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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13
DRUMMERs LICENSES.

UltUMMElto LlCEaSrc.
We copied from the Charlotte Democrat
last week an article referring to the tar Of
$500 imposed By the South Carolina Legis-
lature upon what are euPhemistically
known as :. Commercial travellers in old
American parlance yclept drummer" and
in the English practice spoken Of as bag
men.s We care little about the nome. Il
Is the effect upon mercantile busin ess gene,
rally. and upon newspaper existence sPeci-
ficslIy. that we speak.
To regard to the FIRST. We think there is
no house engaged in the dissemination Of its
business that will not admit that il is drawn
into . heads,rOng, ruinous current BY the
forse Of example. They find Boston. New
York and Philadelphia drunmers--tO say
nothing Of the Baltimore lot. who especial-
~, ib North Carolina. have been driven to
gouber peas and persimnOns for subsis-
tenee. il the Baltimore Bulletin is autho-
rity-running in closest contact with the
dearest rights Of mercantile life. A drum
mer-we beg pardon for the use Of the
tern-comes here. opens bis sample trunk,
sells not only by sample, but actually sells
supplies 70 individuals. and goes through
the State IS parcel merchant when the
merchant himself, who pays tsxesasa mer'
chant. Who pays taxes on sales, who pays
taxes on purcbases--is made to believe that
he i saving great deal BY dealing at Sc
cond hand With New York. Boston, PhilS-
delphia or Baltimore; when in truth Be
buys more than he needs-supPosing be !
not proof 70 the wbeedliag ways Of the com.
mercial travellers. and be is Recognizing I
class in direct opposition to bis best inte'
rests.
We have many friends among the elias
Of 50 called ,lrummers. The business bal
given place 70 many North CarOliniaps j.
tleir iodomnitable purpose 70 find employ
ment. That sIsss also finds friends viii
hotel keepers and rail road agents. Bu
are those two interests 10 3fedcminutes A
We have ssid, the merchants Of tie NOriI
wish 70 break up tie system. The mer
chants q Baltimore with 70 breSk il up
The Richmond merchants bow under 40 10
evitaOls Il fiction aud would delight % Sc
Il broken up. s4&5 s5.4
representative of the Southern pres
We speak. Leesuse i injuries our business
We are not ashamed Or afraid 70 bespea'
IN behalf u lbs Southern pres when |:
oppressed ~ > nons,rous, unnatural an
unpopular growth. the creation Of example
aud the necessity q example. Let :sSa,io
stiae II. and legitimate aud economical way
will be resumed. @
The Durham Pt,a,i says: II j. nov pro
posed to ran a road from DsByille 10 Van
ceysille. from thence via leasburg 70 Rox
Lofo snd then 10 Durham. Such : rOs
would open up the sDes section ofeoun,r
n NUrlh Csrolisa and would do q inealcu
liable benefit. We sre glad 70 learn ths
q. II. Wips.esd has enlisted in the eaus
and u working bard 70 gs. The plan % foot
The people Of Dsnrills will eobtribut
largely for the building Of socb rOu'
AID ibe people III along The propose
route viii engage enthusiastically 10 ib
wsrl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13
SALE ON
Valuable Property.

IN Obedience 70 urler II urange Superior
III Court. aBd 10 mskr Real " tale assets tOr
pay Inrnts ~ debfs, viii on
Monday he lsf day of Ipril 1873
sr TIE following Heal ksiuie, y tie property d
JDsah Turner, ~. decreased.
~. Utlc store iIou-e Ia CIiapcI Hill. on Main
siTctf. adiniaing The lst of.. Mr. llarsrays aud
Jahn Huiehins and Il prrs,at occupied ~ MF.
10. The watt. Tract Including a,.o which 1.
known - the Joiiftenay Tract, and suplsIsesl Ii
contain tIsaeIe.. Hltinlng the lands of jolin-ti.
Kirkland aud The phiIliI. rrasf. ls8'
III. All - tiIe lIuniilIgtnB Tract not convey.
Ell u William Turner, adjoining the kuds u
IelnuOi ~ Hch and the Rare TtSisf ~
w lie stroud .fTnf adjoining tlsr lands Of
William Holden aud oilers aad:s'ilpo-esi u con.
tain thirty one acres.
Lats Me. Iis, 40 and ~ h, he Plsn u N,
Town Df HillsI0rd. -
VI. Any other fntsTrst III Josiah Turner ~
~ Real Estate nut herriOIlrs svid W me.
The Sale ~ Tie Property Ht'htpef HTI Wit
be made Oh the premises, aud % tie other Tract.
~ tie court Iieii-e deaf w IIIli-inf,,.
misunderstanding cash and balance nj a
and y mouths, with inierrst ifem dry of saie.
sale Ut Il ". b
EVANS TURNER. Ada.,r. ,'-
-tls-t.s.......,.sa aud gummissiUner.
iIllIsboro. March lsi '1s. IDS.
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,es,T The Raleigh News save: t,ap of the ne
groes IMPLICATED in the Morley murder has
made co fs~ign. which removes the last
shadow Of doubt d 10 the perpetrators Of
that hsllish deed. l3a .s ],
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RECOVERY or TIE soDY OF J.
I'd +d'r# i L. BROwER. I.,ir sz..J
Especial Correspondence Of the Nswsl
n. G. March 9Th 1878.

WELDON. N. e.. March Sth 1873.
The body ofthe Rev. Mr.. Rrower. whose
sad desth by drowning. occurred here sever
al weeks sago. was found yesterday shout a
mile below Blakely. and same three ar fur
miles below here. ~ Mr. John Delerry aud
i cnlOred man. named Bill Roberts. Mr.
Deberry and bis. companion were going
down the river in canoe, on y cunning
expedition, and when near the point above
mentioned. their attention was attracted 10
an object on tie northern or Northampton
shore u the river. which. examination.
they discovered to be the body Of i white
man. II was fourd TO be lying upon some
willows. and had 50 lodged As to be securely
held 10 them. Without disturbing the body
further finn 70 ascertain what il was. the
meu returned 20 Weldon and reported their
discovery tothe authorities A party then
vent down aud recovered from the remains
the following ARTICLES. A fne gold watch.
a peRkDife. two keys. two lead peucils. .
comb. pocket map Of North Larolina and
s69.24 10 money these articles were
brought up and placed 10 the bands Of /
Msgls,n.s. The body will be properl,
cared fvE.. 81 se.f .ts=. ....... -
The work on the iron bridge Of The Sen
board Railroad progresses hne;y; tire,
hundred aud twenty feet Of il Is Up. snt
the bpiljers are, this morning. placing ID,
heavy iron columns upon which 10 cree
another span. '' ..'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13

RoNE. March AT tie Cabinet Conn.
eli yesterday. Signcr Crispi resigned Is
Minister of the Interior. Sisnor Drpreies.
President d the Council aud Minister Il
Foreign Affairs. will Professionally admin-
lister the department Signnr Ghrispi snc-
ceeded Baron Nicotora ID the Interior De.
parinent after tie lasi crisis III the hope o.
reronnecting the Liberal party with the
Cabinet tstE Oh ytHst ~ ~ FL 1ftt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13

Il LoNpos. March I ~ a correspondent n
ROME ii the Times telegraphs Tile Mih>
iste,s have failed TO yuwe to an agfeemeiii
with the various dissorjant Parliamentary
g,ouP-. The Government i likely TOTE
defeated IN MI election of President for The
Chamber nf- Deputies = lIe result will
prulaiii, be y dissolution % the Chamber
and d new general electnai. ''san seaBtp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13

I.oxD6x. March IA Reuter- from
Trieste say. tia: the Austrian iioyd stea-
nler Sphenix. from cavallo. with 1900
i'ireassians on bdard. caught ere ,snd went
ashore near Cape Elm Five hundred lives
wsr. I,,.t t - alF isafitHla sltH saFtH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13


Il WAsnIxoToS, March 7.-Judge Marks
member u The Louisiana Electoral Cvl.
lege, who has teen here for some weeks 10
the interest Of the Returning Board, and
who departed for New Orleans lat Friday.
tcIegrsphs frOni there that tss motion fvr
q new trial 10 A..jersCD's case has been
postponed Tor two weeks; in the meantime
Gen. Anderson remains ID tie Parish pri.
sou There Is no hope. Judge Marks ssys,
fuE pardon. knAlfi suE fRGHs F @s.7 vi
The Dew dollar will only bsu@ed ut pro-
sent IN exchange 81 par for gold coin Ssd
purchase u ,ilssr ,bullita az the market
price. lis vii! not be issued for current
expenses vgtIl The coinage is sufficient 70
tresi al inpartislly. .sais.3 ii
lIOUusE-Tbe bill 70 supply The DEF.
cheney lUr Temporary clerks III ibe Tfsa.
sury Department vas discussed III DAY and
finally Passed. II contains an nppiopria.
tion ~ 80. 600 for The clerical lorrs 10
bring iDiv the market public lands 10 de
States u Arkansas. Louisiahs, Mississippi,
Alabalna and Florida.
WASHINGTON. March 9.--Persons IN.
teseaed 10 the Union aud Central Pacific
Issilrosd consider that bill TiIl be parsed
by The Senate Cpmmiitee inimical 10 their
interests. Il provides 10 effect Cor the pas.
ment into The sinking fund of $1,000. 900
yearly. until 1900. With interest % defer.
ed payments.
NEw YoRK. March 7.--Tbe Tribune
says The demand fvr GOsefnmsnt Bmds
has been pnusually great ff tlIs plsi lev
days. the salcs Of single bsnt Tor the week
sggregsiing thres shd I hsBf millions. mos.
tly Cor ibyestmept. Fully one fourth Of this
les been Tor four per cents Of the depo,ni.
nation o. $50 ard 800. The dsily sales %
bonds BY one hank nov average million.
Il h sisted that two ci'y capitalists who
hsse bern Ioahioe money On stocks u four
per cent. have withdraw their capitaI and
yesterday invested $500, C00in GOrsrp.
ment bonds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13

The next Legislature cant evaie the
subject of a dog las as easily as the last one
did. e@t tp@ al t gsi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-13


Ths Post says tie New Nil Sun i ter.
ribly mad because Repfsssnls tiyss itapdall
and Swami and senas, 4 tiosaol,. b III and
Randolph attended ,ss last State diussr "
,he White House, the SIN doesa ma,
dersland he si,aation. There iSla move
ment on foe. III Democratic sirslss % eat
Mr.. Hayes out Of house aud home, At
present there seems 10, Le no other method
o.getting him out u Mr., TilJsns dumicile.
Returning Board Wells sieperied n
saying ,...s,I think / will moi haye q lave
yer. but When ms case i called | vi'lap-
pear and tell the Judge and Og' oil that
they are pasr o. eonteihplihle lsillishas and
tell TIC iars that they We SET Of 81 jured
8 hundreds, and defy them Is 40 tlleir W 81.
Is there no lppa;iaasylam u Lvpsisnas Y
ii Hi4li,tss SIN III hifs; ;sss..ssy is,4,s,.s
Thss man Giles Driver. The snrb cipal il
tia case from u adkin which has recently
created controversy between the Supreme
Court and Judge Kerr, Il ,iated W the Ra-
leigh Yers 10 be i negro. T'iiepublichad
been under the, impre~lop that Driver and
81 y, vile were white. .B
aaa ff
4 conscience. stricken. B,s;ssi;an, has sent
$500 to The Secretary ofthe Treasury. The
conscience fund is rapidly Increasing. some
poor man. touched with remorse. adding 10
it almat daily. 'a.s'a9 'si.Is.si ~ Y
!, The Raleigh Ners says: par of the ne
groes implicated in the Morley murder has
made co fs~ipn. which removes the last
shadow Of doubt a 10 the perpetrators Of
that hsllish deed. u3a st. ais,
II i estimated that the white population
of South Carolina has increased IS. 900 dur.
ing the past ye.r. l e'
The next Legislature cant evaie the
subject of a dog las as easily as the last one
did. sat tY W. s5#ml ' an H,I
3lsls ssH -rr-----, --7--s sllt sd G.
At Kas the holy Russians invaded the
hospitals and pIuniered The sick aud souu.
I IL E4t.5.s.ri - e+tt ats8 stss- ftaft ~
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Il i estimated that the white population
of South Carolina has increased s.. 900 dur.
ing the past yer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
D4EES.

HENNINGKAMP-Ir New licking
ton, Pa, July q. 1878, c. J. Henning-
camp. aged 6 years, ) Months, and 20
days.
FUTMAN-September 4. 1873, Near
Moores school house, Joseph z. Putnam.
aged 2 years, / month, and % days.
PUTMAN-At the same place. Septem-
Der 9, 1878, Elmirs Putnam, aged 12
years.
PUTNAM the same place, Septem
Der II, 1873, T. Olive Putnam. aged 8
years.
YOUNKIN-Near Paddytown. Aovem-
Der i IS7& Mary \. Younkin, aged ,
yeaFs
CfiRIsSEY-A. Garrett, Pa, Novem-
Dor I, 1873, Edella Chrissey. aged 4 years
and 10 months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
EGAL NOTICE

p Samsel J Johnson. B.snettviile. Nsrna
SSsnty W Va Emeiine, iEtermarrad with
yohs o. Risssnour, Cameron. Marshz4 County.
W. James X. johnson. COnfusssa. SOmcr-
set county, Pa, susanna, ~iaterrna riea " ith -
fasprInk. Aeycrsiale. Somerset county. Pa.
Geo. w. Johnson. Confluence. Somerset c1untv
"a Henry W. Johnson, Clssc-oa Marshall e.
w. Va. sarah Catharine Andcrsou, Confrezcc
Somerset county. Pa.
You are hereby noticed that in uursuaBse % =
wit 0i partition is-ged out Of the Orphans Cour.
u Somerset e0znty. Pa. 1 win aOl5 On nqacH Oh
the real eJats oiSarab A. Moon. deed, 1rmcri-
Sarah 4. johnson. late Of Lo9srTurksyiogt Tp--
AZ -sf late residence On the gfth day Of DeceM-
Der: ISIS. when youean et.eH1 u you thin<p-0Yer
Sherins Oficc. - ". PILE.
Nov. 20. Isl5 Saerif-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DUBLlC SALE.

3,
@he 1aieFsrsaed Administrator CT Aaron Freid-
's-A, deed, VIA sci at PubAe sale on
Saturday, December 81. 1878,
al o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, at the Home
stead Of Aaron Ffe!diine, deed, the real estate Of
Aaron Freidiine. deed, as follows:
No. l. Il farm or plantation In Jenner TWP,
containing 179 acres more OF less, Of which about
$50 acres are clear and in good stste rehabilitation.
about Is acres in mes.CT, with sugar camp.
dwelling house, Swiss hirn. orchard Of nne fruit.
- near S.peSsilie, churches anil schools adioin-
iii lands 81 Jonathan freiiI.nc, Hiram Beam.
DaVii Bell. John BieseckeT, A. L. Shafier and
Ge0rge Pile.
Noe. A farm eoniaining so acres more or les,
with a house and stable thereon ereAsd, tofwhieh
about 60 acres are clear, ad aiming lands Of Jacob
Ayresnan, Ales- ahsaeT. ". .. Knsppcr and
ctfr--.
TEEMs-One-tbIrd aftey deductilg expenses
OF partition and sale to remain a lien. the ssn,sEesi
thereof TO be paid 10 the widow duripg &ez Afe
annually. and at berdeath the ~pr.Ieipal to the
heirs and legal rrpleseniatises Of Aaron freidllne,
deed; ope ihiVf u Hand, tlst Of April, is3sl, re-
p.ainaer a three eqaai annualpayments.
ISn per cent. Q fthe hanf money 10 be paid on
DAY OF sale.
SARAH FREIDLINE.
Nov 20 Administrairix
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

H. wExAxD's EsTATE.-J. T. Bly,
myer, Administrator. having received an
order Of court Tor the sale OF the real es-
tate of d. Weyand, deceased. VIII sel the
same at private sG.e apOn the following
terms. one ffih OF the purchase money
al confirmation Of ssle, balance ia Ave
equal annual payments with interest.
The property will be sold low, and those
desiring 10 purchase should call soon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

NEVER RETURN.-It is SAID mat one
out Of every tGaF iayalids who go to Den
yer, Col. to recove health, never return
TO the East or South except as q corpse.
The undertakers, nextto the hotel keep
ers, have the most profitable business.
This excessive mortality may be prevent
ell and patients saved and cured under the
care Of friends and loved ones at home, II
they will but use Hop BitteEs IN time.
This we know. see other column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

" You EVER MARRY and have a flmi
~ d children running about The house.
making the time pass pleasantly both 10
parents and children, and should discover
at any time that one OF those bright-eved.
rosy checked children are troubled with {
cough, cold, ~hoarseaess difficult breath,
ingi IT any affections OF the throat, brou.
ehsal tubes, and lungs, leading 10 consump-
ton, our advice IS. go Immediately to some
druggist, aud get a bottle Of ''HALE's
HoSEY Oh HoREH0UND AND TAR, an ar
ticle which, we understand, was used Fl.
years in the private practise oil Ur. HALF,
. celebrated physician Of Europe. 20 the
entire s~atiglaction Of his patients. The ar
ticie, we understand. is now manufactured
according to the original recipe, By c. y.
C~RITTENTON, No. Z Sixth aveEuo, New
York, who is Row tie sole gne and pro-
proprietor, lie having paid q very large
amount of money for the right of same,
and from what we hear he is selling very
large quantities. In fact, he has had 10
enlarge his laboratory and increase his
help to supply the constantly increasing
demand. which is good evidence Of bow
the article IS appreciated. Every mother
is well aware OF the medical qualities of
HONEY and IloREHoUND in soothing and
scattering all irriiGt,ans Gnd inAglla-
lions, and tbat the TAR B4La ~cleaasss and
begs the throat and aiT passages leading to
the lungs ktEe additional ingredients in
this article keep the organs pn0l, moist ana
in ksalthlul aellon. Our advice is, let no
prejudice keep YOU from trying this medi.
cine OF a famous doctor. who has saved
thousands OF lives with Il in his large pri
practice. 1t is sold by all druggists
1t 30 cents aud 81 0 bottle. Great saving
10 buy large Size. Sold by all Druggists.
PIKE's TooTHAcRE DRoPs cure in ore
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

! GOop IXcoz.E FoR soaE hSERGETIC
LADY OR GEXTLETAN-Thc Ohio Scale
Works Of Cincinnati, have lust completed
and are now introducing TO the public, I'M
def The title of the UNIVERSAL FAMI-
LY SCALE, an article that has always
been needed il every household; and in a
communication addressed to the publish
ers OF this paper, The proprietor agks u5 to
refer then toisome reliable party VINO will
represent them in introducing it to the
people Of this county. Il is very seldom
that q new article steps so suddenly into
universal favor. HousekeepeEs are loud
in its praise, for it possesses the merit OF
always being ready; there are no weights
to hurt up and adjust, is always reliable
viii not get OIL OF crder-aaa L Ia oFna-
meEt 10 The kitchen. The description IS
simply . base slTmOunted by 3 hollow col
umn, IN which works a spiral spring so
scientifically gagged and adjusted as 20
weigh anything up 10 twelve pounds with
accuracy. On the top Of the cQ!.l.aa Is the
Platform Gn which tic articles 10 be weigh
Ell arc placed. By the mere turning OF .
screw The tare Of The dish. plate or what
ever you may use in weighing. is taken
out and the net weight given. House.
keepers at once see its value in weighing
sugar or fruit, in making preserves or iel-
lies or IN testing the butchers OF grocer's
weight, and the thousand and one cases
that occur where something that should be
weighed accurately IS necessary. The
Scales are handsomely painted and broaz-
cd, aad are sold 81 aJoqs GEe-third the
price charged Tor the inferior scales OF the
same capacity. Il seems to US that nearly
every family il this county would want
one, and it is certainly Q rare opportunity
lof some smart ard energetic party 20 pick
up quite a nice little income during tie
next few months. The Company have
agents 10 no more favorable location who
re making $ 90 to so 90 per dag. and
here are certainly several II this vicinity
Sho can DO as well. We recommend
such to address the OHIO ScALE WORKS,
Elm and George streets, Cincinnati, O.,
md oil ip lormation, etc., viii be cheerful
y given tEclA by mentioning our paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
"a JOLLY FELLOWsHIP.n

VII fun through the twelve monthly parts
with the number tor November, ISIS,
the 1rst VI the yolume,-and will be illustrated
by James Z Kelly. The story Is one Of traves
and adventure in Florida and the Bahamas. For
the vfrisa continued tall
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
"HALF A DOZEN HoIsEKEEPERs,-

BY Katharine ID. Smith. with illustrations BY
Frederick De4pan, begins in the same number;
and = fresh serial BY Susan Coolidge. entitled
"Eyebright,r with plenty Of pictures. will be
early In the volume. There viii ago
be 4 continued f2iry-tale called
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
ExECrToRs' NOTICE

Esiate ofHeng Ssryer. ST. E;s u Allegheny
township, deceased.
Letters iessane3tary On the above estate hav-
Ing been granted 70 the undersigned. netiee is
hereby giysn 70 those Indebted "a III 20 make immr-
diate payment. ard those having claims AGAINST Is
20 present fhem duly authenticated Of settlement
at the laterss1GeEce Of said deceased. Ia sai1
township. On Saturday the 7fh day Of December
ls7s-
JOHN SARTER.
WI. NJ. SCHRCCK,
NOv. e. Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

rs. Van DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-DI
Van Dyke, whose lie long specially, and
world vide reputation Tor curing skin dis
eases, hes e~ndeayored FOR years to combine
an external treatment. He has accom-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap, -
the merits OF which are spoken &C by
thousands; it is highly recommended 10 all
m Seaders. Price Is ceats, 10y mail, IS
oeits 'a.hog; 3 cakrs 90 cents., uy mail,
IS cents. Office 81 y. 9TH street. Whole
sale Depot, 100 n. 81 street. Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
-RUMPTY BUDGETS TOWER

Written BY Julian HavthDrne. and illustrated by
Alfred 5rederckS. Abozf the other familiar fea-
taxes Of ST. NICHOLAS, the editor preserves q
g-ood-humored silence, content. perhaps, to let her
nye volumes already Issued, prophssy concerning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

Don't fall to read Having purchased
the stock and fixtures Of Fashion Bazaar
from Mrs. James =. Tredwell, we have
ordered from the East q large stock Of
Millinery, Notions, Trimming, furnish
ing Goods, etc, ety.. which We will open
early this week. We hope all the old pa
irons Of Fashion Bazaar viii call on us,
as we'll as many new trends.
Respectfully, etc,
Mrs. J. r. Matter Il son.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
E

:.
1873, at Garrett. Pa by Rev. J. y. In
run. Mr.. Joseph Ringer to Miss Su-au
ChTistner, both of SomeTzet county.
Penna,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

ft7TsBpReH X CazssIsvfLLE X. Il. Co.
General oihee, riissbu rgh, Pa. Nov. 10, Is7s
Notice !. hereby given, that in accordance with
the Charter and Bylaws Of this company.
the annual Meeting Of Stockholders will he held
at the Office Of the Company, in the City OF PITTS
burgh, on Monday, December 2. next, between
the hours OF IAN. and = p. NJ, for the election Of a
Board OF Directors to serve for the ensuing year,
anf for the transaction OF such other business as
may be brought before the meeting
j. j. WASHINGTON,
NOV III zecretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

IT tie "uys.er Depot OF Main CLOS
street. opposite Cook 4 BeeFits', you win
find at all times the finest oysters the mar
ket affords, by the can, quart or plate.
Only 25 cents per plate.
w 8 KRFGAR.
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Good Things for 1853.

The arrangements for lke-aIy and art contribs-
lions for the new volpme-the sixth-are c0Hpiste.
drawing from slready fayorite sources, as well as
from promising new ones Mr.. Frank X. Stock
new serial story for how.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

At Tie Mammoth Grocery and Flour
Depot Of Cock 6 Beerits, Main-eross
street, Somerset. Pa, is the place to buy
yogr Groceries. Flour, Corn Meal, buck
wheat 9ieal, Cat Meal, Grain, Feed, Salt,
Fish, Bacon, Lard, C~arbon-oil, Grain and
Paper Bags, Soaps, Somerset County
Cheese, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Apples,
Cranberries, California Grapes, Pears ana
Honey, the finest Spices in the world, aud.
In fact, everything else for the daily wants
OF q well regulated family.