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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

The nomination of General Ed
win :. Osborne for Congressman-a
Large by the Republican Conven-
tion was'a wise and creditable act.
General Osborne. who is a native of
Wayne county, has fought his way
to prominence bv his own effort and
if elected to Congress will be some
thing more than an ornamental
Representative. He entered the
army as a private at the beginning
of the rebellion, being then less than
twenty-five years of age, and contin-
ued in active service until the close
of the war, holding several positions
Of trust and importance. Just be
fore the close of the war he was
made Judge advocate, with the
rank of major, of the regular army
and took part in the trial of Captain
Wirz for cruelty to the Anderson
will prisoners. He resigned his COM
mission in the army in 1869 and re-
turned to his law practice, in which
he has achieved a gratifying success,
In point of character, ability and
fitness, General Osborne is a very
deserving man, and if the Republi-
can party would always select such
men for its candidates it would have
a better record than il has at present.
philadelphia Times.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

SOME men are so constituted that,
like the child that cried for the
moon, they are unhappy because
their every wish is not grati6ed.
This class of individuals are now on
the verge of distraction because,
having claimed to be the only orig
inal and genuine friends of Blaine,
the people did not believe their pre-
fessions, and preferred sending relia-
bic Republicans to the Chicago Con-
vention. In their view the "anti-
Blaineites captured and held the
Harrisburg Convention" because it
did not see fit to select all the dele
gates to the National Convention
from their ranks. They must have
''the pretty moon" or they will con-
tinue bowling.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

WE are fully satisfied tina: there
would be more harmony all around
if we would allow certain omniscient
politicians to dicate the course of the
HERALD, and regulate the sentiments
of its editor. But judging by the
constantly increasing list of its sub
scribers, that its Republican friends
are satisfied with its course, we re-
spectfully decline the kind offices of
its would-be advisers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

WHEN Kentucky lawyer differs
with Judge on the bench, instead
Of taking out a writ of error, he
takes il out of his Honor with a
horse whip. Ifthis course becomes
popular, the bench and bar of Ken
lucky have lively times ahead.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

Mr.. Hurd, of Ohio, is reported as
saying that he does not care two
cents who is the Presidential
nomineeif be can only get the Dem.
ocratic party with its face toward
free trade" Hard and Watterson
are right. Every party should sail
under its own colors. Nothing keeps
the Democracy from coming out for
free trade except the fear of losing
votes. Every four years they try
20 straddle and hedge to deceive
the people, and every time they fail.
Voters don't admire towards as
leaders, and that is just wha: the
Democratic leaders are Inter Ocean.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

4 sENsELEss effort is being made
TO magnify the Importance Of the
vote cast for Messrs. Harrison and
Spangler in this borough and town
ship. 1t was doubtless gratifying to
them, but the vote cast for Messrs.
Livengood and Cover at their re-
spective home polls, was proportion
ately much larger. ANY one who
will take the trouble, can figure out
the per centage and prove our asser-
ton correct.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

AT the Alabama Republican State
Convention, held on the 10th inst,
resolutions strongly commencing
President Arthur's administration
were adopted, and a full delegation
to the National Convention was
elected, all of whom, except one, are
Arthur men.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

THE New Jersey Republican State
Convention which assembled at
Trenton on Thursday last, did not
instruct its delegates TO the National
Convention. 1t is understood, says
the Philadelphia Press, that they are
all in favorof Blaine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

We do not credit the report, re-
Gently put In circulation. that a
movement is a-toot to make General
Grant a candidate for President. 1t
was doubtless started to serve some
ulterior object. We do not believe
that General Grant would consent to
again be candidate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of Samuel Bittner. decd late of grotbers-
''aiiey township, Somerset County, Pa
Letters OF Administration the above estate
having Deen granted To the undersigned bv the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 10 nil
persons indebted To said estate to MAKE immetli
aus aus payment, and those having claims aRains, the
same same VIII present them Uuly au' hcnticate- t,r
seltiehent on Saturday, Ma, 81 1854 m ,be
the late residence of the deceasea
AAkON F. BITTNER
spr23 49,, ~ En
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

SOME of the fellows, who claimed
to be the only old original Jacob
Townsend Blaine men, are awfully
cut up because things didn't run in
the State Convention exactly in the
groove they had so nicely oiled.
''The best laid schemes OF mice and men,
Gang aft ayiey'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

THE House has taken up Morrl-
sons bill To reduce the tariff, and
weeks will be wasted in a ,profitless
discussion. 1t is said that nearly
one hundred members have given
notice of their intention to speak on
the bill. Then it will be voted down
and the farce ended.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

In these booming" times it is
well to ponder over the following
very sensible remarks of the New
York Tribune: This is good
time for charity in thought ard
moderation in speed, when the fit
ness of leading Republicans for a
Presidential nomination is the topic.
rhe man We do not prefer has his
friends. If he had not good many
friends we should not be tempted TO
say word about him. The votes
of those friends will be wanted In
November, if the party Is to elect
anybody" Strange things happen
In conventions sometimes. Our
man may not get in, and we must be
III shape to whoop 1t up for the man
who does get the nomination, just as
earnestly aud vociferously as We ex-
pect everybody else TO turn in and
work for our favorite, if he happens
TO get 1t.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
THE DELEGATION.


HHRRIsBURG, April 16.-The fol-
lowing are the delegates to the Ma
tional Convention at Chicago:
James McManes, James W. Lee,
Peter Kimberly, Lewis Emery
Hamilton DIsston, W. II. Jessup.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
III. H. Bingham, w. J. Pollock
William r. Leeds, David II.
Lane.
samuel B. Gilpi1, Harry Hun
ter.
Alex. Drove, Jr., w L. Rowan.
8 John T. Thompson, John
Ruhl.
6-B. F. Fisher, Richard Young.
ii. 2. Hale j Jenkins, Robert NJ.
Iardley.
S-Samuel d. Debbon. F. B. Ii
vingood.
81. S. Hartman, Edwin L.
Reinhold.
lO-W. S. Fitzpatrick, Samuel
Thomas.
III. C. Brown, James Cruik-
shank.
Henry NJ. Bales, Hubbard B
Payne.
Isl. V. Sollenbergsr, J. A. NJ,
Passmore.
14-Horace Brock, Jacob Wag-
ner.
15-G. A. Grow, F. n. Lyon.
16-Eh Schiefftlin, C. w. Hill.
I'D. J. Morrell, Ed Soul.
1S-John Stewart, S E. Duffield.
19-W. II. Lanius, J. A. c. Kitz-
miller.
2O-E A. Irwin, T. C. Thornton.
2l-(Contested,) John X. Ewing,
James f. Savers John F. emitting,
John K. Ewing.
22-(Contested,) C. l.. Magee,
VIM. Finn; Jacob S. Slagle, Joseph
d. Weeks.
23-Thomas. NJ. Bayne, E. NJ.
Byers.
24-Ernst F. Acheson, John W.
Wallace.
25-J. b. Henderson, II. C. Har-
wood.
26-W. H. II. Riddle, T. C. Coch-
rane.
27-JOseph Johnson, f. w. Ech-
OILS.
LIST OF ELECTORS.
The following are the electors:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

THE Republicans Of Delaware, as
sembled in convention on Thursday
last. and selected their delegates to
the National Convention Blaine
was declared the favorite Of the
State for President, but the delegates
were not instructed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

The South Carolina Republican
State Convention on Wednesday OF
last week, endorsed the administra-
ton of Mr.. Arthur, but did not in
struct its delegates to the National
Convention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

ONE Of MIR. Conklings near friends
at Washington, says he has a letter
from that gentleman giving his
opinion that Blaine is the most
available candidate our party can
Nominate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

THs Indiana Republican State
Convention that met on Thursday
of last week, selected delegates-at-
large to the National Convention
among whom are ex-Secretary Col.
Dick Thompson and u. 5. Senator
Ben Harrison. No instructions were
given.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

THE Republican State Convention
Of Illinois on Wednesday last, nom
mated Hon. Dick" Oglesby for
Governor 10y acclamaticn, and IN
structed for General Logan for Pres
ident
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

OWING to his own indisposition,
and the condition of several patients
under his care, DR.. Livengood was
at the last moment. compelled TO
abandon his intention of serving as
a conferee and delegate to the State
Convention, and substituted John
r. Scott, Esq, Chairman of the
county committee-in his place.
Messrs. Scott and Cover, despite pre-
vieusly made assertions to the con-
trary, acted throughout the conven-
ton AID voted with the friends Of
Mr.. Blaine. Mr.. Scott was selected
as a member of the platform COM
mittee, and Mr.. Cover was placed on
the State Central committee for the
ensuing year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
A STAMPEDE TO OSBORNE.

The third ballot proceeded, but
before it was announced a number
of delegates began to change to Gen.
Osborne and it became evident that
he was the choice of the convention.
To save time a delegate moved to
make his nomination unanimous,
and it was carried with a cheer The
convention adjourned at II O'Clock,
after returning thanks to the Off
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
4 Lucky Kangaroo Hunter

One of the most daring Kangaroo
hunters of Australia, and his stag
hounds, were terribly lacerated by IA
wounded Kangaroo, on the great
sheep rancho of Mr., Alfred Hay,
Boomanoomana, n. S. w, and were
entirely cured by the use of ST. ia
cobs Oil. MIR. Hay writes that it is
the greatest pain-cure ever inlroduc-
ed for man or beast.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
APPRaISEMENT.

Deaers in merchandise, sc, in Somerset
County, Pa, take notice that In pursuance of the
several Acts of assembly of this Commonwealth
TO provide revenue 10 meet the demand upon the
ed Appraiser OF Mercantile Taxes for said Coun-
ty has prepared list Oi the trades in said County
and has placed each In that class which TO him
appears righf, to wit:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

Word comes from the far west
that James G. Blaine Will be solid
all along the Pacific coast.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
nR. f. W. BLOUGH.

HOMEOPATHIC Physician AND SURceoS
LENDERS his services to the people of Sou.-s.,
snu sicinity Calls In town or country prnmntIy
aria TO- Can be found at office day or nirh hi
Son,h PROFESSIONALLY engaged. aS-Office on
Shoe Store "ohu' over kneppers
npr2S S.tf.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
Tavern AND REST URANTLIC EMS Is

NOTICES hereby giyen that the following pei,
sons have MED their petiliJns fir license -
that they will be presented TO the Court Tor ,a,.
anee on Monday Evening. May
Issf:
TAVERN 'ICKNSE-
Cltharine Fiscus, Berlin Borough
John X. Moon, Confluence Borough
Jos phi Schrcck, a.
X. T. Fragee
Mrs. Eliza Baer, Meyersdale Borough. .,,,h
" iliiam q Burnett. New Baltimore borogSH
Prosy's Uffee, ,. u -Clsrk
April .. 1858.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

THE Lincoln boom keeps roaring
and laundering and gathering force,
and threatens to engulf the entire
country. His name is coupled with
that of all the favorite candidates.
Blaine and Lincoln; Edmunds and
Lincoln Arthur and Lincoln Sher-
man and Lincoln, are the combina-
tions heard of on every hand, and il
one State could secure both candi-
dates, it would doubtless be Logan
and Lincoln. Nothing is mere GER
tain that Lobert T. Lincoln's nomi-
nation for Vice President, if he will
accept ii.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

The announcement OF the election
of McManes. Emory, Lee, Diston,
Kimberly aud Jessup was received
with loud applause.
The following alternates-at-large
were elected:
VIM. L. Littleton, John L. Hill,
II. T. Harvey, \. p. Reed, JAS. 5.
Biery, and John w. Eckman. The
defeat of B. +. Jones, of Allegheny,
as delegate-at-large, was intended
as a strike at Col. Bayne. The Col
onel takes it good naturedly, and
saws if tie men who did it can stand
it he can.
The name of Lemuel Todd, of
Cumberland, John Leisenring, of
Carbon, and Calvin Wells, of Allie
ghenv, were placed before the con-
vention by resolution for electors
at-large. Col. Snowden was opposed
to the resol, ton and wanted to pro-
ceed to an election in order to have
a chance to vote for James Dobson.
He was defeated by rica rOce vote.
A motion was then made to strike
out the name of Lemuel Tsdd and
insert the name of James Dobson,
which was agreed to, and Mr.. Todd
was knocked out after being set up
by Mr.. Quay, first for temporary
chairman and then for elector-at-
large.
The following were named for
Congressman-a,-Large: K. 5. Os
borne, of Luzerne; l.. f. Watson, OF
Warren; John Patton, of Cleartield ;
A. Louden Snowden, of Phlladel
phia; Wm. Lillev, of Carbon, and
c. H. Bressler, of York. Previous to
the convention taking a ballot Col,
Snowden endeavored to withdraw
his name, but the Philadelphia del
egates would not listen to it.
The first ballot for Congressman
a., I oro,, raerl.al m. fo1lnuc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

A DOUBT having arisen at the
State Convention, as 10 eligibility for
Presidential Electors, of gentlemen
holding offices Of emolument or
trust under the National or State
Governments, Senator Longenecker
declined the position of elector from
this district, to which he was elected
at the meeting OF the conferees in
Altoona, and Mr.. Heilman, Blair
county's candidate for delegate to
Chicago, has been selected to fill the
vacancv-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
SOMERSET, PESNA.,
April II 1854,

JOHN X. SCOTT, ESQ,
Dear Sir 1t having been reported by in
terestcd persons that ii elected as q delegate
to the Republican National Convention, |
will oppose the nomiuation Of James g.
Blaine a. the candidate for Pr sident, you
are hereby authorized to say 80 your fellow
conierees from this district, that if elected. |
will use all honorable means TO procure the
nomination OF Mr. Blaine. and will Ia that
end. vote steadily and uniformly for him. as
long as his name is before the Convention
as a candidate.
Truly Yours,
IN GrT-TT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
b. W. HORNER.
LIST OF CAUSES

LIST OF CAUSES
Following is the list Of Civil causes for tri, a,
May Term, commencing on Monday, the 18Th day:
FIRST WEEK.
Catharine Reese ". Jacob PhiIIsppi
n H. Lohr and Noah KoOutz vs.. B r Lung
VIM. Suter VS.. NJ >ichOIas Appel
David j. blough W. Simun Shomas
Levi kaufman rs. Same.
Andrew Blough VS.. Henry BaTnhurt ct al
John Aiahaney vs.. Catharine Wa ket
JOSIAH Nj. HAY vs.. JOnn " ilIiam. ct al
Ginder
Sarah Ringler vs. Matthias Bowman.
Simon L. Sweizer vs.. Same
Pearson lsOhr vs.. Somerset y Cambria r. X. Co.
SSrah JOhnson's rishtys. j. j. SJangler Sheriff.
albert T. Fyan VS.. Uathariue Walker ct al
NJ. L. Dunham VS. John Alsip.
SECOND WEEK.
Howe Mach inc Co. VS.. Fiehtner & Ellis.
Same VS.. Same.
Joho Rrinman's widow vs Susanna Walter ct nj
WVlfs1sberger q Philliypi vs.. =. sc r. II. o.
George Cooaigh VS.. j. NJ. II side. b tum . sons
EDWARD Mostoiler vs.. 81 q. X. k. co.
Same VS. Same
Peer Weimer VS.. Lewis Wei. .hley
annie j. Lambert vs.. WIN. Johnson ct al
Ih9s ;; NJ 'ksis's admr's VS.. q. Ii. Hoekint.
+. W. Dull vs.. j. A Hunter.
II, h. Stshl vs.. Simon Il auger.
treOrge Newland VS.. John DepRler
Keiter Co VS.. Young * Brown
Lydla Usa~s right ". 1sm. Go Nut F. Ins Co.
iona han Ley .iy VS.. J. h. & Sol ThI
conrad hochste,ler VS.. Peter Brics
John H Masters VS.. W. n. Coughenour
Jonathan POorbaugh vs.. Simon Snyder
,, D rhiison Go. vs.. Charles l.. Baltzer
II. n Kemp VS.. William X francis Zufal
hiries Zimmerman vs.. Conemauyh Township.
Jacob +. Nj illet VS.. W. n. ZuiaIl
>. J. covers widow vs. Samuel uishIer
~ inos Hepplewhite W.. Swede iron 4 Goal 60.
PrOty. s tiffce m TkENT
April IS. Issa P,ofhon.,,,,v
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

Commenting on the proceedings oi
the district conference, held at Al
toona la t week, the Meyersdale
Commercial says:
In the case of Mr.. Morrell, no pledges
were deemed necessary, but Mr.. Sculi,
fearing that his anti Blaine record would
prevent his election. sent written prom
Use to the conferees begging the votes oi the
delegates and pledging himself 60 support
'the popular choice.
Thereby hangs tale.-Atter the
election of Messrs. Livengood and
Cover. whom It was we'll known dur
ing the canvass, would support Mr..
Scull as a candidate for delegate to
Chicago. the bosses in this town un-
dertoek to set aside the results of the
election. One or more letters were
written to Johhstown, urging the Sc
lection of Wm. H. Kooniz, Esq, as
the delegate to Chicago. and Francis
J. KOoser, Esq, visited that place
and interviewed two of the confer
ees, insisting that Mr.. Scull was not
Blaine man, would not vote for
Blaine if sent as delegate to Chi
cago. and requested their support OF
Mr.. Koontz. Tocounteract these eff
forts to defeat him, Mr.. Scull handed
John R. Scott, Esq, the following
letter, which that gentleman informs
US, was not presented to the confer
ence until after the election of the
delegates.
Snrrpsrr pENNA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
FRIDAK, NAY 16, 1854,

FRLDAK, NAY 16, 1854.
at II O'elJckP NJ all the right title interest and
claim ct ne ueieuuaats JUhn D. klmm.l h l.
baer anu }. G- OSle, Assignves Of J. o. kImmrlt
dhG ChFlotlan LDug, terre tenaut Of Ia aut o. ne
loil'WtnS real estate, situate IN somerset TOW1-
snip, Somerset Co., Pa, being a farm containing
lbO acres mDre or less, adp,iuInv LtuI- III ptslI
husband, Frederick " elIer. et.l having thereon
erected "a two story tram- dwelling .u-, bans
I'Ilii Iti an Vtber VutbuId1ngs, anu known as me
hehmlnger farn. wigh he appurteua nces.
Taken al execution at the suit of Wm " Hill
Also
All the right title, inter, st and claim Of The de-
iehdaht. hauncy r. BIttner, Ui, IN and 10 the fob
lowing real sJAte. situate In Somerset tuwuslIp,
SOniefsel eOehi y, IA ceing certain iarm or rats
ol tahd, AL ing ianis " oliver kneppcr. Penn
Barn1t, David a. .seD,er. jacob Shaulis aud uiu-
ers, eJntaining Z acres. more or less with q Two
siory WS d"vliIng house, barn. amt Othcr cut
bulidin1s thereon .rected with he appurteuauc,s.
ifA Aen ia eAeVugi IA a. the suit Of nary NJ Gts-
uBeI Use oi Ianes NJ. Cover, use Of "a. hitflan
use oi H. y hiernan, Executrix VI ii. kicruan.
deceased.
Also
All the right It'll, interest and claim Of the le
iehIant' busus Orlssey, Vt, iD and 10 the lOoEIns
real state being two ecr,ain lots Oi grSuud @
VII Nos. and situate in HOOyersytlle, ttae-
hahohlng Twp, Somerset c., Pa, adjoining l1n1s
1' Sarah aud kacuel ell, Ann .,1aDk, Fe'.I
Lohr Pubilc r'4ad, and others containiu o. p r,I
e. haNibS hete n ettCt u a tory pisnk t"el-
Ilns hoise carpenter snOp anu 0thsr OutbuIilinz''
with the appur. .entuces.
Taken ia exeeu ION at the suit Of Jacob ID. Pow
ell, Admins r.-tor OF Rulus Pett rtnAn. decd
NOriUE-An persons purchasing al the aDo's
sale Will please take notice that par. OF tNe
purchase money-to be made known al the tlLIe
Of sale-wili be required soon a. the iropery
Is knocked down. otherwise II will be again eA-
posed To sale at the risk of the lrst purchase.
The residue n the purchase money must oe paS =.
or before Thursday Oi the rrst week oi !l-s
Court the time uxed 10y the court for the acAhorf ~
edgmcnt OF deeds, and deed will be acknoSie'-
Ell until The purchase money Is paid IN iulL
JOHN J. SPANGLER
tuarL9 SncriL-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23

There being no choice the conven-
ton was about to proceed to a sec
ond ballot, when Col. Snowden with
drew his name.
The second ballot for Congress
man-at-Large resulted as follows:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue OF GER ain writs Of Vend TX Fl F.
anu Les. Il Pa issued oul OF the Court ui Lummg1
there viii be exposed 90 pubIie sale IN Br court
house, IN Somerset. Pa, On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
THE State CONVENTION.
Continued From Fourth Page
Mr.. Bayne denied this, and the con-
vention proceeded to a ballot.
o-r Irnp I,EI ~. IT, AT-I A pCE
,ALLoT FOR

The first ballot for delegate-at-
lasge resulted as follows:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS


STATE.
oNGREssMAN-AT-LARGE-
GEN. E.A OsBORNE, Of Luzerne.
KLEcToRs-AT-LAEGE.
A. Lisenring, Of Carbon.
Calvin Wells. OF VI tsburgh.
Iamss Dobs0n. Of Philadelphia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-04-23
BradlGV'S American Harvester, No 4.

Bradley's Little Reaper is only 9l% feet wide,
and cuts a foot swath. This is without doubt the
lightest running ard most easily operated ma
hine made. No quvering or scattering in heavy
grain. Binders carry no rake. Outs whe-t, rye,
oats buckwheat. clover. timothy and corn ready
for shocking. IL is a pc feet gem. Every owner
f n Bradley is delighted, and Is shouting its
praises all over the County.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-13

wO0nENBARB--Ne. \ tabs, $e. % aa. 56s Mo- 2
sshA. ~ 2595,5@ No 3 tubs &e. p az, 50; t.zes
hoop lpsils $4 20 thrss,heeR pals $l.S092t
boards si.50SIsS; cictSespfns, 5ocS 81 per box,
WOODEN D1SHEs-Per hundred, ! ID, Doc; 2 10,
25e; 10, SOC; s n. zoe,
IRON AND STEEL,
Bar hon (rates) 20; horseshoe bar S3.15S03 40.
Norway nail rod To- German steel plow-slab, 4c;
american dril steel 12c; SandersoAs tool STEEL 15c
s tar sseeA 4cs spring sgesl q horse shoes seg
3d. 49, cub nails, led and larger $3.50 lkeg; other
sizes at the usual advance.
l01l4 14x00, 12xl1 1915; TX, 10nE4, l4x2o
and TX 1872 49, 75s 10 l4x2o roofing tin, SO. 20,
IT, 2eSas $l259 g Is 6loea tin j. PIGS 2sa f
vanized, 40 " cent discount. Sheet zinc, &c. Cop
per bottoms, 23c. Paanfshed copper 36c. Solder,
10 % Ice, Wire, so ~ cent ofhhst
LEA9MER H6DEs AND TAbTAW
LDAFHER- Oak sole, S304Oc; henlock sole 260
36cs harness 300S&c; skrting 3T040cs black
bride, y doz, $6o965s fair bride, $6007S VI doz
3 @ O French French ds R ssss 81 81 s
HIDEs-Green, 6loe; heavy steer, 7l2c; green salt,
Sos ae green sailed calf 11Q12o dry flint. lac dry
saited+ lo01le. Damaged, oneFthind Of the above
SHEEPsK1Ns- 30035e.
TALLoW-Prin &c.
GREASE-Browns dc; white. 505l2c.
OH CAKE.
oilcshe and oil meal. 900 bs. BIS; 1000 lbs,
$50 Bags and drayage eytra.
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creanery Fancy 22025cs dairy, selected,
zoe lTei choice country l00l2ei poor 70 fair ca.
Esss- shippepspaying l2r91elac for candled; sell
ing from store at. lS@ 140
25c P' ID.
BoNEY-2o022ei in L and I'D cans.
MAPLE SYRup AND SuGART-Sgrups ST y gal;
PoULrRY-Sprng chickens, ga roc p Is; hens. go
loc Y p; roOsters, De p rs Young ducks, So SO p