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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-13
Virginia's Next Senator.

General Mahone's election is victory of
the Readjusters in the Virginia Legislature,
he having been unanimously nominated by
them in caucus on the evening of the 18th.
He was born in Southampton, Va, in 1927.
was graduated from the Virginia Military
Institution in lS47, and afterward, until the
outbreak of the war of secession. devoted
himself to civil engineering. He was con-
structor of the Norfolk and Petersburg rail
road. He embarked in the secession move
ment took part in the capture of the Norfolk
Navy Yard in 1861; raised and commanded
the 9TH Virginia Regiment, and was with it in
most of the battles in the Peninsula Campaign.
those of the Rappahannock and those around
Petersburg. He was made both brigadler-
general and major-general in the year 1864.
and atterward commanded a corps in Hills
Division. At the close of the war he returned
to railroad engineering, and became president
of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Line
which afterwards went into the hands of a
receiver. Soon after the close of the war; he
was looked upon as quite conservative, but
recently has been in perfect sympathy with
the Democrats and the recognized leader of
the Reputation party, whose candidate he
was at the last Gnbernatorial Convention
Ne,e York Times.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-13
Wedding Customs.
Tii,eS.

In Sweden Il bride has her pockets filled
with bread. 1t is supposed that every piece she
gives to the poor on her way to church averts
misfortune. In Norway the bride herself
hands round some drinks that all the compa-
ny may drink loEg life to her; the wedding
feast lasts some days and the guests have no
wish to let their moderation be known. In
Liberia it is the custom for the bride to re-
tire from the table before the end of the din
ner and to throw over the bridegroom's
house (?) a hard cake made of coarse flour ::
the higher she throws it, the happier she will
be. In Circassia there are always set upon
the carpet in one of the rooms of Me bride
groom's house vessel of wine and dough :;
and the first thing the bride does on entering
is to kick over the wine and scatter the dough
with her hands about the room. In some
parts of Russia the bride and bridegroom,
during the banquet which always takes place
on the evening of the wedding day, are sepa-
rated by curtain. The parents ofthe couple
exchange rings, and basket OF cheese and
small loaves is blessed by the priest.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-13

If you marry Grace" exclaimed an irate
father to his son, Il will cut you off without
a cent, and you won't Eave SO much as a piece
of pork to boil III the pot "Well," re-
piled the young man, "Grace before meat"
and he Immediately went in search of Il mill
Ster.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

C,rrr,,. -ru1ys-,rl.. p. * .pe,, I}uoE
inst from ti,e rrcss of Eu-abt o. Leonard. %.
his eity. Is a very timely little wors-in-
deed il +. the handle. poIitic.l t.yt-paob
issued this camnai.,n. 1t small. compact,
and readil~ carried in ,he br,as.-a,.l-et. the
statistics Of each state being Given ia q nat
shell as it were. The vote ~ each lar;e for
President in 1872 +. noted. followed by ula-
io-itv and electoral vote. Thea come tI,
Same G.;I-.s as 70 fl., latest election In -ht
state for state officers. next The legislature
and ifaU. :. senator Is 10 be elected far
winter such tlcr Is dufv indicated. The BE-
suls IN each congressional district soy forth
and in foot notes d, digest OF district, Is ciy-
en- which Is. of no litrle interest Ficall.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

,55i.an-S \ Dean.
'r'.ieuv-A. p Hillesas
-, Ber-Charlez SwoPc.
.r..-vallev-A. G. Kimmel.
.,,auah-Isaac loder-
s..rrc R5r.-T. L. Frantz.
.,,r.t-Jacob s Livnsood.
.-..n-inc-A.J }. stoner.
,s--.p-Frad. shaulis.
,....-.,un Bor.-John Duncan.
r.roer-B : Fleck
..,e--A. W. Bowman.
Trreeyfoot-C. ; Younkin.
..-.lslc Bor.-Samuei Foust.
-r..rs,k-J. r. McMiilm.
,,.s-l-R. Il. Dull.
r.e--.yiIle Wallace NcN'lien
,-.,...,,n,sn-s. r. PoorbauGh.
-,..,.-p. r. BrIhaker.
'',.....sbaniug-C. Il. Dirkey-
.n.5a-, Bor.-Samud Lowry.
David Z. Wagner.
--,a-. E5r-D. J. Horner.
...-.r Twp-A. i. pickey.
Nerh-Pcrry Uinbcr5cr.
....u.r,-un-i-rael limerick.
Michael J. snyder.
--,..auu Bor.-Iienry Bowman
....rf--C. w. Hos,ctler.
.-..... Tn-'.evfo5t-Alex. lihocdS-
---.pa Br-.-Jorome Jennings
al, ..,.-.a arr. Bar.-Nichacl Long
JOSIAH kELLEE.
....,- Chairman.
.-..-4rT-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

Tie Garfield and Arth1ua lnb Of Salisbury
and g1khcls, called Irsef;Hg SATURDAY
evening. Sept .u,bee &, is55- The Republic
c..ns Of ssalisb cry lefF town iz wagons and
bue.ies, head, <. ,y the SaiisliE-y- brass bsHd
which IS sccol III TO none IA the county. 1.d
av Prof. sam. Smiths dram corps. Arriving
at ou7 dastina tion an organization was ei-
seo.ed by ele sting the E51ogiHg oiiieefs
Narman Kei u, Chairman Elijah i-iyeil-
good. Jerry ssevaaas, D !. Miller. Vice
Presidents; L > " smith, j.-I- keinl. See
-e.aries after: :ssl,ich o. " Boyer, K T.. ia-
f.oduood ". : Hicks. ot Meyersdale, who
in his clear, ratorical way, addressed tie
meeting. \. ! Potter, Esq, Of Meyers,iale,
then made q. speech, The meeting then
broke up. an rcli pleased, aid al sure that
the gallant sDeral james j. Garfield, VII!
10 the White, Hasisc 20. on tl.e ith Of March
yoT-xs A.fvr.GAS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

4 RENARKABLE REsULT.-lt makes 10 dii-
ference how many physicians, or how much
medicine you have tried, it is now aa cstab-
lished fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satisfac-
ton in severe cases Of Lung Disease 1t Is
true there are vet thousands of person. who
tons, Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma,
Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumo-
mia, Whooping Cough, &c, who nave no
personal knowledge Of Boschee's German
syrup. To such We would sag that 5000
bottles were sold last year withou: ele COM
plaint. Consumptivcs, try iust one bottle.
Regular size - cents. Sold hy al! DRUGGISTS
in America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

The Democrats had mass meeting at
Confluence on las: saturday afternoon. The
Hancock Veteran Association of Somerset
furnished eight mcmbor~ 20 swell the crowd.
We saw a squad Of these vets" on it. way
to the depot. our humorous friend, Abra-
ham Faith was in the lead and in COM
mand we suppose. \ badge resplendent in
gold color and blue adorned his manly
breast, which heavedpatriotieally rs a mem-
bcr of the opposition asked the cause OF
such lavish establishment The remain
der OF the squad consisted Of Charles H..
Fisher Chairman OF the Democratic County
Committee. Eight men from Salisbury and
Mcycrsdale were also in attendance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
SuANKSyILLF. PA.
80.

We are happy TO say Rev. J. il Per>hing,
Of Shauksyiile. was returned for the fourth
year 20 the Somerst Circuit. az the late ses-
sion Of the Allegheny Conference.
We wish Rev. PerShine success and all the
blessing~ Of this life, feeling it wa, wise
choice in rcturning him among the people
he Is 50 Cndcared u.
He breaches his introductory sermon here
the c0ming sabbath
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

"Quoth the Raven, never morer' But he
had no reference to sines' Syrup. of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Hoarhound for il only
needs one trial for people evermore to use
it in cases Of Coughs and Colds and all az
fections Of the Bronchial Tubes. Sold by
all reliable druggists at p aud 50 Gents per
PcttIe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

81 ~ Hilty, the Wcstmoreland county
man who was charged with stealing over Il
hundred head of sheep from the farmers Of
Bell and Washington townships, has been
found guilty on seven counts. lie had bold
" taken the animals, driven them to the
East Liberty stock yard, and sold them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

The :. &. c. r. r. TO. have distributed
telegraph poles along the route from Rock
wood 10 Somerset, and have a force oi hands
at work placing the poles in place The line
viii shortly be in operation. and in due
course Of time will be extended to Johns
f,,t-p
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

BY the law, hunters are prohibited from
killing night hawks, whippourwills, spar
rows, thrusheS, robins, meadow larks, barn
swallows, woodpeckcrs. cedar birds, orioles,
eat birds, blue birds, or any kind Of insec-
tivorous birds, under penalty Of $ for each
bird SO killed Now that the reed bird sea
son Is at hand it bchooyes gunner> to be
careful.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

The members of ;he Garfield and Arthur
club are requested 90 meet in the Court
House NJ 7.G0 o'clock. Saturday evening.
The members of the marching club viii
bring their uniforms, as a torchligh; pro-
ce,sion viii be had a: the close of thc meet
ing. Let every mcmbes bc present.
W. ? KooSEE. WN T. FEE.sE.
Secretary President
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
DRIDGE SALES.

= - rglersiruei Commissioners of S1Tner1et
county will ci % plalig saie % ~ i'wesi iii
hoss biliier oa
TLarsdag, S yts@l1 30, lo5}
AZ o. o-e,cs A. x. on the premises, tls nuiiiias
hi a f.r.e 80 ssst long over V ~ crces. a. FAR
Hope who're the paasic siE.iray crosses a-'A
stream
-Af.Sri--
s,- Frsfav. tlst SEER J. lss9. 80 2o'ecs r- g.. On
~. -.r..srts.s a. tss-keu1i. the nuil-ln- "i O.
britvc 10 tee. larx over Cax's -r-rs- Fhrri tne
e-,n.9mpIate uea r,,it CD tle sa bon efis-rs 'tii
stream
-AIsSo-
On Sarur.lar. October ? lssJ. ~ o.. 9c.cs 3
n On the prctniscs the building ot . nrid-c =
reet long where the Turnpike rom S9merset u
IayansviiIe crosses said stream on lal'is ot j. q
. Ea--,,n in Somerset township
SUIICE--Ihe nasolry Eud suferslT'ic-N1 q.
the above bridges will be offered separateiy anu
toystner. Proposals will also be received - Gay
of sale f,r iron and combination su9ersirnctules'
The Commissioners reserviug the risht OF reject
in.. any or all bids
BY order 0f tho Commissioners.
" N. SCHROCK DENNIS CpbA-
Csetk 3 G.. CRiCHFlELp,
Jonas ICCLISlOCk-
commissioners.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
DIED.

GRADY.-on the 9Th inst, Henry Grady
Of Shankzyille, Pa-, aged 6s years. months
AID % days
Alr. Grady was one Of the oldest and best
citizens Of his town, a model christian and
most excellent man.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
W. H. WELFLEY

Walker-hre there any two tuins, as an
tagoni,,ic a. Garfield and Hancock? Miller
Certainly. rheumatism and Roberts En-
brocatiou Walkcr-W Why? Miller-Because
where the Embrocation is it Is too hot for
rheumatism. Sold l,y all druggists at % and
20 Cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

They said she never tod her love, bul
lct concealment ike worm in the bud feed
on her damask check /" but when they found
Fl was not love, but the remains OF cold
tha. was surely and sadly leading to con
sumption, they prbcured for her bottle OF
Sine> syrup Of Tar. Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound Il is nocilCes To remark that she
recovered sold by al druggists. - Cents
ner KlLtln
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

A TIENuoN, DEAITBs,--robaccosl TobaC
COS Tobaccos, :, We respectfully call YOU
attention to the fact that We have in stock
and offer for sale, by the box or caddy, at
list prices, less freight from the city, l,J0o
pounds Of Tobacco, composed Of Lorillarl's ;,
Climax, Bullion, Army and Ca;awaba Ma
yies, together with Yinco, Horse Shoe,
Horse Head. spun Roll, Fiat Plug and
Twist smoking. Also, a fine selection OF
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
and Cigars.
GQs1u A HrFRITS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

To be- or not to be ? That is ,hequ e-;iou
Whether lis noblc- IN the mind to >.;Icr.
the aches and pains that human flesh is
heir To-. when oyertakou by "a severe congh
OF cold or To- purchase "A bottle Of Sines
syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound,
and by thus opposing, end them. Sold
by an Druggists. > and 80 Cents per Bot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

W. II. koontz, I. J. Koo>cr. 4 J. Scllel
and Sheriff Kyle drove over 10 Ligonier
Wednesday, to attend a Republican meet
ing. The meeting was quite large aud was
addressed by Messrs koontz and Hooser.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

ATTENTION. BEPUBHCSNS.-A grand Re
publican rally and pole raising viii be held
a- Confluence, ON Saturday, October 2d, at /
o'clocl, p. III. Hon. jacob Il. Campbell, OF
JohnStown. and Hon. v. II. koontz. of
Somerset, win b. present and address the
meeting. j.. every voter in the county,
who can, BE- prcsen; and hear the vital j.
sues of the campaign cndidly and fairly
discussed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
.XECUTOR,S NOTICE.

Estate Of Andrew Kunsic ST. lateoi Paint Twp,
Somerset Co. Pa deed.
Letters teStamentary on the above estate having
been granted 20 the undersigned by the proper
authority notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted 70 said estate 70 MAKE immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against the same
will present them daily authenticated FOR settle
lnent on Monday, the 18th day OF Octo ber lSsO.
ANDREW kJNKEL,
Sepi. Executor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

\ new post Office called Burnes, has been
es;ablished.in Stonycreek township, this
county. and L. C. Lambert mas been appoint-
ed postmaster.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

y. d. Walter q co. nave JUS received 81
large stock Of Necl,ties, Scars, Hats, Bonnets,
Ladies' Underwear, Ladies Goats. Dolmans,
shirts. Gents Furnishing Goods. &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
SALE REGISTER.

.-..,l.sr 5th.-Estate Of Susanna hoo.iiL iale
90! Jcaner township, dere-sei
......--. ..+H Estate OF Joseph EmrlcG late OF
' southampton township deoeaseu'
r.- r.,r -Egrate Of Joseph Pile late Ci Milford
township deceased
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

Checriulness, confidence and great activ-
ity i observed among our Republican
brethren since the nomination for Congress
has been made.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

\ marriage was consumed in kittannihg
las, wcel. wherein the age of the contracting
parties differed somewhat. The bride was
about seventy years Of age and the groom
tWcntv-liNe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

Remember if you want to vote for the
next President you must pay State or
county tax before the second day Of October
next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

/ Ayers Pills are the best of all purgatiyes
I FOR family use. They are pleasant safe and
sure and excel all other Pilis IN healing and
curative qualities
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Hoarilound stands At the head Of all prepar-
atoms of Tar Hoarhound. and il need only
one trial to satisfy the most incrciulous
that it win do all that IS claimed Of ii /;
hat .fo- covgts md cS,f' Il las 70 Equal
Sold BY all DRUGGISTS AT . and - Cents per
p,.tfa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

At late hour last "Wednesday night,
Boyd's Drug Store, Cook & Becrits' Grocery,
Dillon's Boot & Shoe store, and the ShcriiTs
office were burglariously entered dand articles
of value taken from each. This IS the fourth
time Boyd's Drug store has been burglaFizea
within the past three months From the
bungling manner in which the entrances
were madeit is very evident that the Jobs
were not done by skilled workmen. The
guilty parties are strongly suspected Of be
ing native and to the manor born and it
is 70 be hoped that they viii he brought 10
Justice
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

Knit Hoods for Ladies anil Children
Kait sacks, Knit Sears, Germantown Wool,
Zephrys. Saxony Wool, Shetland Wool, and
Prusii 5Iohair. inst received in large variety
af MR-. \. T. inns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

We received several communications too
late for this weeks issue but viii publish
them in our next
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

Ex-ShcriT Shafer met with quite apainful
accident to-day. He was at Jones planning
mill. saving strips, when his thumb was
caught in the circular saw and nearly scy-
cred from the hand.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

.-.-lr-.-.,---'-.a----.s-''--E
rgr drugs d. Boyd's.
f,-s l-l-. and low prices at G. y. Boyds'
..........,.-ic,.lturul fairs will soon be DE
-.tr.i-. .rtat naruilseS VIII bc pjcn-
,... CID.
..,.z ofIalic,' Underwear, at
NIEs. A. +. tHL'.
al. syyura * Cos.
,-... rr,p5u,,a.,. inst received at
Mrs. A. p. Uul~'.
,,-..,,.l Cd, ,l,,.c VIII, br,- drugs at
80, ..-.
5.
Mn. r Inns
,.,:.. .,.;t;,... ,t
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.-..,.... ,,..,.. .,,,5
...' .''' =. ~. ,,.I,...',,.' r,
'.'..N'.'' ''' '' " ''''" 80
'''..T ''''', '.',,- -, -
GEMS '' "'''' '''''
Daf' Nr~. A. i. MS for the '"e1.'.''
i-Iie>'- Coats, polmansan" SHIRTS
-Iy Fail Stock of Goods will be complete
-It, week. Mrs. \. +. HL-
Wsg7rp-AtJ.B.s %. Snyder a Coz. Chest
Tho ls,rc-t and finest l3r a. Carpet, can
,.~e.u atJ.B. snyder d Co.'S store.
..oJ p,a,s H. buy any thing you want.
go
j. b, SNYDER q Cos
copies of the HERALD can he obtained al
,a. News Dslo; of Chas II. FishorS Go.
Flr your Carpets and Oh Clo,h~ Of al
widths ,1l,r~ and prices, go 60
J. b. SNYDER N Cos.
Twin receive 81 handsome assortment Of
Ribbons aud Dre-> Trimmings this week.
Mas. \. L. I'm
NhErp.--onc three or four horse team E"
l.a. logs Apply. az lockwood. Pa, TO
WoLF MEYER a Co.
...r--l c,rpr-s.l C,Errrs .!,-Bru--cl,
ir--in Carpets @. !. =. Snyder d Cos
..rsre.
q .-r line of Gents Furnishing Good.
.. hand afN. D. Waiter tl cos. No.G Nam
HI Block.
Er.. r..e.y.,l. a large stock o! new goods,
y. y. WALrrG * COS. .
T.-yuae attending the New York Cir
- should buy their drugs ofC. y. Boyd
a ,a,e money.
r.- ,f.,r-r,-. and Gents Furnishing
a.l..-o:o
Nd. WALTER &Co's.
a f.-r. Do. .f new carpe;s Of different
.r..- and ..,,,ii+i.s inst received at J. b ,
>.--.-. d.. ,,,-- .t.-s
r..f -...;,.... l,r,a ,-..,, of Is,liae Dol /
mans c.a-. and skirt -b;. vee,z
AIrs e. Url.
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p Sxvprp & c.,.
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.-.
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~, .' .-..., y, l'--.''''' ''-','' ,'" ''" ''
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N'sIEn-2' 600 ties, % he delivered on
''''''' b" '''''''
..-'N'' f'''> P''"'
'AAhN lA@'''1,
7'''''''S''' ! '''
Always "G Land-thc celebrated Golden
l...e. Flour, made at Springfield, O. Best
.a market. A fun line of Family Groceries /.
.at Grain. ehcap for cash.
'S''i' n >''-''-''
Ii1'rHf >EEp.-farmers attending Court
.-- please notice THAI We viii have IN sock
.'a offer for sale, choice Western Timothy
''.i ai 81 per mis1ei oi - pounds
Cook BEflsr'.
3 B SNYDER d GO. have Just received a
--e stock of Brussels and Ingram Carpets
sll.lr,,iug many different styles and pat
'er, al Of which viii be sold al short pro-
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The Dea.osc. says the eleven siowmen
committed the ouGaee. IN this it differs
nom the opinion OF the court and the YER
diet Of The jury. People generally agree
with jury ye-siicts in plain eases.
Like the Texas judge our ncighbor CON
denlns On their looks, the Door devils who
was 50 shockinsIy outraged by "Umcie
AlecS. An attorney wbo defended some
of the more respectable of the number in
forms rs that they looked like cut-droais
andtliiaves, and as though they would COM
r.iit any crime in the calendar" If this at
torncy was Y. Hay, Esq, we have nothing
further to say on the point He is a judge
o. -iooks7
Instead of being earnestly solicited 90 ac-
company the outraged girl and her faith
or 20 (ircensbu7E TO Sss,s. ~ tlia prosecution
General Cofroti, gained great credit abroad
1v Qu,yo;icaly volunteering to defend 'in-
ilral Innocence. Zoe pittsburgh papers
sounded his praise. but at home the seEsa-
tom made at the announcement that lle
oaso.l the sh0wmels' trail was not profound
Here veal know thes springs which move the
General to action. The truth about the
matte. IS .h-s: General cearath DID not
succeed in lis cudeayor to blackma.i TIC
circus l,ropric-ors 600 was shc sum de-
mandell. and failing in th., for revenge,
lie managed to ot5eat ,heir iaancialruia and
tic-iiuprsonment OF nearly all their em-
plcvoes. In doing this mean acs sat the ex-
uease or his fcllou-citizoas) he las bur ad-
ded another to a list Of performance that
would have doomed any other Han so
forever consignment among the defeated
and distracted cohorts.
Afer the examination a5 Grceusbtus,
when he discovered that the Iiuri,ct girl was
unchaste and uutru,hiul; when he mus;
have known that her father, the prosecutor,
was a man OF bad character; when he was
.,ld bv ex-senator Cowan and other good
LAWYERS ,lat the proceedings against the
shovlncn were farcical and would only end
in costs; instead of assisting 90 quasa tHc
ease. with bulldog ;euacity and careless Of
consequence. he declared tina, he would
send the last man Of them to the pcniJeH-
ta.rv." and actually forced The absurd trial
up5a The people Of Someres county. Why
should lie not be held % aa,51niah'iiJy for
ilis unwauauteI coarsc?
ia reply 20 the >.atemen- tha- General
caru.h viii pg~ ony ci-izel waoiaais him
-caae-rieyelAis share ti,o laEa,iou caused
av .he ii-z-.is o. the rape elzc, 've would
.Iee 1s a grpier uJia ot Haa'u- .-in2'
1i-h tal DE honoraoie gcroeiuaa ia. over
ia53 She county treasury the sum o. 5lof3.
50. or which /. as been deprived ag bis ev-
a.diy auI ree.lI s.ne.s. Iit.is is i1.,, ,At
a--um=I viii re closed.
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! The Garfield and Arthur club of Roxbury
I held meeting. Tuesday night, which was
addressed by Prof y 3. Critchfield, of Ber-
] lin
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And now IT is in order 20 reorganize the
literary soeie.ies FOR the lall aad winter cam
paign.