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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable WILLIAM NJ. Hall,
President Judge OF the several Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the Six.
teenth Judicial District, and Justice Of the Courts
Of Oyer and TeTminer and General Jail Delivery,
for the trial Of all capital and other offenders Ia
the said District, and DANIEL STuPFT and g. G.
MussELNAN, Esquires, Judges Of the Courts Of
Common Pleas, and Justices OF the Courts Of
Oyer and TerfniEer, and General Jail Delivery
or the trial OF all capital and other offenders Ia
the county Of Somerset have Issued their precepts
and 10 me directed. for holding 4 Court OF Com
mon Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace, and General jail Delivery, and Courts Of
Oyer and Tcrminer, ut Somerset,
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The most direct and pleasant route to the East
and South via Washington City.
Through Mall illeaving at 10:5i A. a., daily ar
rives at Washington at 9:25 A. NJ; Baltimore 1895
NJ; Richmond l1:S5 A. M
Through Express, leaving sos p. NJ, daily, ar
rives at Washington at ESQ a. NJ: Baltimore, 7:lJ
a. NJ Phiiadeiphia; las p. H.. N. y, 4:45 p. NJ.
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directed. VIII expose T. patiic sale, by pabls'
eutery, On the PREMISES on
FRIDAI, AUcu@ 10, 1881,
at s-eiosk p NJ, tho fol. Eng real estate late
The properly OF IOhn !. =. ,r oi Summit town.
ship, said county, ccceasec IN:
DEsCRfPTioS oS PROPERTY:
a certain tract Of iand situate N Summit town.
chip, Somerset county. Pa. iag near the toEa ol
Meyrsssiaie. bounded by Lao gt Samuel II Say.
lr, Conrad roechiDaH W vw Rletankey. III
fp5er. Daniel Pike % al c'satssning lyItz acres.
, portion 81 Which Is tfayefsed BY the Salisbury
railroad. This is a very desirable roperty. The
house, barn and outbuildIngs are Ia good cCndi-
tien.
The property VIII be sold as follows: Ig2 acres,
comPrisinz the land undertake with the Big Elk
lick Vein Of Coal and several large veins Of Lime
stone, together with large sugar orchard requiring
500 to 900 keelers, on which the improvements.
Will bc sold separately. The balance, being river
bottom land. will be sold in enc. tgo and three
acre lots The ~ acre place, which there
Is good house ana stable. viii also be sold separ
atcly. This farm IL perhaps the most deslrabic,
as u Is the mott valuable IN summit township, on
account Of the exceedingly rich mineral deposits,
richness Of the soil and c0seness TO the most yalu
able market IN the county.
Se-Terins made known on day Of sale.
ELIAS PIKE,
JOS. l.. SAXIDR
Trustees for the sale OF the Real Estate Of John j.
Saylcr, decd jy2T
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Roasting ears arc in order.
Camp meetings are in season.

rhe frnit-canning sea.on Is here.
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rHERIFF's SALES.

By virtue ofcertain writs Of yend Ex, ri. Fa.
and Lev. Fa., issued out ofthe Court Of Common
Pleas Of Somcrset Co., Pa, and TO me directed
there win be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, in Somerset, Pa, on
Friday, august 10, 1881,
at o'clock r. NJ, althe right, title interest and
claim Of the defenda Mt, Benjiman W. witt Of In
and to the following described real estate, viz:
certaintract OF land situated In Somerset twp,
Somerset county, Pa. containing three and one
half acres more CT less with one story log hOase
and stable thereon erected. adjoining lands Of
Jacob Weller. Samuel Weller, Peter Heflicy and
others with the appertenances.
Taken in execution ai the suit OF ~ A. Sehelrs
use.
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~ sirt1c OF an order ierr,i eat af the orphan =
Court Of Somerset cufinf, ~ the undersigned
directed VIC VIII expose g. pubiic sale, by public
cutlery, On the premises, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-03

The Express train leaves Pittsburgh at s:lg T.
~ arriving At Connellsville 1906 r. H., Rock
wood ii 40 Z. M. In return the Express leaves
Cumberland at 235 A. NJ, arriving a: Rock
wood i:S3 A. NJ, ConnellsYiile 60i A. NJ, Pitts
burgh 7:45 A. NJ.
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The harvest-homc will soon be in order.
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on wonInv. aur,,., 90 ,ssy.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all the Justices Of he
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the said
County OF Somerset. that they be then and there
In their proper persons. with their rolls records
/ inquisiti0ns, examinations. and ether refnein-
brancest 10 do those things which to their Offices
and in that behalf appertain 10 be done and also
they who Will prosecute against the prisoners that
shall be In the aii OF Somerset county 10 he
then and there 70 prosecute against them as shall
be lust EDGAR KYLE.
Iy27 Sheriff
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ur Canvasseos in every county in
Hi anfnM this State 10 take orders for
W 4uluiI Nursery Stock. SfeGdy and de-
H HNttttb ssrable Employment at GOOD
W s&A ~ eOSesWAGES. Experience In the
b. fsness not required Nurseries widely and favo-
ab ly known. for terms address
CLvAN DUSEN,
an pusep Nurseries} GENEVA. N Y.
Es tablished 1859. Also Stock at Wholesale
eb. y23, 13t
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DEsoRIprIos os PROPERTY,

at geiosk p. NJ, tho fol- ing real estate. late
The properly OF I0hn j. =. .'r. of Summit town
shin. said counfy ceceaTef III.
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Arrx. c. scur1L.

new broom sweeps clean, and an old
one likewise, provided energy and perse-
Ferance accompanies the motive power. As
heretofore. it shall be our purpose to keep
to the front and our many frierds and pat
nons in country and town, may rest assured
that their wants, in our line Of trade will be
carefully watched and supplied at all times.
call for the goods you want, and if not in
stock vii cheerfully order them.
Respectfully,
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H
Estase Of Solomon Kaufman, late Of Conemaugh
township, decd.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
hayinx been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority; notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted to said estate toma ke immediate
payment and those having gclaimsagainstthes same
wflfpresentthem duly authenticated for settle
ment On Saturday. the sQth day OF July.
EMANUEL KAUFMAN.
Junc-ee Executor.
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JOSIAH KELLER,

MEAr MARKEr, MAIN Cross STREET. i wiil
have on hand at all times, Beef, Pork, Nut
ton and Sausage, at reasonable prices. Open
daily; will run meat wagon three times
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All the right title interest and claim Of thedefend
ant A. j. Sehell Of in and TO the following real es
tate situate IN the town OF Friedensburg, Somer.
set twp. Somerset county. Pa, being lot No.
east according to plot Of said town, adjoining mar.
street on the North, lot Of Nathaniel DIekey (now
Abraham spangierJ on tho East, public road
leading 70 SOmerset on the South and On the West
by an alley, with y stable and buggy shed thereon
erected. Being the lot OF ground conveyed by
Philip Shaver Jr., trustee ior the sale Of the real
estate of jeremiah Snyder deceased, With the ap-
purtenances.
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Sumner Complaints.


chofal $IOo tos-e
PERRY DAVIS u SON, P-oprietors, Providene
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ALIIE a. NIlAI II.s
Here we are again with our pure cele6rat-
ed Star Coprer Rod. Anyone wishing their
buildings protected against lightning should
call on Us at once. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay.
Duo.ns Rpgs
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Buffalo Bill.

Everybody that has heard Of the
Honorable William +. Cody. generally
known a~ buffalo Rill. and who want
- spend pleasant evening will be glad
10 know thar thar distinguished gentle
man and actor viii appear ut the Opera
House on Monday evening next, April
21th, in the new drama Of the
"Pniri" Waif," introducing gcnu-
in" band Of Cheyenne Indian Chiefs
The Philadelphia North American in
Speaking of III" appearance of buffalo
Bill, sara B'rnhlrdt and PalNini, all
in PhiIad IpAia ol one night, says BUT
tal" RIIl drrw a larger house than any
OF tAcn. "BiU" in referring to the
matter, says he was II little ecary when
h" found he had such eminent compcti-
tors, and was somewhat surprised at
his own success. The entertainment
vii, hr tj'r the benefit Of the Uniformed
Division Of Hatriarchs. Tickets for sale
At Thomas X Co.'S. Reserved seats -
cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
The Scarcity OrIrOn Orc.

The United States are believed 10 he al
rich in iron ores as they are in coaLyd
the rapid increase in the demand id
iron of ever" shape finds our preal
supplies deficient TIE compptiuoEI
the manufacture of iron is SO con,aEI
and severe and she ''plant" and cap1I
employed are so large that the Z
ference Uf Il very few cents in the 4
Of ores to establish works the wei
difference between profit and loss. n
quality Of ores. likewise, irreSpec'a|
Of their absolute percentage Of iml
has great deal to do with their prtt
able fuSiMlity. Very large and eIS
worked deposits Of iron ore in our elS|
ern section are rejected by the greaG|
establishments torthc reason that tAG|
cannot l." protita6ly Smcltcd, owing n
the excess of sulphur or phoSphoroG|
in them. With in the last ten yeas
and since the Bc&Scmrr steel turnasI
have been established, it is cheaper n
transport ores of "A certain chararfI
free from pho,phorouS and SuIpnr|
over great distances and at high prcs|
than to use inferior ores from neaFe''
home thus, the Pittsbnrg furnaces AaH
long been using tn" Lake Superior ores
even paying 81 and s. per ton for then
at Cleveland. In 1850 nearly 2Wo'WI
tons Of these ores Were put ont, lle'ifH
all going to eastern furnaces LaNl
the AlleghanieS il has become lISua
for furnaces to import from SPAN anu
Algeria the uangauilrrluS iron orc'S
which those countries yield, their Tree,
dom from sulphur md phosphorus uloI
Ihan paying Tor the cost OF LraN'Po'@
lun, In 1879 a.. .W0 tons OF thtNe"Fo
were imported. Canadian ores N
also used IL a very great extent 'hrt
poriariunS having risen 10 1V'oVo u ~
0uO tons per amlm II few years ~.
These circumstances give "i 'oMS
great additional yaluc othr ores "aI g,
are now being developed in Nlr-a.
and il can only bra temporary anu o.
cidental defeat in local tFanSpoF''.S% FSa
which enables our furnaces to EG ~
sirable iron ore cheaper from SMn rD,
Algeria and the ot. Lawrehcy, Nv, NV
than they can be procured from 'N' v
per waters OF James river
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
The AssauIt Upon Mr.. GamO

The reports about the aSSali,t !, u = N
man upon Melville GamorlI!, " han AZ
Arlington Cotton Mills, it seems NJ NJ
been considerably eXaggerateaa:' a:,,n
Ganbrill was not struck by floiI,uJ1 h.J nj
all in the atfray, but after ne n@" DI ID
Hoffman TO come to the Oinc' ,'on,ra "n
his time the main difficulty %,nriIII %ITII
and the affair is told in MI "'"''
own words as follows; ,o .uic
"With that he struck a. IL" i.' tOa
with his fist. | warded on u. lind
and turned to goaway, when nes ,sS s,"S AID
me by the waist and pnSheo ;n, o IN
against a loom that was r'ill'''Ir, aDi
cirl at the loom stopped it al It YI4o aIt4fo,nanl
! / reached around and caught hGaI II. ro,J
under lip with my right ha'lu' ,. .Gsbhy
| his teeth and bit my finger 'r1 ,ie Is.
This broke his hold and to 'top p,.snt % Oal
citemcnt among the hands l
the nearest door. .u,,sr part
Hoffman then went to ali'bi him and
of the mill. and I followed bishanl
found him there with a clIlp II IL rnashiDI
with which he talked abou. w. - INIT \
nv head. | sent for an otilceJI' treat,
left before the officer arrived Il Clt 4
him kindly all the way thr"HSrh oTsr he b|
| respect for his father, but, a.. ut fd. b1
gone 80 far, | got ont a waIfan wal, at the ID
and shall have him arrested "'
opportunity"
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
FOURTH EDITION.
MuHicnI and LItCrnry,

The Young Peoples Musical and Lit
erary Association of the First Prcsbyte-
rian church gave its last entertainment
for this season last evening. II. {. Bcr-
toilette presided. The attendance was
very large and the exercises were very
good. The programme was as follows
Part ttirSt-Praycr; Music, by the or
cheStra Of the Grace VI. T.. Sunday
school reading, 10y Miss Ella Pickles:
vocal and solo. by Miss Mary Wllmau:
defamation hy W H. lyman, Esq, ;
zithcrsolo, by Wesley Bailey recitation,
by Miss Annie T. Smith, OF Chadd' :
Ford; duett, by Miss Ida Wiltbanks samd
Miss Kate turriudrr
Part second-Music, blythe orchestra;
reading, by f. II lIorcckrr; vocal solo,
by Miss Annie f. Smith clarinet solo,
by Webster Shoemaker, Of Philadelphia;
reading. by Mr.. Murphy; solo and quar-.
tettc, l'y J. H. Shoemat"g, ts"lo) the
Misses Currinder and WiIfbankS and
MeSSrS. Helm and RertolrItc; NJ. Mrr.
ply was loudly arpiauded and, after re-
ceiving written request, read another
selection.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
1 New AndI laCGnI ROOk.

Emory Edwards, NJ. f., a pratical and
sCIrntitt" engineer residing al ,iO1 West
street this city.iS publishing a new and
practical book or American marine en-
gin">, boilers and propcllorS, showing
their design and construction, and pre-
scut prartic" Of the most eminent rngi
uccrs and marine engine builders in the
United States, He has finely ijlustra-
ted his book with cuts from all the mo
del steamers built hy th" Harlan and
HolIiugSworth Company and by the
puNcy X Jones Company ot this city
and also from other steamers huilt IL
Chester amu elsewhere. The book j.
Quarto size containing 80 pages The
subscription price iS s.. Orders and
subscriptions can b" i,tt at ButIrr's 40
Market street MIR Edwards was until
recently engaged 10y tn" government in
the light house service, but for the
prc>cut III" vessel ON which he was en-
gagged is withdrawn, subject 10 future
orders. The book he is publishing
~houid hc in the hands Of every practi-
"a, rnacmui,t and engineer.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
FIFTH edition
a ATREAcHEReUs rREsr,,~
a passenger train pIunges,,
an imperfect trestIe in,s "fousA
Eight Killed many Wou,l rl"'

CHICAGO, April 2l.-A snooi'' ''
patch to the Evening journal ISolal Ssl diS
ton, Iowa, says: AT o'clock thi. IE,n ClA
ing the night express, which ,'S ios. mon
westward hound on the EocE ''I m hel
division of the Chicago, Milw.n,. ISLAM
st. Paul railroad, while %;"hee moy;mhe ADD
ordinary speed across the tro,,is s " a.
over the Mercdosia river one iy miI vol
OF Albany, HIS, the trestle paya r,,' SoItt %
ana the train without warning wa, aVg
denly precipitated into the Tiyo. ""S SUI
train, consisting Of engine, terdn. ,lR
snge car passenger and sleeping n ~.
all went down except the sIcrnn,s s ,,I Gaf
hangs over the bridge at an apr', mol "alti "a :,
degrees, the upper end high in ~ N. Uf
Two cars tIoatrd off down tho "v ar
l ne passenger coach lodged or,;naain ;.neain
island four rods away. The '"iaW han, ,ht
car stuck in the middle of tba SttsEaN
about the same distance AVA, 'oCal
the roots of two cars are now in q, Tul
Engineer West and the fro,snt i" Msnt
resident of Trccp"rt, but name rrL. '""n "a
went down in the cab, and pothn~ huyTn
been seen since ofthe men or loco,"ss 's s,! u"
Sa'nnr. Flanagan, baggage m,s,,., o",s
Henry. Myers, passenger hr,bao' bnro''
daniel Ellithorpr, mcSsong.r %'uan
Thomas Fuller. conductor MI II7,, ,,. and
with their lives As i'll by a mir,r. ''Fl E
all injured except Fullmcr VR
There were eleven paSsrDror, !, .
forward car including a man AMI !" A. WY
residents of Pine river, Wisron.;, Wy
rout" for Omaha: a woman orJ .,l vp
children, who boarded tine train n ., 'So y
yannah for Rock Island Dr. d WIZ - "r
dy, Of Albany. and five Others ,rt ,l."r
destination was unknown. Ofthoso
men jumped ashore as the Aoating c,,. ,r'
passed the abutmcnt ofthe WAGON Irja Il"
which went ont Yesterday Arn,L,.
man made n leap hat fell blck anJ I," WY,
drowned. The woman and an" cbi,%
and tn" little boy from Pine piy,r % uo.
taken on the car after it lodged at N.
island, and the siN other PASSENGERS in
Guiding the man from Pine River m,
little child of the woman and Dr. nD5r
Were drowned.
These together with the engineer ,,i
fireman, make eight lives lost in aT
There were only three passengers inf,
sleeper, and they, together with the rI
orcd porter, climbed out Of the reorm5
ofthe car and escaped uniniurpd Tn.
names Of thrrr passengers are: Il " |
Gordcn. vt Rochester, NF.;G.W. Chan h
man, Newark, \. j., and Henry Va,
rem, Boston The lady mentioned /, /
Frustrated by the shock.
The river is 4 perfect torrent wher
the treS.lc went ont. 1t is said A frcjgbt
train PASSED over the bridge an hour o.
so ahead otthr passenger train Twenty
boats were AZ work in pourin, n0 +
searching for bodies and picking I'D
luggage.
All the bodies are believed, howeye,
to I've washed out. A hole has been cut
in the roof of tbs baggage car, and some
baggage have been taken ont The
shore here, and for eight miles brow is
lined with people looking for token of
the wreck.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
THIRD EDITION.
Local lslaaninrs.

William Wharton, of Philadelphia,
has been given the contract for building
the Front and Union streets railway.
Work will begin possibly next week.
The Brandywine Library Association
gave ball for the benefit Of their libra
ry last evening, in the Red Mems hall,
on Elliott avenue.
A social party was given last night AT
the residence of Captain johnson, No.
327 East Eighth street.
General Isaac r. Trimble, of the Con
federate army, was in this city yester-
day.
A new Penn Loan Association is to be
organized soon.
The Quaker Assembly will give a ball
next Friday evening.
The Court House park is being sod
ded.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Explosions.

ltNtcruaY morning two terrific and
almost simultaneous explosions Of nitro
Elyccrinc took pace in the nitTc vaults
OF the Dittman Powder Works. near
Binghamton, New York About five
minutes afterwards 10000 pounds Of
sporting powder in a >tnrchousc about
one hundred feet from the nitrc vaults
iGnitrd, and caused third explosion,
which utterly demolished tn" buildings
and destroyed property for miles around.
The shock was distinctly felt al a dis
tance Of forty miles. No person was
seriously injured The man having
charge Of the ntre vaults discovered
the danger in time 10 allow the men 10
escape. The explosions resulted from
fire caused by an improper mixture
of acids.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
DEATHS.
O'D0NNELL.-On the 2lSt Inst, Patrick
O'DOnnell. aged a years.

O'DDNNELL.-On the 2lSt Inst. Patrick
O'DOnnell. aged a years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dcncc, No. $50 Madison street. ON Monday.
the 18th inst. at au'clock. a. IN. Mass at s..
Peters church at $50 O'Clock. lntcrmcnt at
the Old Catholic cemetery. +
TOWNSEND--O the Goth inst. Xadock {.
son Of Solomon townsend, aged "A years.
The relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend his funeral from the residence of his ia
ther. near kimhlcville. Pa. on Saturday
morning, at 10 a. IN. lntement at Whining
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
MCGCNIGAL.-On the 2lst inst, William
McGOnigal. in the 9th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of Barnard
Bonner No. AVG King street. on Saturday af
ternoon at O'Clock. lnteTmCntat new tathe
dral cemetery.
RlCIlARDSON.-nn the 2Gth inst. Sadie
A. daughter of Joseph l.. and Sarah H.
Rchardson.in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re
Spccttully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her parents. on Newport
Pike. on 9Th day, I'D inst. to meet ut 2
p. IN.
JOHNSON.-April 10th. at sp. m. of convul
sl0ns. Willie RensOn. son Of Thomas and
Amy johnson, in the 10Th wear of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral without further
notice, from the residence Of his parents, No
5l2 West Third street. on Friday afternoon.
the 22d inst. ut 4 o'clock lnterrncnt at vii.
mington and Brandywne cemetery.
"He has found sweet rest"
JOHNSON. On the 2lst inst. I. Eddie John.
son, son Of Samuel X. and Arab IL. John
son.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents, Breck's Lane. at 3 p. H., on
Saturday, the 23d inst. to proceed to Mount
Salem cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
JAMESON the 2lst inst. William II. James,
in the sd year of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, 6lO Shiplcy street, on Sunday attcr-
noon, the 4th inst, at 2 clock, TO proceed to
Riverview cemetery.
Dearest father. thou hast left us:
Here thy loss We deeply feel:
But 'tis God who has bereft us
He can all our sOrrows heal.
But again we hope to meet thee.
When the day of life has past:
In heaven we hope to meet thee.
Where no farewell tears are sod.
A husband beloved a father kind,
Is gone and left us all behind,
The chain that bound our hearts In love
We trust will bind in Heaven above.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Union NJ. T.. Church L.. and VI. 3.

The regular meeting Of the Young
Peoples Literary and Musical Society
of the Union NJ. T.. church was held
last evening, After the opening cNer.
ciSeS, Mis- King read Smackiug school,
Mrs. Maggie Adams read an ESSAY ou
music. Mr. j. l.. pyle, read the "oid
arm chair ou' from rlu, shore WAS
ducttcj Ivy MiSsc, Auuic Toulson and
Ida Morris
Attcra areicss thcsrhooI sing rhc chor-
MS, "whru the t"ruq"S' passes over. 50
f. ". Reeve read the humorous S"lcc-
tion, "Jonny Entlcr and the owl, -
"Swcrt Ginning bells" WAS Swcctly
chilu"d hy Misses kaii" and Maggie
King and Mamie richards. Miss
Sadie lIaddock r,citoi which
sinai il be '" Miss Ida Wells and Mrs.
SaIIic Mccall, sang a dHrtt and Mr.
Theodorr Flitchrr read the humorous
selections Of "NIadamc Kecp>ccrct, ="
and the "NIi<rhcyolS Doorkccprr ="
Miss +. May lI"rscy closed the pro
grammr with select reading.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
'0r House Cleaning
nothing is equal Il
James PylG'S
PEARLIINE
No oapisrcQuired, and the
work is more satisfactorily
lone MLrss MaN hayMe time
Groccrs sell it. See that a7A
mitahons0rrn0tbNtnb0nyo~
NHALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY =!
Read this, II may Save Your Life

DIR. V. f. STONE, late physician and sur
geon of the United States Army, the inventor
Of Apepsia, the only known medicine that
will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges the
world to produce case Of dyspepsia that
ApepSia will not cure. nr. Stone and some
Of our most eminent physicians have tested it
in cases of every form and stage, even Old
chronic cases Of thirty and forty years stand.
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and in cyeyy case the result has been Il cure,
This gives me confidence in saying to the
public there is no case | cannot cure after
treating thousands of cases, some Of which
have uern given up to die. Reader have you
dyspepsia? f so, get bottle Of Apepsa and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Price per bottle, Sl.00. For sale wholesale
and retail by z James Belt Sixth and Mar
ket sire pts and N. b. DanfOrth, Second and
Market Streets Read Dr. Stones rules OF
diet on circular. Druggists have them.
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Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Letters Parliamentary

Lavina f. Sellars and Louisa NJ.
Vaughn have taken out letters testa-
mentary upon the estate of Anna NJ.
SellarS.
Anna Derrickson has been granted
letters tcstamentary upon the estate OF
Cornelius DerriCkSon.
Letters testamentary upon the estate
of Henry W. Bartram have been taken
out by Charles ". Welhin.