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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
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An advertisement of a meiicine. however can
did and conscientious it may be. does not always
carry conviction with IT, The public know to their
sorrow tha the boastful claims put forth in behalf
OF many go called remedies are literally a deius,on
and n suare" Probably the best nse. therefore,
of nostetlcr's Stomach Hitte,s ~ 10 invite ihose
who read IL to inquire Of the parties that nave
tested the curatv and properties oil the
article " hat they think ui II. We earnestly request
all doubters ascertain from such OF thc,f i'ends
and neighbours as have taken TINS stahihru .onlc
and alteratire rs IA protection against naiarious
diseases or as a cure Tor indigestion. liver com
plaint constipation, rheumatism, nervous dc lhty.
headache low spirits. languor, biliousness &cwhat
Hostetter's Bitters hss done for them there Is no
testimony so trustworthy as that which Is inc re-
suit of personal experience. mhf-otoapT-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

While about twenty persons were returning from
Campbellite church, SIX miles east OF Carbondale,
ILL.,, on Saturday night, they were fired upon from
an ambush, and Mrs. Stansell and David Bulliner
were dangerously and perhaps mortaly wounded.
1t Is not known who were the assailants, but it is
believed the affair grew out of an old grudse ex-
listing between BullineI's family and some OF their
neghbors, and that ii was but a continuance of the
tragedy which occurred three months ago. in which
young Bulliner's father was killed.
Prof. Proctor on Saturday settled the question
regarding tho size OF the moon and its distance
from the earth. According 10 the belief OF the
Royal professor, Luna is ., 100 miles in damater,
and distant from the earth 230, 1923, and hs would
not take of perch.
The executors of Edwin Forest have effected
settlement with the divorced wife of the de-
ceased py paying her sos, 600, she agreeing TO
forego all her claim for this snm.
Sir Garnetf excursion 10 the old Coast cost
only 81 600 ,OOO-halftbe cost Of a respectable
Indian skirmish in this country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
BoARD oF PUBLIC EDUCATION !
Wilmington. Del, March ~. 1874 }
An election for members of he Board of Publio
Education. ofthe sity OF Wilmington, will be heId
ON SATURDAY. APRIL 4, ls74.
In each Of the Wards of the city. Polls opeu at
one O'Clock, p. N closing ut seven O'Clock, " IN
inc members TO be elected and the places for
heiding the election are as follows:
FIRST W ARD--One member TOR three years Polls
Scht oil House No. l3. Second and Washington SIS
SECOND WARD-One member tor three years
halts. Fetton i house, SECOND and Walnut Streets
THIaD WARb-One member for three years and
one nember FOR two Years. folIs, Water Viteb
Eng,ne House. Saipley street. between Binf ana
u FousTH WAED-0 member for three years.
FIFTH WARD--0ne member for three years. and
one wember for one year. Polls. Lafayette Hotel
9TH and Shipley streets. ~ ="
USiSfH W4Rb-One member for three cars
Polls. Seventh and Popiaf Streets 'r'eF eNis'3
SEVENTH WARD-One iremb Der tor three years -:
Polls. Public Schoel No. 2. Eleventh aud Washing:
ton streets.
EiaaIH W4Rp-one member for three years. -
fclis. Publlc school No. o. lenth and King streets
NINTH WAsD-One member Tor three years
Polls. Old Academy. Vandover Avenue
TENTH WABD-One member for three years.
Polls. school house No. 10.
BY order OF the Board. L. KILLGORE.
ua'IS u"" Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES FOR RUssIA.-Phila-
deiphia Is about to ship fourteen locomotives to
Odessa, Russia. The freight is 81 200 per loco.
motive. Some years ago the Engllsh were dis.
agreeably surprised when the Belgians frst com
pstsd with them in this line of business, aud
this American venture will be likely to give them
new emotion. Russia has long been a vertable
place for English railway men. although the Ger
mans as well as the Bsigians have been compet-
ing with them. These welcome drafts upon
American machine shops may be expected to in-
crease.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

GOOD CHRISTIAN. - Miss Mary Louisa
Shaw, who died In Boston, January q. be-
queathed SCI, 900 to charitable institutions
In boston, remembering Catholics aud
Protestants alike.
She did well. All are struggling for q
seat with the Master.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
A Financial Pane IN London-Ihe War
In spain, &c.

LONDON, April l, 6 O'Clock, A. M.-The
Timts acknowledges the existence of financial
panic in London, and attributes it to the effect
Of those with which New York and Vienna
have been visited, combined with the depressing
influence Of the India famine. 1t says the check
TO trade is probably as severe as in any former
time.
dispatch from Madrid says: Troops to
the number of fifteen tho usand are on their
way to reinforce Marshal Serrano. 1t is
reported that the Carlist General Olio has
been killed. The final attack on Atlantic
will be made on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

Two million dollars have been given in charity
in New York this winter. The number of poor
who were relieved with portion of the sum must
have been very large; yet it has been almost im e.
possible fot those who tried, to get cook, nurse
or housemaid TO go 10 the country, and very dlf-
hcult to get amy one to go out to service in the
civ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

NOTICE;-I. HUGH BERRY in .o%pliappsss
~ with the require en- ents of ths pct Of Assembly
in such case made and provided do hereby give pO.
tiee that shalt apply in writing to ths Court 9t
the state Of .Delawars. ia and for the cou9ty Of
next 4 d. 1871. being tho fast day Of the neg lay
Term. the aaii Court. for Leense te sell in
gallon, ut the North est corner Of Chestnut and
Monroe streets. being No. SOL. in the Tenth Ward.
in the City OF Wilniugto and county and State
aforesaid, and the following freeholders recon-
mend this said application. to wit:
Thomas Ford. Patrick Maher
Phillip PIupkett, Francis Dorsey.
Eer. ard homer Edward Green,
Robt. G Sisa James Harrigan,
Robert CassiIs. his
Il JShn Ruth. rui.tS Lynch
Patrick W REYNOLDS, Wit-James Corran.
Samuel Murphy. William ferrets,
John H. Canning. Myles Burke,
his Andrew Reed,
Patrick n Hayer Thomas Muiln
mak Patrick Marten,
Wit.-Jodn Nspghtpp. Patrick MeCauehey,
Lawrence Dorsey. Michael Farley,
Owen Mcdonald Patrlck MeHerWett.
mar5l-3t HpHH FERRT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

Tho latest official report from the Erie war is
That r'ali Is quiet at Susquehanna" The trains
are running us usual, and Erie is once more hap
Py put how long this pleasant state OF things
Will last no one can foretell
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

TTNO THE PUBLIC. ".
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
Rany have completed arrangement TO carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from ain noint
on the line Of their road and est CHI hsstor.
flso 70 sll points on the Philadelphia and Read
inS and CsGtSY.Sa salirosds. INCLUDING Reading.
instown, Mahonsy CITY. Mt CARMEL NorristoWn,
Pottsville, 10.
nor Of Front and Madison strsets wilminrtop
Express matter sent TO franklin rslegraph ofzss.
and Madison. orders ioft with NoMaiien Scsi
dslivsrng agents will ressivs prompt attention.
aDs-H Gent sapt ". &x. RE.do,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

NoTEd;GflE,hhdi, ~ Dennis araalsE an ssyllis.s
bly, in such made and provided. do hereby give
Notice that | shall apply to the Judges Of
The Court of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State OF Delaware in and for
New Castle County. at the next May Term thereof,
in New Castle. on Monday. the. 18th day, OF May
next, A. D.. lsI4. being the first day of the next
May Term Of the sand Court. for for License to keep
Wilmington, Delaware.at No. IL Market streets. in
tbesaid City. between Waerand Front streets, with
the privilege of selling intoxicating liquors in less
ausIltes than one quart. to bs drunk ON the pren-
ses and the following frechoders, residing in said
ward. recommend thissaid application, viz:
John Duncan, - 'Xep. Steinicken,
Patrick Holland. John Asal6yf.
Joseph Fout, John Ahrens
VIM Clayey. Edward Rogers,
August Asohenbach. John Atkinson,
Thomas Bennett, Henry Bleyer.
James McKenna. Jacob Kienle.
Daniel McCusker. Charles Haliam
Patrick lIassan. James 0'Donnsll
John c: Kennedy, Patrick Riley,
Miehael Mcdonnell. Alfred Walton.
IL. W. Birnie, his
Freq wed, William II Price.
William IubeI, mark,
M,shSeI Rafhs MstIs;y, ElIlsy wit.-Hush Fery,
DENNIS BRADLEY.
wilmington, Del. March 80. 1877 4-3ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
REWARDS.

$500 REwARD'
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF LIRE UNDnR-
WRITER'S
Hereby offers
REWARD OF $500 DOLLARS
For the detection. conviction and punishment of
parties charged with the crime of arson. in firing
the premises, situate in the City of Wilmington.
Delaware. and known as tho Diamond state Stove
Foundry" on the 18th of February. 1874. Said re-
ward will be paid only due proof being furnished
ths EE ecuiive Committee Of the conviction and
actual pHpisb ment of taid criminals.
By order ct the Executive Committee.
STEPHEN CRQWELl, Chairman.
New YORK, March eth, ls7t
For further particulars apply,e
W00LlEY VAN TRUMP,
Insurance Agents
mar2l-tf Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
NOTICES.

NoIiCE.I l: VIM. Gilbert. IN compnanee with
ap &
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe State Of Della
ssy 'nd E sn1 the s .ss MSn
6rsi day OF the next Nav Term ofthe said Court for
AL micspss ~ ,in tG 6err Tavern With the Dryi
premises, at the "Pennsyivania House" at the
Second Ward, Of the City Of Wilmington, and The
f,llowing treeholders recommend the said applica-
ton. to witt
II. b. McInitre Wm H. Ouipu.
Charles i. sparks samuel " Schultz
Francis Elliott. John +. Bush, Bi;
James Ch'isty. David Whitsell
John Hanna, VIM, X. Stokley.
Richard Booth. NJ Almsburg
Natn. melcholr. John Hammond,
Michael enney. Anthony Seller.
Joseph Stoeckle, s. D. Townsend
aprlt' WILLIAM l.. GILBERT,
4 lAuTIoN. My wife. Elizsbath Hunt, having
~ left my bed and board | hereby notify ali
persons not TO trust her my account as will pay
no bls 81 her contracting, .
aprl.d3t-wlr THOMAS HUNT
ELECTlON NOTICE The Annual Election for
- seven Directors for the Chrstiana River Inn
provoment Co, will be held ut the office Of the Sec
f'ials AsF 18TH 1874 at S'set & tlhb seey
NOTICE 7REMOvAI.-"Tl Little Cigar Store
~ Around the Corner" has been removed bsok
to ITS former location. No COZ Shipley street where
and hosts oil new ones 'N.t'A'
mar306t GFO nAvIc
NoIlcE-Tbe Fifth" Annual Meeting of the
StJckholders ot the Penn Loan Association.
viii be he'd ON Monday Evening, 9th of April. en-.
SUNG at "a clock at the usual place Of meeting
a. toomNo 92 for the purpose Of electing
omeers ana three Directors, at which time the Audi
tors will submit the annual report Also. To- con
Ia m mannA rtta aIa 1Stb m
af the Laws. - =" -''
u..., % ,0-,- WESLEY TALLEY. .Sec'y.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF GERMANIA
~ LOAN ASSOCIA1ION.-R REMOVAL Tho
Paeo aa. 20 feee,ye % the monthy payments has been
formerly the Board Of Trade Room. WV
by order OF the Board.
marS9'"t n. J.. LlCHTENSTEIN, Seey
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
Children'S Ciothinp.
No. SO Market street.
MRS, Nd. l.. MCDANIEL

tlas new and fine assortment of Childran's "a
Clothing CassIm eres. Hamburg Edgings Hosiery.
of at low prices. Also
CHILDREN's CLOTHING CUT AND MADR
TO ORDER.
mar2S-ly s19 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

NoTtCE--I. DANIEL HICKS, in eomplianes
IN with the requirements Of the act of Assembly
in such case madeline prSyided hereby give notice
that shall make application in Vritn T. the CouIt
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail peliss y
q the State of Delaware. in and for the Comply d,
New Castle, upon Monday, the nth day of May
next, A. D., being the first day Of the next May
Term Of the said Court. fora License to keep an
ting liquors in less quantities than quart to BE-
drunk on the premises. in the house No. 1927 w.
Seeoad street. known as the Western House" in
The Tcnth Ward between Monroe and Adams
streets. 0fthe City of Wilmington county and State
Aforesaid. And tho following treeholders recon-
mend this sail application. 70 Wit
Robert q. Shaw, Andrew Csliu
Thomas Mulin, Thomas Ford,
RObt. Cassidy. james Laferty,
Patrick Mclaughlin, Michael Conway,
James Mckinley, Michael McCauley
Charles eelins, John Mcdonnell,
Patrick Walsh, John Gibson.
John Sprague, John McAtse,
VIM. Mckinley, Stephen Davis
Myles Barke, VIM, Haggerty.
his his
Bernard y Mckinney, John - Dolan.
mark mark
With. G. Shaw. Witt. Dorsey,
John II Canning. Francis Dorsey,
psEU 3ta..' ! DANIEL HICKS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

N0TlCE.- THOMAS M. OdLE, Recorder. can
~ SS seen en- business every day from to 10
ofhce of DR. Howard .. Ugie. 5l2 King street, next
Io9r 70 the postso oice Papers to be accorded: can
pe leit at SAID ONCE 5l2 King, at any time and win
be taken over and brought back, marg8 6t
CENTRAL LOAN ASS0CIATION-FoURTH
- Series.- 800 Shares OF the Fourth Sefies of
Stpek in ths Association. is now offered for sals
FIRST paytAent can be made and hooks secured On
and after the l5th Of April, Oh Application ID e"
y, 4. HAWKINS. See'y,
maf3eol-u Nc. 404 Market street.
WILMINGTON INSTITUTE-NO
w time fer the reverslon OF scrip is post poned
70 the annual meeting in April next. Persons
stock. can do'so on the same terms as heretofore.
up 10 that time. marlleodtm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

his Robert W. Dirnio,
Charles X Mullen. Matthew n. Ryan,
mark. James McKenna
Wit--W. MclltiTe, VIM. Clavey,
Alfred WALTON. Patrick Holland,
William Miller, Charles Hailam.
Ralph Mccall. Jos. RichardsHh,
Thomas J. Bennett, August AshenbacL.
Joseph Fout Samuel Miller.
Edward Rogers, bis
Francis Kelly, John II. N Morrison,
Fred We'll. mark.
Henry Bleyer Wit.-ieo, Mackey.
Geo. Steinicken, Ca'sb Miller.
Patrick uassan, 1saac Miller.
JOSEPH T. WAITE: ::
Wilmington, Del, March 30, lS74-3t*
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

NOTICE.-I. Joseph I. Waite. ipcompliance With
lN the requirements OF act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. hereby give NOTICE that
shall apply inwrtng to the Court General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Dsla
day, the lIth day of May next A. d. 1874 being the
first day of the May term of the said Court. for
license to keep an Inn or Tavern, with the pr;yi-
than pqrt. to be drunk on the premises. at the
house No. Magket great, in the First Ward. in
being at theN orth west corner Of Mark AID Wster
streets in said City. and the following fraehdlders
residing in said ward. recommend the said applca-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

AJOTICE-In compliance with the requirements
md provided " hereby give notice that We shall ap
ply in writing to the Court OF aensrai sessiohs % OIL
ware in and for the County of New Castle. upon
Monday. the llih day OF May neIt; A. D.: ,s14 be,
ing b first day of tho next May Term ot the snld
Court. for a License to sell liquors at So3 Market
street, Wilmington. Delaware. and the following
freehoIders recommend the said application. to
Gaorge Altman Chss. W. Howlsnd.
Patrick Tsggart. John n name. nj; d.
thag. u. Rupford, GTanyiio " orIeh'
w. N. CLapder, WIN. y Hlpoohs.
James T. Che nhers. ie": y. ARMSTRONG
W. T. WestbroOk. joel Frist. .
4. NJ. Stotsepburg. Andrew wall.
Il. G. otsenbpIg. T.; kpchSy
Edw. W. Hopes. MDham Canny:
Leyj q. Clark. Pasmore d; Mitcaeti'
Joha II. Walraven. I ames u Beegs'
A. !. RuE,ES!9. Edward SnNyeIy vup
Druggists.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01
LICExsE APPLICATIoNs.

NyoTICE.-I. Patrick Mulrooney. in esmpliance
sIh case made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 70 the Court Ct SsSsrai
Of DcinwaTe. in and fer the County Of New Castle.
mron Monday. ilth day of May next. A. D.. 1874,
being tho first day Of the next May Term Of re said
with the privilege of selling oxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart. 70 DO drunk on
in ,be Tenth Ward Of the City Of Wilmington Couh-
ty and State aforesaid aud the following ireehoders,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

NOTICE 1REMOvAI.-"Th Little Cigar Store
~ Around the Corner" has been removed back
to its former location No. COZ Shipley street where
lts prodrietar will be- glad to MI his old patrons
mar30-6t GEo nAvIc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-01

4 AuTIoN;-M My wife. Elizsbsth Hunt, having
~ left my bed and board. | hereby notify ali
no bills ot her contracting
april. .d3t-wlt* THOMAS HINT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23
The ssa Age ofLe1l.rssn.

Nine miles from Frankfort, on the
read to Lexington. stands one Of the
finest richest farms in Kentucky, that
owned by Mr.. Alexander. On this
superb stock farm we saw 500
blooded horses. ranging in rama from
old Lexington" the monarch Of the
turf, to she kittenish and frisky wear
ling. Here also Mr.. Alexander has
collected 100000 worth Of cattle
comprising some Of the finest stock
in the world, and peeping iDto the
enclosure whers tbe costly cattle
were kept, We saw one diminutive
heifeF worth s27. 900 and variety Of
foreign creatures whose value seemed
almost fabulous. On this farm are
bred the majority Of fine trotting
and running h,rses which appear in
our parks during the racing season.
Mr.. AlexandeF's estate which is ad-
mirably stocked with ine farmhonses,
barns and stables, and which is more
like ducal manor than the ordinary
American farm, extends over 3, 200
acres. Near by is old John Harper's
modest farm Of 1000 acres. The
roads, the stone walls, aud the 6ne
lawns covered with massive shade
trees, make a series Of delightful picr
ures. The annual sale Of horses on
the Alexander farm occurs in June.
Only yearling colts are sold. Hun
d-sds # people from all the country
arOand, aud from every State in the
Union, flock to this sale. An i'm
mense barbecue is held, and high
vassail marks the conclusion Of the
occasion.
We paid respectful visit to old
Lexington" the mighty sire Ofa
mightier equine family. He IS now
quite blind. veteran Of twenty-twc,
afflicted with goiter, aud stood gazing
in the direction from which our
voices came, melancholy wreck Of
his former greatness The princes Of
the rsee-course Of the present gallop-
d.by, nelgh;ng and paving the
ground. as il annoyed At our pres
enee. One Of them, named "Aster-
old, " so far forgot bis prineeIy digDi-
~ as TO charge ineontinently upon
the fence where we were seated, and
the artist has depicted the result 10 q
spirited sketch. The negro men whO
manage these eFratic bruses undergo
all sorts Of perilous adventures, b0t
lLry seem to possess as maBy lives IS
a cat, and. ike that animal, always
land on their feet, no matter how far
the plunging and rearing horses may
throw tbem.--Edlcard King; Seri6-
ne1.'s for December.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23
Physie and Morals.

These are few cases out Of Tie
thousand forms of insanity which
take possession of many man who
little expects that bis disease is phys
icai, and passes for sane and healthy
person. He says to himself: Il am
troubled; dread my fellow-creatufes
because have become prey to bad
thoughts; things | never dreamed
would haunt me; my soul is full of
noisome reptiles and poisonous
things" So be says his prayers, but
does not fad any comfort from that.
Why, of course, be does not; be-
cause he has neglected other things.
He has not gone to a doctor. lie
has not gone out Of town to change
the atmosphere Of bis mind No
He has shut himself up, and praying
has made him worse. OF course II
has. Ny dear brethren, if you ne
gleet The natural laws of God, the
supernatural laws will drive you mad.
You can see this every day among
religious fanatics. An emotionally
oyerwrought mind requires physical
rest and change. aud then prayer, OF
prayer with The other natural rene
dies; "thesc ought ye to have done
and not leave the other nndone. "
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rsrx FrscnrA


withiz Che mountain lodge wss7t
Atnigkt. and Bstche the sisnfins SLOW
Blown hesdiopg over hill AMI moor.
And heard, from dell and tarn below,
The ioosened TORI snts thua ierIng slow.
'Txas such night as browns the stars.
And blois the moon froza out the sky
We could not see onr favorite hrrh,
Yet heard it rave ineessan.iy,
AS the white whiFidwlnts drifted by.
saA thonghts were near; We might not bar
Their stern intrusion from ths door;
Till you rose meesiy, lamp in kani,
And, from an izner chamber, bore
A book resowned by sea shore.
And. as you fang It open. lal
Between the pie ured leaflets lay
Embalmed by process of Time
gin Of nine, fnschia spray,
gathered one glad holiday.
Then suddenly the chamber changed,
And we forgot the snow and wind
Once more we paced the garden path,
With even feet and even mind
That res spray in your hair confined.
The cistus trembied by the porch,
The shadows round the dial morci;
/ knew this, though marked them not,
For had spoken, Rnrepr9yed.
AMI. dreamiike. knew hat l was loved
Sweet vile. when falls darker night,
May some pure flower Of of memory.
Hill in the v9ume of the soul,
Bring back, Ger lifc's tormented sea,
As desr peace te you and me.
-Chdmsei's Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Ia New lnyentson t,.vruughiy tested and sc
cured By Isstters Patent
z-Nakes perfect Lock Stitch, alike OF 10th
sides on nil klaus OF gosis
S--krns light, ssnooth nslseless and rapid-
best combination vf qualities.
4--linrahle-Tuns CIR years without repairs.
L-Xill 90 all varieties of W5rs ami Fa7ty
sticking IN q superiH manner.
dis most easily managed BY the OPERATOR =
Length ui stitch may be filtered while running
and mncliae can be threaded without Fassint
thread tnFlngh haies.
7.--fjrsizn simple, Ingenious. elegant. iorninf
the stitch without The Of e wheel gears 10
tarf cams nr lever arms Has the Automatic BraI
Fed, which insures naltorIn lsngth q stitch a
any speed Has our new Thread tonirc rcIicr, Hhicl
allsuf eaey mOyeinens VI needl le-bsr aud prevent
injury tothruad-
6.-Construc,ion nd<t careful and nnlslcd-
Is manufactured ~ the mort skililui and expert
cnccd mechnnies al the ceiehrafef Remington Ar
nogs, lion, N. y. Pittsburgh cniee, ~
&f1fh So aia2p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23
aes nj. Fate.

A New Orleans Judge, rising In
the cars recently, from a single
glance at lady by bis side imagined
be knew her, and yentured to remark
that the day was pleasant. She on
" answered;
"Yes.
why dc You wear a veil?"
''Lest | attract attention"
"It is the province Of gentlemen
to admire replied the gallant man
Of law.
Not when they are married"
~But | am not.
Indeed"
"0h, no; I'm bachelor"
The lady quietly raised her veil,
disclosing to the astonished mag
istrate the face Of his motber-in-
law.
He has been rasing msniac ever
since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

The counties Of Armstrong and
Indiana now boast cf the oldest in
habilants." They are named Shirley,
and two Of them live near AsysviiIe,
Armstrong county, and the other
lives in Conemsugh township. Indi-
ana county Their ages are rsspeet-
lively 90, le0 and l03.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

MISS KELLOGG fasters Der garters
With fye-hundred-dollar diamond
clasps Anna Dickinson snaps pair
Of ameihysts around her little calves,
and the widow Of Captain Jack ties
up her old army socks with pair Of
Shacknasty Jim's old suspendsrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23
IosEru SHEETS & son.

Underiakefs Berlin Pa, instantly keep On
hand and make 10 order Collins 0f al. styles and
urices. on the shorscsf notice lossible. Having .
hearsc ofthe intest style IN readiness. We are al
weys refared 10 take cCilins - and bring corles
The rarisus ccineturiek. aIfiu
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

A Maine woman has hair seven
feet and FIVE iaches long-too long to
be available for use 10 bntter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

If man dreams the devil is after
him, it is sign be bad better settle
his subscription bill.