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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29
TERMS :

NoTICE-An persons purchasing Mt tho above
sale viii please take notice that part of tine pur
chase mOney--to be made known at the time Of
saie-wiil be required as soon as the property Is
knocked down. otherwise 1t VIII be again exposed
to sale Mt the risk of the first PURCHASER. The
residue Of the purchase money must be paid on or
before Thursday OF the first week OF the May
Term OF Court, the time fixed by the Court for Sc
curing the acknowlei gnent ofdeeds, and no deed
viii be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid in full.
JOHN WINTERS,
Sherih's Office Sheriff.
April y, isS5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

All the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant, Walter Herring, Of, in and to Tie fol
lowing real estate, viz: A certain tract of land
situate in the Borough Of Ursina, Lower Turkey
foot Township, Somerset Co.. Pa, bounded onthe
North and West by land Of A. N. Tissue on the
South and East by land of e. d. Yutzy, contain
tanning 10 acres, with a one and one-half story
frame dwelling house, frame barn and other out
buildings thereon erected. with the appurtenan-
ces.
Taken in execution at the suit Of Z. d. Yutzy,
use OF Hertz Keiser, use Of J. A. Hunter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

ALI the right, title, interest and claim of the de-
fendants, Daniel ID. Hoover and Catharine Hoov-
er, of n and 20 the following real estate. viz Two
certain lots Of ground in the town of Garrett Sum-
NIT Twp, Somerset Co., Pa, known on the plan
Of slfd town as lots Nos. I6t and los, bounded on
the Northwest by Walker street. on the North
east by an alley, on the Southeast by Mulberry
alley and on the Southwest by Maple alley. with
two-story frame dwelling house erected on lot
No. 16j each ofsaid lots front on Walker street
20 feet and run back to Mulberry alley 10 feet,
with the appurtenanees.
Taken in execution as the property of Daniel
D. Hoover a. the suit of Phoebe Stahi, Sophia
Ayers, ct al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

All the right, title interest and claim of Henry
Valentine, of in and to the following descrihed
real estate. viz: certain tract land situate in
Lower Turkeyfoot Twp, (now Confluence Bor)
Somerset Co. Pa, containing three f3l acres and
ninety-two (g2) perches, adjoining lands Of Joseph
Cummins, John Davis's heirs and Others with
the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of John G. San
ner's use and John Davis Admr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

All the right, title, interest and claim of the
defendant Thomas Edwards, OF, in and to the fol-
lowing real estate. viz: A certain lot OF ground
situate in Meyersdale Borough, Somerset Co.,
Pa being lot No. SIS in Buechley survey, front
ipg so 'eet on Buechly street and extending west
South, and lot No. 327 on the North, having a
two story frame dwelling house, stable and other
outbuildings thereon erected, with the appurte-
nances.
land
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

All the right, title interest and claim of the de-
fendant, Joseph Christner, Of In and to the fol-
lowing real estate, viz A certain tract OF land
situate in Elkliek Twp, Somerset County Pa,
being part of the farm conveyed by Peter :. Hay
20 John keim, containing 155 acres and 72perches
adjoining lands of Cyrus Roaamer, p. :. Hay,
SIlas Tressler and John Keim having a dwelling
house. bank barn, and other outbuiidings there
Oh erected, with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of keim Y Liv-
engood and Buechly, use Of John Keim Sr., use Of
John J. keim.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

All the right, title, interest and claim Of the de.
fendant, A. +. Diekey of In and 10 the following
real estate, viz certain tract of land situate in
Somerset township Somerset county, Pa, contain
kdown the Berkey Coal Bank, also all the Goa
and other minerals underlying a parcel Of land
owned by Henry Houseielt, adioiningthe aforesaid
one acre tract. Jonathan Cunningham and others
being the mineral contained under the same par
eel OF land conveyed By Benford * Hugus 10 Dan
iel Keeser containing 0 acres with the appurte-
nauees.
Taken in execution at the suit Of Francis E.
Weimer, use Of Samuel Barclay.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29

An the right, title, interest and claim of the de-
fenGant, Stephen Jones Of in and to the follow
ing real estate, VIZ; Two certain lots Of ground
situate in the Meyers survey in the Borough Of
Meyersdale, Summit Twp Somerset Co., Pa.
known on the plan of Of said survey of said bor-
ough as lots Nos 75 and -, fronting on Second
avenue, bounded on the east by lot No. 70 owned
on on tho West by lot No 20 owned by J. o. Iey-
ers, with a two-story frame dwelling house and
other 0uthuildings erected lot No. -, with the
appu tenances.
Taken in execution at the. suit of Elias Wine
land
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-29
NOTICE To TREsPAssERs.

arr15,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04
EASTERN NEWS.



shot af the Democracy.
BALTIMORE. Maroh 3.-Tonioht "a IN.
train conveying the New Yorf Oonntv
Democracy emerged from the west and
Of the Union tunnel, a shot was fired m
it from the tunnel OF Greenmount sam.
etery. The bali passed throuch ths
vindov of the car and throuoh The hat
| Of one of the uassenoars Tbe noIica
we're at hand. but the assaiIant inmnsd
down nearly 20 fact into The csrnetsrv
grounds and escaped,
Late trains broucht eonsidarahle
numbers of voyaeers back frem Wash-
| inQton unable 10 Oct observation-disclosures.
there for the nicht
e...,.- .s- ..
Msre.
D a Mafon mere Vas
Mote ne mere tooay tnan Tor 2 long
hme- Trains from the east and west
oeRin 10 arrive early and by noon the
Guy vas tnroneed with STRANGERS on the
way 70 washington. The railroads are
All taxed 70 tneif full capacity and
trains Wiii os run all night to eecommo-
osse we vast tnfonR. FROM Baltimore
20 mAsn.ngton tes deuole tracks will
Dc run AZ tah speed.
Strikers IAterfering with Trains.
GALVESTON. Tex. Marah "A y,,c.
MarshAll speciaI savs. Taa str;kins
employees Of the Texas Pacific shon
carried Out resolution sdontad AZ
their meeting by stoppino ali nasaanrar
and freight trains todsy- Flssan trs;ns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

wa ADOPTED Ihs Hoase rsesdes from
a1ssSreenent 20 all the Senate
80 noDsnts, and as finally agreed 20
me bill scpropristes GO, 00, 600.
4 recess Vas then tskez untl $50.
tpon reoonTeainR. nnmerozs motions
70 take recess we're made. 20 a1siu
Gases.
The point Of no quorum vas rsisad
Robinson, Of New York. made An an
peal A. TIE last word be would ever saw
N Washington, urging the House 70
make donation Of any amount 70 Mis-,
AIckleham, Rrsnddaaehtar of ysfer-
son, and requested unanimons consent
Tor tne passage of the bill making IA
appropriation for that purpose.
Hammond obi scted.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill vas
received from the senate With the Sea-
ate emsodments. which sers nsucoo-
red IN Randall and Long were sppoint-
ed conferees.
Tbs time dragged along very slovly,
tne moaotonous voice Of the clerk
enumeratinG the names Of members
being emily varied by the members
themselves. As the question no QUO
rum was raised upon various dilsrory
motions, and tired out from the long
session last night, the Representatives
took no interest in the proceedings,
rarely voting, but leaning back in their
chairs smoking and lingering lead ZEN
cils ornamented With picture Of Grow
er Cleveland and bearing the legend.
For President. lss5-lSs9," which some
enthusiastic Cleveland man lad dis
triooted in large quantities throusheu.
the hall.
The fun Of tie evening svas confined |
70 the ways and means committee room. |
where Representative Blackburn was
ceiebrating his last night in the HOUSE /
oy treating his particular friends to q
musical party. the instrumental portion
Of which vas furnished by a party of
Lexington oolored men, while the entire
company now and then Joined in the re-
Tain OF some negfe melody and broke
INTO applause ss each sir was completed,
The House has adopted the confer
snce report on the Fertilization Appro-
priation bill.
The Post Ofare bill is still under con
,ideration.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04
NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
! term. ~ seattle. In King county. Wash-
ington Territory.
No. f272- Margaret y. McGlanghlin.
plaintiff. ". Robert O. Mc0lanshlif. do
fendan1.
10 Hohsrt O. McGlaughlin. dsfendAnt |:
VOC viii please take notice that the 30
positions q William Crulkshank, Mar
RMrsf CruikMhank and Sarah CFuikzAAnk.
Witnesses On behalf Of the plaintiff IN The
above enfttled artion. % Be use1 up<.n Ne
xial thereof, vii b taken before y. ~.
KlIbourB, Esq-, q Notary Pablic, a. his
once In Tara. County Bruce. Ontario. On
| he Id d4y a AD<sA issa. befwesn tbs
| hoars a. "a 3 ck11k n a. and Z O'clock p.
h. n fhsf ds5. csnInencinx st 10 O'Clock
! ~ m. and II 1o< cuuplefed On that day
| fhe fakin9 tsexesf viii % continued fronn
dsy 70 day. saccsssively thereafter as4
ever sundays. ct the sane piAcs. anti
comraetsd-
WHfIE & MUNDAY.
Artaxnnys feF Plaintiff.
Date Of nrsf pabiicstten Feb ~ hasA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

Rozxzr Exxurz.--A celebration Of
the anniversary Of Robert Rmmets's
birth, undsg the snspioes Ct the lrish
Maternal League, will b hsld 81 the
California Cub rooms. fseler- ksAFy
basldinQ. this eveairQ. Tue program
viii consist Of naiional music, songs,
rsoi,aiioas, ete- Hoa. w. n. white
will deliver the orAsioa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04
FOREIGN.
In the Commons.

- &tD04e
LONDON, March Sin the Commons
this evening, Sexton Home kule)
asked permission TO move an adjourn
rnent Of the House until be csuld call
attention 70 the Speakers conduct in
suspending VIM. O'Brien. The Speak
er stopped Sexton and told him that IL
be wished 10 impugn the Speakers CON
duct, be must make direct motion to
that ssect. The Chair could not allow
saeh motion a. was Just made fer I'D
iournment. Loud shsers.l sexton
appealed 10 Gladstone to allow a dis
oussiou upcn the motion. Gladstone
replied that there was nothing in Sex-
toms motion emitting the mover 10 any
special facilities. The debate on the
redistribution Of aests bill was then re-
sumed.
TIE war Gxrisemens.
LONDON, March S.-Ths excitement
accustomed by ths strained relations be-
tween Russia and England still oontin-
nes. Conssls have fallen u per cant. in
cons quence.
sIkha az saasiaa.
suAxrx. March 3.--Thres transports
ere landing the sikhs indian regiment.
Operations In TsneDia.
PAEIs, March a-Gsu. Briers perssle
teleeraphs; s'On February 2sth TOO
| yssasA s~sis3 e~s Tuyuus.uam, Tuu
French garrison at TuYenQuam 70
pulsed fuyioua nisht attack, fnflstine
hsavy iass upou the Chinese. General
NeerieF dispersed The Chinese IN the Vi
entity AZ Lanesoon aud captured several
Knapp guns and mitrailleosea. He also
captured the frontier town Of OoaAY.s
Press Csmmepe.
LoxDos, March a-Ths Daily Nesrl
expresses the hope that Russian states
rasn will prove reasonable and keep theiI
word. ~OtheTviss the cousequeu 80
must be on their heads. not oors." II
says, I'VE are bound BY Q solemn treaty
10 protect the Afghan frontier"
Expect IN kstrsassmezs.
Lospos, March a. German pres
eommeasins On Bisuarck's speech h
the Reichstaa Mouday express the be
lief that II will result In q serious -
tssacsmsns between England and Ger
tnsny.
Ressra sf The yayAassrs.
| HALIxAx. n. s.. March s-Midnishi
The steamer Hanoserisn, with Oh
Canadian voyaesnFs % board. has ias
arrived.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

HAED TxE.-John RnFus. the white
river leg sEovsr, VITO returned from q
ssnsxhat extsnded trip 10 Cslifornis.
BY the Msxieo. yesterday, s.3sss thai
times are hard and 1ensy y scarce In
California d wen a eiseshars. Ia fAgi
he sAss there b really no market for
hsps. and that business IN al Anss =
greatly Depressed
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PACIFIC COAST.
They sIass be Ad.isied.

sNs FRsSczsco, March A-The Su.
preme Ooafs to-day affirmed the opinion
% toe lower court holding that Chinese
children must be admitted e. the public
sehoslls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04
WHOOP
HER UPI
.SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COUNT FOR THJ<
L Third JudbsiAl District Of waahingt0n
Territory. holding terms ~ Seattle.
No. s2ie- Charles Kletf plainti4, 70
Lorenzo II. Graves and Emma II. Graves
defendants
Under ana By virtue Of an order ef sale
and decree OF foreclosure. Issued ont OF
the District Court. hoiAing TENS n seat
lie. on the nd asy Of January. 1855. In the
above entitled action, wherein the above
named plaintiff obtained q Judgment and
decree sgsfp u the above nAned defend
ants. am commanded 10 sell the follow
ing described tnortgaged premises. that 10
70 say.
Lois numbered three 81 and four al. In
block iogty-eiSht tial. In the heirs Of Sarah
A. Belle second addition 70 the city Of
Seattle.
Notice Il therefore hereby given that ON
saturday. taie 3Ist day 81 msreh,
1855.
Al the hour OF o'clock D. M. uf said
day, In front Of the Court HOUSE. door. IN
The clty OF seattle, ing county, Wash.
In9son Territory, ! will, In obedience 10
aid order of sac and decree Of forecle.
sure sell the abeYe described property. %
satisfy plAintiffs Judgment, with interest,"
thereon and costa. % the highest and bess
Dele Dated a seafils this iSth day Of yshrs.
sry. ISIS.
feis sheriff o. King county, w. II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

Ous day lasf vsek Q e0g beiengins 10
@. 0rcelich. Of 1seksan. Anadur eonn-
~, CAl-, eays btrth % thfse calves epe
az wnich fsu into o dttch and waS
snoshersd the sshss two sss sliys and
hsAsty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

FosKles ConNEscs.- Seven sail YES
seis cane 10 the Sound from foreign
ports last month. and seven call vessels
vent 20 foreign ports laden with lumber.
The vessels that came we're the Guar
dian, Heery Buck, Storm King. Nellie
May, George @. Eerkins, Spartan and
Kate tAavShrast The vsssea. that
ssilssl vere de G. q. whitmors. Brown
Brothers. Nenaniam, Aana, Nnevo Nj
colo, Nauge aud kliekitat. The ont
soins. carRoes aggregated about -four
milik,n feet Of lumber, valued 81 about
5000, ard sasy we're destined fol
nencaulu, hilo. 6ydnks and Melbourne,
50 ~, are infarmed ky she March circu-
La al n. O. II. kothsehIid 4 Co.
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n. Of a.

nArNIE8 LODxsR No. MIA MEETs
~ = Odd feBow4 HAll frsf and laird
eREaraayE Of each HontA.
I'D l. n R0BHxN6 Dce4enr.
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On yIxzf.--colonsl shizlsE, for .
long time chief clerk in the Registers
offiss 10 olympiA. and nos pcoprissoi
Of sl,isslsrvi,ss. raid Seattle VISA zee.
trrasy. The Colonel 10 boxing Gel
ana i,rpesrs b Be- happy over the pFos
oeca al ShiaaAervilis h<0szninG . pres
peFosls essy. His mission % Seattle wss
ta ed sons @poinfers's ss % Tie eesi
nethcd 81 laying oai the futnre me-
tropSais. He rstarns bone tAas 9ern'
ina.
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lzisaroS, March S,-The city, 90
~ g lnAaauratina Day. presents
- % sxtrsoFdinary activity. en-.
: ~ and enihaiaAsui. Tns ironts
- @e 6zil1ingsI en- psnnsyfvAnia
al.ss - n..AfiS tancsassa BY hass
-. and festoosn OF bantine, 90
~ ssfess u almost literally walled
-. 8 q eeaored ,lrkgery. The Ian.
49,. ses street lsmppossa have beep
- snd no llas saases are saf.
- ~ ouiefeil globes. Electric
esALe 81 every esFneF and along
seslsoss % The brilliantly iilu.
- streets. under the ans,ertns
s ssd hanlssrs. move crowds
Sefatlan Eisihsrs Military
ns IN hill uniform, head.
nns hands and iiah.sd
80 esise HEADLIGHTS and n.nksd
~ sesA are constantly psssips
es.s.s "a ia.tA thrsaRh Pssnsylsanis
=, I, - Rsf.ssaia street. % shsss
sp.n shs llsAdqaar.ers Of ~
q .slsst. and an sreesed VIA
49, .ess vhssl asoana he corns.s
pss.ss :. sefonzs Of spaslasors, CON.
r - g ssass nilisis h pisin s.s -,
ss altsrnats WITH . islerssQas
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WANTED.

0Qnn0 slsee OR ai0l1 on N
$3.50 4 s sss xi 80 80 'r'ie -
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AA1AAoA9&R AAlG& 0--at 90 - ~
the House took q Feccss until 9s- u.
There were hardly dozen members
in the ball when the session vas resumed
this morning. Ths Sandsy Civil bill
had IN the meantime come ofef ftou
ths senate heavily loaded With snsnd'
meuts.
Randall asked uaansnsas eaassn. .hai
THE bill b taken up and the Senate
amsndmsnts non eoscarred In and sent
10 q conferrsnes committee, bat an OBJ
lection came from Hsphau. Their
there vas O call OF the HOUSE wksok
shoved tue pr-sence Of only Is men
bers. kandAlis uation vas then ~
neved and agreed to, aud Randall
Eorney and Ryan veFe appointed con
ferses On The para Of the House.
AttsF vaEioas attempts 20 have bills
taken 40 By cnamioas consent aud /
being plainly impsssiels 10 have an,
uablie business Transacted. the Hoasl
| saioafnea antn II o'clock.
| Ire debate on the ocean mail trans
paFtafion ciAase was continued. Afte
Ions debate the Hoass euncurred i
tbs senate amendment auihort&sna ID
Postmaster Geosrai % lease premise
| for tAira class posi- ON -.
HorF uaoyed that the House CONCUR b
TIE senate amendment relative 70 ooes
nail transportation. Losf By 10 10 4;
Tue Hoass tken persistinR IN la ais
agreement 10 the Aneadmsnt farshe
eoofsreaes vas ordsred.
Eifis submitted ths conferences repsi
On ths IndiAs AppropriAtion bill II
report slases that an aRrsemant b
been reached On all potaez In coasrs
vsrsy sxcept % the senate smsDdmeE
asrikins oul the clause PAYING ciaial
a1ainsf Indian tribes 90 account
depsedasiona and saaetsng ieesslatse
relative 20 ths iutgodnetton Of tntox
eatsnx Eyirifs into Irdian territory. II
snsekd1snt ssrikinz out she elAGse ri
live 30 claims against Indian tribes VI
disagreed 10. and further eonfcreni
was ordered
Oux sabmiitsa the eonferepas reps
' En- Ne FsHsioa AppropriAtion eaas wa
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LADIES',

TAI-L ON BRYAN AND SEE THE
" White Automatic Sewing Machine"
It's DAISY" and SIS 70 so less THAI
ever before for "Auiomatics."
SIS Front street fe20dw
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IORxKR THIRD AND COLUMBIA
u s<resfa. b. MrA Wight and Miss
ssssnweg. Cafting and Atting Q 80
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Lospoa, MaFah q - German prsas
eommeasins On Bismarck's speech In
the Reichstaa Monday empress the be-
lief that Il will result In q serious g.
tgsacsmens between England and Ger
foAuy
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fsss, LAND sALx.-Jossph ooDssoek,
sheriff Of Kitsap county, gives notice
thas by virtue Of "a execution issued
eas .. .ss Diairics Court 90 August slst:
lssa in favor OF Z. u. Gage and
acairEs tAe Msigs Lnmher and Ship
bAiIslinz CompAny. that hs has levied
upon ana will sell 10 the hiehees bidder
for e,.sh, at public suetlea. a. The coari
houai, door In Port MAdisoo, kitsAp
conniy, today "Wednesday. March go J.
sever tkousanA one hundred and sixty :
sssen acres Of land. 10 sntiaff 9 jude
nsnt aEr,ountlne % &iS0Ata. together
with Interest, epsts and Disbursements.
NKw CowRaxr.-Articiss Of ircorpc-
rasiaia Of the LOwman and Hartford
Stationery and Printing Company have
been filsd With the oosnty AaditorsAnd
Tesnsorial Secretary. Ths trustees en-
C9arenea Hanford. Jamee ID. LowmAn
| and 4, N. Jaekscn; J. -. Lsounaan heine
| President, j. n. Jackson Secretary, q
| Hsniord manager Of tbs printing de-
partsseat, and I. n I,osnaa asseees'
81 she ssaaionsry department lbs
| eauifAl ssock ts &sA.oo0 The nee con
psny vii ecnduet = double business ..
| Indicated By tls name. dealing ~ Al
| aescriptso1s 81 stationery goods, ant
dsins, all desnaptioas Of iss pEinisns>
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Retara ef Dc NayAaesFa.

HALIxAx. n. s.. March s-Midnieht
The steamer Hanoverisn, With The
Canadian yeyaesnFs On board, has iass
arrived.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15

WHATEVER may be, said or thought about
other political parties, the democratic party
by natural selection and utilization, by its
platform and by the utterances of its lead
ers, is firmly welded to the whiskey interest,
as the clauses in the Ohio and New York
platforms and in other states abundantly
testify. A few evenings since, Governor
Hoadly, the great Ohio standard bearer of
that party, declared that drinking was not
an evil, that he was opposed to prohibition,
that he was opposed to taxation of the traf-
fic, that he was in favor of license and a
lon license at that. That was the doctrine
the governor dignifed by the name of per-
sonal liberty, doctrine that, being transla-
ted and condensed, may be concisely ex-
pressed in two words ''free whiskey" Such
is the well defined position of the great dem
ocratic party on the greatest moral question
of the day; and yet thousands of so-called
temperance men will lend their aid to that
party and rejoice in its success.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15

Through the mirthful eyes OF Jonah
Darlington we can see the fair itself
unshorn of its splendors. Here are
tents formed of long wattles Ia two
rows, inclined together the top; over
which for covering are spread patch
work quilts, winnowing-sheets, rugs,
blankets, old petticoats, secured by
ropes of hay. A broom-head or we'll
worn brush, a watchman's discarded
lantern, surmounted by variegated rags
torn to ribbons, serve the purpose of
the tavern's ivy-bush; rusty saucepan
or old pot signifies that eating as well as
drinking may be had. Down the mid
die what day since had been doors
and now are tables rest on mounds of
clay, and benches, swaying under the
sitters when their equilibrium becomes
uncertain, run along supported in like
manner. when the liquor got tho
mastery of one convivial fellow says
Sir Jonah, he would fall off, and the
whole row generally followed his ex-
ample; perhaps ten or even twenty
shillelagh boys were seen on their
backs kicking up their heels. some able
to get up again, some lying quiet and
easy, singing, roaring, laughing, or
cursing; while others still on their legs
were drinking and dancing and
setting the whole tent in motion,
till all began to long for open air, and
q little wrestling. leaping, cudgeling,
or fighting upon the green grass. The
tent was then cleared out and prepared
for a new company A delightful
aroma, in itself nourishing, filled the
June air-mingled turf, whisky, steam
ing potatoes, Dublin Bay herring. salt
beef, and cabbage. At dusk a dozen
fiddlers and pipers would strike up and
row of perhaps hundred couples
work away their iig-steps till they
actually fell off breathless' Matrons
would bring the 'childer' to this para
disc of cakes and simple toys, and these
infantine jewellers would assist the mu-
sicians with pop-gun and drum and
whistle. Under the summer moon
young men and maidens would utter
their VOWS and fix the day for going
before Father Kearny, who declared
that more marriage, were celebrated in
Dublin the week after Donnybrook
Fair than in any two months during
the rest of the year. THE Century.