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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

BUTCHER RANCH, CAL, Feb q.
Mn. EDIToE: We have had a very mild
winter - far, in fct too much 50, as there
has not been sufaeiea. rain to supply the
demands of water for mining purposes.
and these interested in that branch Of in
dustry are wearing very long fares. and if
we do not cet rain soon, times Will be very
rough here the coming summer as there
Is little or 70 river mining done any more
as Tie rivers have already bseR pretty
t~haronghlF worked.
The prospects for good crops we're never
more promising in California than the
present season. We had very early rains
which put the ground in good condition
for blowing and seeding. and the farmers
all took advantage OF II. putting in 4 larger
number Of acres ihan heretofore. expect
ing a large Weld. and we hope they viii
not he Disappointed, for a failure in the
crops makes Il rather rough N all hands
Politics Is getting 70 be the order CT The
day. and ! thiak We VIII hare pretty I've
" :FlnsS. as the Democrats don't feel ike
s.8liatiag with Tie Independents. and il
here are three distinct PARTIES in the held
their goose IS cooked. In Placer there
VIII be but The two neutrality-suspicious.
and Indenenderis-snd If tie lndepend
en-. Y2rtv Is successful II viii be Claimed
a g great and s~ioTioGs Democratic VIC
tory.
What has become Of my oil friend r
r Roady. II reminds me very mdch OF
old tim $ whea residing is stories in the
HERALD II Bob * about yolr establish
ueA please, remember me 70 hin.
Tie almond and peach trees are in fail
lloz.n here now- How is tlls. foT high
Yonrs truly,
ED. =. 6UEERT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Edward l.. Walker. Esq, a former res
ident Of this place, but DOW of Twin
Grove, Wisconsin, paid bis friends here a
visits iew days ago.
\ pro;mcted meeting has been progres-
sing for ON time past al the Hoffman
Church, two miles south Of town. Rev. j.
J .WGch is conducting The meeting, and
is quite Successful.
We believe the thought has not entered
into the head OF man or anY one else in
this community, to make any effort to-
wards gathering supplies fr the sufferers
Of the rayaged districts ot Kansas and
Nebraska. Our people do not seem 10 be
emulated to bcstir themselves IN this mat
ter by what others are doing all around
US.
Sugar makers are beginning TO put
things in readiness in anticipation Of the
approaching season OF swee;less.
Rev. W. Stewart. for The last three
years pasier OF the Hopewcl congregation
of the H. Il. Church, preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday the uh inst. lie
delivered a very interesting and instructive
discourse from Daniel II, 10 But 50
thy way untB the end he. Tor thou shalt
rest and stand in thy lot at the end oi
ofihe days concluding his discourse with
a few veil chosen remarks in regard TO
his ministerial relations with his par
ishioaers OF tie Hopewell church within
the last three years as being both pleasant
and sad. Pleasant inasInuch as many hap
pr seasons had been spent together in this
church, and sad, to think that there weTc
some things LEFT undone that must remain
undone forever. But it would be imp0s
sibIe for me to give more than tie faintes.
outline of this excellent discourse. Rev
Stewart has greatly endeared himself Z
the people Of Hapeweil Whose beat wishe.
will accompany him Wherever he may b
I called to labor,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

REv. S. W. DAVIS, preached hrs iaHe
vel sermon on Sabbath eve. the ith. II
is hoped that the conference viii allow the
Rev. TO return 10 this charge another
year.
THE work on the new school building
has been DELAYED, As the weather has been
too cold for plastering.
QUITE a number Of men here have ob-
tained employment on the gravel train o
The p W. & Il. r. r.
MEssEs II. J. BOTzkR & Co, have a
large quantity of slaves, heading and lum.
Der on hand, awaiting the return Of The
engine, which is now an the Somerset
branch. We hope soon to hear the famil-
lar whistle Of "the Dinky' on the Ursina
branch.
Ssow fell 10 the depth Of eight inches
in Crsina, on Sunday Gle 1ih-
People who have no sleiehing rig, are
enraged at the ground hog. The ladies
who have been sleighing address them
selves ihusly to the poor dear ground pig.
'Sie Gber hahcn mich nit ~Artigkeiters.
Tutto busto,
NJ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

FTt9dH dPFtt ~ 4ct'1
att O'Clock. al thc Coart House. iu Somerset i9r-
the following described valuable real estate, la-t
the properly Of Cyrus Meyers, ESD deceased Oh
Nc. I. A certain lot Of ground situate 10 The
borough Of Somerset. adjoining another lGt 90 g..
cedent on tile north, Main street On the s1uth-
street On the east. AMI an alley On the west, with p
large new one story brick cottage house, With q
Mausart roof. and lack building win Mausiri
roof. finished IN the most complete style VITA FUR
nace. range water tank u1th room, water aal
ras pipes and al the m0Iem improvements, there
On erected: said lot fronting 90 Main street aht1-
10 feet. and extending back toward Union street
about IL feet. being the late residence u -aid de-
ceased. The location is one o. the most als-rlhle
in this portion Of the state.
No. 2 A certain l0t Of ground situate IN Sou,cr-
set borough, bounded on the north by Dc OF John
W. Patton. on the south By Catharilc street. ca
the east by Jeuner pike, aa1 on the west by other
lands d d%eceten'- containing about = iet- irtli
On JenneT pike. ald extending back Wet aeYli
- feet. IbIs i also a very --fl1-c elA-hS
No.a Another parcel OF grcuuI situate in tEe
same borough. bounded % The north ay limos "a
A.. J. CaseDeer. On the south by Catlarlae street,
on the east by lot No. 2 ans los % JOIN W. ~
ton and MTs. y. B. Suyter. and on the "-F ~
West street and road eXtCutlgu thereof, contain
Ing about 81 acres
described four tracts Of laid, all situate nix
Turkeyfoot Township. Somerset County Y al
in one body and adjoining lands OF JOSIAH ian1c
[ mn. Iehu Rush. Vim IL KC1u-z and others ;l1
other ihree-fourhs Of which said four tracts I'd
land are OEnei By Wm. S. Bss1ll. John Elau.
mins-s estate and Wm. III. Ee0nfr- Which 4a.
iands are described az follows
No. !. tract u land ormerly oEn1 Ea<i
Solomon. containing 10 4cfa-, Aoir 20 tess -
erl acres % whlch are cleared
Mo- A tract Of laui Formerly oUnli " JcE@
Dial and vile, containing l5 acres more ~ jess
ssveaI acres q which axe cleared. There is q one
Story house and small stable On The prenles
No 4 tTaet Of land f0ruerIF oTnei py ,-
mon Baldwin, containing ~ sores more er t
several acres ~ which are cleared. ant about -k
acres in meadow. There b. a one story house AID
cut buildings 0uthe promises.
10. 1 a traet Of land warranted 10 the name 0i
Wm. II. Eoout1. containing 191cres, Iolt - les
These lands are valuable on account % the Goa
AMI timber. and also f0r agricultural purposes
TeruECash on delivery o. the deeds WI.
viii BE- made a. syJu amer confirmation pi safe E
possible. Ten per Gems 81 the FarcBae 4
Iauxi te paid cash ongay % sole.
WM. r.. ECON1Z
wa~18 Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

NEWSPAPER EMEBGENCIES--Gne %Lo
las experienced the aconies incidental t0.a
dull day, locally considered, ex9iO1es in
this strain
II a man never edited q department Of
a newspaper lie scarcely knows the mean
ing Of the word emergency. When some
thing has got 10 he done, whether you
have got the materia! OF no;-when you
are expected 20 have news whether there
IS any or no;-when. If YOU haven't some
thing. vou'ye got to make nothing look IS
nearly ike il rs possible and deceive the
very elect, 50 10 speak-When you've not
only got TO make bricks without straw,
but even without clay or sand or water, or
even mOlels-when you are obliged to feel
al around all day, and, having found Moth
ing, You must initiate that e|ihcriaIity into
very solid looking proportions and hold il
up to The public and make believe is full
OF the denscst kind OF stuii-gnder such
circumstances you begin to believe there
are such things rs emergencies. Under
no other circumstances, however. can you
be 80 firmly grounded IN yOIr belief. II
we differ with You oa this point, try your
hand upon a newspaper on an absolutely
barren day, and see how on eome ont.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

SATURDAY was guile = busy day for our
Town. the strecis were thTonsed with coun.
try PEOPLE wiso had produce or marketing
for sale or were DESTROYS of making pHr-
cbases. The streets were literally lined
with rows Of sleds. The indications arc
snch rs TO lead as 10 believe that with the
opening of HE weather business viii he
greatly improved. and The hearts Of our
merchants be greatly rgjoiced
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Too OFTEN heads Of families leave home
for . pleasant evenings enjoyment else
where. leaving the children alone in the
house with a kerosene lamp on the table
and e red hot stove in the living room. Il
seems 50 strange that lamp explosions take
place only during the absence of father
and mother; but they do iaSe place, and
the only way to prevent hoIses burning
IN or serious accidents occurring, Is -
have a responsible person always 1t home,
il children are about; and il hey are no
about. to take The proper precautionary
steps before leaving the dornicile.-Bed
! ford Gazette.
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ninsmooa items.

Although we never see anything spoken
of in your valuable paper about King
wood and vicinity, we do n0I want your
readers to think we are among the least
important, or that there IS no such a place
as kingwoOd. The times are very hard
with Us, as Is, perhaps the case with a
great many others; still there are some
prospects Of their getting better. Some
among the poorer Class have aboatas much
As they can do to keep them agoing; there
s hardly q days work TO be had. and
money is very scarce. l really cant see
hCw thcy can live a. this rate Enless they
get help somewhere oy Tie times get better
soon.
\ young couple in 0ur neighborhood
having resolved to forsake the free state OF
happiness and single ~cussedness for the
state OF matrImOny, o0Esummated that
much-to-bO desired end a few weeks ago
by calling upon q Squire, who, perhaps,
had his mind fixed more on q five dollar
bill that he expected than on anything
else, he got very much excited and forgot
to make the happy pair join right hands,
Is il a lawful marriage without the joining
OF right hands? This question appears tc
bother the minds Of some q great deal.
Your correspondent WAS called upon sew.
eTal times 10 answer the above question.
For the benefit Of those who appear to be
so very much interested about the matter,
l would say that it IS outside OF my line Of
business to give answers TO such questions.
Ineyer directed my thoughts in that chan.
mel, therefore / am unable 10 give q cor
rect answer concerning the matrimonial
state Perhaps some Of the readers o.
your valuable paper can help them OCT O.
their difficulty.
Jacob Weimer. Peter Zuial and Petel
Nicholson are making necessary pTepara-
tons for building barns the coming sum.
mer. This IS a step in the right direction.
and we hope their example will be follow
/ ed by a great many others, as quite a mum.
Der Of good and substantial barns are
needed very much in Upper Turkcyfoot.
Our school is in a hourishing condition.
Mr.. Jacob B~rOucheT, the teacher, is giving
satisfaction to both parents and children
ANON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

TaE trustees eg a tankrupl estate in
PHisburgh. Pa. are eagaged in psying i
10 about S520Go0 sad among the claims
Is one from John Z. James who Is a cred
itor 20 the anoun. OF eleven CENTS His
check amounts 10 n ceut. In order tQ
nav his part O. the dividend 6 cents have
been spent il notifying James, snda two
cen stamp has heen pot On The order q
pay. The check IS 3 very large one, and
Is worded 70 as 70 conform 70 the hank
runtcy aH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17
NOTICE

Notice il hereby given % Oh persons concerned
a. lcgatecs. creditors or otherwise. that The hllow-
lag accounts have passed register and the same
will be presented for Confirmation anil allowance
40 an Orphans Co1rt. % be held 20 Somerset IN
and for Somerset County, Pa. on
Thursday Apri, SH. 1875,
where al persons Interested may attend II they
think proper.
FIRST and mai account oILssi Griffith. Admir-.
Of Levi Bcrkcy, seed.
FIRST and final account Of George W. Beniori,
Adm'r. Of joanna Neville, decd.
FIrst and hnaiacc0unt Of Peter PElLippi Admir-.
of Rudolph Bose, decd.
First aad final account Of Valentine Limerick.
Admir- fNary Burse-. deed.
First 1nl final account Of A. VIII and Lnpeh
Long. Adm'n. Of Margaret Long, deed
SceoBI and final account ofP. Becghlcv and
L =. Beuckley. ELrs. Of Solomon BcUekley. deed,
First aud FINAL account Of WIN. p. Bhtncr. Guar
dian Of Iary BittneT.' heirs
Eirst and hual account ofN z Lcltiitcr, Guar
+ dian q b. ks j. K POLLEN.
Frst and duIl asc1uat pf Bera1rl Miller. XXI
Ct John BuraE9iscr.
maTtT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

A PREPARATION 50 widely and Ayo1-
biz known as Halls Vegetable Sicilian
uair Remover, needs few words 90 praise
from uS This compound has won is way
20 the highest .sy0- il the pebble mind
and m~uldtudeS who base vainiy usli
other remedies for The restoration Of their
hair. have. on TRYING The Sclizn Remover.
been made clsd by the speedy restoration
81 their gray hair 60 is naiu-El color aud
the thin locks thickencd up Is in the DAYS
Il early youth. Itsls0 prevents the han
aliing cat makes il so0 a8d glossy. and
Is altogether the best preparation Tor Us
intended purpose before the public
Pars5ureA Chronice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

THE Post Odice Appropriation Bill Is
passed contains a provision revising the
ranking privilege on documents and o1
seeds transmitted by the commissioner o.
Agriculture, and TO Agricultural report:
emanaiing from that department
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

PART Of the good work Of the recent
Congress was the defeat Of the sewing
mach me patent extension bin. There Is
no doubt but that there was any amount
of money IN the project, for scarcely are
the railroads OF the country stronger thar
the sewing-machine combination ulonopo-
IL. which stroye so hard 10 keep their
power. There seems no doubt now that
in three years at least the price Of machines
will drop down from SO and $50 10 $25
or 500. This should be good news 10 at
least the half Of the American people
The weaker and better hall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

EsEA j. Becghley has jus, received
4ad uaa RI store al Kinds o. Flour, such IS
wheat corn. bUckw beat, 80 Aiso "a
kinds uf feed, such as corn, bran. oatS
bran. chop. middlincs. &c. Having
boarht in large quantities he Is enabled %
sell at the very lowest prices Also aiuli
and fresh supply Il the finest groceries
ever brought % town. al Of which vii *
S1ll al prices 20 suit The times Call az the
Diamond Grocery and examine prices he
fore purchasing eisew here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

SPECIAL EoTICE.-iiayinG closed bust
ness ve are compelled 10 call IN one ana
an who have unsettled account with Us 70
make immediate payment, either by cash
az no,e. We mean 60 settle our nooas.
an unsettled accounts on the %yih O..
March viii be placed in proper hands Tor
collection. Please saw Us, az well as
yourselves further trouble. The hooks
-lre Al the Old stand. No. >. Baer's Block.
C.. +. RuoADS & BEo.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

OK Tuesday morning Of last week as
Mrs Harvey. wife OF Judge Wm. Harvey
of the Orphans Court OF GarfeI ooIh's
Md. was crossing he railroad 'racA !"
Deer Park. she was struck by an ap.
preaching train and killed instantly eh'
was seventv-one years Of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

According 10 the HoliidaySburg Sand
ard. one O; tie resolutions passed by a
Teachers Institute, that recently assem-
bled there. was that the i'll health Of
school children : not caused 50 much by
confinement in the school room aud hard
study. as by the iollies Of modern fashion
and the evils of modern styles Of living.
Well and bavely said for the Blair
County instructors. There IS a great
amount OF truth in the above that It viii
benefit parents and guardians to ponder
on. Every day scores OF small children
are TO be seen on our streets clad after a
ridiculous fashion. Almost cveything that
could contribute To their comfort is sacri-
feed 10 Q silly desire 10 have them look
Ike the children of fashion plates. Lei
u children be well protected from the
cold and rain. and see that they are not
over worked in the school room. Tor il Is
OF much importance that they be fully
developed physically as well as mentally.
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4 UDITORs NOTICE.

e rrlcr -e3aalE t A ~
Of Camuu FlasEc f eGcrEeI cE-ltF o.
s8--f~ The zrls tzlte ka=ts ~
~ rfrer rraT r-atee 81 Jas @u.lh e.
cr--1s o Er.r Fl Pe.1r EsFrr si'es
80 81 via nttcuf % ne ilees a
-r-r -ert 1870 SEER ai parties Gtef-
WEEET = SCHELL
a~r.rnH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

VS. haze received a number Of
letters UCarc1uErl ly the money,
asking as 20 send tie HERALD o. parties
residing outside of tie county and in a
number OF cases out % the State. Sireethe
news pos.al law has gone into cfiec, we
are compelled 20 ask that The subscription
mice. $ per year, be paid IN advance.
W. a7g fhS assrE. No dcv iauoa what
ever can te made.
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E

OHLER-SHULTZ.-On Marcht the 7th
1875, at the residence Of the brides par
enfs, by \. Evans, Mr.. A II. 0hler TO
Miss Z. J. Shaiiz. both Of Milford twp,
Somerset Co, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

,Jrsr aaer we had gone to press lasl
week we received information that the
large frame Stable on the lotot Mr.. GeoFge
cunningham had succImbed TO the ~eigh,
of The snow. and fallen ia. \ COW and
two new burgics that were il he Elanie
at the time very fortunately escaped un-
ininred.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

WE understand that Mr.. DAME! IsoIner.
while attending a sale, had the misioFsane
10 he thrown from his sleigh, breahins
his collar bone. lie IS getting along hlely,
and can be seen on the street with ms aih1
in a sling.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Ous K:ngwool correspondent i inform
formed that q charges for announcing
the names OF 0nGidsics al the coming prr-
mary election Is Eve dollars. in. advance.
lie wiil uow understand why one Of his
aenls j. suppressed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Tu,si Is the first time IN the memory OF
saws the Salt Lake Tribune, thai
Great SAIL Lake has been frozen, ana inc
mercury has not been below zero tins VII
ter. Here is q nice question for scieii'is'S
10 explain.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

w A--e resolved : letter from rf. b
Gl5er. 6f Butchers Ranch. Cal The
letter was not intended for publication. bat
prcS1uing on the fact that Ed is gTadu-
ate Of the HERAID Office, we take Tie lib
crty Of Publishing L.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

SoME humbugsing individual Is traycrs-
ing the State. peddling a preparation to
render coal oil non explosive. He charges
s. for this powder. which IS nothing but
common salt. There IS an Increasing de
mand Tor stringent laws against these tray
cling agents, for in scarcely y case out
of a dozen IS the article offered for sale OF
any value whatever. Our readers should
be on their guard against all sCch frauds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

TAX NorTCE-AH persons in Somerset
Twp, who have not yet paid their school
tax, are hereby notified that il they wish to
save costs they must make immediate pay.
menL
Gao. +. DESNER-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

AT S~cholarie, y. Y. not long since, a
mouse crept into a lee hive to steal honey,
but was caught in the act and slunS to
death by the isats bees. q Mr. NOV
scv began TO disseminate . bad smell
which bees cannot tolerate botGg -.@ble
to remove him, they went 10 work and
sealed him up herme;icaily in wax So HAL
not the slightest cior escaped.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Boxes. bsrrels. sSh-piles and other nui-
sanccs n0W aiound on cur streets. These
should al be removed Is o o IS possible.
Nothing adds 81 much To the credit Of q
town in the opinion q. strangers a is
cleanliness.
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Respectfully. yougs
B,rrox. VI. Ma. e.

III strikes Us thai We saw .he EusweF-
SSo.70 $685. and the worth Of the
sock Of liquor on hand, S3L3l-mailed rs
an answer 10 Cur Barton correspondent :
'scsnundram By several yoalhs OF our
quiet town. We also know that the slme
figures we're sent him from Ursina- Thtse
Parties are entitled 20 a yieE Of the beau-
Gfal chromos. What IS called the true
answer seems 10 Us . mere quibaae $50 .
Is substantially correct. Hereafter We VII
require solutions 10 accompany questions
intended for publication In.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17
NOTICE

The partnership hcreta5m existing besEesa
T.hu gsutGn AMI john :. Tiule. under The bum
uame az Benton < Tirtie. n the hardware hEs+
arss. has thfs dav ben dissolved By mutual con
sen.. JIshn :. TITLE retiring The business VII
hereafter ne carried CT b John Benton AZ the Old
JOHN BENTON
JOHN :. TITLE
An psrsaas iaIchsel 70 the lac hrn- either ~
po;e o. book aecoznt are requested = please e1li
aBf ss.tle. John BENTON
uar-1
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PoLIcEMAN JONES wishes 1t 70 he dls.
tinctly understood that however replg'
naut 10 lis natural feelings OF gaIlantIy' u
was his sworn duty 10 Gisperse the GROVE
of Young Ladies who were laughing aho
baviug n merry time on the streets n9
Saturday evening. " are sorry 10 neai
that the '.Mulligans' were conPelied L
/ retire in disgrace.
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a,tnN lEeE YOUNG for good beef

!. II. FRIrz. County Surveyor. Special
office iav. Saturday. Office in the Court
House. Somerset Pa
kHlird,o t SSH fish and hams. 10 store
ana .or sale 90 ile Diamond Grucery oi
Ezra =. Eeceai1r.
ATTENTION Is called TO the advertise
meut orNiEe * YounE. They butcher
nothing Int first class cattle.
Tiny Morrison & Bros Linimeut. large
hottie and chean. Good for Aches and
Pains. Cuts and Bruises Il has nc equal
for cures or price.
SALE bills 10 good style gotten UP on
short notice 10 this Office. Parties having
property 90 dispose oi are requested 10
snake q note Of this.
-~rrsCEInFas are advised 90 Gle this is
well rs al other numbers Of the Herald.
They VIII Dc .o11d useful 90 re-er Go in
inc future
FIsstF FISH, .-NackeTel fish in JaTrels.
haIg barrels quarter barrels and Kits
fresh from the shore for sale 90 Cook *
DeeriiS uic7Se caH. See fish. and quota
tiers before lU. ing c'scVherc
COOK & BEEEiTs.
Pr-SlNs des.rous oibCyin-a nice set 90
FMS viii find H greatly 90 uIeir interests 90
calls 40 Tie cash s.cFC OF G.. 4 G. Hoiaer-
iaum before purclasir- elsewhere. ss they
are Offering ihai- flgs Ga greatly Te.lecd
prices
-fo~,-sv AZ Eyas C--rh ~---p has
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NOTICE 10

Proposals viii be received by the SJmerso.
I Township school Beard az its next regular meet
iag. being the last SATURDAY In AIarch. for the
erection 81 q school house near Aaron CSsebeer :.
7 the houss % be buils AMI urnishsi slm3 as the
one asar ban. RhIits
/ +. HEFFLET. JOHN BAKER.
Sccre.Ty. President