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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03

COMPLETE and absolute bankruptcy
seems TO have overtaken &c Florence the
beautiful" In single commune three
thousand houses are announced fer sale
for taxes at the instance of the munci-
pal authorities. There is frightful dis
tress, and but for the munifcence OF
Prince Demidof, VINO supports the soup
kitchens, many would perish from actual
starvation. Local jealousies obtain 30
strongly in the Italian legislature that
the government, while conscious that
something will have to be done on its
part toward the rehabilitation of the
whilom proud and prosperous home of
the Medicis, shrink from introducing 8
measure which they have too good reason
to fear would meet with luks-warm
support.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03

PocAHoNTAs Is to have q monument.
Up to the present time there has not
been so much as tablet by the tomb at
Gravesend, where she lies. as certified by
theiollowlng entry in the register: "Is16,
May p, Rebeeca Wrolfe, wyfe of Tho
mas Wrolfe, gent, aiVirginia.lady borne,
was buried in the chaucel." /"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03

THE 'subject of church lotteries has
arrested the attention of the Massachu-
fetts legislature, which has been petit
toned for a law providing that no
church which promotes lotteries shall
hold its property exempt from taxation.
At hearing the other day, the Rev.
William Barrow D. D., who is secretary
of the Home Missionary society, said he
understood raffies to be q sort of kid
glove term for lotteries ;" and churches
which nullified the law slapped, he said,
the legislature in the face and cuffed the
revised statutes. The Rev. J. @. Foster,
Methodist, said that in his churches the
fairs had been held without lotteries,
and the receipts had been about the
same. The subject seems to be attract
ing the attention of Ichurches in other
parts of the country, and the result will
probably be a discontinuance of the
practice in many eases, though it may
not bring about its entire abandonment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03

A TEMPERANCE law has been 30 rigid
ly enforced in the vicinity of Toronto,
that the tavern keepers of Newmarket
have closed their houses and sgreed not
to reopen them till the act is repealed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03

RALPH WALDO EMERsoE's lawn at
Concord is said to be the favorite gather
ing place of the young people and child
rem Of that pleasant town. Every year
he invites them to picnic at his home,
and himself enters into their games with
great enjoyment. he talks to them,
not didactically, but with ample inter
est, of their plays and aims and duties.
SCOTLAND has been considered the
most wary, cautious and hard-headed of
all lands, and yet the scheme of paying
the debts of shareholders in the city OF
Glasgow bank through colossal lottery
is to be tried. Six millions of five dol
lar tickets are to be issued, and half OF
the proceeds is to be paid to the hquida-
tors and the remainder is to be appor-
toned among the shareholders as prizes.
TIE transmission of Chinese treasure
is thus described in the Foochow Her.
aid: Bullion is conveyed to Pekine
in 'sheaths,' which are nothing more
than rounded logs about three feet in
length and ycircumfeTenee. Esch log
contains Tis 5000 or Ell 600 and is split
into two portions, which are then hol-
lowed out for the reception of the silver.
OF COURSE tn ese halves fit most accuT.
ately together and cannot possibly be
tampered with. The chink is pasted
around with fine strong paper, and this
is carefully stamped. The logs are then
bound with iron clamps and are ready
for the roughest usage"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03

/ A Euhlenberg, Pa % James x Pols, Tenn
2 J Trumbuil tOun n r Il HHDIeT, Va
3 E Muhlenberg, Pa = John v hi'e, KY
Jonathan Dayton, N J q J Jcnes, Va
) Jonathan Dayton n J L g w Hopkins, p t.,Vs
- g Dent pro ten, Md t29 ] w Davis, Ind
o ee ,geWick, Aass 80 z @ v tnthfOp, Mas
Nathan Macon, n @ = But, p-o tenn, Z
s Nathan Macon, n Q 81 Howell Cobb Ga
Nathan MscoD n Q q Winthrop, Mass
10 B Varnun, Mass 80 Linn Boy d, Kg
IL J b VarnGm Mass 81 Linn Boyd, KY
10 ,4enTy Clay, Ky g tanks, Mass
13 Fl Clay (1st tes }, Kv % L Orr,
= Z, Cheeves I'D ses. j. Ky SO W Pennington, \
Il Henry Clay, Ky 50 g Grow, Pa
Is Henry Clay, XIV s. > Colfax, Ind
ia Il Clay list 'ses }, Ky l59 8 Colfax, Ind
- J " Tav los I'D ses. - 7 80 Colfsx, Ind
II P Barbour Va Il 7 y PomeToy, n 7
IL = enry Clay. Ky - Jas @ Blaine, HE
IL ] J Tavlor, 42 Jas 6 Blaine, Me
20 A Stevenson, Va 43 Jas 9 SiElpe, Me
d A stevenson Va - 81 Kerr, Ind
q a Stevenson, Va - Sau1 Cox, \
81 A Stevenson. Il ses1Vs - Ss d Randall, Pa
Z Hubbard. p t. 90 Fam Randall, Pa
"a John Bel, Tenn 20 sam Randall, IA
25 james Z Polk, Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-04-03
FACTS AND FANCIEs.
IoHN ou1NAsAN. - goE JoHE.

JoHE on IEAMAE, ny JOE JoHE.
John Ohinaman my Joe John,
When We Wels Efst equsinfs
Your locks were pl 8ited IN q1eUs.
And that was our complaint
How comb them out ana get thSs drEEEs
Ere goes the winter snow,
And 1sDgtheu Sut your uppeZ 6p.
Joan Chinsma1, ny Joe.
John Cbinsmen. my joe John,
Spend money At the bar
CbeE Christian weed, not opium fsed.
Nor send your money Tar.
Get mp and run fer Eldsrnsn
Aud 1t your uish Gov,
So stall you ule the country Eoou,
John Chiaawa1, my 5Os-
Ard when you get 50 old Johns
You eaunot work or plsy,
B4tier saaii u nsiOn T.
To smooth your aovBwsIe way.
Then send not home your bGnees Je5zs
For Chinese EuaRo,
Bat keep them 70 en- ieh eur col
Jshn Chinxnan, my joe
Oh, when you get TO hssVen, Jsha.
You Il not be told 10 20
Because your locks ars PLATED, Johns
You= cheeks are AatteEe4 80.
BIT YOU shall have slis ht clmpznyS
The worIdlings hate ycu 30
That they wid seek the other place.
Tohu Chsuaunau. nv Joe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14
9fnr00cntidlen 2lohS,

"s"hVVS"*IvS" ~kVDf
;ur ltsbsrfobrt teuuBen.
Mit GampfihiTen be6 Ncr6teutftcn Qlreb
purben bis Gnpe 1877 iiber $4,000 TcrIpnen
bef0rbcrt.
Die DamPfer ttrier Gompasnis:
8raunfdpeia, }1OOEons, GapllnbItfdj
gtiirnberg, 300 Sons Sap S0ger,
2eipsi9, $500 ~ @ofmonn,
Ohio, 250J Meper
Berlin, $500 ., n Humfe,
Baltimore, $500 >. E. Sc 9imon.
fabrcu ,eselmdBis ale ii Gage stpi1dsn SSrc=
mcn unb Baltimore uno nsbmcn galIa9iere
Ill billieIten Gaten an.
Der 2anpnnaSplay fieIer Sampf1bifTe in
Baltimore 1T ;u9cit T1prt her Saltmrrr unb
Sbtc Gilentdbn, pel6e palagere Srn une nnG
bem Be ten IN billiecrcu @reiicn be-
TGroert, ais irdeno cine @tIenedbu zen Stem
2plf unb pbiiapelpbia.
gsi gInfltuft rrr DambfibiTe mirb tas 9epct
fir ale Nihtanaeltellten esihlrlien, 70 eae bic
9iuwoubcrer nidlt fer Gjefabr aU, geirbt llnb
m Setriiacrn brlbpinbslt III trerecn, mas in
anrrrn SnfenrldBrn leirrr 10 oft rer SAL 1T.
gSir MAIDEN np6 bricnters auf fplgenhe
fir eeutltbe Seifenee beptabtunaSperthe 0pr-
siiae dufmerfI1p treIde bic 9teiIe nit uuIcrn
S6ifsn tietet. Die gaIa9iere inp uuter
GcutI6sn. FSuneu pd auC nit Seesrmann
SerltGneiacn pbne Trlmctiher su asbreu6en
Ilmfsen aus einem S6iiT in has ono re. ME
bel iubirecten 9dilen finbet ntdt ifatt; bic
paiIagisre srben IN Bremen ip9lei6 an Srrb
bes Oceaubau,pferS unb perIafeu bsnisIben erlf
in Saltimpre.-
E- Nesrn nGberer gluSfunft penbs man
lib an bic @snerals sAssnten.
81 Gcbnbmdcber s. 60,
SO S SHO SAP Ctr, Baltimore, @
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

- Selbit SempereniIer F6nuen etluas
SsrniInrtiges lageH, wenn iie nil@tsrn
fnS. Sdreibt oa Gin ySedlielblutt:
yIir lauIdten geitsrn einem geIprdb,
nobel Elm Sempercn;!cr eincm ySduter"
foI9enb"n &utb 9ob: Ser S@napp8.
wirtb subIt fir cine gauoue @biStp 81
uno perfauft iie, bos @ias ,u 10 Gents,
fir Sc so, profititt Glio 81 so. g8e6s
baIb cieien @eninu Dem Mirth sufom.
men laTen 2eibe bcirer Sran 50 STm
2Infauf elmer 8aaone unb 10 oft on Elm
@lnS trinfen njlIit, gibit III ibr 10
Gents. sic erbdlt oanu 8elO 9euug,
Dir Die So 3urilfiugebsn uno cine neue
@aGone su fnufen. go feBt ibr Den
@anbeI fort. gla6 Ginger 3eit, no bu
uoQItdnbia perfommen uno orbeitsun-
fd6ig gemolben, bat beiue Srau etu
fleines &apitaI, baS biureidt, bid bis
,u oeinem nahen SObe ;u erbalten unb
oein SegrabniB III bcSabIen." - Sas
Bette babel 1T, boB ser Sempereu;Ier I'M
@runOe genommen poaitdnois Gedt
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14
0ie stanbnrb Sedb=Mafcbime.

Son a. en- Sbeilen res Sanee5 frmmen biz
8erdbte iiber bic orcsen GerfGufs unc be
itetig ;unrbmsnbe Na6frage fur bic nit Rstbt
10 brliebte sfrerldiIige e Stanpare" 9fdbmnI6ine
neren Yrsis bic 6atrifanten auf $1,000 berab-
neleb baben une babel ale lc9 9lttdhments
beiaeten, nrburb jie ibre Ytalcbine 10 popular
unter benz 9clfe aemacbt baben, ME hie5 upd,
feiner anneren @eleaIdaft geungrn 1T. 4scr=
teu aeten iiteraQ tie tbeltren Y2aIrbineu dlf
unb iiternetmen bic NsenMr fir bic Stanbaro,
ba iie piien eab nit Der teren RaItine su
eem nieerieitsn preiIe Fe alien aneersn ben
6an9 ablaufen frnren. Sn 6trler NPaI6ine
limb ale Sprtbeile Sereinigt. Gle iibertriTt alc
onteren in @If9ans unb Oauerbnftisfeit Der
9lrbeit, lit leihter 3u banoblben, iifer in Be-
peeung auf erprpbten Seeern suiammenaelfellt,
ale Der 8sibuns ausgeiesten Sbsile Tnb aus
Stabl gemadt uub fam eieiG Mal6tne ais bas
Mu1tsr elmer braudbaren 3Gbmalbint bGssih-
net perten, tp,Ide linaer ausbalten trire aIe
iraenb cine anbere Naitine unS eies ;u einrm
9reile nett unter Rem iraenh elmer aueerer.
OieIeIbe pirb auf flint Sabre earantirt uub
pGbrenb eieier 3sit frftenffsi rerarirt. 98trp
mad iraene etrtent Sbeile he's Saunes Sur I'm.
ter1utnng geIantt ebe man btefelbe ;u be;ablen
brau5t. gSir elauben, bab in furser 3eit IN
bie1er ga6bar1dbdft cine 10 grpBe gfa6frage filr
eieIeI6e erfeben pirb, ipie in anbern Srten.
Samilien pelGte eie bette Rahmdl6ine su be-
iisen piiufhen cher Sclde bic cine GgentIr
babsn mS9ten IpIlteu bireft en- bic 6atritanten
f6rei6en.
Sirbe Nnseise an elmer anteren SteIle biefss
8lattes. 9lereIire Stanperp DfaIbine 60.
tdGSrc atpay unb Clinton TIaes Nep gcrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

nB~ Sliforb's 6ebrifuae. S6ucu
unb iider lpirfenp, beileuo uuo trdfti
aenN, 9faturmitteI fir Sieber mo
@edIeIfeber. - Scin San oes gtidt
wirfsnS betdnnt. - OieieS anacmein
bcIiebte Mittcl unttrideitet f9 bon
alien anberen Siebcrmeoicincn 6urd)
U6IIiae Geinbeit bon irgen0 pt!dru,
uergiItenbe Nadmirfungcn nuf Ons
SDitem auSubenbcn 0tifametbeiIen; ff
acbt iiber in Die circulation unb ger
tort bas ein9eatbmete Silt, ouburdl nie
Rianfbeit nusrottsno, oGnc irne trauri
gen Solgen gu baben, ais S6mere unr
Sdmer; I'M Sopf, Sbreuiauicn unc
Sdwsrb0ri9feit. gRIn perIu6e cs
einmaI, uno man toiro uidjt mebr obnc
GicIes MitteI eGiftireu f6nncn.
8. s. 81 / q arb ION.
@igent5lmer, ct. 9ou;s.
3u baben BEL alien 2Ipotbetern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14
Sn unfsrsm geadtorlanb eannho

Sn unferem 9a9borlunb Ganabc
paifiren offers Ginae, meIde sroBere;
Sntereile fir Ole Ser. Stanten boben
als Die politiiden uno fosia. EN- g8irren
in @urrpI. 8ul9fhnittIi6 miro cen
cananiiden GreianifTen nidt bie 9luf,
merffamfsit 9cfdentt, pelde ibnen &c.
bGbrt. Sebt lit baS 8arIament Der
candOifdlen Gominion gu Stfowa Der.
iammrIt. Sci Der @r0Tuung erIdie,
men rfr @i5ef0uia. Marqnis De 9ornr,
unb feine @emabIin, Die Yrilseiiin
souiie, in t0niatihem 8omp. ober ser
erhere e,hjelt nur 10 SaIutiGGIIe, ole
lebtere 21. 9Iub S6roaiefel i'm @r-
oifnun9ssSaaI ourften beim t0nisli6en
Spiel nidt febIen,
Sod 6as fnb 9febenoinge. Sic
5auptfads fiuO 6ie Bunfte. peEde in
Dem 8ro9ramnt auf9efeat finb, tueIde
Der SiSef6nis aIS feline uGebe bonn
Sbrcn" berlas. GS lit 6as 8roaramm
ces Miniiferiums Mnc SonaIo. Sarin
miro elm 9auptgewidt auf Die Motb.
zines neuen 3oltarifs fur
bic dominion 0eIe9t, unb siuar foG
oerielbe elm genldbigter, i6uB,oIIneris
Ider iein. Das lit iebenfaas fir Die
Ser. Staaten uon groBem Snterefe.
@benio uidtie iit sic 9IntInbigune,
oaB Der Sau her cdrabiiden @acific
Balm NIT oucr GHerqie berfOI9t iperoen
'oq. g8ie fir Die Ser. Staaten, lit
AUDI fir @uglano Gin folder gau cine
q fotbmenbigfeit, um ieipe atIantifden
lno feline Yacific- 8ebiete in 9Imerifa
uidmmen ;u balten. SieFe Nnfiinoig. |
ing lit cine Mnbnung fir Die Ser.
Staaten sur &ouenoung ibrer 9forb.
PcciFc Sabn. 98enn G.onaba cine
oIde NuIa9e Oiel meitsr nor6li9 uno
'ur6 nod tusniecr bciiebeIte @eaenben
ir n0tbia unb mogl,d balt, 10 it ee-
uiB Die gforb>Yociics sSubn nod pieI
ilno ibre @ollenbuu9
olIte iuOmoaIi9 Der SIusfibrun9 bes
Ylane5 elmer Yncific .8abn
nnb bieielbe unn6tbia
no p0lli9 unproitobeI MAIDEN, ebe ie
slbit rarurd III Ofenbaren gta9tBeil
ebradt nir6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

@prriairt Yon
"A. J. PRUDOT, Grocer.
Die angegebenen preile wereen orn 5anelsrn,
Lmfiisns i'm 3aui6l beSabIt.
3uttcr per pfunb S-123
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

s@ Sbr babt fein &e6t gu feuben,
ipufen oOer fdnaufen unb Ssbermann
nit Gurem Gatarrb uno benz wibers
tiden @sru& bs6elben un;uetIen, ba
bod Or. cages "Catarrh Remedy"
(Sdnupfen:SeilmitteD fdleunisit olsn
@erub beieitise, benz Nuspuri @tubalt
tbun uno gud turireu pir6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

Bg- 9trr 9eora 9ti6arbs in Sroots
uiIIe, Ya., tbeil. uns nit SD mar
leBteu gSenter BON einem idlperen 9u.
item 9epIaat. Sa 9ebrautbte i6 0r.
u u9uit &ont9'S SAINT BUR-
ger 8ruittbee mo flbie mid
mad Dem 9ebraude gang geIumS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14
gsDebentlieber MsarF.seriebt

0etreiS emarft.
Sebsn 0fittluod corrieirt DON oer
"Hermann Star Mills"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

8"nit, Gemerbe, Snrultrie, 9taturmii
tnften, 91n6ers unc @0Ifcrtunoe,
'9crnuesetcr 81. g4. Coleman, glilpoufec.
QrIdtint am 10. unb 90 iete. aP1unt5
G5 lit ceiIer glufeate bl5 rfihe NPatcrial,
mel6s5 frrtrouernh auf rcm tHetictc ter nil.
lcuitafticb prafnl4en 5pribau1 ~ 5aoc 0e-
ftroert pirp, ren 1cutihGn TN nrltfn Noterlanpc
iur NsnntniB su brinQsn. 1ssalsicben tcIpriht
- cic neuer Grfnrunaeu tniufcrn oiceitrn Won
,hicrCic fir @jeperbreibenbe, YrUfeIirniitsn,
cen 0oucperfcr nuo Mrbsiter iinc.
Scbr biniac 2tbcuncmcn. 6prciFe {:
) ie eirseIne j3ci!Itrtft foitct $1.25 per S}abr.
Srire ;uI1mmen nur $3.50 per Snbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14
1tchcr Baltimore.

Seber, Der tos nIte Gnterlanb bciuben cher
Gerwanote uno 5rspnee rem europa fcmmen
nTen nil, irlItc bic praGtOollen neuen. eilernen
Shraubens YriteampfidJife res
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14

3iuei o6er nebr Yrobenummern
otiaer 3eit16rifte1 perpen uncnt1etlih Setem
;W9eifidt her rarum i6reitt az ben 6ernusge-
Der
0S. StS. Coleman, Nilpaufes, 9Sis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-03-14
Concentrated
Castor Oil Pills.

SCGAR-CoATED. TAsT1eIFss
PRICE 25 CENTS A Rox
Purify the blood and renovate the system An
easy method of taking Castor Oil -Four pills are
equal 10 an ordinary dose of Oil. Sold by AN
Druggists.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-05-15
A Literary Avalanche.

An enviable fame among people who
love good books is being achieved by the
AMERICAN Book EXCHANGE, IS Beckman
street New York. simultaneously with
the completion of their wonderfully cheap
and successful ACNE edition of CHAMBER =
CYCIoPxAD1A OF ENGLISH LITERATURE,
they announce the publication of six 9th
sr standard and popular books, all choice
editions, at prices heretofore unheard of.
They are "Rollin's Ancient History /,
90 very large double column pages, larg.
type, price in cloth, 1926, In sheep, $2,75;
"Josephus' Complete Works." ,o42 pags.
uniform with Rollin, but still larger type,
price, cloth, $500 sheep $3.50; "Arabian
Nights" large type, cloth 55 cents; "Buny.
ans Pilgrims Progress" very large type,
cloth 50 cents: Robinson Crusoe," large
type, cloth, 55 cents; and "Baron Muoch-
ausen," extra large type, cloth, SO cents
A discount of 10 per cent. from these pri.
ces is allowed to all whose orders are "a,
ceived before June /, and an additional
discount Of 10 per cent. when ordered ir
clubs Of five or more of either book, or te
he amount of ten dollars or more selected
from the list at one time. Circulars DIV
ing full particulars, specimens of type, &c.
will be sent free on request. Sold only tc
buyers direct, and not through dealers n,
agents.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-05-15

The spotted cow with bell on her neck,
is about advertising that her owner intends
she shall get her living from the public
domain and the private property she can
force her way into. 1t is bad enough to be
compelled to watch against the invasion of
the poor half starved brutes, but to endure
night and day the unceasing tinkling of
the accursed COW bell is point beyond
which forbsarance ceases to be a virtue.
When will our council pass an ordinan ce
in accordance with the State Jaw which
will compel our worthy Marshal to take
up all stock found running at large, and
thus save gardens from destruction. Un-
der the State law the owner of stock may Is
we'll steal from individuals as to turn on,
his stock for pasturIng on the public do
main
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-05-15

We hear the remark made time and
sgain that "W. G. Bucknor was the best
Recorder Perry County ever had, 'Ev-
cry thing went right as long IS Bucknor
was Recorder" 1--WE mist put him back
in the Recorders Office" and so on. We
don't believe there ever was Recorder in
the State that give the universal satisfac
tiep that Mr.. Bucknor did while filling that
office, and there 1eems 10 be general feel
ing among all parties to have him placed
in the Recorders Office. A few days ago
an old and influential citizen who had just
had SOME business with the Recorder in an
another CO. remarked: For the past thirty
five years I have had considerable to do
with Recorders, but have never met one
who understood his business as well as W.
G.. Bucknor
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-05-15

Tie "Moses" of The negro exodus Is
Benjamin Singleton, known among his fol.
lowers as Pap" Singleton. He is little
old mana mulatto-over seventy, with
wavy iron gray hair, square jaws, full
quick eyes. and general expression OF
honesty, courage and modesty. He was
born and raised slave a Nashville,
where he worked in early life at cabinet
making, and from whence he was sold more
than a dozen times, always escaping and
returning to his old home. He finally fled
to Canada, but soon found his wav to De-
tIoit, where during the war he kept a
kind of boarding house and refuge for
fugitive slaves.
Fred Douglass .aid in his Stauton, Va,
Lecture the other night: at is mistake
for the negro to move North; one of the
most unfortunate predicaments that can
be imagined is negro in a snow bank; IL
dont look right-ths colors don't blend
harmoniously.
Congrsssmsn Wright of Pennsylvania Il
seventy one years Of age.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-05-15
Kansas and Texas.
THE DIRECT ROUTE.

IL is TO the interest Of persons going 10
Ksnras or Texas TO select one Of the direct
routes by which quick time is made,
through cars run, and comfortable accom-
modatio6s provided. Among these the
Pan Handle Route" stands pre-eminent.
Following IL time Of Daily Express
trans via. Pan Handle Route:
Leaves Newark-5,10 A. M'-2,18 p. NJ.
Arrive ndianapolis-12,55 p NIL. NJ
!" ~. Louis-9,00 p. M.-7,30 A. NJ.
Kansas City-10.12 A. M.-1O,l5 T Nj
Connections are made at Union Depots
at Indianapolis, st. Louis and Kansas City
for all points West and Southwest.
To accommodate families emigrating,
arrangements have been perfected to run q
Through Coach Wednesday OF each week
from Newark TO Kansas City,, via "Pan.
Handle Route" with but one change, in
Union Depot st. Louis. This car is com
fortably upholstered. and will be run on
reRlar Express train, leaving Newark al
$40 A. M. every Wednesday.
IL you are unable to procure through
tickets TO points in Missouri, Arkansas
Texas, Kansas, Colorado or the Northwest
by the direct and popular "Pan-Handle.' :
AT yonr nsarest railrond station, call on
M. Msylone Agent, Pan Handle Depot
Foot Of Friend 81. Newark, Ohio, or ad
drers w. l.. O'BRIEN, General Passenger
Agent "Psn-Handle Route" Columbus
Ohio.
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proprsals will be received at the
Office Of the Township Clerk Of Reading
township, Perry county, Ohio. up to IL
O'Clock NJ. on May 3lst, 1879. to build q
School House in sub-district No. 13, in
said township. Said school house to be
brick. Specifications Of said house can be
seen al the Office Of the Township Clerk
The school house Is TO be finished by the
lOlh day Of September, 1879, and the
whole amount Of money is to be paid on
the day when the said house is finished
and recsived. The Board of Education re-
serves The right to reject any or all bids.
The successful bidder to give bond with
approved security for the completion Of
the work.
Proposals can be made separately for
stone work, carpenter work, plastering, or
for the whole OF the work.
By Order OF the Board Of Education.
A. A. FINCK, Clerk.
CARLISLE CLuM, President
May 1, 4w.
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BLACK HAWK MORGAN AND JUICE
TALLIS

THE celebrated horse was sired BY old
Black Hawk Morgan from Vermont, is 16a
hands high, weighs 1850 pounds. is black,
and Is elk years old this spring. Will be
at McQusids stable during the season.
Terms: For insurance, IS. This horse
can show more good colts than any horse
In tbs county, and the proprietor will de-
posis twenty dollars with any one that the
above Is true, and the owner Of any other
horse to do the same JOHN EAGLE
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Chas- Page has gone to Lancaster to
build beer cooler for the Pearse's. He
built one for Michael Bowman which eI-
cells any thing of the kind we ever saw,
and for a great deal less money than others
cost which will in no way compare with it.
Charley is first class mechanic and will
do jus: what he SAYS Persons at a distan-
ce can get all information regarding prices
&c hv writing to him
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Garden tools at Yost's.
Ouinine and Arsenic

Form the basis Of many of the Ague
remedies in the market, and are the last re
sort. of Physicians and people WI who Xxi known J;a
tressinp complaint The effets of either of
these drugs are destructive to the system
producing headache intestinal disorders,
vertigo, dizziness, ringing in the ears, .,,S and
depression of the constitutional health.
Ayers Ague Cure is a vegetable discove-
w containing neither quinine, arsenic, nor
Ingredient and nrm is an Of ,p1s Fe
var and Aeue. Its effects are permanent
and certain, and~no injury can result from
it's use. Besides being positive cure FOR Tor
Fever and Ague in all its forms, nis also
a superior remedy for Liver Complaints.
It is an excellent tonic and preventive, as
we'll as cure, of all complaints peeula! to
malariou., marshy and miamat,c districts. 81 S;;
law annaratus. it stimulates the system TO
a vigorous, healthy condition. For sal
by all dealers.
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We want and must have money. ma
jority of our Subscribers are owing us for
one and two years subscription and we need
the money, and in fact must have it. Do
not say to yourself "it is only trife" but
come and pay up. OF course it does not
amount to much to any one individual but
where there is several hundred it amounts
to great deal.