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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

T. FARNERs-Again We call your 81
.sniion 10 fhc izct iLai &c want
500 bushels Of Wheat, CT
100 barrels OF -four,
1000 bushels Of cats.
50 barrels OF maple sugar.
for cash and cash only.
Sell d your wheat and -four Otherwise
we hall have 10 send ibe money q Of
the county
Respectfully.
CO0K & BEERITs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Ne know you are not wicked. but still
you might want To- VsI one Of the cheese
factories on sunday, sid We warn you.
fust here, that j can not &c done. IS cards
have been printed Tor The managers az tins
Cf5ce Ehich read No smoking ALLOW
ed Visitors welcome or Al days except
Sunday II you mus 20 visiting on
Sunday 20 70 the po0r-h0use and brow
beat the steward and swear YOU vii be
admitted because !. ( our house
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

\ correspondent Of the Pailadeiphis
LeCcer. makes the following Suggestions
how 20 put on = new pair OF boots or
shoes II order Il prevent pain and suf-
ferinE- First select Sunday, rs the
feet are more likely 20 Lave rest on this
dsyl. In lie morning wash the feet in
cod wafer. cut the nails, and corns ii
any. put on soh, close-fiting stockings.
introduce the foot SLOWLY In Z few mo
ments after the boots or shoes are On. a
heavy aching pain viii be experienced.
this * caused by pressure OF the veins
interrupiing the circulation. In atOui
Eve minutes rensoye the boots Oh shoes,
and with the hand rub the feet on 10th
surfaces from the toes to the ankles; this
viii relieve the congestion and remove
the grasses from The stockings.
II necessary, repeat this operation four
OF five times, and, unless the person Is
attempting 10 put a No 6 foot into q Num-
Der ) boot or shoe, great comfort viii be
the reward.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

List THURSDAY morning L ;. District
Attorney Mccormick made s motion in
he [. :. District COUu a. Pittsburgh, 20
tuler 3 Eols pr0ss1 q ia the case Of The
United Stats - Samuel ID. Livengood.
preident ofihe National Bank o. Meyers
dale. S0mersei county. Pa The charge
against Mr.. Liyengood was perjury, in
makinga false refurn Of the business OF
the hank. The District Attorney deemed
II uuzise D. 20 10 trial with no further
evidence Of Intentional fraud than was ad-
duced al the hearing The motion vas
granted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

A number Of well executed counterfeit
trade dollars have been seized in Cineiu-
natl They are composed Of block ir.
bsmuih and pulyerized gzss. The Osiy
means u detecting them Is By a weigher
or hy pressing them between The teeth
when tie glass hiss q cracking sound.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

While Two young girls only twelve
years ola, were alone n 8 house in sun
bury. last week they heard 3 noise i rear
OF lie builfing. which, on investigation.
proved 10 be burglars One Of the girls
seizeas shot gun at hand AID deliberately
pointing II al The burglar Il the act Of
jumping into the window, threatened 10
shoot If he advanced. The thief retrested.
when the girls ave the alarm. and neigh
bors came last in tine 10 Sc tSo men e.
CAPE over tle fence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

A correspondent Of Harpers Magazine
sends to The Drawer copy OfGn order
received By ABroons county dentist which
says NV mouth i Eve inches scrost.
fve-eiChf inches threw the jsw. sum
hAmoky on the edge Shaped like a boss
sheE. toe forrad II yea want me 70 be
psriickler l shall hey 10 cum thar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
49,

At another place ID tO-days paper vii
Be found a call for a meeting OF Somerset
township farmers 10 take into oonsidera-
tiou the feasibility Of erecting and putting
in operation s starch factory The idea.
We arc told, Is to get enough farmers 10
agree b plant q certain number OF acres
with potatoes in order that there may be
No lack % material with which 10 keep
The fsct0rY running. We hope TO see The
movement succeed, as il viii add maize
rally 70 the good Of Z community. In
sGdiiion 70 giving employment 10 a large
number Of men il vii annually Use up the
large surplus crop ofPotaioes thus furnish
iDg a market 10 Oar farmers al their own
doors. Let there b a,fuIl turnout
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

500 REwARD-Losf-A large leaiber
pockei book containing considerable mon
ey and valuahles. The book had the
name q Michael Wagner written OF he
Inside The above amount win be paid
for The recovery Of the Pockei-book and
contents
u rr-n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

The cheese factory a Gebhars has been
IN operation for some little time. those st
MIXERS Jenner. and B0wmzns vii be
Il operation beiore this paper reaches you,
while the factory a. Evansville viii not
be vHt n operation for some dsvS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Yer gon spend every cent what !
hiring ver home tor striped stockings, an
Is whist & drunken nlsn was telling a bar
bcrs pole when q policeman arrested him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

The borough suthoTiiies OF Tyrone have
been made liable - the tune OF 1928 to
pay fnr damages sustained by Mrs. Charles
Gross il stepping through 3 hole IN the
sidewalk. This Is another warning to
boroagh authorities 10 keep 3 s;riei watch
a. ihs s3es ak a they xii get eur q re
usfr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

FISHING WITH DIP Oh SoooP NETS
For the information Of persons who are
under the impression that the AsL lass
have been 50 amended - 10 authorize
fishing with nets and seine, provided they
do not catch trout IN this way. ge VIII
state tia. such Is o the tact. The laws
relating 10 fishing are the same as they
rave been Tor = number Of years. and net
or seine fishing, except with nets the
meshes Of which are three inches. s poS-
lively prohibiied. with heavy penalties al
i2ehed fer the violation. Section s5ih Of
the general game law Is as follows
SEC p. In any Of the inland waters Of
this State, Inhabited by speckled front OF
black bass, and in which the fishing with
knots and the like devices Is altogether
prohibited by this act or some other acts
in force n this commonwealth. il shall
not De lawiul to catch or kill fish by any
means or device in the nature thereof. the
meshes or open spaces ia which shall
be less than three inches, under penalty OF
twenty Eve dollars: Pr0riied. That moth
ing herein shall authorize The catching Of
speckied trout BY means Of any device
save only by hook and line. except for
proposition and 10 stock OiheT wafer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Las. week while or ProihonotAy was
IN attendance ~ the Safe Convention 81
Harrisburg. PARK got nan wuh 6 shovel
pl0w. mstiocS and spade. aDd woman,
armed with Tire much admired but not
dangerous mop. I Eork, and yoG can
walk INTO the Office E0w j1sl q you can
70 any other plaoe. and needn't De afraid
Of sticking fast either. The balance OF
the county oficsrs and nearly al the law
yers in Town want 70 follow his example.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Nj. FL \ P4ngbara. while hunting
recently oa the farm Of Mr.. Jesse We'd
der. IL R1strSveT township this county,
sucoeeded in killing two faxes a. one shO;
from MS Gun. He d~isooVered them close
together. and bringing his gun-a sho;
Cun-uo be4I on them SUCCEEDED in killing
both. We have o heard OF anything in
the way OF shooting that viii beat this
Il s usually 5 very difficult thing TO get
within Showing distance q { fox.
GrcsHE5Bre Etraid.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
T~REASuRER'S SALE
UNSEATEDLANDS

AgreeAhly - the provisions q an 2ctof Assembly
directing the node q selling snseztef lzn5s r.
and the several supplements thereto, the Trszsur-
er Of SoEns-set County hereby gives 1Sii1s that
unless the county school read AID bslsdiaE taxes
one On the GLOWING EnSzata lsnds, are paEt te-
fore the day q sale the Eh2e, or such paris o.
each as via pay TIE taxes and eos-s. vii he
sod ~ The GsETt HCase. n Somerset bo-sazh. @
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

STARCH Farmers q Somerset town
ship. come one, come al. 10 8 meeting % be
held in the Courthouse, Saturday. June
!. At 4 O'Clock, P. n. 10 take into con
sideTAilon the establishment Of a starch
factory. that viii use al least two hundred
thousand Bushels Of potatoes per mum.
Cheese factories are & success. Shall some
live Yankees be invited 70 come and make
pot4io raising profitable 4 live Yankee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Late o. Henry MeFsr. iaie sfL1Eer Tarksy goot
Twp deceased
Letters ie<IAnentaU n the above estate nav
ing been granted 70 the Undersigned by the pr9p-
sr azthorify- notice Is hereby ETea b AT p-rzoEs
i11e5ted . zid estate 70 make tmme1iars pay
me7t- and those having claims against the sane
10 present them eriy zuThsufsstet. scr settle
msuL 70 the 1n3erzgued 81 the late residence q
seeszsod- iB s1if tav1ship- q SATURDAY June
=. ls-s-
2UTH ANN REBE ca MEYER.
ATmsrf-n.rr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

The yiclant change in the weather. pro
dEced BIZ The rain and hail on Saturday
and Sunday. eliminating o. Sunday night
in q frost. which, while generally white.
approached the killing black irust In many
localities. II Was observed Monday
morning in gardens and lawns thsi the
cold had been sever enough 10 freeze ten
der plants. Snd the fresh flowers OF = deli
cafe nature. We notice many bushes
which presented the appearance Of having
been 'nipped' by the cold. buds and Pc
iais turned ~col0rless. dropping and wither-
Cd. After the wind lulled on Ssturdsy
night there vas q slight frost in nearly al
GeDressed localities; but the clear calm OF
Sunday night produced one OF the
heaviest frOsts ever known by the Oldest
Inhabitants in this region. Great damage
has been done to fruits and early segeis-
bles. Il was Necessary 10 re kindle fires
in dweilinE-hJuses and take overcoats
from their -pFeSerTatives from moth The
wav has not yet entirely passed over.
and tie singular GOODNESS Of the weather,
al this season, this year, viii torn >
lbeEle OF conYeIsai.on il alter years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
A sSIGNEES SALE

BY Flrtue y a. arier iss1si olt 81 tke Clur GO
CaEnan Fieas q Sumsrsct o. Pa. tn unler-
siguet AsEee az K Hsl vl sEI.ss b ale
e. Tuta aatcV U
Saturday. JHHe IS, 1875,
a. oe,oeE p M 3n re premises the EneEinz
described prperiF. VIZ
A certain l1f ~ Eunl situate "a Neysr@lale
BJrugh- SEerset Comfy. Pa Sou1ici b Main
? reel % the sutL- Eghth greet a Ne east
Iul % EErEas FAX el tle west aud -- alley
q Tie DErth- having 8 ss fest fr1utare and extent
l1g back Is feet AM E11Ea On plan e safl :uEa
az iot NJ -. WIKI . Eusd two ssu-v dwelling
hu1sz- a stable and other tullifnzs srccrai there
en-
1EhL> @Ee rAir4 e ha1d- e-ethi-i IN ar
ul1-hs- All G1ethar1 n eEe year from tbs date
VIII Interest ol deferred m. f-uu DAY :
sale JOHN "a OLINGER.
AaTla AszLElee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
xEEsE4szsEkALPOlST RAILROAD

Ca and aner Nov. Is is57, trains VI
N - folowS o0unectlng with AL p@sssngerralns
o. the P. ". a b. Z T. CMan trains daily "a
press daily exseps MooaAy9
- AEEITE-
vsn W. ANN
N.n Ea- Gan l. p Il
Nzu East connects with Lea West
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Away down in the state Of Georgis
they have lately had d religions sensation.
Il appears that Deacon Frank (. Block,
of the Central Presbyterian church. IN
Lawreneeville. allowed some young Wis
iiors 10 enjoy round and square dances IN
his pArioT. on the 9Th Of December last
For this be was arrzigned by the elders
and was suspended By 3 yOie Of 1 10 3. iOr
having thus violated the laws Of the Bible
and OF the chuich The deacon wAs not
satisfied with this decision and appealed 10
the Atlanta Presbytery. The issue he
raised in his pleading was First i
dancing wrong per a according 70 Bible
al law and second. Is dancing entirely
prohibited By the deliverances Of the Pres
bvierisn General Assemblies, or are las
ciyioas and pr0miscuoas dances only for
hidden. He admitted that he had al
lowed and encouraged dancing on the &C
casion in question. but denied that il was
either lasciviOus OF pIomiscuoUs in lis IA
ture. The PresbyterY has just decided
against Deacon Block and suspended him
from membership, IS members voting
against sustaining his appeal : in favor Of
sustaining il in whole, and : Tor sustain
ing il in part Mr.. Block will not appeal
to the Synod, which IN due time will E.
naIly decide whether ~Presbyierians msy
indulge in hound and square dances or
mus refrain entirely from that exer-
else.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

DECORATION DAT.-Ai q meeting OF
Company 6, held on Friday, May 4,
ISIS, 10 make arrangements Tor the OBJ
servsnoe OF Decoration Day. the following
resolution was adopted
Rsssloei That the executive commit
tee be, and are hereby empowered 10 ex-
tend an invitation 10 all the veterans and
oiher citizens Of the county 10 unite with
Us in decorating the graves Of our soldier
dead.
Geo. Snyder,
W. W. Picking.
Wm. kreageI,
Committee.
Meyersdsle papers please copy
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7

4DHIsTRATORs NOTICE.
Slm1n BlrhauEh A1uin5stutr 60 f.srznrafa
raHsEs or ioha Bsncurf- late % Ansgkc-r Co.
lid 1ecc4seI
Letters q 11ntzisCra-f11 q re above estate
having been E71ted . ths unier1z1ef. nglesIs
hereby Erel - -h1ss i1d=5fet % * q zaks iuzs
date uarLHut- aD1 thoe- having cldirns sgafrs.
r. % present. then daily sufhenfleated fr settle
meat % SATURDAY. the 18Th day g June.
lss ~ The Gee of Echael LeaE Esq- In Wei
ierstgrz- Scmerssf Co.. Pa
SIMON BLCBATGH.
Lag. Adminlsrralor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
A DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE

Es-7fs OF Ishn Lylix. late af ~satns-y.oa
W. c-celsai-
Letters &C 1fulzsr-a-iE On The afrFe eEfar~
hsTi11a- g-slteahy -heprupsrEathorffy- DusIe
II hereby EVe- 81 -lesc i1debte1 o. rr1uaksluus-
ci1re payment. ar1 t11se haTirzciaius aEzius r.
. presecr them d1iy EEfle1rizfef fr settlement
"a >4-urilF. June [1s--- a. The ate ~rssifezce
q 1eesasa1 u stE3 toEnship-
lShAH EEEEICk.
G1Tl A1ul-s-rafur
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Recently a large splash dam On the
htzdWstefs OF Sandy Lick creek. near The
summit tunnel, IN Clesrdeld county. erect
cd BY Nj. John DUBoSs gave way and
flooded the country generally. A family
residing a short distance below The dam
bad their dwelhug-h0use and barn swept
away. AID their COW. hogs, anc chickens
were al drowned; the family succeeded
il escaping with their lives, m~iracul0usly
as i may seem, by being washed ashore,
c~incing 80 floating timbers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

Tkst c1ees. ru-usr FIhh AveaEs sni sniia-
ted streets and Dept csIer Gz1t ana N4
Sr-eetE. PasoEnxk- Pa
n r. COLI Genera Tickei Agent
EHYNDMAN. SEpL- Cau1el-zTlls
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Monday. Jene lOA. ISIS.


for he srearazes OF sEs< dae and ths cost. ae
er1ed thereon
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STATEMENT
A s~SIGNEES' SALE

Attest JH MILLER
TN fIa-E
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TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE q OHIO II. r..


.---trs I'm ~ B4ltIna7e Tine, - MINUTES
fas;er than PirtsbGrgA Tine
r.. Frn-rs. train lezres Psus5arg a 80 r n
rsru-usrsne Ia A NJ Mineral
-. 80 nj In retain The Express leaves
Cr-se-Isp5 a. 80 A NJ srTFt1g AZ AieeI~
- - a NJ ConreiifTfils el2 A n fitls
burgh 80 A. n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

TIE ns-i dire1 and pis2sznt rpuie y he b@
~ Sourh ia WashInEtol CITY
Trough Nal leaving ~ so 1Als
-fres ~ Nzshiugfal attn IA
n a Philadelphia Sle D. IA NeN 1eA -
u Riehmoll. 80
Th-1ugh E1u-sss- leaving sS ? n aaAs- -
rires ~ Washf1gta1 zf-%1 an B14um
RIchmonc- SIS ? II Phtizdeiphl -
p.u New Nork- Sl1 ? Il
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A UDITOR's NOTICE

Maya
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

ThrguEh Mall and Express trains dallg
Acaoumsdztan trains and faeeue EAffs
t.Ir. eraeA SuE1Ey.
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J. r NEsAHAx.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22
UDiToR's NOTICE.

Nay2
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r NOTICE

Nay
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-22

: ouSE-Ah persons are hereby mol
ned not % t~resspass on my and lot ne
purpose OF hunting fishing OF packing
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LaVGlsYllle. II
No butter taken since May 10

DR.. ". F. Fundenberg. oculist and
Aurist. from Cumberland. Nd. l. nOw
stopping 81 the Glade House. where al
those suffering from diseases Of Tie Eye
Ear. Nose ard Threat can consuit him
every Tuesday. Wednesday. THURSDAY
and Friday. All consultations tree
cssue hours from 2 A n. 10 ! ?. n
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
THE STATE BADGE.
st. Paul and Saltwater Try Conclusions IL
Shooting and the Former Wins.

St. Paul and Saltwater Try Conclusions in
Shooting and the Former Wins.
Yesterday, the day appointed for the pig
eon-shooting match in this city between the
Sportsmen's club here and that of st. Paul,
was all that could be desired. There was no
wind of sufficient consequence to interfere
with the sport, and the weather was only
marred for very short time by slight dash
of rain, which did not, however, dampen the
ardor of the shooters or retard their pre-
sion.
The shooting was excellent, and had every
element of excitement from its extreme close
ness, which went to fever heat as the pop
ping went on. In short, as the score shows,
it was one of the best shooting matches ever
witnessed in the State and country. Last
season onr club captured the badge
and the championship with winning total
OF al birds, while on yesterday the defeated
club-sorry to say our home club-scored
156, or fifteen more than when they won last
year, and were still five points below the St.
Paul club, the present victor.
The birds were in excellent and lively con-
dition. There were four mistakes of single
rises of 81 yards, each club being divided
into two teams. Appended is the score, the
judges being Major Camp, L. Stone, for St.
Paul, and D. Hersey and D. B. Loomis for
Saltwater:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16

NEW YORK, June Is.
Gold opened and closed at 1COz with s.les curing
the day at 1908.
Borrowing rates 1925 per cent. and fit.
Bar silver 1865, gold.
Governments steady.
Railroad bonds strong.
State securities quiet
Inc stock market was weak in early dealings and
prices declined to 70 per cent, but subsequently
hrmer tone set in and there was an advance of to
* per cent In the afternoon the market was strong
especially for Rock Island, Western Union, and
Michigan Central the first named advancing on the
semi-oficial announcement that the net quarterly
dividend would be IN per cent, at the rate Of 10
per cent. per annum. At the close Wabash broke
from lax to 1874 on the report about pending suits
and general list reacted q to q per cent There was
more business In qucksi preferred than for some
time past, and the stock sold at 36@37M35L Lake
Shore, too declined to 6l9s rumors that the actual
ngs thus far In June not up to the esti-
mates maze sometime since, on which probable
dividend OF 2 per cent. was based.
The transactions aggregated lO4 900 share of which
5000 were Erie; IA, 100 Lake Shore; 5000 Wabash:
5000 Northwestern; 5000 Northwestern preferred:
$500 Rock Island; $500 St. Paul common $500
Lackawanna; 1900 Michigan Central 5000 Western
Union, and 400 Quicksilver preferred.
Money, easy at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3GI4L per cent.
Custom receipts S156,OOO.
The assistant treasurer discussed x18 GEO in gold
Clearings $l2,OOOOOO.
Sterling, steady; 844 for sixty day; 96Z sight,
Inc following were the closing quotations:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
stYou will certainly give something she

ssYou will certainly give something she
interrupted.
Sand I've got to meet fire and life IN
surance, pew rent, taxes, gas and
"Put down what your noble heart
dictates, " she said, as she handed him tie
book.
He reflected for moment and then asked:
"Win five dollars convert heathen-a
great big two listed heather, with stiff
knee?''
ell think so.''
He figured with pencil on the bottom of a
chair, and said:
"Five dollars into two hundred pounds of
heather is forty pounds for dollar. That
10, less see-um-ten pounds for twenty-five
cents, and none to carry. Divide tn.
dividend by the divisor, cut off the cube root,
carry nothing, and, madam, you take this
quarter and convert ten pounds of heather
for me. That's all I can spare-no use talk
lng-ten pounds-here comes his HONOR
She went away puzzled and amused at his
figures, and Bijah looked after her and
mused:
81 ought to have taken mortgage on my
share of that heather, but I'm just that care
less in business affairs"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-16
STILLWA AFTER NEWS.
The water in the lake is falling.
Log sales continue fair at full prices.
Bridge receipts for the week, SHOPS.
No business in the municipal court yester-

DrluSe loColpLS IOI Lu0 WooA, @AAV.<O.
No business in the municipal court yester-
day
Steamer D. A. Mcdonald took out a raft
of logs for Alice Il Son, Madison.
The St. Paul & Duluth road shipped fifteen
cars of wheat yesterday for Duluth.
The receipts of logs from the boom will
foot up some sixteen million feet for the
past week.
The street commissioner is doing land
Office business in the street crossing line, and
is doing good work.
Steamers Semple and Jonathan came in
last evening and will go out to-day with logs
for Durrant, Wheeler & Co.
There will be meeting of those interested
in Fourth of July celebration at the council
rooms tomorrow, Monday evening, to make
all necessary preparations for the proposed
celebration. Those who have subscribed are
especially invited to attend.
There was small smash up at the upper
depot Friday night. Two freight cars were
knocked off their wheels by the trains back
ing down too fast. No blame can be at
tached to the train men, as the rail was wet
and the brakes did not hold.
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wrists. The grey isle-thread gloves are

wrists. The grey isle-thread gloves are
shorter and fastened by one button.
The low Oxford ties of calf-skin are tha
shoes for street wear in summer. They ara
made with rather narrower toes than those
lately worn, and broad low heels. There
are also buttoned CATERS with kid top for
ordinary wear, For dress occasions are nat.
ent leather CATERS with black tops. An at
tempt has been made to introduce sharp
pointed toes, but these crowd the foot pain
fully, and have not met with favor.
Lap-robes for gentlemen's wagons are
squares of gray or brown linen woven in
basket designs, bordered with blue or red
damask figures. and fringed on the edges.
These cost from $3.50 to 50. Flannel or
cloth robes of gray or brown have neat
border of brown, black or blue cloth stitched
all around the edges; price $12.