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, 1881-01-09

d CAPT. McGRATH. of the Chicago For
Office, is not responsible for the late day Dc:
livery Of the EASTERN newspaper mail ~
fault is chiefly with the railroad trains Hhe4
although due at 10 a., H., far too frequently g y
not arrive before i or. 3 p. m-, and souneama
still later. The roads leading east arc cr1paess
along On single truck each, when they NJ. :
plenty of business for double track, ea
fwatcred} stock enough issued. on wh1eh ny
public ia paying. interest. to build tho secela
track. When the trains from the East fan % g e
rive before noon these newspaper malls are y y
distributed until the next "crew" OF e!eit4
come on deck III the afternoon. about 2:
Between this 1nterregnum In the wos1@s
..crews' and the belatement OF trains the oa
livery OF the Eastern newspapers ts da'se. :
until a late hour. We don't clearly zee Naas
to be done about It except to growl-.: >s~~;
, 1881-01-09

JUDGE FIELD was the Brutus Vho 9rJtr! n,das
tho iron home too the Southern soul in tne - ca
lon OF The United States Supreme cou!. y "a
RockInshanti County tva) ease. TIE Pr Pie: I'd:
eject Of the decision WIS to establish .ee sti,s
ity Of debts owing to citizens Of Northern ri 4
though the same were declared seqnestat atask:
the, Govefnmont Of the confedefats se. I'll I'll a
The Savannah GAL Eeps mourns the. ,ss 1sr d.: 4
Judge Field from grace more even tns4 - ,enaar
cision which he was simply tho means !" -
{n0. -~..e 49, '.s,,
, 1881-01-09

THE Irish societies of Boston have set a
good example to similar societies In other
cities. They have decided to forego the
usual parade on St. Patrick,s Day. They
will Instead attend lectures, the proceeds OF
which will be applied to aid the Land-L League
agitanon In Ireland. The Irish societies of
Chicago adopted this plan last st. Patrlck's
Day. 1t worked we'll, and it Is to be pre-
sumed that they will adopt the same course
On the coming anniversary.
, 1881-01-09

WARREN LAEGMoRE, youth Of 9years,
has been indicted for murder In killing
Freeman Wright, n companion Of years, at
Pembroke, Me. His trial will commence on
the 1lth inst
, 1881-01-09

IRE Christiancy case in nutshell: . IT, as,
Low who would do what Giro swears ne ~ :. - s:.,
would commit perjury without naonente az. u.e
1tatIon. His testimony proves noahins r+o,a
letters prove everytnin9-that is proved t .ssr
lotters were written by very silly a1a ~ -
woman, but not by a very bad woman ;n,6
may be explained on tho hypotne sfs o. 49, ~. st:
cence. They are easier explained on ,1n.ax ~.
pothesis OF guilt. IN any case -tness'I.x ~ ,ns.
not yet sufficient to convict in couts ~ -:
tica. :. =. .,'::, . '~. >, r.
, 1881-01-09

DURING the week just closed S1,ol7,0W
worth Of gold bullion arrived at New York
from Europe. Since Aug. S65, RI, 900 worth
arrived, against So, AS 600 worth for thecor-
responding period Of last year.
, 1881-01-09

rTr CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
oces for the receipt subscriptions md sdTersa-
tpcuts follnwS: s...
NEW YOKK-noou % Tribune Building. FIT. Nc
FApDKx, Manager.
GLASGOW. soot1and-Alaus American News
Agency. IL Renneld-st
LONDON. En2.-Amertcan Exchange, - ssfeao-
HENRY i. GILLIG, Agent
WASHINGTON H. G.--l3lQ r street
, 1881-01-09

stituency which It can sbesproyed he has
bribed. A seat In Parliament is very costly
honor to some parties. Instances have been
known where as high as S2Do, 600 were paid
for seat, and in some OF tho small boroughs
the possession Of the franchise has been the
sole source of rlen's incomes,
, 1881-01-09

.~THE Cincinnati Commercial Is msAle
some Of the brethren Jealous. oue OF = 80 r.
tartly observes:~ 80 '@s - "....4
Mr 1iurat Halstead is now fixing up osd M Il
for Gen. Garfield. He has already go* nf3Sisi n3sinsi
the seven members h1ed, and these are nstia
for Secretary Of State: Foster FOR senfesRe5 R5x*e
Interior; Campbell. OF West ViEginia. = to oMs,de.
afppi, now Of Ohio, for Secretary Of the ntKse rs
and AIllson, ct Iowa, for the Treasury. ~ y I'D
course OF the next sixty days NJ Ha1s.1s sesn fr
probably be able to pick out the r19nt ~. 1+1,1a;
however, for only one more Ohio man' IT,,
, 1881-01-09

MIRIAM CHAPTER, NO. !. D. E. SWIM hare
publio installation OF its od5cars.oect and
nsst-st, Saturday evening; Jan. l5. isl Members
JENNIE HODGSQN, Secretary.
, 1881-01-09

uary notice.: ~@t
Mrs. John Russell Young, who died ypat..,
for forty years was an ot1cer of tha it,.!elo ~
States :6auate.,+ She came of An old Mae.daa4ea
family, being the niece OF Father u;cFeee y
Baltimore. ana of Sister Wililnmaunn. Tor,3,..!9 9
so we'll known in New York Mrs. Yonnno nao v, NY
fered from lingering Illness, contracsa33 u ~
Ing visit to California, which was fnrensas9ls. ~.
by the death Of . daughter. her only snr1i.'eda
never recovered, and yesterday sank awa.ass So
the 39th year OF her age. She was a wnnsssI :!
rare dignity: and beauty Of: character ra,,4 g
accoM plishnents, endowed with charitv sea sssa
Deep sincere, unosteutatfous ptctY Aaa
, 1881-01-09

APOLLO C0MMAKDBRY. No. L KNIGHTS TEN II
PLAR--speca1 Concaye Tuesday evening, Jan. T.
conferred. Visiting Sir Knixhts always welcome.
Hy order OF the Eminent Commander.
q. s. TIFFANY, Recorder,
, 1881-01-09

KEreTONE LODGE. NO. Ea, a. T. and A. M.-3pe-
cial Communication "Wednesday 1an II at their hall,
q snd 81 North Ctark-st. Business of Importance.
Members arc hereby notified to attend: Waiting
brethren cordially invited. By order Of " u.
, 1881-01-09

The moon will be IN apoyee about 10:00 p N.
next Thursday; and full at 9: 40 q. m. Saturday.
She will occult Zeta Arietts about hnlf-past
o'clock this afternoon. - -;
The SUMS upper limb viii rise on Monday at
g::7k a. m, south at Oh 8m. 23s. p n.; and set at
4:49 ?. H.. - i: ~'s~.$'
The suns upper limb rises Friday next at 7:e8
a. NJ, sourhs at Oh. ou,. 32-5s. p m., and sets at
4:53h p. m. ..e~
Tho sidercal time Thursday mean noon will be
lob. 33m. 22,09s- -~r - ~..: -, =,
Mercury will south Thursday at u:38 a. NJ,
and rises before the sun, but near him. The
superior conjunction will occur on the 25th Inst.
Venus is now brilliant evening star. Next
Thursday evening she will south at 3:03 p. NJ,
and set at $3.50 p She Is now among ths stars
OF Aquaries,, and Saturday evening will pass
Lambda Of that constellation, less than de-
gree north from that star. During the early
part of tho week abe will be about 10 degrees
south from the Urn. She will be at her greatest
eastern olongahon from the sun the ao.h OF next
month. 49,, .
Mars will south Thursday at 10:efa. m. He is
now 4 morning star, situated near the Bow OF
SagIrtarius, but not a brilliant object. ~
Jupiter will south Thursday at 5:l3 p. M. and
set at IL 80 p. m. He Is about 3ss degrees south
east from Delta Pscium. He is still brilliant
object, but his distance from LIB is rapidly tn-
creasing. From 6:l4 p N. to 7:16 p m. to-mor-
row, ou1y two of his satellites Will be visible. the
first and third being Ia ccIipso-
Saturn will south Thursday at 5:5s p. u1., and
set at 1s:1a p. m. He is now OK degrees east-
ward from Jupiter, and K degree northeast from
Mu Piscium. The apparent diameters Of his
ring system are, greatest 40 seconds, least oA
seconds: the plane Of the rings forming an
augle of little more than u degrees with the
line Of vision. The angle is slowly increasing
Uranus will south Thursday at 3:2S q M; right
ascension lib om. 2as.; and deoltnatlon deg.
II miu north. -. ...
Neptune will south Thursday at 7:o4 p. m+ !;
right ascension 2h. 3sm. 4os-; and: declnaton
north l3 deg. 35h min. "
There are now three comets around. but
neither Of them. !" amounts to much" Ia pop
ular sanee. The comet -Fechule will next Tues
day midnight be In N hours 80 minutes right
ascension and 2 deg. g min. declination
north, according to an ephemer1s calculated by
s. C. Chandler, of Boston: The orbit ts nearly
eoiucldent with that OF the comet ct Nos, which
Bessel supposed to have per1od Of. not less
| than 100 years. * =
, 1881-01-09
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9. 1851.

Mr.. E. G. MASON was elected President Of
the Chicago Bar Association last evening.
Messrs- Thomas Hoyne, Julius Rosenthal,
end I. N. Stiles were chosen managers
, 1881-01-09

Entesrd at tAe Put-o at Chicago H. a Stoossd-
tiaxs Matter.
Forthc penept Of our patrons VINO desire to send
psngle copies OF THE TRIBUNE through the mall We
Eve herewith the transient rate OF POSTAGE:
. Dot.kst{c, Per Uopu.
Eight and Twelve Page Paper. cents
Foftt2n-
Eight and Twelve Page Paper. ............---9 cents
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wAuBAEsA LODGE, NO. 1m 4 3: + 4. Mar
nuA Convocatten al their HALL No. u Monrpe-st
Friday evening" Jan. Il, at TD O'Clock The attend
]. T. CHURCH. Secretary.
, 1881-01-09

CORINrH1AN CHAPTER. NO. g. r. A. M.-statet
Convocat:on MondnJ evening. Jan. TO- at 7:A O'Clock
WOrk on HE Msrk Degree. By order.
ARTHUR WARRINGTON, H. r.
J, o. DICKEHSUN, Secretary.
, 1881-01-09

PLEIADEs LODGE. No. 47s. A. T. and A. AIheSr, 5,
lar Communication ThursdAy evening, Jan' y HEsa h
Transaction Of important business f9l attena9nce
IL requested. IAN III tSVxH4oSs W. ~
i T. NESFEIE. Secretary.
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Quarrelsome NeighbOrs.

The Limekiln Club being formally
called to order, Brother Gardner arose
and said: "Doorin' de pas week one
man tole me dat he'd got to move kase
he couldn't stand it wid his nayburs; a
second had got to move kase de nayburs
couldn't stand it wild him; third said
dat somebody frowed stuns agin his
doah an hurled taters frew his winders,
and fourth had some odder sort O.
complaint. Some folk fink dat de test
of goodness am gwine to church, or Civ
In to charity, but l doan'. believe
dat a mans good an bad pints am de-
veloped in de way he uses his nayburs
an in de way dey like him. flyer nay
burs am bad, let 'em alone; if dey am
good, incouraige 'em. Keep no chick
ems, build no high fences, maintain no
howlin' dogs, have no rows, return all
favors, an your nayburhood will be all
right. If George Washington had tried
to keep sebenty-five chickens on patch
of ground thirty by sixty, wild garden
each side OBJ him, he could not have bin
de Father of his Kentry. If Henry Clay
had KEEP howlin' dog or a brayin'
mule, his oratory would hab bin declar'd
q sham. If Benjamin Franklin's wife
had trotted to dis naybur fur -four, to
dat one fur sugah, to de mex for tea, an
so ON aroun', de philosophy OBJ Poo
Richard wouldn't weigh ten ounces to
de poun'. To sum it all up, de family
who quarrels wild its nayburhood quar-.
rels among itself. De manners in q
family crops out in outside rows. he.
tToit Free Press.
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Do They all See.

WARREN Co., PA, VILLAGE OF ENTER
PRISE.
Personally appeared before me Holland
Sutliff, who, being duly sworn according
to law deposes and saya: That be resides
in the village Of Enterprise. Warren Co.,
Pa; That for the space Of six weeks or
more be was bed fast, he endured terrible
suffering from Rheumatism, and during
this time he could get no rest or sleep, and
was not able to do any work. He had
tried sll and every remedy he could hear
of and had a doctor attending him all this
time, and was growing worse all the time,
and was ggowing worse all the time until
he was recommended by friend to take
Wilson's Lightning Remedy for Rheuma.
tism. THE medicine gave him immedi.
ate relief and performed perfect cure in
forty eight hours, and that he is now per.
fectly free from the disease.
II. SUrLIFF.
Sworn and subscribsd before me thil
22nd day of June, A. D. 1880.
NJ. ]. DIBBLK,
Justice Of the Peace.
For Sale by L. Clayton. '7 '
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Mayor Stokley's Story.

MAYOR SToKLEY, of Philadelphia,
visited the House of Refuge the other
day, and in the course of a speech to the
boys, said:
"There's q little fellow down there
that looks just about the way looked
when 1 was about his age-when I was
ten years old. / had just about as much
money In my pockets as that boy has,
and don't think he has cent. I was
as poor boy as there was in Philadel
phia; but / made up my mind to work.
Ny father died, and my mother and my
sister and hadn't roof to cover US.
started out and got some work, and
when was fifteen was earning a dol
lar week, and slept under counter.
But stuck to my work and learned c
trade. When was twenty-one l fell in
love with q girl, and / had pretty big
heart and made up my mind to marry
her. I had six dollars a week and she
earned three dollars with her needle,
and we put the six dollars and the three
dollars together and we got married
and that girl, am glad to say, is living
yet. We set up little shop. She
cooked the oysters and l made the ice
cream, and We worked together, and
worked hard" }" ~
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The Big Shows Day at Lancaster il
Near.


We can conscientiously say that Sells
Brothers Great Railroad Show is the best
travelling the world-Bay City (Mich.)
Dolly Tribune.
From the office of the banker to anvil Of
the sturdy blacksmith; from the parlor o
the bondholder to tie cot of the laborer;
from the city 3 center TO the country's fur
thest limit, has echoed and re-echoed the
pulse-quichening tidings of the coming of
Sells Brothers Millionaire Confederation
of Stupendous Railroad Show to Lancaster
on Thursday July Dist. and everybody il
singing, "Yes, we all will be dar." Such
an immense and varied exhibition offers
many acres of opportunity for all classes
to meet upon an equal leyel of amazement,
admiration, excitement and enjoyment,
and 10 cordially commingle in grand
and brilliant holiday. The deacons Can
takk in the animals generally; the profess
sors puzzle over the wondrous Wooily FL
ephants, and the no less extraordinary
Mammalian Dwarf; the fish dealers appre-
ciativelp inspect the hinge Arctic Amphi-
bia; the farmers admire the performances
of the Six Colorado Cattle; the biblical
students interview those Behemoths OF
Holy Writ, the tremendous pair of Living
Nile Hippopotami; the mischief-makers
consort with the monkeys and the Gigantic
Rainbow -hued Mandrill; the stock dealerr
have il out with the Polar Bears; The
scientists gaze upon the Great Electric
Light; the marktmen marvel at the won
derful rifle shooting by Baughman and
Butler; the children hand peanuts to the
front tails of the elephants, and 90 wild
over Willis Cobb's Miniature Circus;
everybody thrill with excitement when
James Robinson rides, and catch their
breaths when Geo. NJ. Kelley leaps, and
~all the world and the rest of mankind
have a big time generally at the big show.
Take your trade to Thomas Johnsons
Walker Il Russell will supply you in Boots
and Shoes at cash prices on hir orders.
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Barosma is the name of medicine tina!
has cured more cases of Inflammation OF
the kidneys, bladder and gravel, than any
known preparation extent. We have
great number OF certificates from both
males and females who have been cured
experiencing almost instant relief, in cases
of back~ache, strain or cold. 1t has nc
equal. 1t is prepared by E. K. Thomp.
son, Titusville. Ask any respectable drug
gist, who will get it for you if he has moi
got it in his stock. Price S1.00 per bot.
tie. Fer Sale by L. Clayton.
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NOTICE,

Matilda Jackson, widow of Robert t. Jackson,
dec o., and his children, Rosa Banks and her hus-
Dand John Banks, Celia A. Smy the, and her huS-
band j. A. Il. Smythe, Edward Jackson, John j.
jackson, Comfort E. Jackson, Robert 7. Jackson
Mary A. Jackson, and Clarinda NJ, Jackson, who
now or lately resided in Alamakee County State
OF Iowa, and whose residence are otherwise un-
known, John W. Mitchell of Chickasaw County
State OF Town. and Joseph P. Mitchell, William
Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell, and Sarah Mitchell
whose residence are unknown, the name of the hus-
band OF said Sarah Mitchell if married, is unknown
and any unknown heirs of John J. Jackson, decd.
late OF the County of Perry and State of Ohio will
take notice that Lyman j. Jackson, as Admins
traitor OF the Estate of said John J. Jackson decd.
on the End day of May A. D. 1881, filed in the
Probate Court of Perry Coutny, State of Ohio his
petition against them and the other heirs of John
Jackson deco. alleging that the personal estate
OF SAID deceased is insufficient to pay his debts and
the charges of administering his estate that he
dled selzed in fee simple of the of the following
real estate In said County to wit The North
west quarter of Section Eight, Tow nship sixteen
Range sixteen, except forty the South
sue tnereof heretofore conveyed to John Wise
man by William Wiseman. The PRAYER of said
petition is for Sale of said real estate for the
payment of the debts and charges aforsaid. Said
persons are notified that they have been made
parties defendant to said petition and that they
are required to answer the same ON or before the
18th, day of July A. d. 1881.
LYMAN ]. JACKSON
Administrator of John J. jackson, deed
June 9th, 1SS1-6w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office OF
the Township Clerk, in Glenford, o. up to IL CLOCK
noon, August 5, 1881, to build Brick School
House in sub district no. Q, in Hopewel Town
ship, Perry County Ohio.
Specifications will be file at the Clerks office
on and after Monday, July 18th, 1881.
The house is to be finished by Nov, 1st, 1881. The
Board of Education the right reject any
or all bids. The successful bidder to give bond
with surity for the completion of the contract
Proposals can be made separately for the Stone
work, Carpenter work, or for the whole of the
work. By order of the Board of Education.
July IA, 1881. THOMAS DUNwooDY, Clerk.
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There is almost universal demand that
w. I. Shriver accept the nomination for
Treasurer. An old contributor to the
county treasury remarked that Treasurer
Shriver should be willing to discommode
himself two years more to accommodate
ten thousand taxpayers for the same
leng h Of time"
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A Post Mortem examination of the body
of 8. NJ. Shaw was made on Monday by
DR.. R. b. Woodward, revealed chronic
,hickening (Hypertrophy) Of the bladder
and inflammation and degeneration of both
kidneys. His father and a brother died
Of n similar disease
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! wish to sell my dwelling house on
West Main Street adjoining the McCristal
property. The building is one and half
stories. good stable and nee essary out-buil-
dings. Also two lots adjoining VIM. Jack
sons residence, and . four acre lot on ths
road leading to Bernard Clouses.
formation write to George Brunner, No 1875
Commercial Street, Dayton, Ohio.
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Some of George Crywood's friends speak
Of him as being an available candidate for
County Clerk. George would make q
number one official but the probabilities
are that that party are not willing to give
Reading any more than her share Of the
nominations.
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A Significant Fact.

The cheapes, medicine in use liz Thomas
Electric Oil, because so very little OF 1t is
required to effect q cure. For Group, diPh>
liberia, and diseases of the lungs and throat
for taking internally or inhaiing, il is a
mstchless compound.
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By q harmonious vote Of the Board Of
Educssion, John X. Henry has been equip
ped Superintendent Of the Somerset schools
liz is q young man Of fns ability. unas.
sailsble character, and 10 doomed TO rank
vish the foremost educators Of the State
Ohio Eagle.
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No pslatial hospital needed for Hop
Bittsrs patients, nor larse-salaried talented
pufisrs TO tell what Hop Bisters wall do oil
cure, as they tell their own story BY then
certain and absolute cures at home.-Nev.
ark IndsDendenf
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To Persons About to Marry.

ITO psrsous about 10 marry" Douglass
Jsrrolds advics was "don's;;" we supple
ment BY saying. without laying in supply
Of Spring Blossom, which cure albumina-
r,s and other kidney and bladder com.
plants. Price so c.nts. trial bottle 10
esnts.
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Trouble Saved.

II ia remarkable tact that Thomas
Eclecsric Oil 10 as good for internal as ex'
tsrnal use. For disease of the lungs and
throat, and for rheumatism, neuralgia
crick in the back, wounds. and cores, it il
the bes, known remedy, and much trouble
i, saved by having il always on hand.
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Al Grimm contsmplates erecting bu-
sinsss block on the ground occupied BY
Myers & Yarnell's store, next season. IL
he goes on with IT he will erect one OF the
best buildings in town.
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A Bargain.

We wish TO cell the lot and building
formly occupied by US as buggy factory
The 10, is in good condition and building
as COON as new, and will make q comforta.
BILE dwelling. We will sell very cheap and
on EASY teens. SMITH & LITzINGER.
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STILL THEY CoME!-Customers daily
increasing for Rineharts Liver Pills
Sales enormous. Try them; only one for a
dose. Sample dose free. Warranted
For Sale by c. A. Roberts.
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An Official Document.
COUNTY REcoDER's OFFICE. I
Indiapaphlia, Aug. Is, 1878

IndianaphIls, Aug. 70, 1878
DIR. A. r. WHITE-Dear Sir: After
using various remedies for Chills, without
relief, / commenced the use OF your Dan
delion Alternative, and one bottle effected a
cure. l can cheerfully recommend this
as an excellent medicine, and worthy the
confidence of the public. Yours truly,
WIN. N. .DUNNINGTON.
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II would not surpsise Us II there wonld
Be twenty thousand people In Shawnee OH
the 23rd. to witness the procession Of the
Knights Of Labor.
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Jacob Loeckman, 274 Clinton Street,
Buffalo. N. Y, says he has been using
Thomas Electric Oil for rheumatism.
He had such lame back that he could
nothing; but one bottle entirely cured him.
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b The past has proved them. the present
sussains them, and the future can but con-
firm them a. the bsst-R Rinehsrt's Worm
Lozensss. rs cents per box. Warranted.
For Sale ct Roberts.
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Ross Ashbaugh died in Corning last
Saturday from sun ssrok the day before
He was buried in New Lexington on Sun
day.
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The candidates for county Offices will
have their hands full at the fall election.
The independent voters will be as thick a.
flies in August, and it seems to do their
very souls good to scratch.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-07-14

Our hardware men have sold Q great
deal more agricultural implements this
season than for many years. Farmers srs
rslizisg the benefit Of lsborssaving ma
chinsfy.