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New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
TIE TROUBLES or WOULD-BE VOTEhS.

SALT LAKE. Oct. 2.-The Mormon Woman
Suffrage act, concerning which decision was rendered
Yesterday by the Supreme Court OF Utah, consd-
cred by the persons applying for maudamus, be
cause does require women TO be taxpayers. citi
zens OF Lawful age, or 10 have a stated residence
IN county or precinct all OF which Is required Of male
voters A mandamus was sought TO compel the regisra
ton officers strike the names OF women from the
lists these grounds. Justices Hunter and Emerson
denied witt, but did not pass on the validity OF the
act itself Justice BOreman held that the Woman Suf
rage invalid and that the writ ought To Issue.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
RAILROAD NEWS.
SUITS AGAINST SURFACE ROADS.
noration Counsel Whitney has from tim

to time Instituted against the various surface rail
roads N this city to recover license fees, follows
Third Avenue Line. $51 $50 sixth Avenue Lne
Sl44s6 IA; Broadway and sevrnin Avenue Lac,
s62 900 EIGHTH Avenue Line. $4,000; Hudson River
Railroad. S5l50; Houston, West street and PdyOua
Ferry Line, Sl2 700; Belt Line, SGo950; Bleecker
street. Lnc S24.20O; DRY Dock and East broadway
Line $50; Ninih Avenue Line. $1,000. Nothing
ms vel been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

raised velvet flowers ard the design IL u
co,ors Thc new onttons exhibited are rather large.
h,rJs and son,e i'm 81 a tiny woodland scene or mouse
surrounded by foliage. One pretty style was IN tne
shnnr OF n she'll with raised and enaneiicd noTels.
rre,kfast cans and fchus wero in numerous designs
and calculated suit all tastes Collaretes OF lt n ~
cashmere beads and new deep coiarettcs OF cnehu n
the latest dcsigns Chacaine bags ana ornaehs "oio
shown n great variety.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
SEVERE STORMS AND ICEBERGs.

The steamship Harold. which arrived yesterday
from COpenhagcn reports having encountered very
stormy weather during the entire passage until
reaching the Banks of Newtoundlaud. lhe winds
were mostly from the west. and accompanied with
high seas. September % q severe gale, Ncerlng
from northeast to southwest, followed by tcrIIhc
sea, was encountered, and some sails were lost. On
TUESDAY last, when in Latitude AZ ~ north, longi-
tude 40 s. west large iceberg WAS seen oniy a
short distance from the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

Qualified judge, Squire Horsnail, NJ; r.
rvnn IL, bpen nspecun' he Boald seho0l Wi,
a,"ndh1, ca Lirr. Yti Reads we'll an yer Spe''s WI"
hvI yer Hain't so stilv'-lPuue1
A M,sNoMER. SuRELY.-Tourst: lon have
,oh.r .ts.. IA. 1, AT TnO "a. sandnn
~ sarnl |, IA Vuu OF M.stalr cooks fattl'S i0'
,a 1,,yenty.three PutIeuls IN all"-lfun"h
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
DRUNKENNESS OF GEORGE II. BUTLER.

George II. Butler. nephew OF General Benjamin
L. BuIler. was brought before Justice Wandrll at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday
charged with drunkenness. Justice Wandcll i'm
posed a fine OF SO.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE BODIES IN TIE TUNNEL.

The calsson of the Hudson River tunnel was sunk
nearly two feet yesterday. There are 40 bodies im
sight and it WILL be several days before the work
men will reach the remains OF the other uInr Labor
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
LATER HOURS FOR TRAINS.

The trains on the City Hall branch of the
Elevated Railroad amd o the Second Avenue ROAD on
amer to-l,. ght Will be run uDu IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

"WlSGED.n-Flrst Gael: What's the mat
,r TnI ~ s,e,ud Di,I0 CNho has been oAt win o d
p,,.i: ttefl Hur Legs Is full o'shnotsP-lPunch.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
ART TREASURES AT THE MUSEUM.

TIE BUILDING 10 BE CLOSED FOR TIN DAYS
SECOND LOAN EXnIBGrION-GGFrs ASD ATTEND
ANCE.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art viii be closed
70 the publIc from October q 10 October IL IN
elusive, Tor general cleaning and making the nee
essary preparations ior the second loan exhibition.
The new feature or this exhibition will be the
memorial collection of ;. Il. GlticrdS best PANT
Ings, winch VIII remain on view tor six months.
The valuable and interesting collection OF wafer
color paintings by W. /. Richards VIII also be
shown. This was presented 10 tie Museum by the
Rev Dr MagOon, of Philadelphia. The portrait OF
John 1aVl0r Johnston by BOnnat and several othcI
fine paintings presented recently to The Museum
will be put on exhibition for the first time
The Museum, since General d Cesnola took charge
of IT. has received gifts of objects of art valued at
nearly 800. 900. The most important OF these nave
not vet arrived in NcN-York but telegram from
PARIS from the gver, Cornelius N1ndrrhIit, shows
that they may be expected at tine Museum IN a
week The direction Of the Museum OF the Louvre
i'm Paris has informed General d Cesnola that VIII
treat directly with hlm for the exchange OF dupll-
Gates AMI a. he classified and arranged Tie Cyprotc
collection at the Louvre at the request or lts r"c-
for ne l. now aut horZcd 10 select himself such OBJ
irctS among the duplicates Of the Cesnola collection
as in his opinion viii add To the treasures oil the
Iouyrr cnllccIIon and 10 send them to Pdris.
The number of visitors at the Meir"p1lltah
Museum of Art from Apul ! 10 September 80 was
77q 400 General iii Ccsnola is of the opinion thdt
the admission fee of 30 cents on the Two pay days,
Monday, and Tuesdays, is 100 nlGh, and he tavofs
reduction To % cents
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
REDUCTION OF THE DEBT.

ACLEAR TITLE TO HONOR AND SUPPORT.
MAJOR L. j. BARNES, OF THE BUREAU OF srA1lN''Os
SHOWS ~ BLACK AND WHITE THE GHhAi
ACulpvuMENT OF TN RRpUBLICAN PAhTf-A
REDUCTION OF 5000. 100000 IN l5 YEARS.
In the following letter and table, MAYOR
Luc,en J. Barnes, of the Bureau OF Statisucs'
shows very clearly the entire reduction oi inc
Public Debt for each year since August ol,
1868. when it was at its highest point, ana
for the whole period The magnificent total
of S90O, 900 600 is the work OF the kepuo-
Ican parry. which the Democrats are trying
to dispossess in order that a disloyal ooulh
may faSten its clutch on the Treasury
TIE GREAT WORK OF FIFTEEN lhAhS'
To the Editor Of Ths Prt6"ne
SIR: No statement has yet been puDiisheo wno"
show for each of the past fifteen years ana or '
tai period the entire reduction OF the puohc oeo' Vi
The United States At the present time when speakers
.and people are struggling with the hgufes "hcn
ihave been printed complete statement vi tnc hi""
have indicated will be OF great assistance nave
therefore complied from tae official records STATE
ment of the publc debt both principal and interest,"
accrued and due but unpaid. from August 81 1860
when The debt was at its highest point down 10 the
close of August 1850 and have added thereto COZ
umns showing at a glance tho reduction OF the neot
for each wear, and from the 3lSt of August, 1870.
TO the close of each fiscal year. and Tor July ana
August of he present wear.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FOR SICK MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.

FOR SICK MOTHERS AND CHibDhh''
GOOD WORK OF THE SEASIDE HoM@ AT GOMEZ
ISLAND.
RD. Douglass who for the past season 1as @ , acteu
no supern endeDt of the Seaside Home for ChIIdreh
nj West Brighton Beach C0ney Island, has c"npie.c,
the first draft OF his report oi the woIk Ir 'nn nso
season.. The Home was nhoer oca,,,, ,"o Of when
lanes p. Wallace Is president. Alfred J.; Whlto IS
chairman of the Committee on Seasiue Work' ,o nno
Home was kept open thirteen weeks-lIoln I'M o,ni'J
ii 10 September / ]. The number Of inmates calto
for was ! S77 2SS9 of whom were children anu
9SS mothers. The plan followed was TO scnu o f lhs
Home all sick infants found ~ Brook,yh VII, win
parents too poor 10 provide for their prop treat
ment There they were kept one weHS ana care
fully treated the cinef remedies used DeluR sna-
ahinc and proper diet Inc aTeiago aye nse ~ if t,o
children was under five years. Mt. Douglass we
supcrIutended heir care, assisted by live servants.
The total expense for the season was fl'|oo, OF
about 81 % for each inmate. ne Dluuing m"s
full throughout the season, and many appllcanis
cOuld not be accommodated. Inc 1unus were lu'-
nshed by Brooklyn people mainly, a!th9ugh con
tributions received from towns III NeW-loIk
and Eastern States. One contribution came from
Ncwcas. Ie-On-lyLe England. "
There were hundreds OF cases. said Nj. Doug
l.ss to TRIBUNE reporter recently, where
children came To us very SEX ana were rcthrnru
almost wholly recovered. HE disease most iarseD
treated was cholera infantun. Many mothers were
greatly benefited by week thus spent nj the sea
sidc There w?s one ease Of special interest. \
woman III extreme poverty was sent to us WIN Two
children three years OF aEe ana me otcr niile
months She was sent by Dr. +. IL. BrilrF VINO
found her very much vested. The two children
were seriously sick. Al three rallied and became
strong and permanently beneti eh by Their week at
the Home. We had many cases like TINS.
IL is the intention OF the society to enlarge the
work for next season. if possible. larger building
and greater accommodations are nccded. Inc pres
eni bui ding not owned by the socielX. aGd II ~
hoped that enough money NAV be contributed ms
winter 10 warrant the purchase OF p'mnneni hulld-
ings IN the .prnl. f. b. Wool OF No. 2oI Mohia-
guest BROOKLYN, Is the treasurer for the seaside
work The Office Is at No. 81 P)p'ar-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
A SCHOLAR IN Politics.

PROFESSOR J. L. OMAN, PROFESSOR OF HiSIohh
AND POLITICAL ECONOMY IN BROWN UNiNEk-
s,Ty GIVES HIS RFAsoXs FOR SUPPORTING GAR
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FEoE SHADE.


A'7ts " '-'''- q ..,'''' ~
ID 'i-' '7-'-'''' 20
Samuel >ia;ier has been 'nei''-ii'- -iie i.'i-e
from Pew "a e.7yS;oHn
Samuel Zimmerman purpose moving his
steam saw-mul on David Wagner, land
steam, min +. maJi,,a, ties b,- the tbog--
s..5 F., Can't TJ;-4-- v.af- below Sr-1ea-
,,,-n
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Tie following are among the persons -e-
is,ereI q: the Diamond I;olel S.g,,9un
during the week:
Hon. Jacob NJ Campbell. Hon. Cyrus y.
der and son. J. ". weakland. T. T. Zim-
norman. JohnS-own; George snyder. a J.
Cascbeer. Dr. Heurv Brubake7. Ms Ella
Brubaker. J. X. C0sro;h. Edvaui Rh0ad,
{. T. Rhoad-. Somc-set Wrs. J Buck and
wife. Samuel Byers. Wm- Flyun. Chls. A.
Donnellv. I-azc Reed. Pittsburgh Wm. r.
Patterson. John 3lcCalester Philadelphia.
J. ". Ga-reJt. Jr.. J. :. stern. baltimore
James F. Hayes, Camden. y. J. George ".
Van Etten. Nova Scotia J : Allen Ban
gor. Maine. Wm- H Kock. Henry Wages
Andrew Nelson. Christ Alien, Maryland
George Diller- Lancaster john Foley J.. q
Z. Railroad: Jamez Cullen. John Dunn. :.
& c. Railroad. George T. Hudson. Adams
county, Byron Teller. 8lile-bu-- James II
Cole. Falling Water. W Va JAMES Kern-
and wife. WIn. Rerls contractors & G.. r
r and wife. Pottstown- George y Zant.
Philadelphia. Louis " S-atler. Harrisburg.
Howard King. 3. r Enab5. Birlsbor5
Thomas J. Negi.lizzu, Ayondaie Chester
county. Pa.
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FEoH CoNFLrEycE.-

RON tpNFLJ ENcE--
Ed. HzE,LD. ST. The burning Of school
houses in Henry Clay township. Faye.te
county. has become too frequent 10 De pro-
itabIe to the inhabitants Twoschooi build
in.s were reduced 20 ashes during the Pres-
en5 month. one on she - and tLeotheron
the 23d inst
This township appears To he infested with
a gang Of Iawless rouglI- 4 few years ago
a number of hay and grain stacks we're
burned. without any known caHsc. Not
long after this q church building was entered
and the seats, altar and pulpit foulel with
human excrements. Sprine-hou~e- are not
iufrcluenrly entered into and human filth
+ put into crooks Of milk. eye. Two murler
/ have been committed in this township dur
f ine tiIc past six ye4r-. One man wa- -ho-
and instantly killed while-owiu- grain neal
his house. TAeFerpe.ratog, pf tire cowaui-
ly deed were never aPIreheHied Thi
township held a meeting during tho war and
. se-ede.l FROM the state
+ The aeluirtal Of Hoffman, who was in-
dictcd or the murder of bis wife, was yeE
unexpected, especially by those who hear.
the ,stin1ny. Wife murder IS becoming
+ too frequent. A Little Tess law and mcr
justice would serve the public good better
than fine spun techuicalitic-. The Aian~iall
and Hoffman ease, are goo C-edi, 90 tAi,
county.
. The Democrats organized o Hancock and
English club last week. bH5 they don't pro
pose To do any marching. They are NOT
/ very saueuiuc of success thi- fall
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BEE STINsING.-Several DAYS ago q remark
able scene was witnessed, among the bees,
: at the house OF John Sipe, in Shade town
ship. Several neighbors were present 70
visit and assist in waiting upon the sick in
the family, on Saturday afternoon, the
weather Wa, very warm. and the doors and
windows Of the house ali open, when sud
denly the family was thrown into dire con-
fusion by q cloud OF bees swarIning in at
the window Of room in which Mrs Z. P.
Iohr daughter of Mr.. Sipe, was lying in a
feeble condition. Fortunately the woman
had presence of mind 10 draw spread
quite over herself and the babe by her side.
With this fortunate precautiOn she and her
babe escaped all harm. All Others about
the house, some ten persons, including sew
eral small children. were most furiously at
tackel. and in moment were covered with
the infuriajed honey -gatherers. and dreadful
~ stung. Every effort At defense only add
ei 20 the violence Of the attack. Some Of
the children were hastily carried across the
road, and placed in n dark stable on the
futher side Of the barn but even in this re-
treat thcy were followed by scores Of the eli
ragged creaturJ>. The singing came near
proving fatal 10 several Of the persons.
especially the children. who suffered dread
fully. one woman, a neish,-or's wife, be-
came quite fran1ic with fear and pain she
screamed ike q tigres>, and rushed about
the premises in utter distraction, protesting
she Wa fatally ,tung, and would be dead in
Eve minutes In this she was slightly mis-
taken: bat in the effort 10 defend herself
she succeeded in getting her whole body
covered with bses, and making her eondi-
tion ten-fold worse. It i thought that the
fortunate presence 0f small quantity Of
alcohol. which was administered beth in
ternaliy and externally, actually saved her
life
Mr.. Sipc SAYS that he really brushed Of
and crushed bees by the handfuls. The
cause Of the engagement Of the bees, seems
% have been this; They are housed in the
garnet. and on account OF the heat, perhaps.
gathered in = ercat hall, the >ize Of half
bushel measure. On the outside, where they
hung until the accumulation caused them TO
faIl TO the ground. Il % happened that
the window Il the sick room was imme,ii-
atelv under the entrance TO the hive.
What Wa perhaps ulost remarkable about
the occurrence. i the fact that Mrs. Sipe,
who has been helpless sufferer for sixteen
years, though sitting in the midst Of the
scsne of confusion in her rocker, surround
ed by q cloud Of the mad creatures, was not
stnng by single one Il was a full hour
before the bce> became calm enough 70 al
low the family 10 move about the house
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J REaAEKABLE RE-E-Lr---Ir iaakes no dif-
ference how many physicians. OF how mueh
medicine you have tried il i now an es'ab-
lished faot that German syrup & the only
remedy which has given complete sa-fsfae-
tion in severe cases Il Lung Disease. Il j.
true there are yet thousands u persons who
are prclisp1sei 70 Throat and Lung AEse-
tons. Consumption Hemouhagss. A-JhIna,
Severe Cold- settlesl OF the BFeast- Paeumo-
nis- Whoopius Cough, &e- who have %
E-rsonai knswiei-e of Basehee'- German
syrup. To such we wouid say that 500.
bottles were sold last year uitbout one CON-
plant C0nsuHPtives- ~ JUS one bottle-
Regular siEe . cents sod bT al drus-ists
n Americs.
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MARRIED

HILLEGAS -GI-ESsNER. August 12;h,
10y Rev. II j. Kecner Alr, LEthcv J. Hille-
gas To Miss Mary Z. Gicsuer both of this
county.
WALKER-HAY.- 26th. ls,3. by
the same. Mr. Nlliari ". Walker to Mis-
Malinda C. Hay, both Of this county.
BAERON-BECK.-- August S, 1soe ~
the residence Of isaiah Flick. near Layans-
vile. by Rev L. J. seibcr, 3lr j Oliver
Barron % Miss Lizzie Beck.
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ton Is he Is guilty of lnurleT in the second
degree unlcss the Coulmouw e1ijh has sboEn
you by taa evidence in the ca ;hat be dii
i; willfaliy deliberately aui pgcmcda1seliy
Nor eaH You reduce IL 10 maasiaugAl, ua-
les the dcfcndsa. las Shown he did e ig %
sudden passion under grt1t P,oeocatiou ,
and there does not seem To- De- any such
proof in tlie case. You ere , Dc satisfied
beyond a doubf by the cylt .ec th.a would
sati G. you e1n ienc- =, it' F1ar miHi
uoui'i Pc IS, q ~ r vsai O. I'D % it8 uith
regard io aiuitsar of u- -,uyeul iu tlr
ordinary siIairs ol life. i,.at hr kuici ber,
that it was not suicide, tha. death rauc
( from thuse wounds. and oHy from those
wounds. ifyou are satisfied beyond rea-
sonable doubt from the evidence thai sie
husband killed her, you viii find him guii-
/ ty q murder in the second degree unless
the Commonwealth has shown from preyi-
Gus threats or the other circumstance oi
/ the case that ne formed a specific design @
kill her, and did Kill her wiilfully and dc-
Iiberatcly and premedltatedly. If the evi-
dencc fails to satisfy you, if It leaves a rea-
sonable doubt upon your mind that it may
have been suicide or leaves q reasonable
doubt upon your mind with regard % hi-
being the party who inflicted the wounds,
your verdict should be for the defendant.
GARFIELD AND AErHrR CLrg 0EG,NIzED.
The Republicans of Berlin and Brothers
valley met in the Fairvicw -chool-house,
west end Of Berlin, Friday evening August
DIST, 1850, and were called To order by Dr.
Miller. who stated that the object Of the
meeting was to permanently organize a
Garfield and Arthur Club, and appointed
Prof Whipkey Frank Forney. Joseph Ma
son. G.. F. Raymau and John Hnepper a. a
COMMITTEES ON organization During the
sitting Of the committee, : 4. Trent, Esq
who was present for the purpose Of address
I ing the meeting. was called ON and respond
ed with a very eloquent and interesting
f speech, in which he displayed ! great de-
( gree Of sound reasoning. The committee, a,
the close Of his speech. reported the follow
/ ing as the permanent officers Of the club.
which were accepted by the meeting:
/ President. y. B. Crichfcld; Vice Prt~i-
dents. \. g. Kimmcl W, +. Rayman \. NJ
Seyits. ". H. Fritz and r. G. lands; Re
eorIing Secretary, r. H. Koontz; Core
spending Secretary. Prof :. Kri>-ineer
/ Treasurer, G.. A. SvoPe.
The Hon 4. j. CoIborn then addressel
the meeting in his usual eloquent and inn
pressive manner, avousing the enthusiasm o.
all present and making Us feel that victory
1 will be ours in spite Of our minority in Ber
lin. At the close Of the address acommittet
was appointed to solicit members, and abou
eighty names were enrolled. After tht
transaction Of other business pertaining q
the permanent organization Of the club. th'
meeting adjourned with three cheers fo
Garfield and Arthur and the Republican
prinriplC-.
y. II. X.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-01

By virtue Of an order Of sale granted By the
Orphan Court OF Somerset county, the undersigned
Executor and trustee i0r the sale Of the real estate
of Susanna hooutx, late Of Jennsr township. de-
ceased, VIII sell al public sale On the premises On
SATURDAY,, S,ptemjT, 23h. 1880
At one O'Clock p m. i-ra r ili..ns 81 acres and
nfty-nine perches, with i. dwelling house. barn
and other Improvements thereon erected, with nne
running water and mutt on the sane adjoining
lands 0I Michael Cover, Isaac Ankeny, Jonathan
Ankeny, John g. walter and others,
TERAtS-Reas1nAaie. and VIII be made known
on day o. sale.
JOSEPH RHDADS.
Sent F.xaa1fn~ 4uf Trustee.
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THE BEST EyEE KNEW OF. C. star
key, a tsroIuinea; and influential citizen Of
Iowa City says: Il have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several year and
have used every remedy l could hear Of,
without any relief whatever. until / saw
yuJr Shiloh's KIfzliEer advertise in our Is-
pa, and was persuaded to try it. am hap
10y 10 state that II has entirely cured me 1t
i certainly the bet remedy ever knew Of >
Price 3 cents.
For sale by George ". BenfoTd, Somerset,
ps
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ENIVrenoc ha> demonstrated the fart thai
Normal School grlla4ig~. e.. elas,. are l-st.
tc- seachers than merc academic students
Because oftllis firt the eradicate, of III,
s-afe Normal School. az Insiiana. Pa. are -
crring some oi ihe bg~i Positions ia The
puhlic schools ia Western Pennsylvania.
THIS is = il shouii a.. a Normal School
IsroF<-ly enc3uraEei-as + the one above
Hieation'sl-not only gives good tlIoroueil
instructor in suaiet, Il study. italso give
instruction and training in sellool manage
neni- me;hois q instruction. and ali the
ds-all> q s,llool Wa-k
Young people sie>ircas = s-scoIuins sac
osssfiii iszeher~, sisouid attend tl4e exoeIlen,
Normal School - I-diana- The Princsgol
vii send eafalo-us- On application.
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ATrrz7Ios DatlzEsl-Tobaeeosl I0bse-
ca= Tobsooos we ereIzc-luiiy cali Toar
attention to tbs ls1 thatve hays n ztaet
and oaer faF ssie by Jhe b7N ~ -aidy 90
D., pr'ccs. le-. ir,i-li. .aui .he city, l'"
pounds Of Tobacgo composed of Loriilari'
C.maS Bullion, Army and Cl'awaha N
vie, together Witl Ninco. Horse shoe,
Horse Head. spun HolL Fiat Tius and
Twist Smoking Also fine sele iion oi
Pine Cut thcniH sni 11sin= Tehse
url ciar
r,oE IS ErfET--
Accents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-01

Ar q.a gentleman irau Milford, whose
physical qualities Vre,iaminate over the IA
tiaaaii~s. conceived aa idea Oh Wednesday
-a~t tiiat O. t-l'7Jaching pe,idler belonged
t9thc soap department 0f a cir.as which at
one time Aal ,windlsi him &" the tune q
twenty dollars. He made an artaek in f1rce,
~littuli -he peiiler'> stock in trade to the
four winds. ani battered The unfortunate in
iiyiiuai F7er-y lively over the f7outispiece.
T. Vas Gat a cheap business f1r Uncle
Jake g. De was n~-Einesl of hiS liberty FOR
a iew hoE~e. and uluic-ei In the sum Of for
.v Ia'lar~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-01

Tn. 1g-i.cr Fra tie Hoffman ease was not
a> the srblic expected. The opinion was
general that tae defendant was guilty, and
~ha..d 81, least have been convicted Of muir
der iu .as second degree. If the old man
did liI. l.i> wife, - very many appear TO
have aa doubt, Le has arrived az an age
.-ix,y--iuc y1a-> ~ wh.gh bee wiN scarcely
90 another woman ro be-toU Ills attentions
upon hlr there + uo telling. The men ap-
pear nu; 20 be afraid Of him; he has always
conducted himself wcl ID hi, intercourse
with them.
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SISEs' DYsENIEEY CoNroUNB.-There are
no diseases that will 20 quickly bring Incl
dents of . persons past life and make him
think of home and his mother. . Cholera,
Cholera M0rbus. Dyssntery, Cramps, Colic,
and al their kindred diseases And to he
without Sine Dyseniery Compound when
everiaken with ihe above disease j to be al
most without hope. For sale only by Geo.
W Benfnri
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-01

Ias item in a recent issue of the HEELD
vaaa speaks of ''ou-p population numbering
oc.- twelve hundred and thar without
eauag-ariI- a circus company and part Of
,h. aslieuec," WAS intended as asmall joke,
and was per,errarei during our absence
l-aa aame. II was Ep- intended 10 reflect
upon aur sister borough nor the euumerator
tag-H. rI. ,uUUcrl-gr> were sworn 70 do
JAei- luty and va suppose did i, in every
Instance .a this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-01
DIED,

CASHAW.-JuIy 81. 1S'J. Moses Gashaw.
Of Carroll county, H.. formerly of this
county, eyed 46 years, months and : days.