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JulySI
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Somerset County, Pa.
and TO me directed, 1 viii expose to sale by public
outcry, at the Court House, Ia Somerset Pa at
l O'Clock =. NJ, on
FRIDAY, Auqast 90, 1878,
all the following real estate, viz
A certain lot Of ground situate In Ursina B0r-,
Somerset Co., Pa, known on the plan Of said town
as lot No. l4l, having a front OF BIZ feet, and a
depth b of $50, and l. bounded on the south by Park
street, on the west by Maple alley, on the north by
Cedar alley, on the east by lot No. i4o, and having
thereon erected a dwelling house and outbuild-
iDgs. Ii being ths same lot of ground which
Sebastian Geisier recovered In an action Of eject
ment against Samuel Bookmar. to No. 2s9 Nov.
term 1575, on September .. 1876, to be released up
on payment ofsf03 - On April l, 1877, and s1c3 n
o n October J. 1877, with interest on payments from
5 eptembeI6, 1873.
TERMS CASH.
VALENTINEHAY,
July 81 Master in Chancery.
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The next Governor ct Pennsylvania,
Col. III. NJ. IIoyt viii be in Somerset on
Tuesday 81 Court
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s, 1873.
al New Lexington, by A. Schrock, Esq,
Mr.. George Cole to Miss Saral. Wet
gel, both of Somerset county. Pa.
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A RENAKKAELE REsUBT.-It makes 70
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried. it is now
an established fact that German Syrup is
the only remedy which has given com
l,Iete satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung
Disease. 1t is true there are yet thous.
sands at persons who are predisposed 10
Threat and Lung Affections. Consumption
liemorrhages. Asthma, Severe Colds SET.
tied on the Breast. Pneumonia. Whoop-
ing Cough. &c. who have 10 personal
know ledge Of Boschee's German Syrnp.
To such we would say thai so, 600 bottles
we're sold last year without one complaint
ConsumpiIves try just one bottle. Regu-
lar size IS cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
The Persian diver brings up no pearl
from tie depths Of the sea which can sur
pass in radia1. purity a complexion beau.
titled by GLESN's SULPHUR Soar. A sta
pie accessory to the bath ard The toilet.
Sold by al Druggists.
Hills HAIR AND WHEKER DrS
Black or Brown. 30 cents.
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WICKED FOR CLEBGYMES.-'I believe
il 10 be all wrong and even wicked for
clergymen or other public men Il be led
into giving testimonials TO quack doctors
or vile stuffs called medicines. but when u
meritorious article is made up OF COMMON
valuable remedies known 10 all. and that
all physicians use all trust in daily, we
should freely commend il. ! therefore
heartily and cheeriully commend Hop
Bitters for the good they have done me
and my friends. firmly believing that they
AaYe no equal for family use. | will not
be without them"
Rev. - Washington. D. c.
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Have you been 10 c~ampmeetings is one
OF the questions most frequently asked.
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RALLY.

W Fl
As viii be seen by the call o
the Chairman Of the Count,
Committee, published in anoth
Ter column, there will be a Re
publican meeting in the Court
house on Tuesday evening next
We are pleased to be able tc
announce that the next Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania, Col
Harry NJ. Hoyt, viii be pres
ent and address the meeting,
Letters have also been received
from General Jacob nj. Camp
bell signifying his intention to
meet with the Frosty Sons Of
Thunder" on that suspicious
occasion. In addition to the
gentlemen named, other able
speakers have been invited and
will be with US. Now for an
old-time rally ; such an one as
viii plainly show that the Re-
publican party of old Mother
Somerset is not to be split by
faction nor swerved from her
allegiance by ~scheming Demo
Gratis. Come one and all, and
lei the meeting be such an one
as those held during the stormy
days of the party's trial.
J. X. McAfee editor of the Grecnsburg
HerGld, knows q good thing when he sees
il. he stopped here on his way home
from Bedford, and this is what he has to
say in his paper last week:
We arrived at Somerset on Thursday
evening at $50. and stopped al the Sonder-
set House, owned and kept by Mrs. Flick.
Her son, Mr.. George Tayman, superin-
tends the house, and he is just the right
man in The right place. There are but
two hotels in Somerset; the Somerset
House and the Glade House. The Glade
House is the one which our fellow-towns-
John Hill. kept before he removed 10
6retnsburg. Ms. Flick and her sor,
Mr. Taym4n, know how 20 keep a
hotel, and they do keep the best hotel we
have ever stopped at outside of our large
The building is new and very
Il was commenced in September,
1876, aud completed in June, 1871. 1t is
twice as large rs the largest hotel
in G%reensburg. 1t is finished and furnish
cd in first-class style, from cellar to attic.
The painting was done by @. w. Jones, OF
this place, and is a credit 10 his taste and
skill as a painter. The whole house is
covered with Brussels carpets, of the best
The dining room is large and
commodious. The parlor is also large and
handsomely furnished. The chambers are
equal TO the Continental in Philadelphia,
the Monongahela in Pittsburgh. The
liable is equal to any first-ciass hotel; and,
short, il is the best building, best finish
ed and best kept country hotel we were
sver in. We mean what we say and we
mean all we say. We must confess that
We NeIc dStOllSitu ~ INC SiLS vi luC
House, its style, its furniture. lis rooms,
md the table, which is kept up at this
If Ii were not for the advantages
If Bedford water, We would never go far
her than the Somerset House, five want !
d to spend a few weeks in q pure atmos
Dhere. ia a pleasant. live town, among u
iocial and intelligent people.
We were astonished to learn that Som
.rset has a greater altitude than Cresson.
There are about forty boar,iers at the Som
,rset House, besides the transient custom
rs. Ii any OF our readers van TO spend
few days or a few weeks in a nice, gen
eel town, and have the best kind of ac-
,ommodations, we would advise them TO
20 TO Somerset and stop at the Somerst
louise.
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r.o Exnress train leaves Pittsburg at s:f5 p. NJ.
~ .ConpeIsville 1910 Y. NJ, Mineral
plint i2.le A. NJ. In return the Express leaves
tr,ymberland at 2i0 A. NJ, arriving at Mineral
point sss A. M Connelisviiie or a. NJ, Plus
burgh 500 A. NJ.
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The residence of John Miller, in the vi
cinity OF the Miller cheese factory, was en-
tered on last Sunday while Mr.. Miller was
absent attending church, and a consiSera-
bic sum of money belonging to Mrs. Will
lis, who resides with the family, was
stolen; also y number Of other articles
were taken. They have not the least
clue as TO who the perpctra;or was, but
suppose it was likely some tramps.
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WEST.
EAST

Al trains run by Baltimore Time, Il nil les
faster than Pittsburgh Time.
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SURE REWARD.
q YEARS TO PAY FOR 4 FARu.
IA fA Gin DAr A..

Heeen End Maple Land In Michigan,
In MILLION ACRE GRANTor
the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad Company.
TITLE PERFECT.
Strong sOil-sure crops-pIeuty OF firm
ber-no drOught-no ehfueh bugs
NO "hoppers.n
Running streams-pure wafer-readv
rkcss-seh0Ols-RaiIroad eoH-
Piesed through centre of the grant.
Send for pamphlet, English or
herman.
address w. O.. HUGHART.
Land COMMISSIONER.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
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can furnish you with either the Plain.
Enameled. or Galvanized Wrought Iron
Water Tubing of any size or length.
w. II. PLATT.
VIENNA CoFFEE.-So celebrated and
known TO 50 many visitors 10 the Centen-
NAL Exhibition in 1876, can be made at
lone by using cur AUSTRIAN COFFEE. A
recipe 10 make the same accompanying
each package. For sale at Schrock's.
DENTIsTRY.-Dr. G.. j. BeGchy has
taken rooms for a few days at the National
House. in Berlin, where be is prepared to
perform all operations in the line OF his
profession. Operative Dentistry a Spec
ialty. Charges moderate.
DIR. W. F. Fundenberg. Oculist and
Aurisi. from Cumberland. Nd. Is now
stopping at the GLADE House. where all
those suffering from diseases of the Eve,
Ear. Nose and Throat can consult him.
All consultations free (, cssce houis from
"a. N. 10 3 p. NJ
California is the place 10 end peas as
large as potatoes. potatoes a. large as ordi
nary melons. melons as large As iour bar
rels. and cantaioupes that grow outside of
all Reasonable limits. The Yula City
Cal Banner, in its late issue. SAYS that
The editor saw one that weighed nineteen
iouuds. measured ~ inches one way and
% inches the other 10 circumference.
Those attending Court will do well ~
Cal al Pisel's Eating house. opposite the
Cont house. TO Gel q cool drink. Beer
kept on ine, also. Cakes. Pies. sandw iches.
Ice cream. single meals, board by the day,
and loiging furnished at ~reaoonabie rates.
Call and see me, and get prices
A. +. PIsEL.
Such nights were male for lovers,
Who sit On the stoop and spoon;
While OF the scene, with mild serene.
Shines the e~tulzent moon.
She leans ulon his bosom,
As the mosn sinks In the west,
Her dowuy cheek, 50 smooth and sleek.
Leaves powder On his vest.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Alexander walker, the defendent above
famed:
You are hereby notified and required to be and
appear at the next term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, to be held at Somerset, on the 3th Monday,
(26th day. of August. ISIS. 10 answer the com.
plant OF the said Uatharine Walker, the plaintiff
here namel.
Sherif's Once GEO. w. PILE
July 81, ISIS. Shcrin.
Jufy31
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The President, directors and citizens of
Cumberland, from what we learn, are de-
termined TO make the Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair, to be held in that city in
October, a success; and why should it not
be so? The commercial and manufacture
ing relations of that city to the surround
ing counties make it a centre of impor-
lance to all who have wares to sell, or
supplies TO purchase; and the interest OF
such would seem TO indicate the second
town in the State, as a very desirable To-
cality. not only to hold a Fair, but the
point where the industrial classes in every
branch of business would be anxious to
meet for the purpose of exchanging views,
receiving and imparting information upon
matter in which all are mutually interest
ed. These are times in which every re-
fleeing man feels the necessity of availing
himself of all his own, and the skill of
others. that he may turn it to a profitable
account. We are informed that besides
the usual attractions of these exhibitions,
others Of unusual interest will be intro
for the amusement and instruction
of the patrons OF this Fair. No pains or
will be spared to make it the most
attractive exhibitson of the kind even held
in Western Maryland.
The address, it is said, will be delivered
by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, a gen
tleman whose distinguished ability never
fails 10 draw immense crowds to listen TO
his extraordinary powers as a speaker.
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a bold and courageous party of young
men from this town wended their way to
the ''rattlesnake den." ON Laurel Hill
mountain, me day of last week. They
captured a number of these venomous rep
tiles, and returned home before night feel
ing very jubilant over their victory.
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NJ Ell =. FEIL.
COOK BEERITS' BLOCK,
SOMERSET, PA.
NO MORE HIGH PRICES!

Clothing, Hats, and Cent Furnishing Goods marked lower
than ever was known
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The kjiow M accounts have been nied In ny
Dftice and will be presented for confirmation Oh
Thursday 9th Of August, 1879
L. Merrell, Ass;gnee Of La Border,
VIM Roddy, Assignee Of Nehemiah Miller.
W. b. Aegahan, Assignee Of Fred Naugie.
J. NJ. Olin9er. Assignee Of W. g. Hicks.
f. n. Schr3ek, AssixDeeo OF Jonathan j. Weller.
W. H. Hay, Assignee VI Is. y. Johns
i'll Puxs. Assignee Of Daniel MostoIier.
J. H. Dhl- Assignee Of Daniel u. Miller.
j. H. Uhl, Assignee Of 7. N. FIehtner.
n. J. KOOSER,
July II Parliamentary.
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Any amount of petty ihieving is being
committed in and around this place, and IL
for these chaps, and give them the benefit
OF the contents of their shot, uns.
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Mr.. Dianset has erected a two-story
shop, and is now ready TO manufacture all
kinds OF furniture.
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Mr.. Jacob Kautz, OF the firm OF kaulz
& Son. has built himself a very handsome
cage; in TACT. il will be the finest dwelling
house in town, when finished.
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SuxDAy-scHooL CONGESTION. - Tn,
second Sunday-schcol Convention, Tor The
! present year. OF the West District, ALE
gheny Conference, of the United Breth
rem in Christ, convened in the U. B
church, at Mineral Pcilt, Somerset county
Pa. on Wednesday. August Z. al 2 p. N
and closed on the evening of the eighth
Rev. Jas. Medseer. the Presiding Elder q
the district. presided.
Each session was opened and closed
with appropriate religious exercises.
The following subjects were discussed:
Wednesday afternoon-The Object OF the
Sunday school Convention = opened by
Rev. NJ. o. Lane, of Greensburg, Pa. A
number of others joined in the discussion OF
this subject.
"Wednesday evening-How can more OF
the members Of the church be induced 20
labor in The Sunday-scool? Opened by
Rev. l.. W. Stahl. OF Mt. Pleasant. Pa,
! after which it was also discussed by a
number of the members of the Conyen-
ton.
Thursday morning-The relation of the
children 10 the church. Prof. George
Keister, OF Union Biblical Seminary, Day
ton, Ohio, led the discussion OF this topic.
The question was discussed BY many OF
the members Of the Convention.
Thursday a~fternoon-The advantage of
Lesson Leaves in the Sunday school was
discussed by Rev. j. G. Steiner, of Ale
gheny City, and others
Thursday evening-Rev. j. S. Miller,
of New Florence, Pa discussed The In
fiuencc OF Sunday-schools. Others made
remarks upon this subject. The discus
sions were interesting, being instructive
and spirited.
There has been marked progress made
upon the District in this good work dur
ing the year. The reports indicate that
the schools generally ale in a healiy condi-
ton.
The Convention was highly entertained
with music by Prof. W. II. Holmes, of
G~reensburg, Pa, who was assisted by
many CT the delegates and others.
The exercises OF the Convention were
interesting and profitable, and largely al
tended. GCd was IN u midst, ard We
telt that il was good for US TO be there.
The childrep's meeting on Thursday af-
ternoOn was a rich treat. they were adj
dressed By Rev. J. IL. Pershing, OF
Shanksvilie, Pa, Mrs. George Keister, of
Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. +. A. Ramsey, of
G~reensbuFg. Pa.
The Convention was very kindly receis-
ed and Hospitality ent=Ttained by the good
people of Mineral Point. We all felt at
home in their midst. and shall never for
get their kindness.
SECRETARY.
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The Turnpike Company have erected a
new bridge over the Quemahoning near
Coyode's saw mill.
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can furnish you with either the Plain.
Enameled. or Galvanized Wrought Iron
Water Tubing OF any size or length.
w. II. pLATT.
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All the right, title, interest and claim of John
a. Sipe, Of, in and 10 the following described
real estate, viz
No. /. A certain tract OF and situate in Jenner-
town Dor, Somerset To, Pa conta ming II acres
more or les, with n two story frame dwelling
house, stable and other outbuildings thereon
erected. ad.eining lands Of Henry Rauch. Adam
FriedIiae. Philadelphia ! Pittsburgh Turnpike,
and Somerset < COnemaugh Turnpike, with the
appurtenances.
No. 2. A certain tract of land situate IN Jenner
Twp, Scuerset IN, Pa, containing 100 acres
more or less, with a water power saw lnili thereon
erec.ed, adjoining lands OF Henry Sipc. Joseph
Wadsworth, Jehn Csaw and others, with the APP
partenances,
No. & A certain lot Of grUuni situate IN Somer-
set Bor,. Somerset Co.. Pa. containing y acre
house. stable and other outbuildings thereon erect
ed, frvnting on Patriot street anu adjoining lot
occupied by Robert Laughton On the east, Curtis
Kooeer on the west, and-s street on The south,
and known as lot No III on the general plan OF
said borough. with the appurtenances.
Taken In execution as the property Of John a.
Sipe, at the suit Of Frank SiPe. use Of Hertz
keiser-
All T. eright. title. interest and claim OF Dcquiiia
Ream and Henry keam, Of, In and 10 the fellow
ing described real estate, viz
A certain lot OF ground situate N the town oil
Garres Summit Twp, Somerset Co., Pa, contain
INK Il acre more CT Tess. with n one AMI q hall
story frame dwelling hoase thereon erected, and
known on the general plan OF said town az lot No
T1f7. and ad,oinfag LOT No. fH on the south, Cherry
alley OF the west. Walker street On the east
With the appurtenanees-
Taken in exeeuiiona rs the property Of Dequilla
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Baker had abdicated his position US nor
NAL teacher at Jenner Y Roads, and left
for his home, at Mineral Point, on Tues
day afternoon.
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She that hath a new and fashionable
bonnet is more consumed with a desire 10
90 to meeting than seven of the most pi-
Gus of
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a number of our people have turne
their faces campmeeting- ward, taking di
ferent directions.
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. SsIGNEEs' ACCOUNTS.

July
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The farmers OF our vicinity are about
done harvesting, and will soon begin again
TO scatter their seed in the hope Il reapIng
another harvest in time to come.
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On the first page of to days paper APP
pears the premium list Tor the coming
Fair. II will prove interesting reading
matter 10 many.
The sun., 1878-08-18
wnKRE GRIz<hIEs 1RE rAENTE
Hunters who are Hunted- Rolling Down -
300 Foot Snow Bank.

NEEDLE MoUNrNrNs. san JUAN, Col. July
H.-Since writing YOU last We haV" reached
permanent camp. ON tho head of a branch ~
the Rio Nalecito. Our tent is up On the noun
tain range az an attitude oi II 200 ioct-hciug
as hlgt "a we could perch and find timber. In
front q us lies little lake. frozen from shore
O. shore. while on the bald surface rising beyond
/ snow los in drifts. The canon nest To- u. is
in IL Is probably any spot on earth. The noise
Of the blasting has driven these kines OF the
forest out OF our own little valley; but milo
Walk can az any time procure an interview.
None ot "a violent nature has yet taken place, Ms
both sides preserve an armed neutrality. We
never can encounter Brulu among the trees.
where there i,a chance iorroiicction among the
houghs after firing; and We dare not take him
"a NE Dare m uhidlh sld,, WM.ch ie Affects for
both den and promenade. We have socn n
dozen or SO oi the members II this intcrcsting
family, in appcarance about the size of AN oN.
waikinE long the bare mountain sides Of this
valley. They seem al this season. ON account
of then young, 20 he very irritable; and Hs "a
grizzly can live long enough with u dozen
balls under his huge ribs To Kill man
each interview has 80 far been terminated
a. quickly n the nature Of tha ground would
above tho bears on the mountain side. We
tried, 10y long-range shots. and rolling down
stones. 10 lntimdnte them but ON hotn occn-
slonS they commenced moving toward us the
in~talt W. were perceived. II WAS only ycstcr-
day that Phin crnW'rt mp the side wall of our
AillD 70 nave a shoi ilom ne summit at Old
Icrrihle-l she grizzly with three cubs whose
den Is hglf milo down the opposite slope. Any
sunny afternoon the mother cnn Ire seen plnvifg
discovered hy the Professor the second day NJ
arrival and " i"-e time On the o,casI n wn- the
bc-t Oh record here uii!l yesterday. Phiu. our
poriN one. ga,ned the summit and saw
messed his nrc delivered. Wo also Wit
nc--od hi, gnomInious flight. and hi,
de9 rnt over the surface of hundred yard
snow bank in preference tu the usual slow
method Old Terrible appeared soon after on
tho summit, bu, dld not follow down into the
valley. which they have ahandopcd 10 us Phin
affirm, that man can beat a sled over snow
drlf; hut the friction Is too great for the sport
oNor To- Income popular,
Rocky Mountain sheep ara daily visible fecd-
ing on the dlNlc-t portions of the mountains.
a!d short distance baiuw camp the streams
abound with trout This being tlo rainy sea-
son. we have AN average of three heavy thunder
showers II day. and II peculiar feature ot this
metal mountain ~ the r'rrntricltS of the oleD-
tricity. Immediately upon the approach of the
storms the miners ara obliged 10 drop their
picks. as the blades hum and sting like e.er-
trlcul batteries
The sun., 1878-08-18
FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAn

SATURDAY, Aug. 17-P. M-Thc market
to-day has been subjected to a sharp reverse.
NJ tho opening, prices whore changed. were
somewhat higher than atthc close of business
yesterday, and an active demand early spranls
up Tor Lake shore tho Changers. and the coaL
properties. Tho general LIST sympathizcd to q
degree but 1t was ea-ily seen that the short
interest IN the stocks named was tho objective
rointo ol the active mauipuatOrs Northwestern
Paul prefcrrc and Iackawanna worc tho
prominent features and these wcrc bid up tx
Y cent. % q cent. and IT, p cent. in tne
order given. Tho tone of the market continued
strong until the second call when tho in
1uiry from the shorts having apparently
subsidcd for tho day stocks came out
freely. and in The absence Of material
demand prices dropped rapidly in some cases
considerably below opening figures. An analy-
sis of the table Of highest and wcst prices will
divulgc the fact that there i- little in the upward
movement but plooe ofstrltcgy to mako stocks
scarce whore the market has given tho appear
ance OF having boon ovcrs0j and. by placing
fictitious values upon them force the short
Interest 10 covcr with the apparent alternative
oi ultimately muking greater losses Az COM
patod WIN opening rtigo-. the trunk lines
cloS"u lower, cNcnit for Lake Shore and tho
W"l STOCKS hlsh cNlf o. iNr Hudson Canal.
ne common Gr1ngcr- wero lower and the pre-
Union Pacific wore both lIwDr Eric and West
lower. " ~ ' "V''
, Tho following table represent, the opening.
principal stocks during fle t.i,t woek t1gntb"r
with tile number of share. dealt IN.
The sun., 1878-08-18
a Dinner and n Kiss.

F'm Ne Pul iyi Caum,,cui
nave brought Your dmucI. father.
Ihc blacksmith daughter s.d
A. size iunk from her arms kettle
Ana lltod lts sluMns li
There's not any plc or pudding,
- Mill give Nuu tAis
Ant upon his tHil worn forehead
she lett a childish hiss.
The blacksmith took on hi, upron
And dlncd IN hauiN mOud.
wandering much at the SAVIOR
llll IN lns humble tnni
Nmlu all about him were Visions
run ui pruphcuf Iiss
But lt urN,t thoN- -lIt ui lnA-le
In hIs little dau. htor's kiss
while ,he with her kettle swinging,
NDlglN uud.rd aWaN,
ktopplW NJ Aslii ul n squirrel.
Catching some wild birds laV
And thought how many shallow
on lie aud iatv We Wuuld mlss,
II alWaNs uur hugal dinners
Were seasoned Nlth a klsS