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Mr.. RAUM, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, in his annual re-
port recommends the abolition of
taxes on matches, medicines. per-
fumeries and banks, now yielding
s1S,7SS,233; also a reduction OF
special taxes on dealers in cigars
and tobacco, making a total of s2o,-
502,12S. He also recommends the
abolition of duties on sugar, now
yielding s45,OO0,OOO. This would
make a total reduction OF over s73,-
100000.
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Trains wrecke9.

~SyRtcDsE, December 7.-Durina
the storm this morninga stock train,
bound east, broke assunder when
near Memphis. on the Central Rail
road, and a dairy train apd another
stock train following dashed into the
general heap. The st. Louis express
train, going west, also dashed into
the wreck. No person was injured.
but considerable live stock was kill
ed and heavy damage was done to
The rolling stock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

THE Philade 'phia Times thinks
that the thoughtless shouters that
Cameron is politically dead will be
speedily made aware of the fact that
he is the liveliest sort of a political
corpse ever picked out of a ruin.
Cameron was a little shaken up, per-
haps. but no bones were broken, and
he has got back his wind.-Inter
Ocean.
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deci3
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

The Republicans in P~ennsylyan ia
and New York, who in the name of
"referm" placed the Democratic par
ty in power, already begin to reap
their harvest sorrowfully. Even Geo.
William Curtis cannot whistle loud
enough to keep up bis courage a. he
waaders through the political grave.
yard he helped to fill. Sin always
finds a fellow cut, and the defeat of
General Beaver and Judge Folger by
Republicans were two of the onriest
sins yer committed by the Repub-
itcan party because of the reasons ,
assigned.-Enter Ccenn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

How would Mr.. Scnll like TO refer 10 the
Hon. John Stewart as President of the Sen
ate 2'-C0mmeTcisl.
If so improbable a thing as the
election Of Mr.. Stewart to the Pres
dency of the Senate should occur
Mr.. Scull viii, as he always has
done, bow to the will Of the MAORI
ty. He will not bolt and kick and
assist to betray his party into the
hands of the Democrats, as did the
editor of the Commercial in the late
campaign.
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$2J Reward.

S,rayed 'or stolen from the mountain range en-
Laurel Hill. twenty-one en- sheep, having a piece
or half penny oJt Of I e undersiie of the right
ear, and a small I with tar on each hip and on
each side. Or some he tar marks are entirely
rubbed of. ANY person d~roppinE me = card 70
Ligonier L. o., giving ion VIII re all or
part Of them can be found. will confer a favor and
be paid for their trouble. / will pay SZ5 Tor tine
conviction Of any person OF stealing my sheep
from the range or chasing them with hounds.
decl3-3t JOHN TALLMAN.
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Gov. McENERY, of Louisiana, has
backed down from the position Ia
ken by him, and Senator Kellogg
has been awarded the certificate as
a member of Congress from the
Third district. The fact of kellogg's
election by a large majority was SO
apparent that the Democrats were
compelled to concede it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

THE increasing demands of the
pension list is causing prudent MEM
bers Of Congress to hesitate about
too rapid a decrease Of the Internal
Revenue taxes. 1t now requires
sloo,0oO,oOo to pay the pensioners
already on the roll, and il is estima-
ted that s150,ooo,Ooo per annum
will be required as soon as pending
cases can be adjusted. 1t would be
a mistake to abolish taxes now on
articles Of luxury, and be compelled
to restore them again in a few years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-12-13

The President has appointed
Clayton McMichael, one of the Own-
ers of the Philadelphia North Amsri-
can, Marshal of the District Of Co
lumbia. Mr.. McMichael is a broth
er of the late Independent candi-
date for Congress-atlarge but earn
estly supported General Beaver and
the Regular Republican ticket thro'
the columns of his paper. His APP
pointment is universally commend
ed.
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December Is, 1852.

WASHINGTON and Dakots Terrific
ries are both applying for admission
as States of the Union, but it is
doubtful whether either Of them will
be admitted during the present ses-
sion of Congress.
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DAN VOORHEES, now says that he
is in favor Of civil service reform al
ter the democrats are placed in OF
fice-that is, he is in favor of keeping
faithful public officials in office, If
they are of his kind, and Dan has
the majority 1T his back.
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AFTER the reading of the Presi-
dents message, Congress went vigor'
ously to work at bills to reduce in.
ternal revenue taxation, cheaper
postage, revise the tariff, and i'm.
prove the civil service of the govern
ment. If these measures are care
fully considered, and judicious leg
islation enacted, the present bsiei
session Of Congress will extort praise
from the entire country.
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BEFORE the election the defeat OF
Beaver was TO be the death of Cam
eron. After the election Cameron
appears as "a lively corpse" and
now the fight is to be made to elect
a Democratic President in order to
kill the corpse.-Telegraph.
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The Philadelphia Record announc-
es that Mr.. Louis C. Cassidy of that
city. will be the next Attorney Gen.
eral. and w. S. Stenger, of Cham
bersburg, Secretary of the Common
wealth. About this time look out
for SQUALLS.
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A High Oplnien.

Capt. John J. Dawson, late of the
British Army, residing on Love
street, between Vaudeville and Spain
this city, says he used st. Jacobs Oil
with the greatest possible advantage
when aft icted with rheumatism
New Orleans Times Democrat,
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THE Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the Airing
ton estate must be surrendered to
the heirs of General Lee. The Uni-
ted States will now have to purchase
it, or at least that portion occupied
as a National cemetery.
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AChancs for One va.

During the summer 0l
made she seXperimen1 OF
bISIOhNiOF fhE UNIIrb-
book met with an unexpected b.
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time 70 the present day. cYu
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History for 50 which is only be- (,
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year, and she HistOrl. Tor
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An Encyclopedia in

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The Library OF UafyersaI
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College Burned at Indiana

BEDFORD, Ind, December g.
Shawnee College, ten miles from
here, was burned on Monday night.
with Its museum of curiositles, val
ued at $4,000.
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We present no pretended miracle
Truth is mighty and must pre-
vaiI'-ko sophistry can Withstand
the power of its honest uttevancoS.

the power of its honest utterances.
Editor of Evening Press:
DEAR SIR-Feeling deeply grateful for the
great benefits which l have received from the use
of a very valuable article which has its origin and
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DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.

Estate OF Jacob Bradigum, late Of Milford
township, deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned. by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 20 those
Indebted to IL 20 make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will present them
duly authenticated iOr settlement. on Saturday,
December %. lss2, at the office Of A. Evans. Esq.
in lockwood, Milford township, Somerset county,
Pa.
JONATHAN RHOADS,
nOys5 Administrator
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living but is sometimes troubled
with kidney difficulty, which is the
most prolific and dangerous cause of
all disease. There is no sort of need
to have any form OF kidney or uri-
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Mems full suits at s. 81, worth - 80
Mems black suits at 81 81, worth S. 80
Mems fine suits at So 25, worth IS so
Mems fine all wool suits at S., worth 81 90
Mems oyercoats at So %, worth 81 50
Mems Beaver overcoats at 81, worth 50 so
Mems extra fine o~vercoats SD IS, worth SIC
Extra good bargains in ladies' shawls and
Shetland, Saxony and Germantown yarns
shirts of all descriptions. gloves. hosiery. e
prices. In addition to offering the public tn,
the same quality can be bought elsewhere, |
lars worth or more n II cket emitting them
American lever five ounce silver hunting ca.
the I'D day of February. 1888. Remember,
more entities YOU To one ticket.
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NEW o
New York.

DIR. W NJ, RA Fl tenders his
, professional services to the ~citisens OF som
ersst and vicinity.
ofhce- one door east of Wayne s. BsrSebIie's
furniture store.
Dec. o, 81.
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EGAL NOTICE.

<@st ~ M
To Harriet Brant, residing In Oxford. johnson Co.
Iowa, William Pisel. Amanda Dorm. Lucinda
Hayman, Philip Pisel, ard Sarah Pisel 1.-THE
latter a minor children of Maria Pisel. deceas.
ed, and Samuel Pisel, husband Of said Maria
Pisel, deceased. residing in Bedford county.
Pa: Rudolph Keller. residing in Bedford coun.
tv. Pa, Albert Keller Charles Keller, Russell
Keller, and John Keller. residing in johnson
county, Iowa, children Of Catharine Keller,
deceased. and George Keller, husband Ct said
Catharine Keller. residing in u johnson county.
Iowa Rudolph Statler. residing in Cumber-
land, Md; Lucinda Brant. residing in johnson
county, Iowa; Jane Barkley. r~esiiing fn Allie
gheny towoship, Somerset county. Pa Laura
Bell Barley. Ida Lape. Charles Lape. and
Albert Lape, (the last three |. ling minors) chill
dren Of Louisa Lape. deceased. and John Lape,
husband of said Louisa Lape, deceased, all re
siding In Bedford county. Pa, heirs and legal
representatives Of Catharine HOon, late Of Al
leyheny township, Somerset county, Pa, de-
deceased.
You are hereby notified that In pursuance of a
of partition Issued out of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset county, Pa, | will hold an inquest on
the real estate of Cafharine HOon. deceased. at
her late residence in Allegheny township. S0fner-
set county, Pa on the 1lJh day Of January, 1883.
you can attend If YOU think pr per.
JOHN J.. SPANGLER.
SHERIrF's OYYIcE, Sheriff.
Dec. O, 1857.
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An Unabridged Dict

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RENTING Il for the DicIiunay
LY TRIBUNE Tor nve year.. OF r
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1919


The undersigned will apply
at the next session FIR the
thorizing aei requiring be au'
Site Treasurer 20 anil; and
Of Hiram Branske and ofhers
a. Pa far rent, etc. due thrl
house ard bit IN >Onefset tow
said. occupied by Capt Negiey
during the year IS ,
HIRAM BRUBAhhS
deco.
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w. FRANK GAUL.
T EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline Miller, widow VIM. K. Miller. Kate
Miller. John F. Miller. Carrie !. Miller and
Mariah L. Miller, residing In Fisher, Gam
paigne county, Illinois, and J.. : Miller. resif-
ing in Foster. Benton county. Indiana. heirs
and legal representatives Of Aaron Mile. late
of New Centreville borough. Somerset county.
Pa. deceased.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
writ Of partition issued cut OF the 0rphans' Court
Of Somerset county, Pa. j will hold an inquest
on the real estate Of Aaron Miller. deceased. mt
his late residence, in New Centreville borough.
on the 18th day of January, 1888, where you can
attend If you think proper.
JOHN J.. SPANGLER.
SHE3IFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Nov. p, 1882.
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l. ME! LIN
.XECUToRs' MOTTO

Estate Of Peter Speicner. hate o.
Township. Somerset c. r.
Letters testamcnsary 90 90
having been xraHted "a the
the prOp-r au horify. soiise
To those indebtesi 10 Il to m ke
ment, and those having claims %
please present them n0iy aufhcr
tlemeaf On SATURDAY. the Lei o..
1852 a. : e late residence Of he Hc
SAMUEL
John LAh
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A $50 WATCH GIVEN AWAY
SANTA CLAUSE IS COMING!
Here are His Headquarters.
Paul G. Nowag's Cheap Store, Berlin, Pa.
IN
nARoArNs ~ ROOTS ANp sHoE

Ihave just received car load of Holiday Goods, and have just what you want. Call
convince yourself thai | of the largest selection the best goods at lowest prices
Your attention is called tothe following special bargains To reduce stock have reiuc-
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RaAINs ~ ROOTS AND SHOES.
Mems stoga boots at 81 10, worth 81 so.
Mems stoga boots at 81 So, worth So.
Mems kip boots at So 60, worth 81 30.
Boys boots at 81 45, worth 81.
Boys tap sole at 81 95, worth 81 30.
Womehs lace shoes at soc, worth 81.
Womers' button shoes at 81 10, worth 81 so.
millinery goods. All shades in factory yarns,
AT cents per ounce. In jewelry, watches.
| offer the finest selection at lowest cash
best selection of goods at prices lower than
will present to every purchaser OF one dol
to chance in an elegant genuine $50 90
watch. Drawing to take place at roon on
every purchase amounting 10 one dollar or
Nov. %.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The insurance firm Of wilkinson, Moore s.
Trout has this day seen dissolved by mutual con-
scnt, and the business will be- continued by NJ core
Il Jordan, to whom all outstanding premiums
must be paid.
Us WILKINSON,
W. f. MOOKE.
decl3 T. J. kOU
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THE TRIRl


The undersigned will sppIyur
at the next session Tor the ul.sc
JhOrizlng and rsguiri NJ the audit
State Treasurer 10 audit and .su
George AeHiey, Of Somrrse.
rent etc, due Biin for the use Oh
in Berlin. in the county at ps
Captains b wies and snyder sr.
their command during the y-sr W
Nov - GEOEGt
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First Come First Servtd.
Special Holiday Offer.

1 offer for the next 30 days TO put up
Fine Decorative Ceilings in Distemper at
$500, the same that l get $1,000 for in
the city. Any n wishing anything in
this line will save 100 per cent. BY Ieav-
ing order at the Somerset House during
the next 30 days, where samples Of my
work may be seen. l use nothing but
best materials, and guarantee 10 DO the
work in a first class ann My de-
signs are all fresh ard original. l make
a speciality Of decorative church work.
Remember, this offer is for3o days from
date only.
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AP0rfrait OF Carl.

The TRIBUNE will semi % re
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Circulars describing The r.
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JOHN ]. SPEICHER No.
V rs.E I
MAETHA SPEICHER. NBivgrH
The Undersigned c0mmissl1lr
the Court TO take the tesfimauT r|
taets with an opinion iu This rlv
parties IN Interest A. his 9TH e .
on Friday the 81 sf Decembsr
a. N 10 discharge his duties
JUlA
Nov. -. q
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A DEMONSTRATORS.

N
Estate OF Frederick 7. \ uls.l
Turkey foot TOWNSHIP
Letters Of administration OF -
having been granted u the ul'
proper authority. notice Is here
Indebted to the sai1 estate o.
payment AMI those having ell
against II 10 present them dui7
settlement. at the iaf- resides
on Saturday, the 30th day oil
NESLEf lH,
nOy22 All
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of
Somerset county, there will be sold at public sale,
on the premises, on
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bIall ram NO. =, west, connecting at Lin.
caster with Mail Train, No. ], ut 9:s5 am, will
run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation west connecting
:st Lancaster with Fast Line, west at l:55, will
run through to Frederick
Harrisburg Express, west ut $40 d. m haa
direct connections (withOut change OF car.l To
Columbia and York. W.
East Line, west on Sunday, when tagged,
Will stop at DOwning ginwn, COi,tesyiIle P:irkes.
burg, Mount Joy, E.izabethtown and Middle.
own.
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ENTLEMEN.

We call your attention to an important dis .
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ESTATE OF ANN ELIZABETH BAR
IL ricks, deceased.-Lctters of adnlinistra-
ton ONT he estate OF Ann Elizabeth Barricks.
granted to Peter IL. Lyme, residing in said
city, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment. and
those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay
=, PETER II. LYME
H. Detttsius, etts, Administrator,
A''oihey' ap6-6tdTh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-20
A Significant Fact,

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Ec!cctric on, because 80 very little OF it is re-
IHircd to effect cure. For Group, diphtheria
ana diseases OF the lungs and throat, whether
usca Tor bathing the chest or throat, for tax
ing internally or inhaling. II il n nlatchess
compound. For sale at III. H. COclran's dru%
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