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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 203
SOUTH SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD, IT AUCTION.-By yirtHc Of a deed
of trust from Hannah l.. Stout 10 the undersigned,
dated 10Th October, 1881. and recorded IN Rich
mOnd Chauccry Court clerks Office. ID. =. 10 H.,
page 27q, and of an order Of the Richmond
Chanccry Court entered May II, 1883 I'm the suit
been made In the payment of a certain Negotiable
note therein secured. and at The reqrcst of the BEN
elciary ~ said deed will sell AT auction, on the
premises. on
MONDAY, MAY 2S. 1883,
at So o'clock u. NJ. the PROPERTY described in
said decd - follows: All that LOT OF GROUND.
Improvements thereon. lying In the city Of Rich
mond, on the east side OF second street between
Canal and Byrd Streets bounded rs f0llOws-tO
wit: Beginning on the east side Of second street
at "A point distant 80 feet south of Canal street.
thence running 80 feet on Second street SOUTH
warily. thence running back between parallel lines
81 feet To an alley In common feet wide, and
bounded on the south by the property Of John c..
Andrews.
THIS property IS in very nice condition, and will
rent well, proving good investment for the pur-
chaser.
TERMS: Cash for the expenses Of The sale and
enough Ia pay note o. ST., with The Interest from
April 81. 1c63, ON a credit as 10 Sl.2UO. due OstO-
months from date OF sale. negotiable note go he
given, with per cent. interest added, secured by
a deed OF trust Oh the property.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Auctionocrs.
nv II
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Will be sold at public auction, on the premises,

AbE9DN l. -iNi @@' 1900
at =. ", the VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL
LOCATED STORE. with LARGE DWELLING
over same, situated rs above described.
This property has always been the best stand for
wholesale store In that locality. and should,
owing 70 the present Improvement Of Main street
render 10 parties desiring investment rs Il paying
investment most favorable chance.
\ plat Will be shown at hour Of sale
TERMS One fourth cash residue az six. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Interest
added, and secured by trtist-deed.
my II W. ii. LYME Il CO.. Anc,i0neers.
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ERE 90 y y A. l.
Il Il o 0 y < 4 l.
K IL 90 Y n A LII
8 P' :. : + ! ! F. F.
COO LII IUI ZEE

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elias
tic Glue on Earth ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mcuds
Everything SOLID As ROCK lizard AZ ADA
MANT.-FIRM AS GRANlTEi,! New Scientific
Discovery l-ReyolulioniZes the Liquid Glue lusi-
ness Of the Word!. ROYAL GLUE IL AbSoluteIg
URbre1kabie and nSeparIJlsl \ SAMSONIAS
GIANT among other Clues aud Cementsl MIL
LIONS of People src sing Royal Cline and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT,! No Heating-No
Preparatlon-Always Ready Always LIQUID,
CLUES CHINA, WOOD, GLASS Leather, Billiard
Cue TIPS and Cloth, Crockery. Ornaments of
Every Kind, Metals, Patches ON Leather and Rub
Der Shoes, Book Backs. Brlc-a-Rruc. and Eycry-
thing Else with lnscparable Tcnacity! MANI
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Zine Carriages aud Pianos. Paper. Card
bOard Oh Cloth and Carpets, who use Royal
Gu Tor sizing, StLening aud Glueing PURPOSES
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself The
News OF It's Marvellous and Extra0rtilnary I'm.
breakabie qualities, It's Great SmOOthncss, Flexi-
blilty andstrength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING;
from Que Customer 10 Another.i LIVE SAILS
MEN y0o Thousands Of Bottles OF ROYAL Glue 10
Druggists, Grocers. etc. SMALL. BOYS self Nun
dreds Of Bottles /. Business Offices and FamIlies
70 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover:
by MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 centsextrs. Manufactured
oy ,o j. u. O'MEARA & Co,
1917 Pennsylvania ave, Washington IL r.
. LIVE AGENTS wanted I'm every city and Conn
w throughout the United states, Canada, Eurone
and South America. Sold by Druggists, t;rorers
stauoners, HARDWARE and Variety Dealers eyery-
where The Trade and Public supplied by BIiRR
4 HRiDGEs, 1908 Franklin street, pIyftCEiL.
LADD CO., POWERS, TAYLOR & CO.. Rich
"onu' Va fe2S-ly
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In part execution Of a certain deed of trust 10
the undersigned trustees. and Of record in the
clerks Office of the Richmond Chancery and Hen
rico County Courts shall proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,, NAY %. 1883,
at O'Clock l.. NJ, the PROPERTY located rs
above. The YARD SNOW I'm good working cOndi-
ton with three substantial and we'll built clamps,
which have been recently erected at considerable
cost. The clay IS of good quality, and makes
good. hard brick that Is very salable I'm this
market.
The great demand and present high price for
bricks renders this property very valuable: also
It's location. which Is near the bulk OF the build
ing now going On In the city; consequently bricks
be delivered at less cost than from other yards.
There T. on the property 4 BRICK HOUSE,
which Is occupied by tie manager of the yard
also. stables. sheds, &c.
TERMS: At sale. j. THO1PSON BROWN,
j. ID. HOHSLEI.
my IL Trustees.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

| OST, ON THE EVENING OF TIE
II loth, In the vicinity Of Venable and Bu-
cnanan streets, CAMEO RING, set With twelve
pearls liberal reward will be paid II returned
10 oiO BUCHANAN street. my l7-2tE
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.T1GANT L0Ts FOR SALE.

We have EvALUABLE BUICD1I Ii SGeh ;yesr
on Libby i'm, TEN LOTS on Thirty oTs on Mar
Mii , III 1--we Thirty-thrd and Thirty-ionnsuu
streets and TwENSTIe ok l,rects IN Rock
on Nlcn9 1't o. s,Io nj low prices Apply 10 r.
G.. SGIopDiN, S70sk Lester street, k0 ~d
,IoSFPH L. HUBBAKD,
my IG-eod6t Executors " - y
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freigh: received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth.
SmithGed, and iIampton Washington, y. O.:
NewberE, Washington. and Tarboro', y. c., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, old Point. and an regu.
iar landings on James river, Il LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. .TATUM,
IA 30 Suuerlufcndeut
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By l.. u. Cook. Aucti0ucer,
"a Ninth street.

II 7
DIANO AT AUCTION BY request OF
Il the administrative Will sell on
FRIDAY. 18TH INSTANT,
at | ] O'Clock, at my auction-ronms.
| SUPERIOR 6I-OCTANE DUNHAM PIANO,
i'm Rosewood Case. \ frst-ciass instrument.
sale positive. - ,,,,,,
TERMS: Cash. l.. u. tpbhs
my rs AuctiOnccr.
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tIoIutl O.No =. ll.l t,9V a, H,l 700 I. Ne
Passenger trains connect at West Point Tues.
days, thursday and saturdays With steamers Tor
Freight trans leaving Richmond 70 $50 A. NJ.
and GOO L. NJ. will have passenger-cOaches at
tachCd.
Train No. ~ connects Al Burkevnle Win Nor
folk ana Western railroad for fumyiiie, LyIcl-
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No, 30 lthTOugh passenger stops az sia--
lions. connecting AZ cuOeriia's with Milton and
Sutherlin Sarr0w-Gaugc railroad for Wilton. AZ
Greensboro Tor al points on salem Branch, az
Atlanta for nh points south and southwest: At
salisbury for al points on Western North Carolina
Train No. % Through passenger aud mail stops
at all stations, connecting at suihcri!ns with MIL
ton and sutheriin NarrOw-Gauge railroad for
Milton; nj Greensboro for all points On salem
Branch and North Carolina division at Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia nd Augusta railroad for
Columbia: Aue usta. Navsr nah, and Florida points
Trains from Tie south arrive AZ EIcHmuaQ a.
1888 r. NJ, GOO \. VI, aud 1916 p ". aud from
west rom az l9;2,, \; VI. Passenger, snd 9:5j
Z. ". and 1910 p. NJ freight
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
Trains
Leave
Richmond at mo. i0l............ 1900 =. 81.
Bon Ar:........ .............. ....... G.27 T.. NJ
Coalheid' L. NJ
RETURNING.
Coadeld a. no 500 An
Bon An.
Arrive
All regular passenger trains stop AZ Boa Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Tram 9V-'New York and Atlanta rf0 Wash.
IN IN Train 52,-.Richmond amt Danyiue, aud
Washington aud Augusta.
Tickets sold 70 all points south, southeast, ar1
sputhWe't ana baggage checked through
Nolay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
VI: SLAUGHTER.
CO, u.,s ia. ,beneral Passenger Agent
a. NJ. X. IALCorT. General MANAGE. mh =
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The spacious ana elegant steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States mailJ
T.. {. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at A. NJ. for aboyc-namcd
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk IT
A. ~, arrvng al Richmond at about +. 81.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ~ Gar
bel's Agency, 1890 Iain street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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. TLAYTIC-toAsT LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
IN EFFECT MAY Is. 1883.

IN EfFBtI MAJ ipf 1000
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
11:3I A. NJ. daily. connecting for Norfolk. RAJ
leigh. Charleston. savannah, ana fio-
rida. stops &C Drewry.s Bluff, Ceh-
tralia. and Chester. Pullman sleeper
New York 20 savannah.
3:l5P VI. FAST MAIL, daily. connecting i9F
Charleston. savannah. ana florils.
This train makes 10 local stops; run
man sleeper Washington 10 thariFst"h.
COS +. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS daiiy except
Sunday
6:5sA. VI. freighi. daily Except sunday.
s:lS ~ VI sunday excursion.
LEAVE G-NoRTHwAEO-FRoN AP-
POMATTON DEPOT.
4.5S 4. NJ FAST NAIL, daily. Makes no locai
stops. sleeper Charleston 10 Nash-
7,osA. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS daily Except
a.os p. NJ. dailv. Stops at Chester. Centralia,
and Drewry'- Blun. Pullman sleeper
savannah to New N0rK.
sos l.. VI. freight, daily ieNccpi sunday.
l:SSss a. q n ". sunday excursion.
All daily passenger trains make close connection
al Richmond for alI points north. cast and wes''
TUE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE 10
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond ll:3l ~ AI daily Arrive More
Leave Norfolk I2:43 r. NJ. daily. Arrive Rich
J.R. KENLY, superintendent
T. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
SOL. HAAS. ITlc Manager. my u
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER "a
1882. *
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Cipcin-
nati express f. NJ. daily; mail, ; \. NJ. daily
except sunday y CLIFTON Forge; for Norfolk
and Old Point. t:l5 T.. VI. daily fexcept Smtdavl-
for Old Point $50 4. VI. daily. ~
THE Z. NJ. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL.
vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West o A.
NJ. daily, 4:30 T. NJ. except sunday. aud Q.f5 -
daily Except sunday; from Oh Point, $3.50 L. NJ.
daily.
Pullman slecping-cars ana Gay coaches from
Richmond 20 Cincinnati daily. and from Char
lotteSyille $50 +. y. daily 10 Louisville Win
ont change.
pease and Ohio Railway depot.
III. W. FULLER,
~ VI ,,,... General Passenger Agent.
MHuaggF ml
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Bv Grubbs & Appcrson'
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
No. S north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
u OF FOUR VALUABLE SlDNEl LOIS' W
GROVE AVENUE. &C. AND TWO LOTS On
f,HRTFR MAR GARY STREET, II IiENRi-
co, NEAR TIE CITY or ElCIiAlls9,AS 49,
ntecd ON the An day Of Aphl. 1883. IN the sui
of Sheppard, guardian. &c. IS, Needs, &C, we VIII
sell. on fhe premises, IN the order naned' OH
'e'' Va TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1883: orr,
AZ 3 O'Clock +. NJ, the FOUR DEslkAabhE, S Sa9
NEY ACRE Lots, Nos. $50. 26l. <O2, anu 10 10;
boundcd by Grove, Elm. strawberry ana fencr''
streets next wet Of Mrs. foNs. ,,.,-.,,. =, orr,
Also. TWO HIGH. DRY, AND PRETTY LOI aiS
an Tho east s,de of Carter near llarvc street, each
81 9-I2 bv III feet toa f-io9t alle!: T.. ,,rot,o
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
"'ue"' an" ''''N 30. lane STERN.
ROBERT STILES.
Commissioners.
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POsTPONEMENT.
In consequence Of rain postponed TO
FRIDAY THE 18TH
=, s.rno hour 30. LANE STERN,
~ ROBERT STILES.
,,y1G Commissioners.
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AUrrIox sAIEs...ThIs Day.
AUCTION sALEs.-.This Day:.-~---~
By n. II. ChafIln Cos
Real Estate Auctlontcrs.
UCTION SALE
wELL-LoCATED BUILDING LOTS
on
WEST SIDE OF RESERVOIR STREET SOUTH
OF TAYLOR STREET.
NOS. IA. 10. AND 10 IN SQUARE o.

,,,bc x.oucst Of the owner VIC will sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1883.
at z O'Clock r. NJ. the abovc-locatcd BUlLDtnT
LOTS fronting 80 feet each, and running '"'"
100 feet 90 an alley. ,,ho~hood
Property Is fast improving In this
az many houses are being erected, ana 49, ,hc
stre~F Is the principal avenue leading OUT 7" '"O
Oid and New Reservoir Parks. ..,.o,rccd
TERMS: Accommodating. aud 10 be hnie ~ ~
., 10 ImviII R.B. CHAFFIN co.
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7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
i Spring STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATTINGs of all grades, OIL CLOTHS and
LINOLEUM CARPETS. RUGS. MATS, SHADES
ana HOLLANDS, CORNlCE and CORNICE
POLES. LACE-CURTAINS. sc. PAPER
HANGlNGS OF the latest designs. MI orders
promptly attended to. Work done IN town OF
country. a. dENNlNIS:
ap 22-2m 1911 NJ lain street. Richmond, va.
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405 l.. VI.
YORK-EIVER In

lPasg'r daily Freight lai- rnight daily
oNct Sunday iy eN. suldy cx. sunday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26

The best place in town TO buy your Christ
mas Cards is at WelAeys, because there You
will find the greatest variety, the most beau
tiful designs. and the lowest prices.
Buy your Christmas Books at Welfiey's
where will be found the largest and best Sc.
lected assortment Of Holiday Books in town,
The stock comprises many choice miseella-
neous books. at less than publishers prices.
All the Red-li and American poets, many
beautifully bound and illustrated presenta-
ton books. sets of Dickens, ThackeIay,
George Eliot's works, Miss Alcott's works,
the Waverly novels. etc, all at low prices.
At Weihey's you will find books for chill
dren large and small, many Juveniles at but
little over half the publishers usual price.
At WelHey's is the only place in town
where you can buy fine engrayings in hand
some frames. He alone has nicely decorated
fireplace screens. hand-painted wood and
terra Gotta PLAQUES, as well as the largest
assortment Of fine silk velvet and satin cabi-
met phototograph frames, easeis, etc.
Il is true ali these nice goods are in an
up stairs room, but it will pay you to come
up and see them.
Open in the evening. Front room, up
stairs. reIt 10 sohrock's store.
W. II. WEIELEr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-26

! The North American RerieU for January
presents table Of contents possessing in the
| highest degree the character OF contemporary
human interest First, the opposite sides
/ of the question OF" Ecclesiastical Control in
Utah are set forth by two representative
men, whose competence for the performance
ofthe task undertaken by them respectively
admits of no doubt, viz: President John
Tavlor. the official head of the Mormon
Church. and the Hon. Eli II. Murray, Gov
vernon OF the Territory Of Utah. Senator
John !. Mitchell writes Of the "Tribulations
Of the American Dollar recounting the
strenuous efforts of the people Of the United
states to extinguish the national debt, and
contending that it is our imperative duty
to-day to settle definitely the question,
whether we shall have dollars of unequal
commercial value in circulation. In an
article entitled Theological Re-adjust-
ments." the Rev. DIR. J. II. Rylance insists
upon the necessity Of eliminating from the
formularies of belief and from the current
teachings of the churches, whether in
the sunday -sCnoOl. all uoCtIlheS anu
all statements of supposed facts which
have been dscredited by the advance
of exegetical scholarship, and by the prog
ress Of natural science Senator Henry W.
Blair. taking for his theme Alcohol IN
Politics. declares his belief that another
irrepressible conflict is at hand, and adYo-
Gates the submission 10 the people oi an
amendment to the United States Constitu-
ton prohibiting the manufacture, sale and
importation of Intoxicating liquors No
one who read in the December Reriog the
first haltof The day of Judgment Gail
Hamilton's incisive review Of the domestic
life Of Carlyle will forego the pleasure OF
persuing the latter half in the current num-
Der. Evils Incident TO Immigration by
Edward Self is forcibe statement of the
mischiefs wrought by the importation into
our social and political life of an enormous
annual contingent from the lowest stratum
ofthe population Of Europe. Finally, the
subject of Bribery by Railway Passes IS
discussed by Charles Aldrich and Judge y.
NJ. Hubbard. Published at % Lafayette
Place. New York, and for sale by booksell-
ers generally.
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Yours truly,

J. b. SNYDER & Co.


BRoTHEKsvALLEY ITEMS.
4 merry Christmas to all the readers OF
the HERALD.
Work having commenced on the Ale
gheny Tunnel, Berlin is experiencing bus
iness boom.
c. A. VI. Krissinger has started q new
hardware store in Berlin. Itsupplies a long
felt want III this section.
The literary society which was organized
at the Plankroad Schoolhouse busted last
week, but in its stead one has been organized
at Sandy Hollow, which we hope will have
longer life.
At this time the four happiest men in these
parts are p. J. Meyers, George Fogle. Sam
Rodamer and Mr.. Matthews. l think they
are all boys, and hope they will name them
after the next President.
The coal mines along the Buffalo Valley
were all very dull during the summer, but
since the election of Carlisle, the free trader
as speaker, matters are much worse. The
trade cannot be revived except by Repub-
lican Congress.
At present the indications are that the
winter will be a. solid as the south, and there
are good prospects sor another abundant
crop of ice, of which / think there is more
stored in this township than any other two
districts in the county.
The schools of the township are all closed
during the week and the teachers are at
tending the County Institute. 1t is TO be
hoped that the representation of teachers,
directors and friends of education from
Brothersyalley will compare favorably with
those from other districts.
At this writing shedding is splendid, and
our farmers are making good use of it in
hauling limestone and coal. 1t is no uncom-
mon occurrence TO see from 70 TO 30 sleds
pass through Berlin before sunrise. on their
way to the lime quarry of Edward Kimmel,
and at the quarry it reminds one more of the
Union depot at Pittsburgh, than of a lime
quarry on Brothersvalley farm,
Coasting is a splendid exercise, and very
extensively engaged in by the lads and lass
es of Berlin. In fact, the pavements are
made as smooth as looking glass by this
coasting, and pedestrians are always in dan
ger of having their equilibrium knocked
from under them by some of those fleet
coasters. Now, l don't begrudge the boys
their coasting, only think the pavements
are not quite the place for it.
Now AND THEN
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The Harrisburg Patriot says that on Mon
We're filed and granted in the office of the
secretary Of the commonwealth by the di-
recters of the Seaboard, Pittsburg and
Great Western railroad company an d the
! Delaware Water Cap and Southwestern
railroad, company. The former company
was chartered about two years ago, but not
much has been done toward the completion
] Of its line. which starts in the locality known
as the Baltimore and Cumberland valleys
near Green village, Franklin county, TO a
point west of Pittsburg, along the Ohio
river, in Allegheny county. The road is to
run through Pittsburg and will be 20 miles
in length The charter of the other COM
pany, the Delaware Water Gap and South
western was issued few weeks ago. 1t
was 10 start in the township of Londonderry,
Bedford county, and extend to Smithiield,
Monroe county, near Delaware water gap, q
distance of 255 miles. The object of the
merger as stated in the papers filed is Ito
best promote the interest of the public"
outsiders who seem TO have some knowledge
Of the affair say it is to form an outlet for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad through Penn
sylvania The new road as consolidated
will be known as the 'Seaboard, Pennsylva-
MIA and Western railroad company the
main Office Of which is to be located in
Philadelphia. All the stock of the Old cor
rotations is to be cancelled. and new issued at
fifty dollars per share, the capital stock being
placed at IL .250, 900. The officers are: Pres
ident, Robert NJ. Janney, Philadelphia;
treasurer, S. Z. Heasley, Brooklyn; secreta-
ry, c. NJ. Stabler, Springfield, n. J.; directors
Z. L. McConaughy, W. T. Hirons, ii. c.
Lincoln, L. c. Price, J. J. Summers, Thomas
T. Baltz Philadelphia; Walter Stobier,
Springfield, y. j.. T. II. Cross, Brooklyn;
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MARRIED.

NESToR-BERKEYBILE.-At the Lu
theran parsonage in stoyestown, Noyembel
2s. 1883, by Rev. A X. FELTON,, Mr.. J, w
Nestor to Miss Minerva Berkeybile, both o
I this county.
| HORNER-BAUSH.- AT the Lutheran
parsonage, Stoyestown. December l3, 1Ss3
by the same, Mr.. Henry P. Horner to Miss
Nancy Baush. both of this county.
MOSTOLLER-WRI IGHT-December -
1883, at the residence of Mr.. Albert Wright,
by Rev. VIM. D. LeFevre, Mr.. John +. Mos
toller to Miss Sadie Wright, both of near
Mostoller's Station, this county.
KELLER-WILT.-At the same time and
place, by the same, Mr.. Jacob Keller to Miss
Lizzie Wilt, both of near Mostoler's Station,
this county.
TTNER,-December %, 1883,
at the Central hotel, in Somerset, by Rev.
J. F. Shearer, Edward C. Pitt. of Meyers
dale, to Miss Amanda J. Bittner of Somer-
set, Pa
BINGNER observation-disclosures %,
1883, at the residence of the BRIDES father. in
Somerset township, by Rev. J. F. Shearer,
Mr.. John Bingner to Miss Minnie VI. Dun
mire, both of Somerset county,
SHUMAKER -STUTZMAN. At the
Evangelical parsonage, in Somerset, Decem-
Der l6, 1883, by Rev. D. r. Lavan, Mr.. John
Shumaker and Miss Susan Jane Stutzman,
both of Somerset county. Pa.
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THE SEASON. PLEAsURE-CONPLINENT OF
THE b. d O. ~ THE SHAPEoF Low RATES AM
PERFECT FACILITIES The B. & o., as usual,
j first to the front with holiday greetings,
extending the compliments Of the season in
a manner at once pleasing and enticing.
The low rates 20 into effect at all stations on
Main Line Divisions and branches east OF
the Ohio River, except between Baltimore
and Washington, on the twenty-second, and
those who go to take Christmas turkey
with friends may remain until after New
Year, and enjoy themselves to the greatest
extent. If they DO not want to 90 on that
date. tickets can be had on the 23d, oath and
25th. thus to cover Christmas travel, and
tickets good to return until and including
Jauuar, "a. Again. on the 10Th, tickets go
on sale for New Year travel, and can be
bought that day, the 3Oth, 3lst and January
1t. good 70 return including the second.
Il makes no difference in which direction
one wants TO go. the low rate covers between
all stations rs prescribed. There is no doubt
but what the holiday travel this year will
be unusually extensive, the prospect OF
pleasant weather. the great number Of
trains. and low rates, all combining to create
A desire 70 meet old friends and have q good
time once a wear at least.