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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
'sCHEEkY.''

Audfaip is fast making arrange
ments to build q rock road from
Mexico to our county line, well know
ing thereby she can command the
trade of northern Galloway, which
she has almost lost and Fulton gain
ed. Now, will the citizens of Fulton
permit little Mexico, now deeply in
debt, to out strip her. We hope
not.-Cor. Galloway Gazette.
Why, only last week the Telegraph
was complaining that "Callawegians
brought their apples to Mexico for
IL IL, when they could get 80 cents
at home. Now that don't look like
We were losing Galloway trade? No
sir. People can do better by trading
at Mexico. and they will do it, IN spite
ofths Gazette +; any man will trade
where he can do the best, that is If
he has good sense and we give the
Callaweglans credit for all that.
Little Mexico ''deeply in debt"
Well Mr.. Few Brains, you write
like some school girl Is years old.
Why, Audrain bonds are above par.
Galloway bonds sell for 40 cents on
the dollar and are worth even less
AnC you talk about ''deeply in debt.
Mexico owes $4,000. She could
paw it tomorrow if she saw fit. In
fact, she has offered to pay it two or
three times, but her creditors refused
to take il till il was due. When we
look over the columns Of the Gazette
and notice such things az this, we
can't help bnt think how ignorantly
egotistic some I eople are. Why, a
mar born last night should have bet
ter sencc than TO ''spatter'' away in
this style.
We advise that Correspondent"
to go off and soak his head in a solu-
ton of milk, cabbage and hashed CAL
laway bonds, the bonds would not cost
him much.
Col. Broadhead in o long letter,
declines the honor of beirg United
States Senator before it is offered to
him. Now brother Hutton, it is
time to hear from you. Can you
give up your aspirations as graceful
" az Rrsadhead did or do you still
''think your chances are good?"
Play your hands as you will, gentle
men, ex-lsoy, Hardin will be next
y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Kansas pays a bounty of five cents
for each rabbit scalp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

gy Vice President-W Wheeler has been
suffering from neuralgia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The kingdom of heaven has q door
so low that all must stoop to get into
it.-GaZette.
Yes, and thousands of people are
left on the stoop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Bob Ingersall is going to cross the
ocean to give the Englishman HI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Those most in need, say the least
about it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

q LOOK HERE.--I have alarge assas
dent of the genuine old reliable ~
Ter sewing machines on hand hss y,
alcs, oil, attachments, which ! ~
sell ON reasonable terms; ana
lend to keep my stock complete y y
he only chance to purchase tns "a 4
pine Singer machine in this couuas I
1t this office or of my canvass ~.
fou will find T. W. Nichols y 80
Dffee, to repair all kinds Of ses N
machines. Office in east END = N.
aew bank, southeast corner q
Iquare. VIM. ihaeS,
37-3m Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Fire is destroying the great forests
of California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Anderson, of the returning board
fame has been released.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
STOCK SALES.

The following is a list of the stock
sold by j. w. Atkinson, suotioneer,
last Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE BELONGING TO WARD.
Notice is hereby given that | will
apply to the Probate Court of Au-
dram county, Missouri, to be held at
the court house III Mexico, Aadrain
cOMntN. on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
r

We are authorized to announce Mr..
James Gillum as a candidate for City
Recorder, at the coming spring cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce the
naf he of 4. Il. DANIEL as n candidate
for City Recorder, at the coming
spring election.
We are authorized to announce 6.
W. Buckley as candidate for City
Recorder at the coming spring cleo
finn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
THE OLD RELIABLE
Martins Hotel,
MEXICO, MO.
MEXICO, MO.

Is still in full blast, and open q y
hours. Tables loaded with All .s
Ielicacies of the season. SefsalA
solitp and active.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

r. Cromwell, proprietor Of the
Cromwell House, is very sick,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
COUNCILMEN.

We are authorized to announce f.
D.. Graham as a candidate for Coun-
Gilman in the lst Ward at the coming
spring election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
ATTORNEY.

We arc authorized to announce T.
b. Buckner as a candidate for City
Attorney at the coming spring cleo
lion.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name OF Geo. Robertson as q candi-
date for reelection for City Attorney
at the coming spring election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
BEST HARNESS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


Sarah l.. nee Lou Logan b., her
next friend, Augustus billiard, PIT,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

spring election.
We are authorized to announce
Virgil Williams as a candidate for
Councilman in the 1st Ward at the
coming spring election.
We are authorized to announce
A. &. Barnes al a candidate for
councilman in the Sd Ward at the
coming spring election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

~h, uss .,f,,i So, Us fl, s1 fvDr
/ 90 thsi .tr iHl. oaat O., ,.u. uu. ai
H,f ,.' fHi-. tUuI -, vt.fri ti,
r-i.. ui tH, g1si stat. v, NJ tetn
.. &c, h.f % = .g.l iHaf i,,t o., ,.
~, WAS ,,.t -1-,ur Isl, .E, ,t,.-I ts
fore 'Nr i,'t snsf Huug iII,h slHuw
in 'at ta,H, ~h, .r.W,i C. hNtt fuI
I,i s'',fa. husbands. aul a Nani " a.
IHoi of hr'h,i. and @,.t,r.. Aui u,as
ia' bIl,h,i su,uut Nul at "a pf,IUun
I trHw vhi,h bee yrIHi us Il h,J u...
gt," n'i - ,h, N,pt iut shr Jdu @
weep
"M,iaw hogan t, Honor .oh,
duj 'uu mcs' ,oui dcN. husband az th,
t'I l,,t uisa' sul bJ hfn on th, t,sl
"iih a pI,,, Nl r.D, 'suIuS # o., iai
,aNinE tlucus.uus trWU u,, tsl
bong sl, % a', Wilde. tu 'ho ,l,u alI
"u, .u.a th..s and AuuNn tJ CO., tt,t,
{ D.. vr .uwuu.a Ium'vf' W, shat 70
liHH.f vnN Goo ..NwF sn honest ..u
ui inI 0hu u,l lr,u drNu Co. th, ,oi.u
Go paw hs iu., puI U,.p pos . ,,uUtdat,
ih....H ih,p h J. II ,i.sJvo
u 900 s.ft,. sH. tVH,t boo . VOICE
,H s'.,uH that Is ,b,-,rf uI . Ru,h,,
GET ,.nu factory 90 uu,, ui,uei IA,
street ir9f and cam, Iu
Ate. greeting tU,t tuuus,ut man Boa
WAT VIGOROUS nUtuurr continued th,
court altar knocking him o,,f tuuf
Hover ',s,. and H b.i 81 siuu. t,,s.
forget It's col bu,,uyiuN,r HIM aud
scratched ls lay" and pull5 ~ h,,t.
aud pui hlw in such "a shaI' HAT hs
can yumc uu'.ii, th, r1t, va the rlHu
"u' "urlh " hat hi,iuiN ui,t. q par
allrl cas-,
i 49,, mad because We wrrr uut of
wood ia, explained. now ipi thr ur-t
time ,~i'oiuC ~, Nv ml wopluu uith
which ,h, cracked him over lho think
my machine
'put II wood Woman. can a man
=" I" the lodge aud hay Ward. too
Gould YOU ask u man Who wac uu hi.
way (" hi, lodge Co think II h-cvh aud
maple stove wuod9'
"lll never hit him again she viii,
prr'd, shuddrrng y ht,lc A. III, reject.
ed that Il u ,cuprnnl uail had been du, |
On through the huarl II would ha,,
made a hnlr ~ hi, skull which the ,lr,
tors couldn't have curAci up.
Victim ot midnight nsst~ssinatinirkl
on" forward called the court. an
the husband uh.,rd H. wns a smai
man. head bound up. owes wearing *
mourniul look. and hi. long hair show
ing u lnrA II interest IN IA, n,Nt Cen.
tcnninl
"L"t her go" he replied. "Sho did
wrong, bat ,ho seems sorry, aud I druth.
81 pui up With this sore head than tn
,nakLmN W. bed aud cook my ovnl
- 49,. go, sNN NAIF
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
Novel U.es u the Telephone.

Nariuu, are In" surprises when DOS
som ont of that wonderful instrument,
the telephone. In France they have
auplicd il for marine purposes. Inc
French war steamer Dc-aiN had Ia tow
ont from Toulon the old ship Argon,
ante. 4 conducting wire was rolled
round one oi the towing cables, win
am end on board each vessel. The cIcc-
,ric current was formed by the action
of the sea on the copper sheath'ng OF the
ship,. \ telephone was introduced ~
the circuit on each and communication
.s,ahli she'd between them. During the
| whole time OF the navigation conyersa-
ton could be carried on a. easily be-
,w.en the officers OF the two vessels a.
II they had been seated in the sam'
cabin. The g step was 10 apply lh'
telephone Ia the work of the dINer
One oi the glasses Of the helmet 4, re
placed by Il copper plate, in which u
inserted q telephone, so that the maj
had only a slight movement OF the hea'
Ia make in order To receive commuhlca
tions or report observations. Inc al
4 yantages OF such AN arrangement ar
obvious. Frequently AT sea the neces-
ity arises Of examining the Keel or Dol
tom OF a ship. The diver descends' an
is able 10 give an ccount OF all he SEE
and does, and receive instructions VIII
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
Old llu,iae,s il.nsr,.

lh'r at, Dob. uHi nu,.a,ss a.n...
ln l.futl1n Wt.h an. Iulis lu ra.t.,.i
"lt coo shu.t I,sl buuus - a,.n.
rtr''i,s'' l,o aul ts.' y,.uut, La.
vlt ,nn lh.f, ,I. ,,u,. banking .ri
ils'u,ts huav.s nf ,,ft uspcttsiI, a..
h'"'''r Nw.Ht th. ,.ft uli pu,, u
iuhd.u is 'h, U.u 81 Morton a e.
"hI,t wac ss. object Ib ittt. aui a,.
'"i'nUnr'It U.'u Shakespeare and o.,
ruu H., Irus uf M,.st. tbtldA a..
au1 ''us'lNE' n Sharpe vtfr r,'si,.sb.
ct before lUH1 Oliver Cromwell Amt
Bic banking sr.,uuf With tbild A 90
The Hank - luglsud u.e,u b,,in.,, 500
l''t nul "ts provided .tHs wear. o.,
Nyssrf li'al ihumps1u. ilauAe,. \
Co. bsru,tl ll1sr,, * &c anil tho
NHi'"u IT,, COMPANY Among the
merchant. ihr hru.,s - Mrs.p ii,,.
ring htuih,fs s. Go was founded ia
l,'A aud among "u" merchants tho
triu IL Hedge * Hutlcr vas fuuuIatip
1000 The lnnFmnu,. l.nuk pu1ush,r
have done hu,iu,s, without Uts.l
since l'Sl. aud the ll,ntle,s ta,o lcon
publishing b,.rts moro than gen ,cara<
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
Uncle Remns ON the phoDog

.,Tncl, K-mu~,' asked "A tAlE
ward looking negro. who vas o.
crowd surrounding the old IN We
from, 81 James Bank. ycsto'inr u
WAITS dis ere wat dcy call. de- inc
Graf dis ere iu-,'mcnl wat Kin hon u
roun' like little chillun IN de- bal 10
ysrd2' :,
II ain, seed um," said Uncle kcmh
rs. feeling in his pocket for n ire-h.
chew of tobacco. Il amt seed am
bu, | hear talk nm nm. Miss sally wul
| rcadiu' in dc papers las thu-cdhN. an
.hc say dat its Il mighty big whhtyou'
maycallcm.'
"A mighty big which," asked one Of
the crowd.
IA mighty big whnt,hisnamo,' an
swcred Uncle Romu. II wnI1"n, up
d,r close 20 whar Mis- Na'ah Mas u
rcadin'. but | Kinder gcddcrcd ~ dat h
VA. one oh de-" ere whnt>hi-urmrs
v'nt yer hollcr into one wear An IT
comes ont AZ DE uddcr. HIT mighty
funny unity me how desc folks kln 20
an prugnu,ticaic deere 'ckp"s iniu On"
rr dc~c yer iron boxes, An der" Int j
stay untwrll dc man comes long an
turns lr handle an l"t- d." fuss come
.iIin' out. Bimnby d"y.u git ter max.
In shore nun people, AN den dcrc'H be
a racket 'roun here. Dcy tells me dat
It goes of like one or desc ere tor
p"dp"s.'
You hear dat. don't you2' said on
or two Of the younger negroes.
Oats wat dos tells me, CONTINUED
Uncle Rcmus. "Dats wat d"y s"z
, Hts one er dies" yer kinder " at-ii
names WA, sa,.cs back wen you holler
|, Al it
wat dcy fix um mp fer dem askc
A one Of the practical negroes.
u "Du's Wal, ! want er know. sal
Uncle Rcmus, cOnt"mpla,ivriy. 'Bl
- dat's wat Mis- Sally vas rcaIin IA q
q paper. All YOU gutter DO l. boiler ~
- he box. an dar, 20 remarks. DE
n zoe, in, an dar day are token An d.
- dcy hangs on twcll you shake. de DO
an den dcy drops ont dc- ~ desc yeI
fishes wat YOU git from Savannah, a
a. YOU amt got no time fer ter ioo
!. deere giiIs, needer. '-A ttdntd cohStIt
.. Igu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25

hat tcsn hts distractions FROM ,he hs
white rhiei rbr odd ln,iian thea step
ping forward. While BE-, ~srtiurs gave
another s.wuliaa,tu. griri. ias,k hg.l
- iit Trembling grI 'uuehIt 80,
: '.wri aHi lmp'aru-1 ,'r,i a.i
uli trr arm, tu ,uI tdusigr Ibt .i
s1iri huNr,rs ,,ugE hsr Nf5lai a.. ii
-, bal 'r'u SOME 81 maj ar a,h,F
h'rruIvHu iHr commission tnd b a,
attendant. f ttt elrsau. sat 81, Ilrt
departed ti.r ears vyr, sa..i.usl u,
'.' continued -.r,Am. lul ypsn. i'rr
.ff's lru..s. NA.l..is..,a t.s 49,
I.Hs t... ts .f
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
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and .... t.. .,
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dor and ..... ..,.l mann, .
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r,Ir r,l,r ,,,., '"",' ,'','' 10,
, .' ''"- s"',S '" l''h
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"a, -. w we t'''"E
-'N. N'' ~ '''n-
-, \l'"' I" "h'' u""
IN -, ,' ,I', "'l' ''l'' ''".
n''' -, 'u''' wa '"h''lhlnH
m ~" J '''" ''''I 'h' carriage
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
Fremont aE...,..

Gen. and Mrs Fre,, WI
been spending a numb,, w.eI
city, are of and away ,beiy)
ia the western Wild. tAriLo'
General 10 M the Guber,oris.
Of that Territory where q "a.
seldom aud the Indian, aihnd
Fremont j. one Of the mOslut,
women ever met, abOundis
dOt", with sparkling narrais
and a charming ease ~ mani
ha. "a fine figure, portly, with0
desirable degree of cmboaPoI
dresses elegantly. but IN pcl
plicity. Her head il ma.CuiI
contour, with its broad, Guai
from which she sweeps herl
81 snowy hair over n Marthy
ton roll. Her hand il
pretty for n woman Of herIk
ing AZ white and dimplA
tipped a. = maiden's. o.,
adopted daughter, who GIL
plished, presiding like q "
piano, aud being mistH
foreign tongues. The re
rounds Of the press res
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
The Cross Of the Editor.

The cross Of the editor, constant As
cruel. is the eyancscencc 81 his prOduc-
tions. The most brilliant s%rticlca seem
like the fire rs Of June, IL flashes aud
then expires. Collected editorials are
the dullcst Of reading. They are sal,
that has lost IL ayOr. The most prom
i,ing experiments Of this kind have been
failures. Dust il on the leaves and
publishers are yexed. But I what
hard. working editor does there not
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
The pspnile.s Man.
ID ~, mr. I,

''s'u .,ri'lcn-k. l'I
'wc,d annoycth HIN not
,"mr.lcd los the book AGENT
"',.,rd hy the lightning ~
T." lunch hrud turn"'h
Nm. The triuk"t yrnd'r W
lie i. no, asked +" h.
IN Ioucrio. H." ham ~"
ne !, porr and hath n"\
When hc ris,,h IN the m"N
- l.. NOT rrbailuusiroW q
~ a.. ithcr doe. hc ciins ANA
w.alI 90, rid Of thc"' d,m'
W" r,ir,h hc - not N'N"h II
nhu at di.hc. liz LANDS \
~lls unto them wings new
WI, = dryour hI- water lots
II pcrp,rsod about oH'
her al be- Tor The r'.' }" ~
- no uc> for money va
.'' ut tn d,m"u"ili"; ne
,ne will be not refuse,
'N'n a uYo-crut"r he
R'ih'n relish. and storm
"n'N"'A' .,rc,clad biscuit
'"''th non himself; he j. sal
yea, '"hh 81 clan. and chow
nS7u'!' ~" ",n.,rrs ia vinegar
hr -, "'-P','S makc,h his la
,,nih on a krg
n'S Sn' ,th In - barr
m@h' "h'fs 'vf whisky IL.
h' N'""hn ~ NH the lunch
't'hIl hpp Va, hai ha,
tailed Mode, and fny :,
p. Jchoshaphat
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-07-25
~ NttG ts 80 Appt. Os.,

| ha,r always been ,lnW Ia l,ull
that torn bligh, II ,ooms ~
like lucky nr unluckN tpa
chance Have n"t many II
uuitrc't Tor Nohrs. air'ut
,'tr, their orchard trees
~ dead tvig. aud l"a,d}
Ntps. side, branches. etc
.''tssS't uu
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
DIED.

SCHMUCKER.-In Freeport, Illinois
of scarlet fever, only daughter OF Rev. c.
and l.. A. Schmucker, aged 10 month:
and II days.
HORNER.-At Stanton's Mills, Somer-
set county. Pa. on Tuesday. September
%, 1873. of diphtheria, Franklin, son OF
Jacob H., deceased, and Elizabeth Horner.
aged 8 years and z months. lie was o
noble boy, q kind and affectionate member
of the household, and beloved by all who
knew him.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, 1878, Nan
cy Horner, of Q~uemahoning township,
aged 20 years, s months and % days. The
deceased had been a good and kind moth
er. She leaves, to mourn her departure,
four sons and two daughters, whose father.
Jacob Bowman, had preceded her to the
eternal world in the year 1Sid. Mother
Bowman, as she was commonly known,
died in her aged days: she subscribed lib
berally to the erection of Mt. Tabor Re
formed church. May she rest in peace.
HOFFMAN. = September 90, 1878.
Relben Hoffman. aged So years. 6 months
and IA days. In the person of Reuben
Hoffman his neighbors have lost a kind
and generous friend, the family a kind
father. and the church one that remained
true TO his vows in the midst OF many tri-
ais.
Observation-Disclosures 1, 1878, Hester
Ellen Lenhart, aged / year, 6 months and
9 days.
BALDWIN.-October 8. 1873. j. ].
Baldwin. aged 90 years and "a days. The
deceased had many friends throughout the
county. He leaves a widow.
SMITH.-October 5. 1878. John smith,
of Stoystown, aged 81 years, 3 months
and Z DAYS. He was for many years an
elder in the Reformed church of Stoys-
town. He was a quiet. orderly, st a'ght-
forward man. As a citizen, for quietness
and obedience to the laws he had few
equals. His last remains were followed TO
their resting place by e large of
friends and acquaintance. S;oystown has
lost a noble citizen.
SPANGLER.-October 8. 1878, Henry
Spangler, OF StoDycreek township, aged
% years.
SCHLAG.-October 12. 1878, in Bakers
vile, Charley Kregar, only son of Henry
and Josephine Schlag, aged year, 2 mos.
and II days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
A ssIaNEE's SALE
"A OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

by virtue Of an order Issued out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas. Of Somerset County, Pa, the
Undersigned, Assignee Of Daniel Keim, will sell at
public sale, on
F--Iy, November s, 1878,
at l O'Clock P. NJ, IN fruns OF tho Courthouse, in
Somerset. Pa, the following valuable real estate,
viz
The farm Of Daniel Klein, containing about les
acres, situate in Conemaugh township, Somerset
county, Pa, adjoining lands OF Daniel Weaver,
Benjamin Blough, Elijah Berkey and others,
having q t~wc-stOry brick dwelling house, a two
story frame dwelling house, large barn and other
buildings thereon erected. Part of the land is
~welttlmbered, balance In good state Of eultiya-
tion. A good meadow and plenty of water on the
premises. Jacob Mummau has an equitable
interest, which will be made known on day Of
sale.
TERMS-s5e0 on day Of sale, $500 on conifrma
ton Of sale. 500 on the LIST OF April. 1873, AMI
SEQ annually thereafter until the whole is paid.
E. NJ. SCHROCk,
Oct. 10. Assignee OF Daniel keim.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
MARRIED.

HEFFLEY = ROBERTS. - At the
home OF the bride, Sept. 10th. by Rev. A,
+. Truxal, Mr.. Henry Hefiey and Miss
Eliza Roberts, both of Somerset.
SNYDER-SNYDER.-Oct. II, 1878,
at the Lutheran parsonage, Friedens, Pa,
by Rev. ]. J. Welct, Mr.. John S. Snyder
and Miss Rose b. Snyder, both OF Somerset
Co. Pa.
Observation-Disclosures G, 1878, al
Stoystown. by Rev. w. IL. Bates, Mr..
Franklin Blough, to Miss Emma C. Sipe,
both OF Somerset Co, Pa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3. 1878, at
the parsonage in Evansville, by Rev. l.
l.. Sieber, Mr.. +. j. Boxer to Miss Catha-
rine Ash, both of Somerset Co. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
JNSOLVEN T NOTICE.

The Gn1eTsigGed hereby gives notice to all hi.
creditors, that having regularly filed his petition
for the benefit OF the ~insOlvent Laws in the Court
of Common Pleas OF Somerset County, n. will
ask TO be discharged as an insclvent debtor before
the said Court, on Wednesday, November 10. 1878.
when ard where all interested may attend.
Oct. % 81 EDWARD ZIMMERMAN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

The JohnstoSn Democrat says That a
young German living with Mr.. John Neil,
in Coyle township. Cambria county was
50 badly frightened upon looking out Of
his bedroom window, about three O'Clock
on a certain moring not long since. and
seeing Mr.. Neils barn on fire, that he was
Immediately restored to his hearing and
speech, OF which he had been deprived a
nambsr Of years ago by being shocked by
lightning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes nc
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
plete satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung
Disease. 1t is true there are YET thous-
sands of persons who are predisposed 10
Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption
Hemorrhages. Asthma. Severe Colds set.
tied on the Breast. Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. &C., who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
To such we would say hat so, OC0 bottles
we're sold last year without one complaint
Consumptives try just n bottle. Regu-
lar size 70 cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

There was quite q good turnout at the
Republican meeting, held in the Court
House, on Saturday afternoon. General
Koontz, in an able speech OF over an hour
and a half, discussed the financial issues OF
the day. The audience, as is always the
case when The General speaks, listened 10
him with the most dlllering attention,
quite frequently i~nterruptiag him with
marks OF their appreciation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Autumn leaves ale beginning 10 GOV
er the ground. and weather prophets have
commenced to tell what kind of winter is
to come. Muskrst holes, corn husks,
hogs melts, goose bones. etc, etc, are
consulted BY lie wise o. otherwise wealth.
er prognoslieator, aud i; is certain that
some kind OF weather is sure TO come be.
fore the primrose, eijes; child Of spring.
shall bloom again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23


liz BANKRUPrCY.-Judge Cadwaladel
Yesterday sat for the hearing of proceeding;
IN bankruptcy. In the case of Samuel ID.
Delp, e bankrupt, The asdsEit OF Aaron
F. Baker. & creditor, was presented to the
Court, IN which it was avened that, at the
first meeting of creditors. before Register
Edwin T. Chase. Esq, he was arrested on
a capias issued on the affidavit OF Samuel
d. Delp. charging him with having malic-
iously slendered him in saying that he had
secreted hia goods 70 defraud creditors
that uron his arrest, at the office of W.
Chacc, where he had gone to give teGtimo-
nv, he was taken away. and before he ef-
| iected his release on bail the meeting had
adjourned. II was also stated in the aiii
dayit that both the bankrupt and Aaron
+. Baker reside in Norristown, and that
the creditor had no idea OF being arrested
until the Sheriff s officer took him into Gus
tody az the meeting.
Judge Cadwaiad:r expressed his disap
probation al the course OF the bankrupt,
and instructed the Register at the next
meeting TO inform Mr.. neip of his duty,
and 10 advise him that an attempt in the
future to interfere with the examination
might involve him III trouble.
In the case OF Samuel d. Delp. a vo!unla-
~ petition in bankruptcy was presented.
He had been in the lumber business in one
of the interior counties of the State, and
his liabilities amount to about a quarter of
a million OF dollars. As he says in the
affidavit upon which the arrest of Mr.. Ba-
ker was blsel, there are no assets.
In tic c2se of VIM II. Robinson. bank
rupt, the report Of Register Sussex ID. Da-
Wis. Esq, allowing him $500, the amount
named In the State exemption law. and
certain articles OF furniture, was confirm
ed.