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, 1875-05-05

EnEADsTUffS,

fLooh-"hs III oetes otmaau On Email lots ioF
opah Tho ' sssr.sas Of ..'os va, not .rss rrIees @
na prosaeI ss. wore reso, % ~ go bs. sssi Winter.
at .so7.. and 2l2s bria aprinr s.tras parsly At
s4sas al7k, To,al, at15 bra, Taa uarkct closed u
fo'lows caeiss winter s.,ta'' ssos7to common mo"
70 9oou ao s5W eho!ee spring extras, s'ooS
e a'pas patsnt sF,sft ,aa s 'onsss, ,ssns
snperaae.: aa.7set.: r,s noaf' s,,';a5.so.
o1sns--has -e.tte' *io @.''7Fs :" Nase1uenee o.
large offerlnss B'lcs wero reported of 1oo tona at
hoard c,rs.
ooas-Me1.-"as -. aaoseu at *'9es'o Per nrl 'of
good, and sa1.Iss :s.oo for COARSE
veal. declining 80 from tha cto,iuu urotat,our o
sIan,,,v orsnac ~ t,a iasna ,",,vsrx
Finer weather .na very dull Liverpool, With tho
report of largo stocks ere caused earJy falling OF,
sn'sn Wa 10 ,olloweu oy aasees o. ao'l anu sases
.oenn9 ~ 10" .oEx. ahose was very aoou dea'aha
soI s.'a los no. 10 '"ppy n'f0F s, me. e
n,.,,, eontons x,,h ,,n,.r ~hs,, "I IN. 49,. nv
n,ir., n S., t,ct -, .nsro h"ssr,. ~ ~. a.sr
NJ sptcuI.tiyo srads. nslte; W + u dsm.ul fot
% o. o VIC e a.: s' fs aas
There roy we're fsw sgns ossss III r.; froln heeointr!.
nas ~ % h 1a s
aow,, price,. though tue process ". s'ow on. .hs
aa.inat 70 o. many adyer.. influences. The stock Of
maa5 a. e,"o"e - " nets. asaots anu Ahoa, = Ao
ns.'1 'Sau ~ e"rry III thS 1a.e ot roof t. Esst-
* L., Ss1nar. b,ns es ~. o Mns ..s9a
t%l cnsa VI ns1s = ,o 10 y n7 ~ , e
sI 1 - 4 ~ ~" a Iii III =, - r, y ~.
snM e!osen ~ Ho' GSss @ ssy ys,i so ~ st.os
III a RI rias,r @ - II ~ xhss ~"
ut,..s - M aI Z uaIa.ns
rsnoI, ~ ~ ~ in ~ nriny rssv :. q ma
tNuustE0 - .tN't No* AA!cht - $tsnn4*
Eo' 1o =, psfssJS:u. az. ht, gsicctr In Il W "a
Hfns. M ~ I w,ta Ms,,rS III y T. ~ i" nail
S1;s ~ % wv y" "'' "*1ana'6 ~ sA'!' toA''
| :4~.rse-. ao ,r,..-- w. T., >, l., ,,, ,t .,
u,Is ~ sn, - LUZ -. sI ~ - ~ ~ wi
s 1 M for s.nnts ints s;ta"rsG m onS ~ s s
ios sAuIaa ioas uetlgcIe4 ~ ooasu caInt
colISIWas generally M ~ dI. saa deelined r. per b.l.
1 ~ ~ ~ ~ mi ~ III y. @ ~" tEto.ea s uIay. x
auu Now AoIk Maa uuts asA ~ ioHcl. tais WIN IAs
lact OF very rgs cIeass ~ our stocks during Mss
Week' etusea seFy meak 'eel!nR 1non9 hnfefs, qua
sney Msa on ~. .uetnet y. while eol!er
@ nos 20 ~ ~ XII e.
as W, as,rae ~
q sbous ies o W sos nuna;o s " nnetntood
along WIN k1e la1ei. me IeGsss mefs Ghly ioott'
eeaes bus ~ o. no.e rhs nan oa nefe,
ahan[e Au9 hnoA., Morsea .Aus !of o!s
aay from Influencing tIs nafke. nn"asu9 seller 1une
opened at d1e faceasu % i1ySe aniG IVY Ana le'
cunod 70 7Go IT hs Gloss bellc1 1nly so 1t i8
.n 'esr aay = 1t'ts1s':e eoth n so..s at ~ y:
s.sea ws No isstmnat:oa n fsyo, Of lxh MIXED
g, coy ~ No. = Iti.97sEc; l29 Q IN Rejected st
| 1!4anko; and see bu cara 1t 7t874ko Oh ttaci.
0ATs-rhs market W9a fairly active and .tronq
, 1875-05-05
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YOIT.

spsttai Hlspa,eh 10 TAs Cafea7o 7Sfsun..
NEw Yonk, Afsy 4.-anA1S-Hileat market quiet;
pr'cca without decided caanao .ales OF ;nooJ ba at
$i.1dOl.1s for No.. spring; $1.ie<9l.2l for No. 2
Chicago; s1.la@1.2l for No. northwestern s., ,9oX
l.24 for No. Milwaukee; sl.a0i9l.52 tor No.
hRrsnB: $1.15at.ca for ungradol Iowa and
Minnesota spring; St.37G1,4o for winter red
Wcstcsu; sl.lltsl.43 fur amber do; sl.4tQsl.45
for while Western. nyo firm; 41.0ut@i.0o4 for
Canada IN bond anil &l15 for State Barley ecarco and
hrm; safes nf l,aoo bu Canada 1fcat At $t.55. Cosu
dull and lower saos Of St bn ut 0ol91c for Vest
cfn mxpd; o1o for yaliow Western. oltE nuict VII,
ealcs of 2e.oo, bu 4ta177c for mi1od Western ssk
@78Hc for whato Western.
rrov1aoss-S!ddlea quiet; 13,iS1ako for lona
clcar. Lard hcavy; satos. 10 scs; 1910 for primo
Btoa1.
wn,sxY-Markst .lrmor s,1es of 80 brl, a. a,.17
psr gallon.
0nooEn1k&-sugar-Msrktt quiet and firm; fair to
good refining quoted At sAG!sko; primo, ss.a. Nos.
10 aud u Havana. s,.@s.4c. coneo-aiarhcl firm.
with fair tobbfng demand: We qnote 1io lG3loc in
gold; Maraeaibo, 2o92oRo in gold.
FnEInnrs-sIarkot vsry q'ltct With weak feeling.
To Liverpool, by ateau, COO bu grain on priyute
/ tsr1na, sa!d to 10 atG,Si.
NV Yong, ls; t.f.%aa:,i!s:s! s.tda ,rl,;
Stats. s!.7sa5.oo common 10 aood ostra s5ios sso:
gooa g chocc sh!is wheat Western s..ra
a6o. ltys douT t,rm; fa,r t!onaanil it siaSSs.4o.
oohK.H1*.-tse1dy .,.ty weatesa, s4 4;oot.sA.so
snrns !, g. @ ~ a'oeo y ~; 2ust No
oesRes s sisStai NJ: M n; N:rhasssst,,s ahls ill., III
iars ND So ,ssos :lg e'!cs 1ns,a!e9 TED
sts ] s is'F IT. nrm M:'tessa: esass, ss 4 aosa
f' III. a1as nat'oy ~ seance IT, ana ns; canaan %ea A
l!eco!pts, 1a,oo0 bu: moderate busincsa; mixed
ssS wssts'1. 9S%p1Ho G yeoT do, ol1'Ma oat:-s
7'c: whlta do. 7;% @18c.
naa.,u na.a@unsa.1ssxl: ar,.. 49,, ....,u
and rm fsI u rooJ %e1 rcnar n eaF In ae,
again gHc; rennsd. trsnor: ios:ts liz: Musc6vao' %
n'sH cs st .na stssS1 sHd'' In ds~'na
PIT R5SsssLkuSEIow:s and heavy: refined. laelsko;
stsrE, srn4,srn ~ Htesis-Du1,. xoosa,1o
rpnarirt Sr,nt1t TeheESs,Hgnpa %s,,sto Sas:
Taoyt.;oss-rors iowsr: "a ~ rn..7. s,1o n.s,
nili.s n,,st tsIiu NJ, nan,s 1os
mrl.5a '1S efes .eaI I'VE. sWe h'a 1 Lard
nvrr.a-Sssay; ivrT.1Eis,s'sy as,St:s ws;t.n lasls0
WThiass Wanx1-fiasssr ;Ss2s' sii22
n.,rr,o,. u,1 ntLT1,tonE. pt o,,E on,,..
rsh1ss. s.,a unchanged. aynas .,.,,, - c,,, ~
w;::5n siss; No d :i:as " Ss ltsi a. ss. e.
OH asu md ansh.nsad. a,s aals lsd' nd sss: Ut:
1aa- MH1-nnll: v,., pn,. ., :. .oo .o,o, ~
BIZ fS's ss; e',rg sr ~ s'.s
ssi I'd sb s,ds. ,a@aaHs; @a' lalse Lard
1or1sE-tla!st a.! y n,nshanged. >. ..at.
Ut. ~ demand; nav packed 2e93so;
EErao!Hun1Nom!a.ly n:;.s sKSoEe.
n.r, Fii.it'A1Etr'!.a: Fi,u IA, 49,.
ss,tye; Wisconsin nd ,Mnntss,a fsai|y. .,s9
S ~ .aal anaMa ~ aua VINO 10, *e+ootS
, 1875-05-05

pOHT OF CHICAGO, MAY 4,
AHH1yEn-stmr cotona, ,ss ICE, aunri 8: IRON c.as.
1acltz, ifanistee. lumber; larGd Harmony. Sanis.
lumber. schc Anlrow jackson, Mustegon. lum.
bsr; prop oconto, Mautowoe, aundrscs: ach,
-Four Brothers, Mantssco, lu,nbcr;' prop
2: r.. MsoTc ,saugA,us&, wood !; gil W. il: Inv.
luck, lumber Hcr Ii. T. Mason. White Lake, lumber
lrhr N; ancEler aaugat'tck lntnhcr sthr Mariner,
sehr U. s. Oralt. Aa.ka railraad tics scLr q. II.
Ifackley, MnskeGon, lumber: tchr Levi GRANT, Mus.
kcgon, lumber.
CLEAnGp-stn,r Corona. st. Joseph. ~ psgs sun.
as II, corn, mi sul.lrs. setr O. q Barnes. Duraio,
900 bu what acllr h1snon,nee, Grand tser, Isi
1,s 11F,s! rl Eliky no!es rort br. ''est pFop .
ser sat o. ps. H adnafl:s oS sna M son
se1!r !. Y. Doane, buffalo, 43,uD bu wheat !;
Hclir A.. jackson, lstd Hiser 10 brls pork !;
Iror badger aato, nanalo 2s,ah bn corn. 40 ri
loar .4J pfgs mlfe; Ichr Primes Alfred, Port Col
tnric, s9H bn wheat barge q. +. AlIeh Grand iia-
van, ~ sons rls Iron selr t. j. skl,otr, 1ontm.tr
prop McIosninee. MnEkcgou, 10 hrla whisky, 49s rk
Huutrses, horsss; bark Unatl'lla Buffalo, 900 Ii
c0tn.
, 1875-05-05
o,ss WIRE qulcs and easy, 1T esXo for Juns, md


ArCoIoI-wa. qn!et 1t $2.2aesa2e.
Observation-Disclosures In moderate demand At
uniformly stesdy rrcts Good 10 choice hnsl, l2!S
tfl+c; brtsh that will work itsoif tnso ehoies harl
broom, 1l3i2 a13c: fAts 10 good do, lo@1oh01ifo;
inferior brush, o@l0d; crooked, t9sc.
nttfTEn-Anythine ut for tho tabts necss with
quick sale, but tbs poorer sorts drag aonowhst Tho
market is kept hare OF crt and fancy grades the dc
msd steadily exceeding The supply, and an Advanoo
nj 19o oTer last weeks prices IL readily ohainsd.
vcry o old huttet huw remains 1t, the hands Of Tho
trac, and tho prospects for fair licca during May
and 1Hne ard mora favorable thnn they wtro mouth
ago; We .qnote: chotco 10 fancy yellow, % aS1d: i:
n1nil, Il / l7r.
lM0u1S 1S0-ur1us aro stin t,etnB httd a. The g,so-
iatons given boor, bit holders aec,n confident tat
an aavanre VIM tafs place te furihsr along i tllo
arason. There III anxiety 10 sell at tho following
prizes: Stark, like; IewIasor. aoo: hlou!sup :ae
Anereau 4. 2Sc; Amosiesg, Nae: O,sfr Creek.
-; t';rlah m h'Rs 1etal7se: e"nnct. s'ns'r, loS
CANNED oOoDs-An active movement In this
class of goods e witnessed, ih The intnFloF and
local rtta trade ordering i|bcraly. The Increased
nc.iyS IT. not n yol resulted in an1 mnrotcncns In
lricer, which, with ous Two exceptions, are awor
than ever bcfdra a this z.sgs Of the scason. Follow
, 1875-05-05
COMMERCIAL,

Tbs following wera Tho receipts and shipments of
Tho leading articles Of produce in this city during tho
twenty-four hours cndtng al o'clock on Tuesday
morning. and for tho corresponding date ons year
ma.
, 1875-05-05


HOGS Mona Of the features Of tho hog market
we1s materially different from thofo noted in MoA.
days report. For well-fattei dfoycs of mai
tsf what average there waaa fair demand Al steadily
ma.nts!nea Rrsss. While for ether description. tho
The averase weight Of Tho logs wus ieAs than 2oI b.,
aud most Of tia dEys work doao 1t prices ranging
downward from s7.s5. Poor tn choice light sola u
$tGo37 w. sud inferior to good ho&yy ii s..
Boseral car.aats Of heavy hogs taken by local
, 1875-05-05

Total nf ait kinds tn atorc, 7,a6t $50 bu. These
figures show inrreaze during Last week of 25i.9I2
dccrcaac Of HI5l bn rye 4nl iao1) b barley. Total
Increase lu In addition u tile kbavs. there
rom, and WI,730 bu oatr, ngalnAt bE,Sn hu wheat,
p5577s hu cofb, and 79,4s4 bi oats week previous.
, 1875-05-05

new York, May 1.-THE tsale movement In slow, In
consequence Of stormy woatlcr. Cotton goo.x ARC
quiet aud Iobbipg prices irregular, bnt prices In ,st
hantss aro generally nnelangod Light chocolate snd
ahlrinq prints nre In fair demand. wofatrd dresa-
gooa sra dull. shawls quet, but roacly held mp
by leading agents. HosieEtns retna!n 1uet. Black
plaid grenadines arc grow ing in farot Atlantic sheet.
ngs are relcaBcd 10 by agents.
, 1875-05-05
fir naivc intcttrss, fs.as ah71; mixed, 3asn1s5s
paetva atookcsb. si.6o; Tc1an lo, sI.6o.
TELEGRApllIC MAllKET REPORTS.

FOHel0N MARKETS.
sntefaf HitHd'th n Tas CAfraao Ttfsnnt.
LtvEHro1ty May Ill 4. n,.-TLuun-No, = 1ll;
No. tt2A.
Observation-Disclosures, No. z, o.; M. I. o. ii
srrInR, fo. ., f. al: No. /, Bs III white, M. p o.
I'll: No. !. 9s I'll; club. No. 2, d ID; No. l, "
S'l. corn-No. 2, a4s I'd No. !, as4.
rnovf.rosH-l'ork, 7da 6d. farsl, Mn I'll.
Whtht-%Ac, No. 2, 0a; No. !, o. ID club No. :, 0a
I'll: No. !, IN 7 receipts aht t1ircA days 23ouo qrs
LOCO 1ra being american. corn--No. 2, 3Aa Cd No.
!. ais ad. Larl, dis. 1tcat uncLanged.
WxA1tIth--fAlf.
11ysnroot, May 4-Latsst- stass and
Western, Ola.
1n4ts-w -wlcat-No. q 10 No, tnrns, new, u 4da
IS LID. 0orn-Amdrican mi1ed, new, SIS 81.
1'HovIa1nxe-tort-Wlntes Western. now 7Bs. tlo
Esatern, new, e1 Gd Dccf-American, new 7ss Oh.
Larl-Amcrtcau, 67s 6d. uscon-Cumbcriau.1 cut,
nav, t04 Oil.
cHEfBE-Fno American, 7as.
TAihuw-tt4 nj,
PHrnoItua-srir1s, 81 retnch do, shd.
1ospoE, May 4.--TnE CnopA-Tho jfart Laus Et-
nstss Of this week says. "Dussug April thcre have
btrh aharp night froats sud short allowance of rntn
Unless there ID mora Of tic latter forags wilt be
scarce. Corn ahroatens to e late whatever may bc s
hulk. III Franco wheat and ryo !.avo already su1ero
In Huaaia the sowtrs iAva actually been bcaten OF by
snow. Tho markets generally show dcclio in priccs
Of Cd to H."
aoHEr-lsats Of alhcount In open market for tbreo
monttla bills SO, Or II below the nalk Of England
rate.
THE nAxK OF Eat1t4AND-Amot,nt Of i,u1llor Fono
into she bank OF England Oh balance to-day, rs1ooo
coSsoLf-Hioncy, 9iGalA account, g4Hea9l,;.
us1rEh srArEa Dovps-'65s losx; T7s, iv9K;
f1-10s, 104; naw 6a, 102K.
ANknlcAN RAILROAD sruun1rrEs-Naw York Ocn-
trail, ol; Erte. oG:i preferred, %.
1lssEEp 0tL-2iAta25s.
P4niA, May 4.--1lEHrRa-Glf &C.
FnAsAronT, afay 4.-uk1rEp SrATEs Hoypa-T1s
0DIs.
ANrWEnp. 1fnV -
, 1875-05-05
cAttaeo "a


.. DRY GOODS. ..-...--.
During tho pats aek tbs woasher Was very unfayor-
ablo for tho prosecution NJ active business In dry
Roots being cold and w,utrt, and ih,orsrersej with
NOV md ra,r ho nt,rndacr N int.riot imr.rx W..
mt nolJca,t,. 4,. .S.n ar,ng ia nrov,o. s,ne ,or
was tic vonma of mail orders materially sn,allsr but
tho txtteo 1lncAa OF Tie clt1 retail ttidc rssutinR
..,,.ss ~ 80 T.. ~ .. poIs" ,s
'ahns oiI III tno Aon.na IRON local n"Je.s' ana mo
asetf4sss distribution NAs uHdoabtcAly below ths
syctAgt Of tl,o mast fav weeks In yauep few i'm.
variant ol,.nocs wcro npIe1 Far ,t,,1ar, ,,to. ~
i,-,.~r hto..,,at 49,, ror-,, oa,,.,.. s,sias. ~
oro"n, ncac'eus aha eoose eo'1onh' prices are hcad
lily hel1' but osa1e brauIs show some rreanaEy, II
not positive weakuass. Although lhe Ae1son Of great.
nst activity Ia row nast lin fAct that ihA il w Ia
, 1875-05-05

First ........... no6ssooo
Becoud clear. Inch 10 it'c. 4I00t&4 ..b
Third clear, rh. ........... 6,U0 H. 10, %
Third ciear, thlEk hlEk.......,............. 43.n1943
Ctar dntlng lat and "a. rough, 1T nod 3N On
Clear ailihg, lat snd seeond .....,.... 40 Oa3l TO
Fsst conmon sliding. n8.................. HONG 1900
1oor.hg lrst common, dresscd.. 1lO0 43.hO
FooT1nR second common, dressed. q. .1lfaa %
Box boards, aud U..u.............,. 2l1D{G5a, to
stock boards. 3tM{a3a.tn
ntoek boaf11s. s....................... Also $500
stock 13buta H. 20
Fencing 10 400 3C0
Common ltamLer, ID II and under. 1O.b0Hall 80
.1ost and scsnng, 18 to ~ ft.......... 12Guat8tW
lath. 2.00GS 7.25
Ashtn9tts. 3DUI 80;
Shingles On track cktA}.....-............ 1.608 913
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.
, 1875-05-05

There waa rnry 1tttto inquiry except for vessels
loRl wheat Al Milwaukee, for Dualu at lc, The loc
ra.es wore nomhlalfy gSa3Hc for corn md 40 Il
wheat 10 1infalo. An engagement WAS ,nads for tw
eargoes Of oak tos from Grand River 70 this city II
Af1idcQ.
, 1875-05-05

CNNADTAH NAVIGATION.
Br. CATuAnlKEs, Out, May t.-rhs Wsllsud Canh
II open for navigation.
QuxnEc, May 4.-Tho ah!p Lake Michigan arrived
from Glasgow thx morning, hst Arrival khIs sss-
gon,
, 1875-05-05

4SSElds 1VEP09ck 70 7H5 Cf7fa71 7FIkEes
EAIE, "a, Hay 1.-The prop Ootdon Campbell,
laden with murchanalss and tia achr Anns Sherwood
ls for Chicago Last syon!ns bsing The rst yessos 10
lease Lake Erie for that port They viii load With
grain for this port and Buffalo.
Tns pEcI Flilalelphis ana Arizona, Of tho Anchor
Lne. viii 'lease Buffalo fos Chicago LIS Last Of tbs
week, Ice permitting.
Other csarancia Eo-day s1a: Props sslina for sssa
1ANA AQsnA and DllhsAd. for 1a1a1oi schz oss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-24
WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.,)
NJ 1T fg-- Z


Mg. EDiTOG.-Dear Sir: If you will
publish tie following you will confer a
great favor on a constant reader of your
valuable paper.
4 young man asked a voting lady low
old she was She said G times : and :
times added to my age viii exceed 0 times
. AID 4 as much as double my are docs 20.
How old was She
The above TO be done By the rules Of
common arithmetic, and a solution sent in
fail 10 the HERALD or To John Montague,
l400 Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington.
d. G.
An answer from A.. W. Snyder, Barton,
Md, prtfsrred.
Yours respectfully,
JoHN MONTAGUE,
400 Penn'a. Avenue.
Washington. ID. c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-24
Urlna Items.

The bridge on the CAsselmaa rive- al
Hsrnedsyile WIS sNeps away hy AeaEy
ice Flrg@ c. ala 10y R4gaJl se lS-h inst
41e County Commissioners are invited
10 give The bnil1iug Of = new bridge th.eir
earliest atien.ion. 70. specifications we
refer them "a the new dlidge n Grsiu4-
= YorSG gent game to gTief 8 t5g dsyz
siEce by geida5a Esa uNHo II hE thHc4L
Fortunately he GA Epoa DR., Jenkins. who
Relieved hsaa Of aid nsa bone with 4 PAIR
Il tSeezeTs. Happy man vas be,
VIZ /. HOBLITzELL has bought -
lzrm q The L4se Isrsel Rhoadz
SENATOR 1UTZY returned home from
Harrisburg On the 1eth-
lEsrSA came rear losing that new
bridge q Judas fame. when IL re- 5cJks
-.
TEE e lore ~ she zds EaE ns.r the
SyeEsloTe House
Ieh inbe g7oss E.e
Tus;o Nostro.
Mac
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-24

MmFaRp Pa. Mlsah, q.

"a Ha HH" 1913 Ea Az
MuFoRp Pa, N5seb. 2.
Mn. RmE0R
i Is not olen that any
one from old Milford township iatrudes on
your columns with snylhiag in the shape Of
items. bat when We are treated with such
wonderful Sa,eTlaismcuts n Tie shape Of
s-hOOi exhibitions rs that given 81 Hum
beTtsylile on Tie 18Th inst, we cannot tor
bear 10 lei the r.; u mankind know t..
IS the exhibits al b~el announced
s0liS tJ1r wUeas PREVIOUSLY We were natu-
rally anxious 10 ret on tie ground in
good time, expecting every meek and coz
neT OF the sI,ali LQGss - he filed long Dc
l5Te tGc siae los opening tie exercises.
On OVs arrival, however. Nc found that
every FTeoaulion had been taken and that
tie house was aboui three quarters full
and Is we were about the last to arrive
there was plenty Of roCw Jp~z entering.
The first thing ia, attracted our attention
TSs ne orchestra, which d-iscGaTsed soul
stirring mustc from "a old acc0Tdeon aHd
the bones.
The exercises were ofened by . song
from the school, followed 4. = lumbeF OF
esSay- deL+mat.ols and dialogues The
pleces reciled Jy the small scholars we're
well committed and finely delivered.
Ihose sPoAen by lie large scholars we're
al good nAy sAFs as1 among them
were The Boy Stood on the Burning
hscS. The Bachelor lament, Mrs
CauIlo's lecture, Widow Ilsdo;ts 20.
etTy, sc, Tie essays were borrowed
Tor the occasion, ana, ike al borrowed
articles did not ft well. We were also
treated to some spleniii reading. such IS,
Betsy and ! Are 0u;, read BIZ : faau.ed
man
tae en.eTta.aIsHt thgOgEaOgt vas a
cralt 70 the school and . benefit, no doubt,
to al present. We think TIA; exhibitions
a. iAs eloSs o. The school. are his..ly ben
eH@lzl 10 the ehih.ea end Should be en-
SoEragei b. iae citizens. Good order was
malaiainSi hy the audience during lie cx-
eC0sc1 Yours,
BACE KQGpS
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FRANK-BERKEY.-Atth residence
81 Jones Ankeny, on February IS. 1873,
by Rev. VIM. Beighel. Mr.. John w. Franz
70 Miss Manda II. BeFkey, all of JennerX
Roads.
F0X-PICELING,-At the residence
of Harmon Shank, March 9Th, 1873. by
The same, Mr.. George NJ. Fox to Miss Kate
A. Piceling. all OF Shanksyille.
THoMAS-LAPE.-At the residence
of Joseph Blough, by II. J. Boyts, Esq,
Mr.. Daniel Thomas TO Miss Lucinda Lape,
both of Conemaugh tp.
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DIED.


BRUBAKER-Near Stoys,own, at th,
residence OF John Mong, Esq, on the 10tI
inst, Lillian O., only infant daughter Of
John and Emma Brubaker, OF Johnsiown,
Pa, aged three months and ten days.
Lillian c.. the little rose,
Is now with God in sweet repose;
Shes with her Lord in quiet sleep,
Then parents fr her1;o not weep.
J. X. i.
ANDERSON.-M his residence in vii.
kinsburg, Pa, on Wednesday, March nth.
1910. al : O'Clock. John Anderson, father
OF James NJ. Anderson, in his sixty fourth
year.
kUESTER-In Somerset tp., on March
l9ih. Carlotts, wife Of Henry Kuester.
Aged 40 years, . months and l day.
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TIE partnership Errefrfr re- 7~V=i
John benton sal john = L1lc. 1fc-t a. ea
name O Beu.sl < Lir.e. t ,a
ness, has his daT bes dEsssal LL-Gi -
ssnL ,Jeha =. li-lle F-FEE t Halsc8 %
hereafter be MrGls q Pr Tei- Belt- - the el
ss11a, 81 z1-a1Eu1-s Ell D. Estla - 6lm-
JOHN BESIGN.
TDHN 8 TiTTLE
AZ psrsous ha5et-es 70 Tire late nrl- CtHgr by
ro;e Ok b1ak acc9gat So raqEe aEs en-.
AMI ssrls. JOHN BENTON.
marTT
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BRIDGE SALES.

The Commissioner Of Somerset Coua:r will
ofer toilet At public outcrv, TO the id-e4 a1d best
bidder. On the premises, On Mo=dsy tie &th Gay o.
March next. al 2~o'clcce, TIC bald-ng Of a bridge
over Beaver-daz c1eek. where the rad leading
from So@e.5et 70 St0y etsYn crosses said creek IN
QgenaEonir; township. Also. On TUESDAY, the
ath daYof March, On TIE premises at AooEoek Of
AZ HsVerS1ie, N cgeEshonng Tsp On
" edneslaY tAs siI day Or March, on th~spremises.
at oe.ocL. the bEidiHg 81 EFhige over Roaring
kua. where the mad ASadfng from Scalp Level 10
shade EUFaas crosses said creek. IN Paint town
ship Specifications viii Be exhibited "a lie day
q sale.
VALENTINE ]. MILLER
FRANCIS J. CUUNTEYMAT.
attest. OLIVER W. BOYER,
JACOB NEF. GlL-lat- siousEz.
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.EGISTERS NOTICE

Notice i hereby given % as ~-as c0aecre
as l~egatees, credE01s ~ LEeE4-a. taat the follow.
ing accounts lzy1 lzset register and thc Sls
win be WezSsted f8F c0udrnatIau AMI allowance
at a. Osphans' C9uTt. % De held O. me-seJ i1
and FOR Somerset County, Pa en-
T5ursdly 4prtI, sih 1875,
where all persons interested may assli &c ;lcy
think proper.
First ana anal accagn. ofLavi Gr.Ish. a
Of Levi BeFkeY. decd.
FIRST and hual account 81 Ge0zE2 u-1eEIlrl.
Admir- o Joanna Neville. decd.
First and tnaiaeenunt q E..erPhH ri. Aiu-
u Rud0lph Bose deed.
First AMI ga account n Valentine EHsriE
Aims uf MIG Bgrket, deed
f1Tst an1 EEaIacc1uut Ol A.. VIZ aHi Ems.
Long. Adm'rs. % Margaret Ic1E. Geft.
Second and lnal aesoslI UfP. BeeEhiey and
rs Beuckiey. EXTa 0tSermgu Hcuesier. dee
First and Ecsl account 0s H. ?. Eittu-r- Gc-r
dias Of Mary Bi-ruers' ke.rs.
First All haa} aooult ON BLlehli.e- Guar
dian q 3. K = J. K. Pulien-
Firs, sni duaI aceyuu; q. B-a4sni 1LIicr Lv-
o. John BurEh1iieT-
Account Of John Cpst-r =u1-i11 q C1tL1Cr-
Custer.
J.E WAITED Cas
ur~1-
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ssIGNEEs NOTICE.

aafs E lFr E1 @ ls -cs IT
Trs-na Ere ~ ey. Pa fea
r-1r -Fl- Iz aeEre1 al rs
e1-e rell aa1 ue-Zt g. Eall r. BeEEsf cft1s
sane place l1 -nZG Grr1e 1alels 81 tLe -rsarrs
~ -hs szl Iam- T. LTE AL penHns tE--@
are i1iel-f T. re ed 3eEes T. LgcEE VII
make pa mrEt b l- Hf Asszaee ard tEca
hart-E -l-us i1-a11s Vii uake kn1ua tee
1-e
-gET J. EEEFURp.
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VALUABLE

ZEAL
BY virtue Of an 0rier q TIE OrphaH's Cour d
SsHIeFset Ce1utF. re VIII oher for e1ie a. YubIi.
oatery IN the borough q Somerset Al the Car;
H1Ese, on
Saturday. april 3rd. 1873.
& ! o'cIoek. P =. the GiIeE:zs GS5 sA1
tate, the prfery q us 2ts 4srgS Hsm5crt,
deesaZsd
Nc = The lara On which TIE szil George Ezza-
be1. deed, reziied e AZ the tinse % his death.
atuste ia-2ihoEd ~, continuing lG4 aces.
st-iet measure, adyoinirE lands q HeEEy Log.
Peser r Baker and othe1L oo -hteA are erected
4 good tHo-s,cEy fan hCLse. barn AMI a.heT out
b1s.dinE& having rhereon orcharss CT dne fruit
tgez- Tbs farm swell sztered.
So2 At1eT d dEd situate 10 sai1 township.
eGatainiEz 10 acres and Terches- stFic. ueaslre.
ad5ltEiEg La11s q He1U LaEz and otbers- O.
Ehseh there are erecsef . t~04Etory house. harn
an9 other h1si1iESS having thereou = snail e.
ehsri q frast trees The farm i well Eaterei.
Terns raa2e kncTu On tay orsale-
u. A-SANNFE
PEFFs AkER.
a1rlS- 8ErecUror.
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Tie undeTsxne5 having been zlp1<.el - ia
Orphan's Car q So-srEe. GoaafY. 12zrf z-te
The fn11 n the aG4tz q EsE aE-EEat5E e[ II.
L BleE deceaFd u All sloog those legally
tzsseta ns-.oe + hereby gFeo that 1 VIII
ataz-1 D. Tie 1zles q M sppol1tme1. n NJ r
ne n the b9ro1gh Of Sozsrsef- @ Frf18y. April
2 1875, al 0eiockp n. uhen se3uhers al per
s01s i8,eres.ed nay el.snf-
VAL HAY
EarIz Auditor.