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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03
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Cm Soufe lester ISOLDE an Bic Suinpis Staatsz
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Sett Ser Gtnnabmte bon &ars 1T bonn
&riegsi6auplaB fetn GreigntB BON 9r0Berer
Iragtpeite 3u bert6ten. Gs ban0eIt ii9
Dffenbar v3unG6it Inn GleDna uno es lit
faum 81 be3tpeifeln, baB Ser Sail bieier
Sefte jebenfauS 6em @interfel63ug, tDenn
nt6t Dem &riege iiberbaupt, Elm Gn6e MAJ
den tpiir0e. Sn Gonitantinopel i6reibt
man BEN SAL bon &ars Der 8errdtberei
zines 8ai9a, tpelder BEN 9fu1ien gegen
8esoblung et1es Ser tpi9tiglten 8ortperfe
in Die 6Gnbe gelptelt 6aben lpu, Su; IS 1T
in6eB iebr fragli6, Oh man lol6en @erii6z
ten, pie tie fait mad ieoer gr0Beren perloz
re1en S6la6t ln0 na6 ie0er G;nnabme
elmer Seitung auf3utau6en pflegen (tptr err
innern an MeB) Dtel @lauben betmeiien
6Qrf.
Dim Samffag, Sen %. 0op., 1T Sic Sc
flung GtropoI, 20 W2eilen nDr00ftlt6 bon
Sophia, bon BEN 9tuifen nit gertngem Ser
lutte genDn1r1e1t tDprOen; Die Surfen 5Ogen
1t6 in GROCER 1tnor0nun9 5uriG url6 rGumz
ten, pie IS betBt. aus itrategtl0en Grim
ben, an oemlelben Sage au6 Srbante, ball
ten inbeB am nDr6lt6en NuSgange bes 81
bonie 6obltpeges i1tmer nod cine ftorfe
Steuung belebt. 0as energtl6e gorge7
3Nh w JluIS@l IUb( +SlltC4t
8netfel ooriber 51, oaB 6teielben enti0loi1
len 1tno, Webemet NIt bur5 etnen 8or>
mnrl6 3ubor5ufOmmen sunb i'm enttpeber
ganS labm 81 legen, ODER tp~enigitens bic
beablt9ttgte GntleBur8 BON 8lepna su
beretteln.
Sn5pii9en berit9ern titrfi16e @efangene
nit 8eittlnmtbeit, baB G>sman 9ai9a nod
alf Wo6en nit QSrobtarrt Derieben lei unb
letnen Sfft5teren ongefInioigt babe, erperbe
bis gum leBten Wfann ausb0lten.
SIN Ser g1Gbe BON 9uffi6uf io1en Sic
Siirfen mebrere 9lngriffe auf 6ie ruifiiden
Stequngen 9ema9t BADEN. Sb bic Sc
fe9te bebeutenb ge1tug tpare,t, nm 6ie Guiz
len 81 berarlaI1en, et1ten I6etl ibrer Srup=
pen BON Yletpna ba6tn gu berlegen, barIber
lit nt0ts b%efannt.
Cine amtli6e ruiiti6e 9epei9e mel6et:
Die Gitrfen 9rtffen am Wottta9 Mprgen
oaS 12te rul1ti6e Mrnleecorps BET SDritez
nit un6 Wfeti6fa, nabe 8iela, in 8ulga>
rien, befttg on, tDurben aber na6 IeGs>
%ltGn0igem betBen @efe6t 5uriiGgei9la9en
un6 Bis Ginbruh Der Ounfelbeit Derfolqt.
Der Gerluit Ser GIrfen n1rtB lebr bebeuz
tend getpelen fem. Die 8uiier perloren
300 Mtann ln6 sien1lid pieIe Sffisiere.
Wfebrere Nngrtffe auf golomarfoi un6
&abelepo tpurben nit. 9ertnaem 8erIuit abz
getpteien.
Mebemet QGi bat bas &riegsmtntfferium
benadrt6ttgty boB er obne bebetten6e Ser
i~tdrfurgen nt6t beriu6en f0nne, Bletpna
81 entleBen. SIS perbeu beSbalb rteiige
Q~nitrengungen genlo6t, Inn 6ie nDtbigen
Sruppen aufSubrtngen.
SIN Sonitanttnopel berri6t infoIge Ser
@inberufun9 Ser Gteierbe groBe Nufregung,
un6 tai befiirGtet, boB unruben ausbrez
den peroer1. ollie 8alaftbiener 1in6 nit
0fepolpern betpaffnet pOrpeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03
5. Sic 0ebritoer aoGtru,n. geoz

is. Sic Oebritoer Gottruen. gtoz
Belle bon @rnft TrtBe. 2 8an0e.
CESS II. 236 O.
IL. &e0etsSr6tDfet. g1obe1en bon Earl
Tren3el. 1874. 286nbe.
49, &tsrgci; ooer: Die brei @iinI6e.
3eitbit0 BON Soicf &anf (272 O.
IL. Sr01stctn ooer Sram2 Cine Grz
Sablung BON 8ilfte Collins.
Qtu8 Dem GngIii0en BON Or. Gmtl
Qebnann. 1872.
49, 6. g8etsWoaa'S @eStdjte in
16tpdbti6er Mun6art. 6. 8, 0ret5z
Iers I6p6bii6e 9orfpre0t9ten.
49, 9csatSG=9 GnterteaaaifGe @olfs=
~fatctt0er fitr oaS S@br 1873.
(Oftt 6olsi@ntttem, @bicago.
Die &rte9sfarte, tpeG6e mir fir Bic
2eier Der 81. StS3tg. BADEN anfertigen laiz
len, miro, ba nidt Bic ~gertn9ite &tusit9t
p~or6anbeu lit, 'baB Ser m0r6ertl6e ruiiti9s
tIrfiibe Rrteg nod i'm Sabre 1877 beens
Digt perben fam, nod ouf LANCE ibren
@ertb bebalteu. GS 1T cine BON Gmtl
Seuba6 gesetdnete 9arte, 20 3ou bo6,
rs !3oG brett, pe19e ni9t bloB bie
unmtttelbaren S6aupLdbe bes &rie8es
an Der 9onau ur6 in &letnaften, iOnz
bern audi = mas sur 8eurtbetGung Ser
poIitii9en Gage peientti6 tt = biejentgen
Climber, pel6e I'M tpettern @erlaufe bes
9rieges binein9e3o9en merben fOnnten
Oeiterret6, StaIten unb 0eut DE-
lamb ouftpetit. Die 8arte lit ie6r iorgz
fGlttg ge3et6net un6 in Sarben aus9ez
fiibrt, 10 Dos ie eine1 flaren unb iofortigen
11eberblid lber Die ariegs= u16 poIitti6e
Gage erm0glt6t. Sic ret6t i'm @eiten biz
sur Nor6iee 0ftenbe) ur6 i'm Often Bis
iber baS &aspii9e Wfeer binaus, 10 baB
BORT bte @ren8be5iebun9en 8pti9eu 8uBz
LAMB, Der SIrfet unb .8eriten genou tpie=
bergegeben itnb. Die 9arte lit auf 2etnz
tpan6 aufgesogen, Iadtrt un6 nit Stolen
Derieben, 10 baB ite it9 gum 2tuf6Gngen an
Der Wano eignet.
@tr tpie6erholen oIio;
Sober, tpeI6er an uns (auBer etpaz
tgen &IGftGn6en) brei HAIRS
einienbet, erbGlt bafir ouf etn Sabr auBer
Dem @o6enbtatt Ser Suinois Staats3eiz
tung, BEN v8eiten" portofret 3ugeian6t.
Sober, tpeI6er an uns (auBer ct n a :
igen st il # Il en) 5tpet Dollars
etnienbet, erbGlnbafiir auBer benz 8o6enz
blatt Der Sainots Staats3ettung fir Elm
Sabr ems Der pber angefIbrten Bidder
(na9 ietner etgenen Nuspabl; er brau9t
BET Der 8eiteuung nur Die betreffenbe Stunt
mer %an3ugeben) ober Bic &rte9sfarte. Sc
Ser Qbpnnent, beiien 3ett nod nt6t
a%bgeIaufen 1T, fam ft9 babur6, 6aB er
ietn announcement bonn Qblauf be1elben
an auf Elm petteres Sabr nit $500
erneuert, bte iofortige 3uier0un9 biez
1er BrGmien it6ern.
ollie 8riefe un6 geI6ien6ungen ftn6 40
ri6ten an:
Illinois Staatszeitungs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03
,.0ap0|" @oGmer. +
Sreeport, ST., 81. Sob,

8reeport, ST., 81. yFob.
Mtl6elm 0agner ien., 9erausgeber beg
Sreeport vQn5etger," lit geitern 2lbeno GEE
ftorben. CT mar in &6einbatern geboren,
nabm t9Gtteen Qnt6etl an Der 48er Geboz
Luton unb tpur6e in Tolge befien 81 ldngez
Ter @efdngniBitrafe ~perurtbeilt. 9ur6
germtttlung letner Sreunoe gelar1g IS tbm
tn6eB, mad Der S6pei5 gu entflte9ert, bon
no er i'm Sabre 1853, 5u glet3er 53ett nit
Garl S6ur5 un6 anoeren polttt16en
Sli6tlingen mad Qlmertfa aus
fpan6erte. gr mar ser @jriin6er oes vQln>
setger," elmer Der dttelten beWti@en 3eitunz
oeu bes StaateS,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03
2GMsIteferWmeSpertra9 nit 9entf0z
I0teO.
Qpnbpn. 81. Nob.

Gin 8erliner Correspondent iagt: v9te
11nter6an6lungen, pel6e Stpti6en 0euti6z
lamb un6 ben Ser. Staaten bebufS Ser
etnbarung zines neuen Qtuslteferungsperz
TRACES an Steue Ser stpii9en bteien un6
itebenben 8ertrGge bteier Nrt gepflogen
perOen, 5telen auf bic 6eriteQung zines
l1ebereinfommens bon be6eutenb breiterer
@runblage ab, ais btSber befannt getueien
tit. @S iou nGmli6 bteier GertrGg Sen
8erfebr 5tpti6en ben beiben QGnoern 6tn7
lt6tli6 tui6tiger Observation-Disclosures
betten altBer Der Quslieferung bon 8erbree
6ern, ais Grmerbung bes 8irgerre6ts,
!6anoelsbe5iebungen, G6e9eieBe unb S6uB
Der. Sabrif3ei6en, reeeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03
Sr0nftei0.
8arts, 27. HOb.

n PUlES ~ JlUU
Der 0Moniteur" mill miiien, taB 6ie
&edte bei6lofien babe, ielbit bie8eratbung
DeS 8ubgets gu beantragen. Ser Sinan3z
mintiter tperbe bteie @%elegenbett beniiBen,
Inn nO6mals Die 8eri0bnungsz unb 8eruz
big1ngss4 olttif, tpel@e bel Ser 8iIbuns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03

Die Gepubltfoner @onooer un6 9atter=
ion fttmmten fir Die 3~ulaiiung bes Gez
pubItfaners &euogg BON Qouiitana un6 Oes
0enofraten 8utler DON Si6 Carolina,
Der llnabban9ige 9abts (Oon Sutnots) fir
&elogg, aber peOer fir nod gegen 8ut[er.
@aiDin9ton.
@afbtngton, 81. Sob.
Sn Der beutigen Gabinetsfbung einigte
man ft6 iiber Die @rnennung bes frii6Pren
8u1toesabgeorbneten Sobn 9. 6atpleD bon
Sutnots gum 6ilfsfinan3mtniiter, 6a Ser
bts6ertge Snbaber Ser Stelle, McGormtG
ietne @ntIaiiun9 genommen bat unb ant 1.
0e3ember abtreten miro.
Burlington, 80. 9tob.
Der San6eGsausi6uB bes Senats be-
i3loB beute @ormtttag, iiber ale 6rei @r=
nennrngen bes BrGiibenten fir baS SEEM
gorfer3oaamt ungiinittg gu bert6ten. Die
bier Observation-Disclosures tpaz
rem abipelenb.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

HARVEST HOME PIC-NIc.-Thc annual
picnic OF the Mt. Zion, s.. Paul and Pine
Mill Sunday Schools was held on Saturday,
Aug. 25th, in Walkers grove near The
the Mt. Zion church. The Berlin brass
band, led by Prol. &. Hleilley, headed the
procession as it marched To the grove, and
enlivened the occasion with excellent mu-
sic. The religious services were brief and
apropOs; and all joinsd their voices in cOn
tossing their common faith in the words of
the Apostles creed, and all prayed TO tie
great and good Father ofall In The words
OF the Lord's prayer. The band played
that best of tunes, ''Oid Hundred, and the
vast congregation sang TO the playing Ct
the band, the metricai version o1 the L
hundredlh psalm, a grand peoples hymn.
The one hundredth and a part OF the one
hundred and third psalms were read, and
Il short address, explaining the occasion,
was made by Rev. IL. +. keener. All
joined in the doxology, Praise God from
whom all blessings How, b band play
ing the accompaniment. Thus ever the
brass band WAS made 10 praise the
great giver OF all good. The day was rX-
ceediugiy pleasant, the attendance and or
der very good, and the occasion very much
enjoy eli by all present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05
THE GREAT RAILWAY SHOW.
A Mammoth Organization.
Three Trains Required 10 Transport
This Great Show Over
The Country.
SOMERSET, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER "a.

This mammoth show paraded the prin-
cipal streets OF the city Yesterday, and Gre
alcd quite ii stir by he Igniiccnce and
variety of its equipments and parapherna-
liza. During the forenoon large crowds
visited the grounds, and at the afternoon
entertainment "a very large number OF PEG
pie were in attendance. The actors are all
artists. in their spccialiies, while the ami
mails are well worth the attention of the
student and naturalist. The establish
ment is a large one, requiring nearly forty
cars for transportation, and every part be-
tokens IA thorough knowledge OF the bust
ness. The evening performance was at
tended by several thousand spectators.
who were provided. " it'll seats without any
annoyance or inconvenience under Tie
large and c~ommodious canvas. The en-
ieriainment opened shortly after eight
o'slock, and Tor over two hour the vast
audience were completely carried away
with excitement, incident upon the excel
lence OF the performance. Quite an inter
est centred in the menagerie, the animals
in which appeared to be in excellent con-
diti0n. The ring performance throughout
was OF the most exciting and entertaining
cha racter, several OF the artists being es-
pecially good in their respective lines.
The bareback riding OF William ODdlc
and Young Leon Was admired 10y every
one; Frank Gardner was the bounding
jockey; Madame RinehearL. as the Roman
chan IoI driver; Miss Jessie ON the slack
wire, and many others whose names We
could not ascertain, were ~descrVedly APP
plauded Tor their special ieats. The aero
bate performances formed an interesting
portion OF the evenings entertainment,
and the trained dog and ponies were some
thing worth witnessing. The h~ippodrome
feature OF the entertainment was especially
interesting, ant, as a whole, the exhibition
MAS far anead OF many more %pretentiouS
concerns. The comicalities ot Grimaldi
Adams, the clown, were not the least in
leresting portions OF the entertainment.
The entertainment is in every respect II
lirst-ciass one, and as such we recommend
il TO the patronage OF the Canadian public.
Toronto GIObe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

RoAD YfEws.-0A puiIuln Of c~iIiseus
in Jenner aud Quemlloums IIwashlps.
Tor the appointment vi proper persons 10
review = road leading from samuel J..
" ell. : 10 The Sloy siO~na and GIeensOurs
Pike, =. QVomthoning township, the
Court ap,D.-.,4 H. G. COlburn, Surveyor,
Christian h.. Miller and ]. q. 3arkley,
viewers. The above named persons APP
pointed reviewers on Il road in the neigh
Dorhood OF the above named view. For
reviewing 4 site OF q bridge over Casse.-
man river at Mason's Road, the Court ap-
pointed Alfred Mitchell, surveyor, VIM.
). Morgan and VIM. Ii. Picking, viewers.
On Il petition OF sundry citizens tor a
change OF The township line between Que
mahoning and JenHer townships beginning
at a point on the Bedford and Greensburg
pike, to point where the road leading
from David Bowman's 10 Stanton's Mill
crosses the present line. The Court APP
pointed j.. Ii. Fritz, surveyor, Jos. Shafer
and Park Dayton, viewers.
On u petition OF sundry citizens Of Elk
Lick township Tor a fridge over Tub Mil
pointed J. Il. Scott. surveyor, join Fa--
Acl anu JOHu y. baFIN, NtACiS-
On a petition Of citizens Of Paint twp. -
yacate and supply parts ola pubic rad
between scalp ltvei taa puInt where lhe
public road s.aFta, ,cad,us "a llil!sboroa5h,
the Cart aptVin,tu = +. Walker, suI-
Nr5 nr. Henry i. hIicr ani Dln!cl Or
,ci, Nie"cis.
"a a p,tGiuu Tor u l,..d near Solomon
Fiicks 81 a rotd nom JOAN Sweizer ;, III
IluIu.u Twp, 10 Dshufs,iae TIC tvlIi
appointed ). &. lujG. sG.VeycJ, .lAc1U
" elmer. aaa nangel a"arnet, yeNels
ga y v~etiIlon 81 .iuL0hs Ui f.l~ l4Ick
tum nshp iOr public road ~ lead iron
"a point ON Tie pahilc rusid at or near
Daniel Johnson : "a u puilt On the public
road al VI tear Reuben juhnson's ia said
township, the Court appointed q. ID. Bow
man, survey or, Joei NJ. lutzy and Geo.
Lowry. viewers.
On a petition of sundry citizens Tor
viewers on a bridge at u poInt where the
road leading from Joseph 'Sorber's 10 SUnl-
erset crosses the ~SloDycfeek, the Cqgrt APP
pointed Vim. NJ. Schrock, surveyor, la
manus Baldwin and Joseph Schrock,
viewers,
On a petition Tor a road to lead from u
point ou The Plank iold between BeI iamin
Walker and Buii4lo Creek Bridge 10 "a
point on the Berlin and Meyersdalc road,
al or near Henry n. Coleman's, the Court
l%appninted Nni. Baker. survey or, Nm. IL.
ficSing Ii Charles Menser, yicwelS,
On IA petition of c%ilizcns a ELK Lick
township, Tor = viewer 10 yacate IA TOAD
lirom a lo,Lt ~ or near the residence vi
ID. J. Uto, To a point al W neas TIE resi-
dence oi Jos, ~itarshherser. The Court APP
pointed NJ u, Miller, surveyor, DAME!
Augustine aud Jacob ". Peek, viewers.
On u petltiOa Tor n view Tor Il bridge
over Tue creek On the farm OF Daniel Mos
t%,iler, the Court appointed John l.. WIT,
survey or. Daniel iiauser ard amos
knepper, viewers,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

Thursday September p. 1871,
at = O'Clock p. IN.
AL the right. title, interest. and claim OF John
J. Schell, defendant, and W. j. Baer, II. A.
SanBer, Harrison Trent, Ellis Cunningham, aud
John W.. Patton, Ierro tenants, OL, In, ana to the
following described real estate, VIZ:
No. l. a certain lot OF ground, situate Ia som
erse. borough, Somerset cOuaty, Pa, containing
one aud Oie-hali acres ami sixteen pennies.
BOUNDED by PatriJt street On the L0rth, East
street on the east, South street On the south. and
alley on the west, having thereon erected a .arg.
Two story brick dwelling house. stable, and other
huildinRs-with theappurtenanceS.
To be sold intwO parcels 10 Wit:
Parcel No. l. Bounded ans. described as fol
lows: Commencing ON the corner of Patriot
street and Court alley, thence along Patriot
street., east 22i feet to lot now owned By Harrison
Trent, thence south 264 feet to South street, thence
along South street west 2i feet 10 Court alley,
thence along Court alley north 23l feet 10 place
OF beginning, with n large two story brick dwell
ing house, stable and other out buildings thereon
eiectcd-with the appurtenances.
Parcel No. .. Beginning at the outside OF the
post at the corner OF Patriot and East streets,
thence west 10 feet to mark on high f-nce, thence
south 2dI feet to South street to mark ON fence,
theme east along said street 20 feet to outside OF
post on eornero OF EaSt and South streets, thence
along fenOe on East street north 21i feet 10 post.
the place of beginning, with a two story frame
house aud other buildings thereon er~ected-with
the aplurt .naces.
bolOhSh. NblN.iiiiu8 bLt an tut-nAN dtFtN anu
sixteen perches, bounded by Patriot street on the
north, alley on the east, South street On the south,
aud East street on the west with Ike appurte-
nances.
No. O. A certain lot of ground, situate In said
borough, containing one and one hall acres and
sixteen perches. bounded by Patriot street ON the
north, Pleasant street on the east. South street
on the south, and alley oil the west-tOgetheT
with the Entertainments and appurteDances.
Taken in execution as the property Of John J.
Scheli, defendant, and w. !. Baer, NJ. A. Sanner,
Harrison front, Elias Cunningham,
and John w. Patton, terre ten
ants, nj the suit of Sarah A. Countryman.
T~ERNS:-Any person purchasing at the above
sale willtake notice that ten per cent Otthe purchase
money Will be required as soon as property il
knocked down, otherwise II will again be exposed
TO sale. The residue OF the purchase money must
be paid before the acknowledgment of Sheriff.
deed, and no deed will be acknowledged until
the purchase money is paid in.
GEORGE W. PILE.
Sept. >. Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05
MARRIED..

BEALE-WETMohE.-on Thursday
evening, August %, 1877, AT the brides
home, Mr.. Dennis Beale, Of Gilman,
iowa. formerly Of Southampton Twp,
This county. TO Mrs. Ltyina Witmote, Il
Garfield, ONO.
Tnis notice waa aep.-Manied with my
cents, icg WaiYh thY bols @isii 10 return
%,,aatakL
SHAULIS-DARit -Oa the l2ts d
August, 1871. Mr.. isaac s!aas,.s ~ Miss
Mary barr, bJlh s. a4nerset twp.
slMPSQN-WALTER.-on the 9Th Of
August, 1871. by Rev. r.. NJ. Wheislene,
Mr.. Charles Simpson TO Bliss Maggie Nal.
TER. both al Somerset, PA
uAY--MEASE.-on Sept. 2nd. by the
Rev. Calvin n. lleilman, Mr. Dennis Hay.
OF Bro,hersvalley, and Mrs. Susan Melse,
Of Salisbury, Pa,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

Are you going to the Sea Side, or are
you there already In either case procure
some of Glenn's Sulphur Soap, if you
would increase the luxury of the bath,
render your skin white and healthy, and
remove freckles or sun burn. Sold by all
Druggists.
Depot, C%rittcnton's No. : Sixth Avenue,
New York. Hills Hair and Whisker
dye black or brown, fifty cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

N0rlCE-We have placed . larg .
number OF accounts in the hands ul J IL.
Fritz for collection, and We have a sill
larger number on our books that we pIO-
pose 10 dispose OF in the same way II Lu
paid within the next few days.
MRs, J. b. TREDwEII,
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

Grapes.
Fall i5urGn us.
Squirrels are scaEep-
snow IN ! few days
The dug star has set,
did you attend the ciFcus-
lust week was lively IN this place.
The flies are beginning 10 decline.
Put your up on Ice. is the Latest.
Agricultural lairs are now IN oid,r.
The cheapest suit In Town, al Schrock's 5.
Fall overcoats heel e,mfortable Ist
nov.
The Walker Boot. best in market al Sol
THIS.
Next Tharsda, is the last day for regis
tering.
Just received. New Casimeres at
ScArOok's.
Mosquitoes have not bsen Troublesome
this season.
The backbone OF summer is broken and
fall comes on apace.
There vii! bc no TALL inspection OF the
National Guard this year.
The odor IRON filthy pig styes fills the
air in certain parts OF town.
The ele ciion Of Greevy 20 the Recorder
ship of Alt coma is to be contested.
tn ~ 4 - = a.r..lsQ -
make the summer visitors homeward fly.
Oae Of Pittshurgh's temperance apostles
ntmrd Pape. has been jagged tor stealing
~canialuupes.
Ia has been suggested that qnoits take
hi !iaoe al base gal. and he ca oiled he
HalloHH aswe
ba % hold yoar Bate. loa lqag, L,t
ship early to kennani spd nudeslrys.
Baltimore, Aid.
Arrival of New tioods NJ sol this. Boot
Shoe ~ Leather Store No 4 Mammoth
Block Somerset Pa.
Go to Sol THIS Boot & Shoe Store. for
the best makers of Boots n Shoes al the
Invest cash prices.
Six greenbaok cluhs were Organized al
Twins Station. Western Pennsylvania
on Friday night last.
4 colony is being organized in Johns
town for the purpose of emigratiDg West,
probably TO Kansas.
II you want your butter sold quick. and
prompt returns with check. ship early "a
enpard and 0rdeGluya, Rsl1mora Did.
y frt EI- LINZ -
NnerP Is neliy asks an e.chanse.
This Is the first instance on record OF a
newspaper mans Ignorance of that lncali.
~.
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Next week we will receive a large lot ul
goods from New York which We have
been offered al greatly reduced rates, and
will sell accordingly. Call and sec lhen;.
Mas. J.. T. TREawELls
Ma. q. Mammoth Block.
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BERLIN House. Late Brollier House.
J. c. Davis. Prop. This house has been
newly furnished and reitted throughout.
Its location is the best in Berlin, being IN
centre of town and nearest b. y. K. 4
! oardlug by ,he week day or meal. good
staAle atlaehel.
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W. S. TEMPLE & CO.,
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants.
AZ s no WARD ST,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Special attention given to the sale OF
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, WOOL,
and Leather. We advise farmers not 10
.ubwash their wool, as whole Fleeces will
sell best this season.
We refer TO Farmers & Merchants Nat.
Bank. BALTIMORE, and TO Peoples Bank, OF
Baltimore.
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DIR. VAN Dyes SULPHUKS o4P.-Dr.
Van Dyke. whose lie long specially, and
world wide reputaiiun ter cariag s-in dls
eases, has endcay0rrd far years to combine
an external treatment lie has accrm-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF HE compound sulphur Soap.
the merits of which are spoken OF by
thousands; il is highly recommended To- all
our readers. Price - cents, by mail, %
cents a box; 3 cakes 90 cents, by mail,
IS cents. Office 80 y. 9th street. Whole
sale Depot, 400 n. 81 street. Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
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DIED.

VITA Columbus, o., on the 18th
day Of August, after a long illness. John
J., Wit, in the 54th year Of his age.
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b. z nas ,,,ade g.eat .epuriio.s In
PRICES Uf Hardware. ron can bag gouds
just IA cheap from him as }ou can tug
Them In the city. lie buys his goods from
the manufactures. and in large quantities.
and therefore buys them al the very low
est prices, and is determined now 10 sell
goods at a very low price. Call and see
him and get his prices. His stock is very
complete, including Building Hqndw.re
Faint aEa Gla9s th5. ..arnis.es. aud
i,0odeaf Puhipr Again we say. call sal
see BiympeF and buy your hardware from
hllg and ypg viii save moncT.