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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19
Labor Men in session

PTrTsBURG. December 10 "A
meeting of the leaders Of the labor
organizations was held at the Amal-
gamated Association rooms tonight.
President Weihe, Of the association,
and President Campbell of the Vim
dow Glass Workers Association
were appointed a committee to cor
respond with the various national
and state labor organizations for the
purpose Of having scattered broad
cast throughout the United States
petitions 70 be sent to Congress re-
questng such legislation as viii stop
the importation of foreign labor un-
der the contract system.
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OAK LEvEL. December f3.-Biiav
Allen, Young man twenty-une
years old. bad a quarrel with Peter
Reed, two years his senior, on Mon
day night They had both been
paying attention To the same glri.
They resorted TO blows. Allen as
saulied Red with a erubbing hoe.
breaking bis neck and breast bone
andCausing his almost instant death.
Immediately after committing the
deed Allen lied and escaped srrest.
Alien had been drinking ali day and
was intoxicated 40 The time oi the
murder. Both men are well known
auu connected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19
Crumbs of Comfort

Now the cold weather is upon US! Wont II b. eo,e
you to know that your needs can be supplied Yes r
at prices within the reach of all The low prices al Whit
goods marked makes unnecessary that anyone iE
without overcoat good heavy suit 70 meet ~ De
preaching winter We have yet another comfort a
YOU unable visit Johnsown Then send your orde, e
and will forward for your inspection by Express
you may desire which, should prove unsatisfactory y
Information for self measuring will be furnished
applying
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19
THE LARGEST STOCK

We have the largest stock OF Mems youths Bows and r
dreus lothng in Western Pennsylvania To be sati>fI :
this YOU have simply visit Establishment
floors piled up from end TO end, above and below with
chat would be competitors combined cannot equal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

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FgIas RErREsEATAuoN
The qaesnGD recurred on Mr
J. rges proposition, against which
hf iiiGgs. Gl IDFida, raised point
ri 8rasT Mr MDrey, OF Louisiana,
offered resolutions 10 amend the call
Tor dsieRates adopted al the last
iHesl!sg ~ adding except that in
ihf cialD 81 i.Gpislana delegates may
90 eicelgd at any TINS alter the ist
"a feuruafY, lBal Mr g l.. Magee
al fouusYiyaula, uiiuced an anund
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19
Low Prices.

This is where distance all competitors Here We ara IN
The visitors Johnstown after vaiuv v-r
other clearly proving, don't You -lu1 m
THE BEST GOODS,
THE LOWEST PBHEy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

EJFFALo, December lo-S SOME
months since % small son ot Charles
Peizei Was bitten by .maA dog.
Nov,leptiou wgS given be matter
until lately when the boy exhibited
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19
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t8c 5aarsnaD arc Secretary, shall
nl1ks arraEg EgeiDsnts for the holding
p. tte COL yesgtgG
De.egs1,oDs asking that the con
yentIsl - hela - Chstauq1a, Phil
a1e gt5s, il1laHzpJiis, Cincinnati,
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-19

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eT. Woo had been s.eeping
oHe bitten although uo5 1
hm nad d slight attaua !
.3ass "ate Another wuo
h3s Syiass I7 almost as
Zoe lives oi TIVE 0i tlcn/
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she whole HBmeT 81 yoiss cast being
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s3iteg ~ ioii0gs
National Republican., 1883-02-02
The HAWAIIAN Trentv.

1t has been learned that the motive of the
senate committee on foreign relations in re-
porting back the bill to repeal the act carry
ing into effect the provisions of the Hawaiian
treaty, with n request that it be referred to
the committee on finance, was merely to con-
form TO the action of the senate in referring
to the latter committce the joint resolution
introduced n few days since by Mr. Morrill, to
abrogate the treaty. In asking that the for
eign relations committee be discharged from
the further consideration of the bill, Mr.. Ed
munds remarked quietly that the senate had
decided that "the finance committee was best
enabled to consider our foreign relations with
that part of the world, if not with all the rest"
The half-veiled sarcasm of this remark, and
the dissatisfaction with the action of the sem
ate which prompted it, passed at the time un-
noticed,
National Republican., 1883-02-02
AdnItcrntcd Tcnn.

The senate committee on commerce con-
sidered the bill "to prevent the importation
of adulterated teas " at its session yesterday.
Senator Miller, of New York. who introduced
the bill in the senate; Representative Har-
denbergh who introduced it in the house,
and Mr.. j. II. Davies, of New York, appeared
before the committee, and the latter gentle
man, as an expert, who has had many years
experience in the tea importing business, ex-
planned the English laws upon the subject,
and the safeguards which the British govern
ment has placed upon the importation of tea
into that country. The stringency of tho
English laws, taken in connection with the
removal by this country of the 10 per cent.
discriminating duties ON imports east of the
cape of Good Hope, have had tho effect of
making the United States the most conven-
lent and profitable receptacle for the cheap
and adulterated teas which have been eX-
cluded from the other markets of the world.
The hour for the opening of the senate hav-
ing arrived before the committee had con-
cluded its consideration of the subject, tho
matter went over until Tuesday. 1t is con-
tidently asserted that the bill will pass with
out opposition as soon as it can be got before
the house. Mr.. Randall read his report upon
the subject to the ways and means committee
yesterday and there was unanimous agree
ment that the bill he reported to the house
and its passage recommended.
National Republican., 1883-02-02
A TERRIBLE CRIME,
The Horrible suGerings OF Miss Emma
Bond, OF nlinoIs-ProbnbiIlty that the
Suspected Parties VIII be Iiynched.

The Horrible Su1erings OF Miss Emma
Bond, OF uIinoIs-ProbabiIity that the
Suspected Parties WIN be IIynched.
TAYLoRvGLLE, I'LL, Jan. 29.-The condi-
tion of Miss Emma Bond grows more critical
each day, and she is now lying at the point
Of death at her brothers house, just cast OF
this place. The terrible spasms into which
she passes every twenty hours have about
absorbed her vitality, and death is looked for
! at any moment. The suflerings Of Miss Bond
since Friday. June 30 last, have been simply
horrible, and physicians express great, sur
prise at her continued Clingiug TO life.
She realizes her condition, and Is resigned
TO death. While all excitement over
the case has apparently died out,
there is q deep and strong undcrcurrent of
feeling against Vermillion, Montgomery, Pet
tus, and Clements. In tho event of Miss
| Bonds death, the three latter named, now
out on bail, will be arrested, charged with
murder, and it is very likely that the Tower
Hill vigilance committee will save the coun-
try all expense of trial. Col. Abner ID.
Bond, father of Emma, claim to be pos
sessed of important information bearing on
the guilt of the accused but refuses TO
make it known until tho trial on a
change of venue at Hillsboro, Montgomery
county, April 9. The homes of Montgomery
and Pettus have been transformed into arse
nails, and some one member of each family is
constantly on guard, armed with Win
chester rifles. John Montgomery is defiant
and declares that he will kill the first man
attempting violent entrance TO his house. II
is believed here that an organization exists
for the lynching Of tho accused in case Miss
Bond dies or tho Montgomery county cir
cuit court fails TO convict. A close watch
is kept on all tho parties accused, and any
attempt on their part to leave Christian
county would be the signal for violence. Dr.
Vermilion takes his imprisonment hard. He
was placed in the county Jail Aug. 8, 1889, q
burly, healthy man, and to-day is emaciated
broken down, and discouraged, He can
scarcely be recognized as the same man known
| here six months ago.
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Revenues of the Patent Office.

The receipts of the patent Office for Janu-
airy, 1885, were 09,73910, being an increase
over the receipts for the corresponding month
of 1852 of S20,677.5O, and over January, 1881
of S3l, ,s60.03. The receipts for the month just
passed were larger than ever known before in
the history of the office. The income for
March, 1852 which up to January just passed
was the largest month known to the office,
was S93,6ll.25, or less than the month Just
passed by S6,12iS5. 1t will be seen that tho
increase of January, 1888, over January 1881,
was upward of $1,000 per day. This showing
indicates the general prosperity of the country,
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Partial Vetocs.

Tho joint resolution introduced in the sem
ate by Mr.. German, at the request Of Mr..
Mcpherson, who was absent, provides for an
amendment to the constitution authorizing
the President to veto any one or more items
in an appropriation bill when in his judg-
ment the expenditure would be iniudicious
and contrary to public policy, and that the
veto shall stand as against such item, or items,
unless over-ridden by two-thirds vote of
both houses of congress The veto, however,
is not to affect the other portions of the bill.
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Court OF Claims.

The case off, J, shipman against the United
States, which has been before this court for
several days, was submitted yesterday The
cases of the Illinois Central Railway company
and the st. Louis, Iron Mountain, and South.
ern railway company, which are claims against
the United States under contracts for carrying
the mails, were argued, The court adjourned
un til Monday next, when the arguments in
tin csc cases will be resumed.
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Inancctors of sienm Vcsscls.

The board of supervising inspectors of steam
vessels continued the hearing of arguments
in the case of the Ohio river pilot b, j. Long,
who was in charge of the steamer John Lomas
when she collided with the steamer Scioto on
the fourth of July last. As the result of the
investigation of that disaster the supervising
inspectors of the Seventh districtrevoked Mr.,
Longs license, whereupon he appealed TO the
national board. No decsian of the case was
.l...I
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Gas Competition.

The house committee on the District of
Columbia has agreed to report favorably tho
bill to incorporate the United States Gas and
Fuel company of the district, The bill con-
tains the grants and limitations usual in
charters allowed by congress.
National Republican., 1883-02-02
AT A REAsoNABLE PRIcl
REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
delo pennsylvania avenue, Tenth and d 3,

our weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, containsn complete schedule Ot our houses
stores, shops, and farms offered for ront together
with descriptions prices, &C. and how tloy may be
seen Property for sale IN all parts oftho city. Money
10 loan ON real estate. Gail.
b. IL. WARNER, OlG Il street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
L Trade Guy or Country Property. come and tho
WILLIAM ii. MAIN 4 BROTHER, st. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvenia avenue
northwest. mhl0,f
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Gurhisb 8atbs.

NEW TURKISH BArII CDR. BOVEESL,
IN lii7 street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation, Ladies', Monday and Friday. MOL
open Sunday. Open from a. m. I'll 10 p. mi Satuf
day, ~ .. m. Baths, tli tickets, SL6Q
ap6 DR. ii, L. BOVltE Electrician
TVNHE SHEDD BATHS, OO3 II STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as The oldest and best In tho
city This bath is constructed with Wow 10 conveu'
ienCe being on the irst door Turkish Russian, SUI
phur and Mercurlal Baths given with sNll aud e&'
perlence MHnpululOr OF ten years. experience NJ n,
establishment Single bath, "; Tor 81 HslO, Opqn
Sunday from A. m 10 u, m. mr20'u
National Republican., 1883-02-02

THE EYEBROWS AND ENELhSlIIS.
THE EYEBROWS AND lYELA~llltS.
THE EYEBROWS AND EYElASHES.
InE EA lnRnME AND ENIl.ANlIli..

There Is more beauty IN pair Of vigorous, regular
unf Tm, aud wcll'kept eyebrows, long uiunpllg'
curved and bCwltchng cyClashcS, than people are
aware Of A very unAttraytlNe oYc assumes new
beauty and greater influence when it looks rom he
meath long, wcll,develOpGd, fascinating trlngeS, In
oriental countries these are considered 10 be the most
distinguishing features Of personal beauty, nud Ia
dy Is nses are unatrActye II not long and drooping
our society ladies acknowledge these to be rare nd
luncl If beauty by resortnB to me use or pencil ana
brush to supply urtlhcially this mcla udommcnt
which nature has failed to supply 10 them IN SUM
DIX VAN DYCK, Decmatooglst, 7O5 Eleventh
street northwest Is pleased to inform our ladies tHt
he has devoted especial attention "a the treatment,
cultivation, aud preservation OF the eyebrows ana
asheS lie treats th m In the most scientific artistic,
ANA skfnl manner making them long, vigorous,
uniform and regular, IL Is In every ady's power 10
have beautiful eyebrows and lushos can on l'H
VAN DNCk q once ana be treated, He VIII treat
you for monty or longer uud lie VIII then give you
Instructions how to treat yourself ifygu have any
rash humOr, eruption, or skill disease fyou wish
beautiful eompleNon, luNuriunt hair full, vigorous,
smooth, white aud pretty hands, y0us are cordially
invited TO consult DR, VAN Dye once You
will he treated In the most soiu Nlrlislc, and
skillul manner. The Doctor rs with every
secret OF the Physician surg NpatuOgiSt,
Chemls and Perimner, and Is Fkllled in
DermAtoOgy
Call and make your pugagomg , as only
limited uuber can he trpl rl duii.
DIR. VAN DNCkk uilioe, 7O1 / pth street
northwest, Daily va, m, 70 7 p, M, S, lH,Otu2,
The operation Of Eloolroysis for thoI \anont re-
moyal Of 5uperhuous Hair HklllIully J. Hfmed by
DIR VAN DYCK. EGmw
National Republican., 1883-02-02
MtrsonnI

DENsoARA FREE KINDERGARTEN.-PA-
IL rent. who wih to enter their children H g & to
February q from to 5oclock, ut st. Georges Hail.
MUSES. AND NURSERY GovERNEssEs
IN who wish to receive instruction twenty lessonsl
~ kindergarten methods in the nursery will call
Wednesday Eebrunry 7, at =. Georges Hal, 90
NTANTED-IT. KNOWN THAT CHARLES II.
w Bowen has his Office at 0)6 4 street northwest
opposite Masonic Templo ie2.8t-
ID DEMoVAL-oDELL & Co HAS REMOVED
northwost corner n fel-3t+
DERsoNA REPAIRED AND
Il replated; also nickel plating and brass tenders
BRowNELL, l2ii Pennsylvania avenue fel-3te
DERsoN E-CoNfNIUNIcAT1oN 10
4 desired with tho family or business successor OF
J. @ a. frehize, photographer deceased. Address T.
o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, NJ Y. ln3l-tt
rTlHREE OR FOUR REFINED PERSONS. WITH
l. references, desiring to pass February or March
by addressing x. b. O, Republican once. ia3l.st'
ITO THE PUBLIC OF wAsHINGToNzFoR
l. the next 10 days the Great Boston shoe House
boots and shoes at great sacrifice in order to make
room fST tafT NH ee aG hss spgmg % oey @ @ S S
humbug, we mean business. Now Is your time Call
now occupies is handsome new store, at "a seventh
street. ja3l'2t~
Mrs. DIR, A. HULL, FORMERLY OF NEW
inm, and MaSnetlc Physician, can be Consulted at
3Ij Pennsylvania avenue. Ja3l-Gtt
CJTUDENTS DESIRING TO BECOME EN-
- gineers, architects and mathematicans will bene
M by calling at OiCe s. No. lIl Fstreet. aud arrange
for day or evening class instruction. la3l.3tr
NTANTED--BUsINEsS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w all kinds OF Job Work can be executed at The
Republican Oice quicker and In moro satisfactory
manner than at any other place In the city. se2d
nECoRATIVE ART NEEDLE-woRK-MRS.
- +. BRASELMAN, Will give instruction in
Crewel, Kensington, and all kinds OF Embroidery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at her En-
brodering Parors, No. l2ll q street northwest.
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
SsDARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY EN-.
i iarged, developei and strengthened" &c, is
nm Interesting advertisement long run in our paper
In reply to inquiries will say that there is ev
dence Of humbug nbout this on the contrary, the
advertisers are very highly indorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all partlcu
lars by addressing Erie Med. Co., r. o. Box 6l3, Buff
falo, N. N.-10icdO Eucnb,g Bee oC3l-tf
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Ut ECU Il EFT
DH.Usa.Va -

III u y ~ Ell
" Promote Health aud Longevity,
Hence the thousands from far Hud npUr that visit
DIR WHITES tSrA BLlSIMENE
lil0 PennsyhRulN avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel
for rlef from, and avoidance or corns, buulOus, dts
elsed nals, ohllhains vascular eXoreaeences and
other complaints of the feet (lstahlishCd In Nnsh
mgton In 1851 )Reters 10 tho most eminent physlCans
aud surgeons. oihce foe u Der VISIT for putting the
eet In order
National Republican., 1883-02-02
Solantro---1ooms.

VTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w one or two nicely furnished rooms with que
family between North Capitol and Eighteenth street
northwest rent must be moderate. Address, stntnl
location, QUIET Republican ONCE. ja3l.3ta
National Republican., 1883-02-02
@onrNino.

VXTANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE BOARD
w and room IN the northwest part of the city
bathroom must be convenient; must be moderate;
references exchanged Address, stating terms. CRU
SOE Republican Onlce. ja3l-3t%
National Republican., 1883-02-02

900 STREET, CORNER FOUR.AND-A
cc ~ half aud streets nOrthwest-Tabe bOard-
ers desired references given and required. fc2-Gtt
National Republican., 1883-02-02

Wy TANTED-EVERY TO KNOW THAT
w the best nnd cheapest place IN the city to get
Job Printing done is at The National Republican
Onice. Se20
National Republican., 1883-02-02

WY TANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Beall, Room 4, llsO New York avenue, Is Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
Public. always IN Office from O. m SIP. M ap3O ly
National Republican., 1883-02-02

A LADY IN BALTIMORE OFFERS FIRST.
IA class board and attendance to ladies' during con-
fnement, Address @. A. II , Republican Office.
National Republican., 1883-02-02
SSPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- LINCOLN HALL BUILDING.

CIPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- LINCOLN HALL BUILDING,
CORNER NINTH AND d STREETS.
Day and evening sessions for the education of sons
and daughters and men and women for selfsuppOrt
and real life. branches taught are; The English
Language, Business Arithmetic, SpenCernn Prac
cal PcnmRnship, bookkeeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice Physical and Vocal Cul-
ture, Political Economy. Commercial Law.
Scholarship for year from date OF entrance, day or
evening, so. Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by installmentS College circular mailed ON
application. - 49, .
MRS. SARA A SPENCER, Nice.Prnclpa. nuli
National Republican., 1883-02-02
" NN w PERsoNAL nEAurY.

yXTANTED-l
w PERSONAL BEAUTY.
From the earliest ages personal beauty has received
torested theme for tue poet and universal subject Of
song aud praise Il has caused the rise aud Gsll Of
Personal beauty s one of the sweetest charms Of
womHm ana Is SO akin to- ] adialIGtqn ana W9rhlp
devoid of the principles of true manhood. The man
savage, ana ihe nnocent child, with one accord in
voluntarily acknoMlcdge It's powers
lOyellness area fresh pure clear peerless, aud 9enu
l complexion regular, uniform eyebrowsand lOahes,
pretty hands, and their preservation, cultivation,
care, fnd treatment Is an indication Of cleanliness,
II isa womans privilege 10 look beautiful II Is OK,
pected Of her TO be as attractive aud pretty as posi-
Bile, and TO use every means 10 preserve her personal
appearance IS lIGg Y f6G IoN can EMIsurs
l. (Acme)-Whlte or red inaamed pimplcs on the
cheeks, forehead, and nose affects both sexes,
3 ,(Comcdones)- -Blackhoads on the nose, forehead,
d iiIyeF Spots Brown, dark, muddy looking
!. (Nasal Lrythemnl- --Redness ana olllness of the
& (supped skln)-Coursc, deep pores on checks
O. Trcclslos, Moth, Tan, sal!owness RIrtl,mGTgl;s
are annoying complexion dScOloralion4, all OF which
readily yield te CITY, iTgS hSTTG,2l9s9a ,i6Il f aEl
Is an unnatural and excessive growth Of hair aect-
Ing ladies'; is generally seen most cJnsnlcuously on
bepSeel S tie eycbrows, Dining them toSGther also
from moles aud birlhmaris. This dlsilglrlnggrowlh
ing Distressing and nnslghty complexion biemlslcs
nnd, IN fact, is really dGiormity. II Is very re
quently observed; we see II on the street. In tho
drawing ROOM or wherever ladies' COngregnte; ana,
We're the secrets OF the boudoir known, we would be
surprised az the number Of our society adl VINO are
adopts I'm the use OF the razor Ladies' have resOrtcd
10 the most barburOuB methods OF treatment TO rid
Themselves Of tins obnoxious growth or mar, some
use dCputOries, which are Cuusc In their action, ana
takes the hair or Ut the surhlco, frequently soaring
the skin In the most fearful manner DINERS eNlrhcl
the hair with tweeHers, consuming several hours
which also increases tho growth OF the hnir and has
10 be rCsOrled To almost daily Some cut them of
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y. B.-Now clothing we sell cheaper than Al
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