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steady sso 400 Dbl. sold late ys.ssrasy e ss: 3ae
for a' New ss9 we ,sl
q: :
fsss q ss1;'i: ;i' 81 | s.
III s:::ss s ssS :." siS IS
:::a :ii s.:iIa:::S 81 !, as 81 8.
nsssr: crude s.'sSssa "h.s
iJ. Ss S...: Ss & s.ss &"
Do ess winter n.n: ise crude h.h sound ss
out
sIs.iS = : sa 81 tn
brands: ;sasss !. FSsAs'DSi. iCEs- ::fsd' Do. sS
:,.ss ss ys,.:f
81 o2a lowest. 81 spssiug. 81 OK; closing. Il bid
rouIr...-rhe market was euie. v. quote Dressed
l ss Sass s .sis ,s ss
Jersey and state lse i4c ehieLsns. Inter Phi.-
s s:sss az &C. ''iS, sss
Jersey, New York ana r.nnsyy..... iac sss: do
s: % u, ss ;:'i
NJ. Sf ND ssi nj .Gs
:sn!.' D:s Phi. s. . 81 s. so x:....s rss
M re- ~ s''ss
IS b. ;is; "a ss:
IVY $40 ia sio = sslsd; SO 10 bid $40 10
s:sss:ss.' ss 90 Hs 80 . :st'i
$40 s IS asked and sis sS ss. SIC
so aa ws ss" mes: Soc so .o s AND
500 d. shoulders a. 5i4e also IS boxes bellies los
%s::s Bacon ,sss % sa:
;s o q city heavy sS. n' nsssss :
NE sn'ss ~. 'I?'s s,a
ApsHss - 20 sa 81 q asked s:Y,snOsl y 2'S "a
I ri:a e. 'sss ;. s; sasS =
At 80 ss :: :sa
. ss.s;.s.sss .@ Vest.
1914
aSso'y i;; S bis
ssass and '.'y ssa
lie Ike, do. nfcror. ioc ioc Csnads fresh l"id.
Eics ruled hrm Win COCA dsm.nd. We quot. Caro-
ne 5000 5000 70 prime pf:
7Hc currency in bond. &C. 4he.. so'd kAngoon in
s. :s s% .,, .s tor
sUoAk--Ihs marke. for quiet bu, steady. Re-
snsa WAS sas With Fl. doing :. d. pss'
Cuba, centrifugal hhds. and boxes, Sos 10 ~ 7.c
ss sasss ass: .ns x
80 prime, Ike s7he: refined s.sniard A. SIS aeEc.:
go so eas is. ss ioe ~: White
GRADE grades o ae s Ss.T ss''. g. 49, o. ''Ns'
So los Wsss . sSa
%nlskxr. Receipts i.is7 bbl.. Tho market w"s
sps tue on
r; ;.$ ::s,:;
SSls: HSsr, through; 81 sa; rs 900 bushels
: :s" s ri: :!.;. ni:' j; Sss s::
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HOW YOUNG MAN FROM THE oouxrr

HOW YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY
CHEATED A CRY YAtR.
The United States Aarshsl's oflco was yesterday
made bright by tho presence OF u handsome young
woman. Her name was Nellie Danncd, and she was
charged With aiding In tho passing Of counterfeit
money. la the absence OF n cart Nellie AIDS en-.
Joy mcnt In riding mp and down town 10 stages, aud
occasionally she meets q lonesome gentleman, VINO,
alter making come general slusions to the Weather
opens conversation. On Wednesday last Jus, such
meeting took place A gentleman OF rurii aspect got
up going stage, and notic ng the lovely Nelhe
remarked that tbs weather vas ~arin. lie maD-
tested great curiosity aud lsnora nee concerning
the buildings the great tboroughiars aud
Nellie proved q valuable cicerOns told him
lots about the great town. He old not nke
tho place he living IN, and perhaps
Nellie who much OF the big city could direct
poor stranger TO cheap and CEN Portable QUARTERS
said. Nellie knowing that the heat had drawn many
OF The dodgers Of MRS. Jennio Norwood OF West Twen.
Ia the deserted housc--for she hsd chambers there
thOuaht she might do two good turns with Effort
10 this iaudabc end she suggested that Mrs Nor
woods WAS good place, and the Innocent stranger
was 40 well satisfied win tnom that decided
spot 10 take them. As he was very suspicious that
tue rooms might be rented TO some else while he
went down town to get hs traps ana baggage, he IN
bargain by accepting In earnest OF Transaction So
To hu,nor the strangers within MIRA Norwood agreed,
ana rom plethoric wallet no produced hity dollar
bill on the rnird Nsttonal Bank vi Buffalo, and %
chanse received 80. WIN the AR OF man who bad
made very good Mr. Ambcrior so he sly led
himssibid The ladies 'Good sftsrsson,n wsat
ore knews WHITTIER. Certain that he never ,.
tsrnsaie Ara AsxWsods And ssesaaA wnea Ne la4y
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e5,S 95X Tor money and 95 05 4 for the aoce0nt
United States bonds advanced 4 X per cent, while
American railway shares all y to per cent
lower than yesterday. Erie fell on 10 l6H, pre-
ferred to a2,I; Illinois Central TO ssh, Pennsyl-
vania Central TO 34h. and New Jersey Central
to A. There change IN the Bank Of England
discount rate, which remains at Sh per cent In
the open market three months bills discounted
at OK per The bank lest fS5l 900 bullion Tor the
week ending yesterday. the proportion OF reserve 10
liabilities being 34K cent against s3f per cent last
week. The bank to-day lost fSs,ooo bullion.
withdrawn on balance. Bar silver is quoted at
81 1880. per ounce. In Paris rspsss fell on
to ll4f $50 against 1l4 97kc. ysstsrdsy.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF france
shows an increase in specie OF $40. oocL, and
that OF the Bank OF Germany increase OF
400. 900 marks The closing prices London wsrs:
Consols for money, 9SH 95h; do for account
95k 95x; AZ per cent bonds, 106s<; i've
twenty bonds OF 1867. 1osA; tsn-forty bonds, lila
nves Of 1851. 1851; Erie common shares, leh; Erie
preferred shares, 32,s; Now Jersey Central, ~;
Illinois Central $50.
STATE BONDS
State bonds At the Board were steady with sales Of
Louisiana sevsns consols Missouri SKIES Of 1889
1890, and Missouri SKIES, Hannibal aud st. Joseph
issue.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds quiet, and the following were
the changes compared with last previous sales;-An
advance OF 4 in Delaware and Hudson registered
bonds Of 1884 and New York Elevated Railroad hrss
aud 4 in SYRACUSE Binshamton and New York a rsts
renewal ssvens. There decline OF x in st.
Paul sinking funds. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern frss and c., T., c., and l.. and in Central
Pacific frsts California and Oregon branchl
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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Al noon Tuesday workman IN the employ Of
Fiocch Co., jewellers. OF No. 3o5 Brooms street.
locked the door and went out 10 dinner Dur
ing his absence the place entered by burglars
through rear window ana So 600 worth OF property
carried away. Detectives Titus aud " Ade OF the
Fourteenth precinct arrested suspicion on
Wednesday John Kenny. alias .s5oldier'' Ksany, ana
Hugh Reilly, alias 'Blinky" Reilly. who were re-
manded by Judge Morgan TO allow tho detectives
time TO procure further evidence
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Tho closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were -
MINING SHARE

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Lsviathan, IN; TIP
Top X; Navajo n; Gould Curry. 6A<; Savage, IL !;
Cholla- Polosi, rs; Ophir, So; Hale Norcross, q;
Grown Point, 6; Yellow Jacket, S%; Bslcher, SO; Vr
giua Consolidated 81 ;Calitornia 1o3 Overman, 10
Raymond Ely, 8; Best Il Beioher, l4a; Union Con-
solidated. TX; Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada, 7k;
Mexican, IS; Eurexa Consolidated. So; Justice, Az;
Utah, ~.
Assessed So cents
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DRAGGED OVER coBBLE STONES

team driven by John Corners. IN employ Of }.
H. Dawson, JE, leather manufacturer, m Newark. ran
away yesterday In Kinney street. Connsrs was
thrown to the pavement His feet becoming en-
tangled In the reins he dragged along the ooobls
stones al q fearful rate Tho horses were fnaliy
stopped, and, strange relate, The driver was
dead though SO badly injured that there Is slight
hope OF his recovery. He was removed 70 the hesp-
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tried to change the fty dollar ball. she was informed
Was counterfeit In such the police always DO
the easiest thing. and Mr. Ambsre's residence
unknown they arrested Nellie, who claims thai
she did not know the man. and only wanted TO do
Mrs. Norwood good turn She was sent 70 Ludlow
Street jail, In default oil bail, for sxaminati0n.
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rho closing prices In San Francisco were:--

MEMORANDUM.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day we're follows:-
Chicago-Receip,s of wheat, 55,4os bushels; ship
ments 85.637 do; receipts Of corn, 244 s04 do ship
ments, PAT ,s63 do. Observation-Disclosures Of wheat,
$4,000 bushels; Shipments, 1850 do; receipts Of
corn, 800 do. I; shi pmsnts, none.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LfvErrooL. July 1875 II. NJ
cotsenrhe ssles Of the day included loso bales Ans
can. Future, weak Upisnds. low middinv clause. No.
vvmbcr aud December delivery. 1885. also GA
lands low mitding esusc new crop shipped November
sun December, ssii. 1884.
Brssistans-Cern, 2ss "a per sssrssr fes 49, mr.ed
Western.
J1Les And 49, Les shs3 -eisae aiAdloA
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

kIo JAkEIRo July IL. ISIS
Coffee quiet prices maintained: CHANGE good hrsts,
500 $3.50 reis 10 kos. Average daily receipts
during the week. $500 weeks shipments to the Ccan
mol aud North OF Europe. $4,000 bags. 10 the United
states ~ 900 bags to the Mediterranean none; weeks
sales Tor the Channel north Of Europe 5000 bags Tor
the United states 900 bags Tor the Mediterranean o
900 bags. Feishts sail To the Chan-
mel Ats. ID Exchange London. 235sd
SANTOS July II, 1873.
Conse-superior 300 500 reis per 10 kios.
daily receipts during the week. $500 bags Weeks
shipments ali countries, "a 900 bags. tbs Channel
Europe and the Mediterranean 20 900 bags weeks sales
for Europe, 10000 bags for the United States, none
Stock, $4,000 bags.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 10. 1879.
The ppting cloth market has ruled quiet. and without
quotations showing any change, ths nsrAss 10 shade
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. July IA. 1878.
spanish eold, 2i5h 2ie Exchange teadinw upward.
On he United states sixty nRy, currency, "a pre-
MUM short sight do D y premium. TN Lontos, 10
lTpremium. On Paris. q 31s premium. sugar hst.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ENGAGED
BxUyKR-FRMp.-Miss Rachel FRIED to Mr. IsAcE
BRuNKR.
Baltimore md and wss,nsld Mass papers please
copy.
Lgvy-ToBIAa-BERTHA TOBIAS, OF this oity, 70 MOE
Kis LEVY Of Olean, N. Y. No cards.
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LONDON July ~ -Evenins.
Csicutta hnsesd. sos per quarter.
Linseed oil, f29 S. u f29 los. per ton.
PARIS. Jriy ie 1873
The specie the Bank OF France saeooof
during the past week = -.
Petroleum 5xf for fine pale American
Wiicoxs lard closed At 234 norins 30 kiios.
NEW York EXCHANGES RHPoEr.
LIVERPOOL. July IL, 1873
Pork-Prime mess-Eastern steady 54s.; Western
steady at 4as. Bncon-Cumberand cut steady ~ JOS
short rib steady 30s long clear steady at 29s short
clear steady at Sis. 3D. II ans Long cut hrmer ut DIS
Shoulders steady 27s Cd Beef1nda dull Al s3s
Prime Western hmer SIS Tsiiow-Prims city dull at
37s Turpsntine dull al 23s kosin-Common dull
dull los. Characterization choice dull At
As 3D. Lard oil rmer 39s FourExtra state steady
1t 2fs. Cd. Wheat-Spriug No. steady at ts ID spring
No ste ady at S. 10d winter steady ut o. 3D. Corn
Mixed SOFT old steady 24s mixed prime steady
. 22s "a Rosln-Conmon low. IN M rkst
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, July IL. 1878.
Tho bullion in the Bank Of England has ecreased
f354 900 the week.
The proportion Of the Bank Of England 10 liza
by. which last was 33h cent IL now 34ts per
Tho amount OF bullion withdraw the Bank Of Eng
BERLIN. July IS. 1878.
The sstement of the Imperial Bank OF GERMANY shows
increase Ia specie of 4. 100. 900 IN arks.
LONDON. July 1873 '45r n.
Emitted States ~ per cont bonds 1851
Paris advces i've per reutes ~ l1f SOC Tor
the account
Silver is quoted to day at 81 I3l6d. per
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FINANCIAL.

"A. J. Il W. SELIGMAN 4 CO..
issue Letters Of Credit 10 travellers
payable in any part Europe Asia Africa Austaiia and
bills slssraphic transfers OF
money to Europe and California
AT REASONABLE RArEs-AoNEY On LIFE and
BOUGHT, insurance OF all kinds effected with best
). J. MAsisica Co, 1865 sroAaway: box 1890
AT TnE UPTOWN STOCK EXCHANGE. MEssEs.
KELLY BLISS will buy and sell all active stock. at
Now York Stock Exchange prices in lots Of from to 100
shares. on a margin OF }. per cent Commissions Lie.
A DyANcEs" on PIANOS. FURNITURE. 4c.-Ios
bonus
A FKw uHOIcE FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS FOH
IA sale BY Il. S. BAILEY, 7 Fire st.
TUE GuAkANTEE ASSOCIATIONS OF TIE CITY OF
holding positions of public or private trust
sa s M 5 o. s Liz
Company 81 Park and the onics Of the
j 'S.3 + 5,So f Ss%fS commissioners
usorgo n HARD Pres. Chatham National Bank. New YORK
sheppard Iio@AHs President rFoviaens Lie and Trust
j. raisfra Manager Liverpool and London and Globe
7. hoffman. Vice Prest Navarn Fire ms Co.. New York.
Nm M nss rrs s,s9 ~. LII Life !n' CO. sx York
L.. f. Beddai. anager Royal ms Co, New York.
Joseph r. Knapp, Prest repotaa Life Ins Co. New
York.
j. L. Halsey, Secretary Manhat Life Ins Co. New York.
J. j. W. o. hue, Editor the Chronicle. New Yorh.
John H. hegemaB Vice Prest Metropolitan Life ns Co,
New Yors
VIM o. treW r. Vice frest. Washtngtop Lille Ina Co..
New'York.
Jesse Is element firm OF Clement sIockwe, New YorK.
james H. hodges Secretary Star Fire Ins Co. New York
Eawsra Ata late Manager Citizens Guarantee ms CO..
Montreal. Canada.
Counscl-stewart Woodford g. Dist Attorney New
York
L.wysrs-Nessr& Arnoux, Rich ard ooaford.
rom Office the Office ofthe Insurance Chronicle
las Broadway. Now York.
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MARRIED..

ADEE-SKEEI--At Nswburg on Thursday, july IL,
the of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. o.
Applegatc, DAVID GRAHAM ADhB, OF Now York, 70
ELLEN ApEx daughter OF RUFUS X. Sksei, Of NewbuTg.
DUvAL-DUvAL-At No Monroe place. Brooklyn
Heights on Wednesday, 18th inst, by the Rev Ed
ward W. Poet, HARHY q. DuvAL and ADA LIVINGSTON
DUvAL
HRKBxRr -JoHssoS.-0n July IT, 1875 CHARLEs @.
HERBEKr, Jr, TO KATE Z, eldest daughter OF ". A.
johnson, all Of tins City. No cards.
LASNiX0-MULnEARS.-On the 18th inst, ~ the
Rev. J. +. e. Henncke, FRANK r. TANNING to ANNIE
MuLHEARS. tr
LosEE--ConEN.-On Tuesday, July 10, by Hon.
Hooper G. Van Worst Judge OF the superior Court,
AUGUSTUS II. LosEE to SARAH CouKS.
RowAS-JoHxsrox LIN New York, July 49,. at the
rseiory OF ST. Ann's Church, East 18th ST.. BY the
Rev. Father james Villages. EDWARD RowAs, OF New
York, 70 MAGGIE JANE JOHNSTON, OF M0atrsai.
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COMMERCIAL DISASTERS.
FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Shodes and Edward A. Serrsr comprising the firm of
Rhodes Ssrrer, to James Taylor there flied
cheduIe IN the once OF the Court Of Common Pleas
yesterday. The nsbiiiiies OF the assgnors are set
Town At $50, coo, the nominal assets At 81, 1913 CO
Nd the real assets ~ 81, sos.
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HIGHEST LOWEST.
Tho following were the highest and lowest prices OF
STOCK TRASsAcrIoNS


The total sales OF stocks to-day aggregated 49, 500
Union Telegraph, 625; Pacific MAIL 100; Ne& York
Central, 45o Erie. 80 106; Lake Shore, H. 10; Union
Pacific, 200; lliaos Central, 200; PittsburE 500;
Northwestern, IL 200; Northwestern preferred 1900;
e., e., q. and l., 100; New Jersey Central 4, 100;
St. Paul, % 500; ST. Paul preferred, T. 100; Wabash,
800; Ohios, 5o0 Lackswanna, $500; Norris ESSEX
5.0 Hannibal nno ST. Joseph, 100; g., q. and I. g..
s25; Michigan Central, 800
sARGAT
Money on call was easy all day at a per cent
The following were the rates Of exchange on New York
81 the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah buy
Ing y, selling y premium; Charleston easier, n a "a
premium; Now orleans. commercial $40, bank a
premium; Chicago, 60 premium; ST. Louis, rs pre-.
MUM, aud Boston, par. Foreign exchange was quiet
s2k s4s3 for BANKERS long ana ass y T. So for
demand sterling
the GOLD MARKET.
Gold opcned and closed ut 100 with sales 10 the in
term at 1904 The borrowing were fiat to per
Gent
BOLD cLxAgNGs AT rue NATIONAL BANK TAG STATE
OF
bold DhlArces,..... Sl,JOlOSl
Currency balances ....................... l,G093l0
Gold cearings.. uOyI,OO
CLEARING STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. ...s01 t22,574
currency balances. aIVO, al
sVid exchhEyes .............-~...... lZot,uoo
toid paianocs. ovo,ooo
GOVERNMENT
Governments bonds active to-day, put declined
slightly In prices Al the close the market was
stron m. tolio no
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lO:l5 A. NJ

$1,000 US SIS. 1881 1U7A 5000 US S. 1881, 1O7x
$4,000 be Bis 1075s 1000 Us So 4Oc.bc iO9lx
10000 Us G 'Sl, .bc 1914 1000 Us Has 1891. IOf
$500 be lJ77s 1000 do. DC IO4s.
5000 US 5-2ys,c ~ io6 7CpO DO .......b3 1885,
1900 Us 52Os, bS. los 500 US 4T's.r 1907 lUoAs
10000 uS SIS, lO4Os lU9 lOOOO Us, l2Us
$1,000 do..... 100
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current prices OF cotton he follow Ing
based American standard Of classification and
cotton store. running in onaItv than half
grade above or below the grade quotedi:
EpkInfs. AhN1ma. " Tenns
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

Capital pays ninety cents for trade
dollar, and pays it to their employees
for one hundred cents. This is the
way capitalists are grinding the very
life blood out of labor. 1t is done
every day, but labor must not resist
or complain, that would be commun-
ism. You must save your trade dol
lars until you have several thousand
dollars and then ship them to the mint
or else pay them to your employees in
the foreign trade. ------------
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RESOLUTIONS of the PERRY COUN
TY NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Resolved, That we are opposed to
party rings obtaininy votes illegiti-
mately, such as leaving money with
saloons keepers, or Central Committee
or any one else.
Resolved, That we will ignore any
man for any Office, who is known to re-
sort to any of the above plans in order
to obtain a nomination or election.
Resolved, That our motto shall eve1
be consistency with profession, fidelity
to principles and the greatest good tC
the greatest number.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

The deposits left by Mr.. Thacker
with the saloons of Somerset panned
out very well. There is a call for Il
second hearing. Hope his pile will not
collapse. We wish the saloons well,
but the sober people are going to vote
next time.
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For the Press
Miss Belle William daughter of Thos.
Williams Esq. Of Madison lo,nship has
just closed summers visit 10 Somerset and
returned to her home. She has boarded
during the summer with Mr., Amanda
Kullman, from whom she has received in.
structions in Piano and Vocal music. She
proved to be an apt scholar and natural
musician. Few pupils have acquired in SO
short space of time such proficiency in
the art as has Mrs Williams. Her taste
and skill in manipulating Piano and
bringing forth its sweetest melody, reflect
great credit upon both the teacher and
pupil. Mrs. Kullman has had II large
class of young ladies taking lessons from
her this summer, in fact all that she was
able to instruct. As teacher she is a sue
cess. Miss Williams will be rewarded by
her father for her patient and indifatigable
study and practice, by the gift of spIen-
did Piano.
An old rail splitter in Indiana pnt the
quietus upon fellow who chafied him ur.
on hs bald lead, in these words: "Young
nan, when MY head gets as soft as yours,
canraise haiffo sell.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

We give an account Of the ravages
of the Yellow Fever suffering this
week. Our citizens are doing good
works in the way of raising means to
assist them. Everybody should go to
the hall next Friday evening.
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Gl.rioaS News

Th.. ~ innai. At ih. iirir, i.c'lrIi
-hnok the foundation nf both the old i'ar-
ic4 .Ircting two congressman, eighteen
members of the Legislature and major
" " the comfy officers. The politisnz
are alarmed md de- not know what excuse
a. make. Ohio comes next. Let every
trne citizen rejoice.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

Are you satisfied with the manner
in which the nomination for County
Auditor was carried on last week? II
not you have the remedy in your own
hands.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

Hon. T. j. Maginnis passed through
town Wednesday morning, and stop
ped u few minutes to see friends He
is throwing hot shot jp'Ah, directions
and is receiving hundseds Of letters
from the laboring men all over the dis
trict to address them. His election is
certain as the honest people of the dis
trict are determined that they viii
support nothing but honest principies
and men who will fill the offices in TN
interest Of the people.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

The "oldest inhabitants" say, the
last weeks mob that run the county
and Nominated an Auditor, exceeds
ANYTHING they ever saw.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

That is legal tender which the law
makes such. IF the Greenback is
made a dollar, as gold is, and both
limited in quantity by the demand for
them, will not the one always equal
the other in value? They are both par,
for both are receivable. How would
it do for Uncle Sam to issue the money
to the States, and charge them one
per cent. on State bond security?
Then let the States distribute to the
counties and charge one per cent, on
county bonds security? Then let the
counties loan the money and charge
one per cent. more on land security?
This would give us all we want at 3
per cent, and make the General the
State and County Governments all
self sustaining and save lots Of taxes.
We 90 for this. Who says amen.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

Why isit, that when the photographer
tells the man TO assume pleasant express
sion, the latter Immediately puts on tn
same agonized expression he wears when
his dentist is paving around his mouth for
an invalid tooth,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

1t is still an open question, whether the
ohited states has more religions than pat
ent medicines? The religions are probably
the more numerous, but the mediciues keep
up the finest cemeteries.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

All parties are disgusted with the
manner, the County Authorship was
carried on last week. 1t was a dis
grace to our county.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

There is an oak tree near Raleigh, North
Carolina, which atthe snn's meridian. covers
with Its shade space OF nine thousand fee,
1t would afford shelter for four thousand
five hundred men
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

Leave gold and silver as an article OF
commerce as cotton, wheat, or iron, and
use paper upon which to stamp the fat Of
the Government This will make il i'm
possible for speculators to control our mon
ey or the material on which it is stamped
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

There is much talk about paying homes
debts If the nation wants to pay itp hon
est debts, let it pay what it Justly owes the
soldiers for pensioned Bounties and arrears
of fpension
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-09-12

The following persons are requested by
the Board Of Directors to meet at the fair
grounds on Monday 10th inst at 9 O'Clock
a. m. to decorate the Halls:
DR.. Thomas,
J. c. G. Myers,
9. j. Curran
Mrs. Emma Brown,
" Lou. Doubleday,
T. NJ. Ashbrook,
Alice Mccormick,
VIM. Wier
4. r. Yost,
B. Whitmer,
=" T. Spencer StiIlman,
. J. G. Skinner,
ID. Matthews,
=" Eli. Flowers,
Miss Mary Scott,
+" Kate A. Brown
&" Lizzie Scott,
@ Mary Magruder,
" Rebacca Williams.
The above persons will act i'll conjunction
with those, the names of whom, is pub
lished in the Premium list