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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31


eESr resolution has been pre-
~ md will In few days Be intro
q u both houses Of Congress for
appointment Of q special commit
lake Testimony and investigate
neihod used in New York to ma
slate the money market and Of en-
ng arbitrary and artificial rates
ln1erest IN excess Of the legal
3 q the State, A prominent Ma
ta bank u New York City has
e ~ active participant in creating
llIt'1lcy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

FouRrEEN Chinese lepers were ship
ped BY the steamer on tho 2lst inst.
Tor Hong Kong, from San Francisco.
The Supervisors determined several
days ago 10 get rid Of them, and made
theIe preparations secretly. The Chi
nese Vice Consul Bee co-operated
with them and made search of China
town, finding but one case to be ad-
ded TO those in the hospital.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

atl address IN New York City
'llaer day, Governor ST. John Of
said that the present prohibit
liquor constitutional amendment
assed the Senate unanimously,
~ sent to the House, where ii
sected i would be submitted
she eople. The anti-temperance
at fought it hard. but when it
rced 70 4 vote it lacked only
The necessary two-thirds vote.
fal votes were taken with the
fesult. and everything indicated
i would he lost. In the midst
81 xcitement woman entered
beese and appealed to her hus-
Democratic member, in the
s. q GSd 10 change his vote, and
ahanged il.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

shooting gallery in New York
slle other morning, Charles West
i'asie wager that he could put
1fAset through tho hat Of the bar
F. named Warganse. AS he
is1 the trigger Warganse changed
sltlsn, and the bullet struck him In
Aead, iriiic:ing q probably fatal
saatl.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

AFrAgrant Breath and PearIy Tee tn
Arc easily obtained by cleansing your
teeth daily with that justly popular denti-
frice, SOzODONr. Composed of rare
antiscptic herbs, It imparts whiteness to
the teeth, delicious aroma to the breath,
and preserves intact from youth to old
age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach
viii estroy the strongest teeth unless its
effects arecounteracted with SOZODONT,
and this pure toothwash protects the
dental surfaces by removing every i'm
purity that adheres to them. Ask your
druggist for SoZODONT. TDec. nth
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

> eport from s.. Petersburg says;
sn the Gar left Livadia the police
"a a newly-dug tunnel running
III barn near the railway. The
Of the barn. who had son in
b u Siberia, shot himself on the
every.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

aGOLDEN GRAINS The largest
grain pure white wheat in the world The
size 81 the grain is ENORMOUS, fully three
times as large as our best common wheat;
III Is without doubt the LARGEST
GRAIN WHEAT ever seen. Price 90
cents Der package postpaid. Don't take
our word for ii, send stamp for a free
sample and our Illustrated Catalogue for
1881, and see for yourself
3 y. HA1MHS - 90,
Al North Front d. Philadelphia, r.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

Thousands Of soldiers and heirs AZ f.e -
titled to Pensions, with payme1n1!: It a's ssr
date Of discharge Or death, i apI'ls ';d &.
before July 1, 1880. Mouna, pension.
tai injury or disease entities g =, s 1900
Bounty and back pay COLLECTED. a.,hSsshed
of Pension secured. 1his flrm essaS 10.
in 1866. Address enclosing s1aInP ~ q
SON BROS, II. s. Claim Attorney = s.
Street, Washington, DC,
(Reading notice, =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

NOTICE is hereby given that will on
- Friday December 31st 1880, at 10
O'Clock II. of said day, at my office in
IdahoC ity, Boise county, l. r., offer at
pubic auction the sum of Two Hundred
and Fifty (e50) Dollars to the lowest bid
der therefor in County Warrants of said
Boise county issued and registered prior
TO January, 1864. IsIDoR SMITH,
County Treasurer.
daho City, /. T.. December %, 1890
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tn ~. H, IL is
IN linqucnt Tax List Of Boise tpa s.nroey,|
been deposited with the Disifle " n'' so<ci.
and if the delinquent taxes thefe ,''s.sa'irsr
fed are not paid to the County Y: Ssi;on 81
within ten DAYS from the publlc's,r',ssd 81
this notice. action will be coil 'i,,isciion o.
said District Attorney for TIE co''es''
such taxes and costs. "a o3Ilclsl
Witness my hand a'' n9ccce,nber,
sxAi. seal this Gath day o. 49,
>~T5N<A ID. 1880. IL p,c,Ikr fs.
Auditor Of Boise w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

J aEplcAL writer asks: "Does POS
j, fleet sleep?' Well. rather; IL
i'eo hung up by yonr trowscrs on a
I'D fence sou won't sleep very
.sslIy,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

tE Uaiscd States still produces the
aeipal amount of gold and silver
& year, although Australia, Africa
Mexico furnish large quantities
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

A FTER December 18th, 1880, all taxes
"A not paid will go on the delinquent
list, and percentage will be added. In
my absence James Freaner will attend. to
the business of the office. Office next
door above Blacks.
ALEX. ORCHARD,
Assessor and Tax-Collector
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THERE are over sixty miles of maea-
.naized streets in Oakland. Cal. and
& perty las Increased in value ST.
3 o00..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

&1oA WEEK. $40 day at HON easily
made. Costly outfit free. Address
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-31

'ArrAx WnlIAMsos has placed sew
( note Indisn pupils in the Industrial
cl.t- Ii ifercst Grove, Orcgos-
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RH Office rs HEREBY GIyFN TO 49, ..,S 1870
M it NAV concern. that no person Is autno. a
to borroa money on tho credit Of the II -
nor to pledge the credit Of our COMPANY rsis9 4
thing not strictly connected with the .,;tSoaI
sur mining claim, nor for THIS purP''
- : = Z Sssi HOP SING CoM CONF Nh
August ~. 1880. srsn'' s..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06
RockcasTLE COUNTY.



A heavy snow-storm prevailed here
Monday afternoon and night About ten
inches Of "the beautiful" fell, and we feel
that winter has now begun.
- PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Maggie Saunders, a
handsome young widow from Crab Or
chard, was here yesterday MIR. q. W.
Williams, a promising young attorney,
from Dallas, Texas, in town, visiting rela-
lations.....Mrs W. +. Kennedy, Of Crab
Orchard, was here Thursday during the
argument in the Grove Kennedy case.
On Monday, the special Court. Judge
Samuel DelIaven, Of LaGrange, presiding
called for the trial Of the case Of the Com
monwealth against Grove c. Kennedy, con
vened at this place. Both sides being ready
the selection Of a jury was begun, which re-
suited in the acceptance Of the following
persons as jurors John Melvin, Elem.
Jones, Osborn Coffee, John McCollum,
Elisha Mullins, Colby Hays, John sowder,
John Pennington, J. J. Bloomer, John A.
Anylin, Dan1 Bloomer, Fried Spiers. On
Tuesday morning the jury being complete
the taking Of testimony begun. Both sides
concluded their evidence Wednesday even.
ing, and the argument Of counsel began
Thursday morning. Il Is expected that
the case will be given to the jury by
noon to-day friday The street talk is
that the result will be a hung jury or an
aequittal, with the probabilities in favor
Of the latter.
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NEWSPAPER VOTES.

The Midway Gippe has added a col.
umn to each page, and is experiencing a
regular boom Brother Newton We con.
gratulate you.
- The Winchester Sun, owned and eli
ted by A. c. Quisenberry Il Bro, one Of
the spiciest and best semi-weeklies in the
State, has recently enlarged. and is now
printed on a cylinder pres.
Ben Deering's new paper, the capital
Gose'ie is one Of the handsomes. youngsters
We have seen in many day, and Is a credit
to his prolific genius We hope and he
lieve that he will keep things straight
around Frankfort
Judge French Upton, whose labors
on the Richmond Register for the last two
years has added much to the interest aud
excellence of that paper, has severed his
connection with it, and takes the position
Of assistant editor on the Lexington Tran-
script
- The GGuei, edited bv Mr.. W. LaRue
Thomas, and published by Messrs. Mars
\ Thomas, has appeared, The contents
are varied and interesting and the low
price Of 81 per year, will render it a most
popular periodical. Like all the work
lone in the Adrocaie Office its typographi-
,al appearance is hard TO beat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

Sometime ago smith y. Have. ~,
Treasurer OF Coyington, deiaulted 70 a
large amour, and lcd to Canada. A lev
days ago Mr.. Blackburn, alias "Old Par.
don, y sent him an unconditional pardon.
- The Warner Silver Bill, which pro-
vidcd for free and unlimited coinage Of
silver, and which passed the House last
spring, has been killel in the Senate Com
mittee on Finance. Bayard, Herman, Mo-
rill, Ferry and Allison voted against the
bill, and Beck and VOORHEES, for il.
Mr. H. V. Boynton, correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gcsste, has preferred
charges against General sherman. and has
asked that he be tried by Court Martial
for conduct unbecoming an officer. lie
claims that sherman has written a letter
stating that he (Boyntonl was without
character, aud that for 81 900 he would
SANDER his own mother.
Hon. Phil D. Thompson, Jr., has in
triduccd bill IN the House Of Reprcsen.
tatives which provides that no clsim
against the Government shall be rejected
for disloyany galess there is such proof a.
would convict the claimants Of treason.
There are several millions Of dollars Of
these claims now pending, and the claim
ants have been kept out Of the amounts for
want Of so-called loyalty to the Govern.
u,anf
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bal Lis passed ths House De-.
clarins lea misdcmeauor Punishable BY q
hue Of $50 for any person to usc abusive
language In the presence Of another in
tending thereby to insult such other per-
son or persons.
While discussing the proposed amend
ments 10 the concealed weapon law. which
proposes TO allow policeman and officers Of
the law the right to wear weapons in any
way they choose good member asked that
editors and reporters Of newspapers be
granted the same right
"A bill amending the General Statutes
20 that one Magistrate may hold an exam
lining court instead Of two has passed the
Senate, and bill reducing the number Of
jurors in inferior courts from ~ TO Q, and
fixing their pay At so cents per day, has
passed the House. The latter l. a good
move, and the hill ought to become law.
A bill is before the House providing
that II any person shall draw, or attempt
TO draw or use, upon another person
deadly weapon, thereby putting any person
or psrsons in fear Of bodily harm, and
which i not done in necessary self-defence,
or in an attempt to keep and preserve the
peace, or in doing other legal acts, he shall
be confined in the penitentiary not less
than one nor more than three years.
ne n V,t. .F r lsII
the Senate to amend Section Of the
General Statutes so as to allow each bona
ede house keeper with family, or any fe.
male dependent upon her labor for a live
lihood, who shall not he possessed Of all
the articles specified in said Section, such
articles Of household goods rs he or she
may be possessed Of to the amount Of $500,
which shall not he subject to lew for
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06
FINF FARM FOR SALE.

Having engagements calling me constantly from
home have decided Co sell the fIrm on uhlCh I
nov reside, heated on the nanville and stamford
pike, about six miles from the i0uuer and four
miles nom the latter place. This iauu contains
200 AOik~ OF LAND, and 4 one Of the very best
In Ken lucky. II 3 Ina very hgh state Of cultiYa-
ton has been In grass long time, and = rcsh
and lively. II has hne yuune orchani. nov
hearing great variety 81 the choicest ifuts plen-
~ Of lssiug water under god fenoei has four ten
emcnts. two god aud two fair. and Is susceptible
% three divisions. hlacksmith's shop, schooi-
house and Mill In sight and les than - mile
auayi has acoss ny pike % rnilrusds-C incinnati
southern Il. X and knoxville Branch Of the n A
n, " r. 10th near enough Cor all convenience
end not enough - ior any annoyanccs. All IN all
u contains more inducements than any Farm Of is
siSe know OF In this part OF the state For fuller
Information, communicate with the uude rsisnei a.
stanford or call al the premises near the Hanging
fork Bridge. Lincoin C0.,Ky.
fia-2m sH. KING
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LEG TsLATITE DOTyGs.

A hill IN create The oe,o. of D.,,,,
Constable and 6x b;s du,;o. has n.ssoi on.
House.
The House Ia. passe.i 4, lin 10 nr..
vent the destruction of esb in Tho -.
of Dicks River and Hans;ng Fort
The Senate has voted 70 reno.l tho
test oath Of officer. and !, "a we'll sinoo !,
requires each officer IN commit ner;rrv
County Clerks are 70 no ;ncIYdod IN
the act probibitino in,ov;oo,;on o. g.,
at least bin 70 that ef,ec, has n.s.aJ ~,
House.
House bill autbori,ins the Trps,o.. Of
Danyille 10 levy a tax 70 con.,rno, mn.
chine sbops for the CsRR b,s n.s.o1
the Senate.
A bill amending the law of divorce
an ma IN o;vo b,sh.,as ~, \,
yorce for drunkenness in the w,ss A. ,ho
latter now has p,ssed Al. S.. IA.
week
- Senator Bruce has offered a bill 10
regulate the time Of holding Circuit
Courts in the counties Of this district and
to change the number Of countie. com.
posing said district
- Hon. John Tupman, the member of the
Legislature from Adair, died last week.
and Speaker Bigger has issued proclsma-
ton giving notice Of an election to he
held on the 18th, TO Gil the vacancy.
- Mr.. Gooeh has presented bill To
change the county line between Lincoln
and Casey; and another to authorize the
Lincoln County Court to levy anil collect
an I'D roioraR tax for county purposes.
Both Houses have passed bill giving .
parties whose property has been sold for
taxes until next Janusry to redeem it, by
paying the taxes and six per cent thereon.
After January thirty per cent will he
added.
- The concealed weapon law, properly
executed as Il now stands, is about as good
Is has yet been been invented, and we fear
hat the tinkering that il is now undergo.
ng by the Legislature, will result in rem
lering il worthless.
90 The Ways and Means Committee Of
he House has reported a bin 10 bring the
General tax ON real and personal estate
Jack to As cents on the hundred dollars.
rom which il should not have been charged .
y the last Legislature.
- Evidently to spite Mr. White. the {
member from Clay, the House passed the
ct creating the county Of Blackburn. but G
,me sensible member who allowed his mas. !
ons to get the upper hand of him. hss I
nee moved a reconsideration. a
- The House has voted IN reduce The \
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

iord .... Mesrs Robert Murphy. " g.
Trimblo and samuel Tate have been to
Frankfort on business ...Mr WIN. Tate
and his chum, Jim Dchon, Jr, o.. Ncav-
erton, In the State Of Wayne, were IN town
saturday. They gave a goodly account Of
the manner in which the farmers are push.
ing things ahead In tina, part 81 the land
Of hog and hominyh .....M Mr. sam Adams
was seriously IN Tor several DAYS last week
Now, sam, don't think too much II the
'starchcd clothes" Boz. Mr.. q. VI. Waddle.
Of the law firm Of Cnrd 4 Waddle. has
been absent some time on professional bus.
incss in Louisville and Nash vile
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06
WINTER WILL COME !
IT NEVER FAILS.
READ & PROFIT THEREBY.

We are the first to pull down prices and the last
to put them up. We continue to reduce old fig-
Iures, while others are forced to cry an advance
Our advantages in buying have been proven in
our selling. People all over the country will tes
tify that we originated the scale of low prices. Our
increasing trade has alarmed our competitors, and
our low prices have gladdened our friends WE
CONTINUE TO ORDER GOODS, AND, IN FUTURE, IN
TEND TO DOUBLE OUR STOCK A One-Price Cash
House is the only redemption for the people. We
charge no extra per cent to cover lost debts in
crediting This is an item to those who pay cash
and a warning to those who buy OH credit.
Our ClOthing---Latest styles, best goods, lowest
prices Our Boots and ShOes--Largest stock and
none cheaper in the world. Our HatsImmense
stock all new and nObby. Our Gents Furnishing
GOods---C Complete and desirable.
Over 500 samples of Foreign and Domestic
piece goods from Devlin X Co., New York Will
take yOnr measure and guarantee perfect-fitting
garments.
Advertisers are numerous. but honest goods and
low prices are scarce.
We charge you nothing to examine, but prom
Use you money you buy.
GEO. II. BRUCE & co.
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a. q. WARREN

4 a Candidate FOR COMMON EALrH's Ar
tohNEf ior this District subject 10 the aciisn 81
the Democratic party.
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NOTICE
To all persons wanting Fine
Painting and Grain
ing done.
L. d. JESSE,

And understand that he intends 10 locale hem
lie comes well recommended Mr.. Frances Eft-
ton, OF Clark county says Of his trimming that "ii
IL the grandcsi and truesi imitation work be ever
sag.n Major y u. Marnal, Mr.. Wm. sudduth
and Dr. J. A. Mills, al Of Clark, and Mr.. John
harnumi OF Iayetie county, make the same state
ments. We have examined his samples, aud pro-
nounee them the acme-the highest point OF me
chanical skill that comes step BY step through
many years Of labor, experience aul study. He u
also recommended 20 BY Mr.. y. p Bash 81 this
county, Who Is a practical man aud who has cx-
amined his work. All those desiring dfst-clnss
work can DO no better than employ Mr.. Irsse
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

DIR. r. G. CHENAULT, superinien-
dent of the Eastern Kentucky Luna.
tic Asylum, sends US a copy of his
annual report from which we find that
there are $40 patients under treat
ment. lie total receipts for the year
are slSi ,063.47; disbursements, sl13,-
09i.10-leaving a cash balance of
7,969.37. Lincoln county has eight
patients in the establishment
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Lowest Possible Margin

viii take Conuiry rro.laco IN exchange Tor goods
al market prices.
/ have hssn heuro the publie, asking. reeeiylne
and lesioWing hyors for "a years, and Ia an thesc
ycaiH Of lahuI none have been more prosperous and
pleasant al thing considered, than the pasi;
therefore, have good cause 10 Cuuio hsinre niy pai-
runs ard thank them, one and ALL great aud small
Wills have received their money Va large aud
small Quantities, irel that unna have given an
eguigalcnt more thufuufhly than myselt After
thanks 10 my many friends and patrons Coz their
iheral paifunagt, hops Zoe continuance 4 the
same and by iilr dealing and bow prioss, ! feel
that Ne eau meet the demands of many.
ta RESPECTFULLY, NJ. %. kLWOhE.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

WmLE the House may have gone "a
little TOO far 10 the reduction of .ala.
ries Of certain officers, we are
pleased to see 30 determined on effort
towards retrcnchmcnt Most Of the
salaries have been tyo high and have
caused such a scramble for Office, that
the best men for the position have had
to stand aside, while the demagogue
with the most cheek and money has
forced and bought himself into pow.
err. With a reduction in these ala.
ries, there will not be 80 great an in
inducement for the office seekers, and
perhaps We may return to the good
old custom Of letting the office seek
the man. There will be no danger
that good men cannot be obtained at
the new. figures. We had a great
deal better officers when the salaries
were less than halt what they are now.
MORE than half of the regular ses-
sion Of the Legislature has passed
and nothing has been done for the re-
lief Of the Penitentiary but to recon.
mend the pardoning Of a lot OF con.
victs, that the Committee Of Doctors
had agreed upon. The body is evident
ly not able to handle so important
matter, and in this and other partic.
ulars they show themselves to be lot
Of deuced asses.
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TIM w. HIGGINS

Is Candidate ron CIRCUIT CLERK. subject to
the ariion of the Democracy.
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Voc fan particulars, - TO loard, ae., addr-,,
Mrs. =. &. IkIEnLAHf, Principal,
sianlir'i. Lnruin Co. Nv
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esnirsciins WALTER FiELDs. ~.
NfMsif NfHuI.sH.I "
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10 rultou, prices rang, from 90 40 go in ih
regular departments. irimary, tli, Intermediate
$50 Preparatory go, and Collegiate, go.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-06

TIM Pennsylvania Republicans met
in convention at Harrisburg, We'd
nesday, and resolved. by vote Of 1873
10 ll3, 10 instruct its delegates to the
National Convention for Grant, and
requiring them to vote as a unit on
all questions before the body. A.
stalwart lot Of resolutions were adopt.
ed.
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.
WARMING


THIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL MERCHANT
and others, not 20 credit my snn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
Facts.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con-
suit the time tables OF the Baltimore *
Ohio Road. It's celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always
as low rs the lowest; make 1t beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in hrst-Class cars on fast
trains, and every possible care is taken
TO insure comfort and convenience. BY
the Baltimore x Ohio only is the choice
of routes offered to the West, via st.
Louis or Chicago, and i'll either ease,
trains run through without change OF
cars. Direct connection is made At both
cities with oil leading lines to the West,
Northwest and Southwest, and there is
but a single change OF cars to Iowa,
Kansas. Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota,
etc. No other line can afford such adj
vantages as the Baltimore d Ohio. 1t
costs but very little time and trouble to
learn this, and in the end may lead to
the saving OF much oil both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having 4 talk with
or receiving q letter from one oi the b.
4 o. Agents. A letter addressed to Il.
F.. Bond, Cumberland, Md; to G. +.
Dudrow, Harper's Ferry; to Daniel
Bride, Baltimore, Nd, or to j. II. Fritz,
Somerset, Pa, or cal! upon either OF
these gentlemen will lead to thorough
information rs to all necessary details OF
time, connections, fares, baggage, etc.,
etc,