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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
The Speed orThousht.

Some interesting experiments
have recently been undertaken by
European scientists, to demonstrate
the speed of thought along the vari-
Gus nerves of the human body, and
also the speed Of several senses.
Helmholtz has shown that wave
of thought would require about a
minute to traverse q mile of nerve,
and Hirsh found that 4 touch on
the face was recognized by the brain,
and responded to by a manual sig
nal in the seventh Of a second. He
also found that the speed of sense
differed for different organs, the
sense of hearing being responded to
in sixth of a second, while that of
sight only required one-ffth of a
second TO be felt and signalled. In
all these cases the distance traversed
was about the same, so the inference
is, that images travel more slowly
than sounds and touch. 1t still re-
mained, however. to show the por-
ton of this interval taken up by the
action of the brain. Prof. Dondeas,
by very delicate apparatus. has
demonstrated this to be about 1900
of q second. OF the whole interval,
1000 are occupied in the simple
art OF recognition, and $500 for the
act of willing a response. When two
irritants were caused to operate in
the same sense, 1-25 of a second was
required for the person to recognize
which was the first, but a slightly
longer interval was required to de-
termine the priority in the case of
other senses. These results were
obtained from a middle aged man !;
but in youths the mental operations
are somewhat quicker than in the
adult. The average of many exper-
iments proved that a single thought
occupies 1-40 of a second.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

The snow has driiteI around mg
heart" sighed fair young Boston
girl. as she and her Brooklyn hostess
sat on the floor, lacing their boots
the other morning. No longer
does the spring violet bloom IN my
life"
NAV / inquire what has chagrin-
ed YOU p asked the Brooklyn girl,
sympatheiieally.
Il viii tell you I'll, from eosmOs
to Omega. You shall know why my
existence is hcneeforth like q burnt
prairie to NE. Alb, the dream has
/ flown. The grasses are bending
over the grave Of that bright hope"
"Did he leave you ?" invoked the
Brooklyn damsel in tears.
Not voluntarily. We are segre-
. gated, but through no fault of ours.
/ 1t was the dispelling of vision
But won't be come back ~
Il fear me nay. Such a difieren-
tiation is not 70 be overcome. | will
tell you. We loved. The moon
couldn't beam but he'd hitch up a
team and drive into my outstretched
arms"
F, "Myf g CALCULATED the Brooklyn
girl.
Always. He came, until look
ed for him as for the stars. Every
night until one. Then he came no
more. And my ..,art IS sad and
weary. Listen. l have a father.
| Pitilcss, cold. relentless, but still he
is my father, though he has frozen
/ up my blood. assure you il IS re-
ally all icebergs.'
"Did he say the young man
mustn't come any more ?' asked the
breathless listener.
"He did not. He welcomed him
like the whirlpool's rings that swal-
low up all sorts Of things. Gave
him cigars and talked with him.
Pa was too awfnlly sweet at first,
and that's what makes me sit sad,
sighing, and feel as though | am
dying I'm just perfectly terribly
cut up about if.
"Then how did he come to 90
away? I'm crazy to know"
''You shall hear how the disinte-
grafton originated. All the time pa
was treating him so nicely he didn't
ike him. He was making up his
mind to have him leave. Oh the
saddest word Of tongues or pen is
the terribleness of these male men.
Pa separated US. Like the pouting
Of the yengeful sea he separated my
own and me-"
"How did he do it? What steps
did he take ?"
sGive me your attention. You
shall know the facts from the pro-
toplasm to the finish. / will tell
you OF my awful doom, right here in
your cheerful little bed room. 1
wanted an Easter hat. [ said to pa,
Must have it. Was coming to see
you, you know. Says pa, Give up
the lover or the hat. Can't have
both. -
"And you?"
"Gave him up, of course. How
could | help it? The hat is lovely,
I but my heart is stone. / move
alone without any comfort. It was
hard to wreck him, but there was no
alternative. Pa made me choose.
Don't you think it pretty ?"
the two girls went down to
breakfast, the forlorn girl singing,
in low, sweet voice, ~The good
sword is raised, the good night Is
busted"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

We never saw anyone joyous
when suffering from pain neural
gia for instance. In relation to this
malady Mr.. George Guyett, Prop
Guyett House, thus informed our
representative: ! have used st,
Jacobs Oil for neuralgia and con-
fidently recommend it to any one
similarly Affected Shebcgaa Falls
Sheboqda Co. Neacs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

1t is remarkable what little bites
woman takes when eating in the
presence of her sweetheart. What
a little mouth she has then But
wait until washday comes. Watch
her when she goes to hang up the
clothes and gets in a hurry. BY the
time she gets the big ends of fifteen
clothes-pias in that mouth, you will
begin to think that it is pretty good
sized, hearty mouth, after all.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
AFTER THE BURIAL.
ny OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

Fallen with autumn's falling leaf
Ere vet his summers noon was past.
Our friend, our guide, our trusted chief
What words can march a woe so vast.
And whose the charted claim to speak
The sacred grief where all have part,
When sorrow saddens every cheek
And broods in every aching heart;
Yet Nature prompts the burning phrase
That thrills the husbed and shrouded hall
The loud lament, the sorrowing praise,
The silent tear that love lets fall.
In loftiest verse. in lowlicst rhyme
Shall strive unbalanced theminstrel choir
The singers of the newborn rhyme,
| And trembling age with outworn Tyre.
No room for pride, no place for blame
We fling our blossoms on the grave,
-scentless-faded-a we claim,
| This only--what we had we gave.
All could the grief of all who mourn
! Blend in one voice its bitter cry,
The wall to l-eaven's high arches horne
Would echo the caverned sky.
o happiest land whose peaceful choice
Fills with breath its empty throne!
God, speaking throught the people voice,
| Has made that voice for once His own.
No angry passion shakes the State
Whose weary servant seeks for rest;
And who could fear that scowling hate
Would strike at that unguarded breast
He stands, unconscious of his DOOM.
In manly strength, erect, serene;
Around him summer spreads her bloom
| He falls-what horror clothes the scene?
How swift the sudden flash of woe
Where all was bright as childhood
dream,
As if from heavens ethereal bow
Had leaped the lightning's arrowy CLEAN
Blot the foul deed from history's page,
Let not the all-betraying sun
Blush for the day that stains an age
When murders blackest wreath was won
III
Pale on his couch the sufferer lies,
The weary battle-ground of pain
Love tends his pillow. Science tries
Her every art. alas in vain.
The strife endurcs how long how long.
Life, death, seem balanced in the scale,
While round his bed viewless throng
Awaits each morrow's changing tale.
In realms the desert ocean parts,
What myraids watch with tear-filled eyes.
His pulse-beats echoing in their hearts,
His breathing counted with their sighs.
Slowly the stores of LIE are spent.
Yet hope still battles with despair
VIII Heaven not yield when knees are bent? ?
Answer, o Thou that nearest prayer,
But silent is the orazen sky
On sweeps tie meteor's threatening train
Unswerving natures mute reply,
Bound in adamantine chain.
Not ours the verdict to decide,
Whom death shall claim or skill shall
save;
The hero's life though Heaven denied
1t gave our land martyrs grave.
Nor count the teaching vainly sent
How human hearts their griefs may share,
The lesson woman's love has lent
What hope may do. what faith may bear
Farewell the leaf-strown earth enfolds
Our stay, our pride, our hopes, our fears,
And antumn's golden sun be beholds
A nation bowed, a world in tears.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
Proof E.verrwhcre.

If fany invalid or sick person has
the least doubt of the power and ef-
ficacy of Hop Bitters to cure them,
they can find cases exactly like
their own, in their neighborhood,
with proof positive that they can be
easily and permanently cured, at a
trifiing cost-or ask your druggist
or physician.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

GREENWICH, Feb. II. 1SS1.-Hop
BiRers C5.-Dear Sas II was given
up By the doctors to die of scrofula
consumption. Two bottles of your
BitteTs cured me.
LEROY BREWER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

John King and wife. Of lockwood, Milford Twp,
Somerset county Pa. having made = voluntary -
signment Tor the benefit Of their creditors 70 the
undersigned notice is hereby given 70 All pefsonl
Indebted TO him 20 make immediate payment "a
said assignee, and those having claims ngatnsl
said King to present them duly 1ufhendcafed 10
settlement at the Office Of the underr1gued, n
New Cenfrevilie Borough. Pa, On Saturday. III
18th day Of November. 1881.
Oct. 5 Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles C. orton, late OF Somerset bor
ough. deceased.
letter. tesfamentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, By
the proper authority, notice Is hereby given
10 those Indebted 10 Il to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims or demands VIII
please present them duly authenticated for set
tlement at the store Of deceased, on Saturday,
ST. PICKING,
octl2 Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

THE doctor said my wife had con-
sumption. Tried 'Lindsey's Blood
Searcher, and she has better health
than ever. &c. II. Hubbard, Hamp-
den Ohio
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

yenison is cheaper than beef in
Chicago and yet only the former IS
dcnr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

There is a time of the year when
almost everybody feels lazy ; and so
II is called Indian summer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

Finis Guiteau is waiting his bio
graphy ; but the hapgman will add
the last line.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

The Crown Prince and Princess of
Denmark have been enriched with a
fortune of s50,000,000 by the death
of Prince Frederick of the Neither
lands.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

Greenbacks are often alluded to
as soft money, and yet they are Just
as hard to get as coin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

Drunkenness turns man out of
himself and leaves a beast in his
room
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of William Gillespie, late Of New Balti
more borough, deceased.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of VIII
liam Gillespie, late of New Baltimore Borough
Somerset 20. Pa, deceased, have been granted
70 DIR. II. q. Keidt, residing In said borough, &c
whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make payment, ana those having claim'
OF demands. will present the same 70 the admins
traitor at the late residence Of deceased on satur
day November 10, lssl.
nc REIDT,
Oct Il Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

When a cat gives an entertain
ment from the top of wall it isn't
the cat we object to--it's the waul.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

Vote the straight Republican tick
ct next Tuesday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure, and saves doctor
bills-take Peruna.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

~
by virtue OF an order OF sale Issued out Of the
Orphans Court OF Somerset Co.. Pa. and to me
directed will expose 10 public sale the following
described real estate, late the property of Susan
Snyder, of said county, deceased, on the premises
on
SATURDAY, Ncrember ), 1881.
at o'clock P. NJ, TO wit:
A cert ain tract OF land situate in Milford Twp,
Somerset Co, Pa. containing g. acres. adjoining
lands Of John Marker, A. Heckler. Ross King,
jeremiah Shultz, and others. On which are erect
ed good new frame dwelling house. bank barn
and other outbuildings. Land in good state OF
cultivation.
TERMS.-One-half cash and balance in one
LEVI SNYDER.
octl23t Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
TERMS
A SIGNEES' AND
} COMMIT

A SIGNEES' AND COMMIT
IA TEES ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts have been filed In my
office. and notice Is hereby given that the same
viii be presented TO the Court for confirmation, on
Thursday, Norember Eth, 1881,
when and where all persons interested will he
heard.
The second and final accouat Of Alexander @.
Moore, assignee of Dietrick kreger.
The account OF William Reel, committee Of
Mary Lambert
Prothonotary's Office. H +. SCHELL.
Octber IL, 1881 Oct. 1s, Parliamentary.
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P q 7 E N 7 S

obtained and all business in the U. $. Patent
Office, or In the Courts attended 10 for MODERATE
FEES.
We are opposite the ". s. Patent Office en-
gagged in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, and
can obtain patents In less time than those remote
from WASHINGTON.
When model or drawing is sent we advise as to
patentahility free OF charge; and we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
" e refer, here, 10 the Postmaster. the Supt OF
the Money rider Division, and 10 officials of the
L. s Patent Ofice. For circular. advice, terms.
and reference TO actual clients in your own State
or county, address
@. A. SNOW tc CO.,
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington. ID q.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

Vote for honest John Cessna next
Tuesday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

A shrill voice is high toned but
not fashionable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02

Vote for Baily, Cessna and the
county ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
TERMS :

Ten per cent. Of the purchase money TO be paid
as soon as the property is knocked down; the bal
ance OF $500 on confirmation Of sale 500 in six
months and the balance In one year. After debts
are paid one-third Of balance to remain lien on
the premises, the interest thereof to be paid an
nually TO the widow, and at her death the princi-
pal TO the heirs of said David Lohr, deceased
The widows dover TO be deducted from the last
payment. Deferred payments to be secured by
Judgment bond, and 10 bear interest from day Of
sale.
ROBERT r. LDHR
octl2 Admir- of David I.0hr deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-11-02
DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order Of the orphans Court o
Somerset county, Pa, there will be sold at publi<
sale, in Stoystown borough, On
Saturday, Noccmbe- 9Th, 1881,
at o'clock p. m. the following described real es
tate, late Of David Lohr, decd, to-wit:
valuable farm adjoining lands Of John Sipe,
Edward Lambert Samuel Wagner, john Snyder
Davii Wagner, and Jesse Slick, containing about
lis acres of which about 100 acres are clear and
the balance well timbered. About IS acres Of the
cleared land is in meadow There are number
OF good springs, sugar camp, orchard, good two
story dwelling house, bank barn, and other build
fugs nm the fare.nisee
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ns of Publication.
olnersct Herald,

..sss,is.aes AZ s-s
.,erss wednesday eiosuins at - O.
g paii IN advance; otherwise " 50
.,.,.s.y be charged.
-.,,,,on viii se discontinued until all
-. raid up. Postmaster neEiecting
:. when subscribers Do ne; take out
sa''R ,.,,, he held responsible Tor the sub
..-. rs.aovlag from one Posioi;iee 10 an
i've rs the name Of tho former as
4, v,ssepi Office. Address
The Somerset Herald,
Somerset, Pa.
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. ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

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The Republican journal., 1881-05-05

| MONROE. The farmers ;Ie getting GUY t. ,,N
| AMI plant their spring crop....Mr. Henry Haley
| ha> bought out Mis-, +. VI. Enery> millinery hu-i-
ness DR.. A5woe'' ta..e-t;.. Ii S,aze 81
office by telephone. Mir A. J. Curt, j. grading
the bank in front Of hi house 70 the stream MIR
David Do!lof i very sick with rheumatic fever.
piphtheria !, again with MI Il. T. Written i
making preparations 10 keep large number of
hens. Mr.. f. a. Piper. OF this town. has secured
position in the census bureau At Washington
LIBERTY. James Fish. Of thi, town. i in in~al-
ycncy... Fred 4 Loyeiov ha> soil his stock Of
goods 10 a Mr.. Jones' OF Freedom. Mr.. Loveioy
Will lit up the spring for the Post Office l..
Z. Morse ana J. o. Johnson have connected their
houses by telephone sucker, AMI landeon
greens have come and we are happy....W II. Hunt
ha- put up fine street lamp i'll front of his resi-
'ience,. Mr.. Jones our new merchant. will move
into the house vacated by Wavland knowlton. Esq.
'-..our venerable town~man, Elias >kiimore, who
ha~ been confined to his house from the effects Of
fall he received last winter i again on the street
lie is able t. walk With the ali Of 4 cruch
UNITY. 7. Blethen while at work in Fletcher
MILL slipped and hi hand wa, sawed of lust below
the Joint Dir. McCurlv and Craig were called.
and the limb had t. be ampuatcd at the wrist oint.
Blethen i Young man about i years Ola. hi>
father i dead, hi> mother lives in Thornlike ami
M another son who being unable L. walk moves him
sali about in chair wheel, which VA purchased
FIR him last winter her LIT Is a hard one.. .Bu-i-
ness l. good. Farmers are bringing I'll the balance
Fl their potatoes at ~ ~ for Early Rose ~ fir
other kinds Houses are selling at fam prices
There has been a large amount II hay -ot and
carried 70 Boston from this town the past winter,
The Republican journal., 1881-05-05

JUDGE nANroRrU PRESIDING.
James Moody ID. -. " II >r,,l,. al,,,.. of tb,
Estate Of >bir,i No,.lv II rfnc,fn,irle y, LII,
,,ba,, TN. 1.r1nal ,,,,, i ,,..t ,,,t,n
- raco,4, Is, "a, .,,,.,,t 80 ro,,,,.. rsf.,..
cl,ina1 = lin III oa-.rt Inv lacIe., tbat III 49,
tin. ,-,.,. even, o, ,li,I ,o+ la IN. anna,
wallace : ,,raer f,,.,If vilia,os,,, ~. ,iaf.oc.
WIN + H1acL AMI ,,otba,. .aar.,,,,, y Iaro1,
+. Fa!n,.- stockton case of t.a.na-s for ,1tfjno
va,j hevoul tl n,un,la,- 1in, NJ H., fi,n,. Tie
Same na,tie. v..,.. ft,-Ivrl in /. -,tt h, O,-,h.r
IS. to ,lafe7nin, the boundary linz, Fame. ,I,inq
Bark for fne possession Of \ .frin If lana u feer
al ,,. ..nI ft,,, fa., at rI,, ,,l,. ,,l r,.,t, v
raj. lone ,yfnnine, H.. hi, ,.nal in .r.b
ca.a- ,nn.b ;ir f.aia !; o,,.-.,,io,.., p,a,l ,,,.
spc, F,ioo. f..,. tra.,,.. aIIa,n, rho- Fame. +.
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Fr;i,,. ,t.:,,5 M. ,,,r;,s III. Il, >,,oinati,,,,
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1rff
,,.o ,,ii.,,f-r \ a, >.,- >o,l. A.. \ pan.
trfl-.. n ,,o.Lton II ,.-f,,, /. ,,oo.. IT., ],
bin af shin .r,,,. furnished larLF p,,rrle. az
>racLrar. In ~ ,,iI.b,f.t Wiirq : o. .,np1iel
tb ia,.l ,rtI ,,- n, iii. ,,,,.,,,,, II :, ,o II ~,
na;i ,,b, ri. vessel .oo,nl.to., the ,,a,,o ,fro,,
a voyage h south Africa the vessel returned u
Boston, sailing again on a long voyage without pav
Ing the hi In July. I>-a. tic vessel sailed from
Liverpool for NIataula~. and WA totally wrecked
on the passage The plaintiffs -lIe the owners the
vessel for the amount of the hin The defendants
acknowledge the biIi hut claim that The ll, agreed
10 u-ur, and keep insure the vessel the ainuunt
Of THEN Indebtedness. which they dii for time.
hut allowed 1t ID ruin out When the vessel VA
wrecked The pins. llui un insurance I'm the vessel.
The lctl- say III the pG'~ neglect to keen in>lrcl
they huyr been imiurcd for like amount. aud that
the bill ! lead loss After The testimony WA out
the .Ju ic stated that il wa Question Of law ANA
ordered iudl.ut i FAVOR. nf II, NJ II, rhe ,,Iul Of
2l@o, i. The case goes IT, tic Law court Could
ann N4IHuH>"h roy pms F"sttl anu J"ihN"n l"t
'ti'7-
-A'VN'"'e+ '"iiil''!i'--' ~ prospects ~ MI s.
Nih7l'I ~'' atom y ''-T ~ i'''rf ior ih' possess
SION Fl nine sheep. Plh. claims That he l"~t nine
sheep Ei~t SIMMER winch were eUh-eIu'htly l"uhl
I" h'Ne "'eA Ill Z VIZ. hhetIlh' = where theN hA"
rraEti. mat me 'ltit' went I" MI hheeIand =
'H'''hei lle ~"eel amt took the'h away run. nitro
'''tl testimony ~ prove hN MARKS llHtt the sheep
The Republican journal., 1881-05-05
--+
SPECIAL NOTICES.
q CARD

10 all who are suffering from the errors and ndis
cretlons OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, sc, will send recipe that will
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered BY missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
l. lNMAN, Station d. Nelr York CitY ly?0
The Republican journal., 1881-05-05

II j,
eaili H''t '''"
Waldo District Lodge IF G'"d Iemplat- VIII
"a. with Gra. +. Brt Nru I'f-r.W Jackson on
l- -sv the l8-h
Nr- \ p.,.... ,f Ranger. ba. organized in Til,
.,o+b-~ rl,-~ ;n alocrriou. The pupils meet al
5,-,...lf.t church ve-trv. Friday evenings.
,,;,, -. ,.;...
.ut,,,,-. s+,-,..
-.
A''= -
Fiji '"f "
All those who are interested IN forming tAoTN>
Belfast y take part IN me Lake MaTanaeo"A les
,..ti I'm JUNG. arg again requested q meet 81 the
it-riAn church parl"r this evening al 1}n O'Clock
v.,- Flar;ia -n;5n state, tina, rhe improvements
--.t. .t ,.. ~. 1s,--,
.e. are slowly progressing. Inc 5ett,e> are hul-
4"' feet ~ feet ~ "ill'A arg visible AZ p"
s.,- Everything possible 1 ''oitS ''Ar r l17N
s work.
Ta- .luaviu- .hau--- iu buoy lib Pennh-c"t hay
The Republican journal., 1881-05-05
NOTICE,

WE FIND IT NECESSARY TO WARN AND
w notify the public that under any
circumstances, is authorized to contract debts on
our account, will pay such bills We pay
cash and our authorized men pay cash.
THE SINGER MA\F'tt. Co.
3WlS Boston, Mass
The Republican journal., 1881-05-05

/ 80 1919 NiI'AI4'> + ''9iitN.'ii - HtioIt
inc ponce court on SATURDAY for tile larceny OF a
l''T7e f"LLai' IN complaint Il Charles \ Bryant.
i'l''e7 I'VE III belmont johnson came into court.
nut wa discharged a. the complainant ami his
witnesses 'ld not Pat ~ an appearance johnson.
VINO / an honest looking man. i doubtless limo
cent u the charge Justice Greer. on saturday,
sent e ia Tor fifteen day George Clark Of sears
Ni'' EN- - i'iiA Ia VIA; pC'''@''
US Il /, r we >''"''e = n
nm a NV o'' i'1'
= v'-.- ~ % = .''' ii''''
''''''' '''1 - '''s
'''''t' 81 i'i the 'l'7tl 0'tl'i ~ Pr
"a lux haIiTh N'I' 'hd4l' Belfast morse
Io- N"'e ny D. >" ht'A scar porte hea' me mo-
r'r' ~ f'l0'aI i'ah. q. ihe ''o'f company
h''''h'
WHEREABOUTS oF BELFAST VESSELS. -rhr.
Florida i at New ara... >ch- y W. Ellis and
| Prescott Hazeitine arr II k-onHIlle.--. Bark
>arah \, staples cleared fl'm Boston IN the 26th
Tor Mon I>lant. tra.. I'ri- James Miller At New
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