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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-23
ThesBoy on LabrOsse Street.

When a Lacrosse street boy is play
ing "hop-scotch" on the walk and his
mother comes to the door and asks him
to split some wood, he replies that he
will be along in just one minnie. At
the end of ten minutes she opens the
door and says:
"Wilyum, / want that woodP'
"Pm coming right now," he replies,
and then goes on hopping here and there
on one leg.
Another ten minutes flies away, and
she opens the door and says:
"Wilyum, if you don't get that wood
you know what your father will dol"
"Just ten seconds" he calls back, and
he enters upon new game.
The next time she calls she saws:
"Young man, its almost noon and
can't cook dinner without that wood~
81 know it-I'm coming now," he re-
plies, and he stands on one foot and
holds a long discussion with the John
son boy as to whether the game of chop
scotch" is as good game as base ball.
He has just started to hop when boy
whispers:
''Hi, Bill there's your old dadp'
"Great Snakesl" whispers Bill, and he
goes over the fence like fash, grabs
the ak, and during the next two minu-
ties he strikes two hundred blows per
minute. He gets into the house ahead
of his father, and as he drops the wood
he says: s
"Mother, the boys were just a sayin'
that had the handsomest and best and
goodest mother on Lacrosse street, and
l want to kiss youp'-[Detroit Free
Press. ..t..r.. .r..-.....1 ..t...
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-23

The celebration of the one hundredth
anniversary of the battles Of Lexington
and Concord, which was held at those
places was very imposing, and largely
attended. The President and many 9TH
er high officers were present.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-23

The first piece of gold found which
raised such revolution on the Pacific
coast is still to be seen. Its value is be-
tween four and five dollars. 1t resem-
bles piece of spruce gum just out of
the mouth of a shoel girl aaeai
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-23

Talmage says that people should ''call
things by their right names.p But
wouldn't 1t be sinful to say right ont,
without dash, what kind Of a fool
Talmage il? s.as-sh lGi. So saia1s p,
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NEW GOODS!

Every department in my stock is
full, and prices are down to the very
lowest notch. / am confident that
no other house will do better by you
than mine. | respectfully solicit
your examination of my goods and
prices, before making your spring
purchase, believing that it will pay
you to do so.
aAs | need money, and will there
fore sell cheap for CASH.
5O-tf n. DANIsoN.
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Notice of Appointment.

NOTICE n hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has boen appointed and qualified Ms
A ADMINISTRATOR of the estate Of Charles Roberts
late of Perry county, Ohio. deeensed. s..f7 -
ls.- ~ j. ID. MCKINNEY.
April ?, 1875 silva -
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A candidate for county clerk in
Texas offered to register marriages
for nothing. His opponent undis-
mayed, promised to do the same
and throw a candle in.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-23

Ia Walker & Russell are offering
great inducements to cash customers call
and see theml
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PITTSBURGH
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The TELEGRAPH will aim to promote the
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election to office of men not fully qualified, or
VINO shall by trickery, or any unfair means,
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The Telegraph will cor ptinue to publish all
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IN such shape as to be acceptable to the most
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The Evening Telegraph
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I YON'S PATENT METALLIC STIFFEN-
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snlc and applied by Boot She Dealers and
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MARKET REPORT.

Go and see the large stock of meat at
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Notice of Appointment.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
IL qualified as administrator with the will an
nexed, OF the estate Of BENJAMIN Dupler, late
Of Perry county, Ohio, licensed
b&s. y DAYIED zDIPLERil
April 2, 1875. Biw8
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Agents Wanted f9r eGe,pess esf SS.I SSG
fastest selling Bible ever published. Send for
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stop That Noise,

And "git while you're n gitten, "oan Orr
gan or Piano of real merit, at less ex-
pense than is afforded by verbose, itin-
Grant yenders, who palm off their
worthless wares to the uninitiated, at
the prices that wonld afford good lnstru-
ments. The real Estey, and Taylor Il
Fairly Organs. az well as the best makes
of Pianos can be had at Grdngers
prices Of j. 9. CURRAH. e.
: - D''" sal 's" A' 47w3w
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Fresh Hops, at Ashbrook's.
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A FORTUNE " 1T. Every family buys t.
"A sold by Agents, address, q. :. WALKER
Erie, Pa nI-4N
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A GREAT OFFER!

are the best made; The touch elastic, and a &
singing tone, powerful pure and even.
Waters' ConeeTfO 0rpans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MAY 81 1575-TRIPLE SHEET

italy no law except tnat OF the pistol and knife.
.'The people are get:lng y=-y tired Of It," SAID a
republican 70 me. property is unstable, mo-
body goes there, and they would welcome law and
order II they could get It," said there were per-
haps two three such parishes, but know OF
only this one. Its condition Is probably worse
than that OF some OF the coal counties OF Pennsyl-
vania, out not much worse. Neither Warmoth nor
Kellogg has done anything 10 improve II.
But the great body Of the white people OF the
State are good citizens, and they have learned
terribly lesson OF the Importance OF justice,
peace and order In the last ten years. They have
learned respect the rights OF the negro and they
and the blacks ought 10 be trusted with self-gov-
eminent. There no other way TO reform abuses
in the state, anu what Is still more important,
continuance OF the federal protectorate win
speedily result In making life intoeraDe even 10
the wate republicans, or, A. least, to that part or
them who have property Ia the State; for, as
pointed out before, IL is the worst class OF colored
demagogues who are now coming to the surface
10 take command.
In another letter mean to give you some &C
count or the industry OF Louisiana, and the condi-
ton or the negro as aborer.
CHARLES NoRDHoFF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
YACHTING NOTES.


The new schooner yacht Mohawk. vice Commo''
dore w. T. Garner. New York Yacht Club, VIII be
Launched in about ten days. aer masts are all In,
mead stays set and copperinR finished. John II
Sawyer Is ousily engaged finishing up ner canvas
and the cabin work Will De completed before the
END OF next week. Rumors as 10 her speed ar
plenty, and although there are none sceptical al
TO what she 90 running Tree many have theii
doubts ABOUT the way she will act on the wind.
Tue schooner yacht ARIEL OF the seawannaxs
club, mas been delivered 10 her owner, Commo-
dore swan, having had a nes bow put on By Jesse
Carl, u Nortnport, L. /. The Ariel is very mucn
improved IN looks, and there are hopes that she
viii prove faster than ever. In lengthenlng her
great care was taken in distributing the butts OF
the new a. well as the old panElng, SO a. ia
secure strength. All Of the timber used IS OF the
best quality, and well fastened with locust tree
nails aud galvanized iron. rne yacht Adale Is aI
the same yard and being thoroughly rebuilt from
the keel up. she will soon be launched.
Tue Williamsburg Yacht Club expect to have
quite an exciting season. Tue following oflcen
have been elected TO serve for ls75:-commodors
A. Barker; Vice Commodore, A. ConklIn; Presi
dent, 7. w. Reeves; Corresponding Secretary, O
+. Mielke; Recording secretary. W. A. Barden'
Treasurer, Henry Miller, ana Measurer, Andrea
]. Brush.
The picturesque building now being erected OF
stapieton landing Tor the New York Yacht UluI
will soon be completed. Tue builder expects q
have II ready Tor the furniture in 40 ut ten daya
The fast sloop yacht Kaiser Wllhelm, Mr.. Green.
lear Atlantic Yacht CLUB. LOOKS as pretty as Pic
ture ner new suit 81 canvas. she Will prove
dangerous antagonist this season.
Mr.. Hurst's new sloop yacht The Active, built oJ
Force. 81 Report, n. j., VIII be launched next
THURSDAY. THIS yacnt Is built somewhat after the
model of an English cater, and there ia consider
aDle anxiety TO see now sic VIII 20.
Tue Poly WOx acut LluD or Jamaica Bay have
bought new slOOp yacnt fweutr-slx feet IN
Length. she u being lifted with a new SUR Of
canvas by Joan NJ sawyer. Mr.. Joan Al. Sutphen
has been erected Commodore OF tue Cub.
The New Jersey lacht CIuO Is To quhe pros
porous condition aud owns a handsome neet OF
yGcnts. The officers Tor 1875 are:-C0mmOdore
Edward W. ketcaam; Vlcs CommOd IRE, J. b
scott; secretary, Frederick Elcnuer; rlnancia
Secretary, Cnarles hawkins; Treasurer, Unarle
l.. Rogers ana Measurer, a. HennIsOn.
Yacht Meta, New YORK city, Mr. lselln, from
oyster Bav, was az anchor on WhitestOne jester
day, bound 70 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
A YOUTHFUL FoRGER-
now PREcoc1oUs BOY sKILFULLY vIcTnnzu
HIS BEFRIENDERs.

HOW PREcoc1oUs BOY sKrLFULLY vrcTAnzE
his BEFRIENDERs.
young scamp named Henry smith, apparently
not more tnau fifteen or sixteen years old, wa
arrested at Huntington oy Constable DE- Long OF
Saturday charged with the commission OF varlou
forgsiies. b. means Of which ne Obtaned goods u
a considerable amount. IL appears that smith
was an inmate OF tue House Of Refuge on Randall's
Island Tor about three years. aud was discharged.
last winter Going to Huntington ne was EN-.
pioyed oy Mr.. Montgomery Bayns until about th'
middle OF April, when ne was discharged fol
threatening 70 XIII the children and other mis-
conduct. lie then represented to Mr.. Isaac Adam
thar ne was an indisent orpnap, and Mr.. ADAMS
pftyinR mis- condtglon, emp Oyeu hIm. and made
him several presents. iOunx smith 90 q pair
pantaoons without Mr.. Adami knowledge, and
then tried 10 collect Dill from Mr. W. j. WuOt
on M. Adams account. lie was DISCHARGED OJ
puer DOran, having no regular employment. Ito
WORKED two or three daFs fyr Mr.. Ebert Wlltersf
who gave nm an 0rder Oh J. a. HendricksOn fvr
pair OF shoes. All getting the sAoes no re-
tanned the OF de-, rewrOte u, InseruD9 the name
OF Mr. Nelser, forged Mr.. Walters signature and
got another pair o. SHOES. tie then Forged an
orOer on Gidersieeve \ "a Ills iOr some gro cries,
but Iated 70 OBTAIN them. Next he presented
forged order 70 II. $. J. NJ. Brush, and upon ~
obtained quantity ~ soap, caicO, nour, nam,
&c. me nature OF his ope sati0ns now became
known, ana the warrant was issued u on wnicn
ne vas arrested. Jusu K0lph neid nlm 20 ap.
pear Tue next term or tue oyer aud rermintr.
NOON ne lorgsd orders we're found at Doranb
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
LOUISIANA.

The Political Future and the
Conduct Of Elections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31

Prom this exnlbis the Irish team promises % be
really formidable. II must, however, be remem-
bered that while the American scores we're made
on me sauie day, tue irish scores represent tie
best work done ny the competitors for a place on
the team at different periods. Two Of the Amef-
can team also fell far below their general average
on Saturday. 'rhe conditions under which the
scores we're made easily accounts Tor the differ
ence OF thirty points wnIcn y In favor the rish
team. In the competition Ia which Mr.. wilson
made 2o3 Mr. NcKenna made only 1s7 points
which would reduce the total oy twenty-one
points. On tae other hand, Il is noticeable that
the names Of Dr. hamilton, Mr. Rigby ana Captain
Walker do not appear among the competitors for
places. IL may 10 that these gentlemen are prac.
Using In London, but - yet no record 81 what 10
dong there mas reached We can scarcely
imagine that these 20 tlemen would fail to take
part "a the coming contest. SHOULD they shoot Ia
the present years team Ireland Will be splendidlg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
YACHTING.

THE OPENING CRUISE OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT
CLUB.
The Atlantic Yacht Club open the season to-day
with cruise down the bay. An opening day was
first lnaugurated TINS club under the regime OF
ex-Com nodore J. r. Maxwell, and has been carried
out successfully Tor the past two three years. II
has also been found beneficial to the interests oil
the club as Ii affords members VINO are not yacht
owners the opportunity or taxing sail. To-day
the members OF the clue are invited to take sail,
and the yacht owners place their yachts at the
disposal OF the club and the members are otlleted
on one or the other by the committee appointed
for the purpose. The following ID list Of tho
yachts OF the Atlantic Yacht olup:-
scnooNERs
Agnes-Vice Commodore L. A. FISH,
Ariel-W. l.. Swan.
Eddie ohm A. MOnsell.
Adler samuel j. Colgate.
Mystle--W. u. Dreamer.
kettie-Rev. George IL. HepWorth.
Peerless. h Maxwell.
Tlil0n-CommOdOre George A. mayer.
Vlsion-George Il. seeley.
SLOoPS.
Anna-William A. Cumming.
Barbara frletcne-Jo.n H. Rhodes.
Nellie G.-George II. Man.
Flyaway-Y. Is. Livingston.
Dream-Jacoo cole.
GfpSy-C., q. Eyre.
GeuIa-Sneppard Homans.
Josepnlne-Sldney V. Lowell
Kaiser Wilhelm wv. h. GreenleaL
RecIearIon-George A. Weber.
Madcap-J. X Busk
MarIa-R. II. HuntIey.
Flora-ReV. II. M. Scudder.
Undine-Willan O. Fowler.
Capuca-R. ). Church.
LibOe BIS. L. Blood.
Orlan-Rear Comm dore William Cooper.
Lotlc-Wililam IL. H. Beebe.
AaA--Gaorge d Morat
Nanita-A. IL. Harrington.
Marguertte-C. 4. PI+rce.
Petrel-JOhn ;. Beeeher.
The feet viii sail about ten A. NJ. from the foot
OF Court street, South Brooklyn, and make little
cruise 10 the llghtsnip aud back. The annual re-
gatta OF the club VIII be sallel on June "a
OTHER EVENTS.
Besides this cruise there VIII be considerable
activity TODAY among tne boat ana other sporting
cluOs Tie Atlantic Boat CluD or Hook a have a
grand opening at tnelr Clue ground aud rowing
course tnis afternoon. as also the Ataanra BOAT
Club at harlem. Inc New YORK AthietIc CLUB give
a series OF games anu other sports az their cluo
h use At NJ TT Haven, and tue New Jersey hletic
Sports 1T Ridgened Will attract a large concourse
OF lecLatoIs TO-DAY. AT AmD0Y grand regatta
will be ned Tor thlrty-ieet slo0ps, wnIch cannot
fail to be interesting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31

an inconvenience 70 the other party. NO doubt
tney would Ike to have the troops TOO.
THE CONDUCT or ELECTIONS.
The supervisors Of registration are appointed
by the Governor, and are naturally. ana IA fact,
partlsans OF the party In power. FraudGent regis
trauou has been proved on several occasions;
ana nave before me q registration certificate
now, blank 10 name date ana residence. but
duly signed by the Supervisor OF Assumption
parish The certificate Is as lolows:-
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
A NEW RIFLE MATCH

To-day at j. S. ConHns Broadway Gallery, the
Forest and Stream snort range badge will be CON-
peted for. The contest promises TO be interesting
from the TACT that 1t VIII be shot with twenty-five
cali re rines ana under clrcums ances whlcn are
TO AFFORD good opportunity OF OBSERVING ne euecs
oil shooting outside the influences OF the WIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
CREEDMOOR.

The match which was TO have come or to-day
between the Irlsn-American aud the Scottish.
American ride clubs has been postponed by mu-
tual consent. in consequence OF the difficulty met
with in procuring the requisite number OF targets.
The reason OF this Is that lac military SPORT and
long range matches will occupy the QUITS nearly
all day. Arrangements Will be made as speedily
as possible for carrying out the contemplated
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31

Tue DuOin scores are Dot 80 good. but TINS may,
in part be accounted for by the "ugly nsntan
wind which interfeI ed with the aim OF the compel
itors.n IL Is, however, worthy OF remark that
the total score or the first eight or the irish COM
peIitors foot up larger total than was reached
by the eight members OF the American team who
sAot In the Leech Cup match on Saturday. The
Dublin scores as iollows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
rIeHr KuNpRKp rARps

Not one OF the Irish riGemen made m this days
nring, at the 1000 yards range, as good shooting
as did Colonel Bodine, Colonel Gilderseeve or
MT. Coleman, the new member u the American
team. the following scores OF the eignt most
prominent irish competitors ana OF the members
OF the American team will give idea or the
relative skilfulness OF the men likely 10 compose
en-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-22
Holt County Items.

We are informed by ID. w. Evans. Of
Forbes township, that he cut a cotton
wood tree on his place. recently, which
grew from the seed since 1912. and that
the prosiuct OF that tree WAS over 1860
feet of good lumber. This is pretty GOOD
for - years growth.
George Narvcl, indicted for shooting
4 horse, was found guilty and fined so
and costs.
TeamS crossed on the ice at White
Cloud. Kansas. on Monday, 18th inst,
for the first time this winter.
JUICE Geo. Anderson informs Us that
he sold and delivered for himself and
others, to an agent by the name of j. j.
Squirc>. who represents Il packing house
i'll Kansas City, on Friday last. 31S head
OF hogs, averaging 2S0lIb gross. The
prices .cceivcd ranged from $3.50 for
2.jOlb hogs, to 500 for 30Oib hogs. The
heaviest lots were Il. III. RuSsel's, II
head averaging :2Sib: Geo Ander>on's
70 head averaging 325lb. Very good
weight.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-22
Daring Bank Robbery.

SCRANTON, Pa, january IA most
daring ana successful descent was made
upon the First National Bank ut Car
bon,lale to-lay. while the teller and an
other clerk were absent ut dinner. leav-
ing the cashier. Jas. Staff, alone in the
bank. Staff Is quite an old man and
very feeble. Two men came i'll AMI one
asked ior change of Ave dollars. Staff
stopped oyerto comply with the request
when one of the men grabbed him by
the head and pinned it TO the desk while
the other jumped over the counter and
bound and gagged him. The robbers
then hastily gathered up all the currency
they could find, amounting to about
so COO, fortunately overlooking 4 pack
acc containing Slj,0O0. They were
disturbed by Il oma coming to the
front door, and rrtreated to the back
door. They crossed the river on the
ice and were seen to enter L sleigh and
drive off. This afternoon two men were
arrested on suspicion and are now i'll
Jail. Staff thinks they are the robbers,
but can't swear positively.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-22
From Lincoln-The Insurrection
OF the Penitentiary Convicts.

Gentlemen in from Lincoln. Nebraska,
last evening, say the situation at the
penitcntiary there is not only peculiar,
but startling. The pcnitentiary is two
miles from town in IN open prairie. and
the convict>, numbering several hun
drcd, have possession OF it. The same
walls and iron doors that kept them in,
keep the soldiery out. And this is moi
all-thcy have in there the wife and two
children of the Warden. 1t is impO>Si-
BILE to get at the scoundrelS. at least TN
til their ammunition @ives out. and the
only course is to surround them and
Starvc them ont and yet, in doing this,
the woman and hcrtwo children run the
risk of starvation. The situation puz-
tiles the authorities.
We may add that Mr.. ThurSton, the
Warden, WAS formerly :; resident of this
city.-St. DO. Herald, Eth.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-22

Mr.. Ii, ii. Dobbins has sold ont his
Drug, Book and Grocery Establishment
to J. p. Cooper and Thos. Greenlee. He
sold his residence to Mr.. 3. +. Earl>. of
this place. Mr.. Dobbin> intends emf
grating to California rs Soon Is he can
close up his business.
THE Mound City Spy says several
young men in Mound City are like ba-
bies-they would staryc if it wasn't for
pap
WE understand that a proposition
will come before the Legislature to
establish q branch ~pcnitemtiary at
Warrensburg. The present pcnitcn-
tiary is now entirely too small for
the number of conyicts. and it must
either be enlarged or a new one built
i'll some other part of the State.
LAST Thursday evening 4 very neat,
little organ, of the Mason d IiamliE
make, costing go, was received for the
use OF the Savannah Public School.