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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12
A New vagrnrt Act.

The tramp law passed by the re-
cent Legislature, and signed by the
Governor, among other provisions
declares that all persons going about
from door 10 door or placing them
selves in the streets, highways, or
other roads to beg or gather aims,
and all other persons wandering
abroad and begging. who have no
| fixed place of residence in the town.
ship, ward or bo ough in which the
vagrant is arrested and all persons
who shall come from any place with
out this C5mmoRweaith to any place
within it and shall be found lettering
or residing therein, and shall follow
no labor, trade, occupation or busi-
ness. and have no visible means of
subsistence, and can give no reason
able account of themselves or their
business in such place, are declared
to be vagrants. ANY person so found,
can be, under section I'd OF said Act,
arrested or caused to be arrested and
compelled to labor upon any county
farm, or upon the roads and bigh-
ways of any city, township or bor-
ough, or in any house Of correction,
poor house, work house or common
jail, for term not less than thirty
davs, aud not exceeding six months.
Section eighth provides that all poor
houses, aims houses and Other places
provided for the keeping Of the poor,
are hereby declared TO be work houses
for the purpose of this act; and it is
hereby made the duty of the eusto-
dian of such buildings to provide
work for such vagrants, aud compel
them to work therein, when able, not
less than six hours day
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Taken Clear In.

An actress Of considerable promi-
nence in Paris was admired by a mar
ried gentleman named B. They Wis.
tied in company with the establish
ment Of a prominent jeweler. and
were shown a magnificent set of dia-
monds worth $4,000. B. intimated
that 81 goo were the highest figures
be could use on this occasion He
did not say that be intended to pre-
sent them to the actress, bat she, at
least, thought so, and was. moreover,
fond Of diamonds. The actress hay-
ing taken counsel with herself, visited
the jewelry privately. "B. will give
but 80, 900 for the diamonds" she
said, "and ifhe can get them at that
price will probably present them to
me- You ask So, 900. Be it SO. Here
are the extra $1,000 from my own
purse. When he comes again to-
morrow offer him the jewels for 81
00G. Keep our little game shady.
Farewell" On the morrow B. went
to the jewelers. again and bought the
diamonds for $4,000. The actress
awaited anxiously the coming pres
ent in which she hadso literally iu-
vested. She is still waiting. B.
saw that he had bargain in dia-
monds-he had had really once in-
tended to present them to this queen
of the stage; but he saw financial
storms, disaster, shipwreek on every
side. He said TO himself: These
diamonds are q good investment;
they will certainly bring the money
| have given for them;7 SO he changed
his mind and gave them to his wife.
Whats hers is mine, and what's
l..iae is my own" said he, and the
actress $1,000 A pang shoots
through her breast as she thinks oft.
She has even been obliged to see
those very jewels on the brow of
Madame B.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12
A Bad Roy

A young fellow was taking sleigh
ride with pretty girl. when he met
a minister who was somewhat cele-
bratcd for tying the matrimonial knot
on short notice He stopped and
asked him, hurriedly
"Can you tie knot for me gn
YES y said the minister, Il guess
I can. When do you want it DOPE"
"Wel, right away" was the reply.
Is it lawful, though, here on the
public = Aighwav p
"Oh yes this is as good a place
as any-as safe as the church itself"
We'll, then, | want a knot tied in
my horses tail, to keep it oul OF the
snow"
The minister started on not feeling
too well pleased.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12
JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK,
l2O CLINTON STREET,
YOUNGSTOWN. PA.

Chartered September L. lS7n. Deposits receig-
e.. % ali sums not less than one dollar. Present
fa.c OF Interest siN per cent. Interest Is due in
tire suJcths Of June and December, and if not
Withdrawn Is added To the deposit, thus c1npoun-
tiag teiee a year without Troubling the dePosi-
TOR g. call or even TO present the deposit book.
Money loaned un real estate Preference, with
LIBERAL rates aud long time, given 70 borrowers Of
iyring nrsi mortgages 0n iaTns worth Tour or more
times the amount "a loan desired. Good refer
ence perfect titles, &c. required.
Iiis corporation Is exclusively Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received nor discounts
made No loans on personal security.
Blank applications Tor borrowers copies % the
bank sel- 70 any address requested
IEysrEfs.-lames Cooper, David Dihcrt. q.
q. Ellis, A. J. Hawes. =. ". Hay, John L1wman,
l. h. Lapsy, Daniel Mclaughlin, d. J. Morrell
Lewis Put, IL. A. Boggs, Conrad Suppes, Geo.
4. Swank, James McAIliien, James BIO riley and
". ~. " alters.
Daniel J. Morreli, President; Frank Dibert,
Treasurer; Cyrus Eider, Solicitor. nova.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

Since the trade in human hair has
been 80 much injured in Paris by the
reports that the tresses displayed ia
shop windows came from the hos
pitals or from the heads Of dead per
sons, many Parisiennes insist upon
having the hair cut OF in their pres
ence. The dealers are, however,
equal to the emergency. They bring
up their Breton girl in full costume
She cries as her locks are cut, and the
buyer il satisfied Usually the girl is
an impostOr and the hair fastened 10
her bead by an artful process.
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Mr. HIaine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2s.-Mr.
Blaine reached bis home this evening,
having come through on a special ear
in twenty-six hours from Washington.
He was very much fatigueG and ex-
hausted by the journey, and was tax
en- Immediately to bis residence, noS
being able to stop a moment to receive
the congratulations Of a large num-
Der Of friends that had assembled at
The railway station to welcome him.
He is now Under the care Of his fami-
IL physician.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

A skeptie who was trying to con-
fuse a Christian colOred man by the
contradictory passages in the Bible
asked him how il could be true that
we were in the Spirit, and the Spirit
in us. ooh p replied he, "dar's no
puzzle bout dat. It's like dat poker;
/ put it in de FIRE till it gets red-hot-
now de poker's in De fire, and de fires
in de pOke-n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

A gentleman having ngaged a
bricklayer to make some repairs in
his cellar. ordered the ale 70 be re-
moved before the brieklayer CON-
menced bis work. "Oh, / am not
afraid Of barrel Of ale, sir" said
the man. Il presume not, said the
gentleman "but I think a barrel OF
ale would run at your approach.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

An insane man, named! +. l.. VIII
son, Of Wilmington, North Carolina,
got oat Of his bed in the absence Of
his keeper, and going to the kerosene
can took it uP, poured ct least quart
Of oil upon his head, and then set il
on fire. lie was burned to a crisp
before assistance could reach him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

A Chicago man has not been both
cred by bis vile to get worsted for
her since the morning be appeared
pleased 70 do such an errand, aud ae-
cidentally spoke Of the engaging
Young lady who tended the worsted
cuunra-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

Mark Twain, speaking Of q new
mosquito netting, writes: The day
i comi1g when we shall sit under
our nets 10 church and sl1mber peace
fally. while the discounted lies club
together and take it out Of the min
lister.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

DR. WANDER WEYDE says a first
rate article of jelly can be made from
old boots. And almost any old print
ing Office eau furnish.enough old boots
to make barrel of that sort of jelly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

A country debating society having
satisfactorily decided which Is the
butt END Of a ram, Is now wrestling
with the question: "sbOold the root
Of hog always be under the ground!
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-07-12

\ rush lighs-a head light on az
express train
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Terms of Publication.


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Entirely rewritten by the abiest writer's on every
sugleVt. lrinied .luln new Type, Gnd ILLUSTRATED
WIN several thousand cn,sravIugs and maps
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The best Of cigars Of different brands, manuiac-
tUrcd by himself OF the choicest oi tobaecos.-
These cigars cannot he exeelicd by any in the mar
ket One Of the best stocks Of chewing tobacco
ever brought 70 Somerset. Pixies 10 suit the
times lnn2o
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CHERIFF'S- SALE.
y BY virtue of writ Of Levari Faeias
TO me airected, i'll he ex posed to public sale.
at the .ty . s...
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHIPLEY ST.:
kept by sGeoree W Ortlip, in the city Of vii
mingt n, New Castle county. Delaware. on
',...,.. SATURDAY. -..
h.. THE srh Jay OF JULY. A. d. 1876.
- At2 o'clock, D. n.. .-s..t
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot. / iece or parcel of land
st,fsted in the City Of W ilmington aforesaid,
and parti:nlarly described as follows. TO Wit !,
beginning on ans sSuthe erly side Of Second
str cot bstween West and Washington streets
at the distance of thirty-six feet from the
westerly side OF Test street at the middle of
the division wall between this and the aojoin-
ng house, thence through the middle OF tn 0
division wall southerly parallel with West
southerly side Of a three and a half feet wild 9
alley. thence along said alley side westerly
parallel with Second street eighteen feet 10 a
stake, thence northerly parallei with West
| street and the first mentioned line seventy
| five and half Feet to the aforesaid side OF
| Second street, and thence alGng the same
easterly eighteen feet to the place of Legin-
ming, be the contents what they may. with
the tree and uninterrupted use Of the above
mentioned alley in common. .-. ,-lE-t
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of William 7. SbaE and Mary A. Shaw,
his wife, and t. tie. and to be sold by
VIM. Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office New Castle.
June 20. A. ID. 1876. je22-ts
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of writ of Levari Facias 10
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHIRLEY ST..
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in tho City of Will
m'ngton, New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, 1876,
At o'clock. p, M.
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
in the City of Wilmington aforesaid bounded
and described as follows to wit:
Beginning at the distance of thirteen feet
and four inches. from the corner formed by
the intersechion of the westerly side Of But
'onwood street and the northeriy sideof b
street, lthenoet along said sidc S0f But
tonwood street and the northerly side Iof b
street ( hfty-thfee feet four inches
TO corner thence westerly and parallel with
street eighty feet to another cor
ner, thence southerly and parallel with But
tonw0o1 str eet fifty three feet four inches to
a corner thence easterly along Patrick Nc
Geary's line and parallel with d
street eighty feet to the place of beginning be
the contents thereof what they may, Book, G,
Vol. =. Page 2Sl. &c. :. y
Seized and tax en- into execution as the pro-
perty OF George II Townsend and Mary E NJ,
WM. ii. LAMBsoN. sheiG.
Sherif's Office New Castle,
Jpne, 70. 1876. je2l-ts.
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GEN. Hancock . AND THE Ex. Cox,
FRpRRArEs. Genl-- Hancock was invi-
ted toldeiver anaddrsss at the reutiop
of Hoods Texas Brigade Association,
but he declined in, the following let
tersbns8Dud3 Yneff rt4 'uc-
~ have the, honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of
the LIST instant, in which you tend. me
the fatteripg invitation to address
the surviving members of Hoods
Texas Brigade, Army of Nothern
Virginia. at a meeting to be held at
Bryan, Texas, on the l2th proximo.
Other. engagements, covering that
time, and which cannot be set aside,
and the distance intervening, prevent
nay acceptance Of the same. / write
you thus promptly in order that you
may have time to secure another per
son for the post assigned to me.
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THE l2.h DAY OF JULY. Il
At2 O'clock, p. m.

At2 o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All 'Hess ss Sss o. q S aSr state s
aforesaid. bounds and described as follows
to wit: No. |. Beginnine at point on the
southwest side Of the Road leading from
delaware CITY to Port Penn the distan Sc Of
i've hundred and eighty nine feet BY the said
Road from the east side cfthe Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal. a corner Of other land
now or late of tho said John J. Henry and
running thence along said Road south twenty
four and one half degrees east eighty feet to
land late of Ezekiel shaw, thence south six
ty six doe rees west one hundred feet to an
eight feet wide alley, otherwise called Maple
81, thence With said alley i,t north t: snty four
other cerner OF the said land now or late of
Jonn ]. Henry. thence north sixty-six de
erees east one hundred feet to the place of
No. q beginning at the intersection of
alleylaforesaid with the new road to Bur-
chards corner and running thenee along he
southwest side of said alley to stake stand
ing opposite to the south coroner Of the lot
of Ezekiel Shaw aforesaid. thence south,
twenty five degrees west to the east side:of
the before m mentioned new road thence by the
said road to the place Of beginning.
No 2. Beginning at the southyest side OF
being tho southwest boundary OF the town Of
Delaware City and adjoining land of JOSHUA
Seeney and land formerly belonging to John
ouhW ana containing IN lrOntoI Droutn on
said Fifth street twenty feet and extending
of that width between lines at risht angles
with said Fifth street southwestwardly one
hundred feet. bounded on the southeast by
said Shaw's 10 t and on the northeast by said
Fifth streeet. on the northwest by said
Joshua Seeneys 8 land and on the southwest
~, other land noy, or lars Of the said John
No. rBesinningAt A stak 9 on the west
side Of the foad lead ihs from Delaware CITY
to Port Penn and at n corner for land of
Elszsbeth Green and running thence, with
hsr land south yeslwaraly At right angles
witis ailey. thence with said alley noftyest-
yssdly iSapy fsst e St1ss5 la1a III the the
ba1di Cd e Ct At right ansles to stake on the
West side OF Said road uence along The west
side thereof twenty feet to the beginning,
containing an area Of = 90 square feet Of land
and surface.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
peIty Of ohm Miller, and Anna NJ aria, his
wife. and Elijah Miller and Virginia A. his
wife and terre tenauts and TO be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE, New Castle,
June ~, 1876. junt23 Is
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HERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ Of Levari acias to
me directed, will be exposed 10 Public : ale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. S4l SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by George w. 0itlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
TIE sth DAY OF JULY. A. b, 1876.
At 2 o'clock.'p. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land and two story
Frame Dwelling House thereon, situate in
West Wilmington Christiana Hundred, Coun-
" and State aforesaid. bounded and described
as follows to wit; .-
BEGINNING at @ point on the westerly de of
Eighth avenue, between ID or Duncan street
and e or Coleman street at the distance OF
one hundred feet northerly from the norther-
ly side of Duncan street a corner for land Of
Joshua Marshall thence along said Mar.
shall,s line westerly and parallel with Dun
can street, eighty teet to q stake, thence
n0rtuerly and parallel with Eighth avenue
twenty feet, to stake thence easterly and
psralle with Duncan street eighty feet to the
aforesaid westerly side Of eighth avenue, and
thence thereby southerly twenty feet to the
place Of beginning be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Henry todvile and Mary. his wife
sni VIM. N. Thompson and Jane. his wife, t
t., and u be sold bs
f,.f. VIM. II. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
ShsrifTs Office. New Castle.
June 30, 1876 e.2 u
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w1LmINGT ON. DEL. JUNE "A. 1870
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAAC CRUDE.
FOR CORONER.
DAVID G. ROSE.

FISHER Nor CoNFIRMED.-It seems
that the announcement of the confrma-
tion of ex-Judge Fisher as District At
torney for Delaware was premature.
The Judges character will have to un-
dergo a severe ordeal in the Senate. A
storm has been raised in his own party
which cannot be allayed without trouble.
1t is true there are some men objectins
to Fisher who command very little more
respect than he does, and among the hat
ter we class old Doctor ]. S. Prettyman,
who report says has gone TO Washing
ton toehead off Fisher. But we presume
his real object is to keep his own head
on bis shoulders since ex-Congressman
l'ofland has been hot inthe chase for the
Internal Revenue office for some time.
1t is little singular. toaiisten To some
Of, our Republican friends just now. We
mean the solid, party men of that organi-
zation-tthey are very emphatic in their
expressions that Fisher will. not get
through the Senate if Senator Bayafd
gets back to Washington in time tsbe
heard en- = ~ ~ ~ @l''' + : os4o a
These gentlemen think that Mr.. Bay
ardsearnest, candid manner and truth
fnl11sngnase, which carries 50 much
weight 1t home will also, have sufficient
veight.in the Senate. But they do not
know that body. The majority Of the
Radicals in it are like Simon Cameron,
John Logan and W. P. Morton where
they have an object to gain they do not
scruple at the cost. Fisher is a wiley
dog and no doubt calculated ON both our
Senators obiectins to his appointment
and has fortified himself with the urgent
requests and promises Of the President
In fact 1t is sibelieved the President has
an object in the matter as well as Fisher
Harrington Is sald to be in Canada anC
to get home may 60 back on the Distric
Ring before the House Committee i
trifed with. So it is surmised a way
to be made open for his escape from jus
tice through the courts of this State
and the Judge is just the man for tn
work. He does not often fail in wha
he undertakes and we should not wonde
if the head of every official was role,
into the busket who stood ia his path
Then arises this difficulty, will the Cour
try the case in our District-of cour Sc
there are two judges, and both will no
refuse to entertain the motion of tn,
District Attorney. A jnry of course will
have to be manipulated. In all thi
Delaware may be disgusted. But wha
Of that if the reputation of Grant anS
his late Cabinet officers are at stake.
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xh,s 4. ths -aIae.l,o,s.

What does the cltlz6h Who IS VHcrupu-
lously guarding his own expenditures
and lessening his luIuries. in these days
Of small profits and diminished incomes,
think of the course Of the Senate in reso-
lu,ely standing in the way Of economy in
the expenditures Of the Government
OF what avail are the fine promises OF
the cincinnati platform if the Republi-
can President, Senate, and Rings have
banded together to defeat the economy
rendered possible by the reasonable re-
ductions in appropriations made by the
Democratic Housep
Here is an issue already presented for
the Presidential campaign. 1t is economy
against corrupt extravagance.-Wor
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COLLECTORS SALE
Oh
City Property for Taxes
FOR 1876.

Will be sold at public sale at the Collec-
tors ofice, NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.
On Monday, the s6fh of June. 20,
At 10 o'clock. a, M, the following described
property. to satisfy taxes standing unpa i'd on
to the highest bidder for the shortest term OF
years TO cover taxes and costs:
Lot sOuthside of Wawassett avenue, be-
tween Adams and Jackson beginning AZ feet
from the east Of jackson. frontine 80 feet on
the said side OF Wawassett avenue. and ex-
tending back 100 feet.
Lot north side Gilpin avenue, between
Franklin and Broome streets. beginning 100
feet from east side Of Broome street, 'front.'
ing 45 feet On said side of Gilpin avenue and
extending back l0gfeet.
Lot north side Giipin avenue, between,
Rodney and Clayton streets, beginning "a
feet from the west side OF 0dney street.
fronting 8 feet on SAID side of Gilpin avenue
and extending back 100 feet
Lot north side Eleventh street. between
Lombard and Pine, beginning IS feet from
on, said side Of Eleventh street, and extend
Ing back 6S fest ',-rr F., s.
Lot nofthiside MeCauliey 3 reet. between
PopiarsI pspbsrd. beginning 95 feet from
west side Of Lomh 70 street, fronting 26 feet
tending back 651est. svf'f 7''ii = -
Lot north side Of Mccauliey between Pop
lar 6nd Lombatdl stgeets. beginning As feet
! from the west side, of Lom bard street, 'front.'
| ing "a feet on said side OF Mccaulley street,
extending back 65 feet.
Lot north side McCaplley street between
Lombard and Pipe. beginning "A feet from
the east side Of Lombard stIeet, fronting Is
tset en-. the said side Of McC9ullsy stree t,
! Lot south side II I'M u eIfth street, between
\ Lombard and Pine, beginnin SO feet from
east SIDE Of Lombard, fronting 3S feet on
4 ssis side OF twelfth street. extending bach
4 Lea sast side Of Thatcher street, betyeet
4 Yandeyer svepue and 10th street, beginning
200 feet from The north side of 10th street
extending bach 70 feet !. r !. ..
Lot northeast corner Thirteenth and Clay
mont Streets fronting 100 feet on said side o.
Claymont street, and extending back Sc fee,
Lot north side Of lS tn street betweei
claymont and Railroad avenue. beginninI
100 feet from the east side of Claymont stree
and fronting 81 feet on said side of 18th st
! extending back l5o feet: g.
Lot northwest corner Eleventh street an,
Railroad avenue. fronting so teet on said aid
: OF Eleventh street and extending back 10
feet,
} Lot west side Claymont street, betwee
, Thirteenth and Fourteenth street, beginnin
"a feet from south side of l4th street, from,
ing 40 feet on said side of Claymont stree
, extending back 1888 feet.
Lot south side l4th street, between Heal
and Claynont streets, beginning Ios feet frol
east side of Heald street. fronting 30 feet O
said side of fourteenth street, e4tendieg bac
: Jas feet.
g, tween BuenaVista and Lamotte streets. b
q ginning n feet from the east side of sma
;. street, fronting 81 feet on said SHE of Va
:, dever everue extending back S, feet.
u e. PROVOST.
Iel5-l0. hssesdor and Collecio.