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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11
News Briefs.


The National Agricultural Convention meets
at Chicago to-day, to remain in sessions three
days.
VIM. F. Blakenry, the turbine water,wheel
inventor, died at Dayton. Ohio, SATURDAY.
1t is feared that six men, including Dr. n s.
Davis, p. c. Knight. and Charles Miservey, were
drowned in MOosehead lake, Maine, last Thurs
day.
Sumter. S. c.. voted on local option Friday,
the total vote being 425. The majority for no
license was 16S. Manning S. c., also voted for
no license by decided majority.
Tie grand jury of the hustings court of Rich
mond, Va. on Saturday found another indict-
ment against S. Brown Allen, state auditor of
public accounts, the Indictment charging him
with being an accessory to felony after the
fact
The Irish Catholics of Ottawa are greatly ex-
cited over the action Of Bishop Duhamel in ex-
Guiding from the sacramento Irish Catholic
parents who allow their children to attend
model and normal schools and the children who
attend such schools.
Mr.. James H. Barney, one of the leading citi-
Zens of Baltimore president of the Baltimore
Warehouse Company and for many years presi-
dent of the Maryland Club. was found dead in
bed at his residence, on Charles street. Yesterday
morning.
At Nashville. Tenn. Saturday. Medora Hagan
cQlored. poisoned her aged grandmother Charity
MOnahan. with arsenic, with the object, it is
supposed. of inherting her property. Mrs
MOnahan died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

SENATOR FERRY, OF Michigan, arrived In the
city this morning. He is quite hopeful of his re-
election to the Senate in January next
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An Oil Cloth Factory Burned.
The NRrkes$

BORDENTowN, n. j., Dec. 1.-THE Oil cloth fac
tori or L. ID. Fdrr. at Camden, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, 1900; insurance, 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

GkN LOGAN SAYS HE WILL OPPOSE IT AS LONG 4
HE LIVES

HE LIVES.
Gen. Logan was asked this morning what he
thought OF the probability OF the FItz John Porter
bin being taken up this week by the Senate, and
replied: 81 don't know: shall oppose 1t as long
as lfve;' and in response to the suggestion that
the friends OF the measure would be strongly re-
lnforced with Gen. Grants influence, added: Il
shalt see 1t out just the same; he has no vote In
the senate. and doubt IL he knows any more
about the case than any one else"
Senator Sewell stated this morning that he
would make the effort, and felt confident OF being
able to have the bill taken up this week
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I'VE SELL
w FL Ne IRTS

Clearer than any ether house in the world and we
don't want 70 take say but call and see tn,
J!anDfs" Shirt for I5C. Made Of fine round thread
scng cloth muslin. (not trash, fun Of prepared sizing
deceive the eye) reinforced tn fine linen bosom
with linen. linen sleeve bands and linen neck band (not
Sion linen, but pure hHen), and felled seams. mot
turned and stitched through with sttch) all
solshed ady for the wash tub. with button hoes cut
and then worked mot worked and then cn. Only 75c
sor the 'Hannis" shirt. full stock IF Winter Under
shirts and Drawers at ices to please. The best Secs
sor i12 and 25c. sold in this city. All the latest
EoEelties il Silk Neckwear; 50 Scarfs sold for ST. %
&c. Scarfs sold ter zee. At
G2 MEGINNISS'. Io0o street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

To BE HANGED.-On the recommendation OF the
Attorney General the President has declined to
interfere further in the case OF James L. Gilmore
alias Leighton, under sentence of death for MUIR
der. and he will be executed at Deadwood next
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI4AvORINl
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.
LlEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT
An invaluable and palatable touic In al cnsro
Of weak digestion and debility. rs ~.
cess and a boon for which nations should fn6
grateful. Sec Medical PresA .
British Medical Journal. T" &C.
CAUTTON-Genu,ne only with the fac simI;ecf
Baron Liebg's Signature in Blue Ink ooRun0
the Label. This caution 10 necessary. Oui14
70 various cheap and inferior subgsitutos ~
tIg Ia the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAks
To be had Of al StorekeeperA Groom ~
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United $50
(wholesale only Q. DAVID Z Co. -
church avenue London. Eng1ana - rs
MO CURE NO PAY.-wHITEHUR8TV oED63
NBALsAM Ia warranted % cure QoQ11m, Co.
Group. Throat an Lung D1soases, &c. Six d<poo
Try IL not attained return tie empty 6cele
your money back Sold ~ u 0BuGUDts' Pnco - q
nll-oo3m - p
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THE STAR printed On Saturday on its two fast
web printing and folding machines 20, O1O copies
In sixty minutes, equal 70 10000 four page
papers per hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

THANKSGIVING GOODS.
. lbs MINED NUTS, 81. Tbs. MIXED NUTS, 81.
ABoA Figs, ST. lbs. CITRON. Fl.
gallon CAIAWBA 81. % gallon ANGELICA. 81.
~ lbs MlNCE MEAT. 81 5Ibs. Malaga GRAPES. IL.
FLORIDA ORANGES, PLUM PUDDING,
MAPLE SYRUP. IMPORTED JAMS,
PREaLRVES. PICKLES. SAUCES, Ere. ETC
r. W. REEDS SONS
p2S 1216 F strict NORTHWEST.
MORRISON'S BOOKSTORE.
We shall open our larye stock of CHRISTMAS CARDS
MONDAY, November 13th This l. the mo, extensive
Glspla of these Goods IT, the city. cordially in
Vile our frIenGs anu patrons 10 ec tien. vel
Gle many Novelties We have received oar Holiday
Trade.
We have already received and are receiving daily a
beautiful. aseOrrI.eut 81
BOOKS
OF every description and Price.
WM. II. MORRISON
Mo AS Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 1l.-Virgnia 6s. consolidated.
% Go. second serles w. new ten-forties 43A bid to-
BALTIMORE. Dec, 1l.-Cotson steady-m. ddlne.
and western silver. 3 i5ass5; DO extra, s. 5ai se
Do. family. 475as.75 city mills super a.5Oa4. 90;
e.; extra 4'a5 So do Rio brands 575 Patapsco
soYtl m steady; western firm and inac.ive-southern
red i-9Sai %: do. amber. 1.C9al.14; Mary
1ah7i I ,,9s lo No western winter red spot
aalo9,a; February. 1.ilal.i1}%. Corn. Southern
white. 62a7G; do. yellow. 20: western mixed SPOT
n ne, 80 asked: year. s7sa65 January. 63sa65
western white. 46i4s: do mixed, 42sis: Pennsyi
wanna. i3a4s. Rye dull. 63ae7. Hay steady-prinle
to choice PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland. IA. JOai5.O.
Bula mests-sh u.ders and clear rib sides, packed.
s sst Fl BaennT:hoqldsrs Il clear rib sides,
western packed 22a26: 32aSG Eggs steady
f., 81, 30 l.med 25a26. Petroleum seady-reiinsd,
e., Coffee higher and strong-R:o caroee or,i
copper refined steady. III. whisky steady. l. 10.
Fesh so to iiverPo9l per steamer 9ustcoen. lea
barrels wheat e55 bushels eorn a. ss3
bushels oats 'e5 bushels rye 500 bushels ship
Saieswheat, ia. 500 bushels corn 57s ai0 bushels
s,S new 3W3nK YORK Dec mstocks Ilo1ernaely active
4ssa State bonis"dii Govsr ie oG sr eiHFl
wv NEW YukT. Dec. l1:-Flour aniet-unchsnged.
better Po:k firm l9 tosl9 IS Lar, Steady IL 90 GENT
,I hCNb DC y Dee II 1870 Ie PM S. bonds. AIS
Its d 5l7 ss DO 2as Erie raiiway shares.
{. LONDON, Dec. IL, 4 p.m.-Bar silver sos. U.
Ere pig; New York Central. 1876 Pennsylvan
2I.s. 81 Paul. 1O51. Paris a1vices quote rentes soft
lie Bullion withdrawn from Bank Of England on
baiance,to-dsy, fl2 OoO Turpentine Sos. 9d
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Toy Pistols Prohibited

Majo Brock, Of the police department. this
morning instructed his lieutenants to 90 around
among the toy and other merchants and request
them to refrain this coming holiday season from
the purchase of the toy-pstol which heretofore
has proved the source of lock,aw among the
boys who have been wounded by their use. He
told these officers not to trust this business to
their patrOlmen. but to see every merchant
themselves about this matter. Major Brock
states that he proposes to do all in his power to
discourage the sale Of this dangerous toy in this
District
DIED IN BALTIMORE.-Mrs Jane Smith sister
OF Mr.. Edward Drew and Colonel W. O. Drew
assistant chief of the fire department. died quite
suddenly Baltimore last Saturday. Mrs Smith
was native OF this city and respected by all
VINO knew her. She was an affectiOnate parent
and sincere friend. She had recently returned
from Florida. where she had been visiting her
brother, Mr.. Columbus Drew, citizen of Jack
sonville in that state. The funeral took place
from Mrs. Choate's (sister of deceased). on
Indiana avenue, at two o'clock this afternoon.
ACTION AGAINST THE DISTRICT FOR DAMAGEs-
In the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur to-day, the
trial OF the case OF Mrs. Austin against the Dis
for damages laid at $4,000 for injuries received on
the night OF Garf1eli's Inauguration, by which she
was permanently injured by falling into sewer
trap at 18th and streets.
Local Notes.
Ex-senator George B. Spencer is reported to
be in the city.
There is some unfavorahle comment concern
ing the fact that the watches voted for at the
Garfield fair have not been delivered A the
further fact that but little satisfaction caI h had
concerning their delivery.
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The Light Infantry,. Challenge

NOT ACTED UPON By THE NATIONAL RIFLES
A STAR reporter this morning called the atten-
ton OF Colonel Burnside, commander of the Ma
tional Rifles to paragraph in a morning paper
stating that the committee Of the Rifles, to whom
the challenge Of the Light Infantry was referred
have decided not to accept 1t. Colonel Burnside
said:
"YOu can say positively that there Is no founda-
ton for such a statement. The committee have
not given any indication OF what their report will
De, and as they are to report to me would be
likely to know"
s'That is the decision that will probably be
reached. is 1t not, colonel? asked the reporter
every body tells me that is what we ought to
do, but at present no decision has been reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

THE COURT OF CLAIMS met to-day. The cases Of
William Dayton and William Richie against the
District OF Columbia were argued and submitted.
The case OF Mary w. Thomas, administrator, agt.
The United States, was restored to the docket
An Dire Brewster was admitted to the bar, on mo-
ton OF Assistant Attorney General SimonS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

ENFORCING THE LICENSE TAX.-License Agent
Raft and Policeman Carter began to-day to
make tour of the city, and visit every place of
business and see if the proprietor is paying the
full license or any license at all. They expect to
take in quite large sum i'm this way. and claim
that there are large number of persons doing
business here without license, and a great
many are only paying less than the law requires.
BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
to-day for lreproof shutters etc.. for the custom
house at Cincinnati, Ohio as follows: Cheney
Hewlett, s161, 467; Manly s. Cooper, 1924 .666 65;
John W. Hoyt, Ssh 40; q. s. Fire-Proof Shutter
company, S146630.
CARRIER PIGEONs.-Mr Grant Parish, Of Cap
itol Hill. tossed off several Of his young carrier
pigeons this morning from the top of the WASH
ington monument. After circling around sew
eral times, and evidently becoming disguised
with Kidwel bottoms, they started for home
and were soon snugiy located in their loft on
Capitol Hill. The flying season has closed
throughout the country. the birds having gone
into winter quarters. The flying season for 1888
will begin in April, and end about November L.
TIE STAR printed On Saturday on its two fast
web urinttnp and folding machines "a M n conies
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GUISSIp' DAY CO.,
$40. 500. o24 SEVENTH STREET.
SILKS, PLUSHES AND vELvETS.
Having purchased an unusually large stock of the
above named goods fer our Fall Trade. we will offer
during the coming month
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
BLACK AND COLORED eros GRAIN SILKS
BLACK AND COLORED RHADAMEs.
BLACK MERvEILLEUX.
BLACK AND COLORFD sURAHs, including all the
popular evening shades.
PLAIN AND BROCADFD yELvETS AND PLUSHEs
III all fashionable shades.
Also a great variety in PLAIN PUSHES in prices
ranging from 8 10 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

CARPETS, CARPETSi CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS. PORTIERES
RAW SILhS. SILK TAPESTRY
DRAPERIE5 IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Prices low the lowest.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
Gail early and avoid the rush.
SINGLETON 4 HOEKE.
o3n Sol MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

THE COURT MARTIAL trial Of Surgeon A. NJ
Owens, which was to have been resumed at the
navy yard to-day, was necessarily postponed,
owing to the illness OF the Judge advocate Lieut..
Wainwright, until tomorrow at II a. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

TUHN R. KELLJ.
81 Dealer N FIRST Glass
BEEF. LAME, VEAL. MUTTON. &c. COPNrDprrp
SPECIALLY h1i-E
Stalls 628, GO and 630 9Th street wing
.nd zoo and EOS Northern Liberty Market; or Address
Box H. City Post Office.
Marketing delivered Of charge to slparts OF tn,
City. inar11
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District Government Affairs.

LIQC Or LICENSE.
The following new applications were filed
with the liquor board to-day. John W. Gray,
F. 2. Hall, E. l.. Hall. Edward L. Humphrey
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Prof. j. E. Nourse,
erect two dwellings. three-stores high, No. asl9
and 1921 Q street northwest. s., 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

DISTRICT CASE IN THE SUPREME CoURT.-In
the o. s. Supreme Court to-day, in the case OF
Robert P. Dodge, appellant, agt Freedman's Saw.
ings and Trust company, appealed from the SUI
preme Court OF the District the decree was az
nrmed with costs. Opinion by the Chief Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

n23 1918 9TH street northwest. between NJ and "
LIGHTHOUSE MUSHROOMS AND CUCUM-
IA BERS,
FLORIDA ORANGES,
FINE CONCORD AND CATAWBA GRAPES
BANANAS.
ALL KINDS OF IISH-Scalops. Clans to order
Lobster, Cod, HalibUt etc.
FRANK j. TIBBETS. Palace Market,
:.i Corner 18th street and New Yo4k avenue
GCHNEIDER & BRO.
~ Dea ers in
fIRST-CLASS BEEF. VEAL LAMB AND MUTTON
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY
Choice Cuts of Beef Tx, Is, Is and ~ CTS
Stalls Nos. 81 and IS Center Narket Eth s.reet u;nv
and 32l Northern Liberty Market "-''s
Marketing delivered OF charge to all PARTS If tho
city. s.r, a. 0
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

Shanksviile borough L. Baltzer, C. a,
Brant, Samuel Dunham, merchants: Chas
Shank, planning mills Abraham Wilson,
miller
Shade township.-D. Wagner, merchant
Aaron Chrissey.
Stoystown borough--Hon., Frederick
6rof; Edgar Kyle. merchant J. H. Hite.
farmer and hotel Samuel Custer. hotel.
Jenner township. James Coyode, VI. b.
Thomas Gallagher hotel Henry Eauch,
farmer
New Centreville borough h-Aaron VIII,
c. d. Walter, merchant: Reuben McMillep,
Michael Frease.
Middlecreek township.-R 5. McSlillen,
C. B. Moore, merchant; II. D. Moore, VI,
D.; Hon. J. r. McMiIlen.
Upper Turkeyfoot township.-J. 5 era
mer, farmer Jacob Kreger, merchant.
Confluence borough.-S. W. Weakland
manufacturer; W. ;. Mountain, NJ. d.. b.
\ Fichtuer, NJ d. A. Marshall Ross,
merchant
'i'tAh HrioN7A---R-- - utANs tN->tdte
Senator W. Harrah, NJ D.; J. b. Jennings
J. b. Lyons, merchant
EIklck.-S. : Flickinger
BEDFORD CoUxTY-JOhn Cessna, attorney
John P. Reed, attorney J. NJ. Reynolds,
attorney 5. L. Russell, attorney J. II.
LOngenecker, attorney; II. D. Tate Pro-
thonotary Z. W. Shoemaker Register and
Recorder Z. F. Kerr. editor CARTE W.
X. buckingham and d. W. Mullin. editors
Of the Hi2pifer ]. y. sill. County Treasur-
er f.; \. Enfield, Sheriff; C. y. Hickok, au-
thor Of synopsis ofBedford county History
Joseph z Noble; J, b. Williams; J. J.
Barndollar; d. Stewart Elliott, editor OF
Everett Pres Joseph Fisher George B.
Amick
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

The following reliable estimate will be in
teresting TO our mechanical friends: One
thousand laths will cover seventy wards Of
surface, and eleven pounds of nails will put
them on. Eight bushels of good lime, IF
teen bushels of sand, one bushel of hair,
will make enough mortar TO plaster one
hundred square yards. A cord of stone,
three bushels of lime and cubic yard OF
sand will lay one hundred cubic feet of wall
one thousand shingles laid four inches to
the weather viii cover one hundred square
feet of surface. and eight pounds of nails
will fasten them on 0ne-fifth more siding
and flooring IS needed than the number Of
square feet of surface, because Of the lap in
the siding and the matching Of the floor
Five courses of brick will lay one foot in
height on chimney; six bricks in course
will make q fue four inches wide and
twelve long, and eight bricks in course
makes fiue eight inches wide and sixteen
long
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

HIsToRY OF SOMERSET ANn BEDFORD
COUNTIES. REALIZING the fact that the COM
plete history ef our counties will not only
be of great value to Us, but transmit 70
posterity records Of the sives Of our fore
fathers, and what has been accomplished BY
the residents of these counties, We deem the
matter of sufficient importance to warrant
the immediate publication Of such a work
before many from whom important facts
can now be obtained, Of experience and
tradition shall have passed away. To the
attainment Of this end We have examined a
copy Of history published by Messrs. Wa
terman, Watkins & Co, and being highly
pleased with its plan a to composition, en-
bellishments and general execution, and be-
ing aware that the advanced counties Of this
and other States are having similar works
compiled, We therefore invite them TO pub
lish the history Of our counties.
To accomplish this object We urge upon
our citizens generally to assist the enter
prise by active corporation and united aid,
to insure the success ofthe enterprise, and
to furnish such data, early "reminiscences.
etc, to the historians as they may possess,
to the end that it may be complete in every
detail.
Somerset-W. II. Koonts, attorney; J. o.
Kimme!, attorney; i. J. Colborn, attorney;
William Collins, d. D. ;. \. H. Cofroth.
attorney; F. J. Kooser, attorney; FL. B.
Scull, attorney A. II. Coffroth. Jr., editor
Of the DemocTa, 4. \. Stutzman, Register.
Recorder, and Clerk of Orphans Court !;
:. [. Trent, Prothono;ary ?. Heffiey.
farmer H. L. Baer, W II. Ruppel, aud H.
:. Endsley. attorneys; D. J. Homer, Clerk
10 Commissioners.
Meyersdale borough.-Jou A Smith, edi-
tor CoBlmerciGl Geo. II. Suhrie I. NJ.
Beaehly, physician W c. Hicks, P VI. /;
F. X. Hail, physician WI. Jones, hotel /;
W. II. Meyers, physician; A. Chamberlain /
J. NJ. 0linger. farmer :. :. Good, physician /;
Elder c. G. Lint, pastor German Bsptiss
church.
Salisbury 6orough--Rey. Il. Smith, pas
tor Lutheran church Theodore F. LiYen-
good, physician J W. Beachy. farmer; p
;. Hay, merchant Samuel Mier, manufac-
turer ]. D. Livengood; Dennis Wagner,
hotel; A. VI MKinley, p NJ
Berlin borough.-S Philson & Co.. bank
ers: J. K. Miller. VI. D. W y Garman, ".
D. !: j. Poo-haugh, merchant
Brothersvalley township.-H. W. Br.sha-
ker. County Commissioner u. r. Bruhaker,
farmer
New Baltimore borouSh.-Wm- F. Weber
miller
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

WALNUT LEAF HAIR REsToEER-Itls en-
tirely different from all Others. II Is as
clear as water and as its name indicates Is
perfectly Vegetable Hair Restorer. It viii
Immediately free the head from all dandruff
restore gray hair 70 it, natural color and
produce q new growth where it has fallen
OFF. 1t does not in any manner affect the
health, which sulphur, sugar Of lead and
nitrate Of silver preparations have done.
II will change light or faded hair in few
days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle Is warranted
Smith, Kline q Co, wholesale agents. Phil
lphia, andade C. y Crittenden. New York
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

e The South Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany's engineers are at work on the second
survey of their line between this city and
Wheeling. W. Y. The route through Perry
county is still under consideration. The
company now think Of running narrow
gauge road through that section 20 Burnt
Cabins. where it will connect with the
double-tFack road, which will be run direct
from New Cumberland to that point. This
will give the road the rich agricultural traf.
fic Of Perry and other eounties.-Harrisburg
Patriot. a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

CONFLUENCE ITEMS.
The buckwheat is suffering from the con-
tinued wet weather
The Upper Yough has been booming Of
late, and numbering parties find it an excel
lent time for floating saw logs the weather
being warm.
Scot, sterner has let the contract for the
6uilding of a fine residence on 0den street.
The building Is to be completed this fall.
Some Of the Democrats are in great spirits
over the bargain and sale between them and
the Independents. They claim that they
have the best of the bargain. since they are
to get A Congressman and State Senator
for two Assemblymen. There are a few
who say that they can't be bought or sold
and that they don't belong to the $500.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

would respectfully inform my friends Of
drug store at 232 Main Street, JOhnstown.
Pa, where I would be pleased to see them.
Ny stock consists Of Pure Drugs, Chemicals
Patent Medicines, Dye StUiiS. Perfumery
and Fancy Goods generally. At this season
would call attention to the insectrades,
such as Pure Paris Green. Pure Powdered
White Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder.
etc, When in need Of anything in the
drug line come and see me or write for
prices. All inquiries cheerfully answered.
CHAs. GRIEFIrH,
- Main Street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04

Mr.. c. b. Litinger, Johnstown's boss dray-
man, visited Somerset last week 10 make ar
rangements with number Of our busin ess
men to transfer goods from one JohnstOwn
railroad station to another. He came re-
commended by a number of the best busi-
ness men Of Johnstown, who bear strong
testimony as 10 his promptness ard reliabil-
ity. Parties desiring his services can address
him by postal card at Johnstown All
charles moderate
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80

The tooth-pick boot Is going ont Of fash
ion. It's said. But the broad, easy. swinging
boot worn by vigorous men Of about fifty,
with marriageable daughters, will never go
out of fashion, young man, never. Keep
out of It's reach.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-04
The Presidential Line

The American Presidential line
Began in seventeen eighty-nire.
BY Washington WAS the list begun,
Who ruled two terms, then Adams one:
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,
Sat for two terms each; and so
Quincy Adams came for one,
While Jackson through two terms did run
Harrison died and left four years
For Tyler; one term Polk appears;
When Taylor died, and left three years
For Fillmore; one term next for Pierce.
And tor Buchanan Lincoln then
Was shot as his second term began.
And Johnson sat until came Grant
For two terms; Hayes for one; and scant
Four months for Garfield, who was killed.
Aud Arthur the vacant office filed.