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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

Tn. .uccesr Of the Literary Revolution
in producing q CycIop@dia. she largest
ever published in this conn'ry. in large
syps. veil vrin,sd and bound. ~ the n"m-
inaI cos, of SIS, seemed TO the majority of
h.oL- -bay~rs ~ r~@srtsbls. shai the seco"d
Ln~v.sy Rsvois,ioa. which reduces she
cos, of this most Ysc~ll~ns work to $40.
ss~ms almos, incredible. The facts Of shs
cass ere, howssss, made % evident end ."
ressonsble, that there can he M question:
ing shsa. We hsye in shis ofiics soms Of
she volunes which denossssase shsir sn.
pesios character in every vay, end shs
fae's and figures which ase published in
dessii In On article slaswhese in shis paper.
uader the Gtls of"A Second Literary Rev.
olsiioa, !" shsv very clearly. though very
suvpsisissiy. how it 10 poesibIe TO mats
such an extremely vaiusble and costly Cy.
elop<dis sccessible to the masses st such
ssiflinR cost.
: To remove any possible incrsdulity
which might sziss ia the minds Of some
shat shis u oely . plspsible schems for get
ting issgs amount Of money 10 small
GUMS from great many individusls. in re-
turn Tor books which might never be de-
livered, the pnb'ishers do not rsquiss any
payment whatever in advance. You may,
IL you pleass. imply send your order By
postal oard. and make no payment except
upon the delivery card, and make no pay
msns except upon the delivery ofths goods
themselves, and after you have Examined
them and found them saiisfsctory. 0rders
should be sen, TO the publishsn st once,
In order TO secure the spsciA terms given
during she month OF August.
HALL Of Somerset Lodge No 352 ]. 0. O. F
somsrses, Ohio, August 18Th. 1881:
wHEnsAs, Death has taken from among
ne our we'll sstsemsd Brother p. H.
Shoush, and be Il sherefors
Resoissd, That We the surviving mem.
bers of said Somsrset Lodge bow In hsm.
BILE obidsncs 10 the decree Of the Allwiss
Psovideucs, and feel in the death Of Bro.
shoush our Lodge hes lost one Of iss
worthy, active, and zsslous members and
that his absence from our lodge meetings
will be greatly felt By us.
Rseolued-That We extend to his widow
and family our kindsss sympashies in shis
shsis hour Of bereavement ofa hisd hus-
band and dutiful father.
Rsolssd--That thsss resolutions be spread
upon the miniss Of the Lodge procesdines
and copy b. furnished the family. Also
. copy TO shs soMERsEr Pass for publi-
csiion. r. B. WooDwADp,1
II. C.. 0K1lNER. Con-.
r. II. AsHBRooK,
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Virtue Acknowledged.

Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albany. n. Y,
wrisss: "For several years have suffered
from ofs-recurring bilious headschcs. dys-
pepsis and complaint peculiar to my sex.
Since using your Bvrdook Blood Bitsers !
am entirely relieved" Price $1.OO, trial
sise 10 cents. @
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A Bargain.

We wish to sell the lot and building
formly occupied BY US as buggy factory.
The lot is in good condition and building
as COON As new, and will make comforta-
BILE dwelling. We will sell very cheap and
on easy teens. SMITH & LIFTING En-,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

u 10 sumored that The owners Of the
Coal misss south Of town psoposs- 70 ad-
vsace The prics Of coal 70 six cents per
bushsl ~ the banks after The 6rss Of Sep
ssmbes.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

No Palatial hospital needed for Hop
Bittsrs patients. nor largs-salaried talented
pufies 10 tell what Hop Bisters wall do or
cure. ss they tell their own story BY thsis
certain and absolute cures at bome.-Nev-
ark Independent
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

You enay rest assured .thst you are safe
in being speedily cured By Thomas Eclsc-
ssic Oil In sli cases Of rhsumasisn, neu.
rsieis, tooshsche, etc. One trisl only 10
Necessary 70 prove its efficacy.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

Thoms Johasoa p,ys the highest price
OF ell kinds of County produce and will
uppiy aii his customers Who desire any.
hiag In the Boot and Shoe line from
WALKER 4 RUSSELL.
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sss cssd Of H:s. sps.gue in this Issue.
This b . reliable house and you need
have no fears Of rspairiag ssns 10 bic 60.
sablishmsas.
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Perry county visitors TO Newark will
nos fall 10 stop as the America Hous~ a.
Ter oss call there. Try 10. and II We do
not tell shs truth. We will sss mp the OF.
osrs, 20 demand.
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He had II Fifteen Tears.
CsAwroRD COUNTY. PA.

CpAwroRD County, PA.
Personally came Thos Collins, before
us. = Jussics sf the Pescs in and for said
county, Who, being duly sworn according
TO Law dspoass and says. Thss be is . res
ideus Of Tisusville. Pa. ased 40 yeass
That he hes had shs Rheumatism for the
pas ffsssn ysass and . great part Of the
tins ussbIs 70 work. ! am now using
Wilson'S Lightning Remedy for Rheuma-
sisu, and feel On imnsdiats relief on the
taking OF cash dose.
~ THOMAS COLLINb.
swosn aad subsesibsd 10 before ms tAis
18th Day Of April 1850. J. B. CLAHx::
.... Jussies Of the Peace.
For Sale by L. CLAYTON.
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Mrs. Michael Scanlon died Of consump-
tios q hes ssssdsncs on South Columbus
Street. Last Wednesday and was buried on
Friday.
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Ms y. Mitchell aad Son viii sesasa 10
ss Losis ssxt Monday. Mm. MITCHELL
end daughter; Mics Nessie viii remain un.
90 tks middle Of sepssmbsr. ---
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Take your trade to Thomas Johnsons,
Walker 4 Russell will supply you in Boots
and Shoes % cash prices on hir orders.
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Twill sell ct private sale the farm owned
BY my father at his death, situated half
mile east Of New Reading and contain>
ing one hundred and twenty-eight acre..
Il 10 appraised at $6,500O0 and cannot be
sold for less.
Il 10 one Of the handsomess, incest farms
in Perry County. LYMAN J. JACKSON.
4w Administrator.
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Mothers should buy Rinehsss's Lossnsss
foe worms. Fos ssls BY c. A. Roberts.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

Smoke the Roberts FGvorite" FIVE
cent Cigar, the best in the market.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

whsas 10 sdvanciag in shs markets. but
the bossom will fkll ous inside of thirty
days.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

No ssnd, sal,, p.tAsh or lime in Cis'-
land Dryer Co.'S super Pho.phsse soI'
By DAnsr a REAM.
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George Price spent few days last week
with his old friends In this place. He 10
looking veil and % jolly 90 ever.
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Land for Sale.

A piece of ground west Of Somerset,
contai0inR about IL acres, on south side of
turnpike, we'll wasered and in good farm
ing condition. II 10 also . very desirable
location 70 build upon. Address,
p. J. DITToE, MI. Harrison, Somerset o.
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TAs vost on Ne ssw Cosvsns 81 ~.
yossphs d bsiss pushed rapidly and will
- c~aplsssd shis fall.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

I q A WEEK. Sl2 day at homo easily ma Dc
IL Costly outfit free. Address TRUs : Co.
Augusta, Maine.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

y oAa9 The Great EnsYoAoo 0Aog

n9o AomoQy.
An unfailling
cure for Semi.
nal Weakness,
epeSmatoFThea,
lmporteney, Il
all Disease0that
follow ~ Q Sc
quence Of Self.
AAnsAAo -.
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LIms and Ammoaia do NOT make .
pIsss fsoi- Uss Cleveland Dryer Cos
sspw Phsspksss. Sold By DAnsr 4
RuAM -.
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Bill Trout Of Hopev.n vill have some
supsrios sh- ep ct the n~ss S"t sale.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-08-18

WIN. Huston 10 having his dwelling
eovessd With slate root
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Ths alarm Of Gre ~.s given lass Mon
dag caused By the section hssds -basnias
shs dsad srsss On shs bants Of shs eos.
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DIR. J. -. elARcHisI,


Extra Coach. No. Coach, Dsmar, Copal
and ehellac YsrpIshss, cheap at Roberts
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Mrs. J. 9: Robertson, Pittsburs, Pa, writes:
II wos suffering from general debility, want o.
asP ssda g sRa =:
much"
B. Gibbs, of Buffalo, N. Y, writes: "Your
Burdock Blood Bitters. In chronic disease of the
ed with success. have used them mysen With
best results, Tor torpidity Of the liver end In the
case Of friend q mine suffering from dropsy. the
Bruce Turner, Rocqester, N. Y. writes; 81 have
been subject to serious disorder of the Kidneys and
unable to attend to business; Burdock Blood BIZ
terc relieved me before half bottle was used.
1eeiconndsnt that they WIZ entirely cure me-"
2 A;snish .a Hs An siagh:mton, n xr,te.: "!
soad Win ii Day. a' TSoe sSS1 yoaa sns
pain since first week after using them"
Mr.. Noah Bates, Dlmira, N. T.. writes: "Ahout
four years ago had an sttack Of bilious fever.
snd never fully recovered. Ny digestive orqrps
were Weakened. and would BE- completely pros
txased tor days. After using two bottles Of your
Burdock Blood Bitters the Improvement Va 81
visibls that was ast0nished. / can now though
81 ysars Of age, do . fair and reasonable days
work"
c. Bl.cist Robins0n, prop. Ct the ca.adsa.
suffered greatly from oft-recurine headaches.
used your Burdock Blood Bitte.s With happiest re-
suAtss eao nov nno myself IN better health than
for ysoEs past"
Are Wallace. Buffalo, N. Y, writss: 81 have
used Burdock Blood Bsiess for nervous and biliou1
headaches. and can recommend them for any ene
requiring cure for biliousnsss."
Mrs.. Ira Nulholland, Albany, N. r, vritss
"For several ysers have suffered from oit-recur.
ring bilious hsadachsss dysPePsia, and complaints
pseuiie. % my sex Since using ysus Bur6ocl
Blood Bitters ! am entirely relieved" :
PRICE. u PER BOTTLE; SAMPLE SIZE. 10 CTS.
Foster, 1ilburns b Co., Prop'rs.
DUFFAk0, NEW YO8k.
For sale By G. A. Roberts,.
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Roberta County Drug Store 10 Head
uratefs for everything in the Drug line
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Fm sil kind Of Garden truck 20 to
Ksmpss.
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"Te the Nerth Pele."
Not exactly. hut pay visit TO Roberts
Soda Fountain (now open,) for cool re-
treshing drink.
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II 10 useless 10 send In Communicasion.
fos publication without sheovsiters name.
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Several Communicasioas have to 90 over
this week but will appear in their turn.
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Nice milk cheese IL cents per lbs. %
Ksmpfa
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4 Administrators Notice

nc so,cs Is hereby siven that the undersigned h.,
state OF 3. N. Shaw late of Perry COUNT Cb;n
'erry. n NmZ OF
August 9TH, 1881
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Nonce !: hereby given that the undersigned ba,
.. ,.eH aptmnteI % and qualified Administrator Of the
e \. OF Ehzsoeth RfdenOur late of Perry County
MO, deceased by the Probate Court Of said C"un..
August 9Th, 1881. 49, A1''i' H.
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A New Organ.

The N. Y. Express, under It's new pro-
prielor, Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, 1t is under
stood at the political clubs will atpIre to
be the especial organ Of President Ar
thur and the Arthur Administration,
through Mr.. Field has heretofore inti-
mated that 1t would be neutral, or, ra-
ther, -ndependent, in politics. There
IS also reason to believe that ex-senator
Conkling, who is now permanently
domiciled In that city, will have a large
Influence in directing its course. The
President's friends say be has all along
dlsavowed his approval OF the "organ"
business, on the assumption that 1t
would be likely TO embarrass more than
IL would assist him; but he would seem
finally TO have yielded his judgement TO
that Of o her peoplt. This is given for
what II Is worth. 1t is unnecessary to
add that the new j)urnal will have am
pie financial support, aud viii be In no
danger, therefore, of the shipwfeck
which attended the attempt 10 establish
The Republic some years ago as the Or
gan OF another President.
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Another Fleeing Rank Cashier.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. .Nnx % 1aaI

LONDON, Nov 90, 1881.
1t IS reported in Berlin that
Count kalroky, the Austrian Minis.
ter OF Foreign Affairs, will shortly
visit Berlin.
The supplementary elections for
the heichstag in the Third aud Fifth
districts of Berlin have resulted in
the return of two progresslsts.
a Berlin despatch to the Time,
says:-"The Emperor William is
recovering. 81 condition 10 most
favorable, he being free from pain.
de took drive yesterday"
The digging of a trench in which
10 bury the laad line from Penzance
30 Lands End, in connection with
the nsw American telegraph cable.
was commenced yesterday.
The National Zeituaq. of Berlin.
nrmiy insists upon the truth of the
report that the Pope has requested
tne herman government to permit
MN TO establish a Papal see at Full.
I esterdaY, being King Alfonso,s
ppirlnoay was observed as general
noiiday 10 Spain. The Chambers
ana the Bourse were closed. A
grana reception was held in the
royal palace.
Ihe republican journals Of Paris
pelieve from the results of the elec-
LIONS Tor Senatorial del egates that
Ihe Right will lose twenty seats in
the Senate. The returns, however.
are very incomplete.
The Times says it believes that
Parliament will meet on the 10Th
OF January, and that recommeuda,
uons OF the government fol the con-
auct oil business in the House oil
duced. '' ''i -
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From Ys.seraay,. Late Edition
THE COUNTY sTs.
Doing Over the Trial LIst-Argu-
ment I'm Carberry's Case.

Doing Over the Trial LIst-Argu-
ment I'm Carberry's Case.
The Superior Court was opened IN
addition to the others, at 10 o'clock
this morning, when the trial list was
taken mp. AS usual, the large ma.
jority of the cases were passed, con.
tinued or settled, but the following
were marked for trial.
Derringer's administrators vs.. Der
ringers administrators IL. N. VIII
Its, assignee, VS.. Enoch Moore, Jr.;
Hollis VS.. Vandegrift David McCo-
paughey's administrators vs.. Isaac
Dillin Joshua Marshal VS., the Mu-
tual Loan; @. J. Fell & Bro. VS.. John
A. Cranston John Little VS., William
Bright, agent for James n Webb;
State, use of John ii. Bfitton vs.. Isaac
Grubb ; August Bierman VS.. j. l..
johnson George Dougherty, Jr., VS.,
George Dougherty's administrators
Harriet Garraghy VS.. Patrick Sullivan;
Jesse H. Holton VS.. John Pyle I,
Charles Jackson VS.. James Delaplaine;
same VS.. James Delaplainc and d. j.
Wilson, Thomas w. Bowers VS..
William w. Pritchett,
Clement B. Smith W.. Henry Il. Ro-
belen; Vincent o. Hin vs.. L b. Edwards
a. 90. Charles E. McCariy ". John j.
Lockwood: John Stark w. Pres on &
Firth State use OF Zaioc A Pool v.
William X. Rothwell, e. al. William
q. Bush VS.. Joseph Stoeckle Anthony
u. Zesley Va. Nary A. W eidin; Edward
Talnsll vs.. Henry Nj. Courtney EnOch
Moore, Jr., VS.. William +, X tri's txecu-
trix Hlett Graham vs.. Patrtck Btugsn !;
Aid Loan Association vs. Berj imlu r /.
Nelis and wife Ann ID. ShaM's 1Necu-
trix VS.. Albeit II. Weld asd wife Pax
sou, Comfort 81 Co. VS.. Thomas j g les;
William +. Karrs executrx VS.. Isaac
Murray ShaTpless & Sons VS.. Henry Il.
Robulen Pettis & CustIs VS.. Joseph A
Bond Pettis & GUSTS VS.. James l..
smith q. II. Blr3hard x Go. vs. Buck
ingham * Co. Diamond state Iron
Company vs.. Jacob Hardehfelder same
vs.. Patrick OBrien same ". Peter
Newman John II. Fraz vs.. Peter d.
Griffith Ellis Kobelen VS.. " llham NJ.
konnard a. Ce., three cases James
and Mary Toner VS.. executors of
Michael Doran.
Chas. Reynolds, Jr., j. Ernest Smith
and Edw. II. Foster, studeuts-at-law,
we're admitted d to the bar on the report
OF the committees to tho effect that they
had passed the required ex animation
The Carberry murder trial was then
resumed, and Deputy Attorney Geueiai
Cooper occupied the IN 1rniug sessi Il u
his argument for the prosecution.
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A RAmBLER.s NOTES.
SMALL ITEMS GATHERED HERE ANN
THERE-A THANKSGIVING BLIZZARD
NEWS IN SEVERAL PLACES.

NEWS IN SEVERAL PLACES.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.
MILFORD, DEL, Nov. %.
last wrote yon from Midole,own
since that time have visited, SmyIna
Camden, Dover and have finally arrived
at this place.
In Smyrna there seemed 10 very little
news, but that may have been owing 10
Us being Thanksgiving Day. Within a
short time several new houses have been
erected, and one Of the largests imprt va.
ments lhat have been made Is the addi
tion to the Smyrna House, kept by
Messrs. Collins IL Jefferson. Tbey
treat their guests well. On Thanks.
giving Afternoon arrived IN Dover. and
found that the day was being yery gen.
orally observed all business places ex !.
ceept the hotels and cigars stores, being
closed. In the afternoon there was A
shooting match at glass balls bet weeo
the young sportsmen Of that place.
While passing up State street, during
the afternoon, | met Hon, N. b.
omithers, who greeted me very PLEASANT
ly l asked him about 10 the. suggestion
that had been made in regard to bis an.
pointmeEt TO the Supreme Bench. He
replied that be felt very much gratltied
at the complimentary allusions. but he
thought Delaware was two small 10 re-
ceive the appointment.
Toward evening OF the same day n
Western "blizzard" struck this section,
and that night 1t froze 10 such an extent
that the next morning boys we're skating
on the ponds, ard the wagons went rat
tling over the frozeH mud in the streets,
Milford is the largest town In Della
ware south of New Castle. 1t is divided
by the Mispillion, making 1t North and
South Milford, the former being IN
Kent and the latter In Sussex county.
Milford at present contains about 5000
inhabltants and Is a very busy little
place. On Saturdays the farmers for
miles around drive into town aud max 0
their purchases. During the afternoon
the principal street is almost impass 10
for pedestrians and teams, the latter
being OF all descriptions. Boat building
is also carried on here, and ut the pre-
sent time there are four vessels on the
stocks.
Sunday was beautiful day and all
the churches were well attended. To
day II Is colder. This place has three
hotels, .be principal one seeming to be
Smool's Hotel. IL is situated on the
main street and finely located. Every.
thing 10 kept in first-c ass style, the beds
being good aud the table containing all
the delicacies OF the season. Every
guest receives the best attention.
BISMARCK.
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n WRff from n the Sea

bermuda, Nov. 24.-Captain T.
"iiiiams' OF the hrigantiue Daun'.
less, from Bangor, pr rJuglt portion
Oh me hgurehead OF vessel which be
picked up in latitude A north, lonpi
tuoe 90 west. IL represents the head
Oh a woman, painted white, with The
mar made up In tfreelau style and
BANDED with two 5 rings of beads
When first seen by Captain Williams
It was floating face Mp, and conceiving
II TO be the head OF a human beinghs
put out his boat ahd brought II on
board. There were a large number
OF barrels of kerost tne oil floating in
the immediate viclhity.
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wAsHINGrON FILLING Up.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-There
was quite a number OF arrivals oi
Members of Congress yesterday and
to-day, and il is expected thai nearly
all of the Republican Representa-
tiyes will be here early next week.
From Pennsylvania there are in
the city, Senator Cameron, Robert
klotz, of the Eleventh District,
Charles O'Nelll, Of the Second
District, ex-Speaker Randall, OF
the Thiad District; VIM. 5. Shallen-
berger, of the Twenty. fourth
District. Mr.. O'Neil has not yet
taken up his permanent residence
in the city.
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MR.. KELLy's EPFFoTIvE "DIscI

Mr.. KELLy's EFFFoTIvE "DIscI-
PLINE. MIR. John Kelly, the boss OF
Tammany, put his guillotiDe in motion
on Friday afternoon. Last week
Mayor Grace sent in to the board OF
aldermen the name Of Andrew ].
White as justice of the peace, and
the nomination was confirmed. Now
Mr.. White was a member of the Tam
many Hall general committee in good
standing, but he accepted the appoint
ment without consultation with Mr..
John Kelly, and herein consisted his
treason. Hence the committee was
summoned Friday, and Nj. White
was expelled by vote of 162 to 80,
despite that he was present and pro,
tested his fealty to the organization.
Mr.. Henry ID. Putray, who had ad>
vised the nomination of Mr.. White,
was expelled from Tammany by the
same vote. whereupon the 80 voting
in the negative abandoned the organs
ization in disgust and will hereafter
act with the county democracy. Mr..
Kelly's lack of political sagacity Is
attested 10 the fact that all OF the old
leaders in Tammany two years ago
are now arrayed against him.
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Whispering of a Horrible Decd.

George Aldrich, the yoing German
who attempted to commit suicide on
Saturday night in New ork by jump.
ing from the ferryboat New Jersey, yes
terday morning called Warden yreeland
Of the Charity Ho pital TO his side, aud
in confidential whisper said;
81 did most horrible deed but did
1t for my brotber's sake"
Aldrich repeated this statement sew
eral times during the day, but refused
TO say what the "borrible deed was.
The physicians at the hospital believe
him 10 be insane.
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nIad ON satur.inr.

Aquila Derrickson, well known
resident of this county, died at his
residence in Mill Greek Hundred, on
Saturday evening, in the 73d year Of
his age. Deceased was man Of ex~
emplary character, large laudholder
and was regarded as man of consid-
cradle wealth. He was an aptiye
Democrat aud served team as Levy
Court Commissioner. Hisfuneral will
take place on Thursday morning, at
1890 O'Clock. He will long be re-
membered as one of the best citizens
in hls Hundred.
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KILLED IN A RUNAWAY,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Car No.
10 OF the Fourth and Eighth Streets
Line was ran into by runaway fire
engine 10 night at Fourth and Jefferson
streets. The horses had thrown The
driver OF the engine of of it and then
started down the street at a rapid gait.
The pole OF the engine struck the rear
end oil the car and crushed IN the da her.
Two men whose names could OF be as
c.rtained were INSTANTLY killed, and
several persons we're slightly Injured,
One of the dead is believed 10 he
Thomas e. Conarly.
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An Iowa Man I, r the cabinet.

d 7 Paul, AnF z.
A Des NJ Dimes, ! IVA, .peclIl TO Tue
Pioneer Pre- says Gen Giant = get
iiDg In his work. n . and Judge ines
ter q. Cole of this cl y are warn prFsOp'
al friends. For s0H le weeks vague ~
m ors have connected Judge COlr' name
with aoms place III be new PItsldrhHal
Cabinet. Two weeks ago apapetisttob'
gly endorsed, was - NJ Dh tl asn'ns'
ton In his bshalf. II amtl1alslY theiss.
ter IL was rnmored that irpuet "
place was made TO hl III. To-Day uo 'ta'-
ted Tor Washington iu has.e,lh frspoh1te pl i,
TO telegram from be tfssiath I anu -. "
IL asserted on good afthdftti ttA' i.,',.a, ~
will be assigned u lace 10 Tue Cag.n's
The Judge Is one OF the aiie'l lAN!e "a, /,
In the West, and 70 seyfia yeais ~ W.
"A mem Der OF the SuIretne 0i1af y l7'i 81
Ing ON account OF dhy inadequate sal
AIRY"