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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

ED. BAER, a employee OF this office sue
seeded in getting his fingers between TWO
pieces of our new Gordon job press on
Thursday last, MASKING one finger as lar
as the first Joint.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

In the matter Of Azariah Durham. oank
rupt iof Som, .rset County, the petition oil A.
H. Miller. for compensation as solicitor Tor
Moreaa. Rtsl & Co, petit, mig CT Editors
vos presented In the L. S. District Court,
=, Pittsburgh, Yesterday, and referred IL
Register Harper for examination and re-
mort
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

IT was the night of the 31st of Deem
Der. and the town where the Benedictine
descendant OF PocaAontas mHtiers prayers
on the midnight sir that items may be
abundant for the next Independent She
had said, Papa don't lock the door early
this evening. we are going TO see the new
year in !" and he had promised that they
might have ''sitlins up"
The hours heightened, the span of lite OF
1874 was almost done, when he thought he
heard his daughter say, "Oh. your nose is
as cold as ice" He walked suddenly into
that parlor for an explanation, but the
Young fellow was at II end of the sofa
and the girl at the other, while both look
ed so innocent and unconscious. that the
old gentleman imagined that his ears had
deceived him and so retired from the
scene without a word.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06
CASH BUSINESS.

OS and after the first day OF January
1915. we will sell only for Cash or pro
duce in exchange. Nodcviatiom IRON the
above whatever.
c. F. RHoADs & BRO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

HAY.-Ten cubic yards of meadow hay
weighs a ton. When the hay Is taken out
of old stacks, eight or nine yards will make
a ton. Eleven 10 twelve cubic yards OF
clover, when dry, weigh a ton
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

A PRACTICAL farmer writes to say that
fresh coal slack applied to ;he roots OF
grape vines will be found supSFlnF 10 aay
other dressing. The slack g ITO lie appii-
ed between November and February.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

BLrxrER has just received a large stock
81 Iron OF all sizes.
THE best Cough Syrup in The market Is
Morrison & Bros-
FoR Iron OF every description, 20 To
Blym. er's Hardware store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

DURING the past year eighty,t~o new
Lutheran churches have been buiR IN the
United States. costing all the way from
81 600 to 1925, 600 each.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

IL this age of scepticism. facts are re-
quired to inspire confidence in the minds Of
the people but, with good indorsers, they
are willing to test any article claiming ex-
~traordinary merit. The proprietors Of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
offer the following Endorsement of the
merits claimed by them for their prepara-
ton, by the Pittsburgh. Pa, Christian
Advocate viz, The public have SO
often been deceived by the use OF worthless
preparations for the hair, that an article of
this kind. to gain their favor and secure
their patronage. must possess real merit.
We are glad 10 assure our readers that
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
Is meeting with the success which its
merits so Justly deserve and we have
reliable evidence, tbatit viii perform all
that is claimed for it, in restoring gray hair
to its natural color, and, as a permanent
dressing, is unsurpassed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

THERE was no train run on the Somer-
erset & Mineral Point Railroad on last
Saturday morning. The delay was caus-
ed by one Of the cylinder heads having
been blown out of the engine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

FRANK SIPE & Co.. have taken posses
sion of their new building on the corner
of the Diamond. Their store room Is hited
m in rood style.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

THE Somerset & Mineral Point Railroad
Company have leased an engine from the
Pittsburgh & Baltimore Coal, Coke and
Iron Company until they can have an
engiAs built.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

SENATOR Yuizy and Representative
Miller started for Harrisburg on Saturday.
As Representative Endsley hasn't been
heard from for some time it is supposed
that he too has wended his way to the
capitol.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

TuE PrrTsBUKGH GAzETrE-Thess
who are arranging for their home FapeFs
f1r The next wear. will do wisely 20 send
Tor sample copies OF the PITTsBuRGH
GAZETTE Daily or Weekly, as il VIII he
seen 10 be the best paper published IN
Pittsburgh. Il is the oldest. being nearly
50 wears old. and has kept pace with all
phases OF modern newspaper progress. Il
is printed with new type. and on clean,
white. handsome paper. It's news 10 spec
tally iuli, and accurate. II receives csble
nsas from Europe. and dispatches from al
pars o; the country. II has special cor
respoudesS in Washington during the
SesSioa on oagTsss, and at Harrisburg dur
ing The session Of ua Legislature. and will
give fall reports q al lAat Is interesting
III the proceedings It's local leYs is CON-
I4ete and varied, yet cbsste aad pIfs its
editorials CONTAIN ~fnenciA9t discussions *
an current subjects and deal ~independ-
entity with all tie Issues of the hour. The
PAPER Is Republican in politics. b@ holds
that tie party Is superior 70 eil9ues AID
rings It's maFke reports are specially full
and complete. and have a reputation that
j. widespread. for accuracy and reliability.
In frequent Instances parties in the cOun
try have saved OF made considerable sums
by following the accurate reports Of prices
given 10 the GAZATTE 10 selling their pro-
duce. Il al~n Contains agricultural, house
hold and family reading. carefully selected
thus II Is a family qapeT Of great excel
lcnce and rare ~cbeapness as 10 price. It's
circulation Is the largest Of the Pittsburgh
pres. This year the postage on papers IS
prepaid 81 lac Pittsburgh Office. thus neees-
stating the addition OF this item 10 the
rates For this ssasuR We present amend.
Ell rates. and claim thz, hey afford the
Cheapest aeWspSpeT puilisaa1. when the
size and quality Of The paper are oonsid-
ercd.
TERMS.
Du7v Ga-sitS postage prepaii) by mail.
ner annum. $40 % Tar SIX months, $500.
tsr three mouihs, So for one month.
SEQ :by the Week, payable to the carrier.
- cents.
Weekly Gasofe postage prepaid) By
mail single subscribers. <i.15 pet year /.
10 ciubs of I've. $50; in duts u ten q
more. $40. and an additional copy for
every ten. 10 the getier uP ct tie club.
Postnlasters are requested TO act rs agents
For sample copy. Of daily and weekly
ires q charge, address
KING, REED &Co.
Phtshargh Pa
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c. sc. HoLDERBAUN.

Mn JOSIAH ZIMMERMAN will pay the
HIGHEST cash prices Tor Mink, Otter, Fox
and all varieties Of skins.
CASH Store Goods greatly reduced -four
especially. Call and learn GU new prices.
RHoADs Bios.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

A YOUNG a whose name we nave
been unable TO learn, had his leg broken
while trying to jump on a tram on Inc
narrow guage road. at Keystone Iupciioh'
the latter part OF last week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

,,OrR friend Mr.. VIM. .Hauck, OF nm,
herland Co. Pa, is in town looking around
snr son.e horses. Bring them along iar-
mers. and get your cash.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

THERE are two thousand and twenty
eight national banks in his county; a pSt
ing an aggregate circulation OF s59i'sS''
246 in bank notes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06
Nnp advertisements.
ExECUToE's SJTICE.-

Estate Of Robert Hunter. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigncd. notes
IL hereby given 10 those indebted 70 q 10 make I'm.
mediate payment, and those having claimsagalas
It 10 present them duly Authenticated for settle.
ment ON Saturday. February 2ih, 1875, at the res
ilence OF the executor.
NJ. A. ROSS,
JAMS Exec ut0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

HONE ISpusTR1Es.-The ~permanenc.
AMI success of all towns depend on tn
snec .ssful establishment Of small industrit
In III EN-, and property owners can ca
nothin 7 which will so rapidly appreciate
The valid e of their properties ds 10 cordi-
ally SUP port every enterprise OF ms
character. which is started in their midst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

If any of our farmer friends see a young
maR with bushy sidew hiskers, pushing a
sort Of wheel barrow in front OF him,
they needn't get mad and 90 for their shot
guns. lie isn't a book agent. MOI yet an
/ agent for a nursery, but only measuring
roads for the new map Of SOmerset County
that is TO be published soon, and that
blamed thing amt a wheel-barrow after
all. but = measuring machine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

ORR Carrier is some few dollars richer
han he was before New Years day. ioi
which be returns thanks TO bis patrons
Tor their kind remembrances.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

MONEY saved is money made pu!
vonr Groceries at the Cash Store ana O'
convinced. pro.s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

No. nHHHHmN n HAL L AA aANrNN"t
FoNA 1 f,at 4 Pccriis
t- ana s-z,s far sale at
IN - So.
Oh Pic,ur,s carefully copied and en-
WY. Il. WHFLEy.
III
tEED. FEED -Nv'n,
kin OF FecG. l'I Gas" p
F1orE lra1n and feed on hands Please
calla al Marshai's corner
Cook * BEEEIrS.
Thy ono 1.,tle each of Morrison Is Bros
Cough syrup and LlulmsuI "h0 'e '~-
WINGED Il is me 'tS' 1N1 '"1't
yr-rr. a ls~-e stock Boots and
So Which viii De sold al induced prices,
,raqn for cash.
SNYuEE * tHL
Best i@1A'l - c-;,.ss+
beeAh A wv ~ 49, AZ RAGS
,
Buy soaT Boots snd sir1s Hats ana
Cars. Al the reliable cash slJES x
FEANE SIZE x Co.
SeAiS@ 80
,rH,.ss
sno Shoes 81 prices l- '
please 3"2 3"
ihNNA 7iH
g. ne rsrf-.-, is,-e
- go 80 go -
PANS GUS anu -I~ las DO equal
ior cures anu l-Ne
UAvfNe r~euairei damages ly The late
FIRE / have again opened 10y Photograph
Gallery al the old stand. A iull line %
P5cturcs Moulding aEdFlames always on
hand
SNYDER { JHL have nul.isI Their
friends and numerous customers .L 90
and amer the Isl 81 Deoemoer NC vi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

DowS TO DoTs.-Al goods n u ln'
If reduced prices for cash only, on ah'
~ Cook & BEERITs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

\ venerable dame, a few mornings ago,
was watching the arrival of a wedding
party, and turning to the HERALD man,
remarked that Shed bet nobody round
would be as spunky as she was when her
sister was married" Glow so, may !
askg'' said Quidnunc. "Becase | stole
the roast l didn't like her to git mar
ried. but then she didn't ask me. II was
a moonlight night, and l started off alone
for fear some one would tell on me.
knowed at the door creaked, an | poured
water behint il, an when the preacher
lit was Snyder begun TO say the words
| grabbed the roast, TWO chickens and one
turkey, and stuck it out the winder. Then
l put Oft back. | had about four miles to
20 through the woods, and wanted to get
good started before they'd miss 1.-THE
roast. Ach, Got if only was as spunky
nov as | was then-but amt.
Thus did that venerable discourse oI
the events Of the years that are faded and
gone
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

ArrENrIoS.-Boarding and lodging can
bo had AT !. Ii. Pisel's, at reasonaoie fSues'
Main Street, Somerset, Pa. opposite NJ -
Sanner's Bank.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06
JOHN 1. SCULL,
business Manager,
Somerset Printing CO.

Do not fail to read the new advertise
ments.
THE sberifris an extensive advertiser
this week. -,
How often have you written it 1874
since the LIST.
Let every n contribute something 70
uar5e the relief of the Kansas sulelei'
Mr. Kurtz will call on you.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

LIVES there a mar with soul so dead, .
that he doesn't know that it is worse than
having the itch 20 try to collect money
these times. The fellow who wrote as
follows realizes it
Last week a man stepped up to us and
said he would pay US every cent he owed
us if he lived to Saturday night. We pre-
sumo the man died. Another said he would
pay us in a day or two as sure as we were
born. Query-Did the man lie or were we
never born? Another said he would settle
as sure as shooting. We are led to the
conclusion that shooting is uncertain.
Another said he hoped to go to the devil il
he did not pay US in three days. Haven't
seen him since, suppose he has gone, but
we trust he has not hoped in vain. Quite
3 number said they would see US NOR
row. These men have been stricken blind,
or else o .morrow has not Ome One mar
told US six months ago that he would pay
up as soon as he got some money. The
man would not lie, 50. of course, he has
=, not had a cent since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

KATE u III fleh4s l0r Leit-------r-r- D ~ 9ru-
Rate Of Dividends from is7ft0 ls75..- Per cent
Loans upon Real Estate are based upou The
value Of the land alone. bHiltings upon u icing
merely az al additional security.
Dec. 2
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NeW Advertisements.
EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is heFsby given that John /. Angwalt
aud Emanuel j. Meyers. AsslgneeS OF Charles
stoner ami wife, will apply to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, TO be he'll AZ Somerset on Thursday,
the 2sth day Of January, 1875, 10 be discharged
from their traz--
z. Il. SCHROCK,
Jan. g. Is. PrOth0nOtsry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

NOTICETOS STOCKHOLDERS.
Tn annual meeting Of stockholders Of the BuE
falo Valley Railroad Company Will be held at the
BralIier House, Berlin, Pa, on the second Mon
day 9th day. Of January, 1875, az O'Clock P. n,
for the purpose Of eleeting a president and twelve
directors 10 serve during the ensuing year.
H.. u. ALTFA1HEB,
See. Il. v. x. X. CO.
Berlin, Pa, Dec. p, 1874
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Jan. 9 70.
r EGAL NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given that the following pc
counts have been hled in my Office and thai The
same will be presented TO The cogH foT e~1IaTnia'
ton on ThnrFdsy, the 18th az January 1875
The final account Of Frederick NOunkfn, com
mittee Of Adam Fadely.
The Arst and final account Of Herman Christ
ner, assignee of NJ. Bocenheimer 4 Co
Z II. SCR0CR,
D-Hka-a.~.w
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

SEwsPAPER PosTAeE - The act Of
Congress approved June 2s. 1874, re
qnires that on and after the FIST Of January
1915. Postage on newspapers and periOdi-
cal publications mailed from a known Of
fee of publication or news agency. and
addressed to regular subscribers or news
agents. shall be charged at The rate Of Two
cents per pound, II issued weekly OF ofien-
er, and at three cents per pound II issued
less frequently than once a week. The
matter Is to be weighed in bulk. and post
age paid with special adhesive stamps al
the place Of mailing, For this purpose
STAMPS Of tweniy-iour denominations
will be provided, viz 2, 3. 4, 6, s. Q. 10
"a, &c. IS. 60. %. 81 and 90 cents. each.
and 81 80. 81. 50. sic. s2+ and $50 each.
with which publishers and sess dealers
viii provide themselves. OF such denomi-
Aatioas as viii suit the editions os number
mailed by them The siamps viii be sat
With the Na;sef 10 &c mailed. aud 3. the
Office Of mailiEg . receipt all be given 70
the publisher Of negsagert ior the amount
OF postage paid, and The requisite stamps
affixed 10 the stub sad oanceled. II viii
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06
SPECIAL Sale OF CARPETS

We shall begin. In January, extensive alterations and i'm.
prOyements in our sale-rOOms. during which the Goods ON
three floors of our building will have 10 be crowded q n two.
and In order to reduce stock accordingly. W q offer from fIfs
date, Carpets on hand at LOWER PRICES THAN EVER
SOLD IN PITTSBURGH.
MCFARLAND, COLLINS & co.
No. ,to1 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

MIssISe.-AbOut two weeks asO Mr..
Levi Whe,sel, OF Jenner y Roads, Somer-
set County, aged between thirty and forty
years, 8 blacksmith by trade. came to this
place and visited a hardware store. where
he owed q little bill. He stated that Ia
had some money with him, and as soon as
he would look around town he would call
back and pay the amount. The last seen
of him he aas going in the direction of the
depot. AMI it is supposed that he took pas
sage for Pittsburgh. Since taat time the
whereabouts OF Mr.. Whetsel has been a
mystery, and il is feared that he may be
dead.
The iay after the missing man left here
The Pittsburgh papers contained 4 report OF
The killing ofan unknown man on the rail
road, near that city. and as no person ap-
peared 10 identify the remains. the hOdy
was inferred by the authorities there.
Owing TO the prolonged absence of Mr..
Whetsel. who promised 10 return on the
following dav. the graveSt apprehensiOns
have been raised in .he neighboThood Of
tie CruSs Reads, aad many OF the friends
OF the absent man fear that the unknown
man 50 horribly mangled by the accident
spoken OF may be the missing blacksmith.
Il Is supposed that he had from three to
four hundred dollars upon his person
when he arrived al this place, and it NAV
rot be improbable that he was murdered
for the money, and his body placed upon
the track. We hope this sUrmise mas
prove 20 be incorrect. and that Mr., Whet-
sci may turn up safe and sound after his
prolonged absencc-J0aHG0Hs Tri5uB6.
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County Surveyor.

Office in Court House. =,
FARMERS, and everybody else, WIN al
well TO buy their corn, oats and Ieeo u
! tindsf from Cook & BEERIrs.
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RELIGIO-PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL
.rnNnME Enn ~ nENEN



Notice Is hereby given that the aunuai meeting
Of the Stockholders Of the Somerset x Mineral
Point Rail Road Co. will be held on Monday the
18th day Of January 1874, at the Office Of the som
pany. az which time the election for officers takes
place.
II. L. BAEIL
Sec. ). s. NJ. r. r. X. Go.
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MERCHANTS AND DAIRYMEN

to Ap to Us sHl -Hb pleased to hive hes aHmas ml zs-L gw-. We gr-he sH.
tlunn 70 thdrI nfsursa and 10 obtain HIGHEST MAHEETP IICESH r ErTTEN ~r a. -
pr mp as snd csk q T pueed.
n B-shPIaziaE. G-z.r.sa ~ nan x9s hada phn@ai rms The county vpn
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Iron, Iron! IrOnf! IrOn!!!


For sale st III myers HAft"aIe 9t0IV'
Porkl PoEk! P0EI l,-For dressed
pork or live hocs call On Cook & beei"s
Iron OF all kinds snd sizes for al" al
Blvmvcr's Hardware store.
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q

NPIRIIUHLINM.
The recent extraordinary attention the subject
Is attracting, and It's Investigation by eminent
scientists, Increases the demand for current lttera-
ture devoted TO the subject. In order that all may
become familiar with the most able, fearless and
widely circulated exponent Of SPidtua!ism, We
will send the
RELIGIOPHILOSOPHlCAL JOURNAL
3MONTHS FOR 30 CENTS.
POSTAGE PREPAID BY Publishers, AFTER
JAN. lst. lsa5.
The JOURNAL IS "a large SPACE weekly paper,
regular price g per year-u0w In is Ninih ear.
ADDRESS 5. S. JONES, EDIToR, $50 +. Adams St,
Chicago.
N. Estate where you saw this advertisement
Dec.30.
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Y PRICEl
CASH ALOEEi
FULL G-UARArTEEl
CASH

Win ths largest. Most Stylish, Beet
aa<Ie. and Cheapc-t StocN or AEHs
ana DCYs CLOTHING, we invite you
AL - call on U-
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The Somerset Herald.


W AB. r. R.-rAss MINERAL POST.
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WA Il WELFLEy

FrKDt Fed Corn, Oats, aud ali
Kin Is OF Feed. for cash only.at
RHOADS DEos.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

Combining all tae-e n@rla vvo
place our Cu-i1ees on me SOLID
FOUNDATIONS ana invite the con
ndcnce and eurFs5-t a the people Or
Philadelphia. IS well a. strangers end
oflc- now VsEa-nT the city
Rene0s be- the Pour Cardinal Points
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

ianc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-06

,o ~, prvprr rorHEIR INTEREST TO SHIP TO Us NE P R9N n RE ~ e
CHECK ASSDDN IL btAAL - Af
VANgbS . m Ri SShBT4fHED AT EXPRESS OFFICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-17
TEL aAMS TO TIE STAR.
THE MINERS LONG STRIKE.
GOING TO WORK UNDER PROTEST.
NORE "CROOkED" BHISk y
The GEROEMAN CASE.
THE MINERS STRIKE.
Work Eeing tsra,,ually Resumed

NEW YORK. Nav IA wfkeSharra. Il, .
~ pat"h says; The indications at the En-
pre- mines. near this city. the largest "A n 4
most important Of the collierieS owned by
the Lehgh and Wilkes barre Coal company
IN This section, favor the impression thas
work will he resumed there baft.ra many
days; most likely in the course Of the coming
week. Mr.. Parrish has ri ven orders To set the
fans running tomorrow. and as there wo1li
be no object in clearing the mines Of foul air
unless the miners had about cOucl -llai ~ re-
sumo labor. the action OF Mr. Parrish is
deemed significant OF some important move
meht on the part of the company AMI It's EN-
ploycs. 10 : believed. I'm fact confidently as
serted, mat the men have consented 10 rat,lrn
10 their chambers under protest as the
hyde Park men are working. and will wait
unlll n more convenient time 20 renew their
struggle with the comhiua lion OF coal u:,ara-
Tors. The peace can hardly b. considered
permanent. unless the cGmuanv MAKES soma
concession, but the fact that work is d b.
soon resumed gives
a THRILL. OF SATTSFACTroH
10 all classes OF this buSiUeSS-para'yra rp!n-
munity. Considerable excitement aad not a
Mite blttnerneSS of feeling has been Craltal
among the miners here by the arrest of th,ir
president. John -SiTcy. They ara di~,D-el
10 II gard the action as "a new evidence o. on
preston on the part Of the operators ard
TOOK upon Nlney as sort OF martyr ID ;.leir
cause. liutchiUSOG'S mine. in EIQrCro1
which was regarded last week aS the battle
fer! cf the strike in -the Wyoming region.
seems 10 have been abandoned nv The
strikers. On Saturday. between thirty AMI
iolty mon were = work in the Co.licrv and
quite large addition 70 the number .yllI Toe
made tomorrow. In tiic course OF the en-
sung week the mine VIII have its fall CON
plement OF operatives. Payne'S mine f. also
increasing Tie number OF wnrknaa ard VIII
soon have large force turning ont. That
The kingston miners have apparaGtiS given
mp the StrU: gle 20 keep the miners of fhs IN
GlNIdual 81 orators idle is looked upon a a
favorable indication for a general reSunp-
non OF work throughout this valley.