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Two p ans.

Senator Wallace has plan to settle
The Pr' sidential muss:
tbs scheme i to have all of the lispu-
led Questions cOtnecte6; with ,he count
, 7, terie,; 10 Il committee of II. from the
mouse Of Representative and : from the
Senate. fis body would have right
/" act upoa :he Oregon case, ind upon
The issues presc' ted by the South Carolina.
tiorida and Louisa Il elections. Ii
| s!lofi, thls lp'nf committee would have 4
, rleht 10 g. c.le who shall !e the next
PIes!drit of The Duiet States, It is.
hoWes'i +. IN the method Of their appoint
iheht that tie pteu,;'ity of .oeiEtfol. Wa!-
Iace's scheme CONSISTS. lie would have
| t.,'ln chosen Ivy lot. A certain. number
OF lanes tio.i the Senate wua.d be pat in
box, AID - tqaal number of nam,s
nom the House would be pat in another
box. Tie Jositt committee would the. tc
i tcimfned b, III" first seven names
dawn hy ;,iiaGloided official from ZACH
BOX. % cal;fS's, III tbs case it would b.
par"iy acctGeA1ai which party scc.rcl =
~ jelify by lottery Bt Senator Wal
]! e" insisfs t..t t,ere are many nrece-
1ett@ n lstory, and grave cri.ls in pol
iiica' affairs oi nations which have Lepa
/ y e.ed by s"lt' mes appar nlly as trivia.
q Ills onu. lie s',ys the main purpose IS
10 AVOID " + ana confusion, and rs y
la!iA commission frcm Cnn1ress couli
aci With au lioiitv. 1t would be well 20
choose them As il w.rc by pTovid!-Hce
he other Sen are noncomnlitial
Coz cernlna this >ct.rme.
Proctor /. itott. Chairman Of the House
.|u u''ic,ary Committee, introdu ed Till on
h. Eth inst. which provides:
That at i3 o'clock m"rian. on the Sec
ond Wednesday ia February, 1871. and
upon the ne day every four years there
| atser, the Scna g ana Uotlsi. OF RepIcsen-
IA ives Of the United States shall assemble.
IN TIE !all oi the House for the sole rur-
pose Of counting Ihe votes east for Prcsi-
dalt and Wee President Of the Uni'el
stes. The joint assembly TO be oryan
IZed. after which the President Of III,
y nat s'a! appoint a tsl..r on the it.rt OF
the Senate. add The Speaker of The !io,.s:
'e'.cr on hr Part o. the Haus.., where
upoa the President of he Snate eta:l
pioc' ed 10 open the certificates 81 tn,
electors of the Several s,t..tes. onenins
fi'e' those of til" Thirteen original S'ae>,
aud the others in ihc order OF their al
MISSION INTO the Union. and shah d clar'.
lb" rr.,nlf, If 40 objection is ma e 70 any
ri The certificates. They sial' then b.
returned to ne telers, who shall thet
record The vufe. l.. case Of objection o.
behalf of either HE Hyssa or Senate. i.
u. Il nr decided bv a lnalorttv "o...
y nen the count Of Votes Is conciufl' 4.
,he President If TIE S. nate shall a.. i.ollnc.:
Ii" result. ;nl dccl"r' the election Of I'll.
II, ~,
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&,ssNxsGi...ss;sss:1s ,E'4..g- :, i .sAE:s.
DECENBLi. 81.

| Il is now 81, posed that there i a pow
eiful railroad confirmation tnrini' = to
tolccli,c t.pctIen and ipane gra'l"n o! Ill
den. u Y said bat some Il. the ;nu>t lar
seeing uf .hn r.. Iroad XII g> wish to secure
legislation 10 anticipate any furcihic ac-
ton ut the IA iopal Convention to revise
the Constitution ia suc.i manici d. to
4 finnish II. p.os@nt power "i corpora
ions. Il i. SD that t'.t C"inhlat on Is
far lcsc,.i;,s in its ramieat olis and cn..
Dsacin. not only railroads, biif s'eain-h'p
liun- and is looking 10 u4le.oa- gIanis OF
land an, cash subsidies for a new roai to
the pac ic.
Mr. Jam 8. Postmaster. HIS sent the
fcil, wing TO Hon \. y Hewitt, at Wash
inglOu:
IL am IL formed hat you charged on he
floor If Con.r. So i,,st your letters passing
through lhi- office are or al teen "pcne'i
before r.. ch,uy Your hands. ID" yotl
charge thai IL l. ar hss been actually or
probably done ~ t..is oiii..? Ii 80. please
.uprianl Your charge with Il motion tor
an investigations. a pronounce such &C.
rusaiion utterly and absolutely false
The Republican counsel introduced be-
fore the investigating committee tie GER
tticafcs OF two physicians saying tiat
Eliza P;rkston vas sick in hcG and NOV
ing would endanger her complication OF
diseases AID wounds. This Was t" con-
trnaic; The s,oly hat she h"d ran up The
custom house steps when carried there on
\ litter 10 see the Returning Board.
DECEMBER ..
The House Committee Dn Indian Affairs
have appointed subcommittee consist
ing of Wiltshire. Boone. H,okee. Seelyc
and Page. to report on the sntJect OF re-
nrpanizirg the Iudian Bureau, and per
baps changing It's control. The sub-rom-
mi,tee met to-day for preliminary b"s'-
ness. The change proposed IS: FIRST.
Couferring upon him some rights and cx'
acting from him the same duties as belong
70 any citizen or subject Of the U"'ted
States. Second TsAbolshing the Office OF
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs aud trans
f+rr,ny the entire functi ,ns OF the Indian
Ruresu to the Indian Board Of Trust, to
consis: of probably nine members who
shall be named in the bill. 4th. All mon
eva apprnpriated for the Indians to be
under The direction of this Board to bf
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cnL-,.ns.sa' ,..'i.t,;a,.sa.

NAsii.,S;vuN, ID cemher @l.-ihe sen
ate s.ln-C Cuin,n;ttce on Privileges AID Eiec
tinns have >ublUta4d lie tolowiii" vii
ncs.cs to TESTIFY IN relation 10 HE Oregon
election malter: G"ycrn": Grover. iecre-
!arv of State Chadwick. J - Wars, J.
II. Otlrll, ". II. Cartwright, Brn itinin
Se,up>on, O. N. G-iiney. j. \. H,lph.
and j. i, Steele. They arr expected nsH'
week. Cronin arrived from Or gon ,hl>
afternoon. lie says lie has Tot d'.'tr'nin
ed wien lie viii ,ieliytr T. Vice President
cry the certificate which &c bears.
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AMERICAN aid FOREIGN PATENTS,

GILMORE & Co., Successors to Chip
msn, l!n,nlcr d Co., Solici tors. Patents
rrncureci in ali countries. No Fees in ad-
mncc. M charge unless the pat"ot is
granted. Nu tees FOR .haking preliminary
examinations NJ additional fees for oh
tanning aud conducting a rthCaring. By
arcceut decision Of the Conmi-ei"ner
al RnJec;e. applications may he revived.
spccl.l attention given 10 infringement
eases before the Patent Ofi"e. EXtci SONS
before Congress. Infringement suits 10
efficient States. amt all lifigatioDs apper'
tanning - Inyrutions or Patents.
Lapd CASTS, Arrears Of Pay and Bonefy
aud Pension bushes" promptly auenoeo
10 We drsiY+ to win success by deserv'
irg it. Send stamp for pamphlet OF sixty
paxes. GILMORE & Co..
G27, F Street Washington, D. q.
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Come Now and let us loea5on To.
gethcr.

WHY do people So frequently sly e
Medical Di.c)vtry cures every thing
Eecau e it h 5 !iecn the practice ot knav-
ish chal IL ans to na.lh!frturc worth ess
nos,rtlms and attempt % dup" the ignor
ant and Gre E!ons BY recommending them
10 cure eyc-y form Of disease. 10 sucil
ap extent has this been praciiecd that II Is
no wonder thai ihalv lave acquired pref
uuiccS against all advertised remedies.
But Or. Pierce does not ADVERTISE his
s,ardar.. preparafi ions as cur IA Is. does
not Claim that they VIII perform miracles
but simply publishes the TACT they Lave
been developed rs specifics for certain
forms of disease for which he recommends
them. after having tested the: efficacy ln
many hundred cases. with the iiio>t graft
tyins SUCCESS !, is fact known to every
well informed physician that many single
remedies possess several different proper
ties Oliplne. for instance, has tonic
quality, which suggests It's use III cases OF
debility; all anti-p' riodic, by which 1t Is
et!:cacious in ague; and fehrifugc prop
erfy which rem ers 1t etlicaclous IN cases
of fever. The result Of its adminstra
ton will also vary With the qnantity given
ard the circumstances under winch Vt Is
emp'o ;-d. So, likewise. the Golden
Medical Discovery possesses 10th pecforal
ard Alternative. or blood dcleans,lS pr"per-
ties of the highest order. b, reason "i
these two prominent properties 1t cures
Two classes uf diseases. First, those OF the
respiratory organs. as throat, bronchial
and lung affections. chronic coughs and
asthma: and second. dis. ases OF the Wood
a, d slandular system, in which affect'ons
q skillful physicians employ Alternatives
ns in cases of blotches. einpt'ons. ulcers
swc;l,ugs, tumOrs, abcesscs. a'd IN tor
nor of liver or billiOusi,eSs. "hileits use
- by its combination OF properties, sng-
rested ip cases of pulmonary consumption
We. YOU need not tax: 1t expecting II VII
cure you if your lungs are half consumed
nor because it is recommended as o'"e
MEDICINE would its proprietor a'v'se yot
10 take it expecting il :" cure c*nc:r. !
viii not perfor miracles, but It viii cur
J many y1aHe forms Of i:case.
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COLNRA!O.

CENTRAL CITY LAND OFFICE.
/. Summit silver Mining Co., on Port
Jarvis Lnde.
.. II. Thatch ct al, Anoha County
Lode.
9. Pulaski s. NJ. Co. PULASKI Lode.
4 !. Sepph.r, Mineral Point Lode.
5. Ruby s. NJ. Co., Ruby Lode.
6. J, w. Hasel,ine Co'onei Fry Lode.
Z. S. F. NucSolls. Griffith Lode.
G. Il. Fish. Saco Lode.
0. A. j. Mackty 4, al. Savannah Lode.
FAIR PLAY LAND OFFICE.
10. S F N. Morgan ct al, Sweet Home
Lode.
Ii. RW Stevens =: al. Blanche Lode.
l2. Mary NJ CLARK, Placer.
GALE OREIA.
STOCKTON LAND OFFICE.
13. G Gancpa. Placer.
IA. J K,mhall Z! al, Placer.
IL. \ Spolula, Placer.
MONTANA.
HELENA LAND OFFICE.
7G. 4 Seigman, B"uwne!l Lode.
II. Il Tu,tle ct al . S'apieton Lode.
lS, 10. II S Hale, (2) Park and Gem
LOdes.
20. L A Ray, Placer.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY LAND OFFICE.
2l. %. Old Telegraph Mining Co.. "a
N,z Percies and Sd Westerly Ex'
tension Telegraph Lodes.
No D tents on Mexican grants.
No decisions in land tascS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29

used aceor ing TO treaty stlpul .,ions or
acts of Congress-
II is tte op, ion of the comuitte G that
som" change IN the management of Indian
aft airs Is indsnen~a!lc and that the trans
f + of tie Indian Bureau TO The War De-
the preSei, management.
The Democratic State Conn ittee of
T. nhsylvaiia was in Session to-day a.
Ilarrl.bur. regarding the Presidential
election. md .ln.ily is, uei an al, .rrss con
c!u!ih% y iii, the tiecarut on that Tllden
and hendricks were duly elected and call
or both ltoh,cs t" declare he .ci. and
protest a2alnst the question being referred
% any other tribunal.
81 la'cr Ferry sald that in all cases IN
Which cpt Il ctng electoral certificates are
known /" hav" been !s;,d. no receipt
VII ne glv' II Wy hia e .ill'r n.css''"gtT.
CroHin has, not vet presented his crr; r;iiicatc
---.,.--ar..r.--r---
Tnc p .n9i j tlla !iousc vi iseprcs n
ittN IS lli> IHHtubtcti ti;r I.if'fjNIn Ing IOill-
m.ttees {" asc, r',siI and repoi what are
the power. privileges aud duties 81 thr
llnuse a. Representatives in eout.t'ng lie
va.t> for Prcsi l,t ana Vice pre,iIca;: ::
Knott. Spencer. Marsh. E,;rt hard,
Seelyr. Munr'.e af:l lucker: on counting
the Litctntal vote-: Payne. !Iunton,
Hewitt, Springer. ,'icCrsary. Hoar aud
WI lard I'll. COMMITTEES on counting
the Electoral votes. is sever ly criticised
oy HfpiihllcanS. Payne, Huston.
McCremy ard i!otr are all universally
,once,.cd pr"p'r select oa>, bu, Spring. r
is criticized Il an Xtrcnle and obstinate
partisan aud Hewitt j. deem ! too tAci,a-
bic aud willard, though appointed as y
Republican. is ctar:ca by many members
Of that party "Ith hav:rg lately evinced
d. cidcd Dcmotrati,: ,c:,..in"s. iHey Say
therefore,, thai the Republicans have rot
been given the sane flT representation
OF the Committee tslat Was accorded by
tie Senate to the Democrats and that AZ
l"ast two members on the Part oi the
Hou>c will not be able 10 trct the subject
d'e!iaSsiO, a'cly. The Committee appoint
Cd ~ tie Senate, 10 &C; with tnls House
Committee consists of Mes>rs ;.dI,. .and>,
rAn. BayH1i and L tn.on
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ENi.crees SterS.

CHICAGO, Dec mher 80 The report
'l,a' Mai iar Eanda aua tire party have
been nassa' red by In.!ians in the Big
Horn Muant;l'is j. derreGiiea at Gen raj
Shormau'> headquarters. he report Is
4 sredifcd from the fact iha' Randall was
At For, Reno on ,hr 1i'h os ID C mber.
four hutdrn! miles from Boz man and
only seventy miles ffoo Fort f. imam.
ifo,:i which peint the r port should have
been frs received hai there been amy
irnjll IN y.
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James Vick.

We are IN receipt of No. /, of Wick 5
Floral Guide for 1877, and II is a beauty
Games N,ck by his success IN his chosen
business is another example Of a fortune
mace with printers ink. and fair dealing
with customers after he has secured them.
Send 25 cents TO james Wick. Rochester,
n. \. ;, aud secure the Floral Guide.
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Reduction OF Interest.

We learn .ha on and ;.fle: January 1st.
ISL. the lte'era banks will only al'o "
ten (10) per cert per annum for time de-
posts and renewals, ani for 10 period
less than four az months. This appa..rs
70 Indicate that money is abundant,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29

Those two foes Of bodily comfort,
Rheumatism and the Cout, cease their
twinges. If the affected part is daily wash
ed with Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which
banishes pain and renders b" joints and
muscles supple and elastic.
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REFERENCES.

STEPHEN J. Fird. Justice Y. S. Supreme
l,ur, J. II. Mitchell. L. :. Senator. Or.
,-o,: Hon. Sol lItydenfeldt, San Fran
u>r; The Manhattan S liver Mining Co.
hueru, Nr>aaa: The Minlng Review.
ncn>,,: walker Bros, Bankers. SAT- Lake
litr: lirr y W;.,keys, Master Mechanic Of
lbc Ne~ Yolk Central II. j. GO. Syra-
case 2'1
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Mineral E'a.saa,. E<s.-s..s From
ts,e Emitted :5tsgte.S General
E.ans. aSs:sre. ..sS,. IS 70
bee 3. 1876.

Reported expressly fer The $ M ~ ee;.'y
AyASTGoCKshH by James IL. ;iAnoe-
vile, Ed Counsel II land eases,
Washington CITY, ID. ..
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China has tho lar. esi g.rdea in tie
worll. There are $1,000 square mill S
around Shanghai, which are called the
Garden of China, and have been for hum
dreds of years under a high state Of cGl-
tjvation. Three crops n year are farve>t.d.
It is all meadow land, raised but a f'.W
feet above tire water, agd las complete
network of water commul jcation.
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~-a wgc7r-1

-.
..rt.'tt...t l-I" Observation-Disclosures
..e,,n... = Er'larsut Gulcii. *. 7 w. ten
~, ;ie rruip,>itnai strylcos 70 the Gill
.,re. 81 ths ioHr atti county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-29

Our fellow citizen who has been howl
ing all summer, Leave that door open."
has changed his tune. and now sings in
the bass.cst tones: ''Why the d
don't you shut that the same ol /
song with slight variation.
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TEL &C {: r. AP MIC.
Reported for he Scnl- Weekly Con'ier

TIE wires have ben down eat of
H.lc': for the l~st foGror tiv favs. Ed
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From the Deilv Herald.

A. +. Nichols, OF Gallatin city. who
arrived yesterday, brought $500 pound: !
of as fine pork as ever was offered fox
sale IN this mark-t. His team-a pair Of
cayuses-hau!ed this load all the VIZ
from Gal;,tin city. and to cap the climax
Al. made wager that the little ponies
gould haul the load up Broadway bill,
smooth shod though they were Al. won
his bet.
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.s..ggG = ALLEN. E'rep'rs.
-c..s o. Subscription.

f..r.. .Hntjrt pei "d - cents per mon'h
M .ac bt carrier. - e. r'- per month
.4T.a of rach ron'h.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
A Corpse In the Air.

The Paris correspondent of the Phil
adelp Press writes: zone of the
strangest and most horrible of sensation
al incidents took place the other day at
Puteaux. A party Of children who were
playing in the environs discovered float
ing in the-a'r, and partly entangIed
amid the branches of tree, a white
parcel. up borne by means of some TWEEN
ty or thirty little red toy balloons, which
were attached to it. The attention of the
police being called to this singular OBJ
ject, it was brought down and the pack.
age opened, which proved to contain the
corpse of a new horn infant Investiga-
tions into the matter brought to light
the following facts: The child was that
of a poor toy maker and his wife. just
after confinement Of the latter the hus-
band had died suddenly, and all the
house hold goods and chattels had been
seized for rent. The unhappy woman
was driven mad by this accumulation of
misfortunes; she killed her infant, and
then went out and threw herself into the
river. leaving behind her a written pa.
per, in which she declared her intention
of committing suicide. and said that she
had gotten her baby all ready to go mp
to heaven A sadder tale. with n stran-
ger termination, it would be hard To
find. The toy balloons evidently had
formed part of the dead husbands stock
in trade"
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exchange for Goods at
From the New Lexington Tribune.l
"New Lebanon"

Is there any old citizen now living
who can tell where New Lebanon, Perry
county, existed between the wears 1910
and 1921? There was such a town reg
ularly laid off in lots; the principal
proprietors of which were John and
Jacob Catterlin, emigrants from South
Carolina. Was the name changed to
that Of some existing village or were the
lots and town absorbed in some mans
farm? Send the facts to the Tribune.
j
The "old town of New Lebanon" of
which inquiry is made above il now
known as Tnornville. The origina !
plat and record can be found in the Re-
corder's Office. We have this from a
gentleman who has examined the oriRi-
nal record. There was, he thinks, an
other place in Perry county of that name,
though he does not recollect the locality.
He suggests an examination Of the Re-
port Of the Commissioners who laid ont
the State Road from Newark to Athens,
in A. D. 1924. The report is in the Au-
ditor's Office. Lebanon was point on
that Road. Thornville was not neither
by that name nor any other, as the road
did not pass that point.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

"Why. Mary Ann, what in the world
are you doing with the scissors?" "Shure,
yez told me to scollop the oysters"
There is economy in travelling on the
fast mail trains You make what you
eat go great deal farther in a gwen
length Of time.
The Boston Post wants to know what
sort of an animal the father Of mule is.
Look in the mirror and see.-I New
York Herald.
The London press seems to be greatly
shocked at Belknap's "crookedness'-
more SO than the American press at the
appropriation of several hundred thous'
ard dollars by Parliament to pay the
Prince of Wales gambling debts.-[ Nor
Tistown Herald.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
A Singular Horse Disease.

A horse belonging to Mr.. J. r. Smith
was a few days ago discovered to be
sick. He gave him rest, and applied
such remedies as he thought would re-
thought he would lead him TO the river
for water II was a short distance, yet
he had not gone more than half way
when Mr.. S. noticed that one of the
horses fore feet had tnrned upward in
front, letting the pastern joint come on
to the ground. He went on in this way
for a few steps further to the water.
drank, and started on the return. The
other fore foot turned up in the same
way and the horse was unable to pro-
ceed. Being in the street, Messrs. Les
ter and Helms came, and the three lift
ed the helpless brute to the side. where
he would not be in the way of passing
teams, where he stood for few moments.
Both his hind feet then turned in the
same way, and he was unable TO stand
longer. Skillful men were called to see
the animal, but could render him no as
sistance. Indeed, all who saw him aaid
that they never had heard of anything
Of the kind before. His feet were utter
ly useless to him, and dangled about as
if they were held by the skin only. Az
ter satisfying himself that the horse was
incurable Mr.. Smith mercifully had him
killed. The feet was then dissected.-
Nothing unusual WAS discovered the
matter except that the joints were per-
fectly dry. This ia most singular dis
ease; one which puts to naught the skill
% our scientific men.-[ Lexington Reg,
| ;sfar
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
Fresh Beef!
Central House,
ThOrIlViIIe- ..
Terms of Rent
:. RoUsCULP, PRorEruron.

Excellent accommodation a8d .rras enable
bills. Good nbling attached.
July 2, r. g.. II
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Produce taken in
Council Meeting.
Reported for the Press. ]

Meeting of the Council Of the Incor-
porated Village of Somerset, Ohio,
April 10th 1876 Members present-H.
c. Greiner, Samuel Krumlauf, w. II.
Darst, james McQuaid and G. H. Hope.
The newly elected members were sworn
in by the Mayor. Minutes of the pre-
ceeding meeting read and approved. A
settlement in full was made with the
Treasurer. His bond-one thousand
dollars-with David Finck and A. II.
Yost az sureties, was accepted, and he
was sworn into office.
The bond-fve hundred dollars-of S.
T. Babb, Marshall, with John Gallin
and Benjamin Whitmer, as sureties, was
accepted and he was sworn into that
office.
Joseph Att was allowed the Meat Shop
for another year for thirty dollars.
The Supervisor was instructed to no.
tify Benjamin Spencer to stop obstruct-
ing cuIvert near his residence on South
Columbus street.
The Mayor was authorized to adver-
tise for "sealed proposals" for bell ring
ing and lamp lighting.
E. T. Droege was allowed an order Of
two dollars and 6fty-eight cents, balance
due him in full to date for services as
Treasurer.
NJ. G.. Mains was allowed an order of
two dollars for publishing election no.
tice.
A Jury Ordinance for the Mayors
Court was read. the rules suspended, and
passed. On motion, the Council ad-
journed to meet on next Monday even
ing, April II, 1876.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14

Within the past week, Bowman, john
son & Mautz, carriage makers of this
place, have paid freight bills to the
amount of 1926. They are also "run-
ming" full set of hands, and all the
branches Of their extensive establish
ment including the planning mill, are be-
ing worked to their full capacity
Within the time mentioned, they have
shipped two nice jobs to Indiana, and
have prepared another for shipment, to
the far distant State of Oregon. Other
evidence that there has been little idle
ness about this establishment during
the past winter may be found in their
spacious show room, which is now filled
with new and handsome work. With
out allusion to the general excellence Of
the work here shown in its finished con
dition, and which will be apparent to
all observers, we may remark that their
man who handles the brush has evident
ly reached a higher degree Of proicien-
CIV in that art than is usually manifested
by workmen of the kind in similar es-
Establishments outside of the large cities
Call at this establishment, and see how
we'll prepared the proprietors are tc
meet all demands pertaining to theil
branch of industry.