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AUDITOR

Please announce he name 81 John =
khDAbS, q SOnerse- TEp.ss q candidate fr
Ccunty Auditor. satlect 10 the decision 81 The
Syeers AZ the kePzhliean primary election. Mr.
khoads 4 vel ~Iualined Er the position.
MANY VOTERS.
re authorized 10 annnunce JOHN n.
kINiMEL Of Jeders.u Twp. az esnissaf. -
Auditor subject 20 the decision VI the Repahiicaus
az their enHuinE primary election.
HI. a. q candHtste Cor County AuIifar. subject
70 the decision q the voters At the Republican
primary eiecshfl. Mr. frltz has for a nunhsr Of
year. been . teacher and Is veil quaiinet for the
ONCE BRCTHERSVALLEY.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
John A. F0ust ! In the Court Of Common Pleas
to Of Somerset County. Pa. Iany-
William StulL ! TERN 1919.
voluntary Assignment
3lst Of January ISIS, account confirmed 18th Of
FEBRUARY 1878 on petition Of EPhraim Ross by Jas.
l. Pugh his Attorney. the Court appoint l.. q.
COlborn. Esq, Auditor 10 distribute the fund IN the
hands Of the Assignee % and among those legally
entitled thereto.
AIRY ISIS
H. ST 2. J. KOOSER.
PrDth0u0tary.
Notice Is hereby given that I viii attend y the
duties Of the above appointment az ny once In
Somerset Pa. On Tuesday the 18th day Of March
ISIS. when and where all persons can attend u
they think proper
l. G CuLBORN.
March Auditor
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Mr. ScrLL The fact that the next Senator
will during his term have a voice In the selection
Of tso L, ;. Senators and the re districtinx Of the
State. makes this a most important election. and
l. u. YUTZY viii make the most available can
diiatc we can dominate. please announce bis
name. CITIZENS Of Summit Twp.
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Mr.. J. r. Megshan would call the at
tentiOn OF his customers TO the fact that
they can procure a fine mutton or veal at
his Meat Market.
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LIST OF CAUSES

for April Term Of Court beginning April =,
ls;s.
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Thoss of our subscribers who change
their pOsi-ofice address on the first Of
April, should not tail to give as notice to
that effect.
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The exports OF cheese and butter from
the United States have increased within
the past five years from 7,746. 26l pounds
OF butter and GO. 204. $50 pounds Of cheese.
valued at %, PSI, $50, in the year ending
June 30, 1872, to 81. %. PAP pounds Of
butter and 107, $40. T42 pounds of cheese.
valued at sl7. le4, 23i. in the year ending
June 30. 1877, an increase OF nearly one
hundred and eighty per cent. on butter.
and sixty-three per cent. on cheese. In a
few years at this rate Of increase. they
will rank among the most important OF
our exports. How tar Somerset county
will profit by this fact depends upon the
quality OF butter and cheese produced.
There is a good and regular market for all
the butter and cheese when properly made
and marketed.
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Thegreatcelebrify ofaur TN TAG FoBAg
90 has caused many limitations thereof 10 be
: placed On the market, we thereof caution all
5Cnewers against purchasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobac
: co bearing n hard OF metaliclahle- render them
2 selves Liable 20 the penalty Of the Law. and all
=persons violating our trade marks ar punishable
: BY hne AMI Imprisonment
.sEE ACr OF CONGRESS. AUG "a 1876
The genuine LORILLARD TIN TAG TO
Z BACG0 eau be distinguished by Tin TAG
= on each lump with the word LDkILLARD
: stamped thereon
Over . loss tons Of tobacco sold in 1877, md
=neariy 5000 persons employed In factories.
Taxes paid the Government in fssz about
So AMI during tie past IL years,
Cover $50. 900.
-These goods sold BY all lobbers a. manufacturer
crates.
: March
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PROrHONOTARY,

/ am a candidate for nomination for ProthonO
taIy at the Republican primary election.
HENRY y. SCHELL.
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Candidates at the coming Primary
Election should buy their goods at
Schrock's. They cannot afford TO pay
high prices.
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A Chance to Make Some Money,
SURE.

.COrneI's History Of Pennsylvania Now
ready. Write for Agency at once. JOHN SUL
LIZ a co. Publishers, 20 SAMSON Street Phila-
delphia.
Ma-rh y
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The Express train ieayes Pittsblrg stSy9 r nj
.x-iving a. Conne!lsvile io.4 p. NJ. Mineral
Peins I3s5 A. NJ. In return The Express leaves
Cumberland at 400 A. NJ, arriving A. Mies.~'
Point s1s A. NJ COnnelisyille oio A n run
burgh 90 A. NJ.
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The Concert given BY the class in sing
iug, that had been in session here tor some
time, under the direction OF Prot. Case. oil
Ohio. was not much TO boast OF. The songs
that the Professor himself sang. were, OF
course. given in mis- usual elegant style.
Mr.. c. is possessed OF q magnificent voice
of wonderful compass and peculiar sweet
ness. II is, iuded. a pleasure to listen to
him. "Katy-did," Oranges for q Pen
ny, and one or two ether songs. the IL
ties. of which We do not just now re-
member, were very good as were a few OF
the choruses. The greater part OF the
evening was taken up with heavy chorus
es. and so heavy were they indeed, that
they fell very Rat. The result was not
altogether unexpected by the audience. as
the class had be organized but fye days,
and like the traditional maiden. they
wanted TO know what more could you
expect tor q quarter.
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AgrIcLE os AGGkENExr made AMI euterel
into the S0th day Of January. ISIS, between can.
] didates for the Legislature from the county OF
, Somerset, State Of Pennsylvania, witnesseth. that
the said candidates for and In consideration Of the
saving Of the time and expense necessary 10 a
general canvass Of said county. have and DO here
BY agree. each Tor himsei' ard with each other.
not 70 make any canvass. either in person or BY
proxy, pending the Republican Primary Election
Tor the year ls5sexcept in the township or borough
in which they respectively reside and the borough
Of Somerset Tn said eandtdates do however re
serve unto themselves the right TO correspond. b5
letter or otherwise. with the voters OF the county
In reference 10 their candidacy. II Is also further
agreed upon by the said candidates that the chair
man Of the County COMMITTEES shall be fully s1-
thoriIed TO withdraw from the list Of candidates.
the name Of any one who has become a party to
this e~ontract, who viifully violates any Of the pro
visions Of this agreement
In testimony whereof we hereunto subscribed
our names, under the pehaly Of a forfeiture OF our
right to Be a candidate al the ensuing Republican
Primary Election
BENJAMIN A. FICHTNER, Confluence.
WILLIAM COLLINS. Somerset Twp.
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, Jenner Twp.
A. R. HUMBERT, Confluence
Il p. SNYDER. Urxins.
" MIER, Salisbury.
]. W. MOSTOLLER. Quemak0ning.
Please announce SAMUEL MIER, famous for
rife MANUFACTURED otSalisbury, as q candidate for
Assembly. Many Republicans.
4 tn \ canuldatc i-f nuuainAlluu t{ LesirtaAhfe
at the coming primary election.
JAS. l. UGH.
WHARF authorized 70 announce SIMON p.
SW OfLarimer Township. for Assembly.
Nh. Sweitser was a private OF Co O., United
States Infantry, who enlisted the 18th Of January
lsd2, and served three years and was discharged
al Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. the 18th Jan
uary 1885, he served in both the eastern and
western armies and done his duty as a soldier
Throughout the war 0f1sdl-
MANY CITIZENS.
We are authorised T. announce A. J.
COLBDRN. Of Somerset Borough, as a candidate
for Assembly, subject 10 the decision Of the Re
pu5hcan primary election
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TIME TABLES.
WEST.
EAST.

An trains run BY Baltimore Time, IL minutes
fasser than Pittsburgh Time
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IExxER CRoss ROADS IrExs.-Neariy
all Of u township schools closed last
week.
Recent improvements in the way oi q
new porch. add considerably to the ap-
pearance OF the store-hoase OF Mrs S. J.
Cover s. Son.
j.. & B. Ream. u gentlemenly black
smiths. intend to quit the forge and engage
in ,illing the soil. They have purchased
q farm in jefferson township. and intend
to move there on or about the first oil
April
From present indications the season fol-
sugar making will be short, the crop an
unusually short one.
The dull, monotonous tone in which
our town has gradually drilled was some
what changed one evening last week, by
two youths. who had advanced ideas OF
our civilization. engaging in a pugilistic
encounter.
Our town has been visited lately by a
number of different parties with smiling
c-ountenances and pleasing manners. So
Letting your aid and influence in the COM
ing primary election.
On Monday afternoon of last week.
while Jere j. Griffith, q farmer residing
about three miles north Of this town, was
absent from home on business. some per
son or persons entered his house through
q window. and Thoroughly ransacked the
same, securing about fourteen dollars in
money, and leaving things somewhat in
confusion. There is not the least clue TO
who the perpetrators may be.
The prospects for the erection of a
creamery or cheese factory al our town
seems quite favorable. The necessary
arrangements are being made. and it is
thought the erection of the buildings will
soon commence.
A protracted meeting. which has been
In progress here lately. under the man
agement OF Rev J. II. Pershing, of the [.
B. Church, closed lis labors last week;
this gentleman made many friends during
his brief stay with US.
Our teacher, John Weller, Esq, left
here on Saturday last, taking with him
the best wishes oil many Of our people.
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Blessed forever be Herod, King of Is.
rael," doubtless said many who attended
the Concert on FRIDAY night. and so say
We only there ought to be several OF him,
say at leas, one every year; and then even
the b~ull-rushes should be searched. IT is
doubtless q hardship that mothers who
have small children should be compelled
to remain from places of amusement, but
it is equally Lard on those who have paid
their o 10 hear a Lecture or a Con-
cert TO have their enjoyment interrupted
by an in,erminsble va, va. va, whoop. va.
va, va. The va, va. va, was at the Con
cert: indeed, there were q number OF him,
aud it did so improve the rendition OF hat
new gospel hymn that Prof Case sang. 70
have 8 CT line e1d, yau, yau.
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The ma-i direct and pleasant route :" tHe Lass
and south via " ashngtOu City.
Through Mall leaving AZ 500 . N aal. 10
rfyes at Washington at % p m baltlmose' -
.. M. Philadelphia. SloA. IA new
N. Richmond. T9S a. n
Through Express, leaving go p ~ ast1 "a
riyes al Washington at 75o a. N Balltpore's
a. m. Richmond, So ?. m; Fhl@oeP"
D. m. New York. $40 p m
Through Mail and Express trains aahy;
,eommoIato trains aud Eaeette Express
daily. except sunday
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PURELY vEGETABLE,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.


t--z LIVER ~DISEASEand Inii-
QTM M0NV kgcstion prevail 70 a greater e1-
nj Nj MtIVO tent than probably any other
I2aiady, and relief Is always
an0icusly souzht after. II the Liver is Regulated
in its action health Is almsst invariably secured,
Indigestion or want of action In the Liver causes
Headache, Constipatlon, Jaandice, Pain in the
Shoulders, Cough, Dizziness, Sour Stomach. bad
taste In the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitati0n of
the heart. depression Of spirits or the blues, and a
hundred other symptoms. LIVER REf-
ULAroR Is the best remedy that has ever been dis
covered for these ailments. II acts mildly, eE
fectuaIly. and being a simple vegetable compound.
can do no injury In any quantities that may be
taken. II Is harmless in every way; II has been
used for forty years, and hundreds from all parts Of
the country viii voueh for its virtues, VIZ Hon.
Alexander H. stephens,
ERu OF Georgia; Bishop Pierce
- Of Georgia: John Gill
Shorter, OF Alabama; Gen. John Il. Gordon, R.
L. Mott, Of Columbus, Ga, are Among the hun
dreds 10 whom we can refer. Extract Of . latter
from Hon Alexander II. ctephens, dated March
Z, 1S12; ~ OCCASIONALLY use when my condition
requires Il. DIR. Simmons LIyer Regulator, with
good effect. 1t is mild, and saits me better than
more active medicine.
Il Is not the quantity
REGULATOR. II: :;::;,' n & ; 4! s;:'9 e; 3: q
Ough digestion OF the fO0d taken ls. K De much OF
little. Therefore, do not stimulate up thes temAeh
to crave food but rather assist digestion ate
eating by taking
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CaFHIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ofslndry writs of Fieri Faeias Leyari
Facias. yenditioni Exponas issued out ofthe Court
of Common Pleas of SomersetCo., Penna., and TO me
directed, 1 will expose to sale by public cutlery,
AZ the Court House, Ia Somerset, on
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Of Somerset BUrOu2h, as n candidate
for Assembly, subject to the decision Of the Re
publcan primary election
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Anthe right, title, interest and claim Of Peter
J. keeier OF in and to the following described real
estate, viz.
A certain tract Of lanf situate Ia StonycreeE
Twp, Somerset Co. Pa, containing $50 acres
more or less, Of which there are about 20 aeresclear-
ell, and a large sugar orchard thereon with q two
story plank dwelling house. bank barn and other
Outbuildings thereon erected. adjoining lands Of
Jonathan Miller. Henry Dubstot. John y. hHl
and othersHvith the appurteaances.
Taken In execution as the property Of Peter j..
Keefer. At the suit Of John Barnet's use.
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FoR sENAT1R

FOR SENATOR.
GEORGE G. WALKER.
Of Allegheny rvY.
ASSEMBLY.
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The prospects for the erection of
creamery or cheese factory al our tow
seems quite favorable. The necessar,
arrangements are being made. and it i
thought the erection of the buildings vii
SO On
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important to ALI Lovers Of Flowers.

MareAs
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All the right, title. integest ana oiaim Of Aaron
Layton, OF, In and 10 the following described real
estate, viz;
A certain tract OF land situate in Shade Twp.
Somerset Co, Pa. containing s. acres more OF
less about IS acres OF which are cleared, with a
one story plank dwelling house. log barn and
other Outbuildings thereon erected, adjoining lands
Of Jonathan Wagner, David Buchanan. Jacob
Helman and othets-with the appurte1anees.
Taken in execution as the property Of Aaran
Layton at the suit OF Jacob Yost.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06
Merely a sug Tastion.

The Mayor lanents in his report the
probable evils ofagitation and discussion
OF the bond business, but it would seem,
nevertheless that they have already re-
covered from the effect alluded to, for i'm =
mediately after he had read his ''lamenta-
ton" the council were notified that some
person or persons stood ready to take a
portion or all of the remaining bonds at
the price Melted to the city for those here
tofore sold. Pretty rapid recovery isn't it
from SO dangerous disease? The public
are little curious to know who the parties
are who stand ready to take bonds, but are
so DESTROYS all the while not TO have their
names known.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06
the CITY ELECTION,

The election yesterday for city and town
ship officers was an unusually interesting
event, from the fact that it wasin no sense
a political or party contest, The result is
not all that THE ARGUS desired, and not
what it would have been had the members
of the republican party stood up as hon
estly and determinedly as the democrats
did. Had they done so, and not followed
the advice Of their incompetent and If
responsible organ-a paper that openly
sympathized with the Pittsburgh strikers
last fall and which has done everything it
could do at this time to elect the working
mems ticket, the entire citizens ticket
would have been elected. Notwithstanding
the communistic tendency of the Unions
efforts. feebly seconded by the paid youth
of the Gazette ''the league" has been
terribly disappointed by the result, Of
the men elected on the city ticket not one
is an active member of the workingmen's
party and none of them are in sympathy
with the secret league nor will they suffer
any dictation from the league. Every
tool of the league, nominated for city
Offices was defeated. The league only Sc
cure two men on the township ticket and
they are not in position to do any harm,
The result, while it might have been a
more severe condemnation Of the league,
nra lIu rptS nm end m tho oneratious Of
the INSCRIPTIONS demagogues who control
it, The citizens have reason to congratu-
late themselves over the practical results OF
yesterdays work, and those who from par
tizan or personal feeling worked against the
best interests of the city can console them
selves as best they may with the reflection
that they are in the minority.
THE RESULT.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06
Criminal.

Richard Roe was arrested for being
drunk last night. This morning he was
taken before Justice HAYES and fined So
and costs; no money and let off on promise
to pay.
VIM. Burton was before Justice HAYES
this morning on charge of larceny. He
had stolen chair from Jake Ohlweiler,
and this being the third like offense com
mitted BY Burton, he was bound over to
the circuit court in the sum of $500. No
money or friends and went to Jail.
Kate Ten. pleton, alias Molie Mcguire
and Minnie Hayden, were arrested yester-
day for drunken, disorderly and obscene
conduct on the streets. This morning
Justice Halves bound them over to the
circuit court, fixing their bonds at 500,
which they could not furnish and went to
iail
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06
EarRnunl.

IN. Hyde, advance agent for Legrand's
Concert Co. is at the Harper House.
Hon. John p, Irish, of Iowa City, regis
tered at the Harper House this morning.
Commodore Davidson passed through
here on his way to st. Louis last evening.
NJ. NJ. Cohen, of the New York Dails
Graphic, has been stopping at the Harper
House for several days, collecting views Of
the Island and other interesting points in
this vicinity,
Among the arrivals at the Harper House
this morning Is Fred. Wild the ever ponn.
lar Passenger and Freight agent of the
Western Union r. r. Mr.. Wild will
remain until tomorrow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06
ACLOUD OF WITNESSES,

The following named parties are among the
thousands who have been cured Of Catarrh BY the
use OF DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Downs, New Geneva, Pa; D J Brown St
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Mrs j Spurtin, Camden, Ala; has f K,tw Fred
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W Tracy, Steamboat Rock Iowa; Mrs Lydia Waite
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-06
The Milan journal,

This new paper has just made it's
appearance and is a very creditable pro-
duction. The frontispiece is handsome
birds-eye view of Milan; it contains "a
columns of reading matter, consisting of
local news, selected miscellany, Geographic
reports and markets. It has good share
Of local advertising and bids fair to be a
valuable agency in the development of the
manufacturing interest of Milan, AS
such it should be literally supported by
the citizens and property owners of Milan.