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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-06
Reduction.

Great reductionsin GLOVES at the GOLDs
EN- RULE STORE, to close out the present
stock, which is at present the largest in the
State of Nevada. IA
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Bullion Shiplncnt.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion yesterday
morning: Two bars, which were
valued at S1,S60 81.
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l.. T.. Overalls,
All Merino Undershirts,,

WORTH 81 so, only Is cts, at the MINERS,
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. mhS
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Gloves and Mfttens.

Sold at rs cents, at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANlCS' TRADE DEPOT. nh5
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The Eureka Consolidated Mine,
A BASE RANGE BONANZA!

Five Hours I'm the Depths, and
what We Saw-There's Millions
In Itf
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SALE.

From IS cents per pair, at the MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. mis-
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Evening Board.-3 r. m

B~0ard.-3 r. M.
100 Meadow Valley-20c
500 RAYMOND x Ely-5
$50 Eureka Con. -40M 40 39x 81 Dx
200 Jackson ~
800 Alps 260c ~
20 rye Pateh-3A
2J Belmont-8c
1850 Leopard-30c Doc
100 Giia- 6Oc
1915 Hussey-ll0c
50 Northern BELIEF
$50 Mauhat anu
1900 De Frees-35c -,
200 IndepoLdenco-s SOC
% Silver Prize-75c Soc
80 H~oraet-3Dc
615 Star-i95c 2
so GraDd Prize-l0h
700 A rgenta-53c JOc
ITO Navajo lb0c 1860 l7ob3o
500 Epdow ment-50c
300 Young America-5Oc 300
400 Bele Isle 55c
1915 Day Sllver-ll0c ll5c l20o
1850 talcon-75c SIC
S0j Hambury-3A 330c 335c
52i Modoc -b5c &c
100 B1die- SIC
800 Bechtel-S
20 Modoc-65c
100 Martin Whita-i
100 Leeds-lSoe 2
800 Falcon -75c
go Tip Topaz 3i5c
Bank California so bid
City Gas-92S bid
suffer street k R-N asked
Union lnsuraao Co -l0) bid
Spring Valley bid
Home Mutual ~ bid
c.. p. X. X. s. bid
~Silyer-9i5 bid
Trade Dollars VIZ asked
50 N. beach Mission-B6
800 Silver Prise-7jc SOC
100 Mpdoc-65c
100 Grand Prtze-l0A
~ Leopard Dc
~ Best x Beleher-22 22H
50 Alrha -i09
100 Exehequer -4i5c Zoe
2S1 Bullion-GA 90
SO Grand Prize-l04 l0Asl0
100 H~ussey-lN)r 1
500 Senstor-il0c
500 Crown Poiat-5A 51
so Eureka Con.-3J
So Con virgin,a-22% 215b5 2MS
605 California ~ 30b5 80 Soblo
90 Mexican-lSA 1874
So Justice ~ $ 0Ns
81 ChGllar-3i
$50 Sierra Nevada 41c 45Oc
4O0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$50 Navaj0-lB0c DOC
100 Gould i Curry-9@
40 UniOn-5H q
II Ophir 81
l65 Bullion-6S
10 iIale i Noreross-ss 9Eb5
$50 Con. Virginia-22s
100 Crown Point-5A
HOO Alt.-7As IN
100 Ward-i voc
100 Justice-9
40 Best Il Belcher-2 q 22X %
IS Alpha-l0s
700 Alta-7a ~
30 Savage-liX
200 Ward-91c
10 Chol ar-3i
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80 Ophir-53N
800 Mexican-l3H 1917
30 Goald IL Curry-9S 9k
SO Best * Belcher-23 22N
1850 California-30 30H 30H
7Sj Savage-l2 liz
Is Chollar-34Z
$3.50 Hale IL Norcross-10X 10
4l0 Crown point--5R 8
4sO Yellow Jacket-l0E IL 11bl0 ION
$40 Imperiai--70c 75c
10 Hale X Norcross-10
SO Con. Virginia-22A
so kentuck-4
go BE cher 470c 475c
2l5 Sierra Nevada-4o5c 1900 470c 455c
10 Utah-l3 l2s l2N
$50 Rullion-6hs 6A 81
500 Exchequer-iS 4t0c 455c
go 0verman-I6 l5h
1855 Justice 81 81 va 9H 9Sb5
600 Succor-2 DC "a
100 Union-bs q
go Alia-7A IL 8b5
405 J~ulia-2j5c go; 255o "a
40 Caiedonia-270c ~
22j Justice-yA Ok
$40 Silver Hili-24 255c
% ChalIenge-7oe
900 Dayton zoe
100 Alta-7A
$40 New York Co,.-135c
1900 Senator -4l5r "A 435cb5
100 Woodville-S0c
100 Andes-65c
1890 Wells Farpo-10c Sc
42j Ward i 95c
400 Leviathan $50
500 Con. Washoe-35c
800 T~roIan-55c Soc
800 M. Star-li5s
$50 Solid silver-5&
go 10. Scates 3jc
100 81. Louis -40c
rs Silver Hill-2j5c
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Arrivals and Departures.

~ THE EUREKA AND PALIsApx RAILROAD.
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STOCK REPORT.

smm Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.
Morning BOard.-lI A. M.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-02-13

DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at San Francisco, at the G. P.
r. Z, office, whers they will receive prompt
atte tion.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are ala notified to attend to the
matter without delay and avoid trouble.
noiSk D. H. HASKELL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-03

ElIDS WILL. RE RECEIVED Bv ~HE
Bb State Board Of Examiners # the state Of Nevada
" and in luing November "a 1874 tar supply the fol
lowing amounts Of Stati less for the ID
the Officers and esla II said tais for the two
commencing January ls lo7s, and eadlrg Deem
ber 81, 1889 ~ "'- 30 '-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTaTU OF MARVEL P,RKER. DE-
IT, ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Public Administrator Of County of Ormsby State Of
Nevada the creditors Of all persons having aims
against the said deceased exhibit them with the
sary vouchers within months after the first publca
Of this notice the id Public Administrator his
office the oic of Wells Fargo Co, in Carson City
Nevada Dated at Carson Nevada November IA, 1878
JOHN d. KERSEY,
Public Administrator of said County and State in charge
Of estate Of said deceased
TRENMoR CvFFIN, Attorney for estate 1aw4w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-03

Id State Board Of Examiners the state Of Nevada ur
lowing amounts Of s,ati nery m"e or es Sr the use ID
the Officers and esa said State; for the
years commencing January lst lo7e and eadlIg Deem
| her 81, $780,
I 10 Reams Letter Paper, 10 bs 70
10 X. ans Letter Papei, IL bs to reaIn.
| 10 Reams Note Paper, Re % rean
| 10 Re,ms Note Paper, tbs t. reain.
| 10 Reams Lega Cap, IL bs to ream
Is Realis Legal Cap, IA bs to ram
Reams Legal Cap, lo fbs to
Reams Entrossing Paper, 3 as to reaIn, If 81
Reams Enrolling Paper, "A h. to ream, 912 -.
@ Reama Manila Wrapping Paper, 80 X 40.
Envelopes, NIX white, Letter
II nv, lopes XXX white, Letter
N Envelopes, Xxx white OF cial
ii Envelopes, white official.
/ Envelopes, white, IL Official.
Doz. Ink Carriers, gts. :A'
Doz. armine, Carriers ozs, glass stoppers
Deg Boxes Pens, Ciilictts 303
Doz. Boxes Gil0tts Pens 40
Dog. Boxes Pens, Pacific R. r.
Doe Boxes PEN, E tcrbroOks, 04s
Doz Boxes Pens, EngrosSing l6l EsterbroOka
z noz. Nuci age havid's, qte.
! Gross Auciage Bottles, w, Metal Cap and Brush.
l Gross Pencils. FaheTs, rernd No. 2.
l Gross Pencils, Faher's, round, No 8.
2 Gross Pencils, Faber's, h. Nagon No. 2
Gross Pencils. Fabers, hexagon No. 8
/ Ream Blstting Board, Parkers Treasury, lf0 nr.
/ Gross Bottng Board in lkes.
boz Boxes t;uhbsr Bands, assorted sizes.
Doz SI"ols Red Tape.
l boz Flat tut ber Rulers, IA inch.
! DaZ at Rubber Rulers, 10 inch
Doz Flat Rubber Rulers, Is inch
Doz. lnk-tanis, No 5, Safe y.
Duz. Inkstands, round wooden.
Paper Fasteners, NcGlHs Patent Round Head:
H. Ne. 3, inch.
n, No. 8, inch.
H, No. 4. / inch.
l NJ, No. Il mch
Gross ESelet Medium.
Doz. Eyelet Machines, No. as
Doz Fabers Ink and Pencil Erasers small
boz Faber's Ink and Pencil Erssers laFgS.
l Doz Paper Shears 10 inch.
l Gross Fabers Penhoders, 1870.
I Gross Fater's PeahOlders, 1850
boz Twine, ID balls, strong, double thick.
l GrUss Quill Pens, English cut
Proposals furnishing above paper shall be for arew
paper, or " its equal "-,,ss, %. .-,
The above be furnished at such times and in such
quantities may be ordered by said Board
Proposals to be accompanied by good and sufficient bond
with suretes. in not less than twice |
the of the value Of the articles to be upried
The Board the right to reject any and all bids
For further particulars statutes of Nevada 1871
oase 1l5. ,+..
Bids to be addressed Sealed Proposals, Board Exam
ners, Carson City, Nevada"
BY order "f the Board.
oc2ad3, J. MINOR, Secretary.
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BIDS Foa STATIONERY

-FOR THE
State Officers AM Legi,l.ture OF the State
OF Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-03
= O u N o

owe UROWN MtRFi SADDLE ON
Y back Fonnd in the neighborhood of S. T. Swifrs
about the nth day OF October 1873. The owner
have by proving property and paying charges
October 23d, 1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rHE
Second Judicial District Of the State of Nevada, in
and for the County Of ornsby-Leser Haskell plaintiff
Sarah n Haskell defendant Action brought in the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District of the State
Of Nevada in and for the Coun 0rnsby, and the
plant filed in said County of Ornsby in the office Of the
Clerk of said District Court The State Nevada sends
greeting Sarah n Haskell defendant You hereby
required to in action brought against by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second
Judc al Dis rct Of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County Of ormsby, and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia cop, Of which accompanies this summOns)
within exclusive Of the day of sevice after the
service You Of this Summons If served within this
county served out of this county but in this District
within days otherwise within forty daysOr jug
by default will be taken against The said action
is brought dissolve the bonds Of matrimOny existing be-
you and said plaintiff the ground of adultery,
an alleged against you by said plaintiff all Of which is
fully and specifically set forth in the plaintiffs
plaint now file in m, office. And you are hereby
notified that you fail to appear and the said
pant above required the said plaintiff will apply the
Court for the relief demanded in his said complaint
49,. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
l trct Court of the Second Judicial District of the
State Of Nevada in and for the County of Ornsby
'-s this 18th day Of November, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight
ALFRED HELM Clerk
TREEAoR COFFIN Attorney for Plaintiff
430d
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-10

MEyERspALE-The Fourth passed on
very quietly. nothing OF note occurring
save a large picnic.
Charley Rosenbcrger had the misfortune
to have one of his legs broken n day Of
last week. 1t appears that he and Gussey
Miller were on a swing together, and
while trying 10 change hands his foot
struck the ground swapping the small bone
of the right leg.
Miss Christie Holzshu treated her pupils
to n pic mic in the grove near the Breth-
rem Westinghouse on Friday last. 1t was
a pleasant affair. Miss II. has been very
successful as a teacher.
Mr.. A. W. Border lcft on Thursday hast
for Oregon.
A number Of vandals have been despoil-
ing the graves in the cemeteries. Our cit
liens, Justly incenscd at such vandalism,
propose TO take active measures 10 put
a stop TO it.
DR.. s. S. Good informs US that q three
year old child of Mr.. Aldom managed to
get at. and took a drink of concentrated
I've that its mother had prepared for
scrub5ing or Saturday, June 20. The
Doctor prescribed the proper remedies and
the child is now doing well.
/ have been told that Mr.. Peter Baker.
of Brothersvalley, had his hand badly
crushed while repairing the foundation OF
Mr.. Jerome Countryman's barn. A large
stone fell on his hand.
Monny Lichty undertook to drive an ur-
broken colt. Eifects-broken bit, damaged
harness, demoralized hay rake.
Joe Meyers and Chief Justice Wolf amt
proud. even if they have had their office
scrubbed 5 o that you no longer have TO
use stills to go through it.
On the LIST of July thirty two miners of
the Cumberland & Elklick mines were dis
charged. May the demand fer coal speed
lily increase in order that they may gain
employment. Yours.
L &
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WHENEVER AND WHERE E Diseases
OF a choleraiic type prevail. or there is
cause To apprehend a visit from them, the
system should be toned, regulated and re-
intorced by a course OF Hostetter's Slom-
ach Bitters. Perfect digestion and 4 regu-
lar habit Of body are the best safeguards
against such maladies, and both are sc
cured by this most Inestimable tonic and
Alternative. The biiters are also extremely
seryiceable in %remedying such Disorders.
Ii promptly taken ia bilious colo, diar
rhaa and cholera morbus. the disease is
usually frustrated. In diarrhGa cases 1t is
only necessary to restore the tone OF the
relaxed bowels. and this is one OF The spe-
cifie effects Of this medicine. Wind on
the stomach, heartburn, biliousness. nau'
sea, headache and other symptoms, OF dis
turbance in the gastric and hepaiic regions
are also speedily relieved by this excel
lent remedy. As a family medicine it i
invaluable, since it promptly and com
pletely remedies those ailments which arr
of most frequent occurrence.
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WRIGHT-REILI.-On June the 4th,
by Rev. B. knepper. Mr.. Frank Wright
10 Miss Sarah Reilly, both of Cumberland
Nd.
SHOEMAKER-MARTZ-On the 9th
of June, by the same, Mr.. Peter Shoe
maker TO Miss Susan Martz, both from
near Wellersburg Pa.
O'DoNNAL-GRAY.-0n the 23d inst.
by the same. Mr.. William O'Donnall 10
Miss Maggy Gray, both of Mt. Savage, Md.
LOHR-CRIST.4In Shanksville, June
80. 1878, by Rev. j. II. Pershing, Mr..
Cornelius c. Lohr to Miss Calharine
Christ.
BUTLER-BR0OKS AT the resi-
dence OF James Albright, in .Ursina, Pa,
July ., 1873, by A. NJ. Smith, Mr.. f. NJ.
Butler, of Fayette Co., Pa, to Miss Fan
ME Brooks. OF Ursina, Somerset county,
Pa.
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francs was coDtended for, and won
by "Thurio," the horse Of Count
somebody, have forgotten his
name.
Mcmahon, the Shah Of Persia,
Amadeus, ex king of Spain, Don Car
los, and others were on the grand
stand, ss were also a number ct
Processes and D~uchesses. The
Prince OF Wales is in the city, but
his mother will not allow him to at
tend q horse race on Sunday. He
WIS not to be seen in the canopied
aud upholstered box with the Presi-
deIt Il this Republic, and the Shah,
but 1t IS said he was there incog. he
was certainly at the Jardin Mabille,
on last Sunday night. che week ago.
Who has net heard OF the Jardin? il
IS the place where The demimonde Ct
this modern Babylon assemble, gilt
tering with diamonds, redolent with
perfumes. ard arrayed il those artis-
tic rayishing dresses that we see o
few months later copied on Broadway,
Chestnut street. and Pennsylvania
Avenue, and finally in every city
and town where the epidemic Of
fashion spreads. The Jardin is not
large, but it is lined all round with
immense mirrors. the frames of which
are SO skillfully concealed with fow-
ers AID vines that the little space of
about half al acre, filled with foun-
tains, grottos, flowers and settees,
appears to be multiplied ten fold.
When lighted by thousands of Jets of
gas, and filed with the gayes. most
volatile Of crowds Of both sexes, its
appearance is almost celestial Or in
%fernal, depending much ppon how
you look at il, whether with your
moral o. sensuous eyes
There is a dancing pavilion in the
centre of the .Jardiu, but the dancing
is q very barren show, not worth see
ing except for its amusing episodes,
as when n of The girls kicks OF the
bat of "a staring b%y-stander. The
Jardin is one Of the sights Of Paris,
though it IL, on the whole, u poor
show and not worth the entrance fee
of five francs, but if you had been
there on Sunday night, you would
have seen two 10 less distinguished
persons than Cora Pearl, and the
Prince Of Wales, you would have
seen at least one ex-Congressmsn
the United States, and, on a
week day, you might meet the dea-
con Of your church. who has just
come to look on, of course, not ex.
pec;ing the pleasure Of seeing any of
his friends. who is delighted 10 meet
you, Of course, but who would have
much preferred TO have you meet
him some where. almost anyw here
else.
C. A. S.
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NORMAL SCHOOLS.


The Normal Schools Of Somerset county viii
commence on Monday, July 2;h, and continue in
session nine weeks. The following arc the loca-
tons and principals Of the different schools:
Berlin, Milt L Baer; Meyersdaie NOrmals. r.
IL. Van HON, II. N. Lichty Salisbury, Levi
LichliteT; Somerset, II. K. Sanner Ursina, g. Is.
Cook, j. ID. Meese; StsystOwn, Fred. Grof, 70
open August 5; New Centreville, w. l. Tedrow,
t0pen August 5; Jenner X Roads. w. II. Il. Ba-
ker. 10 open August ).
One Of the grandest characteristics OF this extra
ordinary age Is progress in education. Never be.
fore has our nation manifested So deep an interest
in the education Of the masses. Our country Is
dotted over with school houses, which demand a
IaOre efficient corps Of teachers in the future than
have occupied than In the past. Teachers. allow
me 70 solicit your attendance at one OF the above
named NOrmals, that you ray better prepare
yourselves for the duties OF your profession. The
present development Of cur Intellectual resources
demands n higher grade Of instructors. The ex
aminatiOns viii be more rigid in the future than
they have been in the past, and only those who
are worthy will receive certificates. Students
should be present az the opening Of the session.
Tuition from s. TO -. No deduction for partial
term. J. Il. WHiPKEY.
July 10, 3. q {. Supt.
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DIED.

PICKING.-July 4, 1873, of diphthe-
ria, Manon NJ. youngest daughter OF
Worth j. and Doro;hea Picking, aged -
months.
HAY.-June Il, 1878, Olinger Hay,
aged p years. 10 months and 5 days.
June 26, 1878, Lily c., aged 3 years,
and 20 days. These were children OF ".
z. Hay.
HCNSECkER June 81, 1878. Barba-
"a, wife of Samuel Hunsecker, OF Somer-
set. aged 6S years. 6 months and IL days.
ZIMMERMAN.-Jun Is, 1873, Lillian
j. Zimmerman, aged ? years, : months
and 10 days.
BOUCHER. = June %. 1878, Mary
Boucher, aged 90 years and 90 days.
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Our Regular Correspondent.
OIx LETTER.
PARIS. June 90. 1878.

The best place to study any spe-
cies, naturalists tell US, is in its habi-
tat, and for those who want to know
what a happy satisfied triunity Of the
ass, ape and peacock, a Frenchman
is, the place to see him is Paris. The
Frenchman out Of Paris is 8 crest
fallen creature, as little like the spe-
cies at home, as the cowed beast of
the menagerie is like the king of the
forest, roaring and ge~stieulaiing with
his tail. Although we have read
much about the French, we know
them less than some ether European
peoples They are seen only on par
ade, one seldom catches a glimpse of
their inner life. They are less dis
posed ID emigrate than the Germans,
English, Seandinayians, or, even
than the Italians, and | hope, 50 far
as we are concerned, they may long
remain satisfied with their present
home. | have frequently deplored
the conceit and braegAdocio Of our
people, their fourth of July Wanting
CT our institutions and natural re-
sources it has always seemed a spe-
cies OF egoiism in which Americans
should not indulge, and | had sup
posed it was q vice peculiar to our
selves; bat | have learned since l
have been in Europe, that an Eng
lishman can outbrag an American,
and that q Frenchman can out-brag
an Eogiishman. You csn not go
into a barber shop without having
the barber tell you that Paris is a
grad vile, and this is about oil the
English he knows. Paris is, no doubt,
a grand VILE" the treasure, and
sweat, and blood, and genius of the
world and Of the ages, have been
persuaded, stimulated, compelled to
contribute to the adornment OF this
"bloated H~arascance." For those
who can look at lis splendid palaces,
and forget that they represent the
cheated ruined lines OF milEo-s CT
peasants, or Al the antique collections
of the Louvre, and ignore the fact
that they we're mostly stolen by royal
or imperial brigauds; or at lis splen-
did bculevsrds, end not see IN them
the vanity of the second empire, the
extravaganza energy that, otherwise
directed, might have resisted Prus-
sian conquest.
Paris Is no doubt a grand vile.
The grand vile may be tolerable for
g little while, it is good for purposes
of dissipation and for broadening ont's
horizon ; but it is Difficult. to have
much respect for those Americans
who have oxpatriated themselves,
aad are coa,eui 10 live here. So far
as my observation gees they are a
rattle. weak sybaritish lot Of Ameri-
cans anyhow. We can do jus. as
well without them.
The men and women who can live
on g roll and cup of coffee for break.
fast, AID find their highest beatitude
10 sitting out 10 fron, Of a cafe drink,
ing coffee and cognac, and admiring
the styles Of the promenading demi
monde, from twilight till bedtime
will perhaps do their country least
harm by representing it abroad. Lei
US be grateful that our exports arc
greater than cur imports
Paris is the resort Of many per
sons and p~ersonages, no matter how
distinguished. A hall dozen ex kings
~ex-queens, royal claimants, and aspi
rants, might have been seen a. th'
Bots de Bologne horse ace on Sun
day, when the grand prize Of l00.oo
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FARnEns Look TO Youn IsrEnEsrs.-

FARMERS Look TO YOUR INTERESTS
II you need a carriage, buggy, spring
wagon, or farm. wagon. before throwing
your money away on shoddy work, go te
Curtis Kcoser's shops and examine the ma.
terial he uses. His stock of goods and
finished work are c~heerfnlly offered 10 tho
inspection of every one, and examination
win satisfy you OF their superiority.
Besides the stock Of buggies and spring
wagons on hand. the demand for the celc
braied LEWIS CHAMPION FASSTNo MILL
has induced Mr.. Kooser TO build q large
number, which he offers for sale at ih'
shops. at prices 70 suit the times.
Send In rcur orders soon.
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pc EIPTs

And expenditures o. Milford school BisL-ict.
Somerset county, Pa. TOR tie year Guiding June 8.
ISIS.
RECEIPTS.
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jury LTsT.-Thc following Is a list OF
Jurors drawn TO serve at August term OF
Court. 1878
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I EGAL NOTICE.

10 Rose Ann ka0tts, willow } Jaae, lntermIr
ricd with John Dillon. r.. ". Rh1fds. q. r..
Rhoads. Samuel ). Rhosds. A. Lnc1in kboads,
Daniel ". khcads. Theodore r. khGads, Royal
Rhoads, Mary. intermarriei with joseph Cole
man. Harriet. intermarried CoFnelius Nodcr, Fl
len. -intcrnlrried vita samuel q. Nell. Strt1
~ln.rrmsrrief with D~tnieiStyior. Enlat RalIf
and Catherine Rhoads. all residing In Somerset
County, Pa. except Harriet Noier, Emma and
A. Lincoln Rh04as wh1 reside IN. Iowa City
lows.
You arc hereby n8tiied that IN pursuance Of a
Of Somerset county Pa. 1 VIII hold an inquest On
the real estate Of Daniel hhoads, deed In som
crset Twp, az his late esiatnco on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of July ISIS. where you can attend II you
think proper.
SherfTs oaice. GEO. W. PILE.
June 9. ISIS Sheriff.
June I.