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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The liquor war IS being waged with con-
siderable vigor in Somerset at present.
During tbepast week there were twenty-one
prosecutions for violations the liquor laws
brought against the proprietors ofour three
hotels and their bartenders. The cases are
down for trial at February term Of Court,
which commences next Monday. The mat
ter has created considerable feeling, and has
been the one topic Of conversation for the
past four OF five days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

A large portable engine with hoistinE ap-
paratus etc, attached, was hauled from the
Somerset station 10 the Laurel Hill tunnel
by Mr. James Saylor, last week. II made
a heavy load at places the wagon wheels
cut through the hard pike up to the hub,
but Mr. Saylor's four strong horses, assisted
by two mules. pulled it through.
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LIST OF CAUSES

For trial at February Term, 1854 commencing
the 18th day
FIRsI wEKR.
H. II Lohr et al VS. F. Lung.
Isaiah Rodgers vs.. B x o. X. =. Go Garnishees.
William Sutervs- Nicholas Appel.
Elizabeth Lenhart's use -. the Twp. OF Jenner.
acOb t.mericH vs.. !. T.. Kennel.
EEsOND WEEK.
J. Il. Hendricksons heirs IS. &. J. Harrison et nj.
David Hull vs. John Pareers widow and heirs.
Same ". Same
Samuel Po0rbaugh W Peter &. Meyers.
David !. Blough yS..SimOn Thomas.
Levi kaufman ys. Same.
Matthias Bowman and wife vs. VIM. Deeter.
David J. PhiIiippi et n vS. p. \ .. K. r CO.
John Mahaney vs.. Catharine Walker.
q. W. lurley vs. John Ravenscrait
N. II. Hartzelrs use V. som. Mech Works Lin.
Josiah NJ. Hay We. Jshn Williams ct al.
W. II. Deeter VS. Matthias Bowman.
Elizabeth DIiller's right VS.. Edw. X Ann Ginder.
John Fisher vs.. Jacob J. Bowman.
Proty. s Office. :. U. TRENT.
Jany 50. 1854. Prothonotlry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

An exchange gives the boys this rebuke
Leap year gives young lodies gentleman
privileges in making love- Yes. perhaps il
docs, But no respectable young man will
have anything to do with young lady who
takes a position on the street corner and
sauirts tobacco juice on their coat tails
Nor would II look well for dozen or more
Young ladies to loaf around in front of :
church for an hour and half on Sunday
night. sparring and knocking one another
hats Off and dancing ira lala on the side
walk in order to kill time until the congre
CATION is dismissed, and then buckle up TO Z
young man and escort him homo.
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Cook & BEERIrs.

There was good bit Of friendly rivalry
between the aspirants for the various town
ship offices, at the primary Saturday. The
turnout was unusually arge. The ticket
nominated will be found elsewhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The Roller Process Flour for sale by Messrs
Keller & Sanner, has had large run. They
have just received new lot which will be
sold about 90 per cent. lower than the price
heretofore asked in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

At the department encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic held at Ian
caster, the compander-in-chief,i in q letter,
advocated the gathering up Of all the old
soldiers who are inmates Of the different
poorhouses and providing home for them.
The encampment appointed a committee to
,,-r,- y, D., por,,o into afact
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

No matter how high OF low mans stas
tion in life may be, he is not exempt FROM
the ills which the flesh is heir to. The
measles attacked apetit juryman at Bedford
last week, and came very near ardemoralizing
the Court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The two Republican papers Of Bedford are
to be consoli dated this week, and will here
after be published under the name Of Repu5-
Ecai- Inquirer, by Mr.. John Jordan, former
ly Of the Inquirer, and Messrs. Lutz & Smith
formerly Of the Republican. The two to
gether ought certainly to make one good
paper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

Housekeepers, remember that at the New
Mammoth Furniture Store of Coffroth &c
Co, can be seen the largest stock of Furni-
ture kept in Somerset county, and at prices
so low as to suit all who wish TO purchase
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

Our aged and esteemed friend, Mr.. Daniel
T.. Davis, Is confined to his house from inju-
ries sustained in falling from his hay-mow
last week
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BAUGH & Sons PHosPHATEs.-We are pow
prepared TO take orders for these doods, and
quote as follows at our ware house or track
Somerset Station, Baugh Il Sons
Double Eagle per ton, 5000
Dissolved Bone, s35. 90
No. 1. Fine Bone, $1,000
Cook q BEERITs.
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GBAss SEEDs-Haye in stock large quantity
prime timothy, very low in price. Also
small and mammoth clover at prices low as
can be sold.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The Collins Brothers, of Philadelphia,
who have large contract on the South
Penn Railroad in this county, have rented
Mr.. Gastiger's new dwelling house on the
hill east of the cemetery. They will occupy
it with their families on the first Of April
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

Messrs. Good & Schrock. shipped a car
load ofsixteen horses from this place to the
Eastern market, Tuesday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

BY reference to our advertising columns,
any Of our readers wishing to purchase a
desirable farm in this county, will see that
William II. Miller, Executor of Jacob J..
Miller deceased, offers at private sale Just
such a property as they may want
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The members OF the Somerset bar who
were in Philadelphia attending the Supreme
Court, returned home Friday and Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20
BEAVER COLLEGE
DRIDGE SALES.

The Commissioners OF Somerset County Will Of
fer to let at public outcry, the premises, TO the
lowest and best bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH u. 1854,
at o'clock p. NJ, the repai ing Of the old abut-
ments for a Combination Bridge, over Casselinan
river, near Jonas Lichtys. in Elklick township,
Somerset County, Pa. where the public highway
leading from Meyersdale 10 salisbury crosses said
stream At the same time and place they win
sell the old bridge.
ALSO
On THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1854, at Il n. the
building of one new abutment for Combination
Bridge over Coxes' Greek, near Milford station,
Milford Township. county aforesaid. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Commissioners
Once, after the 23th OF February.
ALSO
Sealed proposals for the superstructure Of a
Combination Bridge over Casselman River, near
the house Of Jonas Lchty, as above described,
will be received at the Commissioners office up 20
10 o'clock A. NJ. FRIDAY, MARCH II, IsS4,
said superstructure TO be placed on abutments rs
feet apart.
For a Combination Superstructure Of a Bridge
over Coxes Creek, near Milford Station, as above
described. to be placed abutments 60 feet
apart. Proposals received up 10 the same time as
above. The roadvsys OF both bridges Will be II
feet
ADAM S. SHAFFER,
JOSEPH HORNER,
Attest - II. W. BRUBAKER.
ID J. HoRNER Clerk Commissioners
ieb2o.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

Sunday evening collection was taken up
in our different churches, for the relief of
the sufferers by the late flood,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

ADVERTISED LETTERs.-The following let
ters remaining in the office at Somerset,
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not
called for before March /, 1854:
Anderson. Miss Felicia Baldwin, Sam'l
Crossen, Charley Galloway Rob't, .; Gar
Wy Michael Human. Hero Holeman,
john Jones. Josiah IL. Lewis, Mrs. Mari
all Messrs. McGovern Bros. Mory, Evan
Miller, Mrs. Jacob H. Miller. Emanuel :
Pile, w. II. Snyder, Mrs. Victoria; Wal
ter, John D.; Walter, William; Wingard,
Miss Nav.
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Mr.. A. J. Lull of the Somerset Dairy
Company, left for his home in New Berlin,
New York, Saturday. He expects to be alb
sent several weeks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

some little maple sugar was made last
week. and our grocers are retailing "spotsie"
over their counters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The excitement is running very bipb op
the temperance question in this place and
the end is not yet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

Mr.. Thomas Barnett disposed of his hard
ware store Monday morning to Mr.. James
j. Holberbaum.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

There are some fifty criminal cases down
Tor trial at next weeks term of Court.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

At the nominating convention held in
the arbitration room in the Court House n,
Saturday evening by the Republicans Of
Somerset Borough, the following ticket was
placed in nomination and will b" elected
to-day, Tuesday Burgess. /. c. Colborn
Town Council c. y Boyd, for years :
F. Picking, for years G. F. RhoadS, for
year school Directors, C.-J. Harrison. J.
NJ. Cook: Assessor, Chambers Huston
Judge Of election. J. Il. Edie; Inspector
John II. Huston Constable ;. j. Snyder
High Constable. William Gilbert Auditor
John y. Snyder; Street Commissioner, Dan
! iel T. Davis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

Ihe rate OF taxation for county purposes
ior 1854, viii be seven mills on the dollar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

AUcrIoy Auction We will have auc-
ton next Saturday, and every day during
Court week, until our entire stock Of Dry
Goods and Notions is closed out, to quit
business.
A. NATHAN's,
Baers Block,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

/ Now is the time when people inquire
When does lent begin p" We give few
dates Ash-Weduesday falls on February
9th the first Sunday in Lent falls on
March 2nd Palm-Sunday falls on April
nth; Easter-sunday comes OR April 18th.
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Amount ofCapital.

The following Directors were elected to serve
during the ensuing year: William Baker, q. J.
Miller Samnel Barclay, Andrew WOy, John
Speicher, Abram Beam, Conrad Miller, james
Parson. and John Hicks, of Somerset County,
BENJAMIN Kline and Samuel Matthews Of Fayette
County, and Leonard Bittner, of Bedford County,
Pa.
The following Officers were continued for the
ensuing year, viz Samuel Barclay, President,
and Jonn Hicks, Secretary and Treasurer.
BY order of the Board of ID irectOrs.
Oifice Som. Co. NJ. lns 90. JOHN HICKS,
Somerset, Feb, !, 1854. Secretary.
fah
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NNOTICE.

NNoroE
My wife, Sarah, having left my bed and board
without Just provucation, the public Is hereby
cautioned not 10 trust or harbor her my account
as will not be responsible for any debts of her
contracting.
DANIEL SEChLER.
fcbl3et. Turkeyfoot, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

kEPLT TO SoFIHEAD.
Mr.. Editor IL noticed in the Somerset
/ Democrat this week a reply to the piece
which appeared in the columns of the HER
ALE of last week, concerning the Union
Spelling-bee that was held about two weeks
age, and which was 4 success, too, as every
one must say that attended it, if they want
to tell the truth about it.
But the adage is, Tramp on dogs tail,
and he will yell" Therefore, as soon as /
saw this yell in the Democrat thought to
myself some one got tramped, and when they
saw they were so badly beaten they thought
they would yell for the old Democratic pa
per and sign it Citizen, to make the people
believe it was really so. But it was a mis-
take to sign it Citizen, They ought to have
signed it Soft-head, with the brains knocked
out, for we haye no citizen in our district
propagate a - like this was in the Somerset
Democrat. 1t was surely a Democrat that
did it.
The citizens of our district are all good,
'NiiHDiN men, anu ieSftCA thS tSdOhSi' Nj.
II. F. Barrone, too much, and know that
he is an able instructor for their young, and
would therefore not write falsely about him.
Ii is not necessary for me TO say any more
about this spelling, only endorse every
word that Spectator said in the HERALD,
and would say to you, Mr.. Soft-head, let
your brains gather awhile, and then givs US
the truth, and sign your name right. Let
us hear from you, Softy.
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m Nna week at home. 20 outfit free.
W l., pay absolutely sure. No risk. Cap
<NhH hital not required. Reader, IL you
UOOwant business at which persons Of
ether sex, young or old, can make great pay all
the time they work, with absolute certainty,
write for particulars 10 H. HALLErT, Portland,
Mrine. lal<o
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The robins and blue birds were with rs
last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The weather still continues mild and
spring Ike.
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comulittee Meeting!

.,ba-. Of the Republican County
are hereby notified to meet in
..-.+on Room in the Court House, at
.. Tuesday Of Court, February
-oo'rlock p. N. A full attendance
-.uiree is urgently requested.
GEO. w. PILE,
--.s-r Chairman.
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We, the underzigned Commissioners of Somer-
set county, in conformity with the law. have or
,lered the accompanying account of the receipts
and expenditures Of said county for the year 1855
10 be published and hereby certify that the above
statement Of outstanding taxes due said county Is
correct as per records In the Treasurer and Tom
missioner's offices.
ADAM 5. SHAFFER,
Attest - JOSEPH HORNER,
u. J. HoREER, II. w. BRUBAkER,
Clerk, Commissioners.
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Court next week.

Castle spangler contains nineteen unfor
tunates.
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Bresecker, Mr.. L.; Grow, Mrs. Jane
Doherty, VIM. Miller, Emanuel: Rishbe
gar, Robert, >.
y. c, DAVIS, z. NJ.
February IS, 1884.
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I tApNaANs4'a' - tAaN'' HSA.AiaiNNa'
BRoTHERsvALLEY ITEMS.
Albert Bittner is down with an attack of
pneumonia.
VIM. y. Coleman is lying dangerously i'll
at his home near Pine Hill.
quite a lot Of maple sugar was made in
this township last week, by those who took
the season by the forelock.
The coal trade along the Buffalo Valley is
exceedingly dull. Ofcoursc the election of
Carlisle, the free-trader, as Speaker. and
Democratic supremacy in the House, are
the cause.
The Sandy Hollow society is still flour
fishing. Question for debate next Thursday
evening: Pesolred. That the classics should
be taught in the language in which they
were written.
As spring advances, the number of agents
.af all kinds increases. Lock out for him.
Already there is hardly week passes but
that an agent of some patented concern calls
on the farmer to sell him either a tdrB, or
township right.
The schools Of the township are all doing
as well as can be expected. Two weeks
more will close the present term, and no
one will be more delighted than the small
boy, who feels just as though he had been
released from five months Imprisonment
lin the county Jail.
Nj Mowry, from the eastern part of the
State, is at present in this neck o woods
buying horses. This is the second time for
him this winter lie is genial, square up
and down man, and bought quite a lot of
of horses in this section. He seems to know
that Brothersyalley farmers keep as good
stock all around as can be found in any
other township in the county.
Last Thursday dead man was found on
the railroad track. a little below the Berlin
station. The night train had run over HIM,
cutting off both legs close to the body, and
when found in the morning he was cold in
death. An examination revealed the fact
,fhat he also had a bullet hole clear through
/ MS n0au, ana liltIt are Suspicious VI lOul
play. Deceased was an Irish laborer FROM
the Allegheny tunnel, and was about forty
years of age. He was in Berlin the previous
day and imbibed pretty freely. His inten-
ton was to go to Connellsylle the next day.
A little money, and trifiing articles were
found on his person. He was buried in the
cemetery at Berlin
see that quite a number ofthe editors
of the leading newspapers in the flooded
districts are bothered about the philosophy
and science of these floods Now, | think
there is no occasion TO get excited over this
matter at all. Every reading and thinking
person knows that the rule is thaw Of
some kind in January sometimes it is put
off till in February, and remember there are
exceptions to every rule. And occasionally
this part of the job is put into the hands of
BOYS. and no doubt lit was controlled by
them this year, and you all know how boys
are they are very apt to overdo thing,
and it seems that they oyerdid the thing
considerably in the late thaw, and this Is
about all the science there is about it.
Now AND THEN.
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TERMS no SUBSCRIBERS.
&. TKI1L TRIP"

:. IRI1L TRIP
We offer a months subscriptsOn, as a " Trial
Trip for so cents, which can be remitted by post
age stamps, Payment Of 81 10 in additi0nwill Sc
cure the balance of years subscription.
Send postal card for free specimen copy, and
judge for yourself. Address
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

He Cor THERE.-Wm. McGregor a native
Of the Emerald Isle, stepped into Mr.. Henry
Kregar's meat market Saturday night, and
shouldering quarter Of beef, coolly walked
of with it. Mr.. Krc-ar caught sight Of him
lust as he was turning the corner, and call
ing an officer had him arrested, 4 short
time before this McGregor had been heard
inauiring Of friend what he could do to
get put to jail for the next three months,
till work on the new railroad could be had
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-20

The following ticket was placed in nom
nation by the Republicans Of Somerset
township Saturday No. l, Judge Of Election
Charles l. Shaver: Inspector, William
y. Barndt; No. , Judge of Election,
Perry Jmberger; Inspector, John Kline
Constable, William W. Brown; School Di-
rectors, John J. Darr, Adam 5. Miller Su-
pervisors, George Sumpstein, Henry Pritts
Benjamin Stutzman, Lemuei II. Auman
Assessor, Washington F. Countryman
Register Assessor David \. Swank: Town
ship Clerk, Charles H. Smucker Township
auditor. Uriah S. Meler.
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Report Of Casselman school for the sever
al months past:
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oNERsET TWP, Feb. 16, 1851.

MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP.-The maple
sugar makers have already obtained some
sap, although the present weather is not
particularly favorable for operations in the
camp. Last season was not a very profitable
one for those engaged in this branch of in
dustry in this section, but it is thought that,
with favorable weather, an unusually large
>amount of both syrup and sugar will be
made this spring. Few persons have any
idea of the magnitude that this business has
assumed. A few years ago it was confined
both in its manufacture and consumption,
to small localities in various parts of the
country. Now, while it i by no means de.
yeloped to its fullest capacity, it is neverthe-
less quite an important branch of industry
as well as valuable article of commerce.
Large numbers of people are engaged during
the season in the manufacture of both sugar
and syrup. The former is graded, the better
qualities commanding gilt-edge prices The
syrIp is put up in both large and small
packages-in casks and neat tin cans, and in
bottles. Such leading firms as the Thur
ber's, in New York, handle both pro
duets constantly, aud have an enormous
trade in them, more particularly in the large
cities and towns.
The sugar-maple tree is most abundant
north of latitude 90 and east of the MisSis-
sippi River; in the Southern States it is found
only along the mountains. The making Of
sugar and syrup sconfined almost exclusive
ly to the States of New Hampshire, Yer
mont Massachusetts New York Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia, West Virginia Kentucky,
Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin Vermont
takes the lead, and produces annually about
ten million pounds Of sugar and Il proper
tionate amount of syrup. pennsylvania
makes about two million pounds per year of
sugar. Her product Of syrup is small The
total amount of sugar manufactured in the
United States is abort thirty six mil
lion pounds per year. Her produce of
syrup is small. The total amount Of syrup
manufactured in the United States is about
two anda-half million gallons
The increase in ten years, as shown bv the
census, has net been as large as might
be supposed, fact doubtless due in a great
to the destruction OF maple trees
The loss from this cause will scarcely be as
great in the future as it has been in the
past, on account Of the constantly-increas-
ing value Of and demand for the sugar and
syrup, which will induce farmers topreserve
the trees. Beside. the manufacture Of the
articles is conducted now with much more
skill and care than formerly, and a larger
production is thus obtained
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THE INDEPENDENT.
Somerset County
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE Company
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. u, 1883.

RECEIPTS.
To Bal in Treas. as per last re-
port December 81, 's2.....
To cash reed on new polices IS
sued during the year ISs3...
To cash reed on renewals dur
ing loNJ..,-.-
To cash on Assessments collected
during the year lSs3...........
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EtasHs ARNcA SALyE-The best
'a tle world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers,
-Aslm Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
s Chlblains. Corns, and ALI Skin
'l'rs. and positively cures Piles. or no
i1roL II is guaranteed to give per
-''acii0n or money refunded. Price
-1 per box. For sale by c. \. Boyd.
iun20.
'tlgiNG SgELEToS.-Mr Z. Springer.
ani,5urE. Pa. writes II was afiiict-
lung fever and abscess on lungs,
'aileed 10 a walking skeleton. Got a
y. bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discoy-
assumption, which did me so much
nag bought dollar bottle. After
'-'ee bottles, found myself once more
completely restored to health. with
appetite. and a gain in flesh of 40
-'l a. G. \. Bovd's Drug Store and
+. ~ lrial bottle of this certain cure for
~ diseases. Large bottles SiOO.
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BY cash poid Henry Hoymann
loss by fre. e.....................s2 900 90
BY cash paid G.. J. Miller for al
Justing above loss. ............ 90
BY cash paid !. POorbaugh and
wife on loss mot due. D.......--. so 90
by cash pd J, B. Critchfeld In
full for damage by fire........ . 90
BY cash paid Mrs. Rose Ann
Beck for damage by fire.. l 80
BY cash paid HERALD Printing
Company, for Blanks sc ..... l. %
BY amount paid for office rent
and fuel for one year......... IS 90
BY amt pd. for postage station
cry office furniture. e.......... - Il
By amt. pd. one years salary as
Secretary ana Treasurer ...--. 100 90 ~ s.
Balance in hands OF Agents and -
Treasurer rer................. 52l 3
Amt OF premium notes In force. 37,e4 q
III. -.-tn q
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.r NaRKFT.-Main Street We have
-Il.l q large Refrigerator TO our Meat
t- r which all meats can be kept coo'
ar Mutton. Beef, Pork. &c, kept
taa- on hand. Open deily. Parties
smat can have it kept In the Refrig-
until wanted
.ayc. also, 10000 rev brick for sale,
We VIII sell by the hundred or thous-
ta 'aw price.
n A. -