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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
THE BERGER TROUPE.
A Splendid Performance Promised
Tonight.

Tonight.
The Berger Troupe arrived last night in
excellent trim. 1t is one Of the best com
binations, according to the press, now on
the boards. The lady members. number
ing a half dozen, are said to be charming.
Manager Bartlett has the Courthouse in
splendid shape for the season. We predict
that a crowded Eouse will greet the first
appearance OF the Bergers this evening. OF
their entertainment in Reno the Gazette
has the following
A crowded house greeted the Bergers
last night. The hall was packed to its full
est capacity. The performance was good
in every respect, and met with the l~iveliest
appreciation, as frequent bursts of APP
plause testified. The singing Of Miss
Louise Kemlp was especially admired. and
she was loudly encored. But Sol SmiGh
Russell captured the audience entirely,
and kept the house in a roar of laughter as
long as he remained on the stage. The
Bergers do all they advertise to do, aad do
il we'll.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
An Important Point.

The fourteen hundred foot level Of the
Eureka Consolidated mine, is q very i'm
portant point at this time to the people Of
Eureka. The prosecuting now being car-
ried forward on this level. carries with it
much of interest to all persons in this Sec
ton. 1t il known that the formation has
greatly widened, and thai all OF the cir
cumstances are especially favorable. We
believe that an immense body will be cut
on the fourteen hundred of the old favor
lite. and that ere many weeks the shares Of
the Company will be AZ eagerly sought by
investors as ever before.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

At a meeting Of Alpha Lodge. No. l.,
A. O. U. W., held Tuesday evening, Il
following officers were chosen for the en-
sning term Master Workman, +. N.
Robinson; General Foreman. G. L. Broy;
Overseer, G. l.. Canirld; Recorder, |. &C.
Whitmore; Financier F. f. Fisk; Receiver.
VIM. Pardy, I. W., 8. s. Sloss; o. W.,
VIM. Joannes; Trustee, HI. T. Hoadley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

The necessary scenery for the Berger
Troupe has been finished by Mr.. Schofeld.
Notwithstanding the short time he has
had. = parlor, prison. street, and wood
scene have been painted in a highly credit
able manner. Mr.. Bartlett was yesterday
engaged in arranging the seats, and placed
200 chairs in the orchestra. The place will
seat 400 persons comfortably.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
Rumored CAPTURE Of Ennis.

Passengers who arrived from the West
by last nights train give currency to a
rumor that Ennis, the escaped highway
man, has been captured north Of the rail-
road. We have 40 particulars. Sheriff
Kyle and a Reno officer were known to be
in pursuit of the fugitive to the northward,
which gives the color of truth to the
rumor,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
Faithful Mirror.

SAYS the New York "Bullion :" The
Eureka SENTINEL has entered upon its
seventeenth volume. Its history is that of
Eureka, which it mirrors faithfully. We
most cordially commend the SENTINEL to
every one interested in Eureka, or Nevada
for that matter, for it is a represents tive
journal of the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
Coming Ip.

Mrs. Doctor McAllister and Miss Grace
Donnelly. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Donnelly. of the Eureka Consolidated
leave San Francisco this morning for Eu-
reka, to spend a short period with their
parents and friends here. Miss Grace is
from school and proposes passing her vaca-
ton in Eureka. They will be warmly well
coined by their hosts of friends in this Sec
ton
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

"e H'chmond hosting works we're yes
'as connected with the new we'll. junt
constructed by the Company. in the gulch
stsaas seast Of the works. There is about
sno,ma ieet OF water in the we'll. A donkey
from ae Mili supply the works with water
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
Arfesian Well.

Mr.. Parker is sinking an artesian well at
the Hay Ranch for the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad Company. He has struck water,
but at latest accounts had not a flowing
supply. He has no doubt, however, that
the water will rise above the surface when
he gets a little deeper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
wastca.

M. v. b. Robinson. Eddyville. Kentucky,
desires to know the whereabouts Of his
father. VIM. Robinson. who left Pike
county. Missouri, in 1849 for this coast.
When last heard from Mr.. Robinson was
in Carson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

The Richmond, we understand, has en-
countered another large cave. 1t has not
been explored as yet. Caves in Rnby Hill
are usually esteemed as favorable to the
existence OF largo ore bodies,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

MRS. ASHIM will open her Ice Cream
to-day. and will serve. both day and
evening. the incest favored creams, cakes, tea
and coffee. l have five of the contest psrlors In
Eureka. MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM.
Proprietress.
Eureka, June 9, 1872. jes-tf
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.

=. oren on week days from .
The ONCE 10 t:3o p. NJ, and from 6 to
! s ssS9s,ry " md Money Order business CLOSES -
lP.N. nails close at $50 n.
ON SUNDAYS
.,. open from 10 M. to r.n.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26

Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
/ bar OF bullion, valued at $442 80.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-26
1rsrEsDAr'. STOCK SALES
-r-.mciscO stock Exchange.

MORNING BOARD.
ye,icsn-26,s 26N 26A
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Is Alpha-25h -,
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On Confdence-14
sso sierra Nevada ii AN 40
as Utah-2
7a5 Bullion-7l
sso Exchequer-iA
a. Oyerman-1Oh
ok Iu~stice BLOC $500 3t 80
36o Alta ,oo.
,9a0 Lady Bryan-la Isoc
so0 Jnlia-4a 420c floc
IM C~aledonia-2h 26oc
1OO silver HilI-1s0c N
Io0 New York-6;c zoe TOO
1o5 Occidentsl-o5c
a00 sheridan-S0c 100
zoo Succor-l0c DC 80 uA
Sgo ITnion-47 46k 46 45h 45* 10 4a*
IN LADY Wsshington-1k l4ociA
100 Kossuth-l5c
1855 Andes-95c
400 Con. Washoe-45c QUO ooc
$40 Ward-lk l55c
440 Scorpiou-26oc "a
800 Leviathan-foc
195 N. Con. V~irginia-os
$50 Trojan-23 zoe
500 Imperial-isOc ..
5l5 B%enton-5 49oc "A ~
800 Flowery-7oc 49,
e95 N. Bonanza-l70c IN l3oc
200 Partially
$50 Mackey-26oc
50 Solid Silver-40c
$50 s. Utah-25c
$50 S. Potosi-Ioc
SO S~corpion-2h
EVENING BOARD.
255 RAYMOND 4 Ely-4s
100 Eureka CONT
1875 Jaekson-5s
100 Leopard-tvoo
aosO Gils-1l0c l20c | 90c l15c lose
ITO Hussey &c
ITO Manha'tan-2s
100 Grand Prize-4 40Jc
1905 Argenta-ll0c ll3c
200 Defrees-5c
200 Nayajo-l0c
$50 Independence-265c 260c
1870 Star-25c 35c
1890 Belle lsle-l70c 1850 IL 160c
so Hamburg-70c 75c
100 Highbridge-30c
100 Paradise-ls1c
$50 Fourth Of Jnly-soc $50
100 Mt. Diablo--3
40 Bodie-2l 20k 20s
6sj Bcchtel-i4 l7Uc 1850
100 McClinton-is l4sl0 1000 1850
rs Tusearora-20c
1910 Tioga-5A So
100 Red Cloua--s0o
sos summit--255c 260c 265c 2icc
1856 syndicate--6a ca
1876 A~nrors-G0c Zoe CSC
1000 GoodsLaw -Gjc 6Oc
IFS May Belle-75c
100 Oriental -45c
lis Belvidere-lsnc
900 Championship
100 Blackhawk-2i0c
400 South Bodie-45c 40c
1855 Booker--l4jc 1866 130c 13ocsl0
1850 $. Standard--25c
1880 Richer-75c SOC
1900 Queen Bee--70c 75c
els Mono-i0 i01
800 Croesus-i0c
525 Con. PAcific-7k
500 University Toe Csc
800 Dudley-2a 230c 22oc
500 Double Standard-la
COS Deiance-l<
1855 Jupiter--lk
$50 3. Bulwer- IN 1900
500 Chieftain-l0c
2is5 Addenda-l05c Csc hoo
2lo Noonday-3h 5000
200 N. Noonday-2l0csio 2l0c
% Vortex--1
1850 0riental-55c soc
200 Noonday-390c
30 Mammoth-i3k
400 West Pacific-50c
100 Glendale-50c
230 Mono-I0
ESQ Tiptop-li5c
80 Silver King 7
40 Bodie-2l
1913 Bulwer- -94 Q 10
$50 Syndicate-6
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CHALLENGES

r HEREBY CHALLENGE A C MAILMAN.
of virginia City. to fight me a glove tight,
according 10 the new rules of the London Prize
Ring. for from $1,000 to 81, 500 a side, at any
time from signing articles that will suit him.
self. Should Hallinan decline TO accept, the
challenge is open to Harry Maynard. Imean
business. Respectfully, w. J. lynn.
Eureka. June Fl, 1871. je22-St*
Virginia "Chronicle" please publish three
times. and send bill to this ofice.l
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For Sale Cheap !

TvHE PROPERTY KNOWN AS 1.-THE VIII
LOWS" four miles from Eureka, will be
sold on favorable terms, If applied for soon.
The property is desirable for stock raising and
for agriculture. There is a good field of alfalfa.
also a Race track. For particulars, apply to
p. EvERTS,
E. L P. Il r. Depot.
Eureka. June Is, 1879. jel4-1m
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Eureka, June 8, 1872,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
Horace GreeIey's shoe Leather.

Mr.. Greeley rolled into the shoe.
makers store with that heavy, bill
lowy sort of a gait be had. "Sit
down, Mr. Greeley" said the shoe
maker. Greeley looked up with that
broad, wondering, half childlike look,
and said. why, do you know me p
Everybody knows you, Mr.. Gree.
ley" was the reply. a comfortable
fitting shoe was tried on. mo, that's
altogether too small" Then 9 shoe
that was really Toe large, but that,
too, was not large enough then q
cloth shoe, SO large that Mr.. Greeley
could put his hand in and arrange
his stocking over his foot so as to lit
him. He was amazed at the contrast
with Broadway price s. pot seeing
that there was also q contrast 9th
Broadway quality, bought several
pairs-all the man had, in fact-and
vert away greatly delighted, saying
that BE Tad q lot of shoes be
would send around to be mend.
ed. Sure enough. s boy came 10
q few moments with q small basket
ful. The shoemaker pledges me bis,
professional honor thai there was not
two ahoes alike in the whole basket.
He hurried ssopnd to MI. Greeley's
aud suggested that, as none of
the shoes mated, it was OF no nse to
mend them "Well," said Mr.. Gree
lev. with that confidential half-whis.I
per OF his, "the fact is. | put 'em on
ust as they came along" Aud it is
lot difficult to believe that be did.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

-
Now is the time that housekeepers
should improve in beautifying their
homes. My little article Is not writ
ten for those who live in homes of
luxury. But oil over the hills and
valleys of this land are humble homes
whose inmates have just a. great q
love for the beautifu,, a.d it is to
these my hints are written. g cGkl
Mothers whose days are spent in
household cares. or patiently follow
ing after the little feet that run into
80 much mischief, be not discour-
aged.
When the little ones beg for some;
thing to do, give them work. A little
cardboard, with q needle and bright
yarn, or even a piece of hard soap.
with q hammer and carpet tacks. is
. great relief. Their little minds
must be busted 10 some way.
Christ tells as to be faithful in lit
tie things; and for everything that
we do to make our homes p~lesssnter
or its inmates happier, we shall re-
ceive a reward in the bright faces
around us.
If you have engravings that want
frames, make them of stiff pa~steboard
or pine. Wet the front side with
glue, then place q black cord in the
middle, 10 the form of . vine, and
with melon or citron seeds put on in
the form of grape leaves. and peas in
the shape of lunches OF grapes, the
remainder of the frame covered with
grass seed, and then stained black or
brown. you will have Q good imita-
ton of leather work. Or simply put.
ting a glass over the picture. then
paste black cambria v e the edge,
with a little gilt paper to relieve it. is
quite pretty. Everyone is familiar
with the frames OF cigar lighterssas =
For brackets, card-receivers and
fruit dishes, gather up all the old
hoop-skirts, strip off the covering,
then bend them in any shape you
please. Tie them fast with strong
thread. Tie on all the raisin zstems
you can find. Then melt q quantity
of beeswax. Pot 10 q little resin 10
harden it, and some vermillion to
color it red. Then hold your work
over the dish, and drip the prepara-
tions over it, and you will have hand
some coral work.
If you wish bouquets for your va
SEES, gather the different kinds Of grss-
ses when in blossom. Dry in q dark
room, and with grains snd the wild
everlastings, you will be surprised at
their beauty.
Every one admires beds drsped in
white, aud for those who have not
time for the homemade counterpanes
of muslin with cotton yarn drawn 10
patterns, very good mes are made OF
bleached drilling.
And with all the rest, do not forget
yourself. With your hair smooth,
dress neat, a knot of bright ribbon or
cluster of flowers at your throat, a
bright smile on your face, what can
better make your husband forgett the
cares and trials of the day when the
thoughts of a happy home, with such
a presiding angel owe all.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
only Printer. Dream.

A printer sat in his easy chair, bis
boots we're patched and his coat
threadbare, and bis face looked wes.
~ and worn with care. While sad.
ly thinking of business debt, old Nor.
pheus slowly round him crept, and
before be knew it be sounGly slept,
and sleeping be dreamed be was
dead, from trouble aud toll his spirit
had fed, and that not even q COW
bell tolled forth the peaceful rest OF
the COW hide sole. AS he wandered
among the shades, that smoke and
scorch in lower Hades, be shortly
observed an iron door that creakingly
hung on hinges sjar, but this entrance
was closed with q red-hot bar, and
Satan himself stood peeping out,
waiting for travellers tberesbout
and thus to the passenger printer
spoke;
Come in dear it shall cost you
nothing. and never fear. This is the
place where / cook the ones who
never pay their subscription sums
for though in life they mar escape
they will find when they're dead i,
is too late /; ! will show you the place
where / melt them thin, with red-ho,
chains and scraps of tin, and also
where l comb their head with broker
glass and melted lead, and if of re
freshments they only think, there's
boiling water for them to drink
there's the red hot grindssone 10 grind
his nose, and the rcd hot rings Il
wear on his toes, and if they men.
ton they don't like FIRE I'll sew or
their mouth with red hot wire ; and
then, dear sir, you should see them
squirm, when | roll them over to COO
and turn
With these last words the printer
awoke, and thought it ell . practical
joke 7; but still at times 80 real did i,
seem, that be annot believe it wal
oil a dream, and often be thinks with
q chuekle aud grin, of the fate Of
those who save their Tin end never
pay the printer. i1iN 4l3O 4
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Watching Flas Iress.

- NtN
Mrs. Rickner lives on Macomt
street and she doesn't exactly agree
with the family next door. IL i.
their fault of course, for didn't they
commence the trouble BY throwing
at her cat, and rejoicing when her
grape srbor fell in2 For the last
two years the two families have been
constantly extending such little
courtesies al killing each others hens
and throwing old bottles over the
fence, and the climax came the other
night. Mrs. Rickner purchased q
can Of oysters for breakfast, For
fear Of explosion she psfad tbel can
in q snow drift ia the back yard.
When daylight came the can was
missing. Who could have taken it
but the family next door? Mrs. Rick
ner at once made . formal CALL kick
ing the door instead Of ringing the
bell, and she was lighting q family of
seven when the officer arrived - s..
They took 'em and III swear to
it." she exclaimed as she stood be-
fore the cogrt.
HNevertbelsssg b alowiy replied,
"you disturbed tie peace.' e.
"Whst is disturbing the psace
compared to q q Of oysters, sir |!
smelt 'em as / opened the door, and
the woman's breath smelt of oysters
ss l pulled Der bsif!,
You should have appealed to the
law"
+What do l wsntlof the law, cir 70
Dye suppose I'm going itolaw shs1
! know I'm a match for the whole
family 4
Are yos 3 AA,es ipy five dollar
foe. Mrs. Rickner "a leeH
Il am that? Ill pay 70 essh
down, sir, but | won't forget the,
oysters 7"
She paid, but as she vent out she
+ efl, issye NV fst.iroas oil sdoors i
to night, aud iii's;s 70 yi,h a club
10 one hand and Q pitch fork 10
t'other ~
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..oNE IN THOUSAND"

.sshe's one in a Thousand
said old farmer Grey.
As he wadcd knee deep
In the sweet scented hay.
lyon won't find her like, marin,
From here TO the town
That woman out there
In the calico gown.
ssYou thought twas a serran,
A yoking the steers:
Aud the old farmer laughed
TIN he started the tears.
san you was half right marin,
Fer, twixt you and me,
She has worked like a slave
since the year iorty-threc.
III you could have seen her
rhat morning in May,
When / stopped at her fathers
And took her away
Alikcly young bride, marin,
So blooming and fair.
And 'chipper ne that Hide lamb
FrsSing there,
You wouldn't thought 1t,
Nov would you, friend, say
As Won look nj her wrinkled
And BROW face today
Her hard hony. hands, marm,
Her hack Ike a bow
An. she's one in a thousand
IT, laba. that's go
nwhen FIRST We werelmarried,
All fol- my sake :"
And here the old farmer
Leaned hard on his rake,
sShe gave up her music
And gave up her bOOGs-
NJ nonsense about her,
You know By her looks !"
and If you should lose here
Iyentured tosay.
The old farmer sighed
And locked down at his hay.
'rwouid nigh break my heart,
He replied with atear,
"And then helps uncommonly
High about here -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Alter psiog a half package Of Kid
ney-Wott, a gsntera 40 wbo has bee
miserable with Kidney or liver IN
sease. said: Il Am revised and i'm
proved. 1t has cured me Of consti-
patton. and piles trouble me no more"
For sale oy ell Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

Delivered to any address free from OBJ
servation.
h Patients" may consult by letter. ~receiv-
ing the saMe attention as by calling, by
answering the following a~uestiops
l. Give your name and rost-ofIce al.
dress. county and State. and your nearelt
express oficeY ~
2. Your age and sexs
8. Occupation?
4. Married or sineleY
8. Hight. weight, now and in health?
@. How long have you been sick
. z. Your complexion, color of hair and
eyes
8. Have you a STOPPING or erect gait?
8. Relate without reservation all YOU
know about your case. Enclose one dol
lar as consultation free. Your letter will
then receive our attention. and we will
2;ye yeu the nature of your disease and
our sasila opinion concerning a cure.
z Competent Fkysitials g,tesd to CORES.
p~ondents. AL letters shonidE &c addressed
TO Dispensatory. lsl1 Filbert Street, Phila'
delphis, Pa.
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m ma WEEK in your own town, and no cap
VII u ital riEked. You can give the business a
.AUstrial without expense. The best oppOr.
WDt tunity ever offered for those willing "a
~ work. You should try nothing else until
you see tor yourself what you can do at the bust
ness we offer. No room 10 explain here. You can
devote all your time or only your spare time TO the
business. and make great pay for every hour that
you work. Women make as much as men. Send
for special private terms AMI particulars, which we
mail Tree. - OUTFIT free Don't complain Of hard
times while you have such "A chance.
Address II. HALLETT, Portland, Maine.
June IL.
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search warrant

allows an officer 70 go through your house from
cellar TO garnet, and Iindsev's aIood
Searcher is warranted 10 20 through YOUR sys
TEN irom Top to toe and drive out all blood diseases.
Its cures are wonderful and certified TO BY doctors.
and people. Scrofula. Mercurial DIS
eases, ErysipcIas, letter. Ulcer, in the Iungs ar
on the Skin, Boils. Pimples, &c we warrant Il 10
enre, u 10 q purely Vegetable Compound and
roIertM tonic. for sais By ali DFuggdlts See
" our naleIs % the bottom 81 the Wrapper.
Y Z. SELLERS co, PgOp,rs, Pittsburgh, Pm.
C-k. BOYD, Agent. Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

evening before she left me: That
you could not go SO far away but
that she could find you some day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25
The rrnta Is Mixhu

and viil pFeTaIL Thogsands Who have used and
oeen cured age siytng vitoessss to the truth u oar
statement, that SEIIERtS plI g
" ~ CCEE tre wofst eases Of Liver COmpIalnT.
Bhio9snes-, Headache arising tferefrom, Cossfve-
Hess. Constipation. Dizziness and all disorders 81
,aning itema diseased LIVER. For sale by all
Druggists. Price - cents.
II. L. SELLERS l. to-. Prop1s. Pittsburgh. p.
C. N BOYD, Agent Somerset, Pa.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

SOMERSET COUNTY. =
At an adjourned OTphanl' Court held
eft In and for so.ae.sst Coanty. % TIE - "a
Of May, A. ID. S1s79, before the HnroanN %
Iu1gest thereof.
In the matter Of the estate % Nah A,a'f
deceased.
ON motion Of Jas. l.. Pugh Est me teun N
pointed n. :. Endsley "a. aEiitlr % ti-i-
The fund ia The hands Of the ldminEtrait =.
trustee 10 anil among thase legally euulea
o..
Attest
Wv b FnrAsL CftA
Notice j. hereby given that I vi aucnL
duties Of The above a-prsinimcCL 90 ms
in the borough q Somerset. On fTtligf t
II 5. ENpSikl,
June
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A SSlGNEE'S SALE
IA OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned Assignee OF Emmanuel Hersh.
hssher will sell at public sale, on

~ -1-cf n
SATURDAY,, June 90, 1879,
at &o,ci0cE. p. n,.- CO the pser.f-es, IL AiIegheuy
townships Somerset county, Pa, . cetfajn.t fact of
land, win the apgur.enances, situate ia the said
township Of Allegheny. adloiuing lands 0f Eliza
Gardner. Henry sarVer's heirs, Jacob Wambaugh,
Simon krissinger. and others. containing 50 acres,
nearly all cleared, and In a good state OF ~cultiya-
tion- The Improvements are n log dwelling house
and log barn thereon erected there are also fruit
trees and good running water on the premises,
convenient to the house-which lays directly on
the route Of the contemplated railroad through
Deeterts Gap.
5ERMS-one third of purchase money to be
paid on confirmation Of Gale, onc-thirI in six
months, and onethird in enc year from confirma-
ton OF sale, with interest On deferred payments /;
ten per cent. Of purchase money to be paid On the
day OF sale, which rs to be deducted from the hand
money.
GEORGEG. WALKER.
June IL Assignee.
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Headache. Pain in the Shoulders. Cough,
Dizziness. Sour Stomach, Eruptions. Bad
Taste in the Mouth. Palpation of the
Heart, Pain in the region OF the Kidneys,
and q thousand other painful symptoms.
are the ofsprings OF Dyspepsia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-06-25

"A"H
A few weeks later the reunited hus.
band and wife stood with clasped
hands beside q little grave.
"If ! could only have my lost dar-
ling" said the former brokenly. my
happiness would be eonplete
"She is not lost" said Ruth, smil-
ing. through Der tears. Many times
since they were spoken have l thought
Of the words that passed her lips the