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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-07-24
THE WORLDS FAIR.


Is the last meeting of the Travis
County Exposition Society, held in
tie temporary capitol Saturday noon,
July y, Col. Darden presented the fol-
lowing report of committees appoint
Ell. to Hon. John w. Robertson, presi-
dens of the society.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Stephen H. Darden, Chairman.
w. c. Phillips, John w. Brown,
John ID. Fields, Giles Burdette,
-fnD e. Wallace, John M. Costley,
L-e Giles David Jones,
w. II. d. Darlington,
lsl. Rogers, j. 9. Wilson,
Geo. Larew. w. r. Davis,
j b. Rogers. j. Cacey,
~. Iglehart. Ed. Rust.
j, q. Taylor, DR.. w. Styles,
s. w. Madoris, VIM. Randam,
) IL Patterson, Fritz Hartkopf,
Clark, Joseph Spence,
S u. Sneed, Felix Smith,
n Balm, G. r. Johns,
Z. Crum, Ed. Christian, +.
Z f. Millett, =. SWenson,
AcCormack j. j. Jones.
Z l. Fillmore, A. Z. Woodbridge.
0f. j. w. VIM, Prof. Hood,
loE J.. Bickler. Prof. Anderson,
* J. SWancoat, NJ Butler.
j. Z. Taylor, w. @. Walsh,
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Provisions, Grain and Feed Stuffs.
ST LOFTS

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Flour- and lower
to sell.
Wheat fairly active but lower. closing weak
No. 2 red, S4485c; cash 841s@SIc; July
s32s@s45s; August S5H0s614; closing 864 for
September.
Corn opened higher and closed very dull at
46A@461a.
Oats dull and lower at 32c.
Whisky Steady at 81 0S.
Corn meal-EaSier at 50 1902 rs.
Provisions dull and easy. Pork S16 0O@16 25.
Bulk meats, long clear 81 80; short ribs 81 80.
but no sales.
Bacon, long clear 5000; short ribs $50
81.
Lard lower at 80.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 22.-Flour - Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat active and unsettled. advanced
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JOHN FLETCHER.

He Denies the Statement That Miss Lock
and He are Together.
ST. LOUIS, July II.
To the Editor of the Statesman.
DEAR SIR:-Glancing through your issue of
the 18th inst, which was forwarded to me by
a friend, l saw an article connecting my name
W tn that of a young lady named Sedalia Holt
whom have never had the pleasure OF seeing.
am the young llan that was connected with
the Zulu Remedy Company, and 1t is true that
/ left the company at Austin and went to st.
Louis, but wish to inform you in justice to
myself, that am innocent of the-eharge that
the statement made by you in the above named
issue, you will greatly oblige me, as wish the
parents of Miss Holt to know that am not
the party referred to-.
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DIVORCES family troubles settled cheap
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G. Address Arr0RNE Y WARD, World
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Fifty Years RGminiSCGnSG in Texas
BY Col John. j. Linn.

For sale by all booksellers. Price, $500,
Send orders to John J. Linn, Victoria, Texas.
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The session o 1SS4-e5 will commence Sep
TENDER 2. and continue forty weeks. Situation
retired, and surroundings favorable to intel
lectual and moral development.
Apply to principal for catalogues.
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John ;. bacon, Louisiana; Shreve
port.
. Charles v. Porter, Natchitoches
lodge; Natchitoches.
John II. Reeves, Red River; Cou-
shatta.
lack T. Black, Jefferson lodge,
Gretna.
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Sales. go.
July. ..10-54@l0-63 November. 1O-OS010-11
August, .10-52910-55 December. 1O-o8@1011
September. 1O-4OG11O-41 January. .10-14O1o-15
October. . -. 10 1901O-21 February. .1O-25@10-28
NEW YORK, July 22.-Spot closed dull and
eaSy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

...rs AENIoA SANE-Ihe best
... v.,lF f,r Cuts. Bruises Ulcers.
Fever Sores, Tetter ChaTTed
la. aims. Corns. and aN Skin
ia positively cures Pile. or ne
ro3. D. IS guaranteed 10 give per
.arion or money refunded Price
-E- box. For salcbv c. y. Boyd.
un-9
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DIED.

FISHER.-On the 9Th inst, near Stoyes-
town, Charles Earl Fisher Oldest son of
Heary and Annie E. Fisher, aged 3 years
aud II days.
LAPE.-March p, 1884, John Welch
Lape, son of Philip and .Catharine Lape,
aged years and II days.
JOB unie was a brother of Mrs. Fisher,
who is now doubly afflicted in the loss of
her son and her little brother, both dying of
mem branous Group within a few weeks of
each other. Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not, for Of such is
the Kingdom of Heaven f.
WALKER.-M March 5, 1854, near Conhu-
ence. Ida NJ, only daughter of John A. and
Susan Walker, aged IA years, months and
il days,
She united with the Lutheran church one
year before her death For three weeks her
sufferings were great, but she bore them
with Christian fortitude, and when death
came she, looking up to heaven, smiled, and
calmly fell asleep IN Jesus.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep;
\ calm and undisturbed repose,
Tnbroken bv the dread of foes
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Mr II. J. Picking, who bad gone 10 Phil
adelphia for the purpose Of having surgi-
cal oneratiou performed for dangerous
tumor that is growing in his throat return
ed home last week. The physician whom he
con suited thought It was not advisable 10
attempt the operation. Several years ago
a lemon seed lods sed in Mr.. Pickings thrca'
and ali attempts TO dislodge II proved iuiile'
II became imbedded in the muscles oi 'he
throat; and ceased for the time to cause any
Inconvenience. la .y il has been more
troublesome ana Mr. Picking, went to fhila-
delphia for the purpose Of having il remov-
ed. He seems 10 have been benefited oy
the trip, and is feeling better than before
he left
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

Mr. George NJ oyster. OF the firm Of Geo
Washington d. c. was in Somerset over
sunday This firm are large patrons Of the
Somerset Dairy Company, and have han
died the product OF Somerset County Diaries
for the past thirty years. Mr. Oyster return
cd home Monday morning.
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Ireasurer's Sale
UNSEATED LANDS.

4 GREEABLE 20 the provisions OF an Act ..
"A Assembly, directing the Mode of selling I'm
seated Lands tor taxes, passed the 18th day OF
March. A. ID. 1915 AMI the several supplements
thereto. The Treasurer Of Somerset County
hereby gives notice tnat, unless the County
Scho i. building and Rosd taxes, due on tho fol-
lowing Unseited iands are paid before the day OF
sale the whole or such part ote ach tract parcel
OF land as will psy the taxes and cots. will he
sold ut the Court House. in Somerset Borough, on
Monday. th- 9sb Day Of Juae. 1851. i.
Tor the ?rrearages OF taxes due and the cOSts ae-
rfIeb fberf,,r
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Confluence IrEMs.

The r. & o. shipped a carload Of Italians
here to work on the grade for the new track.
Dr. b. A Fichtner, received from the State
Fish Commission about 2o,o00 trout fry,
which he had planted, near the source in q
number of the trout streams in this end of
the county.
Ida, only daughter OF John 4. and Susan
Walker, near this place, died on Sth inst, in
the 10Th, year of her age. Ida united with
the Lutheran Church about year ogo, and
lived a life worthy her profession. Her
gentle and amiable disposition made her
quite a favorite among her acquaintances.
She suffered intensely for three weeks, and
when the hand of dissolution came..she died
as only true child of God can die. The
friends have the sympathy of the entire
community. y
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The tickets. and all the necessary blanks
for holding the delegate election on April
9th have been forwarded by Chairman Scott
% the different Committeeman. heticSets
contain the names of the four candidates for
delegates Mes>rs. Cover Livengood. Har-
risou. and srangler, and Will be distributed
TO the voters by the Committeeman. Each
voter viii strike of two Of the names a.
there are only two delegates to be elected.
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. IRIBUTE or RESPECT.
The following resolutions were adopted by
Somerset Lodge No AS I. o. %. F. relative
to the death OF Jacob j. kmmell:
WHEREAS In the providence OF God We
are again called upon to mourn the loss ola
brother. Jacob F. Kimmell is dead. lie
has passed from the sun 10 the unsun, from
the Lodge below to the Graed Lodge
above.
In the death OF Brother Kimmcil thecom-
munity LAS lest an honest. upright, Chris
tian citizen. the neighborhood a faithful
and kind urizlbor his family an affection
ate and devoted husband and father, and
hi, Lodge worthy and beloved brother
one who loved and cherished the principles
OF our Order, Who obeyed its mandates and
submitted 20 all irs requirements. And
WHEREAS, il is Gtang that We should
cherish the memory of our departed brother
and send words of comfort and coincidence
10 his afflicted family. therefore
Res,ired That this Lodge learned with
deep regret and SORROW of the death O!
Brother Jacob T. kiminel, late member
OF this Lodge aud We hereby extend 20 the
family ut tie deceased sincere coincidence in
their bereavement.
Eest're@ That tine services of Brother ia
cob p. KimmeH "a, an odd Fellow, were
eyer marked by fidelity to his convictions OK
duty, by industry and patience in his ,abors
for the welfare of the Lodge, and for the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

Last week tn following changes Of place
for doing business were made among our at
torpcvs. 4. g. Oele Esq, took possession Of
his new office in Mr. Ia. McDoweli's brick
building. on Main Gross street; Coloorn *
Colborn moved their Offices into rooms IN
the Odd Fellows building, next 10 ). H.
snyder * Co 3 store Messrs. J. L. Edie and
Dennis Meyers moved into room IN The
same building. Immediately back Of Colborn
and Colborn's rooms II. +. schell and
John r Scott. Esqr-s took possession OF the
handsome pair Of Offices vacated by Colborn
& Colborn. in the Mammoth Block.
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Nr. A. J. LuiI. last week disposed of his
interest in ,he Somerset Dairy Comrany TO
his PARTNER, Mr George II. Love. who will
coutinue the business under the old name.
Mr. LuU will return to his home in New
York state this week where he will engage
IN the dairy business with Mr.. +. \. Sage
During the five years that Mr.. Lull has lived
in Somerset he has made many warm friends
who Will be sorry to see him leave. His
business relations with our people have been
Of the most pleasant and satisfactory charac-
ter. ard he takes with him the best wishes Of
all who know him.
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Harness. Saddles, Brides. Whips,
A MENDMENTS TO BOROUGH


BE il orda ined by the authority Of the Burgess
and Town Council of Somerset Borough, and 1t IS
hereby urdai ined,
That from and after the passage Of this ordi
nance Section No Of the Borough Ordinance be
amended. so n sto read ms follows, viz:
That the High Constable shall take up and i'm
pound any boar, barrow sow, sh0at or pig. ram.
wether, eve. lamb or sheep. goose or geese, and
goats found running at large within the limits Of
slid borough from and after the 18th day of April
1884 and proceed TO make public sale thereof al
ter public notice by at least six advertisement
put up in the most public places Of said borough
Tor two days, unless the owner or owners shall
previous 10 The sale, pay or tender to said officer
the sum Of iiity cents head for each boar, barrow
SOW. shOat pig. ram. wether, eve, lamb 0c
sheep. goose or geese, aud goats, 50 impounded.
together with the expenses Of keeping and all
other costs.
That all ordinances 10 which penalties at
tached are hereby amended, so as to read, Shall
pay a fine of-d dollars, OF undergo imprisonment
in the borough lookup. not exceeding i hours.
either or both. at the discretion of the Burgess.
Enacted and subscribed this 25th day Of March,
A. D., lss4.
Attest LC. COLBORN.
LA RUE NJ. HICKS, Burgess.
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URSINA BOROUGH.

Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a. N.
S.-PeIsuus passing taxes on any or the lands
advertised, before day of sale, Will be charged rs
ents for advertising ana fees.
JOHN II. WIENER, Treasurer.
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mas. 'ihAtf A I u
232 Main Street

AS EDIToR's TEIBUrE-Theron L. Keator,
Editor Of IT. Wayne, Ind, Gazette,
writes "For the past FIVE years have always
used DR.. Kings New Discovery, for coughs
Of most severe character, as well as for those
of a milder type. 1t never fails to effect Il
speedy cure. Ny friends to whom | have
recommended il speak Of it in same high
cough have had for five years | consider
il the only reliable and sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, etc" Gail at c. y. Boyd's
Drug Store and geta Free Trial Bottle. Large
Size 81 90
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I Bic BLAZE AZ MEYEEsDALE-Shortly af-
ter noon Saturday, the large team Touring
mill OF A. +, John, at Meyersdale was dis
covered to be on fire, and in ashort time the
large four-story building with its valuable
contents was smouldering heap of ashes.
The fire was first discovered by a dense vol
ume Of smoke issuing from lage boiling
chest on the fourth floor, and shortly after
this discovery the entire upper portion Of
the building was in flames The fire Is sup
posed TO have originated from friction Of
machinery. The mill had only been in
operation about two months, and was the
largest and best in the county. II was filed
with all the most improved machinery. Il
is said TO have cost Mr. John twenty-five
thousand dollars. There We're eleven ihous-
and bushels of wheat in the building, which
was mostly destroyed There was twenty
three thousand dollars insurance on the
building and its contents. The engine
house, standing close by was Of stone, and
was not greatly damaged. From the mill
the flame spread to the large ware hoase Of
!. I. ShIplcy, filled with buggies, wagons.
agricultural implements and machinery.
This building was also destroyed, but much
of its contents was saved, Mr.. Shipley, had
an insurance Of twenty-five hundred dollars
We have not heard what his loss amounted
to. The next building III the way of the
flames wasthe two-story frame hotel owned
by Mrs. :. J.. Baor. This with its contents
was also destroyed. The building was insur-
ed to the amount Of three hundred dollars,
and the furniture to the amount of two hun
dred, which 1t is thought nearly covers the
loss.
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Mr.. Z. L. Horner, is building a shop on
the upper end Of Captain John H. Miller's
lot, on Union street.
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DELAWARE RIVER CHEMICAL WoEKs,



BAL GIL q SONS,
Pbaadlpdia FEB. 1, 1851.
To FAEWEEs or .PENNsYLyANIA:
Gentleman For oyer twenty-eight years
We have manufactured Raw-B Bone PhCs-
phate, and our brands have become house
hold words in nearly every section Of the
country In many communities the demand
tor them has increased, while in Others the
sales have declined, on account Of the pref
erence for lower-priced goods Six years
ago. finding that the demand for goods of
lower cost had becOmealmOst universal. and
having peculiar advantages of raw materials
and manufacturing facilities, we determined
To meet this demand and introduced a
twenty-five dollar Phosphate, made by new
process exclusively our own. The quick
ness with which this Phosphate spTang into
use among intelligent farmers, will be shown
by the following statement:
OF the SO Phosphate there were sold
During 1873. l,2S7 Tons.
iS-0, J,95I
1851, 5,l41
lSS2 S2SS
lSs3, lUI72
The reports of the action OF the 50 Phos-
phate have been satisfactory IN every case
from wide inquiry. We want 10 be inform
ed upon this point very plainly, as it l. our
interest to know ifthe article continue to
produce good results We will thank any
farmer, having used the 50 Phosphate with
disappointing results, to let us hear from
him with full facts. Yours Truly.
BAUGH d SONS.
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Great interest Is being taken in the dele
gate election, and the indications are that a
goood vote will be polled. The larger the
better. Turn out Republicans.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

CHuRrH Er-OPEvIve.-On sunday morn
ing April % 1854. tine N. T. Church, somer-
set. Pa, now being fescood and re-rainted,
will De opened agaIn for divine worship. on
that occasion Rev. Y. Luccock, Of PIttsburs,
the eloquent Young minister. who several
wears aeo ofiiciat,d as pastor Of this congre-
cation. has promised TO De with us and 10
preach the re-ouening sermon. \ cordial
invitation to the public is hereby extended.
COMMITTEE.
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The bottom seems 70 have fallen out of
our country roads. They were never in
worse condition than they are this spring.
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T. Y himmell, Esq, Of Meyersdale has
been spending the past few days in Somer
set.
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Republicans, don't fail to attend the spe-
cisi primary election next Saturday, April
5.h.
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NOTE THIs-If any Of our readers have
private receipts for liniment, family medi
ciues, horse powders, etc. that they desire
TO have compounded, they will do well to
consult Campbell the Druggist, 264 Main
street JohnstOwn HIS stock OF drugs, dye
s;ufis. etc, IS not only fresh but pure, and
his prices reasonable. His aim is to please
his customers, and be knows that the way
20 do this is by selling strictly pure goods at
reasonable figures. Don't forget the name
and number 26i Main St. Johnstown.
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X. +. Patterson Esq, of Stoystown. is
spending few days in Somerset.
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Call az James b. Holderbaum's and see
the Perry Sp-ing-t0oth Harrow, when in
Town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

Editor Werner, OF the lockwood Tine
dropped in ua Us saturday. Call again.
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Mr. josiah Brani, proprietor of the Glade
House, Is confined TO his bed bv sickness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

The present cold snap has given new
lease Of life TO sugar boiling.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

Three cars loaded with Champion Mowers
and Reapers consigned to james Il. Holder
baum, arrived at the depot Monday morn
ing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

would respectfully inform my friends Of
Somerset county that ! have opened a new
drug store al 232 Main Street, JohnStown,
Pa, where / would be pleased to see them.
Ny stock consists of Pure Drugs, Chemicals
and Fancy Goods generally. At this season
/ would call attention 10 the insectrades
such as Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White Heliebore, Persian Insect Powder
ETC. When in need of anything in the
drug line cone and see me or write for
prices. All inquiries cheeffully answered.
CHAs GRIEFiTH
gQD Rfa;, S,r,.,
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Following is the report Of the Casebeer
Somerset Township school, for the entire
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

that Joseph G. Richardson, who sued the
School Directors Of Adams township for a
months salary today received at the office of
Justice Fisher, 50 in settlement Of the
claim. The Directors IN addition, paid the
costs, which amounted to Sl4, anda lawyers
lee OF s..
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' '''''''7 3D. . '''' u ~ ''''' So
heading Tor the country
mi curtain nets Just COM
Mrs. a. q. UNI
-l,.an and Labrador Her
......t. ke.IerG Sanuer's.
Horse brushes ''rryc'hlos'
James B. Holderoaum s-
ID. .,at c7rss, sold anywhere Jast
Nlps A e. Inn.
7,...--,,.- 1.r.o
-, -. So,
."e 40. '-aI' anu ! '''''1'' '.' ''''
., ..u
~ % i..
So, NJ H..
. .-amns god men are on their
'-...N '' D"--H ''''U ''''7'''' , ~
Town CAD '' l'"''' ''' p ''''''
"-'
.. hats at half price. From -
.a. bas. ha. so Stock.
Nm. TErDwrlL.
.-. l..f.., mad. 5, 1.aIl ,be
.....i,o,.,o,l T,.opo-spce
.......i,,i, Atr,,ps ,u the
..I...
.s
"'',s- w. '''
" - w,
re and varied stock Of N"Ha'E .
sn- cards and chromo- a"|
Hal Texts iorSunday Schools, .
Book Store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
-. l... :, ..-i.s Ais,
..........r' .,..,.., ,, .,-i..s ,or- ,s
r,,r .c pr~sf-.
,''N '> ''--.'''''''
.....l..f.1-.., :. ..al.,,,. e., b.,ip (
.l...--...r,-..,-. ,-.7 .oI.
.. -.
.-.. 100000 ucw brick for sale, F.
rr -s'l bv the hundred OF thous-
.rr--e.
Ross DAVIS * Go.
r.. Lime Company Is now sell .
ln. at eight cents. delivered on /
-....- works For orders. write 70 I
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

The following named pupils attended
every day during the term:
samuel Bowman, Simon Casebeer, Charles
Caycomb, Martin Miller, Ida Bowman,
Mary Bowman, Gertrude Launtz.
Citizens, | thank you fer your co-opera-
ton in the school work. Send your chill
dren regularly, for regularity means sue
cess. Also. see to i that you get new fur
nitGre for your schoolroom.
J. G. GNAGY. T Teacher
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Ia another column viii be found the ad-
vertisem ent Of Isaac Simpson, Lveryman,
aud Saddle and Harness maker. Any one in
need ofanything in his line Will DO well to
consult his advertisement.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-02

Did you make your first of April pay
ments?