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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
A DMINisTRAToR NOTICE.

"A
Estate Of Christian Livingstone, late ol Cone
niRugh Twp, deceased.
Letters Of administrators on the above estatehav
ing been granted to the undersigned by the propel
authority, notice is hereby given TO those indebted
toit To make immediate payment, andthose having
claims against IL TO present them duly authentiea-
TED tor settlement en- Saturday. November o
ISIS, at The late residence of said deceased.
II. g. MlLTENBERGER,
Oct. 2 Administrator.
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ssIGNEEs, ACCOUNTS.

AZ
The following accounts have been flied at my
Office. nd will lie presented fer Confirmation On
Thursdsy. Oct. II. ISIS:
John n. tbl, Assignee of Samuel Ferret.
Jas. l.. Ppgh, Assignee Of Jacob p. Zlgler.
W. Il. kuppel. Assignee Of W. W. Davis X Bro.
Geo. A. Thompson. assignee of 5. Z. Flick.
F. J. kOOSER,
Oct. II FTo-
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DO ouwantto make money2

II SO here Is your chance. Competent Agents
Male or Female rant 10 sell the Rotary SeiVe.
The moSt C0nfenient Article for Domestic use. Tor
the purpose designed ever in.ented. Ii scoops.
sits, weighs, measures and mixes. Also FOR strain.
Ing Pratt, WlshiEg Rice etc.
Over lie q Agents are nov engaged in selling
them in the vest. Territory eagerly taken where-
ever offered, 50 apply early. For particulars nj.
dress, g. N. WHITE.
Gen Agt. West. fenna. pittsburgh, "a.
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at l o'clock T.. M, the following real estate. viz
a certain tract of land. Home farm, =" Of JOSEPH
W. Beam. cOntaihing l20 acres mare or lesS, adj
joining lands 0fAlexand, r Hoffman. Alex. khoads
Philip Lape and otbers, having thereon treete,
houses, barn :, stables, sheds, sc. the farm /:
nnderlaid with Limestone and coal, draw kiln and
bans in good running order also a good bearing
fruit Q~rctarl. Co.yen,ent u ehi,rohes, school
mill, stores, &c, is a very desisahfe property and
Viii be sold In parisOr the whole TO salt prTchas,
eE. Possession given lstday Of April next, or coon.
er II desired.
TER iS-0ne third in hand. cnethiri In six
months and ene-third in one-y ear from this date,
with interest On deferred lsyment from day OF
sale.
Any further Information may be had by al
dressing Ii. 5. FLICK.
Oct. 2 Assignee of j. W. Beam.
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JOHN T. BLYNYER
DEALERIa
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Class, Paints
OIL &c. 81

The following j. a partial Cst Of goods ia stock: Crpeuters 2 <
Planes, Saws, laucbets, Hammers. Cbiel7. Plane irons ! Dies. &c, Back
smiths Goods. Bellows AnvHs. Wees, Files, Hammers, * Srdtery
Hardware, Tab frees zig Saddles Hamea, Buckles, Rngs. Biz au. TOOLS
Table Knives ad Fork, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and HazUrs. the
largest stock IN Somerset County. Painters G0Ods. . fr stock White
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting i,uts in oil, al eokns,
' arnlsh, Turpentne, flaxseed Oh. Brushes isYau Dryer, Walnut Stains
&c Window Glass Of all sizes and glass cat 10 any shape The best Coal
Oil always on baud Our stock Of Coai Oil Lamps is large and comprise.
very elegant styles. Dtstons Circular, MuIev and Cross Cut Saws Mil
Saw Files ofthebest quality ioeeainlined Kettles. Handles Of all kndss
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ELECTION NOTICE

the stockholders OF the Teilershurg and Yves:
Newton Flank Road Company. are hereby notified
that an election Will be held Ut the Somerset House,
in the borough OF Somerset, Ia. on Monday. the
.th day OF November. ISIS. 10 elect one President,
one Treasurer, and five Managers, to serve for the
enruiHg year.
si ". u. PiCXINi,
Joss r. EDIA, Presiieni.
Secretary.
SOC. e.sst, "a, Oct ]. 1a.s
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EtiAL NOTICE

N. Z. hefley. Ellen H.flley ami r.. Hefiey, 1.-THE
last Il minor under II years. all Of Nebraska,
A. Bruhaker OF Berlin, Pa, Guardian Of r. Hef
fey yeu are notified 10 appear at IN Orphans
Court to be held AZ Somerset Pa, on Monday the
llthcay Of November next. To accept or refnse the
real estate oil AnaDiis Hefiiev, decd. at the ap-
praised price. or saow cause why the same sheuli
not be sold.
Sherit's Office. GEO. W. PILE,
sep. Is, lsss. Oct . Sheriff.
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Pittsburgh Female College,
PITTSBURGH oNsERVAToRYoFMU MUSIC

Elegant Buildings, Right departments fWenty-three Teachers. Supror at
vanagcs in Music ~ the CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC connected with The Co1.Cc
Special DEPARTMENTS al for Drawiug.lnd Painting Needle work. Wax work 30
The tsihge sv rs the largest and best Grand Organ Tor educational nurrS. IL
America CHARGES LES THAN ANY SCHOOL AFFoRDING EQUAL ADVANTAGE -
ACCOMMODATIONS Send 10 the President Rev l. c. PETSHING. ID N purstr-g
Pa, Tor a catalogue. The tall term opens September T.
July "a
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w ESFERE PENk'A. CLASSICAL AND
Z~gFTIrATIEIn INETTrVTTE

The institute prepares Students fer College,
Business, Professional Schools. Home Life, and
Teaching. Location elevated, bealthful, easy OF
access. aud lis;uresipe, commanding an extensive
view Of Chestnut Ridge. Full corps OF lnstruc-
tors. Five courses OF Study. Open TO both sexes.
Expenses moderate. New building tor ladies.
Open CRATE In each room.
Address the Principal,
JONATHAN JONES, A. M,
Dec 8. Mi. Pleasant. Pa
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THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.

L!NDSEY'S BIO ODSE ARCHER
Is the perfect cure for every symptom Of corrupt
Blood, from a common Pipple TO the most irightful
Ulcer. Cures performed by the Blood Search
! or read like oldtime miraeleE. Lelef. arc
cieansed. tho aiHiote6 arc healed and scroiulous
eripples take up their bed and walk.
Llndsey's Blood Searcher Is the safe
est, suTest and most powerful Further ever known.
One bottle in a neighborhood sells scores more.
All who try 1t become missionaries for the Blood
Searcher. Druggists sell 1t. Send to
*. l.. sellers q Go Pittsburgh. Pa, for circu-
lar.
Agg = G, ". SPEERs, Agent for somerset,
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smovEls, FOLKS. SPADES. RAkEA.

Mattoeks, Grub Hoes Picks, Scytbes, Sneaths, Slsdges, Mason Hammers
Cast Steel Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts OF all sizes. Looking
Glasses Wash Boards, Clothes Wriugers, Meal Sleeves, Door Mats, Baskets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope all sizes, Hay PuIeys, Butter Prints,
Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dast and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes. Cur
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Lacbes and everything
in the Builders line. Gaps, Lead, Shot, Powder aud Safety Fuse, .Sei Sc
The fact is, keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. deal
exclusively in this kind Of goods and give my whole attention to il Per-
sons who bare building, o any one IN need Of anything ia my line, will find
1t to their advantage u give NE a call will always give u reasonable
credit to responsible persons. thank my old customers for their patronage.
and hope this season 10 make msny new ones. Don't forget the place
No, 3" BA r. BLOC
Apr. : IL. JOUN K. BLYMYFR
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A sSIGNEES' SALE
Friday. October %, 1878.

BY virtue OF anof,ieri ssaed cut % the ,goa-, ..
Common Pleas of Sciaerset county. Pa. vtl
offer for sale, ON the premises two L.!..s suuih j..
lenner Y Ralds. Pa. On
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lND WHEREAS, The Congress Of the United
stateS % The 3lst day Of March, 1870, passed an
act entitled IA oct 10 snforce Ms rights Of Cit.
=eas e} he Fbited Stdlss 10 geis ~ re sererdl
sfefss If the IEi0H ana for p!kG. pHTP3sfS.' the
nIst 6ssf seepad sections Of which aye as 6iloEs:
"SEcTIoN i. De Il enacted bV the Senate and
House Of Representatives. OF he l.piisd Sieffs Of
of the United States wbo are or shall I've otherwise
qualified TO vote at any election by the people In
agy State, Territory. district, county, city, parish,
Township, set.aol district, municipality, or other ter
ritoriai subdivision siiaii DO S,it,t.cd and allowed Ia
vote at all such elections without distilctjoI 81
race. color. or previous condition OF sef'itaiei any
constitution INV. custom, usage or regulation OF
any state or Territory or ey or under It's authority
TO the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. = And be IL further enacted, That II by OF
under the authority of the constitution or laws Of
any state. CT the laws OF any Territory, any act Is
or hall be reuaiSed to be done as a prerequisite or
EQUALIZATION fy yot.ng, aai by such constitution or
laws persons oS officer are or hall be charged with
the performance OF duties in fpnishi2g q citizens
ap opportunity to perform .sqeh Mereqr!Stes 9fto
become qualified to vote. II shall be the duty o.
every such persons and oiticers to gives all citizenE oil
the United States the Sane and equal opportunity
TO perform Srch prerequisites and 70 become qssaiifs-
edfto yote yithopt Distinction, of race, color or p!e
yjo..S condition Of scyFitade: and IL any such per
-on OF 0iiaes shall rei~se pr knogingly omit TO give
full effect to this section ts .ha,t, foF eTeFy slchoi
fence forfeit and pay the scni os I'VE .iihdtIs aof-
lars to the person aggrieyed thereby, to be recover.
cd by an action in the case, with full costs and such
allowance for counsel fees as the court shall deem
lat aud shall also. forevcry such offence, be deem
"a guilty OF 2 misdemeancr, and shall. on cunyic-
Lion Thereof. be sa,1 not less than fiye hundred
dollars or be Imprisoned ISt .ess than one month
I'D not more than one year, OF. Dotp, IT TIE disere-
ton OF i,,se court.
"a u lldgeS living within twelve miles Of the
,otaor3faty csc, 0T Fithiin twenty fonr miles.
II thew sosidcaes be ~ foFr. village, or city
upon the line Of a raIlneaa teadfas = he county
seat, shall, before Two O'Clock post ~iheFiaia,i q, ~
day after the election, and all other Judges shall.
tstore twelve o'clock meridian Of the second day
after the ~cisstloI, deliver the returns, together
with return sheet. 10 the rfo,.onptary Of the court
Of Common Pleas OF the county, which said return
sheet shall be filed, and the day and hour OF ming
...a-ked thereon, and shall be preserved by the pro-
e.. public inspection.
Giten Under my had, at my Office In Somerset,
this sth dag df OCTOBER, ~ the year Of our Lord,
one fhousfad ekht h-uda ed and ge~enty eilht
and In the one hunireith year Of the IldSpcs-
deaee VI the United States.
GEORGE W. PILE, Sheriff.
Sherin's Once, Somerset
Oct. sih. 1870.
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English Grain Crops.

LySloS, Juno The Mark Lane
EgDrcss says by the mot hopeful oD.
servers IL can scarcely be SAID that the
state ol wheat aad barley on heavy, low
lyiug land is other than extremely CrIi-
cal. The crops are weak, dIsCOlCTcd and
rotten in some places from prolonged i'm
merton, md even on light lands The
prOspec,s are two or three racks
ser acre wOrse than month
ago. Il The rain speedily cease, and a
long apeIl rf dry weather succeeds, como
but not s.I tBg damage msy be repaired.
Such M unf4yorabo change in the proc.
oecls Of tho English wheat crop would
once hsye bsd marked cAoct upon
pr.ccs, bu. go independent has this cOgE-
Try become OF the Indigeuious grain that
hat the rpyrrs. has actually been
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RniIrnnd Mnr Imd,d.

TOPEKA June "A special SAWS that
The .rrrn, railroad war ths, has been rRg-
lne m COLORADO for the past two months.
mas boon brought to a practical tcrmins-
ton by the concurrent decision rendered
on Saturday by ,Judges Dillon and Poi.
I,,, The controversy has been between
.nc D,ry,r and Rio I,r,Ddc and Archi-
."c T.r.Ls md ~,r,a Fr, cor. .p.,,i,s
.,y.r tho ros.e.sinp o. tho grcgt canon rf
the Arkaasss river. fr the purpose 4
..,er,ctIr,, their rcrpcctiyc line. Tho
canon Is worry narrow, and It u walled
y.ry hi,b 81, that practically Iur
ana r,9I bod can +. hunt
.b,prh ,or TINS r,,.n, n IA = mass OF
.....7 .trsge,rr ,ppor,,rcc cnnlroli-
~. .. r,..r~rt ranyrmcrt. in Wc.t,rn md
- .'.,by.stor, C.,l,r,to In Apru las,
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with Sherman and suppressed as much
truth rs possible without swearing to h
lie.
Q.-And you did it by suppression?
Al did it by suppression.
Q-And now you are stating IT on the
other side2 Al do not know that 1
am stating it on either side.
Q-You are dong ic now entirely on
= level bssis2 Abiding it entirely on
level basis.
Q-But before you stated it on one
side2 A.-On one side.
Q And when you made the protest,
you stated it on one side? Al did.
Passing on to Andersous examination
before the Senate committee, he stated
that he had purposely confounded two
documents, There were he said, one sf
hdsuit and two protests, ard Ia my
statement tried to carry out, as far as
possible, my implied agreement with
Mr. Sherman, and l contounded the al
idsvit with the two protests.
Odd you do 1t puIposoly? Al
did.
Q.-Then, under oath. you purposely
misled that committed Al mIsled
that committee purposely,
Q.-So that before that committee you
meant one thing in your own mind and
conveyed another thing to the committee.
A.-Exsctly.
Q.-And you went through the whole
examination under oath in that manner.
Aust in Lha. manner.
Coming down to his testimony as to
the interview at Morean's restaurant, At
New Orleans, he was closely cross exam
med and made to repeat in detail the
circumstances of the interview, but his
answers to all the questions did not show
any notably variation or discrepancy.
The cross examination was not con-
cIuded when the committee adjourned
until IL o'clock tomorrow.
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HOUSE.

The Senate amendments to the Legs
lalive. Executive and Judicial apPropri-
atlon bill were non-coucurTed in.
The bill providing that the election
for Representatives to the FOrty.slxth
Congress from West Virginia be he'd or
the second Tuesday of October was
passed.
The bill fixing the election for Repre-
sertatives in Congress from North Care
lima on the Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November was passed.
NJ. Knott, chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, reported bill for the reuet
Of purchasers OF land sold for direct taxes
in insurrcctgJnary States. 1t provides
that the Secretary of State shall pay
without interest the proceeds Of the sSle
OF lands sold for direct taxes in iusurrec-
tionary States to the owner thereof, pro-
vidcd the owner shall execute q complete
quit claim OF conveyance.
The following Ju.s were also passed
Fixing tho election Tor representatives.
to the next Congress, from Colorado, tor
the Tuesday after the first Monday IN
November.
The dill c&emp!ing municipal and
county buildings used as such trom levy
and sale.
The bill Tor the appointmen. OF dis
trict Judge Tor the Western district of
Tennessee, and .ur the division OF the
district.
Tae House resumed the di.cuss.ol of
the Ulll ruorgsnlzIg the Lie suglug ser
vice, and after speech by Mr.. Cox, of
New York, the bill Was passed
Tho House then, after quite Il long di--
cussion, went into Committee IF the
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uorscand MuIe Market.

CrEc1NxArI, June 3.-The market MAS
O little more active during the past week,
and the buyers were payirg better prices
for a good smooth class OF stock. Inc
prospects are very favorable Tor good
damsnd this present week, as there are
several buyers here waiting o'er Sunday
IN fU out their lots, and stock is very
scarce The shipments for the last week
were a few lots south, some to Baltimore
Boston, Pbnadelphis, and different otner
noints in Pennsylvania, also about forty
head were shipped to England, q good
r,od;um class of horses for business pur-
noses. Mules seem to be scarce, and
thara Is not much demand for them.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHIEGToN, June 4.


The President pro tsal. Announced
that be had signed the b,il tofrepeai the
bankrupt law. II now goes to President
Hayes for his signature.
1t was sgfeed 10 meet 1t II o'clock
daily until otherwise ordered.
The bill creating "a auditor OF railroad
accounts was passed.
At the conclusion Of the morning hour
consideration Of the post route bill was
resumed, and Mr.. Elstis spoke in tsvo
Of the pending amendment to suosldIze
the Brazilian mail steamer line.
Pending discussion, Messrs. WINDOW,
Allison aud Eaton were appointed ss
con!erees on the part Of the Senate On
the legislative, Judicial and executive ap'
preparation bill.
Nj. Blaine, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the army ap-
preparation bill, with amendments.
Placed on the calendar.
The Senate, after al executive session.
adjourned.
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KASAWHA STRIKE.
The Striking Miners Capture ~ Rail
road Train-Tbresteni TO Drown all
Miners who Refuse TO Strike.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 3.--About
seven hundred miners from different
mines near this city captured the steamer
Modock, and went TO Blscksburg to make
those mines stop work. They threaten
ed 10 kill or drown everybody who
opposed them. They succeeded IN
stopping the Blackburg mines, after
which they took possession OF the
morning train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio and came down to their
place of business, making the train stop
when and where they pleased. They re-
fused to pay their fare. All qmet this
evening, but their seems to be trouble
ahead.
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WHEELING. Juno q,

Live stock received nj the Wheeling
Stock Yards iurlHC the last week:
Cat,le-Arrlvs.s 81 head; sold, COWS
and bulls I"Sic; medium steers or hor'-
crs 8 "a SIC, choIc" cattle 5,li.c. Cat.lc
sold from lj' To- 2jc per 100 pounds
lower than hat week. A number OF
western cattle arrived hast week and
there WILL be- Tar 'uris to-day.
Hogs-Arrya's few; sold at &lr.
Sh.cP-In 'sir demand Al 3!Miic,
LSmbs-in far demsud At 4ImDIn.
C.yos-Iu good demand At - W@
5 %.
Fresh Cows H. good demand n,
S2j GOATS 90 per head.
WM HANWA. Sstrsiary
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New YORK, Juae 4.-Arrived-Stoam-
ships state OF Indiana and Victoria, from
Glasgow; SchIeswIg, from Hamburg.
BcsToN, June 4.-Arrivcd-S Steamer
l.lyrsn, from Liverpool.
LONDON, June 4.-Steamers Egypt,
Italy, State Of Nevada, Australia snd
Cornwall, from New York; WaidenssD,
from Montreal City Of Bristol and Atlas,
from Boston, have arrived 0u:.
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AReantifnIFrtrncf.

From the Illinois state Gazette.
1t Is useless for the conteders,es % hsr-
Dor the hope that General Grant will
withdraw from the political arena ss
,ong as the snake upon which he p.sced
his iron heel continues to wrIggIe its tsil,
and as FOR retiring, nose know better
then they that it is not in his line Of bug
iness.
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From the Chicago Times.
As be sits in the White House govern
ing with his lily.whi.e hand this tempes-
tous nstron, Uncle Orchards nephew Is
srrsyed, among other things, il black
slPscs coat. Il is limp and easy, adapt
ing itself readily 70 the spine Of Uncle
Birchsrd's nephew.
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a New AuCtioneer Firm
AsD
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

UAvIYG BOUUhT our The OLD
ii st@nd and ID will % IN Aucrol
aud Real fEtsts Agency Of ~. u. rr
&: 90, Market quar-, 1 Tsspgctni ~ sn-
uOuEcs ~ the " BIC hat Vii continue
the business AZ the same stand. ~ aiiiLs
branchss, WITH tAe 81 80, alton Oi sn arl-
ius 80 as the Il geDclet ~ t-ad- may ds o.
man. 80 ~. H BaiIcT ~ J. COaBUa- to
be connected yIrh ia. new nrm O. sale,
man and auctiOus.r, sHd b. cordially w
ylt@- HI- O.J patrons ~ continue ~ ~
patronage.
The attention Of German citiZeas i par
tlcu.ar ; called ~ IN; new DU- n'-s. re-
ing a " TInsu ~ - a., prs sIDt guO 10 not
thoroughly VI ."ThtaMl TIE giiNh Ian
guage can irEnsa n d1--- bT az" my
agency with dispatch aDd Wit Ou' Eunoy-
a1ce. ED. CHRIaTaAS,
les Proprietor.
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weather Indications

WAsuINGToE, June ), l 4. M.-For
Tennefsae and the Ohio Valley and the
Upper Lake Regions, rising barometer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, with oc.
casions, ligb, rains 10 the first and last
sections, and possibly followed in the
western portions By falling bsrometers
and warmer or southeriy winds.
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Tho Ecnnert.nny DncI.

New Y0EE, JI2c 4-Owiug 10 the
recent contradictory publications con-
corriDg the Bennett May duel, Bennett
ta.egruphs from Pars his withdrawal Of
the Injunction If secrecy imposed upon
his seconds. He says be will be here in
July, and if public opinion deems it
JUS. that he should suffer the Iegsi penal
ties, he is perfectly wiling 70 bow to
that declsiou and submit to the laws o!
the land.
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Fatal Accident.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-This afternoon
p three-story brick building under con.
struction on Fremont street, fell in, bur-
rying ten men in the ruins. James
Brooks, boss bricklsyer was killed, four
others seriously injured and the remain
der badly haIt.
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s.Otpu SUtsGt.

If YOU WANT a GOOD HAM OR
piece 4 breakfast BuOI, y. ia. bee
hive Brand thty sr" "a. "
4. 7. -Ni a..
Cor. Market L EuuI Leeuth SuA,
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II your constitution is broken down,
or you find It necessary to purify and
cleanse the blood, use Dr.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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aInrInnnI..

CUSCISNATL juno 4-Hogs-Qllet;
common 81 GO@5 OO hight s. Oj@S -;
packing s. 1908 25; butchers s. 2j@
3 So. Receipts 1850 head; shipments
$50 heSd.
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The kuronenn ConEress.

BERLIN, June ALI the cabinets
accept the invitstion to the Congress, TO
meet in this city or the 18Th inst.
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Toledo

ToLgDo, June 4.-Wheat-Firm; No.
l white Michigan 81 Il; amber Mich
Igsn spot 81 O4t; seller Jane 81 O4J; No.
> red wIuter spot sEd seller June and
July 81 OF; No. red 9OC; No. > Dayton
and Michigan red 90; rejected Wsbssh
held 81 Isc. Corn-Quiet and firm; high
mixed S. BID; No. - spot 81 ic seller
July he q st S4c 3Sf bid; seller August
80! asked; rejected 3ji; damaged 32c.
Osts-Quleti..N No. 25s white PC.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, june Petroleum.
Firmer; crude at 81 At at Psrker's FOR
immediate shipment; refined dull and
unch snged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
.MAsnINaToN CIrYl Aprll %, ISll,

DEAR SIR: l hsd an interview, TO.
dav. with the Secretary OF State IN re-
erGncs to your appointment u. Consul to
Csllao, the place you desired. UntoTtu.
ratelv, the Secretary is aircsdy urdcr
such commitments, iu reference to that
sppointment rs to make it imprsctlcsAlc
to crafty your present wishes. ! have,
however, the best reasons Tor saying,
sooner or .a!cr, and as soon IS prsctica-
bic, shall BE- able to obtain for YOU q
satisfactory appointment, either at home
or abroad. Keep me posted from time
to time Of Whist YOU may have, in re-
spect to places you would like to have,
and feel competent to HlI, so that l can
better represent your wishes. Yours
truly, STANLEY MATTHEWS.
80 James T.. A,ldGrSon.'
"Give this man a consulate in wsrm
climate. This is p speclst case.
ar. B. II"