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Music They had been To the oPers
honse and heard the fines. music b. the
leading talent. They vent home to hear
he Baby. Wild solo until il was quiste,i
With q dose oi Dr. Bull. Baby Syrup,
xbich At once removed the hstulence.
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SIXTH DisPATCH-
JEFFERSON CITY. No., 4:45 r. n.
sps--'si to- ii,- RAxoo.
Tie convention has .djourn-d until
hslf-past seven this evening, to await the
report oi the committee on credea,iisls.
There - big fight there.
The Crilienden delegates, of Cole coun'
~, we're admitted hy . vote al nine ia
four.
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0GOOCuISSOS - 1uVDOot0t
Of consumption. Il chz' ac,srised by
catarrh Ut inh smmstIon oil the NIL
Gus membrane 81 the air Passages
with cough and expsetoration.
short breath, hoarsene-s. pain. in
the chest. For all bronchial alec
'ions, core throat, aPhoni. or los
Of voice, coughs. ~DR >wASSEs
COMPOUND SYRUP ~ WILD
CHERRY, II. ~eIi-known curative.
Price = cents, ."d 81 i-''ie. or
.ix bottles -. The large .ize IL
the m,~i economical. Prepared
only by Dc. S~syn- n son. Pnils-
delphis. Srld by all prominent
druggists. An ~cssiossl ,io-e al
Swsyne'. Pills should be taken To
seep the bowels free: They are
excellent fer torpid liver and bill
ion. complaints.
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ironSeli-AiIn>c
~ Mental AbN
iety, Loss -;
Memory, Pain
IN Back or Side,
and Diseases
that lea.ito ton
SUMPTION, In
sanity abb ~
early grave. Thu
N0l
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SECOND DAY.
FlRsT DlSPATH.

Spec 81 Dispatch 10 the Hss""-
JEFEER-oS CITY, Mo-, July -.
NIGHT -E>IoN
Tie convention met Q, .:::.0 r. ~. July
81, 1850
A mrjoritv r.r"r, of the committee Un
cr-dent:,b ws- read, and Il was m"sed
that il he -adopi-i-
minority report wss read, which de-
INJURED to the majority reiors - regarded
tine admission of the Cole county and La
f~yetie counsy coniesting delegates.
A resolution vas offered,
LIMITING THE DEBATE
to thirty minutes for each side
The yess and nsys we're called for:
leas..--- SsU
The resolution was adopted. and Mr..
Beich, for the contestants, sddreeed the
convention Cor twenty minntes.
Marshall Arnold, Of Scott, chairman Of
the committee on credentials, then
SPOKE n srrrosT
Of The msjority report. He wss followed
BY Gen. Ewing in . speech Of 6fteen min
u,ea. also in support Of the msj 'rr,y rspor,.
J. +. B-!cb, for the minority, was allow
e5 ten minutes to reply.
Tie roll Was called on the adoption 81
the minority report:
lees----..- liz
Nsys ....-..- ...-o1
! The majority reprt, On motive, ~as ihen
adopted.
The yeas a. above mainly represented
tho consolidated streng,h Of Msrmaduke
and Hocksdsy, while the nays Desr!y
showed the Criiirn'i.n strensih in the cor'
seniion.
il Vas = test vote, and Vas loudly sp
plAu,ied by the Critlenden delegates.
LAFAYETTE CoUSry CONTEXT.
Aiex. Grave, OF L=x,agton, spoke in
favor Of the conlesting delegates
Y. Kyl~nd, Of lexington, replied. ant
j ID. ShesAtrr replied.
The roll Of couniie. vas called tor AM
, resulted n ioiiows:
lcas -...--. -----. TO-
Nsys...--... ----.--.-.-.-. ~ d.
The nomination to .d.p, the ,nioosii.
re;ort w.- lo-l.
A motion w.s msde to adopt the ms
iority report. which was carried, ami
great sppiau-e.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The r-lort ii the committee on pesMs
nent Organization wss then read.
For perm. aren't president. william r
: Hall. and one vice-presi,ien; from esc
" congressional district.
A rule .ss adopted siih the stove .,
pori. that stser the 9Th ballot the csni
date rewriting the lsasi number Of soi'
he dropped, until nomination vaa mad
mon WILLARD p. HALL
IA. conducted IA the chair By . com0i
tee and introduced 10 The convention
; tifieen minuie- To eleven p. m.
!. Goserncr HALL thanked the conveniiG
>, for the honor s,'aierrsd nPoa him. AID
o! the cour.e Of his remarks he soot occaAiu
!" to ailud-. in . complimentary Wv. 70 Il
platform adopted ii c neisnaii. and 70 n
A. tiurse the national nominees Of the desn
Ne cratic party.
n. The cou,usiiiee %
in PLATroRN
'' reported - follows:
l.. Re.otrcd, By the democratic party
- Missouri, 10 coeveuiiOn .seobled:
EN-Chat ne .ccsps sod eodoeos d
principles s0bodied 10 the plstios0 adns
Cd b the national deUorrsiie pesty
~ Cioeisnssi, IN Juss, 1850.
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Had Hfe Pocket Picked

Charles Rockhill. of Oregon, Holt coun.
~. IL the laal man who CLAIMS to have
been robt,.si. He wss in the city lssl
might, having got cff Of the east bound
passenger, and reported that hi- pocket
hook. containing between $50 and $40. had
heen lifted between X .nsss City and Soda
lis. He had iu his vest packet, however
a roll of Sill, and this the thieves failed Il
secure, 40 ne was enabled to resume hi
Journey. He "a. going 10 Washington
No.. 10 visit brother Had he been duly
~ober. the chances are that he would moi
have lost his wealth
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Death of the Evening News.


The .Nsvs ri Lac, evening gave notice that
with thu, issue il would cease to exist. i,
lasted ~ a republican organ much longer
then the reoplr supposed it wouia. u
diesl through M fault ii its late pGbprie-
tors. Mes-rs. PArmeIlre II Beach, but he
cause there Va. n,, field for such an enter.
prise. 'ri- -aid the paper never paid e1.
psnse., and ~ the lookout ior the future
wss no, -ucb ~ io fer great amount of en-
enlargement, il was deemed beat to cease
its publication.
During it, brief existence j; treated its
coiemp.rsriv> with uniform, courtesy. AMI
the BsZ.o has Ho hesitation in saving that
no ore viii r, jpice a, it, demise.
lie Ia no longer an idle dream or boast
ing to affirm tina, Fellows Hypophosphite..
wherein are united natures forcer. will
strengthen man anil make his life not ouly
en'iursble, but sparkling With rude and
ioyous health this then We recommend
when vitality ia on the wane. or when the
org sni-n, becomes snfeebled.
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SOIp RY ALL DRUGGISTS

tn NERVOUS St'FFERERS-THE GREAT EC-
HuPElN RENEpY-pH. T. r. SIMPSONS
SPEtIFk MEDICINE.
., = positive cure for SISrn,atorrhea. seminal
IA I..,naf.u.v and all .tI-eass = resulting
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EXCITEMENT.

EXCITEMENT.
BEFORE the vote vss announced, the CON-
veuiion, 9th one accond. came 10 it, feet +,
shouting, throwing hats, fans and other
light articles into the air. The
scene that i"lloweA heyssrs de.criP-
iion. Il Gas long sni con,iouei ap-
plsu.r. Dei-ga,sr endezsorrd to get the
attention OF the chair, hut their voices we're
drovoei in the, onlbur.ts 81 eo,hu-i.sm al
Cristendens friend.
The vote va finally announced by the
chair, When il vss the signal ior another
ronnd OF appIsu.e. which lasted msny min
uies.
MAKING IT UNANIMOUS.
When il ~. puss,hle to i'e heard, Hon.
Grahao Fro-'. Of 81. Lcni.. Lsounied .
chair aeA moved, in behalf III the 81. lou,s
d~less,ion. ,h.' Cri,iendens nomination
be made unaaimcus, which wss carried
aoid great appl.uss aud euihusis.a,.
cRirrKSDEN's SPEECH
A committee as sent Tor Col. Critten-
den 10 inform him OF his nomination and
ssk bis prr.ens,e in the halt. A. inst mid
night Col. Cri,,eo,ien came walking mp the
assie, escorted BY the com~i,'ee.
He thanked the convention Tor the die
iinsuished hcn"r conIerred upon him. and
then went on and gave a .host bat enthu-
sia.tic talk in reg.ri To the fuiur~ vi the de-
mocrscv in the s,s,e and the nstior, after
which General H"cksd.y and General
Mar@aduke appeared and thanked their
friends for their ardent support s,d bowed
theuseIves down and away in ~ graceful
. manner ~ possible.
[. IN motion the convention adjourned "a
meet ihi. morning Al nine O'Clock.
SECOND pisPAr,n.
! JEFFERSON CITY. July - Hes y. m.
Special 10 che haxoo.
! The Convention a ct at nine o'clock o
, sdiourned E.er,b,ds VS. in . xoo,l
humor and t~ying plans to nvo,ir., lhei,
| izsorites.
/. e.. +. Pe~r., III Ws.r~n'on, and X a
Campbell. of s., L,ui-, verr pu, in aomi
nation Tor Ii, u'ensnt-govesnor. Hon.
r. johnson. in .econding 'he nomination
Of Peer. alluded e. him 4. set,ir his edu
cation at the printer. cs.e. which "a
loudly aPplausied-
Pe.tia voted ~ Se.s four ior Prs.s M,
two for Campbell. B~fofe the w.. ~
snnoanced Petit changed It'd vo,sj -oli
for Ptesp. This vas the signal for stan
peds. and charges came FROM various per,
Of the state for both Pesrs and Csmp5el
until il vac hard to tell vho "a. nomina,
ed, when PEER ,me f,rss nl. amid dealer
ING applause, end moved that Campbell
nominsiion he made unsnimons. Carrie,
THIRD DkPArCH.
JkFFGRoN CITY. No.. July -
: >r--isi tn tire BAX.o.
Alexander Martir, "f 81 L,ui-; X. I
: Ray. Of C.rn'II: w''IiasA Carter. Of S
}. Frsncoi'; q. ID. rsurRe-., Of Linn, ~
Judge N.P'on sese piaced in nomina,,s
fvr mp re,s judge
The first b.lios se.ul,esl ~ follows:
Msrtsn..--.-- --.---..- $3.50. u
IVY ....... ....-... ..-.......
Sesssr .....- ---..--- --....... ....
oo~ $1,000 -----..-.
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FIFTH DISPATCH.

FIFTH Bf~PATCH.
JEfFEs-cN CITY, Mo-. -. Ais =. m.
S,.c,sl ih-rs'-.i :" tic Bsso..
William T. HILL vii t~ The l-rmsrent
Chairman Of The convention. H ia Crit.
ien.ien man.
There il q possibility that M name hut
Cri,ienden'. will be presented to The con-
veniiun.
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~ May vcrsesess ssheSt: saay - home c"ssy
vkorllf - X1As.o rms 4 60. Auxussa. Maine
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There il no elass of the nations noble
men mere abused than ye candidate for Of
ice. lie - the butt for the lOw, Coarse
pike - sell ~ tor tine more refined wit oi
ths, moral.
Bat il made ~ difference To the csn.ii
date; through, thick aud thin he il the
same smiling, genial soui, with hearty
grip anil a p'~a.sn, "How lie doc" Tor oil
high and low, white, black. red aud gel
low, male aud female, young and old. lts
all the same To him IL they vote OF can in
huence one. The candidate at home may
he ~ ill-nxtnred o. q besr with sore heed.
but when On the road he j. a. affAble AMI
polite o. . Chesterfield.
lie il never Discouraged, hut feels o.
though his chances are the heat and that
his country IL solid ior him. Everybody
tells hun that he IL goisg To get there, and
the con6iing soul thinks 81 too. and ihi.
ssep- him i'm good humor. A candidate
On his ear J. seldom witnessed.
lie goc@ "n in this sweet dream Of b.iss
1n,ii alter the convention: or election, ard
then nine chsnce- ont Of ten tinsis himself
:-f,. lie reiurn- home, s,nr aud u,pros.
mi 6,mIv convinced that the Sverag,'
american v,ter j. To-t wo derful so.i
he ,r,le-s liar.
Let u. Nv kinl To the candidate nos; he
will have enough oi sorroW gnaSing NJ hi
liver in lev day. longer.
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t.s-' NTH q III. Z

The ss.t~ srinS v-Ss cor. gee r1r,t~
nsent f|I"s~st Dc ir.~s,.- if"m -
Loui. 81. ns.ni.j that 'h~ eel ~ rs.l.-,s
again. ~ y m,a,s~ h-d h~rn m,i-. rh-
csnvrnisua 49, . .c~s~ .,s ih'vrss mr. III
In Q mcn,xni '~o hu'dod ns-n s.-p~ ,c
their lev. sa.'T,nv ih-n,-~iv-- h".i--. en-
deasOrir: e. t. r-r..-r - ~ ii- cn.if
when tin 81. ,,r .,-i-t-,. ~. all ,rai vote tp
be cs.les'. s,d ? ,h-re ~,s ,nv n;-, -. IT..
delex .,ion could cosrsc, the cisrs NJ
mistake was found. P-~rs voted: M,r,in.
iour; Rev, ,wo.
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Many Of our s"uag marrie'! l.eopis
don't know what Q blessing DR.. Bnll'- BABY
Syrupis until the youngs,er is able TO yell"
by the hour.
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A CARD

To al Who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretion. Of youth, nervous weak
nea~, e.rley decay, loss Of manhood. DC, !
will send a receipt that will cure you. FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
,nvered by a missionary in South America.
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev.
r. Inman. Station d. New York City.
An Anecdote of Davy Crockett.
~. 8. H." writing from the ''Old
Stone Fort" at Nacogdoches, Tex.
relates circumstance which transpired
there in 1886, between the late Colo
mel j. :. Forbes and Davy Crockett,
then a fresh recruit to the canse OF
Texan independence. Colonel Forbes.
who was Sam Houstons Commissary
General at the battle Of San Jacinto.
was in a room in the ''Old Stone
Fort" when Colonel Davy Crockett
an his way to the Alamo. called te
take the oath of allegiance. Forbe'
was Commissioner Alcade and recruit
ing nffic-r. and 10 him appeared Crock
EFT. c,onskin cap AMI all. He s'""'
up, holding in his left hand Betsy.
his gun, his hand raised 10 Heaven
When Forbes. reading the oath. cam'
20 where it said. Il will support sn!
Government that may be framed b.
the people" etc. Crockett, indignant,
objected. and takiag the blank "a'
inserted republican after amy. I
make it read and mean that he won!
support "any republican Government
that might be formed hereafter by I'll
Texans, but note other. lie the
picked up Betsy" and went an
died with Travis and. Bowie at Alsm,
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The mo-, troublesome ani dangerous
eject. sometimes arise from the slighte>t
cause, and often the Bibys serious sick
"ess could he prevented BY promptly using
DR.. Bulls Baby syrup at the b~sinsinx.
Price ONLY % cents . bottle.
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srsspSD DISPATCH.

>pe-iai B-I.a''i, {" the BsI'-.-
JEFFERSON City. No, July ~. p. q
Chsirmss John ODay c.llrd the demo
cratic .,x,e convention To order NJ II
O'Clock n day. when Rev. q. W. Barrett
offered prayer, after which Mr.. ODsy
briefly addressed the convention, and in
troduce,i Hon L. r Johnson, OF St Louis
.. Temporary chairman. who thanked the
convention and delivered timely addrrs'.
Maj J. u. Towies sas made secretary, snd
after appointing the usual committees. the
convention sdj 'urned nnti! : o'clock.
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Sll2.%ss

~" Prizc-, Sll2,<W
Whole tickct. q, Half ticket. 81.
- tickets. &D. 81 tickets. eloO.
Remit nv po-tofhce money order, registered
letter, hank draft or express
To insure against mistakes or delays, cores
pon.tent~ will please write their names and plare
1T Residence plainly. giving postofice box or
street. and town, county and state.
All communications connected with the di>tri-
button and orders for tickets should be addressed
to X ". BDARDMAN, Courier Journal Build
ing. Louisville. Nv. NJ ant g.s RroaG.~sy
New York.
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MAJ ION ..............
hnsee-e .-....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~.
Al the c'.Mcigsson III the thIri b,.L,,,
the "'"sen'i"n sss q" = -s~mJs.~. C"un,v
after euu"ty cts.r~'' It's vote H. such ="
s1,~n, tbs, i, w. im,o-s,i,,. tn tell W..
bs,i . %, I,'v. - ~, b., Il.
-Att~s .t..xs w,s I,-r.r-i th- 81. ~
or,i.r~,i the t,..i r.iIs.i .. "a. lit us,
csnsiI.isis- ~~i- ~.h,lrssH be- D. AMI
Martin
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p rpTH DISPATCH.

p rpTH DISPATCH
-p.s-is. is>Fs.n ;"-sne issI"".
JEFFERscN C'ry, NJ, Juiv -. s:@5 o. n.
four O'Clock. Col. Pn,liI~ j. nov addIe-s.
ing the convention. deliver ny ore of HE
ma.tesiv efforts. Nothing n~~ firm the
comm. tee an creien,isis.
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@22nd=
POPLAR MONTHLY DRAWING: VF THE
Commonwealth Distributions Company,
rNS'ArIEy- THEATRE,
In the CITY OF Louisville. on
SATURDAY. JULY 3lst. 1850.

These draw ings. authorized nv the legislature
and sustained hy alt the courts of Kentucky, &C.
cording To contract made with :he owners Of the
Frankfort grant, viii occur regularly on the last
day Of every month, sundays and Fridays en-
cepted. for the period ut hve years, terminating
on June ~. 1885,.
The CnIcsi states Circuit court on March 81
rendcre.s the following decisions:
l>t-rhat the Commonwealth Distribution
Company ~ legal
sd-it> drawings are iair.
The management cali attention to- the liberal
-chemc Hhich has met With such popular fa' or
heretofore, and whsch will sgain he presented
f,, The
JULY WING.
Prize. .GS,WVI lS Prizes $780,. Sl0O 0O
Z Prize Io.1" 40 Prizes So. l00oU
I Prize ....-...:.. 5,tsD eOV Prizes No.. u OH
~ Prize- Ss. lO,sH
Prizes &ss' each, srpr" xinston prize. ,7W
Prices .,p .-- $40
Prizes lss - $500. 81,
M Az
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THIRD DISPATCH.

Special 10 the BAEoo.
JEFFERSON CITY. July 81. $50 p. m.
The Convention re.conseDed at two
o'clocs. Tie committee on credentials
vac NOT ready to report. Ii wiIl Re several
hours before the. sill be. The commitiee
10 nos hearing the Cole county eon'es'.
Charley yoi,naor, of 81. Louis. will prui'-
ablv he permanrn; chairman. The chsncra
for Critienden's nomination are getting
brighter h"nrlv. while Nrsira;h will ~
the worst i.sAian man IN the >.p'e.
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WHAT aBprr JESSE
About THIS TINE

m article which appeared in an evening
paper las, night vac read ny Mrs Sso,nels.
She denounced the statement credited TO
! SHEPHERD, where ne il made TO say that
Frank James Vas living about his mothers
house; that they had lately met, and ihst
Mr.. Samueis' pre~ence in the city ye-ter-
dav indicated something unusunl.
She aid il she could ere Shepherd aga IA
he would deny this, and later in the
day the two net 1t the union detnt aud
Shepherd did deny having said anything O!
the sort. A 7isss reporter vss present a
the interview, and as Shepherd moved
away the old lady followed him with ihess
words
Il didn't believe you did. but. sir. gel
apend nv last tent on earth TO hsse you
killed when know for sure you kille<
Jesse"
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THIRD DMPATcH.
JkFFERSN CITY. No.. July 3D.
>rr-Isi tn tire BA3vo.
Alexander Mariir, Il 50. L,ui-; X. D..
Ray. Of Csrn'Il: w'IIisA Carter. Of 81.
Frsocoi'; q. ID. rsurRe-., o! Linn, s'd
Judge N.p'on were pIaced in nomination
fvr mp ress judge
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reported - follows:
Reaoircd, By the democratic party VI
Missouri, 10 convention aneobIed:
FirH-Thst ne accept sod eedosss the
principles sobodsed 10 the platioso sdops.
Cd b The national de0orrsiie perts q
Ciseisnssi, In Juss. 1850.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

The Republican stumpers and their pa
psrs throughous shs State last fall set up .
terrible howl about the corruption in the
State Institutions. Governor Foster would
s,uDd shs key nots and the whole party
would jo In. Every body knows that
these institutions, or nearly all Of them
were not properly managed, and that Gov.
Bishop lacked judgment in making his
appoinsmsnts. The Repu blicans took ad-
vantage Of che mistakes Of the Democratic
Governor and swept the State. People be-
lisved what the Republican leaders said.
and voted that ticket. Foster was elected
and the Lssipla sure passed the ,eorganiza-
ton. bill. He made his appoin tmsnss,
which are not equal to those made BY
Bishop, and they retain lot Of the same
officials In the same places and In the same
Institutions. thst were % badly misman.
aged. This goes 70 show that the Repub-
lican party cared nothing for the inssitu.
tions. but that they did it to deceive the
voters. When they come around again
they will Try the same game over, but the
game can NOT b. played 20 SUCCESSFULLY the
second time. The voters who pulled %
true and voted the Rspublican ticket in
order to place the benevolent institutions
in safe hands have seen their mistake, and
will not lie led as,ray by the promises Of
Foster 4 Co. again.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

For the bens6s of all suf1erers, be good
enough to bring the wonderful effect of ST.
Jacobs Oil before the public. For twelve
long years my wife suffered with Neural.
gia in the head, anc often had the most
terrible palma A few weeks ago bought
. bottle Of that wonderful remsdy-St. ia
cobs Oil-and am perfectly sstonished at
its marvellous effect, half . bottle thor.
oughly cured my wife. gladly would
have paid any physician 6fty dollars If he
could have done the same; therefore wish
that every body may learn 10 value this
true medicine. CARIsrIAN HAM.
youngstown, Ohio
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

CHINA. WEDDING.-At Mr.. Thomas
Skinns''s, in Clayton township. on the 26th
inst. A large circle Of kindred and &C.
qua intances mingled their congratulations
and called to remembrancs former days.
The Minister who had solemnized the nuI-
tials twenty years sgo was assured that the
vows assumed were gladly kept, and should
another .cors or more of years be added
they would cheerfully continue their mu-
tui pledges. After partaking Of boun-
teous repass and joining in religious wor-
ship al parted under the endearing ties
of cherished friendship.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

The Directors Of the Athens Insane
Asylum meet to-day, and will reorganize
tina, Institution. The Republicans ofthis
county ars using their influence for DR.. J
d. Axline, ofShawnee, for position. No
better appointment could be made, as he il
one of the leading men Of his profession
We would be sorry to loose 20 useful and
worthy . citizen, but since he has per.
mitted his name to 20 before the Board
and for the future welfare of the Institu
tion. Perry county wishes his appoint.
msnt.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

John Hays Credit P. o., say" "His shoul'
eers were so lame for nine mouths that he
could not raise his hand to his head; but
by the use Of DIR. Thomas Electric Oil the
pain and lameness disappeared, and al
though three months has elapsed. he has
not lad an attack since"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

Michael Dittoe returned to his old home
last Friday. He has been battling in the
principal cities of the United States fo-
the past twenty Eve years as an architect
and builder, and leaves the field victori-
ou'; having built up 9 reputation second
to none in this country. His efforts in a
6nanaucial view are all can he wished. He
has come to stay. and all are glad TO vel
come him back 10 old Somerset. one Of the
most healthy place. on Gods foo, stool.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

Lost.-A small gold locket with picture
of lady and gentleman, between the resi-
dences Of T. p. Skinner and Henry May
Had neck chain attached. The finder will
oblige Anna skinner by leaving IL al
Roberts Drug Store.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

The Council should take steps toward
probiting cattle from running at large. 1t
is an outrage that people should be COM
PEELED to submit to the destruction OF
their property in order to accommodate a
few who allow their cattle to run st large.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

The Republicans who did the field la
bor for calico Charlie" last fall are left
out in the cold. Foster believes in rewnr-
ding his enemies. Better tend to business
and ler the Intelligent Republicans" car
nv on their own campaign.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

George Stafford is going il alone. He is
selling every thing in his line ai prices SO
low that it assonisbes every body. It is
claimed shat he is selling goods below the
Wholesale prices and that he can not re-
place them for the same money he is SELL
ing them. That makes no difference to the
buyer, who wants to buy ~ cheap as he
can. Give the Boss . call.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-29

Subscribe for The Press until after the
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