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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

CTAAMEBING. Suffering and Li-ping cured.
y Weak Voices made strong. Shrill Voices
deepened and mollowed. School OF Vocal Train.
ing, 40 Genesee Street: Utica, N. T. /. II. AL
DRIcH, Principal. Jhose who have been cured
can be seen At any time in Utica, or their ad.
dress furnished upon application. Send for cir.
culAr.
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IYYE ARE MANUFACTURING THE LEST

WIZ ARE xANUEAoTURiSG THE BEST
w G0ssAMER RUBBER CLOTHING ever
made. aud desiring to give the public the bene-
fit Of good article At 4 low price, We will sell
ladies' Goodyear" Gosssmer Rubber Circulars
for t.50 Misse. and Cnildron's, 81 25, and
Genllem'n's Goats, 1900, cent to any address,
post paid Or receipt Of price, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Measurements required: length
dswn the back for circulars, and breast measure
for coats. HALL RUBBER CO.. ~ Federal
Street, Boston. Mass, the largest retail and
wholesale rubber house in the world. with the
srestest assortment OF every description Of
rubber goods.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
pETITION TO SELL REAL Es.

,,,eur,sYYn., o,I .,tIf uIs.f no
PEllllON ~ SELL REAL Eo'
TATE TO PAY DEBTS.
sIATE on Vraaosr, District Of hAnehsstsf, -
and for said District on the 2nd day VI June.
A. D., 1891
Present Hon. Hsnnsy Howard. Judge.
Grace latham Administrative Of the estate
Of Thomas latham late ~ Manchester deceased
representing:
I Ee amount 0f debts due from
aid deceased /. f277t "
The charges u Naturalization.
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III. Crssd Liss In the Ceusty

We quote from the BlAssv Of lasi week
the following hgnrs 10 show hos tbs De~
tai ls~ has operated IN some Of the tu.ns
"a this souniy, The polls are no, included
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NOTICE. - To all whom IL may concern!
~ Whereas, Ny vito Emma Jsic, hiss leii my
bed and board without cause aud against
my wshos. Therefore, forbid any p.tson
trusting her upon my credit, Ne have houss
provided for hsr. where The accessories " main
tensnoe are Sufficient
Dated at Manchester, Vt. ,hi, 2.lh day 81
May, 1851.
95w RALPH N. JAMEsoN.
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WA T9.

Advertise ents, under thi. lead, ton cert,
line each insertion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09

The Teal ESTATE Tor ms year has not
been cast up, but will not vary much
from last year. We lost heavily last year
from the Eagle Square Manufacturing
Company by fire, but have gained on real
estate to nearly make up the loss. have
taken last years real estate the same for
this, which yon will notice. Nh.
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N Il u - -
AINERO .MRDICINALBS DB GOAAO.
PUERTO-RICO.


Temperature de las, sguss AS 3 del terms
Peso especifiGo con relacion al aqua dest.::
Iada 1928.
Analisis qufmicos.| En- 1000 parties de agut
Acido az6tico indeterminado.
Idam carb6nico 21. $40 parties.
dem sulfhidrico 90 470 idem.
Idem clorhfdrieo O. 544 gramos.
Carbonate lie cal 0. 251 idem.
Tdem i'd. magnesia IL. 720 idem.
Sufto de cal 2G4 idem.
Idm id magnesia $40 idem.
Idem Id hi rro 300 idem.
Slice o. 708 idem.
Grandes dep6stos para enfriar las aguas
IA temperature que Sc necesite.
Po8een estas aguas l,S sigientes propieda-
des: depuratvas, axantes, sudorffcas, revui-
sivaa sedaates y tonicas sagun la forma y
temperature de su uso.
S0rprendentes resultados ef l8s sigHientes
enfermedades: dyspepsia, &. astritis, gastral,
gias, disenterfa estrenimiento pertinaz-
obstrn:cioa del higado, bazo mesenterio,
intermitentes antignas cue Sc hallen s0stenidas
por infartos de las misma viSceras, hidropesaS
pasivas cuyas eansas sean los mismos infartos'
Stills constit cional, afeceiones reumaticas
cr6neas, artiitis del mismo caracter, par8liSis
sin lesion organica del cereoro, en- las que rec
eoaocen por caUsas log colicos; nerviosos de
plomo, claticss tumores escrofulosos
Admlrabes resutados en- a vicio venereo,
cerpetco ilceras que ambos dan lugar.
Las ieucoreas y bienorragias siempre 20
ventajosamente.
En- las Intermediates DELI aparato- ganito.
urinario, c6iigos nefrticos, escasez de la secre-
cion de Ia 0rina. alterGeion de- liluid' segre-
ga,lo Y formation de arenillas: :usadas las aguas
en- bebidas baios siempre son dtiles
Empieades las aguas en- forna de iFriga
eion toda su temperature, alivian aun
yuran las nerralgias, la rigidez y contraction
de los miembros.
M6aico-dgector, Sr DR.. D. PEDRO HEENAN-
DEE Y SANTIAGO
UsERA & BLANcH
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4 los hbficanteS De taba2os J cigarlI0s,
LHOGR.4 R.4FIA
DEE ss BOLETIN. -

Parcipamos al pdbIico quo scaaa de llegsr
de Ia Habana un lit6grafo espe 1ialista en- GRO
ia0s, en- cajftilas d. oigGr.idos con s SIN GRO
mo, ca todo /, ro!atYo 10 il dustrja del ia
baco, hacj6niCse toda case de trahajos Como
,iicho aftista cs Ia vez cxcelente di, ujante, Ia
casa g. encarga de lcs dischos que le indi4ue
FL c0nsumidor
La .o<ratil IA BOtErIE, roysta lie to-
la cia>, de eiomellttS, hace ron krt veded Y
neris e>toY ys; Irecirs mddicos cuanos traba-
os s. e cne fgaen.
So li,.ce gran reb.a lie precos en las letras
lie c3m3io, urjctss e bautisno, de vi' ia y
if-. esl,ilcs, e. Is fiaturas, cire ares ccnfor-
il da.!es Abll.aeilaes &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
-AVI-S:O.

Los que suscriben, agentes del famoso abo
no concentrate de Ohlendorff e Co de Lou
dres, para ell mejor .-culivo del tabaco del
cafe vueven lamar la etencion de todos los
interesad0s, al eitado abono empIeado con los
meieres resultados en- otras colonias.
Exstencias de estos abones SO eneuentran
depositados en- Aguadilla, 4MayagHez Ponce,
segun anteriormeDte avisatlo.
Puerto Rico, 21 de Diciembre 1sS0.-Fe.
ddersen Wiuiak d Co. h % Q.
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La Palma.

DesGe Ell 20 de diciembre he ouedado due
no unico exclusive de este aoreditado es-
tablecimiento de somt rereris por separu-
cion y ausencia del que era mi socio haci6i-
dome cargo de todos los creJitos activos y
pas.vos En- ''Lfa Palma" hay un constan-
te surtido de ssmbreros de todas clases " sc
compoDen los mas averiados dejanioles co
mo nueYos Y en- Ia forma que 80 desee.
RxxIGlo PEREz ( PAaDo, 33
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So dice q ue
Sarah BERNHARDT.

la celebrada aetriz cuya asombrosa delgadez
ha excitado ls satlra de los ingenios europeos,
ha enconr do, desde su llegada America, ser
tan grandeS las propiedades nutritivas de la
mante AGUILA usada en- Ia condimentacion
de sus comdas que esta engrosando ma libra
p0F semana.
Les sehores MARTINEZ 4 Co, de Aguadilla,
tenen de venta essa marea de manteca, one
Sc reeomienda pOr 81 s0la. ID 2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
Dibujante.

La eomandaneia general dc Ingenieros
necesita uno, al que SO le dara ocupaeion
hasta fin de JUNO del afio corriente
Los aspirantes obtener la plaza pueden
acercarse la secretaria establecida en- Ca
sablanca, y SO les enterara de los poIme-
noTes,
Deberan adenas sujerarse d I'm examen
de s11 actitIld. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16

Este maravilloso balsqmo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiguas, las lIagaa, y los
males de piernas do pecho. Por medic.
de su iniluonoia las ulcecas virulentas to?
Tnan muy pronto.un aspecto oonvalec lente
refrigerante de producir una cura psrfecta
dc las afec4iones do l.. piel, los constipa-
dos, las toses ell reumatismo, aun cudndo
SO ha apelado en- vano B todos los demas
remedies,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PiEp0Rks HOLLOWAY.

Millones lie personals, en- todas las parties
del mundo, reccmiendan dichas Pildoras
como el mejor restaurativo de la salud que
SO conoce. Elias curan todas las afeccio-
nes del corazon, del hfgado, del est6mago
de los riGones de los intestinos, remue
ven la acrimonia, la 1atulencia la cardial-
gia, expulsando de In sangre toda impureza,
complet>mente ell sisteTna ner-
vioso dando un tono saludable q la orga-
general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
SOCEEsDyAsDES.
SOClEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERT0-RICO.

SAN JUAN PUERTO-RlCU.
Situac5on de Ia caa en- este daa.
RECUPSOS.
Exstencia en- elective met5co. S171, 990-73
Valores en- cartera, obligGciones,
conform.dades pagar6s. ..... ia, 7l3-U0
Observation-Disclosures.
Oblig ciones la vista.
Cneatas coriientes 7l,594l2
Wales en- circulation. -. IS, 5000
Ter. diydendo Tres
tol .-,...-.., 45J-o5
e III. ID. ...... i24S-ob
Ger. jd id 80 1869
4s id, i'll d...... 2a5j-I7
s. ii. Id ..... 7259-62 II, 85887
Cantidad exiglble por ere
dtos abier;os ...,... q, ll736 1877, 320-35
ObIgaciones plazo, ,-Imposicio-
mes con interes ............... l36, ,533-S5
Operaciones efectuedas leode l. de
enero lie 1880.
valoreB ieseon ADDS. a46, 1926
Prestanios hechos. -. 406, s03. "
O-edit0s concedidf s... 203, i63 50
Total. go. $l456, Ala So
San Juan, P. r, II de Obre, de is go
C0ntador, Rafael Perez Garcia. ". B.
El SAb-Gireetor, Pablo U5afri,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
CdicOn1d1.id.

Ademas Isl gran sustdo lie eromos quo tie
sc iempFe IL iInrrenta dcl BOEEtIN, ha re-
cihdI Nc gan sucti60 &c hnilcs tuadros en-
caip mauia, os cupi,s pUeicn traslaaarse al
ojyloqur gusta ct comprator, pudieldo ador-
mar con elus su casa, sns muebies Y demas
t0do preciVs baratsimoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
Molino para chocolate,
Sc desea vender uno de tamao mayor, con
todos los accessories para dicha elabora-
cion. h. zoe
Maquina para galletas.

Sc desea vender una que Sc halla en- muy
buen estado, con una collection dc ocho mol
des para informes dirigirse los seilores
Soler, Anguera comp, calle de San Justo,
esduina q la Luna. b. zoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
LA CIUDAO-C -CONDAL
30.CRUZ. 80.


FL nuevo establecimiento de este nombre,
tiene TN regul9r surtido do articul0s nuegos
baTatos
Para est0s diaa de regal0s So han reeibido
unos elegantes abhnicos de Ultima moda.
Garantzamos ei pdblieo que, dado ell siste-
ma que tenemos adoptado para las vertss al
detsIe, encontrarAn verdadera diferencia en-
los precioa.-~-ARTURo RAYxAT 90, 6-~e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
ARFCFDlRIO DE- La VIRTUD.

soaicado aos nifos, coma proDacion ecieslas-
tiea Ibro propio para aEender a ieef para
inenlcar la moral cristiaA en- ei eorazon de Ia
vspdess en- esta impfsata ? r. eiemplar
ga. 70 dccena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16

Llegala Y sali9a del vapor para Puerto
Plata, Habaca Y M6jico. Llega 4 San Juan
ell dia n las de la mafiana. Sale de San
Juan eldia II las de la maiana.
Para mss informas 1irigirse los conaig
natarios Feddersen Hillif1k y compa51ia, San
uan Puerto-Rico. 8. 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16

Fn la 2 :: camara SO paga 3l5 parties en-
Ia g. = una 4, < -arta de los precios de l.. K
Los pasaieros de 3ss clase han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA las provis:o
uas necesarias. El yapor suministra ali
mentos los pasaieTos dc 81 a razon de 50
centayos diarios.
Tomando pasaie de ida y vuelta sc harS
una rebaja del % p,5
Los pasajes pueden ton1arse en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salida del vapor
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
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a
LLEGADAs. SALE AS.

Cuando el mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia q las de
a noche.
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL.
RU II n b.
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I)IVERSOS.
NUEVA CsNISFRA
La Ninfa".
ELEGlsCIA Ecas0NIA

80. -FORTALEZA- - 80.
EgVEOlD 7 FANTASIA ELEGlsCIA ! ECas0RIA
Con este tftulo acaba de abrir sus puertas
al p6tlc en- la eesa ndmsro 81 de Ia calie de
Ia FortaleZa ell nuevo estahlecimiento de ca.
misera, srtieulos de fantasia ynovedad y gran
tren de lavado. Montada esta eegants '
bien sUrtida tienda a Ia altura de las mejoref
en- So case por D. Jose Barquin, antique va
V experio en- los ramos que Sc consagra, ne
cesita solsmeLte, para crearse consoIidaI
una buena reputation, que la visite 81 mlndc
nteligente de gusto que no este, sin emhar
go, reflido con la pudients economic.
h 1Sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
PAPDL VSPlg0L BUIg0 Y BAlAfl.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
pApEL EspANoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay en- la imprents del BoIETIN, Sc aca-
ba de recibir nm gran surtido de papel
aorete, superior calidad, de Vilaseca y
lie Foatanet, ouyas, ,resmas SO realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
BOLETIlE MERCANTIl,
FORTALEZA, 81.
hpreats, IitosFada, EncuadernaeioR,
ALMACEN DE PAPEL,
Eprr1os DE EsoRrToRIo - LIBERIA.

Habiendo duplicado 81 local de este
astablecimiento, y traido IN gran sur
lido de afsctos de todas clases Ge NV
York. Hamburgo, Par.s, Gsse Wy Bar
ce.ona, IL hemos presto q njvei dc ios
nr;meros de gu elise, Y en- e! so hace
con lin pieza, proutitud tarstnrs; TO-
da clase De Imprenta, LlFOdhAflA
Encuadernacian, So eEcn9htran ~
> por mayor = 3ataiie papei espanol de
to5as las marcas, mercsntil ng'6s, firm
css americana, aleman J espahoI, So
brss caytulina lie Bristol, libros en- b!an-
90 para escucias, cromos eai4dcs' mIo'
sas caias de papel con so6res, y to1As
las curiosidades peitcnec'entes a raInr.
he aqui elgunas &c ISIS dItimament0
recibidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16
EPrcTos nE EsCRIr0RI0.

rrsrteros Y escribaniss 3 ee todas classes pre-
e,os --Pizarras de tels para pared -I!lef,
5e cscritorio. -Porta dumas -tAi'lcss -IfaPe
nara imnreuta blanco Y de dor -PaPel para
aortas grande pequeno, -papel IN caI'as a.
i,,;o -se,.a r,oalos -Tiuta n4gra uoeta, en-
hn,ehas ycaneeas, clase superior irantesa, IN
ylasa Z a. ericana -Idem lien ldem en- ,ol2S
Sseouef5os. idem, iden, den i ie 7 carialh Ge
toS,s elnses.-ParA punns de metal --Anca'"'
~, en- notes de !iferentcs tamanos iounas
Sro.nos nara albums dc mujeres, Amos palSa
;as aores animales, etc --Piumas lie ace"o de
Va, yar,as clases -Papel espailo' de las mIncip2,
laa fsbrjcas nacionalss - -Arenillefos ue crlstsi
= de msaera. PisspapeleS do crlstal y oe
bb-oSce --Fosforeras dc bronco -Est2tuas para
usor;terio SEGA frna do dilerentes classes -
,Ie escrit rio 6e olo ro pT0pias pa
~ reralos.-Cagteras de bosi.io.-CaIteras
n.ra gnardar 10 uaentos. .-Partanionedas -
ppof,sss nara .ahacos Y eigarriiios Fiegade-
"a. 40 toflas classes -Stcras para htares =
rastabones de tolas clsses -Cajas de pinturas
:. "a IA matem5ticas. difsrentes classes -if6ros
4, ,,,anorias nara el b0lsillo. -PjzarraS dc Sii-
cela az 5;fersnteE clases form 8 udlendo eScri'
6;rse c,n cualquier hpiz baneas he8rAs-
1iS.aS on bIanco para cl concrete, oe toa
ais.ss r.. : nreeos.-AniIlcs de goma para pape
alfleres para sujetar documentoS La
ere d.. toias clases precio '--fE;.s ieGores -
6.,,etros,-P Papel secante. -PApel Frepa-
raAo para excusaS,os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-16

FARIFA DE pASAJES EN- l. ! CLASE.
EeUTA A..
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FOR LADIES.

Breast pins, ear rings and
drops, cuff buttons, necklaces,
tie pins, bracelets, silver thim-
bles, finger rings solid gold
with and without sets, lace fish
ues, lace collars, lace ties, Span
ish ties, null ties, silk ties, sat-
in ties, silk handkerchief,
white and fancy border linen
handkerchief, fine laces, sets
of mats, scarfs, hoods, COM
forts, nubias, wool mittens,
cloth, cashmere and silk gloves,
foster hook kid gloves, seam
less kid gloves, Alexander kid
gloves, linen cuffs, embroidered
towels, table cloths, napkins,
ruches, ruching, plain and fan
cy ribbons, wool stockings, work
stands, work baskets, coats,
dolmans, fine toilet sets, lunch
baskets, satchels, pocket books,
corsets, wool hoods, jewelry
baskets, whisk-holders, per-
frlmery, brushes, vases, skirts,
ETC., etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-14
All at Special low
prices for the HoIi-
day Trade.
MRS. A. t. UHL.
T EGAL NOTICE.

II 2Et1 1A1<-
of Southampton Twp, decd, and the following
collateral heirs, TO Wit
/. Jacob Leydig.
.. William LeydiC-
.. Daniel Leydig.
4. Solomon IeyGig.
s. Hannah Kennel, wLo Was interTanrriei with
Christian Kennel, both of whom are dead, bat
left eleven children, to-wit: ~ Jonathan, (2)
Samuel (3) John C., a. George, (5) Jacob L., (6)
Levi. "a Andrew Kennel, ls1 Elizabeth Albright,
(9) Lydia Baker, Qo) Rebecea Shoemaker, Cl)
Q. Sarah, who was intermarried with Christian
Albright, both OF whom are dead, but who LEFT the
following eight children. to-wit: % Henry Al
bright, (2) Samuel Albright. (s) Jacob L. Al
bright, "a Rebecca Lepley, (5) Maria Stacer, (6)
Hannah Burkct, 90 Christina Adams. (s) DELLA
Carpenter.
7. Elizabeth, intermarried with Adam Shirer.
both of whom are now dead, and who left the fol-
lowing I've children. to-wit ~ George Shirer.
(21 William Shirer, l3) Rebecca limerick, t51
Lydia Lowry, (5l Elizabeth Fred.
s. Catharinc, WHO was intermarried with John
Shoemaker, both OF whom are dead. leaving the
following fiye children, to-wit: a. Mary Saylor,
(2) Catharine Saylor, (3) Lucy Baker. a. Solomon
Shoemaker. (5) Matthias Shoemaker, now dead,
leaving as his only heir Charles NJ. Shoemaker.
9. The children of Polly, VINO was intermarried
with William May. tc-wit- () Jacob May, t2)
(5) Rebecca Sheetz, (6l Christina Sweitzsr, "a
Elizabeth knepp, (s) Matilda Bitiner.
10. Christina. who was intermarriei with Henry
Mattingly, both Of whom are dead, leaving ~
Michael Mattingly. (2) Henry Mattingly, (3)
Martha Mattingiy. (:) Mary hIattingiy. {5l Re-
becca Mullen, leaving an only son, Edward Null
len.
You are hereby notified 10 appear at an Or
phan's Court, to be held at Somerset, on Monday,
the 2rd day Of January, lsS2, to accept or refuse
to take the real estate of John Leydig, deed, at
the appraised valuation, or show cause why the
same should not be sold.
SaERIFF's OFFICE EDGAR KYLE.
December 1ssh, 1851. Sheriff.
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PEoeEAAME of TEACHERS CousTY lssr,
TuTE.-Thep programme for the twenty fourth.
annual meeting Of the Somerset County
Teachers Institute, to be held in the Court
House. Somerset, Pa, commencing on De-
cember Goth. and 20 continuc until Friday
morning, the Both has been issued. The
instructors engaged are, Prot. J. II. Shit
maker, of Chamborsburg, Pa, who will be
present the entire week, Prof. \. G. shaGef.
OF the Kutztown State Normal School and
Miss Clara S. Lange of Belle Vernon. Pa.
who Will give practical instructions IN
private reading. An address of greeting to
the teachers will be delivered by 4. L. Pa.
terson, Esq, OF Somerset, on Monday, even
ing. Tuesday evening Prof. N. G. ShaiIer
will deliver lecture. subject, Education
among the Greeks and Romans Wednesday
evening there will be an elecutionary and
musical entertainment; select reading by
Prof r. Bruce Hays. Thursday evening a
lecture will be delivered by one of the most
popular lecturers of the day, Theodore TIL
ton, subject 1.-THE Worlds Tomorrow Mu-
steal notation will be taught daily and
teachers drilled in songs suitable TO the
school room or parlor. Nine subjects on
the methods of instruction, and twenty-one
topics for discussion are submitted to be IL
Illustrated and discussed by the teachers
Nothing need be said of the programme,
which has been prepared with great care by
our County ntySuperintendent, J. c. Weller
BY an act of Legislature of 1881, school
directors are required TO allow teachers their
time and wages whilst attending and partic-
ipating in the exercises Of the annual insti-
tute. The attendance therefore will proba-
bly, be larger than on any former occasion o.
the kind To meet expenses incurred in Sc
curing lectures an admission fee of % cents
will be charged Tuesday and Wednesday
evening. The general admission for Thurs
day evening win be 40 cents reserved seats
60 cents An opportunity will be offered in
due time to persons living in different parts
ofthe county who desire to attend to secure
tickets in advance for the Thursday evening
lecture.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-14
FORGIRLS.

China and wax dolls, trunks,
bureaus, work baskets, doll beds
and cribs, castors, vases, sheep,
rabbits, sets of dishes, great
variety of 5 cent toys, mittens,
comforts, hoods, gloves, wool
sacks, stockings, lace and lin
en- collars, sailor collars, leg
gins, satchels, round combs, 5
cent handkerchiefs, silk and
linen handkerchiefs, baby pins,
breastpins, ear rings and drops,
necklaces for babies and girls,
cuff pins, cuff buttons, pocket
books, lace and silk ties, perfu-
merry, bracelets, finger rings,
ribbons and many other things
that | have no space to men
tioD
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-14

The sale of blooded cattle, by Sherifi-elect
Spangler, last Tuesday afternoon was large
ly attended by our most enterprising farm
ers from all sections of the county. Thirty
three head in all were disposed of, the aver
age price paid per head being $3.50. The
first animal offered fol sale was ashort-horn
Durham bull, which was knocked down to
Mr.. Henry s. Berkey, of Quemahonirg
township, for $3.50. VIM. Statler, of Shade
township, purchased five months old calf
for S6l.00. II. G. Hemminger paid $50 for
yearling heifer, and n. b. Critchfield par
chased three head for which he paid Sis.
They were, taking all in all, very fine
lot of young cattle as the prices paid would
indicate. There seems to be a growing dis
position on the part of our farmers TO im-
prove their stock, and that they are willing
to pay fair prices for good grade of cattle
has been amply shown by the success which
has attended the sales of blooded stock re-
Gently held at this place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-14

Just before the time for dismissing school
arrived, last Wednesday afternoon, panic
occurred among the teachers and scholars of
the academy, occasion by the building set
Ting to such an extent that considerable
portion Of the plastcring from the ceiling
fell down. This was caused by some mali
cious boys entering the cellar and partly re-
moving one ofthe braces that supported the
building Thursday morning the board OF
directors accompanied by Mr.. Frank Fried
line, an efficient and experienced workman
visited the building and contracted with
Mr. Ffiedline for the repairing OF the same.
School opened again as usual Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Friedline pronounces the building
perfectly safe and says that parents need
not have the slightest fear in sending their
children there.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-12-14

Within a brief space Of time, recently,
eight children of a family named Boyle,
residing near Cresson. were carried off with
diphtheria. The father of these children i
employed as repairman of the T. r. r., and
being very poor, his neighbors concluded to
take steps towards relieving his wants. A
subscription paper was started, and already
some $500 have been raised for the loneis
couple whose household treasures all liz
buried in the graveyard not far from the
home. An acre of ground has also been
purchased and decided to them, and houst
is now in process Of erection on the ground
it being built at the expense Of several gen
tlemen who have interested themselves IN
the welfare of the couple.