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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Six women school directors we're elected
ia Chester county on last Tuesday.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Neiee k hereby prn that lxrers o. eninis
srstS-n have been granted oy tbs proper author
iiy "a The undersigned 20 ibs essk u JAcob q,
foaskin- las Of Lower TURKEY socs township. de-
THOMAS REAn-
yAn6a AtDini<traraR.
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Asood many sleds and sleighs were seen
GA our Streets on Monday, the hrsr Time Tor
several weeks.
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letter. with proper postage, sitter reaching
originsl addresses, eau be r-addressed and
forwarded without additional postage. Pos
tai cards aud mail matter other han letters
are exceptions 10 the above and need new
postage.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

A regular blizzard" has been prevailing
in this section for the past few days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

WAsrKp = Persons about commencing
housekeeping TO know that we have on
hand the iarges. stock of coo stoves and
discriminating goods in Somerset county.
We are exclusive agents in Somerset for the
Excelsior Cook and New Regulator (~revoly-
ing top), the leading cook stoves in the mar
ke- which We nave in all sizes. Please call
aud examine u goods before Quitting.
We will ssye you money.
A. c. SCHxIL 4 Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

The season for planting potatoes. corn
DC, is fast approaching and farmers. in buy.
Jag fertilizers, should buy the one that gives
the best results tor the smallest amount OF
money. Fossil MARI is just such q fertil.
iper. 1t does not grow u large and useless
stock or vine but gives the plants a natural
sseady growth, with the same results as you
would obtain from good barn yard manure
and every farmer knowns what q fertilizer
good barn yard manure is. Fossil Mar!
may be termed q substitute for il, but better
in many re spects. Fossil Mari does not
grow weeds. while manure always will
1t is quite unlike Phosphate n it has no
disagreeabie smell, and does not burn the
germ of the seed. You cannot handily get
ooo much on an acre, and above all il is a
hrst class top DIRE ssing for grass, for which
Phosphate cannot be used. 1t can be broad
czsted or drilled in the ground. Its durabiI-
iy and lasting qualities In the ground is
from three to five years, and it sells for
about one half the cost of Phosphate and
other fertilizers. A good, reliable agent is
wanted in every township in the county.
Send for terms. catalogues, &C.. to
JOIN s. SHAFER,
Somerset, Pa.
Agent for Somerset, Fsyette and Westmore
land counties.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Mis-. Narcissa White. who will speak in
ne Court House next Tuesday evening.
March 9Th, has a wide spread rrpntaiion -
1 temperance ,afker. and se hope our peo-
lie will turn ont to hear her. IN speaking
{ her address delivered in Harrisburg q few
weeks since. the correspondent Of the
4mendne,s Reals SAYS: Miss Sarcissa
White occupied the Hall Of Representatives
ST nixhf. Every seat in the Houts
sss fitted. and the seie- and corridors were
row6ed- Many remained standing darne
he sddres~ she made q good impression
nd acquitted herself 80 vel, thss many
prssssd % The staDa 70 osngsqpa1sse her,"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Two hundred people vI Indiana county
~csuuI ministers anu ueaoons, have Ueen
u-acUiis and INVENT, -uue Uiheis are noS
bankrupt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

The Presbyterian Banner states that Pitts
burgh has a greater number Of capitalized
corporations than any other city in the
United States except New York; has more
banks and a larger banking capital than any
other city of its size in this country; has
more han half of the whole number Of in
suranee COMPANIES in Penns, wanna. and
mas a greater number of mining and manu-
ia America.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Miss Narcissa White will deliver a tenn
peraice address at Stoystown, in the Lu-
therHn church, Saturday evening. March 3D.,
and al Meyersdale Thursday, March s, nj :
y. m.
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aARAH

corrected BY OooK q BHsalTp.
pRALxRs II
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR 4 FEED
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Senator" Scu:t was the victim. cenier-d
At from among his Regniar Republican
r-ihren. upon which The ~lndrP~ndeut
nth was u be visited. on Tuesday ias'.
ahhoush he was IN. nnsuima'us n'iminee
= the Republican rau-us, hi- services in the
= campaigis vas more han the indie
--ndenis were willing TO swallow So they
,ncenfra,ed ihsir forcrS and b'ia-ifuily pro-
simed fhsi the S-sai.,r shs.uld be .caiped
The hghi they made agsin>; him was an
4 sierh andei and bitter one. nut the Sens-
srisl hscon was preserved intact.
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Justice, George Barclay Constable. Wes-
ley Miller; Judge of Election, Isaiah p.
Crise ; Inspectors, w ii Hartman, Peter s.
Shuitz, f. J Baker. tie Assessor. A. H..
Huffman supervisors. J uiin Wright. Geo.
]. Flick Sch,.oi Directors, Nelss'n B. Christ
ner. William p Hay Auditor, Noah Bru-
ner; Township Clerk. Silas H.. Cable
Township Treasurer. A b. Howard.
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JExxExrows soRuusR.

Burgess, J. F. Kautz; Town Council,
John A. Ksylor. I. B johnson. John II.
Duncan; Constable. G. W Johnson; Judge
Of Election, G 8. Blanset Inspectors, J. F.
Kau'I. Daniel Peterson; Assessor. Frank
Berkey Stnrt; Commissioner. J. G. Fried
line; School Directors. John Rink, A. B.
Ksuiz; Auditors. w. Frank Gaul, A. B.
Kautz Town Clerk, T. b. johnson.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Governor Paitison has appointed George
y Daniels. of Addison township, - snler-
interident of that intrtinn uf the national
pike that runs through SIm-rset and Fay
cite COUNTIES. Mr.. Daniels will super-ed-
Major VIM. Endsley. who at present holds
the position, having been appointed BY Gov
Hoyt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Under the auspices oi the wonans Guns
tan Temperance Union vi oomerseI, Miss
NaruIssa Wulte VIA speak IA Tie Count
Iluuse tuesday evening, Msrcu q, 1855.
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
Fishers Book Store.

Af..y, h aseh ., the ssss ssar. . vsp s..
bsted assos1r eat Of Bi lea Tezznenrs G-spe
Hy1na. Chrisftsns Hymn B eks apd HI nn.is
kstAeran Hy m Bosbs fsS~siezrtea 1Irox<
Pvns Inks Pzpers Envelopes Asxsxines N.s-
~is- Review Blank y sks Deeds Boxds Nor.
cages and AL htads q Lral Btahha
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Receipts and Expenditures
OF
SOMERSET COUNTY PooR HOUSE
For the Year 1882.

John II. Weimer. Esq. Treasurer of the
Somerset County Poor House, in account
with the county for the year ending Jauu-
AIRY I'd, A. d., 1888:
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Judge Tourgee. Of the Cssfineal. speaking
& puhlic sch,sols, SAYS: Il dislike tn saw
anything against the public schoni; bui ]
e in it, prssent development, that the br~,
- iinkei with the w"rsi; the growth with
he decay: snd the decay will overcome l
nave thasghi .hz, the fathers and mpihens
inter- too little into the life If their children.
, baby il taken FINN the csadle and turned
yer to the care Of the school master and
ITO a book before il GET over vinking from
surprise. Standing a boy 90 end like 8 sau-
-sye and strfing him rull of facts Is not the
xay 10 make men"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Two sharpes have been defrauding the
farmers oi Clarion and Armstrong counties
in a rather original and decidedly shrewd
mani,er. They went over the country l-as-
ing the liant Tor coal, but when they came
scr'ss N German farmer vino va, Imperfect
~ acquainted with ia, Engiisi, Language, or
urn inah who was u~n>uspevting aud cOu-
hding, they presented fer his signature an
article oi AGREEMENT. the concluding portion
of which WAS a Judgment note. They Sc
cured nearly $4,000 of these notes. which
the, disp"sr-i Io banks and private capi.
~talists, realizing ia this way about s $4,000.
The moral of this is that if a man wants TO
see his name in writing. he had better en-
roll it with a slate pencil. Things have
come Ia such a PASS that. a. an exchange
truly remarks. il IL unsafe IT, sign even a
temperance pledge without frs, consulting
a g,a,d lawyer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Justices of the Peace e,ecIed OH tuesday
must nutIi. the PrO~tnoIiotar. vl linear m
tenIIOn 10 accept the office wI,nIn lnirt,
days aller Tie erection.
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hooks oe

Beoks OF Travel ssd AdvsBare Hj-sc<y. Ps
salhy AID k'Irs'kHsI v OK T. Rs- h for
sAfdren- 10 f.ef every Ting u'u-f } 9 I'D IN .
uen rexUisreH hsk si.fe. Hes Qssrr.rr ~
school teachers and sebAl h.h- zrs ~hp 81 sup
psea Cho8. ~. Fisher.
hni7 Less : b<eT Is bksh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Judge Breden. of Butler county. has just
! rendered . decision which will he read with
CREST interest. Ii seems that the town u
Gil of Kittanning refused to allow the chief
burgess 10 preside at council meetings. aud
he in turn refused to sign orders on the al
duplicate. A bill WAS filed and a perempt"-
~ ~mandamus requiring his compliance Was
asked in the petition The judge reviews
the various acts of Assembly concerning the
organization of the borough, and concludes
his long and elaborate opinion as follows :
We are of the opinion that in the bor-
ough of Kitianning the burgess is an int
grail part of the legislative power of the
municipality. and cannot lawfully be ex-
cluded from the meetings of the corporate
officers al which, as chief officer of the cor
poration. he IS entitled TO preside. and do
therefore hold the answer of the respondent
TO be sufficient in law, if,he facts are a.
therein stated. aud refuse the motion for a
ptremptnry maudamus made on the insult
fciency of said answer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28
~GREESvILLr township.

Justice, A. J. Sto ner; Constable, Fred
DUR: Judge of Election. 5 N Housed In
spect.srs. Isaiah Baer. John Helwick As
SCISSOR, Michael Baker supervisors. Solo
mon Albright. Valentine Sass School Di-
~r.ctur>, Michael Baker. Paul Werner Au-
dItor. J c. Kendall Township Clerk. =.
NJ Housed; Township Treasurer. John II.
Lowrey.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

NO. l66."-At the drawing which took
place ontbe 22d inst, No. l6s drew the pre-
MUM watch advertised in this paper. The
lucky hssdcr Of No 1866 can have the watch
on presentation Of the ticket.
Berlin, Feb. p. PAuL G. SowAe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Halrs journal # Heath gives Us some
hints tina, it will be wise to give strict heed
tn. 1t say:
Hardly a day passes in this climate Of ours,
bet wpen tue chilly DAYS of autumn and The
month If June. that the community is not
startled nv the mt If the sudden
death of snnre prominent man, VIII" has
been the head, perhaps. of vast enterprises
| We feel almost certain, before making the
inquiry. that the immediate cause of death
was pneumonia. The obituary probably
repeats that threadbare untrufh about the
.'inscrutable mysteries Of Providence
There is really no mystery aeou, it Busi-
ness men. and particularly Americans. are
intent on pushing thrir business that they
lnse sight of all else. They think they have
no time to be i'll. and in many instances
| they only realize the danger Of delay when
the shadow of death j. upon them. Had
| they less ambition to die rich" they would
be more likely to heed the warnings Of dan
ger that are always given, and then not one
case Of pneumonia in one hundred would
prove fatal. Any ~peron-snd particularly
one over forty years Of age who ~negiecis =
severe cold a. this season Of the year is in
danger IF pneumonia. The only safe plan
is TO remain in q warm. comfortable room
or in severe cases in bed, employing such
remedies as may be prescribed by a comre-
tent physician. If there is delay in taking
care of ones self until the inflammation is
established. there i. great danger of q fatal
result.
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Beautiful Homes.
ARTISTIC Indoor DECORATIONS.
Frescoing. KalsomsniDg. Pa
per Hanging.

Mr. FRANK GaUL, who has no superior In
the above 81 yIes of work, has lust re urned IRON
. prv,ractej tour tn ough the east. where he
caught on to- all the novelties In his line n &
10 prepared to furnish ali styles OF paper at prices
to SUIT. Some VI his samples Of papa are SIM
ply .superb. Paroles desiring his services will
Ind hin at the Somerset House.
feb2s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

The election passed off very quietly in
Somerset, only about a two thirds vote be-
ing poll,d The entire Republican ticket
was elected. Notwithstanding the fart that
msnv of the Independents resorted To their
old trick of attending the primary and then
voting against the tickle, which they assisted
to place in nomination. Some of them voted
the straight-out Democratic ticket, while
Others did considerable scratching" Their
principal effort WAS made against Geo. W.
Pile, chairman, and John X. Scott. Esq,
secretary. OF the Republican county COM
mitlee. candidates for school directors, and
l.. c. CoIborn, Esq candidate for burgess.
but As the returns in another column will
show their efforts, as rsual. proved futile.
and the three obnoxious Stalwarts" were
elected along with the balance of their
brethren on the ticket, which. by the way,
was made up of s~traight-out Republicans
from burgess down TO auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Following is the report fthe Canal school
in Upper Turkryfsot township. for the
! fourth month. ending Februar, !, Isss
While numher in attendance during
month. male - female. Is.
Average attendance during month. males
Is, females Il
Per cent of attendance male. e females
~.
Number II visisan. u; nuAher absent By
sickness. &.
The following pupis attended every day
dasins the moath Sadie Raynsn. Anna
Snyder. Cnn Z Lowry. Anna B. Lowry,
Winfield Kreses. A. H. Lowry.
g. ". Lowry, Teacher.
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ELKLIck TowssHIP.

Justice. W F. Garli,.: Constable. II. d
Thomas Judge of Election, D. J Engle /;
Inspectors. Christian Hare. William Fair
Rodamer, William Kretchnian School Di-
rectors. William ii. Hay. u. A. Newman /;
Township Treasurer. J. J. Folk Auditor.
David Fullin; Township Clerk, 8. J..
RiDgler.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Maple sugar Of this years make IL offered
for sale by our grvcerymsn.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Nsts , AessAy glvn - an vhsn \ nay sso.
~. tbas I wt0 spR1y 70 ths Cson Il t,c0um
etsae 81 es0srsN st.sssy. PennsylS.nka, q
usossy. uarb s - 81 tn heDedf Is sse 40
Is ASeohay rc1r1 z 10 sepanae ontpes 4
oesvtes weosA. spssvssd IL - ssyef 6brQ
~ u ls0k
tORDlN Z zuRAIL
0am0ssS-HsAyAiAA ~
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JESsER Township.

Justice. William Winters; Constable,
Daniel Sipe; Judge Of Election. Jonas
Ankeny Inspectors. joseph Raymon, Geo.
Arisman Assessor Jonathan Skunk Su-
pervisors. c. w~echtenheiser. Allen Hof
man, John Shaffer. Jacob Hoffman School
Directors. Samuel Miller, y. B. C~ritch6eid,
s.. S. Korns; Auditor, F. G Nef; Township
Clerk. (. X. Gallagher.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

The DennvcralIc state Convention has
beer ca.,ed ~ m, Ell q. HARRISBURG o1 Ia.
hrsl Wednesday in AUGUST.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

We are requested to announce that the
miles west of Jennertown, which WIS ad-
vertised to take place on the 25d Of Febru-
airy, and was afterwards post 2oned. will
now take place ON March llth. Eminent
ministers will be present. The public are
cordially invited To attend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28
xEv cESrkevILLE HoRoveH.

Burgess. W. II. Walter; Town Council,
w. H. Gardner. Edward Safsli. / P. Dali :
Constable, Lazy Scott ; High Constable,
Philip weigley Judge of Election. John
Hay Inspectors. Reuben M'Miilen. Josiah
Miller Assessor. W. A. Brant, Street Com
missioner. d. VI. Will. School Directors
John H. linn. W. W. Deatrick Auditcs,
C. W.. Truxail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Inc mcnub,rs vi the town c0uiscii were
aii ppused ~ 4 tiald term, but uIe sotons
vi the borough INSISTED upon ne rier;ing
tuefn All the ,alue.
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aippLEcREEK TOWNSHIP.

Justice. jesse c. Sweirzer; Constable.
Jesse Whipkey Judge of Election. Jere-
n.iah Pile; Inspections. Pnderick Uphouse,
Marion Henry /. Assessor. solomon c Bark
lev Supervisor. Hiram Barron, John Bar
run School Directors. Samuel Snyder. Viii
son whipfey Auditor. J'~eph b. Crich-
field Township CLERK. J S Pile; Township
Treasurer, josiah Pile.
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c~oNrLurXcE Rou

Justice. George G Croft; Burgess. Simon
Croft; Town Council. Henry Fisher. A. n.
Tissue. A. G. Black, II. Kurtz, John Gun
ningham, Thomas Frazer Constable. J. c.
Shaw High Constable, John Parnell f:
Judge of Election. " N. Black inspectors.
Jasper Flanagan. E o. Roderick Assessor,
George Sibert Street Commissioner, Thos.
Kyler; School Directors, l.. W. Weskland
James A. Br. dley Auditor, V. NJ. Black /;
Town Clerk, J. K. King.
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srx s.lrIxoxE .oKnueH.

Justice. r j. Gillespie; Constable, A. p.
Riff: Judge nj Election. b. W.hfhoIe T;
Inspsct"r, William Hairbrans: Assessor.
Iur-rh Gardiil . Supervisor. Peter Weinier ;
School Directors. !. " Topper. G. z. HUI
f,ri. Township Clerk. NJ. Krone.
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TOWNSHIP.

Justice. Jacob ID. Swank Constable, ST.
mon Thumss: Judge OF Election, Henry
Ienhart; Inspectors. Isaac S. Kaufman.
Epbraim Thomas; Assessor, AaYcn r.
Swank; Supervisors. Peter Thomas, Jacob
c. Fash. John II. Blough School Directors,
Jacob l. kxuffm an, Joseph Johns Auditor,
Philip Meyers Township CT rk, Peter
Levy.
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Justice. J. ". Wingert; Constable. G. W
| Witt Judge Of Election. J. H. Leith In
specton. George Paul, James Close; Assess.
81. J. E. Shaffer, Supervisor. Peter Knierimi
school Directors. G II DeHaven. J H Lei,h
Auditor. J. NJ. wineert; Town Clerk. Alex
ander Limerick Burgess, Michael Long
Town Council. A. Trimble, j. H Leith,
John wingert, J. Z shsffer. Frederick
! Fechtig, John Elerick. Sr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

ILn~SrLurycE lrENs.
The borough election resulted in q Demo
cratic victory in q largely Republican town.
The cause 10 not = mystery.
The moving season is cloee At hand. and
there is q general scramble for hou.es
Rents are considerably higher than for.
nery.
Those who wish 10 enjoy good heslih and
live long shonld move tn Confluence. as
there hiss been bne one death. and that an
aged man. for eighteen months. and nc
sickness of any consequence. The doctors
want a change.
A protracfed meeting has been in progress
in a sc~booi-house inst across the fough
river, in Fayette county, for abont Fur
We *. under the control of Rev Milton
sh w, Of the Independent N. Church.
Ma " have been at the altar. and some
twenty-five persons have protested saving
grace. x
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PsRKER 4 PARKER.

T-,sses. ail STYLES, at c. y B'yd'S.
Bsrsains st Holderbsnm's IN men aha
ate. ladies satin dolmans a'd
.~4rulars, etc.
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NILH,RD township Sn /.

Supervisor. SanInel R~am~perg-r; Asses
snr. Josiah W. Pile Constable. J,~sph p
Wilrrs ut Judge sf Election. VIM II ii.
Baker; Inspectors. Gillian L Miller. Eman-
url En"- sup, rvis"r. Jacob s Miller.
Al-xard r Say der Daniel u. Miller, Sam
ne B .~>er. Hiram Pile. tie; Schss,i Direc-
t"rs Harrison Mason. Harrison Wiltrou'
Auditor, Ge'rre NJ. Baker; Township Clerk.
G~-.rge SNYDER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Tine culd snap Las put a stop 10 sugar
b1liHg ior Int pr,selt. Dut IItue sugar
nas been made 81 iaT this Season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-28

Justice. Thomas Resm Constable. Ba-
laam Younkin Judge of Election. John
Kregai Inspectors, Emit Cunningham. A.
J. Lenhsrt Assessor. " Andrews; Super
vis"rs. Charles Rose. VI. Hartyell. Philip
Phillippi. H. c Wi-in SchooI Directors.
H.. B Harmed. Samuel Minder: Auditor.
Ross Lytle; Township Clerk. C. s Yuon-
b.,
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LARINER township

Constable, Jacob S. Besi Judge ef Elec-
ton, jacob z Geiger: Inspectors, Otto Lo-
rentz. J. F. Biftner; Assessor. A.. o. Beal;
Supervisors, Vim. Domer. Matthias B ,wusn:
School Directors, Henry slegel. Peter Shoe
maker; Auditor. Peter weimer; Township
Clerk, J. s. Beal; Township Treasurer, J..
E. Geiger.
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Report of Dwire school for the fourth
n nth, ending February 18th. 1873:
Whole number in attendance during ths
! mo III. mails 80. females i6
Az. rsee a tendance during month. males
Is, females 10
Average attendance during term, male,
81, females Is.
Per cent of attendance during the month,
males 20. :eInales g
Per cent IT attendance during term, males
- females 7S.
The following named pupils were present
every day during the month John vought
and Harrison v.,a.ht.
Number Of visits by patrons. Ia
A. J. S~ENsowER. Teacher.
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MILF. Rp 1uwxsHIr. NORTH.

Juise of Erection. J,,se,.h II. Shulrz; In.
si-ct.r-. Freeman Enfie'd. Hiram Enahle.
~AkYERsp.LE 3 RnUGH.
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Br-e~,J J. "A Grave; Tow Council. Con.
n Beat. ID. :. c. sber. A. chamberlain. II
j. Bl,ngh, " Z Hicks. ". A. ingnisn
Constable. Samuel Hammond; High Con.
stable. John ". Pile Judge OF Election. G..
W. Eichn.r Insr%yta.n. F A. Domer. w.
A Graves, Assessor, D~nni> Murray , Schvol
Dretor>. s ID. iis-nsood. Daniel Shul,z
Auditor. II s. Bell.
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a., ~ IIolderbaum's and s'e their new
mt. and bu. your dr. goods ut cost
r,..,. were several lad, scLobi directors
-, I'm ~Philsdelplia on TUESDAY.
10 for sale by c. y. Boyd.
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"AisrT LEkF HAIS REsrokER-fiis en-
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Ne-' ss water. and. rs It's name indicstes. =.
: l-Hecfiy Vegetable Hair R-s,arrr. !, will
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II oo- not IN any manner sff-st RI.
1s~ah' which sulphur, sugar Of lesd IN
Of silver preparations have dons
2" change light u faded hair in a few
se~sGsifoig ia~y brown. Ash YOU
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Township Treasurer, Simon W. Fritz
Constable. IT, Fisher; Judge oi Election
William Dickev Inspectors. A. J. Brsnt
Ephraim Bigger Assessor, H. }. M.~grave
SUPERVISOR. josiah Brant, Nelson J. Judy
Joel Berkeley School Directon, w. b
Bittner, h. q Hay Auditor. A. z Brant
Township Clerk. simon w. Seyiis.