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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

I Nh. EDIroE; The Democrat of last week
contained communication from this place
She writer Of which evidently "has it bad, -
very. He feels kind o miserable loike,
and 'all over in spots" Some ofus think
It was occssioned bv eating too many grsen
applcs others attribute it to the recent
pcll of warm weather Bu. whatever
/ the cause. We arr very sorry for hini-in fact
lac has the sympathies of the entire com
munity. We would advise a large dose, oc-
casionally, of cold water, right out of the
bottom of the well A bread and milk
poultice, with u pinch of salt in it. on the
end of his nose changed every few minutes,
would do him good And if he will only
have the top of his head shaved very close
and wear pounded ice, wrapped in cab
bage leaf, in his hat, would, provided he
carries his brains, the little he has. in his
head which is extremely doubtful, be bene-
/ fetal. We are disposed 10 do anything we
can for him, except disband the Garfield
Club, and We really cannot think Of that.
It Is entire too big thing and in too
/ ilourishing conditions not surpassed by
any club in the county, by any club in any
town. of the same size, in the state, either in
material, organization, appearance or enthu-
sias u. II has a very fine flag, splendid
mar ial band, most efficient officers, and
about one hundred menbers--aH rotcrs--of
whom fifty OF sixty turn out promptly for
drill, every Saturday evening, in full uni
form, with torches etc, etc. And verify
verify, everything i lovely, and the goose
hangs high.
Now, on the other hand. look at the
Hancock Business Club" At its initial
meeting, the one referred to in the school
house, last Friday night a-week, when Off
GERS were elected, present-just think of it
eight At the second meeting, last Fri
day night, about a bakers dozen" Be
hold how great smoke 4 little fire kin
dleth." They intend to raise a pole here
next Saturday afternoon, and will doubtless
have ''divil Of Il time. There will be Of
/ course any amount of enthusiasm but
/ the most of it will be of the kind that not
only looscneth the tongue but entangleth
the legs. Invitations, commands. entreat-
les have been sent out all over the country
to the mountain fasnesses of Addison,
and the hill-tops of her twin-sister, Henry
Clay, 10 Egypt, Marcieysburg, Hexeberger,
Bullskin. and other 'strongholds of the
| Democracy y''-and the faithful viii come,
of course They will raise the pole and
plant it deep and well, they will gladly
rally round the flag" they will loudly
cheer the very distinguished speakers 1t
ceteca But it will amount to nothing, cx-
4 cept "A good day for the unterriied - and
4 profitable day for our two staunchly Re
publican landlords, seiah.
c. 4 \. CLUBEI>r
CoYFLUENcE, Pa, sept. g, 1850.
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SALrsByEY, sept 1. ls8c

>ALISB SByEY, sept /. lcot.
A sad and fctal accident occurred Thurs
day morning in which Charles Williams. q
highly respected citizen Of MeyerS,lale lost
hi, life. Mr. Williams was an employee Of
the Cumberland and Elklick mines and was
standing on the railroad al thd switch Of the
shaw and Chamberlain mines with several
other gentlemen when the Meyersdale train
approached the switch. Il j. said that when
the train wcs approaching the switch. the
conductor blew his whistle and the party
thinking the train was going right through,
stepped back on the sideling The train
rushed on At full speed. \ short distance
below the junction of the Sideling with the
main track the train men detached the rear
car. OF course ali hands had their cyes on
the engine A. she dashed by. This detached
car by changing the switch-bsl after the
engine passed run on the sideling by It's own
momentum and done the bloody work
which cast a gloom over the entire commu-
nitv. Several OF tie crowd that was with
MIR. Williams on the sideling. seen the ear
coming on the switch. yelled to him, but in
the confusion incideuT to the train passing,
was unable to get him Off the track He
was terribly mangied, one leg being nearly
severed from the body. He was immedi-
stelv removed To MS home in Meyersiale
where be died one hour after being placed
under tie doctors care. Everything known
to the surgeons skill was used by the emil
ncnt surgeons in attendance for his relief,
but proved Of no avail. He leaves an inter
osting family. His funeral III Meyers'lale
on Friday was the largest ever seen in the
south of the county, being attended by
the Meyersdale Lodge 554. 4 +. * \. N.
tof which he was Tyler , Dale Lodge, No
SO. !. O. r. tof which lac was Vice Grand
and Knights OF Labor from all the different
mines about ElklicS and summit. No IN
auesi was held The funeral services were
condu1ted by Rev. DIR. Long Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Of Ne .gersdale.
The symrathies of the community are
with the bereayed family.
PICKET.
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CovEr PRocEEnINcs.-
W II. WelGcy vs.. Emanuel Stailer and
John W Ringler Sums. trespass q. G. f.
Jury returned a verdict in favor Of plaintiff
for the sum OF SIS %. Motion for new trial
fled
George Johnson vs.. Emanuel Atchison
and Jacob Evil tcpleyin for two COWS.
Jury returned verdict for the defendants
Humbirt q Long " The Savage Fire
Brick Company Appeal by defendants.
Defendants in open Court confess judgment
for S95 81.
Susquehanna Mutual Fire. Insurance co.
vs.. Josiah swank Appeal by plaintiff. Jury
returned 4 verdict for defendant Motion
for new trial filed
Same vs. }. II. Walter and Eliza 4 Flick,
two cases.. Appeal by plaintiff. Jury re-
turned special yerdicts. Motion for new
trial filed.
James NJ Marshall v. David Hinebaugh,
tfour cases.. d. :. i. BY agreement of
counsel these four cases were continued to
be referred To three arbitators, whose award
is to be final
All other eases on the list were either set
tied, continued or discontinued
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b. virtue OF an alias order Of sale issued out of
the Orphans Court OF Somerset county, Pa, 90
the undersigned Trustees, 70 sell the real estate
Joseph Pile, bate Of Milford Twp, dead, viii on
,SdtHrdoH Ocfotr 9. 1850.
atpubllc outcry, at the house Of Joseph ". Pi,e
IN Milford township, being the homestead OF s1tl
estate:
No. !. "A certain farm situate Milford Twp,
State and County aforesaid. al dining lands ol
John A. SNYDER Peter Purma. James Scitert,
George Secher, william HAM ana others, coG-
tanning zoo acres. more or less, about 10 acre-
cleared, with twO-stery frame dwelling house,
barn and other outbuilaings thereon erected. ThI.
a-m is in ordinary state Of cultivation, with some
very fine meadow on the same; in a good cLm
munity; two miles from Cenfrcviile, and slS
miles from the county-seat convenient to school
and church, which makes Il very desirable with
fine fruit and good water. Also an abundance OF
coal and limestone on the same, there being sew
eral coal banks now epen and good timber on the
part not cleared
No. I. A lot OF ground situate in Rockwood,
County and State aforesaid. having thereon erect
ed a small grocery store room; adjoining alley on
the west Main street on the north. Lot No. l3l 90
the east. and Railroad street on the south, lot
being 50 feet front ami $50 feet deep and number
cd ON the general plan Of said town lot No. lS3
TEkMS.-One-thiri In hand on cOnlrmati1n Of
sale and the balance in tW8 equal annual pay
ments, without interest Ten per cent. Of Tx
purchase money to be paid when the property i
knocked down, and which percentage viii be
treated as part payment On tho hrst One-thiTd
the balance TO be secured by judgment bonds on
the premises
JOSIAH PILE.
Sept. Trustees.
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HARvE,r HoME-On Saturday, sept. +,
1850 the people in the vicinity Of the Beam
Church and the SUNDAY school of the same
place. assembled to hold their harvest home
festival The people gathered in from all
directions till quite q crowd had assembled.
At II o'clock the people assembled in the
beautiful church there. The brass band of
Jcnnertown had been there fully equipped
and rendered splendid music through the
day, which was appreciated by young and
old the band are as fine set Of men as
YOU meet anywhere. Mr. Markle, from
Jcnnertown, led in singing which he l.
master of. The opening services in the
church were conducted by W G. knepper,
the superintendent of the sunday school.
After the services T. W Beisecker gradu
ate from Franklin and Marshal College the
orator Of the day, was introduced He de
Iiyercd one of the grandest ora;ions THAI
ever listened to. Everybody spoke in great
praise Of his splendid delivery. He l.
young man Of great worth aud has bright
future before him. besides that he Is endow-
ed with more than ordinary talent and abil-
ity. After music by the band. Judge Mus
sclman was called on. He arose and mad,
a short speech which was full Of life Afer
singing HYMN we all marched to the
beautiful grove close by, the band taking
the lead. playing one Of their stirring airs.
After that the baskets We're carried from the
church, loaded with the good things Of the
neighborhoOd. but there was enough for all
and like of old of the fragments, more than
seven were taken up. squire Beam was
there who has born the burden and heat Of
more than four score years. No wonder
that he imagined himself young again after
seeing so many young and beautiful faces.
Everything passed of decent and in order
and the neighbors deserve great credit in the
way they helped 10 make the occasson
success. Late in the afternoon We all left
the place, satisfied that it was a day well
spent, but above all We should not forget 10
render thanks unto Him who i the giver
Of every good and perfect gift. for the many
privileges We possess a a nation.
On sunday the 9Th, Rev. J. :. Wagner
preached a welI-timed sermon on the words
seek We first the kingdom Of heaven and
His righteousness and everything shall be
added unto YOU" Y. :. Miller addressed
the Sunday school on the duties Of parents
and children in a fine style.
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Company g left on the Noun ain express,
Monday morning 10 be present at the an
nual inspection. at Thompson's Station, Al
legheny county, which takes place to-day,
Tuesday The encampment will last ten
days The force expected comprises the
Fifth, Tenth, Fourteenth and Eighteenth
regiments, Knap's Battery and a company
Of cavalry. Major General Hartranft, the
Division Commander, viii be there The
hrigades will be commanded by General
James 4 Beaver and H. : Huidckoper.
Adjutant General Drum, Of the United
States Army, viii be present officially, TO
represent the National Government. He j.
Westmorelander. who Went to Mexico
with the Duquesne Grcys in 1916, as q PTi-
yate soldier, and has risen step by step 10
his present eminent and honorable position.
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MARRIED.

CRITCHFIELD-WALKER.-Angustl5- 10
1850, at the Lutheran Parsonage, in La
vansyille, Pa, by the Rev. /. L. Seiber,
Mr. Charles. +. CritchfeId to Miss Annie J..
Walker.
UTT-KNIBERLY.- -, 1850, by
Rev. J. \ Nuner. Mr.. John W. Utt to Miss
Mary C. Kimberly, both of Allegauy county
Md
TRUTTLE-HARNER-At the residence
Of the brides father, on Sept. ,, 1850, by
Rev. J. g. Taylor, Mr.. Daniel I. Truttle, of
Cranbury, Va, and Miss Florence E. Har-
ner. of Somerfield. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-08

PEyNsYLyANIA STATE SABBATH-sCHooLC Cox
vENuoy-The sixteentlp annual convention
Of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath-school
Association will be held in Lancaster, Pa,
Tuesday. wednesday and Thursday, Octo-
her 18th. 18th and 1ith The convention
viii be preceded by grand union children $
meeting on Tuesday afternoon ats o clock,
and will close on Thursday night at ten
o'clock.
The programme will embrace representa-
tive ministers and laymcn from the various
evangelical denominations notably such as
I Rev. John Hall, D. D.. New York Rev p.
( = Henson, D. D., Rev. 3. 7. Vincent and
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia; Rev Jas.
H. Dubbs. D. D.. Lancaster; james McCor-
mick, Harrisburg; Rev. jesse b Young, Al
,aona, and others equally gifted.
The music viii be under the direction of
Professor William G. Fischer, Of Philadcl-
phia. whose reputation a, a sweet singer Is
second to none.
Excursion ticket, viii DE sold from all
leading points in the State 10 Lancaster and
return, for information of which report your
name to Henry c. Moore, Esq.. Chairman Of
Committee on Transportation, 22l North
Prince street, Lancaster, Pa
All Sunday-schools and Sunday-sChool
organizations throughout the State are
entitled TO representation. County and
district Sunday-school associations should
send lby election or appointment by >ecre-
tary and president) at least two ~ dele
gates.
Sunday--chools should be represented by
one ll) delegate H. the election or appoint
nlcat Of doleqates Il Is hoped that eminent fitness
for practical ir0rt ,rW g0rcrn the selection.
For all duly accredited delegates entertain
ment will be provided if ther names are re-
ported to Mr. d. G. Hayerstick Chairman
Committee on Entertainment, Lancaster,
Pa. on or before October 9th. Several Of
the principal hotels in Lancaster will grant
rc,i,,ced rates to those who wish To provide
for themselves: Stevens House, = %; The
Grape, - 90; and Cooper House. 81 % per
day
Pastors and Superintcndents throughout
the State viii please read this call to their
respective schools and congregations, and it
is hoped that all who love and appreciate
Smday-school work viii unite with Us in
sharing the effort and responsibility for the
success of this convention.
For copy of programme and amy further
OF special information, address,
EDWARD ;. WAGNER,
Acting State Secretary.
MechanicSbur.. Pa
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TNt't bh-NliF-- T y otI'i' > Io'V,
Mn EDToE The accident which resulted
in the death of Mr. Daniel May, one Of the
Oldest and most respected citizen of this
section, several weeks since, was caused by
by the negligence of the engineer, not blow
ing the signal a> the train approached the
crossing Mr. May wa, driving home his
COWS a. the time and did not hear the train
approach Had the signal been blown, aS
the law requires az ali public crossings, -
Mr. May would >;ill he living. Trains frc-
quently pass thi, place without whis'Iing.
The officer, had better see To this in the fu-
ture, before they have more blood on their
hands and are na.cted in heavy damages.
Rs.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To Henry F. Barndt, Noah, George =. Alan,
John W. David, Catharine inteunarried with
William Stuft, sarah. intcrmarried Win Daniel
Ober, and NIary Barndt. and Mary Barntt widow
an OF Somerset county. Penn'a.. ani JuremiIh
Barndt. residing in Camh-i' rsa -t,. IA
/ You are hereby nntinei .IGt IN purs1arca ol n
writ OF partition issued Oal of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset county Pa, 1 uill hold an inquos, On
the real estate OF George Barndt deed, IA Jen-
uer twp at his late residence on Eurscay the "a
day OF September, lsSl, wnere you can atierd u
YOU think proper.
SHERIFF OFFICE, EbHAk Il A4t-
Aueuqt IL lgs0 Shcrih
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Orders were issued La; week from the
Adiuuut Generals office of the militia oI
this state for the distribution of oyercnat>
to the Fourth and Fifth Brigade, of the VA
tional Guard, composed mostly of troops in
the western part Of the state. There ar
sixty companies in the Two brisadcs, oeach
Of which fiity-fiye ovcrcoats are issued,
making three thousand three hundred in
all These coats are made at the Schuylkill
Arsenal, Philadelphia, under the direct
supervision of officers Of the United State,
army. of material furnished by the state
They are Of much better quality than the
overcoats furnished 10 United States reGu-
lars The other brigades of the Guard viii
have overcoats issued To them some time
this fall
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The Bedford Go-e,te says: The trial Of the
Circus men for the so-callei outrage on "a
lone Burket, came Oft in Somerset last week.
The testimony was Of such tlimSy charac-
ter that Judge Han instructed the jury to
bring in a verdict of not guilty. which they
did. and the prisoners were set free. Al
though it was proven that Miss Burket was
but Ii years Of age the testimony went to
show. in the ways Of the world, She was
much older, and her character anything but
an amiable one. The costs to the county in
the case will amount to Sl201 and good
deal of loud swearing by the taxpayers can
be heard on all sides
The Gd-d'te might have added that a Gen.
Coffroth volunteered III this case, went 10
Greensburg and had the showmen dragged
mp here for trial and then abandoned the
case, he l. justly included in the cusscs Of
the incensei FAX PAYERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T EGAL NOTICE.

az Elizabeth Kepler, widow Of John KePler
deed, Of Jenner Y Roads. Somerset county, Pa
Copeland Kepler, the petitioner. OF Hillegas
Montgomery county, Pa, Reuben kepler and
Edward Kepler, Of Crooked Hill, Montgomery
county Pa, Jonathan Kepler, deed, who lef
Hannah Kepler his widow and issue three child
ren, viz: Clara Hagy. widow of keely Hagy
deed. and SalIie Kepler, Of Boyertovn. Berki
county Pa, Harry G. kepler. Of Philadelphia
Pa Sophia intermarried with Henry Hood, Q
Rahm Station, Perkiomen Branch Of the Phila
deIphia K Reading Railroad. Sallie. intermarriec
with James F. Neal, OF No. s343 North 10Th ST
Philadelphia, Pa, and Levi Kepler, Of Etding
! ton. Berks Co. Pa
You are hereby notified. that in pursuance oi
wit Of partition, issued out Of the Orphans Cour
Of Somerset county Pa. viii hold an inquest oi
| the real estate Of John kepler. decd. in Jeune
Y Roads, Somerset county, Pa, at his late resi-
dence, on Saturday, the sd day Of October, lssl
where you can attend II you think proper.
EDGAR KYLE, Sheriff.
SHERIyr's OFFICE
Somerset, Sep :. $50.
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PLEAsA-- FAcr-The Democrats have not
succeeded ia elcc:ing Congressman for for
ty years, m., Presidential year, in any dis
trict in which Somerset county was includ-
ed We have the following list from q
friend who keeps such things in his
head Z"
IN 1910 Charles Osle was elected; isil
Andrew stewart; 1siS, Andrew ). ogle;
1852, DR. j. Mccullough; 1886, John r.
Edie; 1862 samuel ;. Blair; 1864, William
II. Koontz; 1865, John Cessna; lS12, John
Cessna 1876, Jacob NJ. Campbell.
In 1850 we have no doubt thar the Re
publican nominee viii be triumPhautly
chosen.
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V,UBLIC SALE

isy virtuc Of an or,ier ct sale issued ca; oi the
orphans Court % Sofncrset county Pa, o. tir
Undersigned Executors and Trustees h'r The
,aie Of .h- real estate ot joseph kmerieS- .tle
of Southampton township. somerset county "a
iec a. VIII -eli at public ouicry' ca tEc premises
ca
Sierdag, Otobc, ,, 1850.
q. a,.l.,k y. ~ the sIlowins real estate, viz =
A certain valuable farm situate ia southampton
Vtsp county and state Aforesaid. dloiniug itnis
of dennis comp, Daniel bydiss Jacub Shroyer,
Chaun-ey BOOK Jacob Iroatmnn an1 others
Containing 35S acres. more OF less 100 -cr'-
etearet and In a high state cl CULTIVATION %
,.bfsh 70 acres are In meadow. A large sugar
eauiD OF 100 trees ami large quantity ot elegant
Iire .tni oak timber on said premises. a No. ,
s-,1i nsak Is 01en on the firn also, iron ore ant
n-e.clay ia abundance On &c. Fruit Of Oil kinls'
consisting OF Two apple orchards. pears, peaches.
cherries &c als,i Two dwelling houses, large panA
larn and other Cuibuildings On said iArin- Also
blacksmith shop. win guud water at many points
On the tarm. This property Il aoaut miles Hom
the =. \ q. K. X aod miles froin briiSeP1rt'
easy Of access % both church aaa schoo-. Pos
session lst April, ISL
TEKNS.-Ouc-JniTd cash on confirmation o.
sale ten per cent. be paid on day OF sale. The
balance Ia three equal annual payments ron
Gate Of sale. lne unpaid purchase money % pe
secured on the premises by Judgment notes FOR
any further information call on The trustees who
reside near the premises. or address them at
Cooz's Mills r. o. Bedford Co, Pa. or their At
toruey j. II. Tht. somerset, Pa
NATHAN LIMERICK,
PETER EAtERICK.
Sent1 Executors aut Trustees.
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\ REMARK ABLE REsULT.-lt makes no diff
medicine you have tried, it i, ROW aI cstab-
l>hed fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satisfac-
ton in severe eases of Lung Disease Il I,
true there are yet thousands Of persons who
tions. Consumption, HemorrhagcS. Asthma.
Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pncumo-
mia, Whooping Cough, &c, who have nc
personal knowledge of Bo>chee's German
Syrup. To such We would say that 50,0oJ
bottles were sold last year without one COM
plaint Con>umPriyes, try just one bottle
Regular size - cents. sold by all druggists
iH America.
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Cook & BEERITs.
49,.

BErlGE REPAIRS-The Commissioners vii
sell to the lowest and best bidder. the re-
pairing Of the Howe Truss Bridge, over Cas-
selman River. in Meyersslale Bor., on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of September, Al II O'Clock
a m.
" NJ ScHEocK.
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ATTENTION, ERs!-TObaccos TObac
cos :, Tobaccos'!l We respectfully call your
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, 800
pounds of Tobacco, composed of Lorillard's s
Climax, Bullion, Army and Catswaba Ma
vies. together with Yinco, Horse Shoe
Horse Head, Spun Roll, Flat Plug and
Twist Smoking. Also, fine selection o
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos
and Cigars.
Cook & BEERITs.
AuprfS
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The Royal beauties of Europe owe much
of their personal attraetiyeness tc the infiu-
cnee of Ayers Hair vigor, which keeps the
hair fresh and bright.
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CxECUToR'S NOTICE

He1-,tc Of Tobias KILLER, late Of Stouycrsck Twp.
Somerset 60. Pa, deceased.
Letters JcsIameEtlry Ia the above estate
having been l,rlated @ the undersigned, notice
Is hereby given 70 those indebted o. u 90 make
immediate payment, and those having claims "
demands VIII please present them duly authenti-
Gated Tor settlement and allowance
PETEk MILLER
Son Exscu tur-
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GAE7IELD & AETHCE CLUB ORGANIZED
The Republicans of Roxbury and vicinity
met at the house Of ]. NJ. Schrock, Friday
evening, Sept ,. 1Ss0, and were called 10
order by T. T. kimmel On motion, J. NJ
Schrock was chosen President; Vice Presi-
dents, Abe Musser, :. f. Reiman, Vim. II
Miller. Alex Ware and VIM suder; Re
-,ording Sec, Z. T. Kimmel Corresponding
sec, Geo. ". Krissinger; Treasurer, Philip
Ling, Executive Com J. c. Kimmel, Jas
Croner and L. X. Suder; Committee on
constitution and by laws. J. L. Kimmel,
Henry Binglcr and \ +. Kimmel.
Committee on finance, Samuel Miller. J.
p Herman and Joseph Reitz
The President then introduced :. L.
Trent, who entertained the audience for an
hour with an able, eloqent and interesting
address The meeting then adjourned with
three cheers for Garfield and Arthur and
three cheers for : l. Trent Forty-fiye
members were enrolled. and the prospects
are good for fifty-tiye more. SIC.