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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Wammotb 6oliab Snsian Gprn.

Dir bFan,t.n lestts 5rnbabr auf esns Sslanh. cine iIens
Gnantttat (ptl6s mir nit pitltu Sdpitrietetsn t~rbisItSa),
steer bk isst ned itItsnsuSrt rieientaftsn NDdibiprnss. Sn
Septtubtr fauetn mir eura pirtlt1fs @eeH Gle
5sbt Der Wsbrsapttu gFanjtn IL bic 10 5ue u. nod mad.
tene, NIT ipei bs tnat u~retbtntrr asbrsn an tat jessm
Sted.
Dn Griras mar .tVa 200 8uib,i Udi6tVrn. asbrtn per
ada, ans aHs ftbrsTsss RaHs Suffers Der fsinteu
Qudltt6t
sgpir bStteH bic saals Grnete ~ tiutm suttn grtils an e,
ntn Ssp gertsr SaamsnsSdneltr p~ertauitn tennen tab.u
q abu nt&t saban, uHe tossn % ser, sirs Grnett fur un,s.
re iatIrst6en pane. 4uneen ~ betaliei, bic Is Ia ibrem Dor.
tteit fnstu perstn, I'D ~pentsftrs ttntn ileptn Gbtil sitIsr
tatsma Gsrtf ~ fttrn, I'm lie i'm drlbiabrs ~ pEauisu.
Ea6ttst GARNER. ptl6s ans pflsen NIT i&malsr . Il.
stu, (9ultipatertu fue pents pertb) ~bciesiets sptf6sn
ben Rebsn, une an ben baufstn Usbraud Der patt elau.
ben, peresu fd ueer ben grfele %puneern. g9ir itnetR rI
Pot an irseas tnt asreat ttn gaauet mad Gmpfans pen
~ 9tn.s uae ppst bret Sent Sfamps, cher erei Yaauel
nat 9mpIans tinss Dollars unp ,pa bret Gent Stamps
On Aesnten fur $500 per DugeHp unp 4fret Gent Sfamps
r4- uAier Yorratb VI nt6t fttr arcs. perjcnsn
geas ssn sbissm eaamtn panl&tn. iSltsa midi iaumsr
brs SatsuuneR tnsuieussn. Als Saamen as fji6 unl
ttmfatte %earertirt. atat @aartn sefanet fur s. 8. D
Das ~ae mus Der Stfdlurs btisttIrGm rtrpefi. Jar t.
Dc Ger eeietn SsrssH SaameR aeTriirt
Telig Slare s &c.,
v 24S-Z69 j 64-D 22i Cat tf3 Ctr. glerr Mort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
ibti9
fir
@drtner unb Sarmer
,6aiier Wilbelm- 8raut.

DIX tsfts, sroste, auss6utrneae une psrtbponifs
anspatl sen NDiniers Rraui, BIZ man Ia europa ienEt, uni
pos uxs arsl6ItesItG I'm lssttu 6ruhiatr bieher impcrtirt
no eufebt bd san. stpstaliet 6etaasIuns, ttpunstrns-
pertt sttdtt, nue tRt au6sreretHtItS G @rest CT.
rtiat, rnb iu stu I~stnneftn grttitn fur eea gistntpamtr
s~Etanft ptrb. Stiu Btrpfanitu lsgts erp6t Bprk6t anee.
raust rtretu, Rauna etnue yun gpatsteum ~ sebtn. 5sfs
G6pfs, babtu Ina Gur1l6ntt bic @rset eS Ssetus zines
ggfbL8aIts. Gin paautt Saam.n rtre pSffrsi mad Gm.
pfaus sen 20 Gems %ubtrfanet. Drti paausis an etsielbs
atrrlt fur 500. Sur &eenieu $500 eas Gusene aus !
srd 9eut Clamps.
~ Wit iessm Taaust Saamtn ieupeH mir siu d eres
Nttttl ssstr bic Strtterunsen ees Rraut,SS urms une
anttrsT f6aeItntu 3piert fur iunse uue CARTE gHarjeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
,,9iamouS Nbenmatie Cure !"


Ditfe uni4Sstart gstsieia bel aur ben strtnr,rtssftn
ylas In Ter GeI6iHtt t~erartiser WteleRsn. Rcd Dor rtnt'
sen .Jatrsa mar tteiss puneerbart Seilurittel nur ben napes
rem 6reuneen, Ha6parsn uue pattenIen eU 8teenituunsrs
teiannt unt q on tbntn BET rbeutnatifttn etietn tets nit etni
bsfftn 9rfele anetranet; ~esrseeal' fam etsie Nsetstn tar
hem unfsbltarn 2elmtttel In i~ar,tfer Belt cine aussreretnts
tne 0ertrtttuns perltahte, 10 eaB Der Gtetntblmtr I'D yer.
anlast fab, feline Sabrtfattenss ddetlttatsn su strereBern.
Der Ruf eisier Wseieintn ptrbrtitets It'd auBereretntsit
uns EantasunssiSr sibtn lieftn tdsIi4 aus alien a6eiltu
Ger Der. Staatsn uRp Gdnaea's tin-une IN eieter gDstlt,
une pbut Decentralization" cher icnfist Antfe arJnrenetn,
lenetra tleB eur6 eteenss 0treierlt eelaaets ete witeisin ju
no inimtr ft aud ~sinseflsrt wurst' Sab man ttr BET Be.
~baReluns rbeumatii6er Anfaat rats ben gertus per aleu-
aneern Weeteiuen. 2pir ine Oh etfeui patrtaft tantbar une
alufliG, uitt nur ~beersser neil Der Berfauf bieier Weetfin
uns p~efuntart Vsrtteile trtnst, f%eHeen aud, neil MIR enrt
Die 9ntesduns eitir gleeSin fur bic gDiHsnf6ait Elm nsuts
Sele snteedt babsu, Hoeurd hs In ben Stdne eeitSt miro,
8ranibtitsn ~ beilsn, an etrfa 6eilunasn etsArinetunetbis
Der ptrspeifete.
Dir erfuatr iest unirs rabrt gsftmnuns; MIR ttfreisn
bic Qeeensen ben ibren S6mer,su, briussn len unelndlt6en
2reh. betltn eis si6ttrhftesn @liteer etr arntsn arbetttr une
~sripatsn i6nen e~euaendB ~aaiusrpse Dptter' HetnunBsn.
Bel ldttsn s6q,n 6searf 60 bles er gnrtneurs ,rsier
Defsn BET i6pisrissn 8dasu fne As 8laittn CUR psafan.
eisen 5eluns netbie. Suneerte pen Dollars wereen eura
anpeueuns fieie Wesietn erigart, rsiHt man lenit fur RE
eepte ausetben rtnBte.
Oieis glssisin pirs ben idmntli6sn Brussifsn Ger Der.
Staten une ganaeas setauft ieatel tpr ne ieeoa niSt
tetcnmsn trnnsa, 10 aereFTt
SEQ. g. Gooenin s &c.,
SO Sanoper Ctr. Bottom,
@ensral. assntsn fur bic Der. Staatsn, pber an
U. .. Sprbert ". Co., Dubuque.
Ri@arblpn u. Co., Ct. 9ouis.
Butler u. 8ulsr, Chicago.
" 24i-ZS6. S6o-if6. j. m. as. Q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
@ebmt Gu& in att nor Weriali&unaen.

Rdut Seauua, leiut Se,abiuns. hes mar uue W nod un
On gpobiiprun. gpir brramirtisen uulers Aesnten, Are
fdtT uns 5daslr, eas gss giser Suradsusebsn. wtnn n0t
riot ntsr ale BITE Sdltts Der gteetin ssereatt rereen, UNI
ran NIT ben Wirtunasn r~srieltsn mot ;ufrseen isin feaie
9saae WfbGin purss NOD anier ~slnaieen Seeinsunssn ssr
kpft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Rtnnefota.

6err Sol. M ap, BEL WinnebaSo
@aencp, bat bereits 100 older nit &eisen
beidt.
Sanbwerter ct. PauIs fabren
ebenio bittsre 6Iase iber bic Goneurrens
Der StrGfinssarbeit, pie bic pon Gan 5rans
cisco iibsr bic goneurrenS Der Gbineien:M rs
belt.
aus allen GbsiIen bes Staates wirS
bas i9neIs Sortseben bes Giies uuf ben
5liKen semelbet.
Cine SpeaiaIbepei9e aus &cs
DIETER an bic minneapolis Tribune" be-
ri5tst, baB elm uerbeerenoer Sturm aber
isne @ssenb babinsOs unb bas 9eIsiie Der
@inonasSt gsterbabn auf elmer Strsde
BON 5000 SUB bemoIirt bat.
Sn Sabs unb Wsitminneio lit Die
SeIoarbeit bereits I'M @anse.
Die nsue Giienbabn Bride iiber ben
Miifilippi BEL Yrainaro 1T pouenoet uno
bereits BON sinem YrObesus iberfabren
porben.
@abrenb Der Ietten 10 EaSen sebas
rem bret ct. YauIerinnen in Der 4. @aro
IL &inber.
Som gonsreB fino bic friber NIT
setbsiltsn @eIbbewiaisunsen fir 6IuBs nnb
Safenbautsn senebmist wOrSen unb brin:
gen fir ben Staat Minneiota folsenSe
Summen:
ct. antbonp 6aus.......... 1925 900
Minneiota SluB. 10000
Wiiiifppi (obe:balb Der 5dae) 10000
Eeb &iuero Of the Nortb. 10000
Oberer Miiflfppi.. 10000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
SGwimof udjt geGeift !

Giu alter ar,t, ntlSsr f6 ron leinsm @tf&dfts suradss
isstn BAT, etidt sen sinsm efiueii6sn Whfisndr eas 9t.
espt CUR F%,trettuns elmer tinfaten aus yfanBenaensn be-
Stbruns. S6niuefu6t bee 9atarrts. her 9nebrafiefeit
une aasr 5als. uns 9unssniranibetsn, ebsnis eth i9rst
Diittsl stesn Rerptui6rdSs une aae Rerptn'eeissa. Na6'
5datn trprpbt tat, flbit CT f6 perpHi6tet, 70 leintn Itietu.
etn gliimtnl6tn tefarnt ~ MAIDEN.
DurS ettitn Grnne ttrpsen nne teitslt ven etm lDnn.
f4s, Der ~Istetnesn @sni6ttt AZ bsfen. fsneet or loren.
fret" eitts Rtest nit peQfdnetssr @rilaruns CUR 3ubt.
reituns une Jum@strau& euftlbsn, an. aae ~eitisnistu, pa6,
eitts punf6t.
Ssnst tiHtn gsfaamy In tintm 9r,t uns nsnns b,
3etuHs nit saman. In psl6r tu bic aaitiss sssfsn bat.
DR.. w. G. STEVENS,
23S-290 Munroe Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
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serfttlt nis. etner euteuNrpttti 80 reTuria@eu. 90 rtiniat
has y3lut une eibt Der Seber TIRE uripTaualids CSsiunhbGt
une 9tdttetef Rifbe. % IA tas bette ~btEtttue, 6siimttfa
far fsletnes Rrnniseisn llRrereaulittst, Dlanasl an
Nppsiii, g2astnieieen, RppffnnferJsv, 6rgnifde IierrhSe.
~9tberItieen, Auptuidesn, @tibfu6t. gpssttrani. Strepba'
8atarrb.~ &tmmatismus, Refs. 8letttn. eNbS, ldliss ne.
her, ~aaesmeiue Sniuersuns, Hapsits Kepfr,s, uus ptbliSs
lranfhfifen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Ser preoiaer iaats, puB Id ierben miTe.

4r. gerpa. 9Dsrtttr 5err - Ratbem ID Sabre lang
q. Wbeumaisnus eelitten bate, une nor funf aSebsn sintu
eSr farersa Hnfaa bate, 70 eas Id mid rbne BE grpften
Sdmerssu ai4t bsptsea tenste. iaete mir mein gr;t. zap 10
ffTbsn hfhhe. SD lies ben yrseieer rufsn. pel6er setnlaus
Ssh, tae 10 ferben mute; aber etner peH nrtrsn Na@earn
hsTyeee!t MID, Streu Ring VI pain, ~ sesrauHsn pa.
tsaute ID urbussbsu ane bsfnee mid isst rebl. S6. fnn'
pf2u habg stsles Ssilwittel Wien jeHen, pabt an ftsltr
kxtrriItMen 1rantbs,t ieiesu. Sd CLAUDE, bas etSdbe VII
10 sus nod msbr Ia. ais fur mae Sic fs ss smRiselsn.
Mhtnnaannu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
torenJ SGreiner, 0IeVsIai
Sipbtberia gebeilt

Or. psrssr. aDsrtbsr per- - Gtrain m lesten Stpteti'
Der poren aue @lisser meiner 5aniiie trart on her DiPbtpes
Tia. 5aert Inein tlsinsr Spbn Wiattr, fur gsidm t4 ben
arsi rnfsa lies. absr mao sisIein teiesn fare eerlsles. Mao
81 psrSeu aGs metne Siuesr trant, nit eerlIben Xraniteit,
xns ,war kbr l6per, une ba I'D eur6 einen Sreuue ppn Sb.
REM !, &ina Of y la" bprte, esbrauGte Id eisss wittttl
III ahsp, unp fe fue aud We eepetIt reretn, pptur To 50
SeR (etr gum Dante psrpftdtet bin.
Gtsnlp mar Id LANCE oeit nit &tturatisras sergdet, tir
mdSsn Id Sbrs Niee,tn tbsnraus bvauGis, uni SAB MIR ets'
f4bt nuasublifli1e Grlti6teruns.
- 1atrid tSdrrrn. GlsSelans, Sbis.
No. Disfn 5elmittsl ipri6tilr i'd ielbit. SSas SersTs
Ring Of PAIN fur anere sttban bat, rntre es au1 trr DIG
tHaa.-3u perIaafet BET aaen %pptbeteru ue 3anelerp IN
Sltttusa, Az So @snls unp S1.UO per 5lai&s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Sutistn plane fur ntus Gtbduts aasr art, sir9tn, G9p.
len, Raul. nne Wsbubauir, 6abriftn U. { ~. untsrntbmtA
Bautsu i'm 9pn.rade cher maden bic MufRtt paprsnb be-
6suts. plane una &eftnauf4lass biats u. tsmpla.
8 u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Rheumatic Cure

Differ gtri6t III i'm g9tfsati6m cine auf 3tasnthtn ba
frtt dtatia6s, wsl4 eritrs rem saelrei6tn gattentm aus
ettent unb ben rsrf6tttsntn aetnftn ais 3thtn Der antr
fennuus lberrtt6t rurbtn une jrar ietttns Der rt'ptitaea
Hn unb olaubpurbtateu 4amtltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Sine 8e(o6nnMg

NOR bret Sabre lang tur irsens nnsn ter pbnsenannur
2r .uibeiifale eherirr, pelGtE 9IGI eIrd elaTis' Uni,
Slieus Gcmpcune atbtli perbtn fenrit.
Gs pirb Won benabe ieeem &petbfffr IN cen Ger. Ssaltu
s~tdsuft. grfis N,tO per 8Iai6s.
". 6. g. g. 9. GIart
o4t-J ~. GleYtiapP. L,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Die wunoeruoGfte meoi5tni.
f6eG mtoeGuag Der Seft.
sie Gabmen seben. RrippsI iuerfen ibre &ruf'
ten ipes. uno Der bon @aeamaftsmus 'm
Bit liegenoe tpiro ituel lpteDergers
gefeat nod BEN 0ebra DC BON
Np,uner's &ina Of Nain.

v~S Sas,s, snsrn oetrauSt. trinst 6iefebe eur6 bic aus
asin' rss bird ibrsn ~belsasta Ginhas. perfawinesa &esa.
msssuss. Wspralsie. 5abupst, 5spfrst. une aus asrreien
Chmer,fu ME surS 3aubertraft. &c ID eie fterae PeluHe.
n sssbsr fr isns ltrsdIi6e Srantbtt, tie Dpptttrtt, Betan'
tss .raree. Gssen Srdupis. Sslts. DiarrbSs, nHs snatii%e
Gtpiera, n sting Of gain rtut Nettnbaelsr. We " pas POI,
sbSmenAe Wittei, psl6ss is sutesdt rurre, stsea Ssebertrrt
dFbtds) unb 5tebsr, Vsrbrsnuuneen, 8ldl1runesn, Saet'
Esuaasu, Ssrrentunaen, ertrprns 6aee Glide eiftissr Sns
Mfeu astft officer, uue GntsuReuneeA Ieeer 4rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Er. 4eter Gbpine,

Ibitass. ..... Peter 6almus. 70. BOG Canal Port ass
...... Serb. Sirl6ten, Np. 70 einetn Strast-
......s Vic 9Datrs, ss. 81 Ssept StTabG
brarj ftnttnttD,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14
Indian Report Of Custer.s Last Battle.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Speciais from
Sioux City say the Indians arriving
there from the battle with Custer give an
account of the barhar0us treatment of
ahe bodies of the deceased soldiers
Rain the Face cut the heart from
Clusters dead body, put it on a pole, and
a grand y ,r-,Iance was held around it.
The Ii,litn- were iubilant, boaStfnl, and
sangnir. - making better terms on ac-
count e.: their success.
SIoUX CITY, July 12-Ageney Indi-
ans along the Upper Missouri, who have
received an account Of Clusters fight
through some hostile braves who took
part in it, say Custer shot three Indians
with his pistol, and killed three others
with MS saber, when he fell, shot through
the head by "Rain-in the Face" chief
whom Custer had forcibly arrested some
time ago for murder. The Indians lost
aeventy killed, among them noted chiefs
The eight was hand to hand. The Indi-
ans FAY they did not fear the pistols SO
much as the sabers. They are hearly out
of ammunition, and will not fight again
until they get supply from the agen-
cies
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14
A Name Made Glorious.

To live in story is the fondest dream
of the soldier. A few years more or
less of this life-what bootsit in compar-
ison with enduring fame? The name of
Custer is now enrolled with those to be
remembered.
The peculiarly tragic incidents of his
death, the desperate courage which put
him and so many of his relations at the
head of the assailing troops, the merci-
less manner Of the slaughter and mutt
lation which closed the scene-all these
may survive IN narrative and tradition
the removal of the last OF the redskins
from the face of the earth.
The youth, the dash, the intrepidity
and the patriotic ardor of Custer had
commended him to public favor; and il
IL not in the heart of the American peo
pie soon to forget those whose blood il
shed in their name.-[New York Sun.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

The New Lexington Herald has not
vet taken its first dose Of "crow"-at
leas, il has not done 80 publicly.-[Som-
erset Press.
We are now feasting ON Spring chick
en-. The stravelingz of the Independent
press who hang round, hungry for the
csst of crumbs and bones left by the
gorRed vultures Of Radicalism do not
know what good square meal Of DEM
ocratic platform is. Crow, indeedl If it
were rata or snakes il would be delIc-
ious food compared to the refuse the In
dependent brethren feed upon.-[ New
Lexington Herald.
There is doubtless something in the
above emanation from the Herald, but
we are unable at present to tell just
where or what il is. 1t sounds little
malicious. Then again il seems to be
pervaded with a spirit Of exultation
over the fact that notwithstanding the
matter set before il is not of the kind it
has been craving, it yet has the county
printing, and is therefore enabled to feast
on "spring chicken" which 10 some
thing more than the Press can boast Of.
We thought that every body under
stood the phrase "eatine crow" to mean
the unwilling support of some man or
measure that had been previously per
sistently opposed bv the eater of crow
aforesaid; and in such sense we used i,
last week in our reference to the Herald
and because we had failed to discover in
that sheet any Of the customary rhetor.
ical evidences indicating the usual
Cheerful and enthusiastic support o.
the platform and the men," as the cam.
paign warmed.
1t may be, after all, that the Herald
don't like to have il called "crow," and
has concluded that it can impose upor
its own stomach by calling it "sprins
chicken" II makes no difference wha
the devil you call it, as Buckley sale
about voting for Greeley. The srticl,
itself can not be affected by the mer'
matter OF changing its name.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Ann Maria Balipger, (nee Fish
er) who died in Somerset, o., July 5th,
at o'clock P. NJ, was born in Loudon
county, Viaginia, January 9th, 1919.
AT the age of 20 she was converted and
Joined the M. E. Church at End Street
Zanesville. Ohio. She was married De
cember 30th, the same year, to A. L.
Balinger of GAINESVILLE, and with him
moved to Somerset, in 1865, where she
has lived until summoned to her fna
account. Mrs. .Balinger was KIDD and
affectionate wife and mother, beloved
BY all who knew her, and died in tn,
full triumph Of the faith she profeaset
in her youth, leaving behind her tes
timony clear and positive that
"Tis religion that can give
Sweetest pleasures while we live,
'Tis religion can supply
Solid comforts when we die"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14
[For the Press.]
Go To The AyOndale.

There is no place within as short dis
tance of Somerset, where so much can
be seen and enjoyed Of country, lake
shore air, and aquatic sport, for so little
money, as at the reservoir. At the Av-
ondafe House, kept by George NJ. Har-
riman, you will find all that will assist
the natural enchant of the place. Some
men were born to keep hotels-some
achieve hotels, and some have hotels
thrust upon them. George is evidently
OF the class born to the business. We
have frequently visited the reservoir
ourselves, and think we are right when
we say-a better hotel-nlaD never was,
than Mr.. G. NJ. Hartman. To those
who sigh for the seaside and haven't the
leisure to enjoy it, We can think of no
place which will fill the aching void on
such short notice as the Avondale. And
while there, remember our old friend,
Felix Stout, he is so jocose and enter
tanning, besides always having on hand
the best of boats, bait, and fishing tackle.
Go to the Avondale by all means. 1t is
the Boss place on the Lake. The Noah
Karrs will take you to East Somerset,
and from there the steam or railroad
cars will land you on the beach, from
whence you can take a row-boat if you
desire, to any landing along the shore
The weather, however hot or cold
makes but little difference with the ad.
mirers of beautiful and picturesque
scenery, and the islands. which lie in a
chain-like form just opposite the house
though somewhat rustic, are charmingly
beautiful TO behold. If you should
happen at any time, to visit the Reser.
voir, stop at the Avondaie, and enjoy
yourself outright. Railroad trains s,oI
every few hoursand afford every facility
for the arrival and departure of guests.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

Sitting Bull who commanded the In
dians in the battle with Custer, has
proven himself by his management in
that engagement, as sagacious warrior
as the celebrated Tecumseh; but the
fruits OF his victory 10 that memorable
battle will be the total subjection of all
the warlike Indians in the country, and
the prevention of further conspicuous
exhibition Of Indian generalship. To
the Indians it will be costly victory
IL has aroused the people Of the whole
country to degree which calls loudly
for and will not be satisfied without
prompt and summary vengeance, and il
will stimulate the authorities to such q
rigorous course in its future dealingl
with them, that will forever put an enc
to their massacres. So mote il be!
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

Last Saturday and Sunday were. thus
far, the hottest days of the year, and the
amount ofsufferlng and number Of deaths
occasioned by the intense heat that pre-
vailed then throughout the country, is
perhaps unparalleled in our history.
A large number of persons in Philadel-
phia were prostrated by the heat, and
some fifteen or twenty deaths from sun
stroke occurred; and in New York there
were fifty cases Of sunsiroke on Saturday
= nineteen Of which proved fatal. In
Washington City many persons were
prostrated, and six deaths from sun
stroke occurred. on Saturday. Similar
reports come from numerous other local
titles showing that the cheated term
this year, was nshered in with an extra.
ordinary degree Of intensity.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

Storms have been so frequent and 80
destructive of both life and property
during the presnt season, as to occasion
general dread at their approach.
Lightning has been unusually destruc
tive-the number of persons struck and
killed throughout the country extend
ing into the hundreds, perhaps.-while
the terrific winds and floods have swell
ed the list of casualties to an alarming
proportion. By the great storm which
swept over central and southeastern
Iowa last week over fifty persons were
killed and many seriously hurt, and the
destruction of property and crops was
simply immense.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

Tobacco and cigars,-the very best at
SINNERS.
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200 ACRES

OF good timber land for sale, in 1, or
more. equal and undivided share, cost
innr n1, lv
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

We call attention to the advertisement
in another column, of Mr.. Chas. X
Landis of Vineland, n. J. The land
which he offers for sale il in a desira.
BILE locality, and from the many favora
BILE reports we have heard concerning
il, il il fsir to presume that an invest
ment in few acres of land or town lott
there, wonld not be proftless venture
But read the advertisement, which give
direction how to obtain all the neces
sary information concerning the soil
climate, etc.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14
The Midsummer Holiday Seribner.

The publishers of Scribner's Monthly
propose as their special contribution to
''the glories of the Centennial year." the
publication of the most beautiful num-
Der of popular magazine ever issued in
the world. The ambition is laudable
one, the promise ia made in good faith,
and the power to fulfill the promise will
hardly be doubted by those who have
watched the history and progress of the
Scribner Magazines.
This special number of Scribner' s
Monthly. which will be entitled. "The
Midsummer Holiday Number" will
comprise one hundred and sixty pages,
contributed by the most eminent writers;
among these are Bryant, Stoddard, 'H
H." Sidney Lanier. Bret Harte, E. f.
Hale, Col. Waring, John Burroughs, T.
B Aldrich, Celia Thaxter, Tourguenef,
the Russian novelist, Gail Hamilton,
Henry James, jr., and others only less
distinguished. The illustrations will be
profuse in number, and specially notable
aaspecimens of the designers, engrav.
er's and printers arts All that culture
and skill, developed by fruitful exper
ience, can do to make this numb of the
magazine attractive, will be done. The
edition will be $4,000 copies. The con
tents of the Midsummer Holiday mum
Der of Scribner will be light. az midsum
mer reading generally should be, bu
some of the contributions will be extra
ordinary.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspaper and by your
Druggist to Use something for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will cure
you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as Sour Stom
ach, Sick Headache. Habitnal Costive.
ness, palpitation of the Heart. Heart
burn. Water-brash. coming up of food
er eating, low spirits &C., we ask you
to go to your Druggists SKINNER &
Bros. and get Sample Bottle
of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10
cents and try it, or Regular Size for IS
cents, two doses will relieve you.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

Graves is selling Boots x Shoes
cheaper than the cheapest. 52w6
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-07-14

If the Somerset Press will take the
trouble to examine our Hippodrome
War article little more carefully it
will find that We made no mention of q
Snowman being shot down on the court
house pavement. The Snowman was shot
on the pavement in front Of the Gordon
House, and we so stated it. II there are
inaccuracies in that article, why not give
the true version Of them.-[ New Lex
ington Tribune.