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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

A LEADING HoUsE--On cur first page
will be found the advertisement Of George
Crawford 6 Co, jewellers and opticians,
No. 81 Fifth Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa,
who keep on hand a first-class stock OF
jewelry and silver ware. as well as a full
line OF optical goods. Their gold specta-
eles are Jus; the thing for q present for old
peOplt- Messrs. Crawford & Co, make a
specially OF spectseles, gold, silver and
steel. Thousands Of people are improv-
ing their sight by buying their speetacles
of this firm, as they take special care &c
suit all ages and conditions. The stock Of
iewelry OF Messrs Crawford &c Co, is com
plete and varied, and includes, watches,
chains, ladies sets. CLOCKS, bronze, etc. At
very bottom prices. Crawford y Co, 81
Fifth Avenue, are offering great induce
ments To buyers, u they have q large
stack Of goods ON hand. which they must
close out by January !. We know OF no
other house that offers greater Inducements
10 parties buying. and Is they guarantee
every article sold Il be just as represented.
Won cannot do better than purchase OF
Them, as their assortment is new and COM
pleie. Call early and secure choice. OF
stock. George Crawford 4 Co, No. 81
Fifth Avenue.
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No MORE CREDIT.

On and after the first Gay OF January,
1875. we will sell exclusively for cash, ire
spec,ive of persons. Country produce
taken in exchange for goods. We viii
keep in stock a large assortment OF Dry
Goods Notions, Groceries, Hardware, etc,
and feel satisfied that we a sell cheaper
than on the old credit system. Gail and
see Us. Respectfully
C.. & q. H0LDzEEAUM.
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BLrMYER has just received j large stock
of Iron OF all sizes.
THE best Cough Syrup in ,hs market is
Morrison < Bros
FoR Iron OF every description. 20 10
Blymycr's Hardware Store.
PoRKt PoER :. Pork N,-For dressed
polk ur live hogs call On Cook Is Beerits
Iron Of al kinds and sizes Tor sale at
Blymycr's Hardware Store.
Old Pictures carefully copied AMI en-
LTred.
4 VIZ H. WELFLEY.
FrEDl FEED Corn, Oats. aud al
kinds Of Feed, for cash only. al
RH0ADs Bios.
Flour grain and feed on hands. Please
call at Marshal's oorEer.
Cook & BEERITs.
Try one bottle each of Morrison < Bros
Cough Syrup and Liniment and DC con-
WINGED il is the besl and cheapest.
JUsr EEcEIAED. a large stock Boots and
Shoes. hich viii be sold ct reduced prices,
very cheap scr cash.
SNyDER < Tn
Best Family Flour Fresh ground
TuckWhcat Flour al reduced prizes az
BHoAps * BEo's.
Buy your Boots AID SHOES. Hats and
Caps al the re!iable cash store Of
FRANK STE q Co..
somerset. Pa.
NOU can find a nice new stock Of Boosts
and Shoes, al prices that cannot iail %
please YOU al
FRtNk S,rE & COS
TRY Morrison & Bros Linimcnf. large
bottle and cheap Good Tor Aches and
Pains, Gus and Bruises Il Eas 40 equal
fr lures aud pres
HAVING repaired damages 10y Tie late
are. ! have again opened my Photograph
Gallery at the old stand. A iuli line of
Pictures. Moulding andFumes always on
hand.
CHRISTMAS is coming and 50 are
Rhoads K Bros. holiday goods. They
viii open. in . few DAYS a fine and well Sc
lecied stock O, holiday goods, intended
for the old as weIl as for the little folks.
Call and learn-ih eir new prices. so. ?
: Bacrs Block.
eEgpKR . lHL pave nniIaed their
friends and numerous customers that on
and after the 1st OF December. they viii
sell exclusively tor cash. al very low prices
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
Cash viii huy cheap.
SNYDER * UHL-
NoTICE-AH persons knowing them
selves indebted 20 Us. will please cell az
our new Flour depot on Marshalis corner,
and make immediate payment. rs We have
suffered by fire. and necessity requires that
we make collection OF all Outstanding &C
counts
Cook & BEERITs.
FARxs FOR REST-Thc subscriber offers
sSeni valuable farms IN Allegheny T..
t1r rent. Fos Further particulars addross
SAMUEL NkLKER,
Nj. Healthy, SomersttCo. Pa.
AInRlCKs .'Cloih Of Sold. J.. G. Hoi-
lands Mistress Of the Mansc, Despard's
''Chssie as Ice, Pure IS Snow. Not in
their Set only a Cir" and other mex
hO,ks tor The Holidays. al Amos Stocks. AZ
Publishers prices.
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r TO SUBSokt

NOTICE TO SOBeO1h-
BERS.-Me neto postage tau.
,chich goes into effect the frsf q
nert year, con.pels as 70 require
hot al subscribers to he Somer-
- H.A LED living
outside of the County,
Day their subscription az al
rance. Bile ,ciH be rendered
10 all dehaquents by the lst Of
January. ard all pho do not
pay their accounts By the l9m
of January 1915, riH hare tier
names stricken from the list and
the accounts plaoed ~ tie hands
Of proper officers for co2echon-
We acjU send The HERALD
to any one HUieg outside Of the
County for 50 a gear IN adraace,
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DEI,D.

SWANK-0n the 1Tth inst. Noah
Swank OF Somerset Twp. aged 30 wears.
10 months and 4 DAYS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

All persons knowing themselves indelt-
ell to J. II. Zimmerman viii please call
and make settlement by note or oiherwise
on ct before the Isl Of January next. Al.
ter that time all account will be placed in
the hands ofan officer for collection This
will be strictly adhered to in all cases.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Az Illustration Of the bitterness .of the
phrase, near and yet SO far, seven little
hoodlums gazing silently into a coniection-
er's well stocked windows, aud . bank
filed with money JUS across the way.
We're 0 ever there?
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CASH BUSINESS.

OK and after the first day OF January
1873. we will sell only Cor Cash or pro
duce in exchange. NodeSiaiiOm from th'
above whatever.
C. L. RHoADs & BIO.
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4 two horse team belonging 10 Mr.. A.
Wow, became frightened while standing in
the alley between the storeroOms of Ben
ford & kimmel and F. \. Sipe & Co, and
started o. a run of. The driver, a young
man by the name OF Shaffer, at a great risk
Of p~ersonal injury, climbed into the wagon
and stopped the team jest In time 10 save a
collision with another wagon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

RUN orr An old hay horse attached
to a cart loaded with four and produce,
leit standing near the Diamond struck Tor
liberty at q Two forty rate, much 10 the
amusement Of the spectators. Notllns
hurt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

III that HERALD R-iieF gopd hearsome
Of our big hunting stories ls wouldn't
make two chapters out of such a little
thing Is a deer climbing a tree.
The HERALD teller viii certainly be
on The lookout for G few moderate sized
ones. or they can be sent duly autheuticat-
ed and post paid to his Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

NoTICE-Au persons knowing them
selves indebted TO Walter & Conover for
flour. feed, &c, will please call and settle
their accounts GA or before the LIST Of Jan
uary. 1879, or they wifi be placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection.
WALTER & CONovER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

AnEuNTox Of al the Lodges OF l. O.
of O. F. of this county will be held in
the lodge room at this place on Monday
evening, December 2Sth, 1874. All mem
bers of The Order are invited to attend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

An exchange says: In nearly all small
dwelling houses ventilation is allowed tc
take care of itself and while the occupants
are not confined to one apartment, tuI
move from n oom to another, the circu-
Iation of air caused by the opening Of door.
is sufficient TO keep up a supply Of fresh
air. During sickness, however, and al
nights, there is nothing left but a Hobson's
choice between foul air and a dangerous
draueht. 4 recent autho- treating OF
physiology Fr practical use suggests a
method for avoiding bGih, / piece Of
wood three inches high and exactly as long
as thedlreadih of th6 window i 10 be pre-
pared. When ventilation is required raise
the sash, put the strip Of wood on the sill
and draw the sash down closely upon it.
Ii he window is well fitted there win be
no dfaught AZ the lover par; of the sash,
but between the upper baraBd the lower
bar OF the other sash there will be an open
ing through which q perpendicular current
of air may enter or pass out of the ROOM,
but not DC felt as a draught such as would
be created by simply raising or lowering
the sash.
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JOHN GUMBERT.
SAMU FL BITTNER.
Evacuf.
DUBLIC

~ CAIN
DODLAN SAIL
Wishing % attend % other business, IWiIl sell
hy purlic cutlery. Cu Tuesday Jan. 9TH Is 8. my
farm. beautifully situated haii way between SOM
crset and Staystowu- AlsJ my stock, Farm fm-
PIGMENTS, Hay. straw. Fodder &e.
1Grey Eagle Mare. years OLD.
l Morgan 8
lGr1de .
Bldger u
lGraGe
4CUws.
Calves.
% American Nerino sheen.
I Sow Is months OH
3 shoats.
I bio1led houui
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

\ THREE horse team belonging 10 Mr..
John Schafer Of this tp, vas standing in
front of Rhnads s. Bros. warehouse
waiting for a load OF corn. They flight
ened at the noise created by putting the
corn in the barrels and started up the alley.
Ashley were passing along Union street
the wagon struck the post at the corner OF
the Court House yard. The harness was
very badly damaged, but the wagon and
horses escaped injury.
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Iron! Iron! ErOn!! ArOn!!!
For sale AZ BlymYcr's Hardware Store.

A RARE CHANCE-Cl0sing odt our i'm
mensc stock Of Holiday Goods regardless
Ofc0si. Call in AMI see Us.
RHOADES Bros.
No. ,, Baers Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

MORRISON Is BRo's. Cough Syrup has
given the best satisfaction for Coughs.
Colds. H~oarsEoss Phthisic, Asthma, and
for relief Of Consumption. Il eases the
cough IN such diseases. Il has cured hun
dreis of cases when taken in time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

CHRISTMAS Go0Ds.-A new stock will
be opened this week. and We will sell
goods cheap. Don't forget 20 call, as we
are determined 70 sell of the Old stock at
cost and The new cheaper than cveF sold
before. Also 10 BOarders wanted, AZ
reasonable rates.
II prsEr
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NOTICE.

EslIte Of George Fritz. late Of Brothersvullcy
Twp. dcceasei.
Lctt'r testamentary on the above estate having
been granted 10 the undersigned By the proper au-
thority, notice is hereby given 10 those Indebted
10 iC to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims agains. &c Wiu present them to the I'M
degaigned, az the late residence OF the deed, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of jan. 1915. No account
Will be received unless duly authenticated accuri-
ing % law.
JOHN GUMBERT.
RITTNER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23
UDITOK'S NOTICE.

JAS 7. PTGH,
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

WEa.e indebted 10 a festive youth Of
Grcensburg inra nGlieo invitation to a
calico ball 10 he held there OF the gight OF
Dec. 3lst, 1874. As We haven't the where
wilhsl to ray fora calico suit or Tor trans
pOrtation on a calico horse. We can't go.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

C|HEIsTNAs SERyTcE.-There will lie q
Christmas service in the Reformed Church
Of ii.is pace, on Christmas Ere. The
church is beiEg DECORATED fnF ihe OCCASION
and a Christmas tree viii be prepared for
the children. Some oftle ministers Of the
town viii add interest to the service by
delivering short addresses. Everybody is
invited.
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VIZ Il WELFLEY.

FEED FEED Corn, Oats. aud al
kinds Of Feed. for cash only. az
RHOADS Bios.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Mr.. JOSIAH ZIMMERMAN will pay the
highest cash prices tor Mink, Otter. Fox
and all varieties OF skins
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

A German named Straubs from Meyers
dale. WIS committed 10 Jail on last Satur-
day evening. charged with cruelty beating
his wife.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

list OF Jurors drawn to serve at the Janua
ry Term Of Court
GRAND.
Allegheny-Jaoob Is. Hn.ogass. Pete.
Suder.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. Forney.
Meyersdale-J. T, Shipley.
Jefferson-Wm. Hay.
Jenner-Henry Rauch, George Homer
Larimer-Wm. F. Biuner.
Milford-Sebastian Geisler.
Paint-H. q. p. Custer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bash, jacob Blan'
SCI.
saade-Charles Rogers. Abraham Men.
ges.
Somerse; Bor.-James Shafer.
Somerset Tp-Henry 3ox. Edward
kle-, VIM. g. Knepper, Michael Meyers,
Daniel Grouse.
South2mptol-Wm. Troutman.
Stonycreek-Charles Blltztr.
Upper Observation-Disclosures ~RroHgheF.
Moses LephaFt.
TRAyERsE-FIRsT WEEK.
Addison-Andy McClintock.
Allegheny-John Dansler, Henry Full
tol.
Brotbersvalley-Wm. J. SIder.
Berlin-Jaeob Hefliey.
Conemaugh-Peler Long,
MeyeFSdale--John Hooking, L. VI.
Lichty, John D. Saylor.
Elklick-John w. Beachy, Henry F.
Garlets.
Greenyille-John p. Miller.
JefFerson-Israel Drummer, George Barck
ley.
J~enner-JoSeph Forney, Samuel Stuff.
Lower Turkeyfoo.-Frank Flick, Mar
shall A Ross, Albert 40 row.
MIliord-lacob J.. Miller, J0ssph H.
Shuts. Abraham Walker.
Quemahoning-Zachariah Miller.
Shade-Adam Grimm,
Somerset Bort. w, BeniOrd,
Somerset Tp.-lsaiah. Pile. Elias p.
Adams, Solomon BioF. John Schrock.
Stonycreek-Frank ID. Spangler. Joseph
Ross,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Relber.
Summit-John w. Miller. Peter Bow
ser, Nelson Sellers, Peter Ringler.
Upper Observation-Disclosures Brougher.
Wellersburg-Michael Long.
sEcoND WEEP.
Addison-Robert Z. Ross, Samuel
Wright, Samuel Dean.
Allegheny-John c. Reiiz.
Berlin-Silas Lane, John II. Knepper.
Conemaugh-Hiram Hoffman, Daniel
Weaver. Isaac Kaufman.
Elklick-Wm. W. Hanna.
Observation-Disclosures Swearman.
Jenner-Emanuel Cover, Friedrich G..
NefT.
Lower Turkey foot-David ScIiaif.
Middlocfeek-Jacob y Humbert. II. B.
Barnes.
Meyersdale-Cyrus S. Walter. Manassas
D. Miller.
Milford--Abraham Barrone. Samuel
.ritchfield.
New Baltimore-Jobn George,
Northampton-Levi Boyer.
Salisbury-Wm. :. Lichty.
81 ale-Wm. Reel. NJ. V. Sorber. Jeph-
la Potts.
Somerset-Wm. ii. Siahl, Henry
Walker, Samuel Snyder.
Stonycree-Mm. Weigle. John koontz,
levi Ringer. Alexander Walker.
SJuthampton-Noah Siurtz.
Summi;-Simon Smith.
Upper Turkeyf0oi-Daniel RhoaGs,
Weimer.
Ursina-J. B. Davis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

VIZ don't know whether Hon. VIM. A.
Wallace. jeremiah Black or any of the
other hundred and one Democratic candi-
dates Tor [. ; Senator, had counted on re
ceiving the vote or ifoB. ". ?, Scheli, at
the final struggle Of the irrepressibie con
1lct. or not. But if such were the case,
they are respectfully referred to the ac-
count of the contest published elsewhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Go 10 Rhoades Bros for vcur Holiday
Goods. Selling 80 per cent. less than last
year. A rare chance.
No. ,. Baer's Block
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FARNs FOR REST.-Thc subscriber offers
sSeul valuable farms IN Allegheny T..
.or rent. For further particulars address
. SAluUEL WALLER,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

TWENTY thousand men are thrown out
OF employment in Pittsburgh by the clos
ing OF the mills in that place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

ADsIez 10 yGung hunters, furnished
free, gratis. without cast ipr nnihlns, ana
no bills sent in:
Observe yon PINNED Typed fine
To effect its cautlvation
Deposit articles saline
Upon its tcrminati5n.'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

Il dwelling house ef r. A lIapper
OF irwin Station. was bnrei.rr.rI on - ~
ness'ay nislh OF Isl IL -,4a4r-
or s~o1indrels succeeded ia .es,n rah... f,
one handry7i dollars wort. in,fals ~
over,ssi Of Mr.. iiappcrs r-leg semsa-i
& iiae Is Of table service, anoiatinsl 4,
aooe.si.iy or seventy dollars. Fortunate.
" Mrs. u. lad all OF her valuable t,l.I,.
ware IN ths. room where they were s'eeD
ing. and which. Of course, remained safe
The robbers were evidently green ones
ior they took saRie plated silver war. o1t
u a drawer and leit a dozen napkin rims
IN ihs same drawer worth Ten dollars
apiece The burglar put his head into the
room where Mr.. and Mrs II. were sleep
ing anu reused Mrs. IT,. who awoke her
husband, hut the scamp made susrs lis es
cape. The superstition is hat h- lad =
efeiea himself IN the house before the fam
lily retired. rs there were no ;ndicsfiops Of
any other way Of ingrcs-e 7ervtbipv r.
naming AS when closed for he ni,6-
GreesS5asy Herald
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

0E "Wednesday night. about y o'clock.
Justice Blocher was Weakened and request.
ed to 20 to his Office L try a corporation
case. John Lape, a citizen Of the local
option county OF Somerset, Pa. had actu.
ally been found on the street drunk and
disorderly-.he Holly wafer did not agree
with his Cons!itution-ibe slippery pave
ment flew up and struck him too often for
comlor,-and being offered a rest for the
weary at the police station he said he want
ed 70 go observation-disclosures
John was under arrest Tor being a q. and
d. and as the '1usirain leaves here at
.2:i5 a. m. 1t was necessary, in order to
accommodate the local u~pti0nis,s, to arouse
a magistrate. The Justice arose, went to
lis Office and heard the case, and Lape, af-
ter paying 81 ., fine and costs, stepped
out upon the slippery streets Of the Hour
isbing Queen City a free mar ono more.
1t was then that John remembered that he
was a local option man, and il being OPP
tional with him in regard &c departing
hence he concluded 10 play . joke on the
magistrate andthe policeman. He wouldn't
20 home on tho "fusirain, and he didn't.
lie did not depart for the land OF local op-
ton until Yesterday afternoon.-CaaJer-
land Meas.
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New-York Tribune.

1919.
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THE P%TTTsBURGH GAZETTF-Tbos,
who are arranging for their home narer,
tor the mex year, viii do wisely 10 sem
tor sample copies Of the P~IrrsruRag
GAZETTE. Daily OF Weekly. as IL will le
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50 years Old, and has Kept pace with ali
phases OF modern newspaper progress. n
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news from Europe, and DISPATCHES from all
parts oi the country. It has special cor
respondents in " ashingt0n during The
session ottongreSs, and al HARRISBURG dur-
ing the session Of the Legislature. and will
give full reports OF all that is intercs'inr
IN the proceedings. lie local news is conn
pleie AID varied, vet chaste and pure. lis
editorials contain trepchant discussions of
al current subjects. and deal independ-
entity with all the issues ofthe hour. Tie
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that the party IS superior to cliques and
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IS widespread. tor accuracy and reliability.
In frequent instances. parties in the conn
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duce. 1t also contains agricultural. house
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cheapest newspaper published, when The
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TERMS:
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Pi'tsbtrsh Pa,
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ABour every other man you meet in
the south Of the county is in the turkey
trade. and Il turkey butchering' has got
TO be as c mmon and as imps RANT an event
in some neiehborhoods as the old fashion,
ed apple butter bilein'.' One firm
slaughtered and dressed seventy turkeys
on Tuesday, and that vas only a com
mencement.
That delicate looking little merchant
from Petersburg is also engaged in poul-
Try. We hope they may all feather
their nests nicely. but fear tho trade will
be overdone. and some Of the traders
done brown.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

a merry Christmas and Happy New
Year TO our Ta.r0ns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23


An opera singer visited a k6ntuok,
~lunatic asylum by invitation and wonder
ful to tell bore herself with no kQHteUr Il
the patients. The Lexington DisDutcd
alphabetically breaks out After prom
enading the halls and pausing to drop q
musical word, tuned to the occasion, and
dispensing the sunbeams OF chceI radilting
from her happy face, she took her seat al
the piano and shIck the rytirmic cards OF
soul-tGRching music, while the trill Of her
perfect voice warbied from her iunetul
throat and passed cut their pearly gale
way to echo and re-eciIo in the sounding
hall. and die away in soft sweet cadence
on the ear Ofthose whose minds were once
harmonious.
First we thought the inmates Of the
ASYLUM, then We thought il might be
vinegar bitiers." But when we consult
ed Joab rs We generally d. ho disagreed
entirely. In bis own iorcible way he
asserted that by Jimminny-Godit was a
case of old Burbin OF the pizenest kind. +"
Whatever the fact we hope the writer is
out o'dangcr, it wouldn't have been safe
10 keep that all in the system.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

AN exchange says: There arc no nil
lionaircs in Turkey. When a Turk has
accumulated anything beyond nine or ton
thousand dollars tie bofs Turk OF all
crooks his finger Of him. whispers Come
down, honey. - and The lalance l. handed
over or of gees a head.
Turkey would Ice a very safe place Tor a
country printer to live.