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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the
~ undersigned, will DC received At the Audi
t RS Office until IL o clock IN, on Tuesday. the
8lst OF October, 1876 for furnishing 100 cords
of OAK and 100 cords of PINE WOO good
and sound-to be corded in the Gas House yard
for the use of the poor If the city.
I. G. ONEAL,
oct 27-td Chairman Com OH the Poor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

REG1sTRATloN.-Ih h, registration progressed
more rapidly to-day, and efforts to brlDg up
voters seemed to be redoubIcd. AT three
O'Clock tins evening he registration mad been
added tn AS follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28
EXCURSIONS.
$3.50.

Children betwtcE 3 and y years Of sge 81
Tickets good on all trains except limited ex-
press.
gss-Tckets for sae at E. NJ. Whitaker e.
Sons, GAL Pennsy ivanis aVenuai VIM .ii"ri-
tynes, 428 It'll st., northwest; Gilmau's Drug
Store, 627 fn. ave; Hellcr's Drug store. 5O5
Pa. ave under National Hotel Majors Drug
Store 800 7th st., W cor. Fl St; j. T. Cole &
Cos ''St Cloud Hotel Drug Store, cor 9th
and SITS i, n. W, Washington, u g., and at
George T. French's Book store, 50 King street.
Alexandria, vs.
N B-No tickets will b, sole! ut The railroad
depot. By order Of the Exec, Com. oct 25-i0t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28
WHAT DOES IT SIGNIFY "A promiuel

WHAT DOES IT SIGNlFY?-A prominent
colored politician, 10 the Fourth Ward, has
erected pole 10 lis yard, at the top OF which
fl ats Ii ayes aod Wheeler A.=. ard uuder-
Death he stars aud strips, Uuton doom The
Specification OF the position vi the natl al nag
is not understood, uuirsS il meaDs t. typliy The
distressed condition OF the country 10 the event
of HAYES and Wbee3r's election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28
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MEETINGS..
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.
EDUCATIONAL.
Mss F. sTooPS

MISS +. ETOOPS
TEACHER Of MUSIC,
On the Harp. Piano, Organ and Guitar also in
Vocal Lessons, Harmony and thorough bass.
Terms reasonable. Refers by permission to
Hon. ex- Mayor kemper, Mr.. Il. l.. Came,
Principal OF st Johns Academy, MIR. A. Scho-
field and others For information Ply ut the
residence of Capt. Thos. kuid, northeast corner
OF Prince uLd Alfred streets, between ths hours
Of ind p. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
oct 23-6t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28
CITY HOTEL FOR RENT.

y.. CITY HOTEL FOR RENT.
E; This property is situated 81 tn" ) w. cor
OF Royal and Cameron streets, IL alexandria,
Va fronting The City HsIl snG Market tu.il.
inss. Possession gwen on the first day .: Jan
uary next Apply TO WIN Il. lRM n, no.
1872 Prince ST., AlexandrlY Va oct 4-tI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.

,,urRcH SERVICES, Sc, TO MORROW
r,sfsr CHURCH Service at IL "a. 10. ana ~ p.
y, Inv rev. knlocb Nelson.
sT PAUL's CHURcH-Service at ii w. anu
!, M BY Rev. DR. Norton. :,
ft:p.cE CHuRcn-Service At ii H. M ana -
, m b, Rev. !'r Sprigg.
pSr MARY's CHURcH-Mass at and IL ~ III.
yr.pers 1T y. M. c,L,
mon PREsBYrS. CHURCH First church,
>arvIce il, the morning and at night by Rev
Dr. Bullock. oou;oo
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.,SSerVice
mI"9Iag nd night bv Rev Mr.. Dinwlddie
METH. EPIs. CHURcH-Service at IL a. M .
nv XIV. W. G. Webb Childrens service at o
.. m. Service at Il p; m. by Rev. John Ryan
,B4 hazZar's F"ast " :,
METH EpIs CHURCH SoUTH-SerVlce at IL
N aud o. m BY Rev MIR Waugh
METH. Prot CHURcH-Service In the morn
vsld at night by Rev DR.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CHUKCH-Service in the morning
.nd VI .;gh BY Rev. w. 5. Penick.
WHARF MISSION CHAPEL-Services at ooo
pGrruAS misunderstanding At II a. NJ
whe, u sermon will be delivered by Rev. Mr..
Eleck. nsten. ..
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc!ATIoN.-
pr.ver meeting in the Meth. Epis. Church, at
four 0. IN. Jail at p m. Aims House at 2! p.
m Tuesday night. at u O'Clock, Union
PRAYER Meeting in the M. E. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

DISCHARGED A colored man and woman
were arrested and carried 10 the station house
this morning charged with beipg Concerned 10
The r, cent bur ri $ iu this cl.}. Although
there ere some very suspicious clrcumsianc
connected with the parties, yet 20 eVldeDce
Was adducad to Grim nate them and they were
discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

<z. FOX KENT-Tne d " kLLlHG HOU&E
Es No. 225 Hing street, beLwco.l Patrick AM
Aired. ouppheI with Water and gAa. Apply
Ut this office Jy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

rNE SMALL oTnB.E FOR kEN / In
~ the slley back of Herrck'a harness store
Apply TO G SO. UiLkk SEP l5-lf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

FOX RENT
Hs3 The three story }..lCh DWHLhlNG,
80. IS Fairfax street, between hing and Prince
west SIDE, recent J occupied Dy .laj. Vim. W.
Herbert Apply 70 GREEN ~ VIDE, or lnJ.
Herbert sou I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

FOR SALE Ok HENT-Tnal tLaAS-
Mi ANT RESIDENCE HOUSE No 10 south
Washington street. will be sold on very esSy
terms, or rented Possession given Decenb"r
1st nest An arrangement can be rnsie 10 give
possession 1T any time afunr Nov'r. l0.h next.
Apply to Messrs Janney u Co.. Aicxsrd!s
oct lS-tf K LiIjh ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

MEETING AT FALLS CHURCH The sup,
porters Of Iiden and Hendricks al Fails Church
village and its ueighborhood. will hold grand
uass meeting 10 that village on Wednesday
next The musicis 10 be furnished by the Alex
sndrla Band, and large crowd of people from
the surrounding country is expected to be
present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

ItOOU FARM FOR t:ENT-rhc larm
W "MJU NJ lDA,"
two miles from Il .exahdris; about rs acres OF
arabic land TWO DWhLLlAGS. B.rns ani
other out houses Terms low Apply - GEO.
UH LEX, King 81, near cor. Lao SIP lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

NO. AZ S. WAoHINGTJN 81. FOR
E$i RENT. Possession given October Isl, 1876
Avuiy to GEO UHLEk scJ lo-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

IF you desire anything 10 the drug Ito" call
upon War6 I'D & Hail.; while there secure
bottle of Wells Eureka for your teeth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

TIA FOE RGNF-Ih, centrally located tnf.r
Hi, story BRICK DWELLING, on Duke ST.,
Ouc door west from F.irIaX s.roct Apply 10
Dr.. +. j. MI kPII. oct2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

A GUARANTEE that any one affected with
constipation or torpid Liver can be relieved by
taking regularly, by directions. Simmons Liver
Regulator. It has been known to cure 10 hun
dreds of cases, and will do it again.
''As general family remedy for dyspepsia,
torpid Liver, constipation, &c, | bave ueVer used
anything else, and have never been dlsappolot-
ed 10 effect produced; it seems to be almost a
perfect cure for all diseases OF the stomach and
bowels. w. J. McElroy, Macon, Ga"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

To sootb disturbed feelings brougat 90 by
cold, and 10 cure Coughs, Group, aud Hoatse-
ness, give Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, which may
be had at drug stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

nc. FOR RE ~ r--l'hn THREE DrOKf
Ms BECK DWELLING HOUSE, No 50
north Faif4x street nous IL thorough repair
has gas and wsta- Possession given immo-
distely. Goct 1911 = y CDkBkTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

PERSONAL Rev. I. NJ. Whittle, Bishop
of the Protestau' Episcopal Church 10 the Do
ocse of Virginia, was 10 this city to-day en- route
for Pohick Church, where he will administer
the rite of confirmation TO morrJw. The Bishop
is looking we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-28

FAIRFAX RADICALS. The radicals held a
meeting last ulgil at Accotirk, one OF their
strongholds 10 Fairfax, which is said to have
been we'll attended. Speeches we're made by
|. G. O'Neal, candidate for Congress; 5. A.
Coe, OF Falls Church, and others. Among
those present were several whit; radicals from
this ojtv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

There is great diffeFsnee of opilS
ion in the East as to how California
will go in November, but the San
Francisco Rsststin thinks the Repub-
hcans viz carry the State, and gives
the following reason for thinking 80
The success in Indiana, coupled
with the defeat in Ohio, If il mesas
anything, is an insation success. IL
is triumph OF Hendricks over TildeD.
IL elesatss the paper side Of he Dem
oeEs:ie platform The last Of the
ticket has become the head. Harz
money and TildsB have gone under
Hendricks sad soft money are On top.
But tbs is just the thing that will bS
disastrous TO the Democracy in Cali
fOrBia. where there 10 only a irihiDg
majority to overcome. Ia may ike
wise affect Oregon, which has gsaer-
ally been conceded to the Democrats.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

and financial ability of Mr.. Tildeu,
We should have preferred less bare.
faced and unblushing form of swind.
ling, aud one without the desired
sting Of perjury attached thereto, as
reminder of the depth of depravity
attainable by arailroad and iron-mine
wrecker.
Lewis Wood, Baltimore reform
er, sought to make a vote for Tilden
by stealing the papers of a colored
ed voter, but Judge Giles has sent
him up for thirty days, unless bis
friends pay a fiue of 800 for him.
DELTA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
Soufb csrelinS.

What poor bypocrite the South
Carolina Hotspur, General Wade
Hampton makes of himself in preach
ing to bis rifle clubs to make no Fe.
sistanee" to their "wrongs. but to
'bsre their breasts % the shots Of
the GoyernGen, soldiers. iii they
should ere oa the people" Does be
expect sny one to believe that be and
his followers are that kind of men {.
Does be not know that all the world
understands who are the sgzressors
in the work of shooting down, not
armed and organized bodita q
Of men, like bis rife clubs, but un-
armed and unorganized Republicans,
black aud white Such hypocrisy
deserves universal contempt The
United States troops are 10 South
Carolina 10 insure peace, order and
an honest election. The outrages
hesped upon colored Republicans
have so provoked them to retaliation
that 10 some places the rebel whites
are alarmed and cali upon the sol
diers soE protection, and this while
the Confederate General Hampton
is calling on them TO bare their
breasts" TO Federal bullets!
Such is Democratic ehivalry 10
South Carolina, the botbed Of politi-
cal iniquity in which secession treason
and all the destructive brood OF ls
that followed tte attack on Fort
Sumpter had their origin. And such
is the dominant wing Of the party
sAieh is seeking to get control Of the
Government through the. election Of
that oldfashioned Democrat oi iAe
John c. Calhoun stripe, Samuel J.
Titdan
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

The Democrats, during the summer,
quoted the New York ErsHiHg fost
on a., questions Why dont they
quote this paragraph, on the PresI-
dents proclamation, from The Post /.
The Presidents proclamation, is
within the strict letter Of be law.
The South Carolina affair Is eiasrent
from The Louisiana AGAR Then Fed
eral aulnoriIy vas used To regolu-
rionize Stale government Vow
The Goverumebt interposes at be So
lcitation Of a regularly organized
State government. The constitution
is specific in this matter. Aad tbe
President has cOnsazmed TO j, litter
ally. Governor Chamberlain Is the
Governor Of South Carolina, 10 fact
aad in law, recognized as such by
that State, aud by all other States,
and by lbe United States tie has
represented to the Pre-iden. that IN
surrection exists 10 biz Stale aud has
ked tot sid 10 suppress u The
Legislature is not in session, and
upiD the Governors request the
President, in Inc exercise OF clear
cJn 4iituiiODaI power, proposes 10
give the aid"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

SENATOR BLAINE hit the nail
squarely on the beadin bis speech At
Cincinnati, the other day, when be
declared that the FIRST political duty
OF every loyal voter in the North M
this Juncture. was to make certain Of
the election OF Republican Congress
The struggle in this country today is
ior the possession Of the House oe
Representatives That House has
the power to tax and the power 10
appropriate money They hold The
purse and the sword Of the nation
and the rebel Democracy are now
striving as they never before strove
for anything in this world. 10 boIa
possession OF that House They
bave got 1t to-day as absolutely a.
they ever bad in the old pro-slavery
days; and the ne hundred and Ter
Northern Democrats. take their les
sons from the seventy Southern mem
bers, aud do exactly as they are bid
In their own section they will sbo,.
gun the whole business through. un-
less deferred by the military power
ofthe United States. Not a single
hepuolican electoral vote, or Repub-
hean member Of Congress, is to be
eonhdentislly depended upoa from
the Southern States The honor and
safety Of the nation are in the keep
ing OF the Republicans Of the North
Eaal lerc,ni
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01


Here's lit;le batch Of interesting
bills. How do you fancy raising cat
tie on corn, farmers to, paw such
claims as these
By Mr.. Young Of Tennessee A
bill to pay Dudley Fraser S25. 400 for
the rent Of his shed and storehouse
occupied by the United States armv
BY Mr.. Bright, Of Tennessee 4
bill to pay Thomas Hoard SIS. 600
Tor supplies taken by the United
States army from his plantation
near the backgrounds Of Stone L y
er, Tenn.
BY Mr.. House. Of Tennessee A
bill to pay Davidson County. Tenn
s36,4lG for occupancy Of Coars
House OF said county by United
States troops.
BY Mr.. Young, Of Tennessee. 4
bill to pay John t. Stratton s.. .28G
for rent of shed occupied by United
States troops.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
s-m-,.,-4 for s-,a.--. :. q. ,,.,.,

Ah ,rSr-, isH.i.~, .h.,e- lb4t ,br,e
were d'- charged f,.a. fh,. -
erS IL pr Urpi - ~. p,-,,.,,.-.,i..
Cob'efera's II Isi-e r. E.,rs-...,..
tlVes At Washington last wj,,er ..
7 MON soldiers; from the Clerks ogirc
~ | mon soldiers; from the postotEce
Is ! MON soldiers; from the eapi,oi
police, making 81 Union soIdis-s
discharged by the Democrstic Uonse
A number of these soldiers were d;s-
aDled IN the service. There wers a,
pointed intheir places as far "a "a,
De ascertained. 10 the doorkeensr,s
department, l9 Confedera,es. In Tho
clerks Office 10; ia the post6Bee II
capitol police | and 3 commit,ee
elerks-making o. Confederate sol
dlers appointed in their places The
names of many of the employees Of tbe
House, such as extra messengers fol-
ders and extra clerks. cannot BE- as
eertalned for the reason that ,hev are
paid upon vouchers instead Of a reop-
lar roll, but great number of them
are ex-Contederates. This u A start
ling fact and should be borne in mimi :
as TOE election approaches. by everv
patriot 10 the land Let every Vnio,
soldier remember this fact when al
ed to vote the Democratic ticket
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

There are Indications that Affairs iD
South Carolina may speesiily reach q
crisis. Tie last outrage and attend.
ing murders peEpetrated by the Dem.
oerais have determined Gov. Cham.
berlaiu to issne proclamation cali
ing on all white military OrgABis1
tons 10 surrender their arms and dis
band and, in the event % tkeir Dos
doing 80. to prOela.sa a sisse of iu-
sarrection, aud cali OB the Presidesa
for proieetios Ifbe should do this
we shall near Of lively times very
soon
Ia recent letter Col Il W. FiSG--
ney. oi Mississippi. writes "COn-
s,ituted as our party il. ws are pow
erless To defend ourselves. sud -se-
knowledge H. Rat tbiok the DeI=-
ocrsls ougai 10 permit Us 10 EOts an
moleslea II. however, il is decided
anywhere 10 the State THAI We sbeis
Dot. let Us return boms and appeal %,
the country for protection
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

rHE Philadelphia BuHetis bits ths
nail squarely on the head in the fol-
lowing paragraph
at is a little odd that some Of the
loudest elamOFsFs fOr reform IN the
present campaign are those who are
themselves in dire need Of reforma-
ton A politician who robbed tbs
government of his Income tax muss
possess an unparalleled amount os
impotence when be eomas forward
with the statement that Il embodv
the idea Ofreform = and newspa-
per which attacks a public officer
upon the ground that be has used the
public money unfairly, while the
journal itself is proved to bave OBJ
tanned some Of that money by Illegal
and understandable processes which
were finally checked BY the accused
official, has audaeity which il amsz-
ing, although not admirable
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

A tNftcs
! send in this communication an ex.
tract from letter first received from
gentleman who has visited Wes,
Nlrginia, where Confederate major.
ity Of 10000 it is alleged, has been
given The minister alluded 10 was
for nearly forty years the editor Of
one OF the most influential journals
in Western Pennsylvania. He went
TO West Virginia on business. and
perfectly unprejudiced as to the pres
ent political conflict.
His letter saws: "My FIRST trim
was down the Ohio River, about one
hundred miles below Parkersburg
West Va, and i bad the full benefit
OF ali the excitement on both sides Of
the Ohio, without, | Fsgret to say,
being able to assist. | heard the
Democratic rebels at Wheeling.
while parading with torches, singing.
and with evident approval of the im.
mediate audience who witnessed
them from the houses and sidewalks:
"Hurrah Gar tho lAan who
Pullel the trigger
That killed the man
Who freed the niger"
And they shouted:
"Hurrah for JEFF Davis
And l had to stand there and wit
ness it all without being able to brain
them need net tell you that | was
bursting with indignation-to think
that the moderate and "liberal''
Republican sentiment which prevail
ed after the rebels were defeate d bad
allowed these helI-hounds the privi-
lege of voting, much less Of showing
their aceursed eountenances ia public
Office and in seats ut the National
Capitol. | thought and felt so all
along Humble as am, / foresaw
trouble from the Amnesty act, and it
has proved all feared The North
has been too lenient; the rebels should
have been disfrsnchised and kept in
position in some degree commensu-
rate with their csimes. Had we
treated thess people as they deserved
az ,sgaEds the elective franchise alone
i say nothing OF life and prosperi-
ty- their altitude to-day would have
been far different"
l am Of the opinion that there are
few Of our old Republicans of 1856
and 1860 who will think the above
expression in regard to the facts de-
tailed much out Of the way. As
Republican, voseF from 1860 to 1876, |
ts'ak the old gentleman is right
ALwAYsA A REPUBLICAN.
hRooKLYS, Oct, 1876.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
piles, FisIu,ss. Structures.

The above classof complaints VIII be reno, Ell
~ nightly fomenting the parts with warm water,
AID tnen by BlnEl etectuai rubDing in ihe ulnt-
ment Persons suffering ron these direfpl com
their progress. Il sh0uid be understood that IL Il
not sufficient merely 10 smear tine Un;me on the
affected parts, bai Il must be well rabbed in Tor .
considerable time two shfee tiines day, that II
may bc "a ken into the system. whence it Will re-
move any hidden sore or wound e1eciaally as
though ia lIable 10 the eye. There again bread
anu water IoulIices. after the rubbing in Of the
Ointment will do great service. This is the only
sure treatment for iemsles eases of cancer In the
stomach, or where there may be general bearing
down
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

Here are some Of the Democratic
notices Of 1864 displayed at Sy5a,
euse mas meeting organized hy
Samuel J Tilden. Chairman of the
State Gopmiltee:
American soil scourged By an un.
eJnditional despot in Abraham Lin
coin"
IF Seward touches biz hell' again
the people viii stretch bis neck"
The people are ready to make ven.
gence on the advoea'es Of civil war.
"Liacoln has murdered three white
men to free one negro"
Free ballots or free bullets Crush
The tyrant Lincoln before be cfsshes
you
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

4 Washington telegraph says sbas
an examination Of The records Of ike
Southern Claims Commission shove
that q number Of rebel soldiers, who.
guarded the prison pens al Anderson
vile, Salisbury. aad Libby have
claims pending, and that IN every in
stance there Is an abundance Of man
ufsetured evidence " show that ibsF
were always bitterly hostile to ssses--
sion sod loyal 20 the UniOn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

There are few facts concerning
Sam Tilden which We trust viii slak
into the minds of DemoeFsts
l. he cana carry bis own State
10 November.
9. He cannot carry any NOrtbern
State
g. He is bypOerj.s, a political
svindler, has long been a public
plunderer, and is really the only dis
reputable candidate prominently aap-
ed on the Democratic side,
He has sought this high OHce
by methods ~ uDPTecedenily shame
le=a sed diareputable thai II would
be an everlasting stigma upon Dem
Ocratic convention TO nominate bin,
aud a reproaeh upon the American
people to elect bIm if nominated
CiacinaG't IRqatrer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

Mr.. Dorsheimsr scoIGed . ssrvant
st Utica hotelthe other day for bis
dilstoriness 10 bringing bin water.
The man courteousiy spologized BY
saying; ~Sure, Mr. Dorsheimef. il
isu't alwsys ss conysneieat TO dhraw
water "a il is to dhrav mileage
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
JOHESTOWN SAYINGS BANK,
I2o CLINTON STREET,
JoHNsT0wN.PA.

Chartered September IL lssa Deposits reeeiy
e. 81 ailsHms not less than one Dollar Present
rate % Interest six per cent Inter- Il Is due in
Tie aluulAs % aue aBd Decem5er, aol Al nOl
uith|iTaNu Is added T. the deposit thus eJniJun-
diug siec a scar without troubling the dcpusi
tor iiteali ~ even % Qrcseut the depIslt book.
Mency io-ned on real estate. Preference, with
liberal rates ana long iilne given 70 borrowers oi-
lerin hTst uortgag. On farms worth four Or more
titncs the amount OF loan desired. Good refer
eBcc perfect titles. &C, required.
ThscJrpUrIgion - exclusively Savings Bank
No c0Iumercial deposits received. nor discounts
made No loans on personal security
Bank Applications for borrowers. copies oi the
ralcs by-laws aud special law relating 10 the
bauk sent 90 any sdrvss requested -
lgCsTEEs.-J mes copper David D4ber- y
q. Ells. Al. Hawes T. ". Hay, Joha Law man
J. II Lsi,siy. Daniel Mclaughlin, ID. J. h"rreii,
Lewis FilIt H. A. Boggs- OoHrad suiPes, beo.
=. SN lik, James Mc-Anlen, Jaiaes No riey and
". ~. Maiters
Daniel J siorreli. President; FraHk Dioert
Treasurer; cyrus Elder, solicitor. uoV2s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

Col. Bob 1ngersclI says. ",be eol-
ored man raises everything that -
raised 10 the Sossh except bell"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

The rsa who viii vote to surren-
de- this Government to the men who
struggled for four years 70 destroy it.
is not worthy The name Of an A@eT'-
can
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

4 hssvy Democratic loss. -Four
hundred barrels ol good Bourbon
whisky we're burned on the 18th ins..,
at Smith Grove, Ky.