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, 1875-02-05

O1ing 10 The abstuee Ut Witnesses In the Le Mayne-
Farwell contest yesterday ths lurthgr taking Ut
testimony potpone. till sAls morning. uheu thu
work will be resumed.
Tho temperature 3csterlay, rs observed by l..
Manhssc, ott!ean, No. " Madison strces, under THE
TRIBUNE HIlllng, "as, ht a. H., 10 beow zero !;
ioH H., 12 bsow; I'm. 'clow; p. H., below /;
~. m.. be:ow: p. u., below.
Gen. Lieb received hutlco yostesday from Arthur q,
Dlagnhy, Clerk Of aha Town Of Riverside, that at
Easctn3 ot the beard Of Trustees on tho LIST lust they
sptoiu,cd Mr. AtaThen II. Bowlcs Collector Of the
Tuwu, '4te T. g. Knrlman, resigned.
TITO Finance CoMnlteo Of the Doara Of County
CInnst sttioners havc concluded their examination Of
County Treasurer ates's report ef tho expcutes mud
a.ars Ut LlH office for the yrar l87i, and ayo found
tLe report correct. ahd the onei in Gool Crler They
will submit their report st tho nsst meeting Of tAo
Dard.
The railroads wero still suffering severely from thu
iueuto cod ycsttrday. Most Of Tie 1nrsenger
4Ittsug 10 tnik city i!auy hDEs behind, And tAp
nass 81 % Tsss na 70
1eaas.on continually tirfaYent accidents. It s
peeted 1has to-day all thu trains will snn OIL t!Eo
aga!n.
Thurfdly evening, Teh II, bas bcru f,zc.l no tho
tmc and rarwel iial ss ,rc riar, !or sau lropo,eI
gtcnd t. tr.tsI!os!a! to The Ess. duhn Gordon. The
con%ea 'e,s Of Arranessnt. rl hat thy 1euirs
Church, which lad been kindly teuere for The Ice-
1T q hsf ia'e "*tor therefore ths chauyc bus cci.
. -
fact that among tho4a wAu take prominent rars
in the exercises, are Mrs. slayto thu tstiugu lsl
dramatic 1eater hr. L. HcAnze teunr md t:.r npw
and accomplished s0srnno u l'oltiu, Miss uGahtE
NEST HIDE srEELE-na,.4wAy.
Superintendent lkkn, of the West Stle street.I{sI-
way CotHEauy, Ia bG*ily tnEugeA u,akuE changes
which will ptoYe Of nurh convenience xl,l coort 10
tho people living in tbs Wei. bNitn1. II the
weather 81 faVoratIs tho ru,ntus time {
tho cara Randolph street aud Mil
wautre avenue will 10 ltssesed to-day.
Tho itandoIh strsas ears, which lnrstnforc uaiu
the tl1;le between MtAteru uYeuo ztaA htAc in
tE,rtynvs uluute4, will Lcreatt,r maas It III thirty.
ia,uutes. Tha viii al-o Ia run thrre lnssa
apart iusta4d of live, at heretofore. Ou Mw4ukar
ayenne ths running tilnu viii he shortened II tbs
proportion aud Tho will be rt lsnltns apart
}ustesa Of t4plYe. In Van DHrcn street tiIujl4,
chang. 6tays been tuale, reducing the G1ic tctwetl
tie Cars 1ruM twesYa 10 nlne lntnt!trs.
WALSH w. uUsHEISoN. -.-
Tho Lteatel tisctlou Ut Walsh "a. Gunt!crapt
csus up ye.lsslsy uoru:uH usfors J1dgu WalIats il
the OnHnS Gourt, Messrs. L1Una,d SWEET and Iigwal
NiLsuu fet rtsshtssR tls rbntsAt.e, uAl 4lr. j, j
kEicktELua, 1fF tl4s C4;1t@tatlt.
Tbs lol1.kGt far tniltcAteA hda Plea to tho 1Hrfs
lton Of tLB Ceu:s. cl:sns:Eg that lAe County
Can't hAA juFit':tct,n IN tbs iaa:tef uatltl
tas 0tntral Ehcttun E!~. Tns collt t,t4nt r.I.!t
Into court tn4er see " VI ts GtnssA Lection law
, 1875-02-05

was heAltbroken, What could 10 donc Finally
aon,e ono remembered that u sstor of Mias
Wards Ind i'ccn married two yoars tcsores and
that al,a had not cut mp her wedding dress This
waa 1l,rricdIy brought frou, is dug. .plnco and
the rnor bride was married In lior sisters we'd
ding.1reea.'
, 1875-02-05
uIbh HENS.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Fob. 4.-The Unlon Pacific
ttniu from the Eaat wAa five hours late today.
Utah Southern trains are running 10 payson,
Utah.
Tho weather il pleasant aud largo nuant!siea
Of orc are coming down from tte canous. No
Anom.sltaos have occurred gecuutly.
, 1875-02-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

DosToN, Fob. 4.-Arriycd. steamer Slbe!ia
from liverpool.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-stcaaashins America nj
ElyAia, from New York, bavo arrivctI cut,
NEW fonH. Fab,-.lrtyel, steamships Schiller
from Hamburg.
, 1875-02-05

CuAn1EsToS. s, c., Fob. 4.-rho Natloal
Grange met again this morning. Tho proceeI
iugs, SO far iii made public, were limited to lht
appointing OF committees. and considering s1l
accepting invitations 10 visit snrious places Ihs
Grange adjourned to o'clock tonight.
, 1875-02-05

Tho Democratic evening papor ut Indianapolis
the ti.ton suspended yesterday for tho waa:o!
support. after living Just Clio year. 1t was stsa'
ed by printors aa workingmen'd organ, but VII
aod ont to the Democrats.
, 1875-02-05

when for very snail sum nf nuney You can net Of
A. ]. Snins. tic q. O. D. eothter. ,ico war,u lister
overcast Il tic very ulbtst cut, That will keep out
tr estrsAt cold, aud than repay fur thu tnyctt
'nrn tho fist Iay. NJ. ls4 anI l5 bato strrct upl,o
site lal1nrr lipllse,
, 1875-02-05
CRIMINAL.


]. II. Iltco1nb. Jtacr at George Holt's gaming
h1uasthn who H.ruculonely csrnred convctlon
last nohth. hRa again teen nrrestet. Dw!ug to his
Sickness Jus.!ce Boyden continued his til satur.
day.
Mr.. Il. Abbey Of this city, had hla pocket picked tho
Other day Of Sumo fno sreenena al uat.so Goll,
wurth htt 81. lla will tya $50 for their recovery,
aud i53 for the arrest or tho thief.
Sheriff agaew, With HatlIfa Lorgey and Dunhum,
left yesterday morning for Joliet With cigher lrso-
convicted during The january torn, o I'll" Criminal
courk of various erlnaes. Among tln nu:llier
Fiji Carils, Tho ex-pniccnuu, WIZ soe3 dawn fnr
3eur Itr larceny. With tho g.ug wls hoy lould
the Reform !srhao. Thia leayea under tho care Of
JailoE Doyle 2da ssontrs.
About midnight ot Wednesday, olcer ]. A. sotroun,
Of the htoe Yard police, dlscast rtd three III thu
art Of driving from thp yards small Irr" of hugs
whlch hn very naturally cnncit|etl iI mt honn tn
thcEs. Wlei intcroSlcd as tu hoir Intentions they
teak 70 hrir hrels. sornlln gasc ciase, anil sns-
cte:fcd tn cAutuilng one ot tho tlsscs-tur srh they
proved to he-and loeEad lin up. s1irLaol rlcrncy
VIA hts nane, mil yesterday :nofutng hu WIS tlke
brfnrs Justice Williams, u LsIe, who hell him to tal
10 the sum of 81 ,010.
, 1875-02-05

1t nscd's Temple ri Music, No. q Van Du.en etrcet
Eocd heeond'.u1 Itauos with Seven octascs, rosewood
c7tcs s,lI rayvca ega. can 10 bouRb. from 500 to
$2oD,-waIkausd Hfo 3sats.
, 1875-02-05

Ladioa' White Cotton Underwear,
our o~u Manufacture. ChsHl!4e drawers, anI stirs
Ut II rcnts H. mud sla which ia about 10 rer eeut
lcss taaa rsguar lsces Look at our u esut s5 cent
aHi 5t.=5 cuEsets. tAApn,uu1s, III sua liz stato
street,
, 1875-02-05

OFFICIAL REPORTS,
WAsn1SaToS, d. G., Feb. I.-for the Lower
Alisaisrtnpi, Upper Mississippi, and the North
west, falling barometer, southeast winds, warm
CT. clear, or llazy weather. For the Lake region,
stationary or higher barometer. southwest Winds
Anh warmer and clear weather, with occaHiuuai
local snoWa.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
tfffrtf Eat,
, 1875-02-05
NEBRASKA

NEHHNSNN. ~
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 4.--No tralns ovor tho Chi,
cago l. Northwestern Road for two days. Tho
Union Pacific train wns four hours lutte. Thu
storm las abatod, but tho weather IL extremely
cold.
, 1875-02-05

ATcn1HoN, Kan, Fob. 4.~-The cold for the past
t!sroo days las been intensn sud 1t Is feArcd
that mich suffering will bo occasioncd
throughout tho frontier conuties. 4 dis.
patch ELates that twenty men Moro
frozen to denth at,d many otlaTs
Ind their limbA ftczon during tho svycse coId
weather in JANUARY, and tile present cold spell
la almost an sevore al thou. Tho mean temfer-
aturo during tlio month OF January WIS IL deg,
i deg. colder than tho mean temperature for
eleyeu years. previous.
, 1875-02-05

Sptefa, D.spairh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
FoNp Du Lac, Wis, Feb, 4.-Tho storm has
ceased. The drifts aro highor tIlan have beon
seen here In twenty years. Much damage is
done to buildings and stock.
Srsrtat Uspath tn Ths Chtraao Tribunc.
MADISON Wis, Feb. Avery iIeavy snow
storm, hero yesterday. About inches fell,
which drifsed badly, aud caused sn altnost entire
suspension Of railway travet. Tho railroad NIL
thoriiea nro hatd at work clearing tho roads Of
snow, and trains will DO running regularly again
Tomorrow. The weather ia very cold thcr-
1nomoter ~ deg. below this morning.
, 1875-02-05

The young m:n appeared neain at the printing
Office. abuut th1so days alter giving tho order xni
t1pl away ahnut luo Of tho blanks. T'e Printers To-
evlg him to ku swiudIcr then sent so1nc of tho blank
Quincy i:ai:rp0d, asknE whether thGy genuine
They wcro Mt onco informed that they not, and
.!te young aal, eslls. aEsn !" have him arrested.
ha',ls. au1 tlerc ii hui little prospect that hu eYrr
will. Thea IL Eucll road IN Hranl Union e., /;
~, l. &. +. II. r.. .bHt evidently tho yonug ra.cai
intended forEn t,o name OF tha Superintendent Of
thu Chicago, Huntington pn!ncy Railroad 10 tbo
sraut however il evident on tho face Of Tho tlckgt.
there IL prospect that hu Will ever succeed til dia-
postpp Of AuY III thetI
, 1875-02-05

Of cavalry IN escort under Capt. N. sparks falls
hAck anl! forma, antI tho Governor leaves liH
carriage. Tie Earl's facc atnl form, arc anlli-
wears tho Windsor (Dlplomatio) ),uniform of tho
First Claes, dark blnc lilo coat ia almost conf
tleloy covered In front With iloavy embroidery
Of crimson, and gold: tho sntno In repeated iitor
ally by the square foot OH tho sleeves:
cal1nr, and 1iapa, Willie broad gnkl
stripe rims down tho traNanrF. The
hnt Is cooked, Burinounted with white plumcs.
Tho Earl wears tho diplomatic sword md tho
Orders uf tho Oath {liniglt Commandor) aud Of
NJ Patrick
, 1875-02-05

TICKET sWINDLE.
Another Ticket swindla has jnst coma to light and
luckily hss netn npped In tho bud OIL account Of a
early detection. \ Hhnrt tirno ngo u young man ate
raascd at tho printing Office uf II. McAlastcr h Co.
No. 1873 State street. ana ordered several hundred
blank forms followH
Grand uni"n G., Il. l. o. and q. p. n,R,
Special Agreement.
Tho hcarcr, according to special agreement Ia here
ty privileged to PASS OIL - From - To --.---
-, Stunt.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-30

The School House question is again
before the people of this village, and
will be voted upon, Manday, May 10th,
1S75,-the School Board having issued
their notice of election for that day. The
proposition as presented to. the voters is
as follows:
"For the levying of a tax of Ten
Thousand Dollars on the x-payers of
said School District and annexed terri
tory, for the purpose of building new
School House within said District, said
tax to be made payable within years.
in manner following, owit.
"One-fifth of the said Ten Thousand
Dollars. with the interest accruing
thereon, to be paid in each and every
year, until the total amount is paid.
at being understood that the Board
of Directors of said School Dictrict will
issue Bonds for the said amount of Ten
Thousand Dollars, the said Bonds to be
paid by the said tax"
The polls will be opened from
o'clock p. M. to O'Clock p. m.-- at the
Township Clerks office.
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SELLERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OUR connections with other Real Estate
" Agents is very extensive, and aided by our
advertising arrangements, gives US splendid op-
portunities for buying and selling property.
We VIII do all in our power to secure purcha-
sers and having found them we will assist theln
in getting what they want, with just the kind
of title they want
We offer for sale the following property:
270 acres of first class farming and grazing
lard, with good buildings, plenty of water and
lumber, also an abundance of good fruit; miles
south east of Somerset, Ohio, and on very rea-
sonable terms
167 acres miles south Of Somerset, Ohio, In
very good repair, good soil, 100 acres cleared,
balance in the best of timber, all well fenced,
good springs and about 1900 fruit trees; truly a
good farm at low price and easy payments.
&c acres of land in Thorn township Perry coun-
ty, Ohio; very neat u story house, good fruit.
some timber. and every thing in the best OF r
pair; fine little home for some one cheap
800 acres of hIst class prairie land in o. Brien
county, Iowa, will sell cheap OF trade for small
farm In Ohio, or town property.
10 acres Of land with good improvements
good soil, plenty Of choice fruit and good soft
water, adj shining the corporation OF Somerset
Ohio. win positively sell cheap.
a desirable property situate in the city Of
Circleville, Pickaway county. Ohio, consisting
of a dwelling house in very good repair cor Ii,iI-
ing six rooms and kitchen, good well OF water,
eistern, necessary qpt buildings, well set with
fruit trees IN healthy locality and quiet neigh
borhood.
Also a vacant lot situate in said city and in the
same locality, the above said lot; Is nicely situ
ated for building in a good neighborhOod, These
properties will lie sold on reasonable terms.
August 5, lS1a. YlnlT
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If the visitors to Shawnee from SOM
erset and vicinity and elsewhere gener-
ally wish to find comfortable quarters,
good square meals from a bountiful ta-
BILE and gentlemanly attention from
''mine hosts" of an inn, let them visit
abe "Union House," in that place, now
under the proprietorship of Green & Co.
Frank is Reading township boy,
as full of genial hospitality as should
be, and becomes son of George Green.
If the guests of the Union" do not
fare well, and feel at home, it Will be
their own fault,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-30

Shearer of the Marysville Tribune
has "faced" on publishing any more
anonymous communications as
are in the nature of personal attacks,
reflections" upon individuals, etc.
Here is what he says about 1t:
thereafter we shall make it stand
ing rule when any one sends us a COM
munication in which he touches upon
the conduct or improprieties of others,
that he shall attach his name to the
document in full. The world has, for
six thousand years, more or less, been
sailing under fictitious colors, and it is
the work Of this nineteenth century to
bring every thing down to true stand
ard, 20 hereafter, when you wish to
punch ny Jake, or John, or Joe, OF
Katy, or any of the family, just put
your whole name to your comWunlca-
tion apd face the music. Your name
has as good right to bear the burden
of your own production as onrs; and il
YOU have net the courage to thus back
up your facts or fancies, don't askzas to
do it. We have been bearing the bur-
den, and in many instances the i'll di'
gested notions and fancies and false as
sumptions Of othsFs 30 long that ouI
shoulders are sore, and we cannot en-
dure it longer. Every tub should
stand upon it's own bottom. Here is the
end of our argument. 1t has got to b
hereafter just as we have laid IL dowr
without regard to persons"
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AGENTS WANrEp.

DR. FooTE IL the authcr Of "lrrDIcAr. Cox
MON 5EEEE-" n book that reached a circulation
Of over $4,000 copies; also, Of "PLAIs HOAX
TALE" more recently published, which has sold
to the extent Of 10000 copioa also, Of "scIEEoK
IN sEoRT," which 10 now being published In series
coNTENTs TABLES
Of ALL excepting the Aforementioned work (Which
ia cut Of print). win be sent free on application
10 either Dr.. FooTE, or the EpTray Hill Publish
Ing Company. whose once Il 40 Hast 2sth Street.
Agents-both man and wom0n--wantad To- sell
the foregoing workA 20 whom liberal profit Will
be allowed. The beginnings Of small fortunes
have been made In selling Dr.. FooTE'a popular
works. "PLArS HoMR TALK " il particularly
adapted to adults, and saEEcE IN EToHTT is
inst thu thing for the Young. send Tor conteuts
tables and SEQ for yourselves. The former answers
a multitude Of questions which ladies and gentle
raen feel decaeJ about asking Of thsir pys icnn7
There is nothing In literature at al like eithor
Of tho foregoing works. SCIENCES IN 8ToEx
can only be hal of agents Or " tbs Publishora
"PLAIN HCA TALK" 10 published 10 both ne
Engli.h and German Languages Once more
Agents Wanted,
ADDRLss As ABOVE
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FARM FOR SALE.

In Reading township, Perry county, o.,
three miles west of Somerset,
And a half mile west of Reading. on the
Thornville road, $50 Acres cleared
land and 40 acres timber land, on which
are a two-story brick house, containing
rooms, and to which is attached a
kitchen one-story high; barns-one
frame and the other log;-2 orchards; a
spring at the house, and well at the
barn. l offer this Farm very low. If
anybody wants TO buy a farm, res
pectfully invite him to call and see
mine NOAH RIDENHOUR.
Feb. ), 1875. 43m4
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Fresh Hops, at Ashbrook's.
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RemovaI-Myers and YarneIl, dea

RemOyal-Myers and Yarnell, dea-
lers in Stoves Tin-ware, &c, and man
ufacturs of Tin-ware of all kinds, Spout
ing, Stove-pipe, ETC., respectfully an
nounce to the public that they have re-
moved their establishment to Kline's
building, Immediately west of McQuaids
on West Main street, where they may
be found in readiness to accommodate
customers. in almost anything in the
Stove and Tin-ware line of trade.
RA They will give special attention
to job work, and orders for roofing or
spouting will be promptly attended to
MYERS & YARNELL.
April 10th 1S35-Itf.
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MITE SOCIETY. Mite Society of
the NJ Z. Church will hold their next
social gathering in the Court House on
Wednesday evening, May 5th. The en-
tertainment will be given by Mrs. James
E. Chilcote, Mrs. Nathan Danison, Mrs.
George Drummer, jr., and Mrs. J. c. c.
Myers. An additional entertainment
will be furnished by Stephen G. Dick,
and Samuel Skinner, Esqrs. The form
er gentleman having challenged the lat
ter to spelling match. The same to
take place on the said evening.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-30

A tender, juicy roast or steak, we'll
"prepared," has remarkable tendency
to sweeten the disposition of family
circle. Joe Att makes specially of
dealing in this kind of beef, and the
public can at all times be accommodated
with any desired quantity of the same at
his Meat Market under the clerks Office.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-30

Several of the "boys" had their heads
felt at the "side- show" last Friday, at
an average cost per head of $500. The
joke of the matter is, this head-feellng
business, as well as the paying for it,
was all done under protest from the bo, ..
But you see, the "longer a fellow lives
the more he fnds-out." Don't he?
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Mrs. j. II. willard

Respectfully announces TO the people Of
Somerset, that she is now giving lessons
on the Piano and Organ, and from her
abundant experience in teaching, she
will guarantee satisfaction to her pat
rons. To those wishing advancement in
this art, We would ndvise them 10 call
carly at her residence on North Column
bus street.
May 29th, 1874. Z
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The Cantata was rendered last even
ing in the Town Hall, to large audi
ence. The performance was IN every
respect fully up to the highest public ex-
pectation, and gave general satisfaction.
1t will be repeated this evening, and as
it is by all odds the best performance
that has come off in the town for long
time, all lovers of good thing should
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-04-30

Mrs. Mccormick is going after more
goods on Monday next-her first stock
for this Spring being already nearly ex-
hausted. This speaks well for Mrs.
McCormick's taste and judgment in
the selection of goods, and shows that
enterprise and determination to please
are duly appreciated by the ladies of
this community,
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NOTICE.

All persons having unsettled accounts
with ]. c. c. Myers, are earnestly re-
quested to come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement / am desirous of
closing my books, and in fact must do
so before great while Hoping that
this will be sufficient notice for the pur-
pose. 1 remain, Respectfully
J. c. C. MYERS.
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New LEXINGTON, o., April %, rs.
ED. PREss:---Mr. George Davenport,
respected citizen of this place, at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat.
Physicians were prompted summond,
who did all in their power to relieve
his sufferings; but it is feared the case
will prove fatal. 1t is suppose that his
mind was somewhat deranged, which
led to the rash act. A.
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B9 We have just received nice lot
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If any of onr readers have any book
binding to do, they will do well to send
to Sullivan & Brown, of GAINESVILLE,
whose card appears in this issue of the
pracS
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l 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 a 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, Prop'r.