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The Osceola times., 1885-03-14
EGc,lcs,yption oFEands.

To whom Il may concern Know VI. That on
tli, *iih day of February, ls-d VIM VI.
Block. q. the agent uf u 10 {, ha- redeemed
iuc W p nf y, v. e section z, u north.
q. east, which was sold to & q HGvutuu at
tullrrior'- >ais AIrl 10, 1851 b. paving into
tie cnHty treasury t.c stm Of sl -. in nll
Of ull tax, psualty costs and interest on said
lard including tuN Il last
This FcbraaryY5. issl
l--s 80 HUGH H. MC'NtIGH clerk
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SacTiGrs &a;e.

Iuler and 81 virtue oi nm execution 70 ne
directed hv the CirIk of the circuit nurt Of
Mt-sls !. pi coW,ty. Arkansas, VIII as the front
duur ui tht CIult house. 900 fne town of Osccola,
comfy Of Mississippi. state of \ kansas. ON
SATURDAY, MARCH Isr. 1875,
oler for sale and sch 90 the hirhr.t bidder on
credit uf thrcr months. tho sorfhtast runrtor
of section twenty township Hftypu mort .. range
mine f1sf. lc' itt u1 as tHH property ut Ben "a
tar'lrs 2" sat :, JHc-mtnf alHi.si him inr
one Lu UrDd .uI -tKHItF-lfur dsllAr- tsl74l
HaF e1sts ~ sui', aad iu fe.f oi Robert pclu.
obtained t.fu.s A J ] yrc.,. Juttlc. of The
Peace within bod for sHId county. urH now ur
rgeJul .u uis haoS nf Judgements srd curr-r- in
tng ,rtE.s Office rf .aG county. Saif land
sN. at .pld iu Iuf- of FORTY ucrUt. beginning at
tNr hnr'H ...f r.rUr Ui s.H VusUter section
aHd couilfu.a- 0u.il ail i- -,.'G. ,r sui.f Irut
amount 'hseuf 90 ut-iy s.id Judgment and
t1.fH
Witness nN hand thi- 1atl 3Hg FpHrlary
.s1 N.H ii4 KIM,
a---2t 81 rIT
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Redemption oC F.o ntIs.

To wu0m ii may c0uc-rn Know ye That
On this 18Th day ot bruary, less. q e.
Iui gate hHs rcdrenlel the :. W. "A section l.
L. J.. nor d. r"uge east, which Was sold 20
thaiaeld at collectors sale April A..
1854, b' paying into the County Treasurer the
sum ui Sll,i4 in ian uf all tJy, penalty, costs
ana Interest or said land.
hs February 1874. 1855
2-2s-4L nUGn r MCYEIGU, CLERK.
lly G.. = BDlick, ID. G.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY CIRCUIT
toUGf-SPRlNG TERN. 1855.
". Harrington, ! Plaintiff
".
Mrs, z. J IHuimt re and
Allen and --- lHrrimUut. in- r., ..
INT heirs 40 iaw % T. IL, Lar D'ieH''ah'N'
rlmure, deceased.
The non resident dcfcndauts. T. j Lalri-
IN re, Allen sriuurg and - Larrmorr. are
warned 10 appear m Ibis court within THIRTY
days and answer complaint Of the p'antlfI, G.
"A burlington.
This Marc' 21l is~5
lt1iI O. a, Weigh. Clerk
II y N.N,ish, az ulrney t1r pimrtia
q W. iuumas DO attorney fof drn [3-1-it.
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Important.

When you visit 90 leave Sew York. save
Baggage tyrus-age aud tarriage Hir. and
sioI at tli' G.and Jniun Hotel, op,.,si e Grand
tviirai Depot
Elegant raanis a.t-l uruta cost ofnne mil
lion duiiars. rrduc q o. i.u1 atd upwards Tcr
dHy tnwpeun plan, Ervafur Ecstauanfe
supplied ih lhc best liuisr cars stage and
elevated uiirud toau Gepft- Famiirs can
li,r hfffr lnf less fntgft af ihc srslHt nt,.n
ilcu tlau a. anA cfh.r hess -tisss hoic. ni q q.
fitN
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Gsccola Rain Drops.

Trcwitt & Howe keep n full line o
Standard Drugs, Fine Cigars an'
Tobaccocs, School Books, Paints
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash
The river is rising.
1t is never too late for an over
flow.
Mr.. Eddie Prewitt left Tuesday
for New Orleans.
The rain, Thursday, retarded
garden operation.
Mr.. J. J. Hearn has closed out
his grocery business.
The snow, the beautiful snow,
was quite surprise last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Avery have
gone to the New Orleans Exposi-
tion.
The demand for plows, gears,
seed, rslles, hoes and spades, this
week, made our merchants smile.
Mr.. Paul J. Semmes, after tax
ing IN New Orleans and the Exposi-
tion, returned home last Thursday.
Indigo-bluc, don't express the
"phelinks" of some of our people
over the failure of the appropriation
bill.
Capt. II. NJ. McVeigh and
Judge Semmes visited the upper
end of the county this week on bus
incss.
Prosecution and persecution
seem to be synonymous terms as
practiced ia the j. p. courts this
week.
pr. II. G. Dunavant was among
the passengers who went down to
the city on the Dean Adams las,
Tuesday.
You will find lifc-like pictures
Of tie members Of President Cleve
lands Cabinet on the Bird page of
this paper.
The street lamp, at the corner
of Buffers saloon, exploded Tues
day night. This, we believe, leaves
the town without single lamp.
We will send the Osceola
TIMES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for 81, 10
Mr.. Hugh II. McVeigh left
to-day for Jonesboro, where he.
has been summoned to attend Cir.
cult Court, IN the capacity of wit
Eess.
The names of Mr.. Jonn Mat
thews, Of Nodena, and Miss Lola
Robinson, McGavock's =. O., was
aided to our subscription list during
the week.
-Messrs. G. A. Bolick, f.. !. Hale
and Il. Abernathy, have purchased
the Roller Skate outfit of Messrs. llar-
rison & Kline, and will ran the in
stitution in future.
MIR. 4. A. Matthews has pur-
chased DIR. II. G. Prcwitt's interest
in the Drug Store of Prewitt d
Howe. The style of the firm will
now bo Matthews & Howe.
The sheriff has just found out
what everybody knew all the time
that saloons and stores were kept
open ON Sundays. Better late than
never: now keep them closed.
Over a thousand dollars worth
of shares, or stock, in the propose d
Telephone Company has already
been spoken for, aud this without
any solicitation or canvassing.
The farmers of this vicinity
have commenced plowing, prepara-
tory to Spring planting. The soil
is said to be in better condition
than known for years, and a good
crop is predicted.
FoR RENT.
The Lanier Farm is for rent in
quantities to suit. For terms apply
to f. II. Lanier, ir., ON the prem
ises. +. Il. LANIER.
The steamer Dean Adams re-
ceived quite list of passengers,
from the discharged hands on .he
river works, last Thursday. The
few remaining in charge, are retain
ed on reduced wages.
To OUR PATRONS.
Being about to make some
changes in our business, we hereby
notify all parties indebted to us to
call and make settlement.
Very Respectfully,
G.. Il. BRIchEY q Bro.
Elsewhere will be found the
The Osceola times., 1885-03-14
Definitions.

Jealousy The homage paid by
inferiority to merit.
Charity A service that the re
ceic+r should remember and the
giver forget.
Forsiyencss-The gift that only
you can bestow upon your enemy.
Money 10 the wise convcu-
fence; to the fool necessity.
Sloep-1he thief that robs us OF
oar time, giviag us health IL OK
change.
70 morrow The unborn. Yes
terlay The dead.
Carefulncss The core OF econo-
my.
Clouls--1'ho curtains Of light as
sorrows arc Of joy.
Temptation The test Of soul.
Conversation The Idle mans
business aud the business mans re-
creation.
Fool -One who sh-vs his folly
and doesn't know it.
Wiscman -One who knows his
folly and doesn't shaW il.
Masonic school og lNsTRucrlrN
Al JoNEsBoREo, ARKANSAS,
A Masonic School of Instruction
for the First Masonic District of
Arkansas will be held at Joncsbogo.
Ark, by the r. w Grand lecturer,
George A. Danucl.oy beginning
Tuesday, April 2Sth., 1888, at 10
O'Clock, a, m. Each Lodge in the
District is urgently requested to
send at least one representative.
Ample accommodations will be pro-
vided by the brethren and friends of
Jonesborro Lodge for all who may
attend. Fratcrnrlly,
ID. b. WARREN,
ID. ID. CIR. Master lst District.
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Elsewhere will be found the
Mayors Proclamation for an cleo
ton of town council. The pres
cnt council, including the writer
hereof, has been a do-nothing sort
of board. Let the citizens see to
it that men are elected who are
willing to devote some little time
to the duties Of these offices for the
public good. An entire change
seems to be desirable.
The fare for excursion trip ticket
from Memphis to New Orleans,
good for thirty days, has been re-
duced to s6. All who have not
already visited the Exposition should
avail themselves of these low rates.
Another opportunity to see gath
ering Of all the nations Of the world,
and their products, may not present
itself again g the average Amori-
Gan, until Gabriel blows his tr,mct.
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CHAs. II. FKHEz

Base ball goods at welhey's New BOOK
Store.
All the Libraries for sale al welfey's New
Book Store
CrOgEet sets. al prices. from dollar Up,
at Welfey's New Book Store
Most Of the Justic=' Blanks in use in
Somerset county having been g,roaoCnced
defective IN form by the COar;. justices at
tending Court who desire TO have their
blanks in proper form Will do well TO cal al
ny New Book Store in Somerset. where
they viii find full line Of Banks which
hare been carefully printed for use in SOM
erset county, sad which viii be guaranteed
to NEE: The requirements ofthe law in all
respects Nal orders viii receive prompt
attention. W n WELFLEY.
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BEorHEIsvaLEEr IrExs.

BEoTHERSyALLEr lTENs-
Wheat and pc.zso=s are being bo1ght up
rapidly and shipped OF by our groeerymsn-
One dollar IS the price paid for wheat. and
forty cents for potatoes
sczrle, rash Of the worst type Is prevalent
among the children OF this township II Is
almost equal 70 measles. and children need
70 be vel cared 70. While II lasts
Last week Ee had another spell Of wea.h
er; strong, cold winds and heavy frosts
aud IL xe don't soon get another weather
commissioner, am afraid we shall have q
spell of weather every now aed then
In the last report from this ssction the
number Of students for the Berlin normal
was reported at seventy. The principal Of
the school informs ne that the normal de-
partrnent numbers ninety-sevea. exclusive
Of the primary school Corrections Of this
kind are always made with the greatest OF
pleasure and cheerfalness.
Fish are very cheap this spring; fresh
nackerei are selling al a penny apiece 81
some Of our grocery stores Fish are an ex-
ceIlent brsin food. and since theT are 50
cheap ~e would suggest that Reader
should invest few pennies in fish A large
brain, yOu know, ieve-ythiRg eise being
equal Is q great help to reading
Our farmens are about done sowing ozIz.
but the potato, barley and corn crops re-
nain 70 be put oat. Barley and potatoes
should be attended TO as soon rs the ground
Is in q proper condition for corn guess
well all take the old Indian sign this spring
in planting. and wait til the leaves Of the
white OAK are ss large s. squirrels foot
Ne.-ly eTery farmer in this township has
paid for advertising. caafioning persons no:
TO trespass on their premises FOR the per-
pose Of hunting and fishing. Nevertheless
the streams are continually lined with men
and boys. fishing without the owner per
mission Gentlemen, this Is not saying that
if the Law was never enforced before. hat it
pay not be q any tine
Berlin can boast of as fns > school build
ing as any in the county. The site is not
the most favorable, o1f the schools and
teachers are always of the best buf then
there Is something connected with the
building tia. Is not TO be commended very
highly. and that Is the use Of the basemen.
for . purpose for which il was never IN
tended, thereby creating in summer. not
only around the bailding. bet also in the
rooms. an offensive odor. This part should
certainly be moved a rsasonahle distance
from the main bzilding-
Scw AND TLEx
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

An Eastern hOusekeeper says the best way
70 destroy moth Is 70 take dry powdered salt
and sprinkle il freely all over the es-pet par
ticalzriy along the edges, then sweep Il
thoroughly Repeat this absut once s
month in moth time. and you viii hsye no
trouble from that destructive insect The
salt may also be sprinkied on any woolen
furniture, and brushed OF with s wkisP
broom Il Is perfectly harmless. and vii
help to p-ese-ve.and cleanse the colors Of
the wood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

Judge Tnghran, Of Faystte county, has
decided that bets on the result o. q primary
election are not covered By tie lsE which
gives the wzgers on elections 70 the poor
bozri Of the proper county, for the reason
that sGch primary elections are not cres-
tures ef the common Law. The case arose in
Greene county J. Il Rhinehart and Peter
Cole bes sleo on the senatorial race between
Brznt, R&ss, HOOK and Pstson IN lssi-
Cole bet Brznt would be nominated There
was some dispute over the result and the
poor board put in claim for il, with the
above result
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

E1Ec1Iox OF OuB FELIoEs--The count
Of votes polled for officers of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of Pennsylvania has
been completed, and the following are an
nounoed as the successful candidates Grand
Master, F. Y. Van Arfsdslen. Of lover Mar
ion Deputy Grand Master. Charles W
Ridsxzy. OF PhiIadeIPhis Grand Junior
Warden, John Hs1ey. of Pit1sbargh; Grand
Representative, Francis ". Re2, of Phiia-
delphia Grand Treasurer. Colonel NJ Rich
ards Muckle. Of Philadelphia Grand Sec
retzry, James B. Nicholson. Of Philadel-
mia
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

An important duty that viii deyolve
upon the Grand jury summoned for next
weeks COurs, VIII De . visit the county Jail
and report % the Court on its condition
As we have said before. several Grand J1-
ries who have visited This instifufion have
made their report to the Court recommend
ing improvements, alterations and changes.
but their sisEs have never been acted
upon BY the zurhOnsies- This shall pos be
the case this time II the members of the
oughiy inspect Il and make their report in
plzin and intelligent manner. setting forth
clearly VIVA, they think ought 20 be done in
the premises. ve viii be responsible that
their recommendation shall not Be ccolly
ignored. S xzs those Of their predecessors.
Ifrhey think the old building should be tom
down and new one crested let ther, % say I.
or il they think the present building Gan be
20 ren,odded 30 vel answer The purpose fer
which il Is intended, let them 50 recommend
Il : our oxn opinion thsf il would BE
money wasted 20 attempt 20 rsmode, the old
5ailding. IS L would cost almost as much
10 change and imqrrre ii. IS it would to
rare il 70 The ground and bnili new from
the foundation up. Bat be this IS Il may
there IS crying and imperative ueed thai
for the health OF this community, the good
name Of the county and the Cause OF hu-
mainly. that something be done in this mat
Ter st cnce- The lesson to be learned By
the dreadful suffering Of the people Of Piyn-
9th, Pa. Who have dad hy scores dzring the
pe<f two weeks, simply because they neg
iecsed the most ordinary sanitary precan-
tons. IS one shss should impress itself on
the people Of erezy comuanify. and has i'm
pressed itself upon the people Of this The
acrumulafion Of Elth. and deposits of dis
ease-breeding character IN AID about the
jail and public outhuiIdings Is alarming.
and our vord fox it. that If something is not
done 10 xiizy the evil before the warm SUM-
ner months are oyer, the people OF This
community vil find skeuselvsx graphing
with an epidemic soueshlns nuzt and
shall be done IN this matter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

READ THIs.-A report has been Pnt IN eiF-
eulation BY certain parties who know better,
that have Quit the millinery business The
report Is nos t-pe / now have, and will
have during the season, the largest variety
and best selected stock Of millinery goods IN
the county, inrsading ell the newest styles
and shapes OF hats and bonnets for ladies,
misses and children, 5; the lowest priee for
the same quality ard style Of goods Hats
and bonneis received almost daily.
Ms THL-
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BIZ oRDEE OF TIE coxzITTEK-

Az IxroR1AST ScHOoE BELL-Ths fol
lowing bin Of general interest has just passed
the House branch Of the State Legislature :.
SETIoS / Be Z eaa1ca. &c. That the
school Directors or Controllers msy pur-
chase text books for Use in the public schools
in their respective School Districts ont OF
the school funds Of the distric-, and when
so procured the Necessary books shall be
supplied free Of cost 10 each pupil for the
use of schools IN said district, sat5ecf 30 the
orders OF the Directors thereof, whose duty
II shall be to provide for the safe keeping
and care of the books. which shall be re-
turned q. the Close 81 the annual school
term IN each year, or as the board may di-
rec--
SEC. > Thz; the hoard shall keep an SC
c1rzte account Of al -noueys expended IN
der the above section and report it under
separate item in the annual financial &C
co1nts authorized by Law
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

LEcIUEE-Hon- ". H kooatE has kind
" consented 70 deliver lecture At the
Court House on Monday evening. Msy IS,
1855, At O'Clock P. n. or his recent trip
and observations throagh tie South. and st
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Ceatenni-
al Exposition at New Orleans, La. The
proceeds Of the lecture to be applied 70 the
relief f1ni Of E P. Cummins Pos. No. 30
6. A. r, Somerset. Pa Turn Gus and as
sist =" the boys in blGe- in this. their wor-
thy cause Admission, 3 cents; Children
unie- Is years OF age IS cents. Tickets for
sale Al Boyd's Drug Score, Loufhers Drug
store, Benso-d's Drug Store, Fishers Book
Store. and Weliey's Book Store
lN-..------
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justices and constabiss coming 70 Court,
viii recollect that Fishers Book Store Is the
only establishment in the County that has
for sale full and complete line Of Justices
been carefully prepared for this Ceunty. the
Summons after SUGGESTIONS by Judge Baer-
have everything that Jastices ana Cons;a-
blss require. Confinne your patronase to
this old and reliable establishment. where
yozr interests VIII be promptly and salts
faetorily served.
Caks H FrsHEz
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How Shall Women Dress? is oEes-
ton that one would hardly expect TO be dis
used IN 80 z-zTe an organ Of opinion IS
che Norik AAeriess Rerle-, and yet il is
June number this interesting topic Is 70 5e
treated in a symposium, by i've eminent
winters who have given the suhjecs Inuch
attention. VIZ Charles Dudley Warner,
Elizabeth Stuar. Phelps DR.. William A.
Hammond, Ms. E N. King, and Dr.. Kate
]. Jackson
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

Court meets next week and those Of our
subscribers who are n arrears or whose time
Is about 70 expire viii have good opPor-
tunity to send Up the money for : renewal
by some neighbor who has been summoned
on the jury or Is wines; or who Is IN
fortunate enough 10 be one Of the parties in
. rzSs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

To HoUsEIYE-NOv that the season OF
house cleaning has come The following from
an exchange viii 10 docbt be read with
considerable interest, sad perhaps save
mach valuable time sad hard labor TO our
lady friends
There i nothing better for cleansing
purposes than ammonia Il Is cheaper than
sosp. and cleans everything it touches. A
few drops in kettle that Is hard to clean
En2kes grease and sickness fade away and
ro5s the work Of al its terrors- Let II stand
q few minute= before attempting
70 sc-spe of srd every corner viii
be clean. Il cleans the siak thoroughly and
penetra.es into the drains. Spots and an
ger marks on paint disappear under its mag
iczl influence, and II Is especially effective
on the floor and oilcloth. though it must De
used with care OF the latter or Il viii destroy
the polish. In fact il is the housekeepers
faend. Is well As being an ercellen. disin-
fee1ant and fertilizer. and the waste water,
after It's use, can be msde to do effective
work By being Ihrovn arouad the house
plants Gixe il trial and you viii never
be without IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

The oonmemorauon OF Ar5or Day has
brought 10 light law approved May ,,
1879. by which the citizen who plants trees
along the public highway Is entitled 70 az
abatement on his road TAX, the said sbate-
meut being one dollar for every four trees
set ont. provided II dos nst exceed one
fourth OF his total road tax
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

We are requested TO call the attention Of
our readers in the Borough to several orii-
nanoes recently passed, especially the one
relating TO cows running ~ large a uight,to
be foand on the fonrrh page cf this paper.
Il Is the intention Of the Authorities 70 ris-
IDLY enforce each and every Of these orai-
rarces
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

90 to tie Eureka Roller FIGURING Nils,
Somerset. Pa. and get your wheat ground
or exchanged Thirty-nine pounds of -four
guaranteed TO every sixty pounds of good,
clean wheat. Al work guaranteed by
". II. RUIZ
Miller ana Proprietor.
Sonerses. Pa. May S, lss5-
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NOTCH 10 sErzE-As the undersigned
have disposed Of their Interest in the Soner-
set Lumber Yard to Mr. Elias Cunningham.
notice Is hereby given thas al accounts On
their books must be promptly settled Per
sous knowing themselves indebsed to the
firm VIII please call at the Office Of Mr. Gun
ninghzn. At the Lumber Yard. where the
books hare been LET sor collection.
MARSHALL & WEsKIsyp.
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Company 1. Of Bedford, having the eest
record far craftsmanship among the com
uanies comprising the Fifth regiment. h>s
been awarded the gold medal Ct the regi-
menL The Champion company has the
night 70 hold the medal for one year, when
II viii again be contested for.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-13

I hsve on hand AZ AL times complete ss-
so-tment of the celebrated s:ndehaker wag-
ons. either steei-skesn OF hollov-sron axle
This wagon was contracted for BY CBele
sam during the late rebellion. and the splen-
did service rendered during the war has
placed il where il stands to-day ail over the
United States, away ahead Of al Others
Call and see them, or try one. ar J. B. Hol-
de-5anms. Every WAGON f1lly warranted
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IL AAA
Somerset, Pa

Buy y01r Boots and Shoes st Sol Uhls
ana be happy Boy yogr Boots and Shees
AZ Sol. This and save money. Buy your
Boots ard Shoes II Sol THIS and get reAr
TT Buy your Boots and shoes AZ Sol { bis
and ges the worth OF your money. Don't
forget the place. No. 5. Mammoth Block
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Ross DAVIS e. Co.

Hats. bootS, shoes. collars. cuffs. h1ndker-
chiefs. hosiery. snspendsrs and all the latest
novelties in neckvear; she celebrated lion
City shirt. warranted 70 be made Of best
View York Mills muslin, With 500 linen
breast and wsiStb&nds. ST
J. N. HoLDERRAUs's.
No 1. Baer Block.
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CAEFE7s, CAzPE7s AT greatly ief1ced
prices for the cash or ready trade, new
styles Tapestry Brussels, all wool. al cotton
and wool I'll ingEains. hemp and linen car
petings. ranging il prioes from Il TO %
cents per yard. J. NJ HoLDERBauN,
No 4. Baer's Block,
Somerset, Pa.
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The soourzs AZ Plymouth Pa, Is srll rag
ing Hundreds OF persons are down with
the diSezSe Seven deaths occcz-rcd on Sat
GrSiay- The druggists doctors and under
takers keep their places open al night Last
week the Council spent 81 80 in cleaning Up
the town The work Is being continued
this ueek