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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17
Central Ticket Office, SO 9Th Ave,
~ The election to-day is

NJg7The election to-day is
progressing quietly, the Demo-
Gratis working like beavers to
secure the success Of their tick
ct in this borough. As they
are aided by some boiling Re
publicans they may achieve
success, unless the Republicans
who have not yet voted deposit
their ballots. We have a good
ticket, every member being
worthy of support.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

DEATH OF JOSEPH F. LoT.-This whole
community was shocked on Saturday NOM
ing, January 30, to hear of the sudden
death. at about midnight of the night pre-
vious. of Joseph +. LOy. ESQ. Mr.. 10y
had been ailing for a few days previous,
but it wal not suspected that he was so
near his end. He was about 80 years old,
was a native of Bedford County, Pa, and
was an old resident OF this county. He
came here in about the year 1850, and en-
gagged in the practice of law at Depere,
and afterward removed To this city. In
1856 he represented this district in the
State Legislature. In 1861 he received a
Captains commission, organized q compa-
nv of soldiers. which was Incorporated into
the Fourth Wisconsin Regiment as Com
pany K, and served in the wal against the
rebellion. In 1858 he resigned at Baton
Rouge, and returned home, where he has
since practiced his profession. He was 3
shrewd lawyer and has had a good prac-
iice. His impulses were warm and gener-
Gus and his faults were tempered by many
virtues. He wal a brother of the late Da
vid VI. 10y, of Depere. He leaves q wife
and three children TO mourn his loss.
His funeral. on Sunday, was very large
" attended by the members Of the bar, his
former companions in arms. and citizens
generally.-Green Bay (WiseoHsia) I'D
r0cats.
Resolutions OF respect and coincidence
were passed by the Brown County bar. and
the surviving members Of Captain Logs
Company.
Captain 10y resided in Somerset for sew
eral years. He read law in the Office of
the late Joshua F. Cox, and was admitted
to the liar. He married Miss Adeline Pat
ton, Of this town. and some twenty-four
years ago made Brown County. Wiscon-
sin, his home. Our older citizens all re-
member him as a man of ability, a genial,
whOle-souled gentleman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

EZRA J. Beeghley has just received
and has in store all kinds OF Flour, such as
wheat corn, buckwhest, &c. Also all
kinds of feed, such as corn, bran, oats
bran. chop, middlings. dc Having
bought in large quantities he is enahied 10
sell at the very lowest prices. Also fuii
and fresh supply of the finest groceries
ever brought to town, all of which will be
sold at prices to suit the times. Call at the
Diamond Grocery and examine prices be
fore purchasing elsewhefe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

IT IS probable that ere long, sewing
machines will be cheap enough for even
the poorest families 10 possess one. The
refusal OF the House committee to extend
the patent on sewing machines IS a move
in the right direction. and in the interest OF
the laboring people of the country. It
will have the effect to reduce the price OF
sewing machines from their present eX-
brilliant rate as low as $40. Il is in evi-
dence that the cost ofthe average sewing
machine is but S12, and that small mSnu-
f~aciurers are required to pay the sewing
machine combination as much as $40 profit
on each machine manufactured. 1t Is also
a curious fact that Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine can be purchased in
Europe and brought TO this country Tor
Just one half of the price they cost here,
including all costs OF duty, freight, &c,
the reason being that they have no pro-
lection there, any one being allowed 10
make them. The enormous amount of
money already made by the several ON
panies ought TO satisfy them. At all
events. Congress is determined that the
people have s chance.-PinS6Hrgb Gazette.
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MARRIED..

SWANK-BARNHART-0n the 9th
of Feb, 1875, at the residence OF Mr..
Daniel Swark, by Rev. j. j. Welch. Dir.
Herman Swank 10 Miss Rebecca Bsrnhart,
both OF Somerset twp.
SPANGLER-MILLER--On Thursday
Feb. 18th, at Somerset, by Rev. A. L.
Truxal, Mr.. Michael Spangler of Bakers
vile and Miss Henrietta Miller of Sipes-
Vile.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

AT the funeral of Mr.. George P. Hay,
of Brothersvalley twp, it was discovered
after the body had been removed to the
church and the funeral services gone
through with, that The sexton had been
unable to have the grave completed. owing
10 the extreme cold and the depth to
which the ground was frozen. The frost
had penetrated three feet. The BODY,
was placed in the church over night and
buried the following morning. 30 we
have been informed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

LoNe, dry sermons keep many people
away from church.
THERE was a good deal OF weather 20
the square inch last week.
J.. n. FHITz, County Surveyor. Special
of e day. Saturday. Office in the Court
House, Somerset, Pa.
AUkfnds OF salt. fish and hams. in store
an for sale 10 The Diamond Grocery OF
Era ]. Beeghley.
WEwould be pleased TO hear from our
Jenner y Roads correspondent more IRE
gu utly. His items are interesting.
PoErRr forever. In France they call
the baby farmers angel makers. because
The babies pass through their hands so
heaven.
SALE Bills in good style gotten up On
short notice NJ THIS office Parties having
property 10 dispose ot are requested 10
make a note OF this.
Mrs. CAPTAIS JACK, in her lonely
seclusion. may take comfort IN knowing
than il cost the Government Stll.or) 20
make her a widow.
TRY Morrison & Bros LinimenL. large
bottle and cheap Good for Aches and
Pains. Cuts and Bruises Il has no equal
for cures and price.
FogTY girls viii run after a snoh with
. waxed mus;ache and a ~gold-headed cane,
where one viii shy upto a fellow with
good, horse sense.
The Washington Reporter says that
farmers in that county are hiring work
hands % So 20 $50 per month, whtrs
they hoard themselves. and from Sl5 10
SIS per month and boarded.
4 sLIFPEEY question under discussion
for some weeks past hy the Meversdale
Lyccum Is whether II Is better 10 be q tat
man and clme down heavy. or De a thin
mar and have nothing o. break the fan.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

BkRckINs N Doors AND SHoEs-For
shiriy dags We viii sell Boots, Shoes and
Leaiherai Sery low prices 10 reduce stock
1nd MAKE ROOM Gr Spring and Summer
Gods Ladies Sandals co cis. Mems
Sandals 90ctS BUckeled Overshoes S20o.
Mems Alaska Oversboes $3.50.
All kinds Of Boots. Shoes and Caters
made 30 order on short Notice al
SNYDER & UHL's,
No. (. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

PRoF. CASE has announced that on the
first evening oil his Musical Institute. Mon
day Feb. 22d. noadmission will be charged.
All are invited to attend and judge tor
themselves as to the Professors musical
abilities
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

The young lady who sent u Business
Manager a piece of most delicious ginger
bread and in a tote accompanying the
same addressed him a~ffeciionaIely Is /" Ny
dear Mr.. Scull VIII please accept our
hearty thanks for the anne. lie only re-
grrls that there WAS not more OF the ele-
CANT bread and than he does not know by
whose hand il was made.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

The OLD SToRY.-It really seems that
the numerous exposures published from
time to time in regard TO patent right swim
dies fail to put our people, particularly
farmers, on their guard. On the Goth Of
September last a chap calling himself
Frank B. Gates obtained from Samuel
CAN'T, OF Amwell township. a promissory
note for 500 for certain windmill terrific
~ alleged to be held by him. Gates (who
il was subsequently, ascertained passed IN
del several aliases, one being Frank Blinn)
very shortly afterward had the note dis
counted at the Washington Savings Bank.
On being notified of this, Gantz made sat
isfactory arrangements for payment, and
at the same time became convinced that he
had been made the subject of a huge swim
die. He at once made efforts to overhaul
Gates. and notwithstanding traces were
obtained of him in the State of Ohio, and
that these traces were vigorously followed
up by John II. Little, OF the Fulton House
(whO p-Offered assistance to CAN'T, no re-
Liable information was obtained until Mon
dav last. when Mr.. Little received a dis
patch from Waynesburg 10 the effect hat a
man answering the description was then in
that place. Mr.. Little at once repaired
there and found his man, who was taken
into custody and brought here the next
dav. He waived . hearing and was com
mitted by Justice DOnehOo to await trial
for false pretense. The result will be
awaited with interest Washington Re
risr and EraniHer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

THE famous city OF Pithole, Pa, has
been finally cut of from the outer world
hv the d-isc0ntinuance of service on the
Pithole and Oleopoiis railroad. One mail
now reaches the forlorn place, and when
communication is resumed it will probably
be by aid OF pack horses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

ACCORDING TO the monthly report OF the
Department Of Agriculture for January,
1875. the average yield of corn per acre.
in this State. was 1872 bushels, the average
price per bushel being IS cts. wheat las
price $1.21 rye 14.3, price 80 cts. oats
24.6, price 80 cts; Barley %, price Sl,OO'
buckwheat 2.40, price 50 cts. potatoes 81
price rs cts. hay Lie ton, price l1.oo.
The average price of horses under one
wear old is $37.02 between on ana two
years old $63.72 between two and three
wears old $92. % three years old Sl23.zO-
The average price Of mich COW l;
S35. ~.
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~SsIGNEE,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that james Il. Lyons OF
Ursina Borough, Somerset County. Pa. bv deed
OF voluntary assignment, has assigned an his
estate real and personal % John II. Benlorf Ofthe
same place In trust for the benefit Of the creditors
OF the said James b. Lyons. An persons. there
tore, indebted 70 the slid James 3. Lyons. will
make payment 10 the said Assignee, ami those
having claims or demands VIII make known the
same without delay.
JOHN II. BENFORD.
Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

Our Young friend Paul II. Gather.
Esq, took his departure on Thursday
last for Erie. there TO engage in the prae-
tice o. flaw. Mr.. Gather Is a young man
Of marked legal aitainmenis, sn earnest
student and a courteous gentleman, whose
many good traits commend him 10 the
friendship Of all with whom he is brought
in contact May prosperity be his.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.

II IS designed 70 form two classes, one TO be com
posed Of children, and the other Of adults. Two
lessons Of post thorough instruction will be given
each class per day. Books AMI music viii be FUR
nished free Of charge.
A rare opportunity Is offered 70 IN who wish to
obtain thorough and practical instruction IN vocal
music. Tuition 81 per scholar.
Committees viii b. appuiated % receive names
Of scholars and make a~rrangements for h0iiinr
the Institute. f.br0
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

\ SOMERSET County man, Mr.. Josiah
Lambert, aged thirty-two years, met with
an accident the other day, by slipping of
a log he was hauling to mill, by which
his leg was broken. causing lock Jaw To
set in, from the effects OF which be died.
-J0dEst0ua Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17
.Saturdau. March Ctr. 1915.

the following described valuable real estate.
Nc. l. A tract Of land situate in BrothersTslley
township. Somerset County, Pa, adjoining lands
Of samuel Philsou. Samuel Brubaber and Joseph
Mason. containing 40 acres, good meadow land.
This piece will be offered In separate parcels 70
suit bidders.
NJ. 2. A tract Of land situate in same township,
adjoining Jacob Blough, Samuel Musser and 9th
ers, containing 10 acres and 10 perches, one half
clear.
No. ,. A tract OF land situate In same township.
containing "a acres, being q part Of the John
Rsueh farm, with a good barn thereon erected
containing 2 acres and : perches, being part Of the
John Raueh farm.
No. 5. A certain lot Of ground situate in same
township, containing about lis perches. with q
two story dwelling house thereon erected, being
psrt Of kaueh farm.
No. g. A eertair lot Of ground situate in sane
township, containing j acre and 81 perches, being
part Of Ranch farm
No. Z. A Iot OF ground situate In same township.
containing IS square perrhes, being part Of kA1eh
farm
No. s. The undivided one seventeenth Of the
coal under \ certain tract OF land situate In said
township. being part Of John Rauch farm
No. 9. A certain lot OF ground situate In BeF-
lin Borough, adjoiuing property OF John Bruba-
ker, deceased, on the east and Lutheran Psrson-
age 0a the west, with q one and 4 half story house
stable and other outbuiiaings thereon erected
Nc 10. The undiFidcd one half Of ) lots OF gFOund
10 Meyers1Aie, in sid county.
Ais, the following valuable perponal property.
Two No. Concord Racks, four Spring Hacks; one
Bsggy. one One horse Hack. che three nurse Wag-
Gu, feur Hack Sheds. four sets double Harness
thee sets single Harness. eight head Of Horses
Plozs, Hane8, Windmill and . variety Q! other
articles.
Tcrns made known On day Of sale.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
PETER sUDER,
febI7 AssiynseA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

On Monday Levi Witzel. formerly Of
Jenner y Roads, WAS rlaccd in Castle dc
Knepper, ON a cnarge II having felonious-
" obtained . horse. somewhere in West
VIRGINIA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

JONI TRoBE is no more. You prob
ably did not know him. He lived IN
Western Missouri, and on entering the
smoke house OF 4 ~ncighbor one night to
see how the hams were getting on, o trap
gun blew his head of.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

THE snow came down like a blanket for
several DAYS of last week. The roads run
ming east and west are nearly all in
good condition, but a majority Of those
running north and south are nearly all filed
with dritcd snow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

REPLY TO THE BARTON RAT QUESTION.
-If3 cats catch 3 rats 10 3 minutes, / cat
would catch l rat in 8 minutes and in 100
minutes il would catch 33s rats, and . cats
.in1O0 minutes would catch 100 rats.
Or if cat could catch 1 rat in 3 minutes.
3 cats could catch / rat in l minute n IN
zoe minutes they could catch 100 rats.
Orr cats in 90 minutes could catch ~
rats. and then they could all pounee on the
last one and catch it in one minute;
SIX J. b. b.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

WE understand that the Keystone Coal
Company, near Meyerslale, shipped seven
" thousand anG twenty-five CO,022l tons
OF coal from their mines during the month
Of january. This is probably the largest
amount OF coal ever shipped from this
county IN one month.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

FIsu! FISH. Mackerel fish in barrels.
half barrels, quarter barrels and kits,
fresh from the shore for sale at Cook s.
Recrits, please call. See fish. and quota
inns heG,rc buying elsewhere.
Cook 81 BEERrTs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

Paid mmu Since tuemaut-Jhn A. Walker rand David Suauer
Paid In part since sulemaL-Sm1 P. FmL williams Scot. GI n O. lint Jacob WumusY
Fred Smh, J0hnP hnppL @ L. Miller Eer kR. Herman sAh- Jaaah KImmeL FwI r.
.Waker
We, the undersigned, Commissioners Of Somerset County. in conformity
with the law, have ordered the accompanying account Of the receipts and
expenditures Of said county, for the year 1874, to be published, and we
hereby certify that the foregoing statement Of outstanding taxes due said
county is correct according to the books in he Treasurers and Commission
es Offices
VALENTINE J. MILLER.
Attest l.. j. C0UNTRYMAN,
JACOB NEIF, Clerk OLIVER W. BOYER,
Feb3 County Commissioner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

GOVERNOR HARTRANFT has signed
eight death warrants since his inaugura-
ton. and he might have signed a dozen
more without much detriment to the com
munity if he had only the opportunity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

HAVING adopted the cash system we
have reduced the prices on our entire
stock SO that every one should examine
our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Produce taken in exchange for goods.
G. & g. HoLDERBAUMs
Cash Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

SOLID Misunderstanding TO the
Waynesburg RepRb1ioaA they must kaye
Formidable females up in the State OF
Greene. There is woman in the Yves,
end OF the county who can stand in = hall
bushel measure and shoulder tour bushels
OF wheat in a wool ssck. She oilers 10 bet
IS that she ean throw any man 10 Aleppo
township Another woman IN the same
township tackled a 200 pound man IN church
q short lime since. in the presence OF alArge
congregation. because the mar claimed TO
be 3 UniEersslist and ms6e him beg for
mercy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

TIE Supreme Court has decided that
personal property located in one place
and owne5 by parties living in another
place shall he taxed in the place in which
il is located, and not that in which the
owner resides.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS
CHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs Of FRI Faeias and
yendifiOnI ExpOnas, issued out Of the Court 0i
Common Pleas of Somerset County, Pa and 10 me
directed, l viii sell by public outery. st the Court
House, in Somerset borough, on
Thursday, March 4h, 1875,
the following described real estate, viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim OF Norman
b. Lichtliter OF, in and TO the following described
No. i. A certain tract ofland situate In Lower
TurkeyfOot twp. Somerset county, Pa, containing
$50 acres, mVre or less, Of which there are about
90 acres cleared and about 10 acres in meadow,
with a log dwelling house and log stable thereon
erected, adjoining lands Of Sylvester Herring,
John Edge, Vim. II. ko0ntE, w. r. Thomas and
a tract heretofore known as the Ohio Mitchell
lands, with appurtenances.
No. 2 Twolots of ground situate in Urslna
Dor, Somerset county, Pa, and on the north Side
Of Weyand avenue, and known on the general
plan Of said town as lots Nos. 2i2 and 233 with a
IL story frame dwelling house thereon erected,
sounded by old road on nerth and west and lot Of
George Saylor on the south and east, with the ap-
of Norman h. Lichtliter at the suit ofM. y. LIGHT
liter.
ALSO.
All the right. title, interest and claim ofN. b.
Lichtliier Of, In and to the following described
real estate viz two lots Of ground situate in
side Of Weyand Avenue, and known on the plan Of
said town as lots Nos. 22l and %, bounded by
Second Street en- the west and lot Of Of Z. ID. Yutzy
on the east, being 37A feet front and $50 feet deep,
upon which is erected a two story frame store
house, with the appurtenanees. Taken in execu-
tion as the property of n. b. Li;hliter al the suit
Of Emanuel Liehty.
ALSO.
All the right. title, interest and claim ofThomas
Loudermilk Of, In and to the following described
real estate, viz:
A certain lot Of ground situate in Confluence
Dor. Somerset county, Pa, containing = acre
more o%rless, with a two story frame dwelling house
and a IL story frame dwelling house thereon
erected, adjoining Henry Moser on the west and
Confluence Town Company on the northeast and
fronting on street on the south, with the ap-
purtenauces. Taken in execution as the property
of Thomas LoHdermilk at the suit Of 4. J.
C0lhOrn.
Ten , r cent Of the purchase money must be
paid as sJ0n as the property is sold and the bal
anee when iced il delivered.
feb Il. OLIVER KNEPPER,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

IT is said shere's a place for every
thing Well, where's the place Tor a
boill-E1.
On the fellow that propOunded the
conundrum.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

MoRIsoN & Bios. Cough Syrup has
given the best satisfaction for Coughs
Colds Hoarsness. Phthisic Asthma, and
for relief Of Consumption. Il eases the
cough in such diseases. Il has cured hun
dreds Of cases when taken In tine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

Our enterprising grocers, Rhoads IL
Bro, AVE sold their grocery establishment
10 VIM. j.. Baer Esq. We understand
that the former gentlemen intend 10 en-
gage in the stock business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

4 NUMBER of the young ladies held an
Indignation meeting on last Thursday,
al The louse of one Of the fair ONES. \
pgeam onlr,s ia ions, Viii hive rropo c
10 publish next week, were passed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

Persons DESTROYS ofbuying a nice set Of
furs viii find il greatly 90 their interests 10
call AZ the cash store Of C. & @ Holder
baum before purchasing elseN bere. as thev
are Offering their furs al greatly reduced
prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

IT Is said a deacon of n ofour prom
iuent churches recently wrote to a Troy
firm in regard 10 heater for the church.
His letter concludes thusly The heater
furnished by you Tor The --c church
works bully. We want one. Give US
YOUR bottom rock prices, as we are poor but
very pious."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

THE women of Wisconsin want the
Legislature TO allow them to establish
schools in which they may have the Gus
tody and Thinning Of unprotected children
That IS a womah's right which ought 10
lc conceded 81 once.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

LOOK TO YOUR SIDEwALK5.-Judge
Gordon, the Supreme Court Of this State,
decided at Erie, recently. that a municipal
corporation is responsible for damage to
pedestrians injured in consequence OF the
accumulation of ice and snow On sidewalks.
We look upon this as a most righteous
decision. 1t is certainly the duty OF q
municipality through its chosen officials,
to protect the property and lives Of its
citizens TO the fullest possible extent.
Old fire-traps. slippery pavements, n
other things that endanger lite and prop
erty should receive especial attention at
the hands Of municipal authorities. 1t Is
but a small matter for each individual to
sweep before his own door and keep his
own pavement clean. And there is no
telling how many accidents to life and
limb YOU may prevent hy attending TO this
small and simple duty. The recent decision
of the tribunal in this commonwealth
makes It incumbent upon the municipal
power to see that this matter of keeping
the sidewalks clear for pedestrians is
property attended to, il city and borough
authorities do not desire 10 be mulcted into
considerable sums of money for damages
in case Of accidents on account Of neglect
ed pavements. Keep your sidewalks
clean
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

AYoUNG lady walking past the Mon
School House last week slipped and Tell.
As she went down she was heard 10 ex-
claim MY stars and "Mo8ograms
yelled Il small boy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-17

II will not be news TO the gentleman
concerned, but il viii be to many others, to
know that Hon. John Reilly, Congressman
elect from this district, was married a few
days q