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Yesterday afternoon large conconrse as
scnbled nj Samueis Cemetery, near Iavans-
Vile, to pay las. sad tribute TO the char
rcd remains OF an aged citizen. Mr.. Jacob
Flick. lie was almost 81 years old; wcs
born and raised near the place of burial, bu
for several years has resided with Mr.. Hen
ry Witt, near Casselman. The sad particu-
lars OF his death are IS follows
On last Saturday about 9 a. m, a fire was
raging on Mr.. Wits farm and Mr.. Flick
proposed to go and try to oaten it to this
Mr.. Witt cnphatically objected, and said if
there would be any danger he would attend
to It, Shortly after Mr.. Witt went 10 his
work, uncle Jake" went to the barn, pro-
cured a rake ana went in the direction of
the fire. After some time Mr. Witt went
oti. and secured his fences and looking for
the old gentleman could not find him. Sup
posing he had gone over 10 his brothers.
place he used to frequent, he went home. bat
after inquiring he became uneasy and sent
across 10 his brothers to see If he was there.
Not finding him, Mr.. Wit; and his brother
in-law started for the fire in search Of the
missing man. After looking around for
sometime-ti:e fire burning ficrcely-Mr.
Witt saw, near some fallen timber and rub
bish, something resembling charred wood.
lying crosswise; upon advancing few
steps farther in the same direction he was
horrified to see the head OF the lost man, his
body burned in frightfui manner, every
part being charred and crisp, except the side
of his face upon which be was lying, and
the hair upon the scalp was untouched by
the fire demon. He called to his brother,
Here lies Graadpa. dead s' q
An inquest vast held and 4 verdict rem
,ered according to the above facts.
The deceased was highly respected and
greatly esteemed by his elatiyes and friends
in this vicinity, and We were just expesting'
the annual visit OF "Unclc Jake" when in-'
stead came the intelligence of the dreadful
occurrence which has cast a gloom over the
entire community. II. ii. ~
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We publish. by request. = highly interest
ing story, entitled The Election Proclama-
ton, " IN this issue. Al should read IL.
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Read the list of Republican meetings in
another column. The time and place of
holding many Of them has been changed
since last week. Hon. John Cessna will be
present at most of them.
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Read the list Of s'entiiaan meetings II
has been revised since last week
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The festival and concert during the fair
under the auspices Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, netted quite sum for tha, soci-
e;v.
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Tie .eel-of fortune man raked in the
ten cci.i pieces by the hand-full during
the fer. He furnished rather expensive
amr cment for great many OF our Young
mci from town and courtry
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Only four weeks more ill the election.
Reimblicaus go to work.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Pursuan. to an order OF the orphans Court Of
Somerset county, Pa, there will be sold public
sale, In Stoysto.r borough, on
Saturday, Novemba. 5M, 1881,
at o'clock p. m, the following described real -
tate, late OF David Lohr, decd, te-wit:
valuable farm adjoining lands OF John Sipe,
Edward Lambert. Samuel Wagner, John Snyder,
Davi1 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 4 number
Of good springs, sugar camp. orchard, a good two
story dwelling house, bank barn, and other build
inys on the premises.
TERMS
Ten per cent. OF the purchase money 10 be paid
as soon as the property Is knocked down the bal
ance Of $500 on confirmation Of sale 500 In six
Taonths, and the balance in one year. After debts
are paid one-third Of balance 10 remain lien On
the premises, the interest thereof to be paid
nuaily 10 the widow, and at her death the princi-
pal to the heirs OF said David Lohr, deceased
The widows dover 10 be deducted from the last
payment. Deferred payments to be secured by
Judgment bond, aud to bear interest from day Of
sale.
ROBERT p. LOHR,
o:ti2 Admir- Of David Lohr, deed.
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Financially, the fair was n success. The
list of premiums and to whom awarded will
be published next week.
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Look at the list of Republican meetings
called, and observe the changes made since
last week
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The Everett Press says: About ten
months ago, John Miller, = five year old
son Of Mr. Martin Miller, Of this place. ac-
cidently swallowed pin. The boy said
that il had lodged in his throat. and the
physicians failed to find it upon examina-
ton. For the last few months he had some
trouble in his throat which could hardly
be cxlpiaincd. Some attributed il to the
pin. but il was hardly thought possible that
1t woul6 remain in the throat so long, or in
deed that II had lodged there at all. His
trouble grew more scrious and efforts were
made TO find the pin. On last Friday morn
ing the doctor noticed q small dark spot on
his neck, and concluded that Il was caused
by the pin. When the lance was applied %
the spo; the pin almost forced itself out.
This is very fortunate, as the throat IS not
very good place in which 20 have that
sort of thing, and then it was becoming
very dangerous in this instance.
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FOR SAIE

valuable farm containing about 0ae Hundred
acres Of The finest Oak and Poplar timber in Lig-
onier Valley, twenty acres excellent meadow.
eighty acres splendid grain and pasture hand, be-
sides other timber lsed. All ren watered, line lime
grain houee and leg barn. Situated from Lock
port, p. r T.. miles, Lacolic p. K r.. miles,
Weft Fairfield, one and one-hslf mile, whore may
always be found cash grain and hay market.
TERMS EASY.
Address
JAS. Q. LENNON,
s7e1 W0odlAnd Ave,
PhiIsdeiphis, Pa
Tor inquire Of N. W. Lennon, Iatrobe West
moreiand Co., Pa oeti2-ly
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AmoK A. sH,rurs.

Main Street. have
a're Refrigerator to our Mea,
!. ..leA all meats can be kept cool
\. Nation, Beef, Pork, &c. kept
/, I % hand open daily. Parties
81 ~ 'aa have !, kept in the Refrig-
= wanted
/. { aiso lco,co new brick for sale,
/, w sell l'y the hundred or ,hous-
80 lroe
Ross DAVIS 4 Co.
y o. the HrRa,D will lind it TO
8 % buy their Drugs, Me5ii-
i. ~, Books, Stationary, Fancy
|s,.'.'ae -,'aei's from c. y. Boyd. lie
r. me oi sIe'tacles, Eye Glass
:. leters and Shoulder Brac-
"a and prices reasonable
!. : siii dnd at Hcsley's The
- : ss''r you eser saw also
~, 1iesS cloths, dress novelties.
as,;s i'=asFcw Gingham plsil-.
S,s.,.. Foa heed in the dry ssa,sis
Inc sou can se. at
II. HrffLEf's.
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Inaction of the stomach or lungs, Pefnna
cures. But when Of the liver, or kidneys,
Manalin docs.
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Frank cowan will lecture on his travels
around the world.
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Republican Meetings.

Meetings will be held at the following
times and places and viii be addressed by
able speakers:
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LYDIA z. PsNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE coMPouND.

is Positive Cure
EznSEu<-1<Ee.lz18
fer all those Pninrsf Complaints ana W cniuesses
soeomnasa 10 sar hess fsrEale population.
u will cure eslifsly the wrFst form Of Female Com
plains all ovarian iroenes Inflammation ard Clcera
fon, Falling and Disp.afenefts end the consequent
Spinal weatncs1 and Is Is.leriafiJ sesrted TO tho
Change CT LIE.
IL will dissolve nn czs iH.ors fEo .he uterus in
early sisge Of Gereicifal:. The tendency 70
tkeros oloessi very speedily by its
II fartnsss rs.ulcncy. destroysalI craving
for stirlnnts. aat relieves weakness OF the stomach
It Bioa:ias, Headaches. Nervous Pros.ration,
General Debility, sce!scssnsts. represslon anI InGi
gestson.
That fee'ins o, berrine ioua, eessing pain weight
and bactsce Il ala aya permanently cured ty i:s
II will at az tinrs and under nii circumstances act IN
harmony with the s that sroTrri the female systern.
For tho cnrcof Kidney ccisp.niais II either this
Compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA =. PISKuiY's VEGETABLE CON-
P0JyDis Is prepared at q; and 20 Western Avenue.
Lynn, Mas. Prics e. sx botscsfor IS. Sent By sel
in the form Of pills the forsa OF lounges. on
receipt OF price. S: PEI ox fer e.the Grs. Pinkhar
freely all Letters os inquiry. Send for raph
let. Address rs above. .r.nfion fsfs P1per.
70 family shorlii 10 without LYDIA Z. Pl<EHAY-S
LIVER PILLS re c-ro constipation, biiousnsea
and torpsdity at .hs liver. . cents per box.
Ey- sicid nv rIi Drusy;3Is. ia
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uu's up your ulster.

Our hotels and livery'ncn did thriving
business last week.
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GRIFFITH-WEATH the
same time and place, by Rev. 4. Cameron
Mr. Coyole :. Griffith. of Ienner X Roads
to Miss Eta Wea;herly, Of puemahoning
IA.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
ExECUToRs' NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles c. orton, late Of somsrse, bor-
ough, deceased.
Letters tcstamentary ON the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by
the proper authority, notice Is hereby given
to those indebted to Il to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands will
please present them duly authenticated for set
iiement at the store Of deceased, on Saturday,
November 10, 1851.
ST. PICKING,
oc;12 Executor.
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0RRs--IIIsN DEESoN --At the Reform
ed parsonage, No. IS4 Somerset street
IJohnssown, Pa, on October 6. 1881, by Rev
". ii. Bates, Mr. James II. orrs 10 Miss
Jennie Henderson, both Of .iohnstown, Pa
TIProN-WALkER.-o October lth
I1ssi, at Berlin, Pa by Rev. II. f. Keener
Mr.. James $. Upton TO Miss Binnie S. Walk.
er, both of Allegheny township, Somerset
county, Pa.
MAY-sCHfCK.-At the Reformed par
sonage, Hcyersdalc, Pa, on October 4, 1881,
by Rev. J. ~ seilick. Mr. James " May 10
Miss Maggie 4. sirick, both OF Somerset
county, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures the Re
formed parsonage, Berlin, Pa. on septem-
Der 4, 1881, by Rev. s. K. Bridenbaugh, Mr..
John 4. BenSingcr to Miss Louisa Sump-
stine, both Of Southampton township, Som
erset county, Pa.
WCNDERS-MANGEs.-At the Luther
an parsonage, Stoystown, Pa, by Rev. A.
X. IIelton, on September %, 1881, Mr.. Jacob
Wonders to Miss Rebecca Manages. both Of
Forward, Somerset county, Pa.
MEYERs-GINDLEsPERGER.-At the
residence of Mr. II. j. Meyers, near Hoov-
ersvillc. Pa, by Rev A. X. Friton. on Octo-
Der ., 1851, Mr.. VIM. A. Myers, of Hoovers-
vile, to Miss Mary..A. Gindlesperber, ofstan-
toms Mill, Pa.
EASTERLY- Y-HUSBAND.--0n Septem-
Der Is, 1881, at the Mitchell House. Sali-
M, Kansas, DR.. Bishop officiating Mr.. L.
H. Easterly. Of Jackson. ILL.,, 10 Miss Gym
thia Husband, of Somerset. Ia. Leaving
the same day for Colorado Springs, their fu-
turc homie.
ZINMERMAN-MlLL Septem-
Der ~, 1881, at the residence of Mr. Vim. C..
Griffith, near Jenner y Roads, Pa, by Rev.
J. s. Wagner, Mr.. Michael A. Zimmerman,
of Jenner X Roads, Somerset county, Pa,
TO Miss Alice Miller, of Ebensbury, Cambria
county, Pa.
GRIFFITH-WEATH the
same time and place, by Rev. A. Cameron,
Mr.. Coyosle :. Griffith, of Jenner X Roads,
to Miss Eta Wea;hcrby, Of Quemahoning,
Pa
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.rxs' CLOTH COATS, AT

nPrNS' CLOTH COATS, At
MRS. 4. L. UIIL'S.
.elcri an overcoai out OF 800 at
Tioseoa'
IL. HETFLEY's.
ss-The new stock OF goods At
J. Il. SNYDER & COS.
rDODs OF ALL KINDS, AT
MRS. AE.CHLS.
tn &c, a pair Of pants for from 20
$ SCAT
II. HEFFLEYs.
line Of Carpets at J. b. Snyder Il
.,ol Brussel for 50 cents per yard
.yp SEE TIE KEW GOODS. AT
MRS. \. =. rHLs.
amt GOOD overeoat, cheap. you
~ choice oflao to select from
sA
;. 3. SNYDER & Cos.
by srknowle,lges that Hefiiey has
largest and cheapest stock 81
FL Somerset county.
sEsANp DOLMANS IL LARGE
TY.Ar
MRS. \. &. UHLs.
ihc stock of Children's, BOYS
ah, clothing 1t
II. HETFLEys.
al and see us-we hare nice
( of goods just received from the
riea~ that will please you.
J. Il. SNYDER < Co.
srOcK OF B0NNETS HATS AID
3NlNGS Just REcEVED, At
MRS. A. =. UHL'S.
Comfort, IN andles, variety and all
sa
II. HEFFLEr's.
Sarder, & CO. will sell vou good
igercoai. q sui; of cloths. hat, pair
ealers. pair Of hose. tie, and 4 box
,n a,l for 81 10. There is nothing
.baig,.
D TRIMMINGS AND PRINCES
3HSS TRIMMINGS list RECEIV-
MRS. 4. L. THL's.
il yalisos, Hats & Caps, Cloths and
coskS. Watches and Jewe!ry
n
II. HEfFLEY :.
rLL ASSORTMENT OF CHIL-
Eg0TH COATS Just RECEIY-
MRS. A. Z. UHL'S.
and ranvassers make from S25 to
sssk selling goods for r. G. Rideout
Rarslay street, New York. Send
Catalogue and terms.
person is unwe!l there must he
q samc internal organ. Peruna
lr. GLOVES AND UNDER
PoR LADIES AND GENTLE
MRS. A. Z. UHLS.
- saved is a penny made" is one
= henaTas" proverbs. You can
a'g-ive per cent. in buying your
EHtcr goods q;
II. HEFfLEY's.
.ET AND CHEAPEST STOCK
Aks. n0LMANs AND SKIRTS
IoWN ~ TIE COUNTY, At
MRS. A. E. UHLS.
a'liei where lid YOU get that nice
rhes?
J. L. sny,ler d Cos, they beat
e7e- in this neck OF woods, selling
ceap and ] tell YOU Harry, when
as weol. Il is wool, and you can
TRIMMING, PRINCES, SILKS,
klBB0Ns AND BUTTONS TO
FVRhgfsss TRIMMING, AT
MRS. A. +. UHES.
Nik1tI, MAIN cRoss STREET. will
-aad at an times, Beef, Pork. Nut
ssSse. aireasonableprices. Open
@ mn meat wagon three times
"a
Henry KEEsAR.
Somerset. Ps.
AErHI
HAS Just RETURN
" PHILADELPHIA. WHERE
baVGlir 4 LARGE STOCK
AlNDs oF G00ns IN HER
al an prepared - make ell
--' work, except hair jcwe'ry.
s9a''' eie.. a; the rate of 20 cents
~ Nlk and from % 10 Is cents an
'ien. 40 work under ~ cents
Work can hescnt through SOM
''lee. - left ~ ia.c residence Of
si'n'i' deed.
AiAcE A. SH,rLIs.
-'IkEI.-Nain s,ree;.-we have
'a'ge Refrigerator to our Meat
,..'A all meats can be kept cool
Nation, Beef, Pork. &C.. kept
p.
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HESRy KEEGkR.
8 -
lEuH

HAS Just RLTt IN
y PHILADELPHIA. WHERE
boVGiiT A LARGE STOCK
AlNDs or G0ons IN HER
Al am prepared 70 make all
~ work, except hair jewe'ry.
was eic.. a; the rate of 20 cents
~ NIX and from - 10 Is cents an
''on- 40 work under ~ cents
Work can bescnt;hrongh Som
NEE. ~ left IT ia,c residence Of
Nanli.. .ln..h
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amt q gpad overecai, cheap. you
,r. r choice Of l2o to select from
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oRBs--HIsN DEHSoN AT the Reform
ed parsonage, No. 1874 Somerset street,
Johnssown, Pa, on October 6. 1881, by Rev.
W ii. Bates, Mr. James II. orrs 10 Miss
Jennie Henderson, both Of .jo.lrstown, Pa.
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Hne Of Carpets at J. b. Snyder x
,oa Brussel FOR 50 cents per yard
.yp SEE TIE KEW GOODS. AT
MRS. 4. T.. THL'S.
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II. HETFLEYs.
TIL ASSORTMENT OF CiIIL-
'G0TH COATS Just RECEIT-
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MRS. A. Z. uHLs.

9 lna ranvassers make from S25 To
sssk selling goods for r. G. Rideout
J Rarlay street, New York. Send
.la,alogue and terms.
.lperscn j. unwe!l there must be
; y samc internal organ Peruna
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II. HrrrlrY's.

a. A. - ANA =
Sarder, co. win sell you good
agcrcoai, a sui; of cloths. hat, pair
'alers. pair Of hose, a tie, and box
.sn a,l foT - 10. There is nothing
lbaig
b TRIMMINGS AND PRINCES
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Somerset Herald.
.,rxry COMMITTEE

.snA1 1.,..........--..o .oe'"beri =, isSi-
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i yalisos. Hats & Caps, Cloths and
s Cosks, Watches and Jewe.ry
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Pursuan. to an order Of the orphans Court OF
Somerset county, Pa. there Will be sold al public
gale. In S;ONsloNr bnrnilgh. On
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~ saved is a penay made" is one
= henaTa'," proverbs. You can
'efg-fve per cent. in buying your
.ruier goods a.
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;. y. SNYDER Z Cos.
-tslr sel,nowledges that fIefiiey has
largest and cheapest stock Of
:n Somerset county.
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MAY-SCHfcK-At Al the Reformed par
sonage, Hcyerstialc, Pa, on october I, 1881,
by Rev J. II. Seilick Mr.. James ". May to
Miss Maggie 4. siick, both OF Somerset
cnuufy Pa
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lf. GLOVES AND UNDER
PoR LADIES AND GENTLE
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These Goods will be Marked at
Prices that will make them an
inducement to purchasers, and
the goods are not confined to One
Line. BUT TO ALL Depart
ments throughout the House.
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r1 It has been reported by deemed above such petty trick
that leaving that this really the Such
the remarkable selling
what amount the rivals; but
months and that
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[coNTEUED on LAST rAGE.l
The National tribune., 1881-10-15
ALL SORTS.

The following is stated as the cost of some
celebrated modern buildings in Europe reduced
to American dollars The Paris Grand Opera
House, S80O0000; the Paris Hotel de Vile,
100000; the Paris post-office, 100000; the
Brussels Palais de Beaux-Arts 100000 the
Brussels Palais de Justice, S8,OOO,OOO; the Lon
don House of Parliament ST., 100000 the Lon
don Foreign Office, S2,750OOO; the London Law
Courts, exclusive of special fittings and not yet
completed S4,5O0,OOO.
Some interesting statistics of mortality among
railway travellers appear in French Journals
With cOmmendable candor, France is given the
first, and Of course least enviable, place on the
list, her railways killing annually one in every
100000 passengers, and wounding one in every
half million. English railways kill one in every
5,250,000, but surpass those of France in minor
casualties wOunding one in every third of a
million. Belgian railways kill one and wound
one in every 100000 and 100000 respectively.
while Prussia only kills one in every u 100000
and wounds one in every 100000 Roundly
speaking, French railways kill five times as many
as English, English not quite twice as many as
Belgian, and Belgian nearer thrice than twice
as many Prussia, which are much the least
fatal of the four.
In the next four months the commissions of
pOStmasters at about five hundred presidential
offices will expire. President Arthur will have
the filling of the vacancies
Ex-Attomey-General Williams is candidate
for United States Senator from Oregon to succeed
Grover. Mr.. Williams was formerly a member
Of the Senate, and regarded by even such men
as Charles Sumner one of the very best law
yers in that body
The Springfield State Register makes mem
Oranda to the following effect Illinois ranks first
of any State in the Union in the amount of meat
packed, lumber traffic, malt and distilled liquors
miles of railroad, and corn, wheat, rye, and oats
raised; third in the amount of coal mined fourth
in iron and steel manufactures; fifth in printing
and publishing; fourth in potatoes and hay, and
twelfth IN barley and tobacco; first in horses and
hogs; third in mules; fourth in cattle: fifth in
mich COWS, and eleventh in sheep.
The production of cotton for the year ending
September l, 1881, reaches the unprecedented
figure of 6,5S9,329 bales. This is an increase of
832 900 bales over the crop of the previous wear
and $4,000 bales over that of two years ago
The National tribune., 1881-10-15
SENATORS IN THE CITY,

The following Senators are in the city: Messrs
Johnston of Virginia, Cos Thirteenth street north
west; Harris of Tennessee, SIS Eleventh street
northwest; Morgan, of Alabama, 401 G street
northwest; Ingalls, of Kansas, 613 Thirteenth
street northwest; Pugh, of Alabama, PIT East
Capitol street; Jones, of Florida, 1116 G street
northwest; Mcmillan ofMinnesota Ebbtt House;
Saunders, of Nebraska, Riggs House; Miller, of
California, 1918 Connecticut avenue Blair of New
Hampshire, 205 East Capitol street; Teller, of
Colorado 1011 M street northwest; Garland, of
Arkansas, $40 Second street northweSt Plumb
of Kansas, National Hotel; Call, of Florida, Ma
tional Hotel; Jones, of Nevada, corner of New
Jersey avenue and B street southeast Vest, of
Missouri, 205 East Capitol street; German, of
Maryland, S23 Fifteenth street northwest; Hill
of Georgia. q Grant Place: Lamar, of Mississippi,
Metropolitan Hotel: Mcpherson, Of New jersey,
% Lafayette Place: Walker, of Arkansas, $40
Second street northwest Davis and Camden, of
West Virginia, Arlington Hotel; Pendleton, of
Ohio, Wormley Hotel; Jonas, ofLouisiana Port
land Flats corner Fourteenth street and Yer
mont avenue; Allison, of Iowa, Wormleyis Hotel ;
Morrill, of Vermont, Wormley's Hotel; Cameron
ofPennsylvania, at the Attorney Generals; Mitch
ell, of Pennsylvania, Riggs House; Butler, of
South Carolina, Metropolitan Hotel; Logan, of
Illinois, 812 Twelfth street northwest; Beck, of
Kentucky, Ebbitt House; Kellogg, of Louisiana
Wizards Hotel; Bayard, of Delaware Wormley's
Hotel; Anthony and Aldrch successor to late
Senator Burnside), of Rhode Island, Arlington
Hotel; Miller, of New York. Arlington Hotel; ;
Sawyer of Wisconsin, Arlington Hotel; Hill, of
Colorado, Wormley's Hotel; Williams of Ken
lucky, Riggs House; Frye, of Maine Riggs
House; Coke, of Texas, National Hotel; Cockrell,
of Missouri National Hotel Groome, of Mary
land, Wizards Hotel; Salisbury, of Delaware,
Wizards Hotel; McDill, ofIowa, Wizards Hotel:
sewell, of New Jersey, Wizards Hotel; Farley,
of California, Arlington Hotel Lapham, of New
York, Arlington HOTEL Ransom and Vance, of
North Carolina, Metropolitan Hotel; Platt, of
Connecticut, Arlington Hotel; Hampton, ofSouth
Carolina, Metropolitan HOTEL Davis, of Illinois,
National Hotel; Grover and Slater, of Oregon,
National Hotel; Conger and Ferry, of Michigan,
National HOTEL Edgerton, of Minnesota, National
Hotel; Malone, of Virginia, Portland Flats, Four
tenth street and Vermont avenue; George, of
Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel.
The National tribune., 1881-10-15
EX-SENATOR JOHN C. ABBOTT,

General John C. Abbott, ex-United States
Senator from North Carolina, died on Saturday.
at Wilmington, in the ffty-seventh year of his
age. He was born in Concord, n H., July Is,
1926, and having studied law, was called to
the bar in 1852. From 1852 to 1857 he owned
and conducted the Manchester a. H. Guardian;
was acknowledgement of militia from 1855
to 1861, and in the latter year he raised a regi-
ment of troops for the war; and was appointed
Northumberland. In 1868 he was made colonel
and in 1865 was brevetted brigadier-general
for gallant services in the capture of Fort
Fisher, soon after which he settled in North
Carolina and engaged in the lumber business.
He was a delegate to the State constitutional
convention of 1867, was elected to the State
Legislature early in 1868 and in the same year
was elected a Senator in Congress for the term
ending in 1871, and served on the Committees
on Manufactures, Military Affairs, the Pacific
Railway, and Enrolled Bills.