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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06
A / Hlleman. AddIson

A ]. Hneman, Addison
! Township. .....-..-- ...lss5 loOl 10
'STd Tdvpsbipi iibahris' Ai' 572 30
Charles A Henley, Berlin
borOus Oush..-..--.-.......-.. 0O' W
! Alexander Musser, Broth
crsyaley township. 2lOO W
! Danl Hoffman, Conemaugh
township. p.............-... l'o ~
/ John Gibson, Confluence
jerry aqt' Folk, EiEiicli town a,,. :,
Noah Lint, Grcenyillo
township .-.-..... 0'o o
David Gardner, Jefferson
township. .-...-.-.---.-.. ii~f %
Thcs Gallagher. Jenner o,o, o.
Jacob +. Kauty, Jenner-
town burUug lV' 20
Ouo LOrenIz, Larimer
J. W BurKholder Lower
Turkcyioot township 40 uo
Urias Broucher, Meyers
dale bOr0ug h............ - ti- W
solomon G Barclay, Mid
dlecreek toHnsnip....--. 'oo 10
Samuel BOwser, Milford , ~,
township. ..--.--.....- --OV w
John r Spiccr, New Ba.u- ...
more b0rough..-.-----... " lVJ W
" " McNilien NewCeu-
treviie b0rUugh........- ~ 70
Gee Markley. 'Nurthamp-
ton township. p...--...----. tu- Il
John X. Miller, Paint town
ship. .-.-.-..--.--- OIL W
william Maurer, Quema-
huning township le4v IL
Joseph Hiyey. Salisbury "
borough. h....-.-........... 81 -
eyi KOOnlz Shade town
hip.-.-...---..-.-.------ '0' -
Daniel Flick. Somerset
borough. ..........-..- u" -
Gabriel Good somerset
township. .......-.. .---- o4tv W
simon Lepiey, Souihamp-
ton township. ip.......-.---. ~ ~
Romanus Baldwin Stony
creek township. p....-..--. " lolo W
Adam Grimm Stoyestown , 80
b6ruug h.. --.--.....--..-. 80 -
Elias Elke summit town.
ship. low w
Thomas l. Williams Up
per TurkeytooJ TWP " l-l' %
William Snaw, Ursina
hJrOusH..........--..--- -"' w
Pcter kneaream Wellers-
burg borough.......... Nv W
ToamBunt Oi state tax Tor
I5s2 and previous years
brought DOWN. f'1 II
To nOant Of money boz
TaYcd .........-.-...... dJo' W
To amount oil redemption
on unseated lands s54 ~
To amount OF, fines for
chasing and killing deer
out o. season ~ w
To amount of stTays..-... l. -
To amount Of fines Tor kill
ing squiTrels out OF sea-
To amount of writing fiuid ~
To amount oi tax received
from =. zimmerman. r.
Wilhelm and G. Lowry
not charged in tax reed IL ~
Balance due county tllst
settlement .-..-......... '-'' y
s1.5.6 5O
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06
LIST OF CAUSES

For trial at February Term, 1894. 'eommeneing
the 18th day.
FIRST wEEK.
H. II. Lohr et al vs.. u. F. Lung
Isaiah Rodgers vs.. Il. y -. H. r. Co. GaTnishees.
William Sutervs. Nicholas Appel.
Elizabeth Lenhart's use VS. the TWP of Jenner
cob limerick vs.. J. l.. Kennel
SECOND VEIN.
J. X. HendricksUn's heirs vs. G. J. Harrison ct ai.
David Hull Us John Parecr's widow and heirs.
Same VS.. Same.
Samuel Poorbaugh vs.. Peter Z, Meyers.
David ]. Blough vs..Simon Thomas.
Levi kaufman rs. Same.
Matthias Bowman and wife rs, VIM Deeier.
David J. PhiIiippi ct al vs.. p. y &. r. X. Go.
John Mahaney VS.. Catbarine Walker.
q. w. turley W. John Rayenscraft.
NJ ii. Hartzeils use VS.. Som. Mech Works Lin.
Josiah NJ. Hay VS.. Jehn Williams ct al.
w. II. Deeter VS.. Matthias Bowman
Elizabeth Miller's right vs.. Edw. * Ann Ginder.
John Fisher vs. Jacob ]. Bowman.
Pr0ty.' Office, ). u. TRENT,
Jan'y so, lSs4 Prothonotlry
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Charles Gregory. a plasterer, engaged at
work in lathinE Mr.. Barnet Pickings new
J house on Union street, met with an accident
Tuesday noon that viii cripple him for some
time to come, if IL does not permanently
disable him. He had lathcd one room and
was walking over the scatioldine for the
purpose of iismountina and removing 1t 70
another room. when board broke ia two,
dropping him to the floor below, when his
4 foo. strue', au slze which cut most horri-
ble cash through ,he entire side OF the foot.
DR.. Brubaker was hastily summoned and
,ewed up the wound. GREGORY was removed
20 his home the same afternoon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

The great bargains in dry goods, and fan
cy goods, will be continued TO the LIST of
March, 10 reduce stock preparatory to in
voicing Ms. ~ /. Ill.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

NOTICES hereby given that following per.
sons have ntri their petitions 1T license and
that thev will he presented 10 th1OUrt for allow
anee on Monday Evening. ebruary %
sssf:
TAVERN LIcENs
Gatharine Fiscus, Berlin Bordh.
samuel Ferreli
august Kochler, Conemaughwp.
Peter T. Brugh. Jefferson rw
W. j. Jones, Meyer-dale Boz
Robert Guthrie,
samuel f8uckman, MiIlordTw.
Samuel A. Haines, "
Alexander Rhaads,
John g. SpiCeT. New BlltinGr.
Wm. G. BUrnet
Joseph Sheets, NorthampDn ,wp.
Fraderick Durr, Grccnyill, Twp.
John A. CLARK, QuemahoIng Twp.
Joseph Stull. Stonycreck wp
Eliza a. Tayman, Somerse Be-.
Jacob = Picking, "
Josiah I2rant
Samuel Custer, StoyestowIBor.
John Il. Hiie, "
U,pnis Wagrer. S5lishuryI}1r.
Thomas : Williams, WesSahsbury.
Abraham A. Miller, Ursa Bor.
John II. BaniOrdi
Isaac A. Jenkins >,
George II. DeHaven, Welleburg Borough.
REsTAURANT LENsE.
Conrad Eichnor. Summit wp.
John Stacer McycrsdaIe Ir
n Herch X A. Kit burg Ieyersdale Boz
Pru,y's Office, =. v. TRENi
jaan'y 30 1874 Clerk
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Considerable attention Is being attracted
py beautiful picture on exhibition at Boyds
Drug Store. 1t is a fancy head done in era
yon, and is the work Of the artist. Miss.
Forward.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

OK SLIPPERY PLAcEs.-AlmoSt every on e
vino has had occasion during the past week
20 be on the streets, took a tumble to the
fact tha, the walking was exceedingly slip
perry and precarious. Indeed, many per
son, were thoroughly convinced by the
celebrity with which they tried to pick up the
side walk. There were some very vigorous
fails. and more than one person OF reiig-
ious turn Of mind has been forced TO eiacu-
late "Demmit' as his form measured lis
length upon the frozen and treacherous sur
face. The female portion of humanity
seemed 10 have more difficulty to MAINTAIN
their equilibrium than the masculine gen
der. and the force with which some OF them
went down was astonishing. IL Is human
nature for misery 10 love company, and one
unfortunate tumbler expressed fiendish
satisfaction when another fellow in the Vi
cinity found out just how il was himself.
So great is the pleasure that most persons
forget their own bruises when some one else
experiences several severe bumps.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

COOP FOE "SHAFE. About nine O'Clock
Saturday evening, a villainous looking
tramp put in an appearance at Mr.. Alex
Beufords store and asked the clerk, Mr.. IT.
win Shaiier. who was the only one in the
store at the time, for plug Of tobacco, say
ing that he would pay for it in few days.
Mr.. Shaiier informed him that he could not
get any tobacco unless he had the money TO
pay for it, whereupoa be drew revolver
from his pocket and pointed it at Shaiier
with the remark, hand over the tobacco,
d--n you, OF I'll shoot YOU Quick as
a flash, Shafier seized pitch that was
standing behind the counter, and telling the
tramp to shoot, made pass at him. This
was more than the tramp had expected and
dropping his revolver in his fright. he fed
from the store into the street and has not
since been heard Of Shaiier picked up the
revolver and found IL 10 be five-shooter
wi.h three OF the chambers lpldei
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06
ExEcUToR's NOTICE.
Estnt. of InIir y Gradx inin Of Icnnor Tu.n

Estate Of John p. Grady, late of Jenner Twp.
Somerset Co. Pa, deed.
Letters testameutary on the aboTe estate having
been granted 10 the undersigned hy the proper
authority, notice is hereb7 given 10 all persons
Indebted 20 said es ate 10 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims asains. the same
will present them duiy authenticated tor settle
settlement on Wednesday, February D., 1854, at
the residence Of the Executor.
DAVID RUMEL
janI6. Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

A citizen of Berlin tells us the following
in regard to the burial of the lrishman who
was frozen 90 death at the Allegheny tunnel
ceased came 20 Berlin 10 make arrangements
for the burial They purchased a coffin. had
the grave dug and made arrangements with
a minister to conduct the funeral. Ontheir
way back TO the tunnel they were overcome
by grief, we suppose,) and did not reach
there till the following day In the mean
time the friends they had left behind, had
taken the corpse to New Baltimore and had
3, deccntly inferred.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Messrs. Pile and Auman last week killed
a COW that they had purchased from Mr..
Samuel Barclay, that when dressed weighed
/ lu4l. The animal had been stall fed and
was fat
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06
Orphans Court Sale
OF
NARELETON PULP WORKS.

Dy virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of The
ID Orphans Court Of Somerset County, Pa the
undersigned, Executor OF Cyrus 2. Markle late of
Westmoreland o., Pa, deceased, will expose at
public sale on the premises at MarkletOn Som
erset Co., Pa, on line Of BALTIC. * Ohio Railroad,
on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

The large covered county bridge, known
as the King bridge, that spans the Laurel
Hin creek. about mile and half aoove
Urina. was moved several feet from its
nooriugs by the ice last Saturday. Word
was sent % The County Commissioners WHO
were iu a short time on the ground. II was
soon discovered that the only way to pre-
vent the bridge being swept eRtireiy away
would be 10 tear it down. Accordingly men
were put 20 work Sunday morning taking
IT apart and a. the ice goes ont it will be re-
built on the old site. The ice gorge extends
about mile up the stream, and al places is
from ten to twelve feet thick The red
bridge further up the stream Is said to be IN
great danger. and i is feared wall be swept
away when the ice goes out.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Mr.. aad Mrs. b. F. Meyers and their son
Ed are in Somerset, called here by the deatl,
Of Mr.. Meyers father, Mr.. Jacob Kooptz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

5.
4 ... February 9. 1854
b. 20 the birds.
-h.ut sare busy
Ft,ber's Book Store.
anathened thirty minutes.
-s.arlless ofcost, at A. Ma
rapidly approaches, Febru-
sys cents per yard, at A. Ma
-aauce to get bargains, at a.
.l-a.e,s to know predict live
n ac-n.us.
n Potatoes for saleat Keller d
Il .a.e of weather. There are
-nanty for you all.
Il m three cents up at A
are said to be the style
omlemem with red noses are
.aal wooden dress goods re
.- 81 s. Na,haa's.
sutCiears and Tobacco in the
aaadat Keller a Sanner's.
.-s-e said to have been seen in
Inst week. which is very unu-
i .aue.. the year.
i l aud successful religious re-
-c,- in many ofthe church
Ht.~ county.
.-t rhabitant' cannot recall TO
u.ter that has exceeded the
fu.nt Of quantity and excel
CHING
M 1d sIeiehing our country
H-.n shedding hay to town
rsrav. u brings about $1,000
.ina splendid winter for the
during the intense cold wealth
melted down like snow banks
rs of ola Sol.
.,r- The large room or offices
,I as Internal Revenue
Main Cross Street. Inquire st
a-rayements are hardly passa-
Ice .sycy slippry and when
:. ant ~ Dee NJ full
....i,5. of star. before hi,
-. ...,r.,,s
H.H 90 very A1i' "''''li ''i ''i'
.." "'''' ''.''
' men, "l. ''''' " ''''''
a.. Lime Company is now SELF
l. at eight cents, delivered on
.atacr works. For orders write 10
MASON. Garrett Ia
Enlistment of Soldiers or
..r.i, the STATE in 1864. s. 800.
.. .,ner5.5 in their supnort.
-...e .ale Legislature 'neSe '''''''S
eHl,.".
.un Lancaster, and Nenuor Al
German and English at Fishers
,.r
january Il. lSs4. all persons
then-clves Indebted on our
a.. please call and settle at once
cash o- note.
PARKER e PARKER.
,.;-l Doard or Poor Directors
r.. r.,risi,ion upon the County
- ..- SOS ooo r,r the pre>eut
....ui,e evcess ortbe amount re-
i''5.-freeHsb'"g Ar''S'
--. an N
III nu
Somerset ia.
1.rr.- p-.c,gs Flour f,realebv NIosgr~
-...si,.l , NOW LOT which viii he
..aa...-..,,. l,,v., tbsp tbe price
IL. ..l..l +, soue-set
respectfully INFORM my 'l! nus "i
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Miss Mary Forward, a graduate of the
Cincinnati School of Design. has opened q
studio above Mr.. Scull's office on Main y
street, Opposite Cook a Eeerits, where she
will instruct students in all kinds Of draw
ing, including crayon, charcoal pen and
ink ske,ching She viii also give lessons in
painting ana china decorating at - ana %
cents q lesson.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Seventy five cents will buy the Perfection
white Shirt. made of good Muslin and three
ply linen bosom at,
Mrs. 4. f. UhlS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

The friends Of Mr.. George Curley. Of Rock
wood, viii be pleased 10 learn that he has
received the appointment of Railway Postal
Clerk. His run is between Annapolis and
+ Annapolis Junction. MARYLAND.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

The religious revival in the Evancelieal
Association Church, is siIl ia progress.
The church is crowded every evening
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

We are IN receipt Ola letter from Mr. Wm.
r. phulippi, who left this county for Wash
ingt9n. Kansas. some teu day, ago, inform
Washington safely and are nluch pleased
with the place. He SAYS that they have no
snow there and that last week the thermom-
eter indicated rs degrees below zero. Please
send me the HERALD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

The carpenters are putting the finishing
touches on the front fihe Knepper Block.
located on the South east corner Of the Dia-
mond.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

To cash received from Collectors Of State and
County rates and levies, as follows (State and
County Tax of lss2, and previous years and
County tax for lss3.)
State County
CoIIE-roRs DISTRICTS Year tax. tax.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

The February term OF court will begin on
Monday, the 18th inst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Dr. Arnold gives an entertainment that
cannot fail to please all classes. The feat
ures Of the programme are varied and well
consrasted, and are replete with the best Of
music and richest fun. Court room tonight
Tuesday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Mr.. Jacob kooHtz, after "a brief illness.
died at his residence a short distance east of
town a. nine o'clock Saturday night At
the time of hi, death Mr.. koontz was in the
seycnty-seventh wear Of his age. He was a
wcll-tc-do farmer and bad the respect and
esteem Of the comm unity in which he lived.
His remains were followed to their last resi-
ing place, in tHc cemetery on the hin. by a
large number Of relatives and friends Mon
day afternoon. A wife and seven children
survive him
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Captain John II. Miller is putting a large
addition to his buildingon Main street. The
front room in then building is. to be used
a tin store aud the back room as work
shop. The Captain viii use his present
large and handsome room exclusively as a
hardware store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Judge Baer is holding court in Bedford
this week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

\ Lutheran Church has Just been firmly
established at Waterloo, Blackhawk County,
Iowa. among the membership OF which are
twenty-five former Somerset-C County people.
The church building cost $1,000, and has a
burial lot containing three-fourhs Of an
acre. Two ladies undertook TO seeto the fur
ni>hing ofthe church, and an appeal by let
ter brought So from Somerset-County
friends Rev. James n. Rees is the pastor,
and an enthusiastic, hard-working one he
.n.rL. 1. .a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Constable Davis has posted up notices
calling upon theyoters ofSomerset Borough
10 meet al their polling place on Saturday.
February 18th, and elect borough officers for
the ensuing year The officers to be elected
% serve three wears. one TO serve two years
and one TO serve one year Constable, Street
Commissioner two School Directors, High
Constable Assessor, Inspector, Judge Of
Election and Auditor
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j. p. BE,cHy.

p ir which an meats can he kept COO
ea Mutton, Beef Pork &c, kept
y ODD hand. opeu daily. Partie
neat can have E. kept iH The Refrig
al wan-e1
SCI. ALSO. luooe now brick lor sale
.. viii scll hy The hundred or tLous.
4 'ew price.
Poe, DAVIS & 60.
H. COURTS or JUsTIcE.-Tuc following
a aInyer,stion our reporter recon tly
a'.I 20 see you. Mrs. Justice, as
r had been ir Somerset Saturday
Pm. I'D and thousht you could givem'
io- where - co..
-. can a1 that very thing Mr.
wa. all around. and ] only found
aae where they did not have any old
n sell. and there the goods were all
li bright, and 20 my surprise cheaper
.e rest offered their old goods at
.sT .a.icos at cents giBghams 40
,lrings. : cents tickiugs. muslins
.'.. at any price you want them. and
a-re, my. how cheap they sell all
a' dress goods-and what do you
tairy pieces of Bruised. carpet. with
iaea.h>. yenitians. cottage, hemp
Trey rHu>t have seventy-ive pieces OF
You couldn't see a better asSOrt-
a 'ae city. aud 80 cheap Hemp, p
peg yard cottage % cents per yard
.a. tae hauds0mest Brussels at q
'lT stop. Nr~. Justice. whose store ar,
-.A.ug aJoutP"
'.'ine,, Mrs. Bright, ! thonght by
j '.i you, you would know why, }
.aer d Co.'S no old goods there
~. 'oa many turn them around too
CONT Ietthem get old. Ia, ia
'1 a,,-lf any Of our readers have
apis for liniment. family meGi-
powders. etc. that tbey desire
"HP pounded, they viii do well 10
'4inpbell, the Druggist. go Main
''1Ls,own. HIS stock Of drugs, dye
as not only fresh but pure. and
Reasonable. His aim is oplease
neFs. and he knows that the way
N by selling strictly pure goods at
sue hsures. Don't forget the name
'''Der. 2ti Main ST.. Johnstown.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

Messrs Patterson * Kuhns, contractors for
the construction Of the Laurel Hill tunnel,
have been in Somerset for the past week
They have been buying number of horses
aud making arrangements for the erection
Of number of shautics They expect TO
commence work some time next week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

We will offer from now until
from &c. up; Best Indigo Blue
Ginghams, DC. per yard. Bles
Never Before Heard of Towel
nels, White Goods, &c, at Aston
but we have all goods at Pri
Saving of from Five to Ten DO
OF Goods Bought from us betwe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06
TAVERN AND Observation-Disclosures Es

Recorder Once, A. A. sUTIlIAN.
.Iau'y 80. Iss4 Register
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-02-06

For trial at February Term, 1894. commencing
the 18th day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-31
RED WING.

The ferry is running regular between this city
and Wisconsin.
A large number of our citizens took in Hazel
Kirk at the Grand Opera house, st. Paul, this
week.
An egg-brealzing concert is talked of on the
Monday night following Easter, at the M. L.
church.
The Home Missionary society are gathering
cast off winter clothing to protect the citys poor
from next winters blasts.
Mr.. John Webster has been appointed deputy
register of deeds of this county, and will tender
his resignation as city constable at the meeting
of city council next Thursday evening. L. h.
Anderson will probably succeed him in the last
named office,
Mr.. Frank Green, the efficient and popular
agent of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis railroad in
this city, who has endeared himself to this COM
munity and made friends among the business
men, as has no other man in the same length OF
time, has received deserved promotion lie has
been promoted to the SUPPLEMENTARY of two
hundred and fifty miles of the Northern Pacific
railroad between Mandan and Glendive. He will
have headquarters at Mandan and takes full
charge April g. though he does not expect to re-
move his family at once, He expects to be sue
ceeded here by gentleman from Rock Island, Ill.
Some ten or twelve of the Knights of Pythias
of this city expect to join in the excursion from
this state to New Orleans, TO attend the meeting
of the supreme lodge. Excursion rates
have been secured by way of the
Minneapolis s. St. Louis railway at $1O.70,
Burlington, Iowa, and return, including sleepers.
From Burlinging to New Orleans there will two
or three extra trains, with fare at SIS for the
round trip, making only $25.75 for the round trip
from st. Paul tie New Orleans and return. A
large delegation of knights from Saltwater, Min
neapolis and your city also expecting to take
part in the grand excursion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-31
ROCHESTER,.


Chas c. Wilson went to St. Paul SATURDAY
C. II. Baker of Minneapolis was in the Guy LILLE
week.
R. J. Montague of Crookston has Deeh III 'ne
city this week.
Fred Pemperin is doing large insurance Du'-
ness this spring.
Tondros mill dam on Cascade creek was swept
out by the flood.
Mrs. A. Haskins, of Gary, D. t., is WISHING
friends in this city.
The dam north of the railroad was somewhat
injured by the food
C. F. Massey has gone east to purchase LIS
spring stock of goods.
There was masquerade party at schus'er
hall last Friday night.
Mr. James Talbert, has returned to MS nome
in East Saginaw, Mich.
There will be service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Hon. H. L. Morris of Fredonia, Ne" 1orA'
started for his home last week
The Waller bridge, near High Forest was TAKEN
out by the late flood in Root river.
DR.. A. B. Cochran, assistant physician at the IN
sane asylum, is in Chicago this week.
Rev. Mrs. McCaffee, of Pierre, was mere over
Sunday, as the guest Of T. L. FlshpacK.
The Congregational sociable will be held Fin
day evening, April 4th, at Cooks hotel
We learn from reliable sources that ne" pas
senger depot will soon be erected at TINS point.
The ladies of Grace church will hold their next
sociable at the residence of Mrs. john humnei'
Mr.. Cowles received a letter from D. A. Leon
ard this week, saying he should soon leave Scot
land for Calcutta.
Rev. E. R. Lathrop, Of Austin, has been IN tne
city for some days. He came 10 attend Inc oeui-
cation of the new NJ. E. church.
Deforest Bucklen of Fisher, Minnesota, Is VS.
iting his parents in this city. he is DONG
lucrative business in Fisher.
Last Sunday the ominous roar OF the rising
Zumbro caused fear for the safety of BRIDGES out
it has subsidized without doing serious damage.
H. NJ Richardson with number OF the men,
bers of the Custer Post G. A. r., went 10 Cnat-
field yesterday and mustered Post at that place.
The regular meeting Of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union will be held at the readlhg
room next Thursday, beginning at 10 O'CLOCK
u. m.
j. II. Kurtzman has leased Mr.. Guslngers
store lately occupied by Mr.. Spring, and Will re-
move his stock of boots and shoes to that oullu-
ing next week.
George Heath of Chester had large gray eagle
on exhibition on the street Tuesday, winch
measured seven feet from tip to tip. 1t was
caught i'll a trap set for wolves.