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pnlfa,
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t1fthefu nud eastern states hrW fnih ana
81. lnuls mails, aIllFfs daly ~ 1's' q lli Np'
paris daily az Oei anu
southern mail,
New Orleans and southern lnulslanai Gals
weston, Houston, Auslini waco ana Allnllti
points iu sHllhrln IrHnsi AfllNrAhAlly ~ p~'
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VIA =. ana r. ll,Ry eqmprlsln9 southern, and
middle states louisville. Chattanooga Mrlg'
phis, LltlH Rock, ana shreveport Rnd pll
EASTERN lp4aa, arrives iHlly w p.D y ini Ap-
paIa dllly Al hul . ~
western Mail,
From Fort worth, rInburue, umnhnlyl
MpAthpTlnldi Decatur, i'lln finl0i Ihrlis iriu
AMI western pusls, uiiiNrs lnill ~ dW y lhi
departs lNliy ~ pAl u ne
Cedar IIili Mail,
Cedar I'M, Mansfield, Alygpl0 and rrsa.
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Saturday departs Monday and lhnWlHy ~
Tam,
RogenH, llaught's Stare aud Union liill
nI.t.a Tuesday, IlmHdny nud saturday
Denton Mail,
Denton, Bolivar ElizahelhlQWn, ii0yd'f
Mills, Louisville ana Trinity Mills, Arnyrf
~ pm Monday, "Wednesday ana saturday
departs ~ Z IA alternate days
He'd Oak ana LisbOn.
Arrives roo u ~ N mdR Wednesday,
aud l'hdaya, Departs lDi u ~ alternate
days,
IishOn Mail,
Rod Oak and Lisbon arrives at I pm Mnn'
day Wednesday ANA Friday departs nllelh'
ate dayHA IA,
Malls iur liObOhatOre, urnpoyine ANA Duck
creek arc taken out by hand, ~ Irregular Ia
| torYilA.
Onice Hours,
Delivery window, So M 10 y M,
Money order window, y u ~ 10 " N, aud
| from y M Ia I pm,
| stamps sold from 3 n N % b pm,
Lolluls registered only during money 0rdp
/ hours,
Al persons having complaints against thl
office, on amy account, VIII plrnsc present
the kame, Ia writing or In person, 10 the post
| master
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TuE DAILY HERALD

win be fapnd ou sale ~ iha news
bsys en all trains ~ HE Te@aa ana
ana Pacific railway, snd ~ ,i'e iaiioH'
ins news Stands ~ ihe eiiy, sisI ~ ~
Franhiin A slo,, H0i main street u, .,
star, Lamar street. Pierce a lyle, no1
main streets 0igaF stand ~ ihe M"
Jasisis Iioiai, and D. meIi'ass' Ia
snaf street,
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Removal

Tho Lafayette Restaurant FRANK LAh'
lep, proprietor win BIO rempyed nom
Lamar street, 0n az before lhe hrsl 81
luly 10 tho building mmerly occupied Ny
T. Grossman on Elm street neH door 20 j.
q. MeConnell's hardware store and opposite
Sanger Hros, Ihis house viii DO newly lnF-
nished throughout with eyeryiblng ralpn-
lated 10 mako ila pleasant ana convenient
home lnr bonrders, while tho second story
viii he neatly furnished for the Aeeommo'
dalion ~ ladies, Dont lorgpl the place ANA
give tho new house y trial, dood cooks ahd
polite walters. FRANK LANTEIif,
llUIutu
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strictly Pure.

II IN u fact that while Dr. Prlco't
Cream Baking Powder aud Trus Flaw
orlng Extracts, Lemon, Vanilla, etc,
have been made for many years with
out reducing their standard Of perfect
purity, not another Baking Powder OF
llavorlng Extract In tho market IL
free from ndultoratlon. There arc no
coloriug, poisonous oils or acids In DR.,
prco'a l'lav0rs, nor chalk, alum, or
other injurious substances In his Cream
Baking Powder We know the manu-
mclurers take pride In having their mr.
tlcles strictly pure.
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GOLDSMITH, ROSENTuAL g. CO,s
maze III Elm street.

W +. LYTE n Co., real estate agents. No. IOa
Lamar street, beg leave TO call the attention
Oh persons Wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of
their office, under the respective heads of
improved City Property" "vacant CITY
Lots Farms" and Unimproved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
CITY, Also, building lots, and a number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts of wild
iahuS IN Dallas and other counties OF the
STATE besides number of farms OF various
Sizes including several large and highly inn.
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, oea,,,a e
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All peraona Indebted 10 the under
signed for advertising, Job work and
subscriptions are notified 10 make
payment " the same without delay,
My accounts Musr be closed NJ nj once,
JN0, W, hwlNDELlh,
nhilaa, June l. lhlb,
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NY Residence, eeTaeE raeihe avenue
ana neasisn streets, embFaeiag hail q
bierh 81 Ersana, With weii satisfied
one,stoFy and basemeni ronh'eonrreie
buiidias, ana all necessary ouiFbniid'
inss, sie. Al early applicant may 49,
care baFgain,
sN0. W, swIkDEIIs.
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st. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Oithis book Charles Dudley Warner ,vritoo.
a.. IN the bound volume of ST. Nicholas wifi
us gloay OF red and gold, we have n nerma'
nent addition TO the literature of the younp
t nJier oeiofe mas so much literary and ar
areh' IL Is continual educator of their
.aste ana OF their honor and courage do
i not see now 1t can be made any better ana If If
h sae ,Shiluren don't like 1t think it is time 70
country" 'i III 'hls
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Diamonds, watches, Jowelry, Jlno sterling
sllverwnro, and everything NJ Austins, wit,
during tho month OF June, be offered NJ prices
never before heard OF. Call and be convinced
nj 6l3 Main street Oldlm
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice TO Whom il Ma, Caassra,

Notice Is hereby giyen lhat frapli bradley
Is moi ihe authorized agent NJ tho Aln ~
snhennk IS Wheeloek and all persons arc
notified not N transact any business WIN
hln 0n account ofihe ab1ye hrm,
llldgi. spHENCK ~ WnkklOlh
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wanted.

A wet nurse, In II respectable fnmlly, OF
good character and perfect health Good
wages win bo paid. Apply TO Dr. gibbs, over
Hoskns n Ilowolls drug store. lOSdlw
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Scribner for July.

The contents of Soribner for July hay .
| been described Ms follows: "Kenrney at Sew
On Pines" II ballad by Stedmnn, illustrated
| by barley, takes tho lead in the July num-
| Der of Scribner. Next we have II profuseiy
| illustrated sketch of "rhe City of tile Golden
| Date" by Samuel Williams, one of the best
| known editors OF san Francisco, who writes
| apparently with discretion, us well MS with
enthusiasm. Not the least interesting part
OF MI, w lliams paper Is that In which he
| uescrlbes john Chln0man-but his article IL
| lively aud readable from beginning TO end
Colonel Warnings Farmers Vacation Is
this month descriptive OF "rhe Blight of La
Manche;" he gives usa very bright and racy
article, with great many Illustrations Dr.
Hollands 'Story of Sevenoaks" is contin-
uod; Frank Il. Stockton writes about "The
Girl NJ Rudder Grange Mr.. A. b. Johnson
private secretary of Charles Sumner, pre-
sents some more "Recollections" of the SEN
ntor; j.. u, Drury has an @ say on Darwinism
To his paper on Spiritualism and among
the other contributions we note story BY
i'roi. Boyesen, author of "Gunnar" and 1.-THE
Norseman's filgrimage;" something about
"The Middle-aged Woman" by Mrs. Davis |;
aud poem by Miss Houston, n daughter of
the celebrated sam Houston In Topics of
the Time DR.. Holland writes about "Old ana
New, now consolidated with Scribner; in
ternationnl Copyright" "The parochial
Schools !" amp an "American School of Art"
The Old Cabinet contains "a Confusion of
Humility;" and "rhe Pickpocket's Elk
cuse." Home and Society, Culture and Pro.
gross, The Worlds Work, and Bric-a-a Ilrao
have their usual variety. The publishers
promise TINT there will be no falling or of
interest In the suma.er months.
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FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance for StOclSmen.

offer for sale, very low, my thorough bred
bull, "Prince Arthur" lie is Ave years old,
aud lisa perfect picture OF the Ayrshire
breed.
Prince Arthur was brod from imported
stock by Captain j. W. GOSloe, of Louisville,
Kentucky, and was imported from Ken
lucky when only small calf, being there
fore thoroughly acclimated Is perfectly
gentle and can be handled with hnpunity.
He took the first premium at the Harrison
county fair last fall, us the best thorough
bred bull, and the first premium In sweep
stakes ring. Will guarantee him as pure
blood as any In America.
refer to Captain j W, Goslee of Louis-
vile, Kentucky, Mr., II. NJ. Smith, of Shrove-
port, Louisiana, Drs. g. Nj, Phillips 4 Thorn
ny, of Marshall.
For further particulars, address me ut
Mn oall, Texas. RI. WARE.
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Peterson's Journal Of Popular Litera
ture.

The July number OF this brilliant period
| ical opens with the beginning of n new serial.
"The Deserted Husband" which we Judge
will attract great attention. Why the newly
welded bride should leave her young hus-
band ON his wedding day, of course MS vet
can only be inferred. That religious influ-
ences have something TO do with It, we sur
mise from the picture Of the Roman Catholic
priest who Is handing the bride of n few
hours Into the carriage--as also from the
chapter headed 1.-The Two Priests" and
Father Loupe's remark that "it is never too
late to save fortune like that to the
church,"
Mrs. May Agnes Jennings popular story.
''The Mystery ut Blaekwood Grange, /" ts con-
tinucd In this number, and grows still more
interesting. Among large number of other
stories and articles OF merit we may mention
the Light House nj Avondale," by Ella
WheeleE "Moody and Sankey, the American
Revivalists," "a Mans Amusement" "a
Curious Companions" "Sir Peter ielyis
Windsor Beauties" "The Hushes of UoI
wych," "May Testers Pride" IAN Adyen-
ture In Coal Pit" etc, etc. There is also n
large. amount of really good poetry in this
number. Terms, 50 q year in advance. Two
copies So Postage prepaid. Single num-
beers % cents, Address, II. Peterson n Co. g9O
Walnut street Philadelphia.
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0nnnlnn nninnnndn."

There arc o0unloriella aud limitations
which hear the name, and trade upon the
reputation achieved by genuine diamonds
Hear IN mind that oyory pair Of genuine
"Dlnmond NpeetaooA" bear the Trademark
OF asmall diamond, Tho "Diamond" glnAseH
viii always ho found the. boh.ln tho market,
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EIGHT CorysINs,

men, etc. '' vi little Wo
Inc peculiar features ofSt. Nicholas n,hio,
nave conduced so largely 10 its non,i ~,
VIII DC Kept up with spirit: NANNY
onVrt anu easy stories In French Gar,,o,,
anu Latin for translation, will annear n.,o'
aonaily, while Jack.in-the- Puinit H. oyo "a
yer box, and the Riddle Box, will con- ~, ~,
W De Iuli OF interest, and the Department rns
very Young readers will be enlarged. io'
bayuru Inylor aud other distinsp,sha,,
tries. vi ioreign coun-
:, Mr.. Rideing will continue hts so,,o :,
subjects papers on practical
a Mr.; Bartlett and others will attend 70 tho
leaux vivants, etc. ''inn'eh's, TAD
view writers, in addition to our nrAsan,
Iurge corps of contributors. will olive ,e.,,,..
IL oinI vi al ages, poems, jingles. stories
,r'...ics, ana papers on history biogranh, y
uaseI, adventure, natural history. ont fngyi /,
anu y, ih,door sports, boys and girls hand,
lat kindergarten games, literature. non-
=, u.ar science, with hearty sprinklinp ~ ~,
tnroufhout the volume. Vi i'h
,,. rfIce, " W a year, but up to Januorv 10,
We wiz senu the twelve nunlbers fnr th,,y a ass
lust closed (vol. ", for only Cd az r, ..'e year
elegantly bound in red and gold win ~, s,,ine'
charges paid, for "a 90. "ni oe sent,
One wears subscription and txelve h.o,.
nuloersi 20 W. One years subscrintio,o .',1
paid, for 50 %, sent, charges
an hostages viii be prepaid by MS.
SCRIBNER IL co.
No. 645 broadway. New Yorh
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iSdlI,,


W. &. SloSlos& & Co, continue the grocery
aud provision business NJ 6lG Elm street, IL.
" Tompkins' old stand They also solicit
conslgnmenla from 49,, Louis, Galveston and
other points Tho old firm was dissolved on
the Nth Instant Mr. II. j, Edgorlcy dispos-
Ing OF hls Interest 10 W. II. ColSeE The
style of the firm win remOn the same,
Goods will be delivered In the city free OF
charge W. q. SlCKLES,
Oddly W. II. COX ER,
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NEW PERIODICALS,
ANON Jn,enlIe Mngaslns.

The first numhar NJ Wld0 Awake, tho
Now Magazine f0r tho uiflh nnl lnfhi " pll
our table, ANA "Whp Awake " ", VOC, "
4 Thoroughly modern nom cover W enlel'
lho number Opnnh with nh rlnganl lf0llltr
piece from Tho dainty pencil oi Mary A.
liallOlk followed by 4 pprini nWllr
Awake, from lhp phnnl MIS- l,pnlhnI hhll-
log Mnullon which inifly Nus olpH ehlh
with the upTOariOuh glhp NJ u June morning.
II ~ Ona ~ the hnpsl pOulA she has Wflilgn'
Tho ilrhl serial, "Thr Cooking Ilul ol IuT
WHIT Hollow by Tho cd tot, MlHs farmnn,
IN story quito out ~ the bellph ithrk, lnn
author. has grand chances Tor mn hnd lni
some sharp domestic lectures, "Iho Whlw
chiyRanlliomumH," by Ms, Moull0ni " nll
exquisite little story ANA ~ eNqulhllulN y
lunlralpd by W. H. Sheppard, - f0nlH
lone" 10y llo1oklal liullerwofll, Y Nv
AOriptl0n, accompanied hy an ILLUSTRATION
We are glad 20 look ~, Of longhlowa home,
Thuro Ia nn entertaining paper full Of PIC
lurW concerning - Queer People" No
People OF old japan, "NOllOW IWkrlh
Fright" by Mm' h0l Eyingo, N something
lull Of the fun that really exists, no
doubt among tho lower rnora OF creatures,
Toms Opium n an English serial Of
nchool.boy lllo, woll written. and dramatic
"a liaby Lion" by Patty Klngmnn, N nr,
comparod by two full,page pictures, That
viii delight tho baby mon aud women,
"Noung Rick the serial by Julia A, EnAi.
nnn-wolll n promises 20 BIO quite as inll OF
rolllcltlng inn nnd vivid clRraclerl1nllon IN
anything Miss AlcOlt hHR over written,
Whon "Y0unR lllck" finally pnM his hands
on those eats, may We DO there IA Rco Othol
hrlni papers follow "a True Story" "Nu-
Er. uhlng," "Cry.haby Joe" ctc, Tho cditO.
rial departments nru ilno, Miss ella Far
man, the editor, In ono OF our rising writer's,
ana her work upon this number Clearly In,
dlchtos the possession of that varied talent
noedlul 10 n conductor of uhldronk maya
zine Thoro are good times nhoad for the
glrla and boya, whom sho takes riding ON
"The Magic Carpet" George Macdonald
Tho best OF our American wrlium have
promised contributions 20 tho magazine,
aud we cordially commend 10 10 both old
and young.
Price two dollars por nnnum. ID. lnthrop
4 Co, publishers, rs aud 10 Cornhlli, boston,
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MARRIED.

WALDEN-LEMAN-op Tresaav r,
- ISiE, In ~. Matthews Cathedral bv I Raw
q, ". Dapenport, Mr.. John W. Waidsr a,, 4;
MISS Anna IL Leman, all of this city' anu
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus of the second vo,rpo .,,,,.
that there y to be no falling OF. but nm IN
crease IN Its literary and pictorial aitran-
LIONS. Among other attractive featupes . 70
Two splendid serial stories '0"''ieS are
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
ard stories, etc. '0 '"oA ii"z-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-10

OK Tuesday, at 5. J. Miller's coal mine
in Elklick Township, n o OF Mr.. John
Smith. of Addison Township, nearly lost
his life in the following manner. II seems
that a large quantity OF coalhad been taken
out of the mine during the winter and
heaped up adjacent to it; this mass had be.
come frozen very tightly, and in filing or
ders. young Smith had worked into the
mass. leaving a thin shell of a root above
him: as he advanced farther into the pile
the roof became thicker and consequently
more dangerous. Upon the morning IN
question the Messrs. RINGERS, miners, and
Mr.. Lewis Higher, who lives in that Vi
cinitv, were about entering the mine when
they heard the roof snap, break and fall,
and. on reaching the scene, found young
| Smith almost covered with masses Of coal,
some pieces so heavy that the united
| strength of the three men tailed 10 move
them. By hard labor they succeeded in
extricating Smith, who, strange 10 say, was
alive. though severely, il not fatally in
iured. DR.. StulZman was at once sent for.
but our informant did not hear his state
ment as 10 the injuries sustained. We
hope the young man may recover; we war
rant he will never he caught IN q like pre-
dicament .-IHdspsEdsBt.
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POTATOES We notice that some persons
are experimenting in a way that is out
Of the usual line pertaining 10 this product
that IS planting in the fall instead Of the
early spring in order 20 an extra
early crop. This may do in warm lOca-
tions, where the ground is well protected,
but as a general thing would be likely to
meet with many drawbacks. The char
acter of the winter would have much TO do
with its success. the tubers would be
liable to frost or TO rot, IRON long cOntin-
ued wet. Besides the ground would be-
come solid and heavy, and the potatoes
would not grow so quick and vigorous as
where the soil was well worked and mel
lowed so that the suns heat could pene-
trate and warm up more readily. In some
instances quite q good crop has sprung up
from seed remaining in the old patch. DR..
Ash secured several bushels last tall that
have come in this way-thirty-niDe of
them weighing fifty pounds. They are of
the peach hlOT variety. The doctor re-
planted G few in the fall to test the profit
of this plan. OF recent years the early
potatoes of the South have reached rs so
soon in the spring that they have, in a
measure, destroyed the profits from the
extra early crop grown here, but they are
nothing like as good as the home raised.-
DoyleStoEB Democrat.
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SAD ACcIDENT.-The particulars OF a
most horrible accident are thus given IN
the Indiana Democrat Of yesterday "a
Young man named VIM. II. Weaver, a
son of ESQUIRE Weaver, Of Diamondville.
lost his life on Wednesday afternoon OF
last week at the saw mill of Flude & Duu-
can. on Two Kick. by falling in front Of
the circular saw. Mr.. Flude and the men
on the mill were engaged in pulling logs
from tile dam, whilst Mr.. Weaver was en-
gagged at the saw. They had made fast ia
a log and were pulling it up the incline,
when the grab hook gave way suddenly
the cable striking Mr.. Weaver and knock
ing him down in front Of the saw on the
frame. and before he could get out OF the
way or the water shut down, the saw
passed through his head, just at The eyes
severing the entire top OF the head, except
the skin at the temple.
The account states that the young man,
chose 2 was about twenty five years,
breathed for about halt m hour before
death released him from his sufferings.
The family has been singularly uniorun
ate, as it is stated. another of his sons was
killed by the falling Of a tree recently, ano
the daughter by a fall at a saw mill neal
Diamondville.
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We clip the following items from the
WesimOreland Democrat:
On last Thursday afternoon a Mr.. Guy,
of Grapeyille Station, while out hunting
on the Cope farm, about a mile from that
place, was horror stricken in finding the
body OF a dead man lying close by a log,
which on close examination was identified
as that of Mr.. George JellisOn. The de-
ceased, when last seen alive. was on Tues
dav morning, the f9th of January. when
he LEFT his home 10 90 hunting. He had
with him q shot gun and his dog. The
dog returned the same evening. but moth
ing had been seen or heard of Mr.. Jellison
until found on the 2sth of January. No
search had been made, as he frequently
left home and had the habit OF nOt return
ing for several days. With the circum-
stances connected il is evident that the de-
ceased came to his death by a discharge
of his shot gun, the contents entering the
left cheek and lodging near his right tenn
pie, which must have caused instant death.
When found he was lying with lis face on
the ground, and the gun under his body,
tightly grasped by one hand. Coroner
Winsheimer was at once notified. who
nelu an inquest anu ItnucItu ftEulCl IN
accordance with the facts stated above.
The corpse was taken to the undertaking
rooms OF II. 5. Coshey, au1 inferred on
Friday in the Poor House graveyard. Mr..
Jellis0n had been living with his wife on
the farm Of John Ludwick, about three
miles northwest of this place, and was in
rather limited circumstances
n Wauraman a we'll Enowu
physician Of this place, left quietly for
parts unknown one day last week In two
letters, one to his wife and the other TO a
friendleft in the pOstofice, he gave no rea-
son simply stating his going and babe tale-
well. His liabilities exceed three thousand
dollars, the assets not amounting 10 three
hundred dollars. Europe is supposed to
be his destination.
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TIE best Cough Syrup in the market is
Morrison d Bros.
MAKE your township nominations in
time to have your tickets printed.
As vet we have heard Of but n can
didate tor a borough office at the coming
election.
AFRIEND who travelled through Bed
ford county last week says, You could
skate over the entire Senatorial district
without difficulty.
EZRA BEEGmY sells only for cash
and can sell cheaper than any other store
intown.
J. II. FRITZ, County Surveyor. Special
office day, Saturday. Office in the Court
House, Somerset, Pa.
TRY our celebrated Irish soap, the best
in the market for laundry use, OF our Kirk
soap. 30 cakes Tor Sl.UO.
RHoADs x Bro.
Coon and Cheap Groceries and Feed Of
all kinds ut The Diamond Grocery and
Feed Store.
EZRA J. BEEGHLY.
SALE bills in good style gotten up on
short notice At this Office. Parties having
property TO dispose ol are requested 10
make a note OF this.
Thy Morrison & Bros LiUiment, large
bottle and cheap. Good tor Aches and
Pains. Cuts and Bruises. Ii has no equal
for cures and price.
MORRISON & 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 time.
FARMS FOR REST-The subscriber offers
several valuable farms in Allegheny I b.,
Tor rent. For further particulars address
SAMUEL WALLER,
Mt Healthy, Somerset Co, Pa.
Go To the CheGpsi9e Grocery TOR your
cheap soaps, 20 cakes Of Buffalo Defiance
soap for one dollar; also - cakes fine
toilet soap for one dollar.
F. X. CoLBoRS & Co.
For Rest II offer Tor rent my fulling
mill. nine miles from Somerset, in JenBer
township. Possession given April Isl
1870. Apply 70 or address
ADRIAN BEAM.
Jenner.
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MARRIED.

the
10th Of Dec. 1874, by Elder Ed. Bevirs,
sir. Samuel Thompson Of Beaver to Hiss
Maria McInure Of Somerset, Pa.
WALTER-BRUBAKER-0 the 18Th
oe January 1919, at the home Of ihe b-ide.
by Rev. j. I. W. SeibeTb Sir. Gillian II.
Walter 10 Mrs. s. Z. BrubaEsr. bo.h Of
Milford tp.
BRANT-RUOADS-on ihe 2ni oi
Feb. 1910. By jos. Cumm.Hs, Esq, 1[r.
Frederick Brant TO Miss Susan Bh0ads
both of Somerset County.
LENT-MOSSGRAFE-On Jan. 2ls'
1875. at Somerset. by Rev. \. u. Nhet-
stone, Mr.. Levi Lent TO Miss Sue Moss
grave, both OF Somerset tp.
FINK-BEEBITS-On the end OF
Feb. 1915, at the residence Of Henry
Beerits, Sen, Mr.. Peter Fink Of Bedford
County to Miss Rosa Beeriis Of Somerset.