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nR- New Goods at Ashbrooks, cheap
for CASH. Don't ask for credit, as we
are selling for cash prices. 81
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The NJ. DIS. had meeting here yes
terday.
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wish to say to all those desiring to
plant fruit trees this coming fall that l
have the largest and best stock of Trees
and Plants ever grown in Perry county,
my Apple and Peach consisting of one
hundred varieties, are very fine. Pear
Plum and Cherry, large and well grown.
Also large stock of small fruit plants,
such as Strawberries, Raspberries, Black
berries, Grape Vines, &c. Call on me
at the Perry Nursery, two miles north
of Somerset, or address me at Somerset,
Ohio. S. NJ. LENTZ, Propr.
1tf-6
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BgF Fine Shirts made to order.
Mems and Boys Clothing made to
order in the highest style of the art,
and warranted to fit. Goods sold by
the yard, and trimmed, cheaper
than elsewhere in town.
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MARRIED.-On Sabbath evening,
March 2Sth, 1875, at the residence of
Michael Bugh, Esq, two miles north
Of Junction City, Ohio, by Rev. ]. F
Kemper, Mr.. Isaac Graver of Someset,
to Miss Rachel NJ. Bugh.
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RA-F Fashionable Bows and Neck
Ties, in all colors. The best cloth
faced paper collars, and paper shirt
fronts-very cheap. Fine linen
shirt bosoms.
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Societies.


I. o. o. r.
Somerset Lodge No. 352, meets at Odd Fellows
HAL, every Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
NO. &c p. a N.
Somerset Lodge, No. 70, F. and A. NJ, meets
at their ball, Wednesdays, preceding the
full moon Of each month
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER no. 61.
+. A. NJ. meets at Masonic Hall, on the Mon
day preceding the fun moon of each MONTH
Companions in good standing are cordially invi-
tedto attend.
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A big bargain in Fine and Wagon
Harness, at George Nichols. Call soon.
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We learn that Mr.. Ben. Spencer has
disposed of his hack and team to Mr..
Amos Helser, who will, in future con-
duct the business of carrying passengers
and goods to and from the depot, and in
any part of the town. We have not
learned what business Ben will engage
in, but of course he will not be idle.
He is straitforward, industrious man,
deserving of much credit for his success
in his chosen vocations, and we wish
him continued prosperity.
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Has during the past twenty years treated aueouas-
fully nearly or quite 1900 easea- All facts con
nccted with each case are carefully rucorded,
whether they be Communicated by letter or in
person, observed by the Doctor or his associate
physicians. The latter are all seisntla0 msdical
mon.
All invaids at n distance are required 10 answer
an extended list Of plain questions which viii b.
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BOX 7sS, New York.
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The great philosopher, j. N, paid us
a visit yesterday. We were 80 firmly
locked up in the embraces of prejudice,
which has always enshrouded truth, that
it appeared impossible for us to do JUS
tice to his position, which all must rec
ognize as that Of the intellectual con-
querer of the world. But few calm,
philosophical expressions from him cut
the cords of error that bound us, and
we are, now free to do justice to one who
has withstood the prejudice of the age,
for Truths sake, for the last % years.
We advise our ncighbor of the n. l..
Tribune, and the press generally, to get
ready to acknowledge what ought to
have been done long, long ago. We fall
in line with J. MS truth. Of course, like
a true philosopher, he magnanimously
assumes all the prejudice.
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Avoid Cold and Wet Feet.

l will endeavor to keep on hand, at
all times, the best calf, kip and Stoga
Boots, of my own manufacture, and
warrant the same to the No. in every
respect. All rips occurring in work of
my make will be repaired gratis.
BENZ. GRAVES.
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LOOK HERE!-What makes a more
suitable holiday present for the cold
folks" than pair of perfected specta-
cles?" J. c. Curran has them in either
gold, silver or steel frames, at manufac-
turers' prices. Also, to be found 1901
other nice things suited to .he tastes of
the million. Come and see.
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FEBRUARY 10, 1875.
Wishing to get out of the Grocery
business by the 1st of day of April, 1
shall be compelled to discontinue the
credit system after the 22d, inst. Please
call and settle up. r. S. Cox.
45-tf
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The Farmers Insurance Co., of Knox
County, pays for live stock if killed by
lightning anywhere on the farm.
NJ j. BUGH, Ag't.
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The Best Advertising Medium.

Daily, $40 year. sem-Weekly, IS. Weekly, 81.
Postage Free to the Subscriber. Spec
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Free. Weekly, in clubs Of 80 or more,
only 81, postage paid. Address The
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EDITOR PREss.-Our town is noted
for class of persons who persistently
interfere with other peoples business.
We think to the neglect of their own.
Not many years past horse trade could
not be made in our streets without the
voice of one or more persons being heard
in relation to it that had no interest
whatever in the transaction. Those vol
ces are now silent in death, but they left
their mantle like Elijah of old. So it
was too in land trades, and so it is, too,
to this day. Scarcely a farm can be
sold without the accursed interference
of outside parties, who may perhaps have
a farm for sale, and because they cannot
force their own on purchaser seem de
termined that no one else shall sell, or
if they do sell, endaevor to make pur-
chasers dissatisfied with their bargain.
So says one who knows by experience. 1t
is a prudent maxim: Let every man
mind his own business, which some in
our town would do well to heed.
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Somerset Church Directory,

LUTHERAN.
West Main street. Services every Sunday at
l0H A. M. Sunday School A. NJ. Rev u. NJ.
W iseman Pastor.
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CORPORATION OFFICERS.

COUNCIL.
Irwin Yost, J. F. Lawyer, Nathan Dodd.
Marshal; s. L. Moore.
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CATHOLIC.
South Columbus street. Mass at 8 and 10 A.
NJ Nespers T. NJ. Rev. d. II. Noon, Pastor.
METHODIST.
East Main street. Services at IO1S A NJ
Sabbath School A NJ. Rev. b. IF. Thomas,
Pastor.
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Business Directory.
CHURCHES.

I'll y hC1EC.
German Reform; Rev. C. W. Hoynan, Pastor
Lutheran; Rev. II. A. Becker, Pastor.
Methodist, Rev. J. II. Beery, Pastor
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Pure cider vinegar at Whitmers.

Hams at wholesale and retail at
KEMPF's.
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Go to Walker & Russell and get a
pair of their frst-class fine Boots war
ranted to fit the foot and please the eye.
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A fine assortment of Whips Of every
description may be found at George
Nichols.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-28


1t is not often NJ the present day that we
nnd young ladies sOiling their very pretty hands
with manual labor, their energies being more
often eXcrted solely IN securns the prOuer ten
sion Of a " pin back, OF the proper adjustments
OF their back hair Notable exceptions 10
this general rule are the Misses Purdy Of Long
Valley Besides being posted In all that per
tains to elegance IN dress they can AMI do often
harness ana drive horses OF their own breaking,
and In case Of emergencies, mount the reaper
and draw as steady line over pair OF colts as
the best among the " SOC called" lords OF crea-
tioD. This year thev are la ;he potato business
on small scale Last spring they procured i've
pounds of potatoes OF choice varieties, TO wit
Snow Flske. one pound; Eureka. one pound
Brownwelfs Beauty three pounds. They plant
ed this seed. hood II themselves, and dug 5l7
pounds OF splendid potatoes as the result. One
pound Of snow tiako Welded ei-hty-twu
pounds; one pound oi Eureka Yielded 1917
pounds three pounds OF lirOwnclrs Beauty
yielded 2'6 pounds. One hundred pounds OF
each of the latter varieties have been placed
upon exhibition at the Nevada State Far
ElEht potatoes OF one variety weigh ten
pounds, and ten Of the other weigh thirteen
pounds.
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Amustmtnia
GnMonEE's,. ScSS s sS9EEEs rstSdAiF EDkS'
10th MONT OF THE SEASON.
: MIR. p. .. GILMORE.

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BENEFIT VT
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:...' . . 49,, .,a.
hk r. o. VibmOhh'
...- ,;....,' ,,,;r m ,.-,
THIS kTHUkSDA1) hNbnlNu, WI. 90 loao; a..
fvcry en0rt has been maue w tne lnh.naE nlen' 70
Icnner thc perform lnce OF tns cven VIZ a, il
restlng ano enjoyable ever presented 70 the onehs
Oi ne" iOtk' p,oop.,uE
fhOuhhmmh'
p1yr,
o,,.u-.... $50. fAhI u, ,,ro, nvu
l. UvhKIUkk."R ohcspierte,
ookuHhhIkA AND MILL Aiti hANn OOh III m, ~ II,
y. AHA FOR COkNEI. ~ " .aNMs ''s'sss''sba N
......-... MIX NJ. AhBUh I'm ,-.-- 49,.
y. NATIONAL ANTHEM Our Victoriou, Banncr 20,
csopue oycuvsrp. slH w gniiIu1 YT hxHp
Written fort Boston Juoiee out coming o9 late for
r0heareal for that event viii row De neAro lot 'he
so, ~ tIIsST TINE IN AMkkiCA -
- 'OhV rOt argr
GUSTAV sAIIhk. a,.. sAITEh'
Ills nrht ApDe rance IN America IN nilecn
g. "RHAPs0DiE HONglioiSE, No gg;;;;yi; LIST
Arranged OF Mt. khl fiAisD SUI VI
ulbmOhbb BAND Of uNh HUNDRED FhhFOhh.
800. .. -. - . EIS. ..s... ..a.e.. .......
o. ARIA AND VARIATIONS FOX VOICE ..PROCH
- . MIS- EMMA HultSBl .....,,,...
Introducing gems from lie Propneto." Les hugue
nous ROBERT " DlaOie' - htOlle uu NOru'
M
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3Ors,s, Garrms,s. at.

EOn 81 LE-One extra good gray horse o years
or; 10 n.nds 10 c~'. o0S kAst 10th st., between
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Suslurss Gbautss.


RUTCHER' fixtures. all new will SOL for haf It's
ID Yaiue. i2S West 3lst st.
DANDY. toy, and paper store for sale, At l.li7 81
VNOR SALE The stock and hxtures OF a nice gro.
crrY, dong good cash business the oniy la
tnr hock rent cleap good reasons for selling, In
INOR "A LE cheap-A good horse aud truck dong a
Il ud ou-ln'sfi VIII ne sold IN consequence OF the
@ ner nat being aqle 10 attend to II. lGquire Al l57
HUDSON ave- Brnoklyn
I,OR SALE butcher shop complete with sausare
cur lhs tud tthhng machines. lard Fettl, ~ sold
loReher or separate Can At 800 West llth ST. 81 door
VN0R -ALE-A neat oyster saloon doing = good
i business Apply at 40 crosby 81. after 10 A VI.
PLAlf, Proprietor.
nor SAI.E-An oldestahlishcd grocery store. with
!eise STOCK, aud hNturcs; horse anl wagon will De
soId al bargain 55s 10Th ay
INOR SALE cheap-A nicely nuted up coffee and
Inquire AZ ll3 south st.
VhH SALE Wine. beer and LIQUOR saloon. win
4 oyser bar for $50 II sold at once. Apply At AZ
INOR saba cash and boat trade butcher shop.
Il corner "i Kent av aud Clymer at, Brooklyn, y. u.
E0R SALEvarlety and candy store. Inquire At
No. ia Hrecnwlch aY.
WANTED-A small ne yspaper and stationery or
usH ttorci must be- well established, dong fair
eusiness Address win price and particulars j 4 H.
sun west side onice. sos West 23d ST. 80
&2On F0R PAYING express business. In,
A. H. VI +" sle eu11m stoIe, " Vosey st., a0OR
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Wsni,o- .-1tmalts


WANTFD- AT IL Esst 18th A., . young girl from
w 10 to 10 wears, make herself useful and loarn
drsssmakinR an orphan preferred.
WANTED Respec'able female servants tor tho
w very best Of situations, AZ MORISONS, 1888 West
iith str cor 9th av., west side.
WANTED -Frstclass operators on Grover 4 Ba.
w r, Sc Wing maciine for quilting. 81 Jones st.. oe
tween Blocker and fth ste.
WANTED A woman operator on Singers wing
) w machine TO NO on naRs at THOMAS A. OERRfB
naR fac Oily. 90 South ~
XNANTFD A nstci,ss tailorcss on custom coats.
w ~ Morton st.. Brooklyn. ID.
WANTED "A woman IN ecrIb ana do ironing WORK
w from "a. NJ Up Mi salary ~. AZ Great Jcnesst
WANTED Smut u IL to learn lace WORK como
w prepared to work. 10 Wooster A.
NVANTED-A girl for general housework. 7o3
w Broadway. up Al ,irs near ih At.
WANTED Girls to work on ips, and also opera
w tors. ii3 INST.
WANTED. flood mnn atuTers wanted steady
w work Appy at i3i BtoOme st.
WANTED Hands on boys suits. inquire At IS
w iicaic t.
OPER ATOR~ o. mel and linen coats. B3s
pV Bushwick sv cor. Varets st., BroOKiyn H. D. Gall
all tue wees.
100 CnoAK nsNpS Ts9tsG ~ nr;, clA.. Only
II ~. IS ana - Worth IT.
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Oh, QUIT.
N,ttlnos.

GRAND MASS MEETINGTo be held under
~ me auspices II the united interests Of the New
nOrk Brewers society the New YORK Liquor Dealers
Protective Uninn the herman Saloon kerprrs' Society
aaud the Citizens Procctlye Union OF New YORK, on
Frday evening, oct 90 1873, al O'Clock, the Ger.
mania Assembly Rooms, 20l aud 2D9 Bnwery near
Houston st., to unite IN one common enlri Obta
Just ana uniform Excise law, AMI 10 protest against the
arbitrary u.e Of power against the trades Interests.
inc following eminent speakers viii address The meet
George Curtis, Non. Albert tardozo Hon Martin
Nachtnhn, Hon Magnus Gross, Hon. AlgernonS Sullt
van Hon +, Governor Solomon. Hon. John Il Fellows
hon Major llaggerly Gen: rhos Fraucs Bourke Har.
others The trade. Us well as all who synipathx3 with
u.s. are requested TO attend. H. CLAUSEN ~
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
JAMES MoORK, Secretary.
II q. Members Of Lodge 1905 are noiined to
nns.. ATTEND Tue meeting this evening" Business Of
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AusltIl snsirumtuts.
SoaR 4urn5JIIs.
CARPETS,

IrURNITURE, CAHPgTs'
IL Am o, BEDDING,
AT OF ARHfLL,, Az EiGUru Az.
..........- Bet gcrn 3Jth "A 3tststs.
RAY MhNIa TAX ~ weekly % MONTHLY,
IN RN lTi RE, rpots. Deddingi sh prices
5u7 BoNcry. near ans.
(,OoDseoontnlnn ana inisnt clrpet+ VI Nk',rn
- pax erl' very c1Gip at the U pliae, ~ Z ioh
~ sue entrance BRA! YOUR measures with yOu.
4 iSI and & rn't very che q, a 80, Boston al
Jc ton Nsrp. lOl Fla ton st., corner william.
'IHE CuEArt~r ElKNITuKE, OARPLT,
hHp bEDptNG HOUSE, IN IHE CITY
j. LI sen.
soi Sth avenue, between 2llnand 2Gth sts Week sno
monthly ply nenis tikcn.
WlEkLN AND non riIIY pAYMENTr
mcuse stlct ntd 10. pu,es.
COWrERrHwAIr 8 cos 1s5 CaathamH
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Nrp 0sOOOs.
& osi an tounc.

1 OHT On Sunday afternoon, black terrer dog
w 10 gray rE-i answers To tro name Of Jack. LIN
eful reward VI o. paid for It's return to H. M 4 lE
lex Coz 100 Mercerst.
I OST-Blnk boos 80. 327, 800 on Blcecker street
t.nf. "
LaL1n kEWA D.-Lust, on the boat crossing fr m
~ A-V the Penus wanna railroad on the cars going
w town, puCkcthOOk containing money Aud drafts
payment ol winch has been stoppeD. Twenty dollars
10 h".uuh ~ mo money Ia the pOckctbOok, VIII be
asked TO w. II. scheheln Co.,, i56 William a.
q. 4. CAV hon.
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WHITE stan LISE,

w United 5fArF MAIL.
TIlE PAS FIST LINE AFIOAT
BET WEES NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Calling NJ Cork harbNr both was.
Sailing every Thursd from Live pool ana every Sat.
urd.( from White star vi arr, feI %. Nortn river.
W. l'...'... 30, biO A.
nbhH Nov a. II \. VI
PnihN '''''''''''''' ~ IL A. ~
IlsN-Ns'l NOV ~ y l. VI
L ,sscnscr accummod tion Is unriyalrd. Saloon 500
$50 aud 300 gold. Return ucatts On favorable terms
Storage, SOS.
N. R-Ps-sase nckes and drafts can be- obtained at
Waite AZ wharf, foot VI Nest lOth st.
H. j, COkTls. Agent, 10 Broadway, New York
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ATTHEIicNk c4ruentM lnufactory 65l ami 65'
N Hth AZ. DNr" NnLcl- rothing store tcY VIII sci
ynu any KIND oi cw t"a!ng nlac, and give vr
zen guarantee 10 liv all II the best paying YOU
90 for t.. All srnd II home by ire,
OF charge oar Id operators from $40 to SlJ PEI
vrk NH" girls earn from al 10 90 per week.
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STATE LINE.-TO GLASGOW BELFAST, LIv.
SEkPooL, LONDONDERRY, dc, sailing from Pier
81 Norm iager:
STATE OF INDIANA, lhursuay. Y. IL
PASSENGERS FORWARDED DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS or EuROPE AT LOWEST RATES
stecrage low as oy any other me. Dr,fti tor 1
and upward. For frelght Or passage apDy u
AUSTIN BALD VIZ Co, Agsn.s - DrellSlJ
steersge passas &C once q BrOldwAy.
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THIS cruURybkYJ EVENING, OCT. %, 1876
Every effort has been made hy the manag, ment V
-cnder the perform OF TINS cvcnii the most IN
eresing ano enjoyable presented 10 the oitHeni
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d: !. O. Members Of Lodge I05 are nolifed TO
ATTEND Tue meeting this evening. Business Of
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Dnn.to- HINTS

A SSISTAN EE 10 given TO families with children
~ wAhns 10 20 West Ivy the Chlidfcn's AID society.
~ East an ST. also goou homes provided for boys and
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DED STAR IINR.-APPOlNTED TO CARRY
IL NE 49, LGlAN AND UNITED STATES MAILS
the following steam rs are appointed g. sail.
FOR Asst WElP
From philadelphia. From New York.
NedcrHnu. Nov. 6lSvltzcrard 98
V-derland .Noy q STATE OF Nevada. NOV II
FROM ANTWERP
For Philade phia. For New York
Vnd'rand. Nov. b'Statc OF Nevada oct "a
keGerlHnd ......... Nov 20 Swiz rland Nov IL
- fklt rs OF PASS NGE III CUkkSNCI.
First Cabin ............ 500 econd Cabin ..... 800
steetaye tie cts tn and from all points he lowest
supposed
Frpssssge. rs'ct of freight. aud other Information
apply to GRO ". COlTO Agent, AZ Broad &C., y. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passing Agent,
.,,-,.r. ,........... battery place New York.
fEILR WRIGHT SONS General Agents,
SJ7 walnut l., Ihllade lphIa.
H. NaNfER BECkE,
General European Agent, Antwerp.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-10-14
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vytisknuh, 2 palce $400, palce $500.
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