius 40 find Us way INTO ouI
markets and thence up1a o. Iahles. As
various assertions have been made by men
q she school af Do Lewis regarding Ths
bad effects OF eating HgmsiaeA and & few
persons ars doulEless Influenced hy those
assertions. Il l. wen 70 STATE Whaf medical
properties are ciuimed far the 1tns19 Iy a
plvsician Of esiebritv, VIZ
Z. Thaf Ihr tomato Is Of ls mos;
powerful apzrienls 0ffhe mzteria medIcA
and that u al those affections u the Ever,
and uraans where caArmal j. indispensable
ii Is n-ohablv the m1a effective and leasi
laraiul remediA3 aren't known 10 he pro
iessiun.
That 3 chemical extracs phi GR be
o8aine6 FROM Z which VIE altogether 81
persede The rise O. cal8mel II ne cure Of
diseases
g TEaf he has successfully treated dHr-
rhua viii this H-1icie alone
Z THAI when used Is a article u dlet
Il Is aim1si 6 sovereign -rme1E fox dysIen-
sa and indi.stinn
5 That The citizens n ordinary lie
should make use o. Il either nv, cooked,
or IN the form af catsup wiki 1er daity
food Is L Is 3 mes. healthy arliele-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05


TEE Philade phia Led7cr which Is con
siderel good authority on al financial
Questions has 3 hopeful vieE o. he BUS
nezs 0UIioak. and thinks we are very neal
h1r1 pan L&ys
While business Is confessed 3 goes dea.
decreased there Is a encouraging outlook
The eay future laS q hopeiUl aspect
The crop prlspea b-EEfe1s rs The season
advanc@ and tie Indications BOW are
lha1 ws shall have the harvest ErEIl crop
on record. The zrVsraGe II cotton Is sHaal
Ter than iaE veaT. according 10 The bes-re-
ports. hut alt0rether the appearances ara
tbat the crop, while smaller thar lasi year.
WI IT q good ora I8r the GverGse. A
10 railroad property The net profits hGve
within 2 month OF 1Ep shown 8 consider
able BcTcas Fer She expired paT1 oi
1874 lhe leading reads have Done less bus.
ne& buf having dana i Il less exTsels
sh0g materials increased profits Is cum-
pared with corresponding tine n 1873.
during which year Lhe receipts were he
lEes ga recar1. and taking mileage Ia
10 co-nsidCnati81. especially So since The
nansc the roads have been reducing theI-
Heating della. and us volume. Ike 1lsaT q
private ln5ea1ed1es IS ~ as q rule.
smaller than ToT years In tacI il every
DEPARTMENT We are nearer haTa-pau than
siace The 0uibreak Of The war.
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NoTloE.


Il he-Gas ny Effc C1t11-1e A4E4aE n a1 81
hgsrs wltfsu am reasanRnie caEss. tue pun1rE
he-eav na1iae1 lad "a trus ~ AaTiHE he- sc r.
necuunL IS ! viii n8f paE alg GEMS q 1el CD
trac-n1S UniesS saufallsa p laN-
EENZE 1GEEEEE
rn= Pain raF1
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EKECUT0RS NOTICE

- Of nauia > LaeEv Eu ol s1mazset 2
deceased.
Letters 1EszUEZ-arF Ia TIE Gaars ez-1i. raw
NJ bean E-te1 O. tie lldr-sUs is lIc HnT-
er aulhu- uu-icE . Earsag G-eD El laa ID
deIrrf fr fft 81 make tr1ucLl- rmel aU La1se
m7Hr clzils arlUs VIII rsL- DlE r0 the
-u-l u lie Once Sd Eeu-9 p echaL 81
Snr-sr h0r0EEh CT SGEraF ts Eh aag e
Al 15+
GRO L1HTT.
EGANE tLI-MEEEEr
WLLLLAM ELLLEE,
A1uIslf1-s
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DUE To EIfT 50
-E4n H. SaIzaz E a. SuEu 30.
- >l E-u2
ne iD E Pa l1ra p rUE
rrl VIA LeS@ LtaHT. Alur SMITH
- n U rluuT le1n
AUL are ne-er u1ela 81 HTea- E5 81 ErlE
EE Cr1r t1 81 hela af >aUa-se nzr he
ZE eEr q auEE ur-- s. arr nus t EE
&c zeal as-afa b PAM Suli-I aeefa=- ai e
arg s-d raiunla2. gaH cl-s WHY h sans
f--TEG ENESEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-05

Nstteeks arub Hoes. Pick, Scythes. Sos@shs sisdges, Mason Hammers
60 80 sen Ladders. Carriage ana Tire Bolts u al sizes Looking
61asss Wash Boards. Clothes erngeTs, Meal seves. Door Mats, Baskets,
IT, wooden Buckets. Twne, Rope e. sizes, hay PuHeys Butter PRINTS
Nop Sfcks. Trips. Sseefva-dz Meat Cutters and Suffers Traces Cow
Cbeins. Halter CaaiBs Shoe. Dust and SsEsb Brushes, Horse Brushes Cur
= Comb. -aa Cards Door Locks, Hinges. Screws, Lstches and everything
il .ss Salaers,E ne- Caps Lead Shot Powder ana SAFETY Fnse Ses&e
The fet = Ikeep eVr~vsaug that belongs 70 sbe Hardware trade 1 dal
exsl.s;velv IN his Eaa uf goods and give ny whole attention . Il Per-
sons who ae bsTaine. o. any one II Beed Of anything IN ny hne VI BPS
+ - $50 as-snra-e Il rre - = cali I VIII always give 3 reasoaame
e9saft 70 responsible persons I Ehaukm ny old customers hr their pasFsnage
AID hope this season 70 make many new ones Don't forget te pace
No. @BAER9 BLOCK
April ; - JUN r bLiNlE0
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tm ToR,s NOTICE..

TEe uudersirue3uE1itg aFTnIl-eG A t
az namusau PieEs ef Sume-ss cauuzy. ~ uis-
s,fa - fune IL The hands O. he SherLE arising
from tie SAFE 81 the pGTsarL p-lE 4
Over e. and zmauEs- those legally euEt1tes t
ta- EIilarte1d q tue du-les % hs H4u
~ efH-e n J0hD z. -. II Lbe ma Sau-
s-sca CT Friaay. the as ms 81 e9eA Ins
farsnaau. wAaT1 Al G-les m.srss-ea ca ~
heard -tAs Il
auE5
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ALTERATION OF TINE.

SHORT LLNE1
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DETEIPTS nnf exreati-ursr LaTcr Turkey
KFsH rownsaip SaA5al Uss-c o-rha uar at
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tssausons Mills Pa
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As .kz Geht- title izs49cS ald esaiEel AzlE
ZfunseYz1aa AID Jslsn Zs.azs1-lzn. u Eaau1 q
the $aisgxiEE Described Tea1 =syatr, VIZ
Aeerais sEac ~ lAn4 sltEAt=ln LrEeT THE-
f~asLzDEEsEID. SCznersst raulfF. I2&4alEz1<
{ acres. rzUTv 81 ESs. Al T. Z141HE- T5sne -Eo-
sioTy l dwelling haHss Theresa erectrl 7GalEr
iEg lAnalF u John bru1<hel-SAahEE BEiE
szd cticTsl with the aFE-feu11zes-
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w End the fsIiowiag kiser frun son
ersg N ahe Cumberland NfEs 0f renaEi
, 1874-12-27

Further Announcement OF
cIry ut 20 Cents On the Doto ...,h
Mr. l. Lipuan bcgs to return bis oess M1a ,.5
for the liberal patronage that has been oi'' .s,t
to him during the holidays. and te sa1 W.,
owing to. tho enormous rush last F4S ~ 1 -,
purchasers we're unable to eelect just "aa' .;,, ~.
wanted, and others have purchased "no 4e II
exchanges, engraving, etc. In conseauea.s Il
tho comparative lull, al can no" bo ass0ul III
carefully, and those who have not !e' esn IN
their New Years presents can bug :. M *ar1
greater reduction. as Mr. Lipman LA, 1910
broken lots, consisting Of every !.
ton Of diamonds and other ss-'' .,t,
rings, lockets, brooches; lao'es IN.
also, in PLAN gold an3 ornament" me- 1ssIa
and gentlemen. anv size. .and elaborated " stnpf,
wise In addition to choice lot OF p!a1 r,,n hlss
and reed musical Instruments, ~. ,..ppo;n. nlpn;
very fipc piano for sale at great pa ~ thst Vi.
II must BE- apparent to every pes1z1,1, p1 1,1,eisrse.s
Lipman. as the proprietor Of one Q. .,r obt.i1irs
loan Offices in the COUNTRY is constao' Of
SONS n the raress aud choicest spe.J ..,J does
;evn1rr in existence, and that be eau A. A. ereJ
soi, thcm Mt extraordinary low p11ces- Of
arr;.:lo is Guaranteed buyers etLe: pasestco in
by letter can rely on genu'ae <A''N'
every instance. r.;n,,,n. po1tarss'
ar oua - rIa1k nn,l Monroe streets.
, 1874-12-27
IuE AAIQ on sYso.n.-a

/
"Now gentlemen !" a,;d onAa9s. I9s..
| the nnnch ~ .aSle SI7Gasatlsa was mefI;t,.:Ae al
ro-orarot;. -. "Iae1. ~ the advice and s.a,s On
| - !.ntt4n u IT. Mct- ha h,d - MIN tha
Au1 1olt'eln mud ounce, but tha ~. isss taken
! to little soog apsopos of ia We Viii list.o
at McGa1ry's It vas w1ittan L!sGent occu.reness
poat.T anra.t. - u 'A1tsen Or Wild Fd,...1N
viii ba snna w. ~. ta1 noa1u OF Public Worfa
keen or;st ,s;,1 ~ ancuaal Geary, Psn It
the council VAS telling in 1o,a member r
robbed hen-roost Al tbo uu 'oace how h.
Jim McHale insisted m 49, :aty aga Of A.
and Canada Bill. who ~ s.. Irish poet,r'
nronriot;a. ~ nno nag quite forqotts.e :!
- ~ nasor OF MS last cent with tt.atoe
ooalue tnIee IL that man apDea-u - NC PASTE
out MS ticker, please underEtana - With.
watchmaker's, 1T adorns Willis, - - not At ths
Hickey sont sono - "tuam ~ OF Causda
scrvinc, f.,.t tb1.. eA1Ho1H #hlla other, -
nnda- ~ ~ ts "c!e gong home, tljd oss.9 W.
1uoe1 Lug saple, ana were ut rest seGsl7
deary, ta:1nG OH his coat and roIrfnne ~ W
s.snseS n1a 4oosen1ng his shiEt-collsr ~, " es
1nas song nka 1lger Tor his ptey. Mo- 'G. 1os
ao4~o, "ao 1aules al: |''eo
!he naeDonald came dc:|a like tho vol, o,.,
<o n.s n o1nse1s were cleaning with psste ~ sod
And tie se-a sheer, ~ h,a sh+.. 'n'es
sc sec ~ - 'e oA'3''oass No sta. goa r,,
On the ataae cau sport ,aryer .,,,t,, IT,.
'~>''4A~S eaaa he.
, 1874-12-27
GARlBALDf.

Mr. GENTLE. the well-known Chicago pno'ek'
rapher, Was yesterday the recipient Of tne ~ ~
lowing letter from Gen. Garhald, Hno' N :.
ditiou to other hoDors, holds the dlsunsaaas, :,
poeition Of Colonel of the italian IeSlmea'
Chicago:
Nto caro- Gentle: -........ ...,.tA
ti.azie per Ii preziosa yottrn 1etters PEI r na~
Dro7e,f non syerne auo del mice d 1hs1siM 1h..,nt
S1lutabe,ni fratclli- Vostro, u. uAAA1&
CAPnEnA, 2 Dbre, 1874.
lITdns,atiaa.1
NY Gear Gentle: 49,, so. .hs paf-
Ihauks for your esteemed letter. and ios '1'k
trnits. . ..,d 10
It pains me In not having one OF InfnS y .rr<
Give my compliments to the brothers. a...,n1 ao
CArnE14, 9 Dec, 1874. IT, oAA1D
, 1874-12-27

WELCOME TO M'DoSALp AT THE sronE.
There came into the office yesterday afternoon
man who, in eplte Of somewhat pleasant face
aud very good clothes, created q disagrecable
impression by the general air Of too-muchness
which peryaded him. He wore too mauy din-
| monds which seemed to have come frora Alaska
! rather than Golconda; he diffused too strong a
perfume from his well-greased hair; there was
too much waxen formality about his mustacha
there was too much style about his velvet coat
and his scarf, gorgeous production III green
and gold, looked like the work Of eign-painter
trying to paint sunset. Ho did not waste any
time in talk, but, after finding the responsible
person, handed linn TN envelope, remarked
Compliments of the Committee" aud departed.
Upon opening tho envelope which this gor-
geous creature had brought, it was found to con-
tain the following
INVITATION:
The pleasure Of your company is respectfully requested
Saturday evening, Dec 2G, At O'Clock,
At grand banquet
To be given ut The store,
MICHAEL McDosA1p,
In honor Of his triumphant sindication
BY u jury Of his countrymcn.
Speeches and songs by prominent gentlemen.
The Roulette wheel will play during the 1ntcrmzsions.
This card WAS so full of promise that 1t was
handed to . reporter with directions to bs at
Tho Store in good season by o'clock. and
watch and faithfully record tho progress Of
events. ue WAS also bidden to observe the spirit
Of Othcl1o's injunction-to nothing extenuate,
set down naught in malice. and this it is believed
be has done. 1t was but simple Justice to the
prominent gentlemen
Who reveled n1l through that winter night
And ne1t day made cocktails flee
With Chaplin and Gore. at McDonaldts Store,
And Wp1 fntffa n$fn
The reporter reached the ecene of action at an
early hour, and. on presenting his invitation to
Harry Lawrence, was ushcrcd upstairs into the
long room, which had been stripped OF layouts and
similar devices, replaced by long table which
ran the length Of the room and which the color
ed aids Of
THE Celebrated CATERER
-, we're covering with plates, knives. and tho
other necessaries Of banquet. When the
caterer eaw the reporter he Immediately fell
upon his knees and begged that his name be not
mentioned in connection with the affair. He had
che highest respect for A1r. Mcdonald, but there
was prejudice against him amongst come
which extended iteelf to all &ho had ANYTHING to
Go with him. The consequence OF that preju-
dice had been seen few weeks previous, and if
the reporter would not consent to omit his name
he. the caterer, would be compelled 10 cut his
own throat.
Tie first impulse OF the reporter was, of
course. to allow him to do it. since lie had never
seen the act performed. aud felt assured that
there would he all opportunity for Gne writing
, 1874-12-27
MIKE MCDONALD.

The Jury Find Him Innocent
Without Hesitation. ,
Counsel for the Prosecution Plead
Earnestly for a Conviction.
Counsel for Prisoner Enlarge
on Mikes Great Charity.
The instructions Of the Court Very
Favorable to the Defendant.
Grand Congratulatory Ban
quet at the Store.
Audacious Attempt to Ring in, the
City Government.
Songs and Speeches by the Mock
Mayor and City Treasurer.
Summary Election Of q Foe of
Reporters.
Mcdonald and Geary Narblc their