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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

The man OF men that advised Governor
Foster 10 appoint three Trustees fsom
Fairfield county, which is.hopelessly Dem
ocratic. while there was none from Perry.
. county that made gallant aad success
ful tight. deserves 70 BE- confined n least
one year In soms Of the Asylums that
were under discussion. .
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22
WHAT the WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CEMTgrsEe.


The greatest discovery Of oar DAY, so fax as
large portien OF humanity IS CONCERNED, is CAI.-
BoLiSE' an article prepared from !etro!SI!n, ana
"hleh eueets complete ana fa'ilcal cure ~ ciiSe
vi OF Where tile hilf' owing 10 alseseso
the se'hp' mas become tnlh ana Ieh's 10 ftll out
II IS also speedy reStoratiFe' ana Whiie ITS use
secures atuNurlaht CROWN OF nalr' IL also pffngs
pach lhe hatufal cotor, ana gives tAe Ihelt COM
pieue Satisfaction IN me using 1heI+IAilS GIT Of
the hair, the aec0Iluiatiois q daldfua' ana ltle
premature cnahge IN color, are all evidences OF
aiseased conaltfoh Oh the scalp ana the glands
"hlch nonrish the hair. 10 arrest these canses
tue arucie used must possess inedIcai as weti as
chenlicu VIZ ana tle eii4iigei43uSt pegih d4cF
lie scaip 10 ue oi porhiclt anu lastlnS neittiht.
ouch an article y oAkBoLlNE II ana IKE many
oher "ohderlul discoveries II Is lound 10 consist
OF clements almost In their natural state. Pefro-
ieun OIL Is article whlch IS made 10 work such
eAfaoruihary results, out II Is Iter IL mas peeh
ehenieAiS trea'ea anu ueollpieteis oeouofI@e't that
IL IS III proper cohdluoh Iorthe toliel II was IN
lar-on Russia that the eject OF petroleum upon the
hair was first observed. n Government officer hay
ing noticed that partially bald headed servant
of his, when trimming the lamps. had habit OF
,wiping his otl-besmeared hands in his scanty
locks and the result was III 4 few months a much
liner head OF black, glossy hair than he ever had
before. The oil tried horses and cattle that
had lost their hair from the cattle plague and the
results were as rapid as they were marvellous. The
names and even the tIfs of horses. which had fall
len out, were completely restored In a few weeks
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

There 10 general deposition amoeg The
RspubIicsa aspiEsnts and their friends to
let the Republican mssagsn who ere
working for the retention Of Dsmocssts In
the State Inssitusioas 70 look TO shoss
Democrats for their sssissasos a the .sxs
election. r
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

~We want it distinctly undersrood
that business locals of whatever nature af
ter this number of The Press must be paid
for. We have donated our labor for a
great many charitable and public enterpri-
ses. and hereafter must receive our pay
as others do.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

II Is amusing to go some Of the old bat
tered up and played out politicians thai
can scascsly command their own vote, lay
ing the ropes for the casdidatss. Thsy
pride themselves on being the main spok,
in the wheel. when In reality hey are I
stumbling block. .
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

Ignacious Croft wishes to inform the
public in general that he is prepared to
make boots and shoes to order and in the
latest and best styles as cheap asthe cheap
est. Seamless patches and ali kinds of
mending done to order - "a.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

The Widowis Home d with hss second
husband - soon - sAs can get one.
Bslvs lockwood b very kind hearted,
and when she sees . psos sick wonann in
washinssoa she always inquiries. Shave
you Ben Hill, dsarf" - 4..5as
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22
PRISONS AND THINGS.

Pears are budding asA birds are pairing
"shs never told her love uatip'-issp-
year.
n Gum arabic was 6rss discovered In the
mucilags.
A calf can not 90 into society without
revealing himself.
Could no. the doctors fee be Justly call
Cd i'll COTTON gains.
The infant elephant at Philadelphis has
as yet no name 70 stencil On its trunk.
A "Firsmau" wants 70 know how 10
pre cent hose from burstingi Don't wear
en-.
The man who stepped on an hour glass
thought for . misuss shss he Was making
footprints ON the sands Of time.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

Briggs only swears occasionally nov.
1t was the rheumatism that made HIM SO
profans, but since he has been taking DIR.
Thomss' Electric Oil, he has scarcely had
. tviDge. he ssys Be thinks snother bot
tie will cure him Sntirsly.
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s.Ie7 4 Real E.t.t. by Order Of Court.

iNN SATURDAY, NAY 2aND, 1885,, BETWEEN
~ the hours Of one md four o'clock P. n, / will
o6sr for sale at public auction upon the Premis
In Hopsvsll township, Perry county, Ohio, free
Of dover, the following parcel Of band of the es.
tate Of Upton Denison, deceased. Being part OF
the North East ouartss of section Ne "A, in
Tovnthip No. IL aud Range No. le, lying In Hope.
we'll township, Perry county, Ohio, and described
q follows Beginning at the North East cor ner OF
sajd Quarter section. Thsnee running )uth along
the section ns 12 chains and 80 links to the center
Of an ol road. Themes South, S2H deg; West u
Thence North Is ahsins snd s5 links to post in
the section lfne and thspes Edit along the section
line II chain. and 80 ltsks to the heginning cor
uer; containing is aeres. ! rood and ~ perches
more or less and upon the following terms to-wit
Ons third 70 be paid IN hand One third in one
year, and third in two years; the deferred pay
cured by mortgage ON said premises. Appraised
free Of dover at SIS per acre amounting to $3.50 ID
H s-er1ts Z eAnunL e. RAAsKr,
rH..,l-.l Administrator ef Upton Danison, ded.
A mil 21ud pf$5 90. -s.-fs-,.s is.-.4 ?
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals sili b rsesivsd st the
Ofics Of She Township Clerk, Of Reading
township, Perry county. Ohio, up 70 Il
o'clock n. on May the 22nd, A. d. 1880
TO build Q school houss in sub.diserist No
7, In said township. School bouss 70 be
Of brick. Specifications Of the house can
b sssn n the Clerks Office. The bu ldine
to BE- finished BY the 10Th Of September
1880, and the whole amount Of monsy to
hs paid vhsn the house il finished and nc.
ceptsd By the Board Of Education. The
Board ressrvs the right 10 reject any or al
bids. Proposals can b made separatsly
for stone work. carpenter work, or for tbs
uAols Of ths work. The successful bidder
will be required to give an approved bond
By order Of the Board Of Education, 4,
.s. A. 4. FINCK, Clerk. +,
April q, 5w. iu.t All =
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Pianos Tuned,

Intending to make Somerset my future
home, offer advantages to those having
Pianos or Organs to be tuned. Having bad
over twenty years practical experience, l
can guarantees srtisfaetion, or no charge
will be made. N is .s5-:-.jr 3 7Fr.
6ne instrument has been ruined by them.
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DissolutieA Notice.

By mutual sgrsemsas the 6rm ofSaGord
q Bugh has this day, April LIST, 1880, dis.
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The article Is telling its story in The hands
of thousands who are using II with most crafty
ing and encouraging results: st4f fiffEtfi
Mr.. GUsTAvus F. HALL, Of fhe Gates Opera
Troupe writes: AFTER six weeks Use am con-
vineed as are also my comrades that Your CAR;
of hair whereI had noIe for years
N. MCCLARRAN, Sixth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pitts6urg, Pa. says: The goo, effects from tls,
use of CARBoLISE are brought TO my notice every
day TO such extent as to JUST me i'll recon-
mending 1t 20 my most intimate frieEds.' !
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22
Attachment Notice.

Jacob Elder, Agent of Before John p Wilson,
Asbury Elder, Plt'G. j. p of Reading town.
n,nuSs.,r vs.. soc, ship Perry comfy Ohio
On the 9th day Of April A. d. 1880, said Justice
issued an order Of at achment In the above action
for the sum Of ffty-dye dollars. s..e f-..s sf
JACOB ELDER. Agent of
Asbury Elder
April, l2, 1880, barr 4 Brunner Atty's,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

The movements Of the Rspublicsa man.
sssrs are being closely watched By sppii-
eanis for positions In shs different State
Institutions. ...
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

II Fsirhsld coua,y had more Bastsrs,
probably she would have hsd more Tsus.
tees at the hands Of Gov. Foster.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

A lie tine Of tosssrs u often endured by
the rhsunsfic. Their pangs may. ao~ev-
o.. Be- promptly selivsA, and shs disease
sradicsssd, With D. TAonas' Electric Oil.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under,
signed has been appointed and qualified
Administrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth
Brown late Of Perry county, o., deceased
by the Probate Court of said county.
New Lexington, O., April Z, 1850:
RoBr. NJ. BARR,
a.r+.. ... Administrators
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

The Legislature should immsdisssly con.
vsns and create some new Offices fos some
ether member Of tAs Bssbs family.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22
Clover Seed,

Rodenfels & Ashbrook are paying the
highest price in cash for clover seed.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

The 10 Ave huadred and 6fty seven In.
mates In the Lancaster Reform Farm.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-04-22

Senator Jsckson's bill 70 have survey
Of the proposed free pike pssssd. II Il now
10 the hands the Of the Commissionsrs.
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.E sae4i i
Sharp County record., 1880-03-25

rusty flint, and we might add, nor
smiles from a sore,headed bear. Some
men will not give common justice. You
might as well try to sweep up music with
broom, comb the lghtning's name or
count the pebbles in the back yard OF the
moon as to get them to do you right.
Crediting the gentleman with common
honesty, | have waited like patience on
monument" or the boy on the rivers
bank, for his retraction of the first in
Justice. After stale eulogy sounding
much like the salutatiOn of the fox among
the geese "glad to see you, friends" the
gentleman delivers himself of this impor.
tant speech, the product Of more pre-
sumption than has so far disgusted me in
any state. III alluded to him for benefit,
and benefit it will be-" Yes, sir, very
probable. see the Bishop also gets a
benefit, and the White River Conference.
Quite unfortunate that we had not the
gentleman there to tell us how to run the
machine. Pity that majority of those
numskulls would vote for Helena when
Mr.. Solomon wanted Evening Shade. He
should be present next time and teach US
how to behave. 1t is little sad that this
iuggernaut, this Rhodian Colossus, this
laundering Jupiter should squash up
poor little Bishop Pierce and his confer
ference; but then such things will happen
occasionally. Ye mighty Jove designs it
as a 'beneft." Next time send us a cir.
cular setting forth how we shall vote, for
we want no more "benefts," unless they
were more manly and little less pre-
sumptuous.
To the good people of Evening Shade,
| make this explanation. | voted for
Helena at the conference because wished
during the year to visit both Evening
Shade and Helena. confess my motive
was little selfish, but selfish in this way.
being comparative stranger in the state,
| could see more of the country, | fancied,
if time would be spared me to be in Eve
ming Shade during the summer, and then
at Helena in tie autumn.
Let me remind "Bear Greek" of the sad
fate of the toad, which imagined itself a
COW, and beginning to swell continued to
expand until it burst; and | would sug-
gest that his toadship be careful how he
imagines himself so big a thing az the
keeper of conference conscience.
Very respectfully, j. G. Brown.
Batesville, Mar. 10th.
Sharp County record., 1880-03-25
MORE ABOUT THE CONFERENCE.

THE BATEsvILLE PASTOR JUSTIFIES HIS AC-
TIoN WITH A SELFISH MOTIVE, DENoUNcEs
"BEAR CREEK" AND WANTS TO BE LET
ALONE, &C., &c.
ED RECORD: Your last issue has deter
mined me to make public few facts
which one Bear Creek has been misstating
from time to time, to my injury among
your people. They are these: The Bates
Vile pastor was present at the conference
in Jacksonport when the place tor hold
inc its next session was selected. He went
there without instruction, suggestion or
request to vote for any particular place.
Neither steward, class leader, member,
man. woman nor child from Batesville or
Batesville district instructed or asked that
he vote for Evening Shade. E. A. Garrl-
son on the floor asked him to vote tor
Helena He neither promised nor declin-
ed. No other man mentioned the
matter to him. Batesville had no thought
or care whether her pastor voted tor 1t at
Evening Shade, Helena, Bebee or the
headq uarters of Tyronga Mission, lie
cast his vote in favor of Helena and did 1T
openly in broad daylight and is not sorry
for it yet. Why he did so, is none OF
Bear Creeks business. He has no apollo
gy to make for it. This Bear Creek, Il
W wonder if it is not Col. Abernethy? If so
why does he not come out as a man from
behind his mask?) would challenge my
right to the election franchise. lie says
l "disregarded the manifest choice of my
charge" and intimates that violated IN,
structions and broke faith with my peo.
pie. 1t is untrue. In his last article ne
intimates the same thing again.. 1t is un'
Just and dishonest. Unjust because un
true, and dishonest because he knew bet
ter. The gentleman, if | am correctly
informed, has had true statement OF the
facts given him, but has refused to correct
his error and exonerate me. However
one does not expect milk from gate
post, blood fIom sand hill or jelly from
Sharp County record., 1880-03-25
ASH FLAT, ARK, Mar ch 10, 1880.

EDITOR RECORD: There will be relig-
iSas on az oSioAl i-za;sas.s4.ssle y IT Ola
Jackson, in Randolph county, commenc-
ing on the I'd Monday in April next, be-
tween Elder Robertson, of the Baptist
Church, and Elder Hollowell, of the
Church of Christ. Subjects.-lst. Re-
solved, that the scriptures teach that in
conviction, conversion and regeneration,
the Holy Spirit operates Immediately on
the heart. Baptist afirms. I'd. Resolved,
that the scriptures teach that faith re-
pentance and baptism are conditions pre-
cedent to pardon or remission of past or
alien sins. Church of Christ afhrms.
As the above is matter of some mo-
ment, and as infer you would like to
have items of information, send it to
you. W. u. CLAYTON.
[The substance of one or two other
items furnished by our correspondent,
have already been published, and hence
are omitted; but we are, nevertheless,
thankful for his kindness in furnishing
them, and hope he will do us similar fa-
vors quite frequently. Ed.