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All kinds of cutlery at J. W. Hulls,
Levitts old stand.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Look around you and you will see what
wbiskey has done.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

The red cross is the best heating stove in
the market for sale by Myers and Yarnell
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Holiday presents made to order BY the
finest workman in Ohio at
CURRANs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

A. Kempf receives his oysters direct
from Baltimore.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

The receipts Of the entertainment last
Friday night we're abou, thirty nine dollars
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

An elegant 10, of sour krout and pickles
at Flowers bakery.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Mr.. Addie Ashbrook spent the holidays
In Plesantville with friends.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

J. w. Hul's is the Headquarters for
ammunition
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F.A. Dittoe will sell you barrel Of su
gar Ai jobbers rates.
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We wish all who are indebted TO THI
PREss Office TO please call and settle.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Our carrier was on the sick list last week
which was the cause Of some of our patrons
net receiving their paper.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

wsaill have room for few more load,
Of coal.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Tuor1or.S

Three more ISSUES and we will have
published TIE PRESS one year We now
call upou ALL who are in arrears TO pay
up by the time the year expires. We
MUST HAVE THE MONEY and can
not listen TO any excuse from any one as
we have obligations to meet at the close
Of the year. We hope one and all win
respond without further notice.
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Sol when you "crack that whip" let III
know.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

New goods received every day at
.CURRANs.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

You can get CASH for your old COLI
and SILVER Of Curran's.
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REATTYPIANo
GRAND SOUARE Ann rppynun

This instrument Is the most handsome ana hes
Piano ever before manufactured in this country o
Europe, having the greatest possible depthN t;she
ana volume OF tone, combined with a brllianey
eiearness and perfect evenness throughout the en-
tire scale, and above all q surprising duration o
sound, the power and sympathetic quality Q
which never changes under the most delicate or
powerful touch. Space forbds full description Of
this magnificent instrument. Agents discount Civ
en- where have no agents Remember you takeno
risk In purchasing one of these CELRBRATEn IN
| STkU ENTS. IL after (5) Ave days test trial il
proves unsatisfactory the money you have paid win
be refunded upon return of instrument and freight
| eharges paid by me both ways. Pianos warranted
| for six years. Address,
DARRELL F, BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. S. A:
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Every thing in the shape Of slay was
brought out last Friday.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

The Council held its regular meeting on
Monday night last.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

There will be u grand ball at the hall to
night.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

A. Kempf sells Y Y X oysters at IS cts
per can.
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Every body buys their raisens at Dittoes
because they are SO cheap. 3lbs. for IS cts.
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Last Tuesday was the anniversary Of
the battle OF New Orleans.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

An elegant lot ofsour Kraut and pickles
st Flowers Bakery.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Capt. Ashbronk will be home in few
days.
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Our public schools opened on Monday
last
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FRECKLES.

HRRMIr's WASH, the infallible five day freckle
fresh as a babes.
Mailed securely sealed for so cents, by
]. II, HEISLEY Il CO.,
aug9 Salon, New Jersey.
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BOOK DEPARTMENT.

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Particular attention give to the importation of for
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Catalogue of Miscellaneous, Juvenile, School
Medical, Law, Theological, and Scientific Book,
supplied gratis on application.
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Considerable Of the flooring for the new
bridge was condemned by the contracto,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Carpenters tools at Hull's, Levitt's old
tand.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10

Buy your Hardware at J. W. Hulls one
price store.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
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The DELINQUENT List.

Don't forget Myers & Yarnell is the
place to get your stoves.
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The ice packers are storein away their
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UNION CENTRAL
Life Insurance Co.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Assets Over $l,35O,OOO

JOHN CoCHNowER. President.
N. w. HARRIS, Secretary.
This Is one of the most sound Life Insurance
Companies in the country. Its officers are of the
substantial business men of Cincinnati. The Com
pany pay no enormous salaries to pampered Off
cials or premiums to their agents. Matthews,
Stanley Matthews are the counsel for the Com
pany. Hon. Stanley Matthews is the Senior Mem
ber of the firm, which is endorsement enough of
the standing of the company and the integrity OF
man while in health 10 provide for his family, so
that they may not be left destitute when he is ta-
ken from them st. Paul says: "He that neglects
to provide for his own household denyes the faith
and is worse than intidel." This Company offers
sup&ior inducements in low rates for insurance.
So Il Rt almost every man can make some provision
for his family. Call at my office with T. Spencer
Stillman the Post office and get circulars and
all other information wanted on the subject.
MARTIN BERKEY, Agent,
Somerset, Ohio
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e. F.Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron.

Head quarters for gum boots and shoes,
all sizes and styls at Walkers & Russells.
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Rye bread at the bakery.
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Go to SINNERS and get bottle of the
Perfume De Paris. It has no equal.
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ANOTHER lot of FINE GOLD and SILvEI
WATCHES received at Curran's.
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Buy your bread at the Bakery.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-01-10
THE GREAT WAR HISTORY.
HISTORY OF THE
Army of the Cumberland

It's Organization, Campaigns and Battles; IL, iifea
the request Of Major General Geo II. Tktn0s thieJ
from his Pirate Military JCVindi o.d (btiai an
and other Documents furnished by him. By 7hos. /
Van Horne, U. S. a.
LIBRARY EDITION.-2 roLs. So
With an Atals of % Campaign and Battl
Maps. Price, Cloth, $500; Sheep, $1,000
Half Morocco, $1,000.
POPULAR EDITTON.-Wi Cam
paisn May. 2 vols! $40, Cloth, $500.
Every family in the landshould have copy of this
most truthful thorough, and valuable contribution
to the military history Of the rebellion.
"The subjeet-matter is admirable, well arranged
and well digested."-Gen. W. 7. Sherman.
s'The book of books on the war OF the rebellion
Maj .-Gen. Joseph Hooker.
Sent By mail, free Of eharge, on receiptoJ price.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO., Publishers,
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Myers & Yarnell beats them all on stoves

Wall Paper very cheap at SINNERS.
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BEATTYS PARLOR
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Elegant Styles, with Valuable Improves: mi
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DETECTTVE or how to see behind your
anything in Chrisendom. Write with q twenty
five cent peice, and makeIyourself happy: Address
Novelty Co, Ogensburgh, N. Y.
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MOUSTACHE FFsssssf Tsass; 4a.s:i' in sze

one month. A grand success Those who want a
nice whisker or moustache use preparation. No
cheap makeup. but genuine article. The prepa-
ration is very expensive in its character, that
we eanno. sell it at less than $O0 per package. It
will be mailed free on receipt of the price, by ad
dressing Hunt Co., Hair Dressers, Main Street,
Brockville, on nt
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Choice books no longer for the few only. The
best standard novels within the reach of every
Books usually sold from 81 to So given (un-
changed and unabrigedD for 10 and 20 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-08
s:raws flom the Jetties.
n. 0. Dlnoorttl I'd inst.

Seven vessels desred hence Yesterday
for foreign ports with cargo amounts
Ing in tho aggregate to 22.e65 bales OF
cotton.
Yesterday tire vessels left this port
with l,M0 Darrell of cotton seed oil, and
9,524 sacks OF oil cake. This nianu-
featured product Of the cotton seed Is
becoming l2r@ and most important
article Of export 10 foreign countries. f,
The British steam ship Gassendi cleared
yesterday for liverpool. with 3o,OOO
bushels OF ve-n In bulk. This ID the
smallest shipmenlof hulk grain that we
have had to note for weeks past. Be.
sides there were shipped 1873 sacks Of
corn per steamship Haytien for Liver.
pool, l 200 sacks corn for Apalachicola,
and sl3 sacks OF con for obile.
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Graln..in Store.
Chbafo journal.

Chicago elevators, as per Off cial re-
turns, contain l, l76, OIL bushels Of wheat;
354, 0ea bushels q corn !; 2al, 67a bushels
OF oats; l6S ,205 Iushels of rye, and 6S4, :
855 bushels OF bTley, making a grand
total Of a.774. sO9bushels. against 3.0223'
COS bushels one week ego, and 8,5!3,Y5c.
bushels at this period lat year.
Vessels In thsharbor contain 25s, 74l
bushels ofwheat, S6l 1897 bushels of corn
and 5,942 bushls OF oats.
Milwaukee warehouses; contain 633,>
ia bushels of Wheat; a,l55 bushels OF
corn; a5.403 hshels of oats; ll9, 799
Bushels OF rye, md 466,59l bushels OF
barley.
New York arh Brooklyn warehouses
are stored with: Wheat, !, 53S 900 bushels;
corn. 4S4, 900 hlshels; oats, l,l69 900
bushels; rye, 10000 bushels; barley, $685.,
900 bushels. nGmalt, 232, 900 bushels.
Grain In tlgh6n the States and Can
ada on the $50 dhmo: Wheat. 8, $50, 900
bushels; corn, t62S, 900 bushels /; oats,
2,9l4,000 biishel; rye. 667 900 bushels ;
barley, 00bushels.
Exports from the leading seaboard
ports last weeh include: Is 900 brrels
Of -four; 95l. 90 bushels of wheat
800 900 bHshell OF corn; 9,400 bushels
Of oals; 8. 800 lushels OF rye; ll7.00O
bushels Of barle!; 1900 barrels OF pork;
$500. 900 poundsof lard, and 1000, 900
pounds of bacor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-08

last fall, In this correspondence. 70 the
fact that government was occupying
many private buildings here At an enor'
NOUS annual expense, and that most OF
the buildings were mere firetraps, invalu'
able records stored within them being
more exposed to destruction than busi>
mesa man would allow his properly to be.
An investigation OF the subject is:to %
had, under resolution yesterday INTRO.
duced In the house. There can be but
one result. Fayoritism and
FRAUD WILL BE FOUND.
II the investigation is thorough, In COM
nection with the renting OF nearly every
building. II a man has an unstable ana
and unrentable shanty, he can generally
make the government tenant II he WI
pay some middle man q per centage.
The 1912 pension bill passed the house
Yesterday, having previously passed the
senate. 1t gives So per month to all
those who selvsd II days or were engag-
ed in a battle, during the war OF 1912, In,
stead OF go days ss heretofore, and to
widows Of all those who have died. II
restores to the pension rolls those who
were dropped in 1851 By reason OF dis
loyalty. In every section OF the coun'
try there are persons who will
RECEIVE BENEFITS
from this act. Gilmore & Co., OF Wash'
iuston, D. c., will furnish blanks ioi
any desiring to apply.
The Moffett punch, which q congress
slonal committee Is Investigating with
yIsw to It's use in this district. Is tn
simplest and least Objectionable ia,
| patherer ever known. BY Its means tai
| paying becomes an easy and joyou
thing. Every time that citizen spend
| fifteen cents upon his own selfish appe
lite, he contributes two and a halt cent
TO relieve property from Its burdens
The worst part OF man is taxed for tn
general good, and 1t is done In such
way-the money appearing, tor the mo
ment, to be drawn from the barkeepe
and not from the real loser-that tn
| more selfish a man Is the more he enjoy
bis taxpaying. Except In Aains an
other states where there are prohibition
laws and where, OF course, no liquor
sold, we may now begin to reduce pub
llc Indebtedness. All that Is needed
a Moffett punch. There viii be a con
mittee report in favor of its adoption
this district. HILTON.
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Notice TO Contractors.
OFFICE OF vIcE-PREsIDENT B GEN
ERAL MANAGER CHICAGO, Sr.
4 nnv . n ID

ERAL MANAGER CHICAGO, Sr.
LOUIS & NEW ORLgANs q. X.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb'y ", 1878.
To Contractors
Sealed proposals are invited until 10th
March for the grading OF the t3) miles OF
railroad extending from Fillmore. Ken.
lucky, up the east bank Of the Ohio river
to point oppo lite Cairo, Illinois. This
work extends for two (2) miles through
cleared lands, and one mile through timber
already cleared for q width Of Qoo one
hundred feet. Tho embankment viii aV'
srage about Csl nine feet In height, the ms-
from the east side, and can be handled sue
eessfully with wagons, carts, scrapers OF
barrows. Three thousand feet Of this an.
bankment, Of an an average height OF ~
seven feet, will be graded for dt least ~
three tracks, and will have top width OF
(40) forty feet, the whole OF which Ia
through cleared land. This is q desirable
piece OF work and we'll worthy the atten.
ton OF aud examination by contractors.
+ The work will be commenced the frst
(lst) Of April, next, and must be completed
by the lst of July following. Monthly es
Inmates, payable In Gosh. will DO made 81
the work progresses, and the usual twenty
Der cent. retained to insure completion o.
contract. A profile Of the line, and specl
foatlons for the work may be seen, and de.
sired information obtained at the Office O.
the compaRy's ssent, Jno. 3. Mckay. Fill
more, Kentucky.
Bids should be addressed to J. G. Mann
Division superintendent, Jackson, Ten
nessee.
The bids will DO opened aud contract'
awarded on 18th March, at Jackson, Tom
The company reserves the right to re-
jsct any or all bids.
- JAS. O. CLARKE,
"a true copyA Vice President.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-08

Ex>SEcRETARY OF the navy, George NJ.
Robson, has had, In his time, some un>
pleasant experience Of the effect of con.
stantly repeating hia name, in the press,
witha prefix which was reflection upon
his honesty. "Secor" Robson was q
name which stuck to him like bur, and
Secor was tho name Of navy contractor
with whom Robson is supposed TO have
had corrupt dealings. The Boston Herald
says Of this matter:
ut was for favors extended to Secors
BY Robson that tho New YORK Sun
fastented upon the corrupt naval secre-
tary the name OF "Secor KObesOn," which
It always used when referring to him.
This title was used by the Sxn so freely
aud so long that at last Thousands of
people, who had no ill-wlli toward the
secretary, came TO believe II was his right
| name. This erroneous belief was the
constant and peculiar annoyance to
RooesOn during the last years he was In
| office. On one occasion, when he stopped
at the Continental Hotel, he received q
bill from the office which read:
Zion. Secer Robson
To the Continental Hotel, Dr., etc."
The unfortunate clerk who made out
the bill, innocently thinking that this
was his full name, was obliged to give
an explanation In writing, and nearly
lost his place for presenting document
which the recipient said was obviously
not for me-" On other occasions be re-
ceiyed bills from shopkeepers and other
persons addressed in the same manner.
Robson Ia not thlck-sklnned enough to
stand this sort OF things with equanim>
ity. Few men are.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 7, 1885,
The worst enemy of Mr.. Hayes might
almost be satisfied with the disappoint.
ments which he has had In the year Just
closed. First and greatest the
KEW PARTY
was a child which did not rise to the
activity OF still birth. Matthews. made
senator by undigniaed intrigue. gave no
strength to his inventor. and goes out OF
Office by the unanimous wish of the PEG.
pie Of Ohio, backed by the warm assent
.ot citizens generally. Garfield, who was
to be speaker of the house, also by presl.
dental intrigue, was mlserably defeated
for that position, and can be returned
to congress only bya
MIRACULOUS CHANGE
In the people OF his district. II is fair to
suppose that Hayes. II be really ever had
conviction Of any kind, believed that
the civil service Of the country ought to
be reformed, and hoped to reform 1t, yet
by bis own acts 1t has became demoralil.
ed to an extent that would make Grant
shudder; 1t Is to use a common phrase
"demonetlzed" and nothing but an act Of
congress can restore 1t to what 1t was a
year ago. The only FEASIBILITY OF mis-
chief that the administration has escaped
has been In cur affairs with Mexico, and
DO not believe that Hayes or bis seore>
tary OF state should receive credit for
keeping Us out Of q war with that dis.
tractsd country. think that bat for the
efforts made BY the press before and at
and after the meeting Of congress In Octo.
Der, the administvation would have had
to answer tor that .aa--
GROWING ISFAAY
OF all infamles-an unjust war against q
weaker sister republic.
Upon tho whole five omit the removal
OF troops trom the south, which every
day shows more and more clearly to
have boen condition precedent to BIZ
Inauguration, we lind that Mr.. Hayes ID
entitled to little credit for services in the
Office hs holds. Time alone can tell
whether this comes from tho weakness
OF the man, the peculiar condition oil
our politics at this time, or from the fact
that goods improperly acquired never
bring prosperity TO the holders. There
iss great deal Of amusement found in
the tact that certain senators were tipsy
on tho night the silver I'LL passed. /,
vas % Ill night session. The Poss OF
yestsrdsy published what II called II,
list Of senators who
| wxlI xor TEE woHsY y0I Ilauos.
Tbs tun Of this List 70 found In the fac,
that u pnts elots Together the nsmas O,
ssuators who never drink At all ana a
esnatos who Ars never sober. IL b On,
dsrDtood that . correct lIss Of TIE ipsbri,
sttd ooss would not take ia Any wht
cone from sast OF The Peuobscot Slvsy o,
wSst n ths easi6e ocesu.
~ ssteetIos OF cougsess WIS oAllsd,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-08

: The following is from the Chicago
Journal, a paper which did what 1t could
to defeat the silver bill:
"Complaints reach Washington from
bankers and merchants VI a scarcity OF
one and two dollar bills. When the now
silver dollar coins shall be sent out. they
will supply this want. This will DO one
good purpose served by the silver dollar.
II all The paper currency Of small de-
nominations could be Withdrawn from
circulation and replaced BY the new
silver dollar, II would be good thing.
for then. owing to the one dollar necessi-
tics of traffic, the silver dollar would
supply an actual demand and hold its
own with gold and greenbacks, 40 do
the present subsidiary coins-provided
the aggregate amount thus issued should
not exceed the actual wants OF trade. In
this way the country could very readily
take into It's circulation at least 500 ,0O0,'
600 Of the new silver dollars without
detriment."