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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-05-13

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ThssFaiS Board viii meet next Sasur.
day, and . programme laid ous for the
coming fair.
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There 10 . large surplus of potatoes 10
this MARKET
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Three WEEKS from next Saturday the
Democracy will hold their primary con-
vsution.
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Dr.. Kennedy. like the balance Of Perry
county Republicans spplicsnts. was inds6-
nisely postponed.
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MRS. REBrccA HENDRICKS.
Pain In the Side.

Nxw LxxlHcros, Perry Co., q.
Dear Sir:-Ailow to say that your reliable
Indian BlOOd syrup 10 the best medicine
ever used. was afaicted with Pains IN nav
Side, Arms and Shoulders, and could not sleep.
l tried various medicines, but found NO re-
lief until ! began the use of your lndlsn -
Bleed SyruR. short trial Of which effect
N~1 M.s. SARAH DODDS
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The old delspidaisd we'll on the north
side Of the square has been repaired.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

We are paving 81 IL per bushe
yor wheat. RoDKNYELs d AsHBRooK
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0. N. Hamilsoa's creditors bought bis
interest," In the Talbot property lately sold
By the SheviH
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1fyou want sssscsiy mild cheese 60 70
Kempfs.
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The Assessor 10 assessing the corpora.
'ion., or rather all the tazabls property he
can find.
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Give Ksmprs toasted coffee . trial and
you will never use any other.
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Liver and kidney piseass.

BROWNSVILLE, IjckinG Co..o.
Desr SiySI was for long time a@icssd vita
Liver Complaint, Kidney Disease and I-oss at
Appetite, and ia consequences Of which was Ne
able to attend 10 my occupation. AT last Nas
induced 70 try your Indian 0loo4 syrup,
which efeesed complete cure.
JEREMIAH NJ. KEMPEr.
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r. B. WOODWARD, M. D.

Tenders further his professional services to the
public. Having graduated at the Oldest and one
Of the leading Medical colleges of the country the
County. consisting Of 10th American and European
publications, and the best and purest medicines
together with nearly
In the practice Of Medicine and the study Of dis
eases. he feels confident that BY now devoting his
whole time, thoughts and care In the treatment Of
his patients, he can give the best skill and
In all cases OF both
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
Advice given by mail-Chargss reasonable and
terms cash.
OFFICE- Mothescs Building, opposite
Awsto A0H, S0ERSET OHIO.
ATTORNEYS.
VIZ Z. FINCK, ATTORNEY, AT LAW. Of
W. fce, East Main Street, Somerset, Ohio
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BOOKS. /.

to6EhI CAhkE 4 CU., ave nHsssinii spscisi :ssss: ;:
Iheis Csslogues and Moufhiy Bulletin q Nev
books = purchase, especially 70 persons living at
distance hom large bookstores.
VALUABLE CATALOGUE.
Tas fsiiepiss ths sipt Of Arss-esss
Agriccleurs.-Hor,icait Floricuiturs, Stock.
Archi3soture. -Bsiiding, Carpentry, vsntila-
BoS:'s T.ibraries.-wnh Classified Index.
EducatiOh.-Scieuceo OF Teaching, Kindergarten,
Engineering. Miaing. Mechanics, MAnufas-
Fine Art--Drnwins. Painting, Sculpture. Gers
JavsniIe.- Hooks for the young. Sets and siagis
Law.-short Title List, arranged BY Asthors'
Lnw:-Cataiogue Of Old, Rare, and Valuable Law
Medical.-sho Title List, arranged By AuthosT
Pharmacy. etc.-for Druggists.
foiiticnI Econ"my. my.@finanas Ieai,,stion. eto.
achoOl,-1rxt isp,ki fur Schools and Colleges.
stationery.-to Engineers Bankers, Msichants,
Theolory.--tIss@ia.,'s Nv Subjects.
A Monthly Bulleiin of New Boska.
TAs JlerimS ocrt only Oh rsestpf 0 ~ rrisss.
Amsricana--Genrrai al and Loyal II Hi:tosy, Travels.
biography. eir. IN 'ay..c, PriSe. ecne.;
braxy. Cias. fbi. ~, lenso. Price, q cents.
Law.-Diges. ol 80. s',.'ieniions, Reports. sse.
Medicql.-,'n~~ !a.-i Ials' ~ OF American and
British hs-llsal sad Sal. al Books, Periodicals
TTnp-,rtori-.' "a r..v''.. Rno. Price, . cents.
Letters u iaoHira va promps esssssisa. !.
HOBE.T. CLARKE B co..
rubiishcrs and hnnkseNers.
ClACIGAxTL O
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10 Brelsford will soon move to Zanes-
wins.
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Di.e... Of the Stomach.

Disease Of the Stomach.
RxHoBorH, Perry Co.. %.
Dear Sri was q sufferer from Disease III
Stomach for = long time, and tried nura@roa.
doctors and medicines, without 6nding relief.
Blood Syrup. q short trial of which has
proved most beneficial to me. I recommend its
use to all similarly afflicted.
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DuMoNrvrLls, Fairheh Co., q.
Dear Sir-I have used your great eNdian
Bleed 0YYOp for some time, and hae Il thy
Dess medicine IN use. No money would indsee
dl.ps sabIe for the cure Of Agas, STOMACH and
Liver Compiainte, Dropsy. etc. II = the oesI
medicine ever introduced Into this country.
SIMON p. AIESSE.
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= Tbs Corporation bonds advertised for
sale in another column srs . good invest
mept.
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Never raals e Ours.

DuMoNrvsLIx, FaAsAsld Co., o
Dear SirSl was . sufferer from Sick Hess>
ache fro<n my earliest recolleosions, and psS
large sums Of money to doctorss but founstxk
relief until ! tried your Indian eoc4
SvraD. Now afSer fair trial am ehectus,l,v i
relieved. would not be without your medicir-
Mas. ELIZA SHAFRER.
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The ladies all admire The 6ns stock o.
millinery st Brown 4 whitmers.
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There has been demand for teams 10
plow this spring.
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DuMoNTvfLixs Falrheid Co., o
Desr SV.-YoR reliable Indian Dleod
SYrup has cured me Of Sick Headache a;
eight years. standing.
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The wheat crop ssill promises to crush
the market.
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Our farmers a-s busy pianting their
corn.
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Corn is retailing 9, fifty Eve cents pes
bushsl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
pOlttirAl IfH,,Ior,

The president Is 50 thoroughly opposed e
riders that he looks upon the man on horse
back with unspeakable angerDayou Free
Press
The congressman's wife rocks her baby's
cradle. Husband she says, this child will
never go to sleep! Don't you think you could
repeat to her your last speech on the tariffy'
Here's a proposition from the Brooklyn
Eagle: There being nine candidates on .
side, why not settle our national election 10y a
fair, square base bail match?' We would
suggest the electoral commission for umpire
OIL CITY Derrick.
1t Is getting so now in Georgia that, though
a man be as chaste as ice and as pure as snow,
yet he cannot escape politics. And in num-
Der of cases that have come under our obser,
walton he doesn't want to iHdHto
Constitution.
That which takes the conccit outof a rising
young statesmen as quick as anything Is to be
caught in the act Of gong for cents worth
of yeast in his native village. He feels like
putting himself in the hands o. his iIIends.-
Neo OrleaHs Pic0y,tle.
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Rural Happenings.
OI'IIIR.

OPHIR, May 30.-The outlook all spring
was for good corn crop, but the rains last
week played the deuce soaking the fields SC
that the surface is slush, and in the pools corn
is turning yellow. 1t will take very favorable
weather to save it.
Our gentemanly assessor called on us last
week and took an INVOICE of our worldly pos
sessions. A man don't know how poor his
neighbor is until he sees his assessment.
The energetic directors of the Homer public
school have enclosed their house and yard by
a new plank fence, improving the appearance
of the institution greatly.
We took trip to the ridge lately and
stopped a, mcsMrCnnnell's blacksmith shop,
and found James with his sleeves rolled up
working like beaver, lie has hard work Ia
catch ulr, lis he i, iIrIy 'vcrruU.
Considerable competition exists here in the
Smelling line, but jackson is still ahead, and
we pred ct he will remain so.
Two young men in Homer amused them
selves by humping each other, all about a
piece of calico. The fracas ended by one pay
ing 1915, while the othersports Il PAIR of black
eyes.
There was lively time in Homer Saturday
night. a young man kicked up a rumpus
ana shot off his mouth very freely, but getting
tired of that got a toy cannon and fired it off
No one damaged, but the community would
be better off with him behind the bars
viii Warrlck, while trying to tell how old
a horse was by lifting his heels, got a severe
kick tor his pains. That must have been a
democratic boss, and thought by lifting Bill,
Grant would have enc vote less Sensible
horse.
Decoration day in Homer was duly observ-
ed ny everyone staying at home. There is no
energy or thrift in those Homerites The town
is dead--al it needs is tombstone.
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Five Hundred Thousand Strong.

In the past few months there have been more
than 800 600 bottles Of Shiloh's Cure sold. Out
of the vast number of people who have used it,
more than 1000 cases Of consumption have been
cured. All coughs, Group, asthma and bronchi
lis yield at once, hence il is that everybody speaks
in It's praise. To those who have not used 1t,
let us say, II you have cough, or a child with
the Group, and you value life, don't fail to try it,
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by f. Y. Griggs. a.
We have aspeedy and positive cure for catarrh,
diphtheria canker mouth and head ache in Shi-
loh's Catarrh remedy. A nasal injector free with
each bottle Use 1t if you desire health and
sweet breath. Price 80 cents. Sold by f, Y.
Grggs. a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
FRENCH FARMING.

CHERBURG, France, May 18TH 1880.
Although Norman farm is,generally speak
ing, cultivated according to long established
customs, and although these customs or rules
are pretty generally followed, yet they are not
hard and fast, and 1t is seldom that a landlord
requires his tenant to strictly follow such rules
All the regular farm laborers employed on
Norman farms live on the premises; they are
lodged and fed, and they hire themselves for
one year. Taking a farm of middle size
that is of about 200 acres-the regular labor
ers consist of . horsedrivers, 2 yard laborcrs
2 boys, shepherd and 9 servant girls, and
the yearly wages paid to them are--To' the
horsc-drivers, $40 each; to the yard labOrers
500 each to the boys SIS to $50 each; to the
shepherd Sl15; and the servant girls $25 to
$3.50. The harvcsters are naturally engaged
for certain time and a forfeit" that is
to say, they fulfil the operations incidental to
the gathering in of all the different crops, eX.
ccpt roots, for a stated sum, and take the
weather chances. The price generally is $3.50
yer acre. There are women and boys en-.
ployed in planting heetroot and the like, and
the cost is generally reckoned at $3.50 per
acre, or for II acres, the proporlonate area
under such crops, $3.50. These items con.
stitute the whole of the labor expenses Of the
farm, and amount to So per acre. Then come
the food expenses for nine regular laborcrs, al
81 per head per week, or per year SG1.5 OF
per acre, say $3.50, and SIX days planting fot
fourteen women and children at the same ria.
to $3.50, or per acre Sl25; total expenses for
labor etc, per acre $l175; the rent varies
between so and $50 per acre, say $3.50; and
we have all the expenditure a Norman farmer
must bear before he can put one penny to his
own account, $242j.
With such an outlay he yet manages TO sup.
port himself and his family we'll but he and
his wife and children must and always do put
their shoulders to the wheel. He lives well,
but is far from being extravagant. His wife
and his daughters must personally ssperintend
and work in the farm yard IN the garden, in
the orchard. whilst he and his sons are out in
the fields from morning TIL evening. They
are all up with the sun IN summer and in bed
at 10 p NJ; the winter by ) A. ", ana in bed
at A. NJ. For six months In the year the cat
tie are grazing in the meadows. which, for the
purpose, are divided into several equal parts
whenever the cattle are pu. IN succession. Al
night, however, the whole of them are gath
cred into an artificial enclosure, which is
moved from one place 10 the next every day :
thereby the meadows are regularly MANFRED
and no patches can exist; the dung is spread
every morning by the caitle-boy, and the grass
grows uniformly everywhere. The same sys
tenn is followed with the flock of sheep. They
are out grazing from the beginning of March
till the end of November, if the weather per
mits, but are always kept IN flock by the con-
linual care of the shepherd and his dogs The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
BUOGET OF FUN.

Maud ian aristocratic child)-"liow pretty
and clever you are MOTHER I'm 50 glad you
married into our family ."-PUnch.
Lord Lorne is 10 send his mother.in law
some Canadian paintings. Queer that men
always hate their mothers-in.law.-- Boston
Post
sheep plauged me, your honor, and
LANDED her" well, veal give you thirty
days; morality is at steak" replied the police
justice.
II would box your ears" said young lady
recently to her stupid and tiresome admirer,
If" "lf WHAT he anxiously asked. If"
she replied, II could get "A box large enough
tor the purpose"
Goodness" said Partisan, when the bill
for the expenses Of his wIfe's funeral-a little
bill of 5000 francs-was handed to HIM, Il
had almost rather she had not ded!h
Young Gent-"Might | ask you, Miss
ah-" Mlss-"Very sorry, SIR but I'm en-.
gagged for the next three dances" Young
Gent.-"It is not the danclng-ah-it ls-it's,
beg your pardon, Miss; you are sitting on my
hat"
Madame, who is a great embonpOlnt, asks
! her husband in what character she shall at.
tend the masquerade. AS captive balloon
he SAID How must dress that character?"
Simply by tying string to your ioot.' an
swcrcd the brute.
When a dog wandeis into Cincinnati
church the sexton puts him out with whoop
and hurrah, but when hog is the intruder
the deacons get up and, with sweety sooth-
ing music, gently induce him to 90 out. a
Cincinnati congregation would never tolerate
cruel violence to a hog.
At Paris club one of the habtues, "a wild
over of one days standing is dealing at bac
carat, when some of the players, who have
been chatting with each other burst out laugh
ing. Gentlemen, gentlemen" cries the be-
reaved man sternly you forget yourselves
Respect my sorrow!'
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advantages Of this system are obvious under
many heads. Sheep do not run nor can they
be decoyed away from their master. The
fields are Systematically grazed upon, and If
one of the animals falls III, immediate attend.
ance is at hand, great advantage of tie en-
closure is, of course, regularity IN manuring
The farmer knows what area flock of 600
sheep will manure and he acts accordingly in
manuring the other area coming under treat.
ment for the year
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HENRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE

the Most Powerful Healing
Agent ecer Discovered.
Renry's CarboIio Satse cvres the eorss
sores,
Henry's Car6oiio SaIre attays the pats
of burns.
Henry's Carootic .Salre eures all srup-
lions.
Henry's CarboIic salre heats pimples
and bfotches.
He"ry's Carboiie salre riu exrs evfs
and bruises.
Ask for Henry's, and Take No Other.
- BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. IA
FOR ALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
JOHN r. HENRY, CURRAN 6 Co.,
SOLE FaofRrrroRs,
- Coliege Place, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

Auctioneer-"Here, gentlemen, Is one ten
gallon jug of magnetism, one case Of white
plumcs and 1900 handsome satin badges with
bullion fringe How much am l offered? On
~ fifty cents for the whole lot? Why, gentle
men, bless my stars, I've seen the time when a
bundle of old letters was worth more than that.
But how much for the magnetism plumes and
badges? Only fifty cents? Going going go
ing at so cents; last chance; once, twice, three
times. and-sold to Bill Chandler for %
= rntS"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
of Skin Eruptions. The Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every ease or money
refunded, Price % cents per box. For sale 10y
f. Y Grggs, Ottawa, Ills.
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Do you know that there are strange people in
our community; we say strange because they
seem to prefer to suffer aud pass their days mis-.
erably, made SO by dyspepsia, and liver com
plant, indigestion, constipation and general de-
bilty, when Shiloh's Vtalizer is guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by E. Y Griggs. %
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INSURANCE.,
Steamship Agent,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Iowa Lands, at from So 10 y l q per acre
Iowa Farms. at from So to s. 3 per acre. Oi
ten years time, per cent. interest.
Nebraslla Lands, at from $3.50 To 5000
per acre.
Kansas Lands, NJ from ~ 3 To & 3 per acre. ant
FARMS in Nebraska and Kansas at from Is 10 <5
Texas l4ands. near 10 market. nj frOm = ! 10 81
per acre. Western Texas Lands at SOC per acre.
Illinois Farms, at from = q 10 X 80 per acre.
City Lots, at frsm = 100 to $500.
Dwellings, at from $500 to $4,000.
business Property at lowest rates.
~ Remember that the hard times" rapidly passing
away business In general liz improving real estate has a
vanCed materially in the larger cities and Is certain TO ad
here. Buy while prices are at bottom ngures
Insurance written NJ current rates In the berry best
companies American fOregnhre life, accident or ma
rinc There better companies in this any other
country than those represented by me.
Ocean Steamship Tickets ~ lowest rates and
by the bes, lines
Maps, papers and Information free. feb2l
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NIGHT CLERK

Can be found up ssirs third door 10 thele Prescr2u
nut MP At all hours nv competent clerks E.f.GRlGGs
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1t is possible that many men become con
verted" for the sole purpose of getting an OPP
portunity to brag Of their devilrics.
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Mem aobertts ements.
Mem a0bertts ements.
For Your Own Sake,
And
Do Not Use

Those patent mixed paints dope made of soap, lime,
whiting &c. for outside painting. If you want to paint
Oil If yOH want cOlers Heath Mligan's Strict
n.y. Pure Colored Lead and Pure Lnseed Oil. Then you
ra aG sfS r r h take Mat
which is the old pioneer mixed paint and is the best,
at lGO per gallon. sell the 81. % mixed paint for
81. The fact remains undisputed that am headquar
ters for all painting materials. 1T is the snde paints
that need and get all the highest praised certificates.
below all Others full and complete line of Toilet
Goods. Drugs, Patent Medicines. COOgnes. Perfumes,
and everything kept in irstcass drug store. School
Books ana second hand. All kinds OF Stationery,
Blank Books. Bibles. Albums. &c.
BOttOnt Prices on Ere1ything
r.. =. GRI&G5.
May 3oola dPanDe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05
The Editors and Newspaper Men

|
OF the country endorse JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD
WATCH CASES. As proof read the following:
BALTIMORE Md March sth, 1881
1t gives pleasure to inform That the watch you sent
me has given perfect satisfaction In every respect The
works are excellent; the wear beautifully.
j. T. RlNGGOLD,
Editor and Prop. Telegram.
LAFAYETTE IND. March sth, 1880.
take pleasure in commenting the Boss watches received
from yO,i m highly satisfactory and equal In wear Ia solid
gold watch, They the Ross in fact as well as name
". S. LlNGLE.
Editor and Prop, Courier.
DIS MoINEs, IA. Feb. &d, 1880
Our manager has carried the watch ever since arrived,
and can chcrrfuy say that 1t cannot be beaten Rs timer
or in any other way. STATE LEAiiEt %.
Publishers Iowa State Leader.
WhTsrkA I'LL, March sth, 1850
am pleased say that the watch got OF you IL entirely
satisfactory being IN every respect just a. represented
have had II six months. and ma II tr' lis Keeper o''
Editor and Prop. Iroquois Co Times.
WAusAr, WIS., March 10Th 1889.
The watches purchased of You are In every way saiisito
nv; they keep time accurately the large regulators ~
our icwClry stores, and the cases are just II ltiui
MAHK II. HARNi VI,
Editor and Prop. Torch az Liberty.
The above cuhcurrcd IN 10y hundreds Of DINER Editors
as well as Merchants Mechanics Jewellers, in all parts
OF the country.
Solid Gold. II l. warranted by special certificate.
Ask your cwccr for illustrated catalogue" containing null
J,scrintiog apr0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-06-05

Do not buy your wall paper until You have eX-
amined the elegant stock to he reeu at Osman II
Hapeman's
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-07
The Firemen's EXcursiOn,

The Empire hook and ladder fire COM
pany has completed its arrangements for
the visit to Chambersburg next week On
the occasion the great parade and fire.
mems jubilee. From circulur issued
by Chief Marshal Samuel w. Altick, in
anticipation of the event. The following
paragraphs are of public interest
The headquarters of the company at
Chambersburg will be the National hotel.
Each member going on the excursion
will wear the full equipments ordered by
the company, viz black pants, blue shirt,
black tie, white gloves, hat ard fatigue
cap.
The company will leave here on Wednes-
day, May II, at II a. m, and arrive in
Chambersburg at p. m, where it will be
received by the Vigilant ii. & L. Co., and
escorted to the hotel. Will leave Cham
bersburg at p. m., May IA, and arrive
home at 6:25 p. m. The members will
meet at the truck house at 9: 30 a. m. on
May IL, and go on a short street parade
before going to the depot. The route will
be as follows Form at truck house, down
Duke to Orange, Orange to Lime, Lime to
East King, East King to Centre Square,
up North Queen to depot.
On the first evening in Chambersbury,
the members of the company will be enter
tanned at banquet rendered by the ladies'
of fChambersburg.