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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

One of the highest merits Of t4c
French system ofmannerS Is that it
tac;tly LAYS down the principle that
all persons meeting in the same
house know each other without the
ornalitv Of am introduction Any
man NAV ask any girl to dance, or
speak t0anv bodvat a private party
This I'm ~ way extends 10 pubic
gatherings. where the guarantee o.;
supposed equality which results from
the TACT of knowing the same host
does not exist. But in drawing
rooms the rules absolute. everybody
may talk to everybody Thisis am IL
talligcnt and most practical custom
il facilitates conversation Il dISpel-
awkwarlr--s towardy0ur nei-hbor
It makes icpossible topass apleasant
hour i'm q house where you do not
know q soul 1t gives look ot
warmth and unity To the room No
one Is obliged to set gloomiiy and
in silence between two repel!mg
fycu want to speak you
are sure Of q listener. OF course.
people are often regularly introduced
10 each other by the master or mis-
uess. especially at dinner parties :;
but in those cases the object y to put
Il name upon them, not to authorize
+rrr.s IN ..uvnr-c for that .r- no
permission Is required.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
GRANDPA'S BARN.
rv MARX d. BnlSE

oh. a i.,lv old place is arlnqa's barn.
Where the door, stand open Throughout
the dav.
-Aii' iii+ e'ol''+ '''''s ny ~ '-'-'. ''''
Al" ''le an Is sweet "'''l 'i'' ''- ''' '''''
Where the grain lies over the slippery floor
And the hens are busily looking around.
And tha sunbeams flicker. now here now
'Ae'e'
ana '''l D''e@' o''"
merry ''"''''
Tho swallow, t,rit.er and chirp an day,
With Hut.e.iu. wines. in .ac Old brown
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
Buying Bracelets.

Young men should be careful
where thev 90 TO buy bracelets for
their girls. Gdr-that istg say stock
ing suspenders-are now made IN
sucn elegant designs though pTesuu-
ably not intended for public inspee-
ton that it's hard matter for an
unsophisticated youth to tell one
from the other. One fellow priced
what he thought was a pair of brace
lets the other day. but was in doubt
as to whether they would do. and,
observing that the Young lady clerk
was about the size OF his girl, request
ed her to trv them on. so he could
see now they fit, and did not know
what q mistake he had made until
he saw the clerk at the back end oi
the store telling the proprietor how
she had been insulted. He bad 20
buy the articles to keep the boss
from wipine up the floor with him
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

the year began, June 80, 1878, but
there was no money to be used for
tie purpose. The money was not
given until Aarch >, 1879, so that
the Democrats compelled the claim
ants 10 wait more than eight months
The Secretary reported again Jan.
is, 1880, but this time the money
/ was not given bv the Democrats un-
III June rs, 1850, So that In this case
a delay Of nearly Il year dune 30,
1879, To June Us, 1850 was caused
by the working of this law, and by
the sluggish action of the Democrat
&c majority 1t was in the interval
before the passage OF the appropria-
ton bill that Mr.. Cofroth secured
the passage of his resolution asking
why there was delay, when he knew
that the delay had been caused en-
tirely by him and his Democratic
friends, and that the application was
then awaiting action.
The Democratic party, through
Mr. Cofroth. asked the Secretary
why he permitted these claims TO re
main unpaid from 6 to II months
before asking for an appropriations
lIr. Cotiroth and the party well knew
that iivemonthsmUstcl8pse between
the end OF the fiscal year and the be-
ginning OF the session Of Congress
before the Secretary could ask that
Congress adjourned for the Christ
mas holidays almost Immediately
after organization, and that usually
the middle OF january Is reached be-
fore legislative work is begun. il
was ON January IS. in both 1879 and
1850 that the Secretary did ask for
an appropriation. Mr.. Colir0th and
his party knew that nearly seven
months must clapsc after the allow
mco Of these claims before thc ap-
plicatiOn for money could get before
thc proper Congressional committee, [
lthc reference To q committee i'm /
1850 was made Jan. %, and that /
the application would uot be an /
sWercd until the end Of the session. I
nc -. ana ms party hhe" 'ii2I, us I'D +
to'5-o'. nearly year "ou!I pass I
because ol Dein"efallc le2l-iauol. +
re!'ie tAe aol ualeated claims tould .
De settled. llr. toiiFoIn an" ms .
party assumed chat the Union sol
dleI cQu'g 'S deceived ~ 'Ae mex
ID MS I'S'lu'l3A' on ana be F.
ui.ue d. 10 e'.i,tr 'ilaV lIIe Si'.'iie''ll ~
oll'cefs OF t..e rea7qFy We're ID u. t.uil
ana res i''..--.'.e lot ll-e ''ei''l Iil'Is-
I'D -'l[. Oo...'.i an" Ills party were
iAi-,'hIli. -,
, / ne Deii2.',''7 l-t4 10 excuse -'I
!. yll-- o'>'fNg,!Fe Ie-l7i''ioh' i'f 'Ae
- .i'''' " elo '-ii III '.io-. ---ii''. % .'..'
l4e 'e- iil Iel,..i'i- 70 I'-l l1'. '-ol--i-
~ t.i','7 rs i- '.-'-i' % 1..1 H. l'' -
i-,'LIy t' 'l"t, Il. = "IlAe yilyt "5'e
maturing -iIsiI 'a-l7 ~ "g-''S '..'
payments % "oull'.-9' &C. ,"e es'l-
mates -'- Ie,-ptIY '' l''-lo.l7 .. "g-I '..'
" " "'L'eo- u'i,,g' ,r, I-'. 'lei2''i.- cI --.'' ''
Qngress, lne oa'e oil 't'eif pse~eI..
lll5A was may ~ ',---i 1lie SUM '..-i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

NEW BAN X.
Somerset County Bank,
CHARLES i. RARRi80N,

ta~lie. and Manager
Collections made IN ali Parts of,be United States.
Charges moderate. Butter and o,ler checks col
Ie-ted aul cashed. Eastern and 1ycsterne exchange
always on hand. Remittances made with prompt
ness. Accounts solicited.
Parties desiring to purchase q. :. 4 PER
CEN-. FUNDED LOAN, csa be aocommo-
dated g; this Bank TIE coupons are prepaid in
denominations of 30, 100, 800 and COZ.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

Have been the sfcnGcrd remedy for the cure OF
Liver Complaints. Castiseness. Fever
ard Ague. sick sAeadsehe- and oA de-
fuefts of The stomach and liver Tor over Efg
recrs Head this: ..Stiiers' Lfucr Pils cured
ne ofan attack oi Liver complaint Of eight years
standing " =. Evans. Joliet. Ms. Price. .
c.s q box. X. Z sellers y go, IrypT's-, Pitts
burg Pa SOLD by allGruggisis.
sent p. 1873. ! 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
4 FAIR wo,IANs sIS.

80 - -ar u; ~ I.,,;1 1 r nit;Iess
-, ,-le 49, to,'r. avI11i-aJ J-.q-
~. oro1-7 -~ tIl;rso51sa wbitrr.s.
TLe c7a-,,. La1 Epo, low and
, l,,JsD IN In. rDd +5s sss+ Wind
cb;u .~j r.r.trst;ng had 5.an
sIriaI.;ro and wailina around The
bou-a hepdinr IN. 6are branches
IN r1Ilare-, .-.es t;lI tIsi. g.ri-I.-
inc saaToeI ~ ST iu ar,gv little
no5i. of ,-e-a~ h., hero ami fl.ere n.
r.bicl +f.er,irIr,,s 5.r,uIqd c.l-a-
Iassl,- Tg+a Fa-a-- brp0 fha;r
soaked blooms dise0n-olateiv, the
lawn looked too thoroughly --tura-
ted to ever possibly afford the
amusement Of cr5Quet again dis
mai sound OF water. uickline down
the leaders into tLegutters was su.ii-
cimt J8 induce melancholy iu 81
Mark Tapiav. And IL WAS mo- vou-
der that Olive OruJua sensitive
high+trme. ke-nlv susceptible 60
all cxteru' influences. Was strange
Iv at unrest.
81. o.rs o. .,-rr vfs r.-.IaE In
,rarIaa.t sunshine -ha was newer
b9onier tban wLo.l % t.~rid -er-r-
o,,s .,ush wind ,... -.;r-ig.,--g ..i-l
.-1 q - -I.s.rH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Scientists claim that smoking in
iuries the evesight. But this Is not
true. The boy with q stump in his
mouth can see his father ten squares
away.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

In some parts Of Europe . man
has only TO put bis arm IN sling to
be taken for a duelist and pressed to
accept wine and cigars at every cafe.
This gives ioafers a chance 20 be
s0mpbOdv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
4 Search warrant.

allows aa Greer 90 20 through your s1ase from
cei.zr 20 rarrel. ana LircSeV's Blood
Se1Tchcg Is wsr-antc! 60 90 through your sys
pa if9ll u o. Toe and drive out an blood diseases
It's clrs a7t wonderful and certified tc by doctors,
Q-clchcrs ard pcluIe Scruflla MercHrizi DIS
eases, lrE.i gllas Tester. Ulcers n ihe Lungs or
ca The >kiu. = lls PilQlcs Nc VIC warrant II u
-, - il5s.! seEe.A.5s ui,a an an
thar eur uaflo ls 0u the bottom ~ tie wrapper.
4 2 ; ELI-eRS 81 CO, Prgp'rs. Pittsburgh. Pa
C.s. 5oYD, kgest. Somerset. Pa.
SEPT - 1s73 "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
Save Your Children.

Tor expeIIing ,r8raas from tie system, Sellers
Yermiiuse has TO equal iH this OF any other
cagntry. Zone teashoanf1l given 60 child Fl Ar.
Bradaary's expelled - worms IN ioGr hours AFTER
taking the medicine.-lSeni. l.ytle. Union Town
ship Pa. Als1 expelled 80 ir0rss from my child
Wo years old ~ n. SarTer. St Louis. Me
xCO.. Prop'rs Pittsburgh. Pa. Send fo- circulars.
S.nr = Isra- Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Mountains have no vl-ca. D.
taev had rhe Ke0sus Get l
thinks sou would pEoPap.y aet
Pixies Peak
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
September ,. 1850.
GoNEHSET C0CNTY FARMERS

GDMEE~ET COUNTY FARMERS
- Read THIS.
] Nare purchased tir the sels1n, NJ q large
FIi'e. iHe lrl1 station C.tes'.aie. well known
t.reu-- -lal- N e-fIaorl land County as SAMSON
Cr tLr Box tarSa aui VIII >,aul him Tor ser-
wee a- ilc sla lie ol David L9Eau. ia layansTille,
Somerset .1Eiv. during the iail s1ae'l- Season
% clal-neu-a about TIE 5th Cl luly- Fifteen dol
lArs % insure Iuare wiki llal-
nE>rLIrTlas = SAMSON g handsome
chestnut tay. utou- riteen hands hirh. ana
liIlfs, heavy buccd ana beautiful 10 symmetry.
he j. q su-e ealt--clter. as can De shown Farm-
ers slcala s tis h0rss. as BE g. certain % please
IT, u. EA1MAN.
- q =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
SP PRING, 1880.


A Large and Choice Stock of In
grains, Tapestry Brussels, Body
Brussels, MaTqueTts and A1min-
sters, with Rugs and Borders TO
match. Also Oil Cloths, Linoleums
and Lignuns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TIA, Moses ". loder
and Theodore :. Zimmerman have nlet their ap-
piicafion faT six acres ef vacant land situate IN
Paint township. Somerset cCunfy. Pa, adJoi1g
lands Of y cses W NOder ans Henry Layman-
MOSES W NOnEH.
June 50 THEODORE Z. ZIMMERMAN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11
lr,11s of Publication.
he Somerset Herald,

Erfuafs-rn i3
shea every ~ wednesday m5niag az = o.
-sum. 81 paid in advance otherwise e Be
Il rvarlahly he charged.
Inscription viii be sisconti inued until all
-sres are paid up. Postmas'' nesleeting
.,fr u- when subscribers no; take out
-,..-s VIII be hel8 rasponsihie Tor the sub
pLan.
acr removing roa one Pcstoihce TO an
mia give US the name ofsthe former as
.,.s present omce. Address
Il The Somerset Herald,
~1.grse,. IA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-11

Farmer 1 have the Kind Of goods youHeol.
want yuur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

Another Car Ui White Sod On.s lust rcc,,v.a
and for saia by
Sp9 THOMAS PERRY az.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Alexau(lriu Oazette
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY1.
Kisses.

nshScBs
BY ROSE HARTwICK THARPE.
Little oIi'd, when twilight shadows
Close the western gates of gold.
Then those owing srns of mothers
Tenderly about The fold.
Over lip, and check, and forehead,
Like shower clresses fall;
For mother kiss at twilight
Is tho sweetest kiss Of all.
Pretty snadcu, at the gateway,
Shy, sweet taco ADD dowlcas. eyes,
Two white, trembling hands imprisoned,
How the golden moment flies
lips thet softly press thy forehead.
All the rosy tlushes call;
For log'r' kiss at twilight
Is The f'tdcet kiss Ct sl.
Happy vile. Thy noble husbabJ.
Moro than hnIf a lJIcfye
F5r those sucny hours OF woolrg
Arc Too sweet to soon forget
On tho smi Ing lips uplifted,
Full CT love his kiss.s tail,
For husb-nd's ki's at parting
Is the dearfs! kiss OF ON.
Wrar7 mother, lutte children
With thur cimDled hands so fair,
Posing ever check and forehead,
Soothe away all pain and care.
Lead your doubtIug heart 10 heaven,
Where trsary shadows fal',
For the 1 rs # sibtss childhood
Is the Iur,s' k'-- OF ali.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

2 LA acknowledgements 10 Kalsomine--
-. EsAdy FOR use by adding hot water. Pat
up 10 b. KS Of lbs each. FIvo lbs OF hlabs.
tlne Will cover 81 tqaare yards. or $50 fquare r.!
Two Goals. a Natural material for finishing
walls and ceilirgs. Pure white snd variety Of
beautiful tin's Price, in ID bcxcs-while per
10 l0c; all tnts per 10 lie Aabss.ine is val
usos discovery; 1t constitutes a permanent
nnish for walls, sssimila,ing with tho plaster,
al! VIII never lake of Sample cards Of tint
mailed 10 any address upon application.
JANNEY u CO, Drus v;sts,
cps 79and 152 KIM s,res,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
Conservative Primaries.

To tie Conservative Voters Of Atcrundria Citg:
l. rursu 90 81 resolutions adopted by Tie
EXECUTIVE IN Gitae Of the Conservative psrly
primary lion will ba held in this city on
the Gin "sY vi Mry. 1880 for iha purpose Of
non'nrtlhk ~--aliAt's tcr tho Offices Of Con-
mohWoH.ta / 4 rncy, City Sergeant, snd Cora
mlssionoc Il va H"TeHuo. Tn polls will be
opcred :. .G1csc Srd closed ST sur SIT Of that
dsy. e.! h.u,!n Conservatives, who have nait
thslr caDi&.!5n Lax Tor 1873 or having fniltd
IL ay 1870 o., Who E&vc pad ssll Tax Tor 1879
Shall be "a lied voters III saI primary.
Aiao nIeellG"s VIII be hold in The regpcclive
wards oil TIA ti-T a. tho usual rlaces for holding
the same Oh hondsyr Nay I'D, 1850, ~ 50
"cicck y. H. '"r tho purpose Of nominating GEO
IN iySlrei9 So! ono constable for each ward
mad u .Pir-t delegates 20 !he Democratic State
Chhv"rti"i, "!ilt.I assemblies III i chm Hay
III, 1850 Ihc ely Z! A.tX,ndrIa is entitled 30
tix:ee:. C1!"@aI"s aGd "iteTnatss, 20 follows:
FRS! war iVtr, Second ward three Third ward
!l1, aid ioarla warG threo Iii Conservatives
Are iuvi,C& 10 rDrl c'p:tU in these moctiGcs.
~ ort0' q J." Committee:
a"zI-iN3 JAMES L. CAToN, &ecGy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

Commrs. Office No Fairfs1 st., I
NJ Alexsndris. Va. April IA. 1880
10 Csstlus Z. Lee, surviving partner Of the irm
OF Cszsnove s. Co: Caroline NJ. johnson,
widow and Administrative of j. T. johnson,
deceased Virginia Page johnson, and Jno.
L: johnson. children and heirs at law
OF SAID j. T. johnson. deceased, and g.
w.: Wstt.os their guardian ad Item;
katharine Fcssett, widow. devisee and execu-
s,,1 OF James Fossets. deed; Adelaide Fossett
James Fosset:, decd; John Foaset., Marion
~ VILE OF Joseph u. Grigg; Mary X, wifs
OF Mark l.. Price; Nsnnio T., wife of Charles
e: EntR sic, and Emma f.. wife of M.rvin
BigRs. children Of said James Fossett, decd
Joseph Il. Grigz. Mark l.. Price Charles S.
Eliza j. Gunnell, admilist.atri1 OF j. c. Gun
nell, decd; o. w. Hunt and Thomas Moore
HceiVers and trustees Of j. q. GuEnolls es.
tate: James ID. Steusrt receiver; B. II. B,r-
~, Jr, administrator Of B II. Berry, deci,
and samo and w. W. Berry, Ophes Berrv
ha9 1i Berry and Susan 9 Poindexter, w'f'
OF James 1. Poinde1ter. childten snd heirs n!
law OF said b. h. Berry, deco; James T. Pvin.
dtx!er; d. o. Cl<ughLon and @. W. Wattre.,
surviving commissioners OF sale, and William
N. Brown.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
n MTH "a I, the 18th day Of Nay. 1880, st ten
o clock g. m at my Office, No s north Fairfs1
street, a lexsndria. Va, as the line places
when and where shall proceed to execute II,
decree rnndered By the Cotporation Cour, of tho
cry OF AleXsGdria in tha conboldsted casDc7ry
causes OF q. +. Lee, surveing, &c, We Johus,on
ana others and Gunne!rs aGm'x. &c. VS. Foe-
sets and others. on the 7th dsy CT apil, 1854, al
e4tiac! froln whiSh is set lorLn above; d. which
Time erd plsce you are required to attend
. EiVen uoder 10y hand "a Commissioner n
G,ahnsncery OF said Court this 18th day OF aysii,
looo. GkOH1E n. Mu3HBACH.
Hpi2-W4W tumn i5siuDcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

I INSTANT RELIEF FOR HEADACHE
- Il: NEURALGIA, Esrsche Toothacho and
Ihneumatism, by using CROSBY'S FIVEHIN-
UIE CURE. Fer external use only. Price
twenty-five cents per bottle.
jaL2l 70 snd I52 Kinah .t.s.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

OOkI LEO Mi-LOND CATTLE
- POWDER ia e 10 boxes, can be purchased
for one Gollsr per box at
W. =. EkEIGHTON'S,
feo4 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

pARASo:S AND SUE UMBRELLAS
4 Just received large line Of the above in
bsck. blue and brown at prices 20 sui. the
Times. 4. Z. BERRY,
hpS II King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES..

{ IASSIUS +. LEI, surviving partner 1t
~ CSzsnove Co., VI johnson and Others.
and GunnelPs sdu'x.. &C., vs. James FOssell
tt als. Cons olidated.
lExtract from q decree rendered in the above
entitled cause by the Corporation Court of the
city of Alexandria, April L 1870
=, The Court doth adjudge. order and decree
tnsi this cause BE- referred ~ George a. Mu,E-
bach. Commissioner Of this Court TO ascertain
and report the estate real, personal and mixed
left 6y the late James Fossett; the annual and
tee simple value of any real estate belonging to
him. all the valid debts due and owing by lin
At the time of his death, all the liens upon such
res! estate, the amount of money belon ging to
SAID Fossetrs estate in the hands Of the c. III mis-
iloners OF sale in this cause, aud all other mat
tiers and things he may deem pertinent, and
winch any party interested may request TIA
salo commissioner to ascertain an report. Nc
tice by publication shall be deemed equivalent
TO persona! service upon the parties for tho pur-
poses of this reference
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST pIRCvs
~ very nice, No. l Ness Msckerel and 30.
msc Shsd at "no Ioto'
nov ~ w. A. JOHNSON s. f,Cvs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

WE IL w this day secured III. agency for
W celt bT.t,d Grand of BOTTLED ALE
ana fohIHh, winch Wa will keep constantly
On mend, mi To wHlch We invite the attention Of
iam.es wLo desire fac article Of Ale or z, rer.
spZ1 VA. JOHNSUH 30 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

NEW GOODS IN THE HARDWARE
~ LIN at So 6ing corner of Royal street
Just received. the SrEAKAREITH, fo7 i'm.
proving 6eesteak it never fails TO make The
tcu CHEAT ttesk tender all the way through.
Also the aelf'fe.ting DELUSlON RATTRAP;
something new; call and examine.
Moth Proof and Plain Carpe. Felt, Mating
Iacka, Tack Claws, Carpet Hammers, Carpet
StreIchers. White-wash, busting and Scrub
Brushes, and other goods Quilted TO the season.
The Windsor Scale for sale cheap.
spr20 j. #. CREIGHTON & SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-01

ERUit BU EEGR AID Preserves
App,H, PeGca, Pear. Pam sid Ounce
Butter. Hr"s"rvcd Pineapple, Teaches, Cher
ries and '':msULS for sale by
m9flJ i G. NLIRIIRN
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
Dust Workers.

The prevalence of phthisis among ar.
tisans who are engaged in dusty occupa.
tions is we'll shown in a series Of obser-
vations made in the hospitals at Breslau
and Wurzburg, the percentage of cases
being classified as follows: Of those who
work in metallic dust the percentage was
needle poiishers, 69.6; file cutters, 622
lithographers, 4S.5; sieve-makers. 42.1;
grinders, 4o.4; compositors, 36.9; watch.
makers, 1865; type founders, 34.9; en-.
gravers, 1858; dyers, Is; varnishers, Is;
painters, M.5; printers, 21.6; belt-makers
1877; tinkers, IA. Of those who work in
mineral st-flint-workers, 80; grind.
stone-makers, 40; stone-cutters, 1854
plasterers, 19; porcelain-makers, l6; pot.
ters, 14.7; carpenters, IA; masons, 1873
diamond-cutters, 9; cement-makers, $40
OF those who work in vegetable dust
cigar makers, 36.9; weavers, Is; rope.
makers, 1879; millers. 10.9; bakers, .
chimney-sweepers, 6.5; coal-miners, 0.8
Of those who work in animal dust
brush-makers, i; hair-workers, 32.1
upholsterers, 25.9; fell-mongers, 1872
turner's, 1852; hatters 1876; button
makers, 10. Of those who work in mixec
dust glass-cutters, 35; glassmakers, 17.S
labOrers, 16.1. s..4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
Lentsn Services.

During Lent services will be held in the
Catholic Churches as follows:
Holy Trinity: Preaching Wednesday eve
nings; stations Friday evenings.
et. Joseph: Preaching on Wednesdays;
stations Friday by Rey. Stehle.
Bt Henry's Preaching Wednesdays by
lev. A. Ulrich; stations Fridays
st. Augustin: Preaching on Tuesdays by
Rev. Walburg; stations Fridays
st. Paul: Preaching on Wednesdays by
Rev. DR.. Richter; stations on Saturdays.
st. Anthony's: Preaching on Wednesdays
Hy Revs. Uhlling and Weber.
6t. Philumena: Preaching on Tuesdays;
stations on Fridays
Bt. Mary's: Preaching on Tuesdays by
Rev. Elkmann; stations on Thursdays.
St Francis: Preaching on Wednesdays
by Rev. B. Lingo; stations on Fridays
8t John: Preaching on Tuesdays by Rev.
David; stations on Fridays
st. Ludwig: Stations on Tuesdays and
preaching on Fridays by Rev. Leopold.
St. George: Preaching on Wednesdays by
Rev. Hulsman; stations on Fridays.
Rev. Meyer, of St. Pbilomena Church,
breaches every Friday evening at st. Au.
gustin's Church in Covington.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18

Parnell and Dillon arrived in the city
from Wheeling on the Little Miami train
at about o'clock this morning, and were
met at the depot by Hon. James W. Fitz
gerald and Captain George Brady.
They expected to take breakfast at the
Gibson House. but. as the train was late,
they took hack immediately for the Ken.
lucky Central Depot and started for Lex
ington, KY. in charge of General Passen
ger Agent J. C. Ernst, where they will
speak tonight. Tomorrow night they
will speak at Louisville and will arrive Ia
this city about noon Friday.
The Reception Committee, composed OF
delegates from the different civil and mill
tary organizations which will participate in
the ,,arade, meet at the Gibson House to-
night to make final arrangements for the
Iarade from the Gibson House to the
Music Hall, on Friday evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-18
Welded ' Ove-A True IMCident.
New OrIaana p,oavuna1

INeW orleans Plcayune.I
MAKE the bed easy, Mr.. b." said old
Uncle Abe to the undertaken, who was
preparing the coffin for his aged wife.
make the bed soft and easy, for her old
bones are tender and soft, and hard
bed will hurt them" He forgot for a
momenl-that old, gray-haired man
that she WAS dead; that the old bones
had done aching forever. Sixty-four
years had she walked by his side, true
and loving wife. Sixty-four years! Just
think Of it in this age of d.
vorce. Sixty-four years had they dwelt
under the same sorrows of life; to-
gether mourned over the coffin of their
first born; together rejoiced IN the pros
perity of their sons and daughters, and
now she has left him alone. No wonder
he forgot. Her loving hands had so long
cared for him, for he had been the
feebler of the two. "Until death do
us part" said the marriage service that
had united them so many years ago.
Death had parted them but the love still
survived. Tenderly had he cared for her
all these years, and now tenderly did he
watch the making of the bed of this still
loved wife. He had bravely breasted the
storm of life with her by his side. but
now that she was gone he could not live
and in a few days they laid him by hel
side.