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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06
Meyersdaie, Somerset Co,

BARGAINS N WAIcHE.-Having bought
an immense stock of American Watches at
the depressed prioes, am selling them at
prices never before quoted Waltham, e.
gin, Springfield and Rockford movements
in Solid Silver cases az S. $40, sl2 and <i4.
Every watch guaranteed.
E. McDowEIL, Jeweler,
Somerset, Pa
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COMMITTEE.

LIME, CALcISED PLAsTEE. CExEsT.-The
attention Of builders and contractors is di-
rected TO the fact that these goods are bought
in car load lots, and our prices for them are
less than for local shipments. freigh; added.
Cook 4 BEDRITs
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G. ESpy Anderson, son of the late Espy
l. Anderson, Of Bedford, and one of the
owners Of the Bedford Springs property died
at Cumberland, Nd, on Thursday of blood
poisoning resulting from an old sore on one
of his .e-s.
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MEST MAgkET.-Main Street.-We have
Just added large Refrigerator TO our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork. &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily Parties
euy;ng meat can have it kept IN the z frig-
orator until wanted
posS n.vrs q "a
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CARPErsl CARFETs AT greatly ieiuoed
prices for the cash or ready trade, new
STYLES Tapestry Brussells, all wool, al cotton
and wool I'll ingrains hemp and linen car
petings, ranging In prices from Il TO 50
cents per yard. in. HoLDEssAuN,
No. 4, Baer's Block,
Somerset, Pa.
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The best safeguard against cholera, yellow
fever and every other species OF disease, Is
cleaniness-olesnliness not only of person
and apparel bat Of air. food. water and
habiizfion. r mus; be acquired and main
tsined-solgntarily if the individual will
forcibiy. II the authorities mast
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Justices and Constables coming. 20 Court,
viii recollect that Fishers Book Store is the
only establishment in the County that has
for sale 8 full and complete line of Justices
and Constable's Blanks Ny Blanks have
been carefully prepared for this County the
Summons after suggestions by Judge Baer-
have everything that justices ana Consta-
bles require. Continue your patronage to
this old and reliable establishment, where
your interests viii be promptly and salts
factorily served.
Cu.S II Er<urp
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Among our trends and patrons who cali
ed last week and squared of their subscrip-
tIon account, not forgetting 10 pay year
in advance. Was Mr.. Samuel J. Bowser, OF
Milford.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

Ns,ioe Is hereby given to ali persons concerned
lowing accounts have passed register, and that
the same viii be presented ior confrnAtiou and
allowance at an Orphans Court 70 be held AZ Som
erset On Thursday, the slst day Of May, 1855:
L First accoant Of Samuel A Ringer. Adnr Of
Michael Ringer. deed
. First account Of +. T. Fritz one Of the Exec-
utors Of Daniel Fritz decd.
ard Alex Hoffman, Adnrs. Of Wn- Z Hoffman,,
deceased
4 First and final accSunt Of Albert Blackburn
ana Thomas K Blackburn, Adnrs- Of John R0g-
ers, decd
s. First and final accsunt 81 Sarah h Clair. Ac-
ninisfratri1 Of Wm. Il Clair.
g. First and nnzl account Of Rolson Lohf. AdHr.
Of Michael Lohr
3 First and tnaI account o. John Nearenber-
ger, Adrhr. Of JOS. Nearenberger. deed.
s. Etrsr and nnal account Of Al=x Brub2ker,
Administrator Of Marxaretts Weller. decd.
q First and nnal aeo0unf Of Alex Brubaker,
Executor Of Henry Sh0mbcr. deed.
10. First and nnAi account Of d. J. Brubaker
Adrar- of Levi J. " eller decd
IL. First and final account Of Isaac Berkey and
David Berkey, Admrs- Of Jos. Bsrkey. deed.
L First account Of Noah ). Miller and Josiah
Miller Executors OF Sau'l J. Miller, decd
Is First account Of Daniel Hoffman and josiah
BOyts Adrnrs- Of Hiram J. B0yts, decd
IA Seo0nd account sf Elias Fike, one Of the Ad-
ninistrators Of John L. Ssylor, deed
Is. Account Of Jchn Il Miller Administrator
ID. Account Of Israel Bruner and Henry Lucas
Administrators OF Hiram Bruner- decd
l.. Account OF Mari SchmzIie. Administrative
Of Daniel Schmalle, deed.
Registers oncs, CHAs. C. sHAFER,
Apr. .. lss5- Register
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Irwin, Pa, April 30.-The Penn
Gas Coal Company miners resumed
work in the No. 4 mine this morning
at the reduction, after . strike Of
nine weeks. Fifteen hundred min
en- also resumed work at the Scott
Haven mines This breaks the
strike ct these two points and vir-
tually settles the price for mining in
the district.
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Az oLp-TINE WASoSEE.-The Gre>nsburg
Pres notes visit 70 Greensburg on Wed
nesday last Of Isaac shatfer. who 81 one time
had five or more six-horse teams engaged
hauling goods from Pittsburgh 10 Baltimore
and Phiisdelphia and return, and who for
me-ly owned the site upon which the SOM
erset County Home is built. When in his
prime he was q large and powerful man,
and could handle with ease the strongest
man on the road, He was also wealthy, but
a reverse of fortune swept away all his
worldly goods. afier which he deyeloped a
fondness for horses. which gave him news
paper uotoriety all over the State Mr..
Shaffer is eighty years ofage.
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The Sacrament ofthe Lords Supper will
be administered IN the Presbyterian Church
OF this place on next Sabbath There VIII
be preaching on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings at quarter before 8 so'clock-
Rev. S. S. Bergen. formerly Pastor Of this
Church is expected to be present On Friday
and stay over the Sabbath assisting in the
services All are cordially invited. Sesis
are always free C. C. B. DuScAs-
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EvASsKLIoAL CONFERENCE.

EvASGELIcaL CONFERENCE.
The unnual Pittsburgh Conference Of the
Evangelical Association was held at West
Millville, Clarion County, Pa, from April
eSri to April q, 1ss5. Bishop R. Dubbs,
d. D., of Cleveland, O., presided over the
Conference, which consists of sixty timer
ant and forty-two local preachers. Daring
the past year the Conference collected
s5.5is.o2 for home and foreign missions,
and $685. IS for Church extension. The con-
tr;butions 70 the superannuated preachers
fund was 81 30.
Mt Pleasant and Ligonier circuits were
detached from Somerset district and annex
ed 10 Pittsburgh district, and Cambria and
South Fork circuits were taken from Ale
gheuy district and annexed to SoInerse, dis
irict.
The following sre the appointments for
the ensuing year on the Somerset district !:
Presiding Elder. D. X. Lavan.
Somerset-JaeobS Smith
Stoyestown-P ". Plots.
Berlin-A. B. Day.
Ben's creek-G. W. Risinger,
Cambria-S. Milliron.
South Fork-D. s. Polling.
Indian Creek-L.iL Baumgsriner.
Fay yette-A. J. Greenavait
Preston-S J. Cation.
Salisbury, Meyersiale and Redwood
W NJ Covert
Beiford-E. r. Dickey
Hyndman-F. W. Boriett.
Romney-c. F. Floto.
Morgan-I. B. Goblin.
The next session OF Conference viii be
held at Rass Liberty, Ohio. beginning April
:. 1856. REPoRrER
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General ". Fl. Koontz will deliver lee
ture in the Ccur. Hcuse Monday evening Of
Court on his recent trip South. The lee
ture wild be delivered under the auspices Of
the G. A. E. Post, Of this place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The two prisoners who escaped from the
jail seyeral weeks since are still al liberty,
bat the hole through which they made their
exit has been closed, all the same
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NOTICE. Is hereby given 10 AL the Justices olthe
Peace, the Co-o1er and Constsbles within the
said County OF Somerset. that they be then and
there In their proper persons with their rolls.
orls incuisitions, examinations and other renlem-
brances, to DO those ihinsz which 10 their Offices
and n that behalf appertzic 70 be done and also
they who Will prosecute sz2inst the prisoners that
shall be IN the AL OF Somerset county, 70 b
then and there 70 prosecute against them As shall
be Just.
JOHN WINTERS.
> SHEEIYY's OFYICK sheriff
April - IssS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Mr.. George NJ Nef has had his residence
on Main Cross Street freshly painted, a new
fence placed around il, and has otherwise
improved and beauiified il
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

County Commissioner McCiintock sports
new silk tile, presented TO him by his fel-
lox-commissioners, Messrs- Lepley and
Dumbauld.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Dr.. ". n Williams, recent missionary to
Jamaica, viii begin series Of meetings in
the Disciples church at Confluence. on Fri-
6av evening. June 5th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Thirty-six people want to sell liquor in
Bedford county. There are remonstrances
in cniy two cases-those Of George Gardili.
Of JuniatA township and John b. Gump, Of
Rainsbury.
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The attention Of our readers Is called TO
the change in the ad. Of L NJ Woolf & Son,
the popular clothiers, hstte-S and furnish
ers, Of Johnstown.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

On the fourth page Of this paper wiz be
found highly interesting and exciting story
entitled Borough Ordinance Read it
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Mr.. II. d. Patton spoke in the Pres5yte-
rian Church Thursday and Friday evenings,
on the Prohibition question.
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Assiguee's Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of an order Issued out Of tie
I'D Court Of Common Pleas OF Somerset County.
Pa. 20 the undersigned, there will be exposed 20
sale By public outcry AZ STOY ESTOwN, SOM-
Sd TURDAY. NAY %. 1885,
.; o'clock in tn Afternoon. the following deserib-
ed real estate, 70 rmery the property Of Henry S.
Berkey, the sssignor, namely
NO. IL az Mostoller Station (on the
Somerset and Cambria Rafiroad) in Q1emahon-
ing Township, County and State aforesaid, bo1n-
dee by and fronting said railroad On the South
east, By the Somerset and Stoyestovn public
road on the Southwest. and adjoining Isnd Of Ed
ward NostoIler on the two remaining rides, con
erected a new tvo-s;ory plank dwelling house,
with large sEore-rooEa thersil- Post0fice a.
this point is located On the premises.
No. e a: sf5e N sae fasa.sP f6.Ts g an6 County ssR
and STATE Aforesaid, adjoining the Pittsburgh
pike. land Of H. W. Miller, the home farm Of ia
cob Berkey. deed, IND part Of the Joseph Kocher
tract containing 49, acres more or Iexs- This
tract is part Of larger tract known ss the Koch
e- Tract Il Is all cleared, aud under high state
NJ q The right title and interest
MOI os Of Henry 5. Berkey Of. n and
70 the homestead farm Of Jacob Be-key, dec'd.
sir1ste in the township. county and state afors-
said. adlointnx lAnas Of Jeremiah Berkey and
Samuel Fleegie on the north. Joseph Kocher and
No. 2 hereinbeiore described On The West II.
W. Miller on the South and the public road On
the east, containing los acres more or less. IS
acres Of which are cleared and under high state
Of Cultiyation. and - acres well tlmberec- There
is good orchard Of choice fruit. and good sugar
camp on the premises There is thereon erected
COOP frame dwelling house. frame harn and
other 0utbuiltings. The night. title and Interest
Of said Henry 5. Berkey in said property aefnx
derivee under and by yirtue Of the proEtsi0ns of
the Lsst VIII and Testament Of Jacob Berkey.
decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

The annual district meeting OF the Disci-
pie Church viii be held at Centreville on
June 2ad. 3rd, and 4th.
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Jadge Harry White, Of Indiana, will be
the orator al JohnstoEn, on Decoration
Day
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His nov announced without fear Of sue
eesSfri contradiction, that spring Is with Us.
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TERMS :

One-third in hand. one-third in six months, and
oue-third in Oze year from date OF c0nhrnari0n Of
sale with Interest ondeferrei payments from date
of confirmation Of sale. Ten per cent Of the pur-
chase money to bepaii when property Is knocked
down.
EDGAR KYLE
aprce. Assignee Of Henry s, Berkey.
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Several interesting communications were
received too late for pubiization this week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-05-06

Hon. Edgar Coxan. Of Greensburg. is
gradually growing weaker
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The weather has been quite chilly for the
past four or Eve days
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To TREsPAssERs.

NOTICE To TRESPASSERS.
Notice is hereby given 70 sIi persons not TO
trespsss On CIR lands for the purpose ef hunting.
nshfng, or gathering berries IN season Any per-
son or persons 80 trespassing viii Be deal. with
aceordlng TO law in such ease made and provided
SAMUEL CUSTER,
JOHN H CUSTER,
JOHN PENR0D.
SToYsTowS, Pa april y, 1855.
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To Bedford county belongs the credit OF
having within her borders the most infa-
nous. blackhearted william this side OF ha-
Ges. Mr c. W Williams. of Napier town
ship, Is the objec; Of his hate, and within
the past two years that gentleman has had
8 tenant house destroyed by fire. moving
machine and reaper broken to pieces. 8
horse to die from knife cuts inflicted at
night, another horse poisoned, his fences
burned. two calves poisoned. and > few
nights age an attempt was made to burn
his farm buildings. which only failed
through the superhumsn efforts of Mr.. VIII
liams and his hired help. 1t seems strange
that such crimes can be committed without
the perpetrators being discovered
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This section was visited by snow squsli
Sunday morning
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At an erly hour Sunday morning the resi-
dents Of Main street were somewhst alarm
ed ard surprised at seeing horse covered
with sweat and foam dash IN the street the
rider urging him on BY voice. whip and
spur. Aher some littledifseulty Policeman
Gilbert succeeded in stopping the horse. and
taking the rider. who was no lsss person
age than Faith Doctor Daniel Shaffer be-
fore the Burgess. 70 give an account Of him
self for thus riding 50 recklessly through our
streets. and disturbing the peace and quiet
Of the sill Sabbath morn The Doctor pro-
duced letter from pafien; in Neyerdale
demanding his immediate presence. and ex-
planned that at the risk Of doing his good
horse Toby 10 the death. he was determined
to reach Somerse< In time 70 take the tram.
which is not due here till about noon- The
Burgess deemed the explanation sufficient
and forthwith discharged the Doctor Who
spent the three hours before the train ws
due At the station in singing hymns Of
praise. whether for his release from custody
or that he bad beat the trzin there ". can
only guess.
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rHuRspAY NY 21. 1856.

al o'eisck r. n, All the right. title interest and
rsain of Uriah IL Szylof VI in and b the follow
lrx real estate viz csrtain trset ~ land stu
ste in Iefsrson Typ Somerset Co. Pa, eo1-
tanning IL acres and lS5 percAes- sirief measure,
adjoining lands Of Wilson frsetHne, Simon HAu-
purs=nzncs.
rzKen In exscasssa At the ssir os Jos " Gas
tiger. ct al
JOHN WINTERS.
arrs Shsrin
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. PPLrcArroxs roR TAVERN AND
A RESIACRAyT LICEySES.-The fol-

lsrinx named persons have aled in my ono
their petitions for Tavern or Restaurant License,
together with the cersineare< afEiisrtts. bonds
etc. and n0lice Is hereby given that the s2rne vi
De presented 20 the CoErt 0f Quarter Sessions fol
allowance On Monday evening. May Is 1855
when and where all persons Interested eAn sftend
Il they see preper.
TAVERN
John r. Spieer. New Baltimore Borc1zh-
Chariotfe Williams, W. Salisbury, Ekiick Tp-
Alexar5er Rhosds. Redwood, Miiford Tp,
r. T. Frsrse, Confluence Borough.
Scot. Sterrer.
Henry Loechel Salisbury Bsrouxh.
SinonP Swe;fzer, LAriner Tp.
jos. ScAr0ck, Con fuence Boruagh-
EEsTArEAyT.
winitsrd Carney, Allegheny Tp
Proly's Once. n. B. CRITCHFIELD,
apr -, isss. Clerk q s
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r EGAL NOTICE.

l.
The following Assignee's accounts have been
hlei in nv Office and notice Is hereby given that
the same viii be presented - the Court for Con-
nrnziicn On THURSDAY, May II, lss5, when and
where all persons interested can attend
First and FINAL account Of 5. n SsyiOr. Assignee
Of Daniel u. Baer.
Somerset. Pa. n. Il. CRTTCHFIELD,
April -, 1ss5- Parliamentary.
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An exchange puts it rather forcibly thus:
When marriage occurs IN ones family, be
likes to see mention of il in his local paper.
When his folks are visited or visiting he eI-
poets to see ii in the paper. But when by
sending 70 some city be can get printing
done little cheaper, he frequently over
looks the fact that his home paper IS employ
ing hands and paying them money weekly,
part of which is pretty sure to be spent al
his place OF business, paying taxes to sup
port the village, keeping the country around
informed as to home news, inducing trade
TO come 10 town. etc, while be ignores home
efforts and for few paltry cents sends to
some other city where a press run by a
twenty-five cent boy gets out bills, po.e
heads. etc. en- inferior paper and inferior
work for only few pennies less than be
would have had 70 pay for good job doAe
at home
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.HERIFFs SALE.

b vfztue Of certain writs o. n Ia Issued cat Of
the Court ef Canner Pleas Of Somerset County.
Pa and 70 ne directed, there viii BE exposed 70
pahfic sale n tne Court Heslse IN Somerset Bor-
e1zh. Pa sn
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The County Commissioners were in ses-
sion Frsdav and SATURDAY..
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CHAs. II. FISHER.

ADVERTISED LKgTEEs. following let
tiers remaining in the Post Office at Soner-
set Pa, viii be sent 10 the Dead Letter Of
fee if not called for before May Is. 1855:
Bel. G.. Bishop, Fred'k; Coleman, II.
s.; Cannon, Mrs B. J. /; Foster, John A ;
Glover, Rudolph Goode. James H Heri-
ben, Alfred Hay, David Hershall, John /;
Holland. Thomas. le) Lutz, Gosell L !;
Rinzo. Geo. F.; simpson, Fl, c.; Shaulis.
Catharine Turner. Willie. Postals.-Arm-
strong VIM. Friedline, Jonathan
]. K CoFFgoTR, p NJ
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Somerset, Pa, May 4th, 1855.
A decision has been rendered by the So :
preme Court of Pennsylvania touching the
Liability Of an insurance company for the
acts of its agent that will be cordially Ap-
proved by all who have property insured
The case was that of Mary Cusick VS.. the
Susquehanna Mutual Insurance Company,
of Harrisburg. 1t appeared that the plain
tiff was unable to read and her application
was drawn By the agent of the company,
who acted within The scope of his authority
in filling up the application, but who failed
to specify the building in which the FIRE af-
terward occurred On this ground the
company resisted payment of the loss in
Cured. although the failure alleged WIS due
TO the negligence of it, authorized agent. In
the Common Pleas the trial resulted in a
verdict for the plaintiff, Mary Cusick, and
this judgment Is affirmed by Justice Paxson.
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soxEksE1. Pa. May 2, 1855.

4 CoKEECTIoS.-In my notice appearing
in last weeks HERALD, / unwittingiy did
injustice to one gentleman. DR.. Wm
Ranch was a member of the committee on
arrangements for the celebration of the six
teeath anniversary Of the introduction of
odd Fellowship into the United States y
DR.. Ranch did as much as any other MEM
be- of the committee TO render the affair q
success sincerely regret my unfortupate
negligence in the matter, bat as the item
was written in great haste. and with no op-
portunity for consultation with Others,
must plead these facts as my excuse.
Yours Truly,
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a.. vas SICK, We gave her Osstoria.
ne ~ss ebild she cried for casforia.
- = Ne vas Mss. she chung tso.ssoria.
@e had ebildrs, she gave shesa cz.t'a.
- e receiSed fan and complete
-. - : Boots aad Shoes Of every style and
- 80 :. which am offering at very low
- ny sock Is vel selected and / will
= every article sold TO give sati.sac-
Soz- UHLA
~. L-A number Of valusble town
sls,. ne "est END Of fsomerses. wiz be
s.,... .es and on terms % salt the pur-
joES H wnxrn.
Somerset, Pa.
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J. VI. HoLDERBkUx
Nn . Rnnr Rlncl


IAe hesdq1a-sers for Boots and Shoes in
sl1sSs, county Is at No. Mammoth
S-o'k, 50 Uhl, proprietor. His stock is al.
S1Ts ne largest and bes. selected in the
oo-Hv.
-Aois aud pocket cutlery. carving knives
a. i1-ks, butchers tnives and sseels. raEors
s-ssoS, shears, cork screws. etc. A fine
Il avail your inspection at J. B. Holder
asuzs
women are rzPidly coming 70 the conclu-
A-a ieSs the Charm Soap" Is the best five
"a axe IN the market Machinists also
: Z VIII satisfaction. Sold only by NJ.
E.Sasss-.
-as sEring-time has come gentle Annie.
= . a2s large invoice Of new boots and
. sA'iers, slippers. and everything US
- ksFt IN frss class Boo; and Shoe
al'sH Sol Uhrs
80 saosels, hoes. forks, rakes, scythes.
=, siekies, pruning-knives. shears. and
ss1a-og Of the sort needed. Only the
= I. = Eind, and prices to please yea a,
o. L Holas-bsum's.
- - screws, bolts. beads. tacks. etc A
- ne o. everything needed in making
-1,'4A-'y 's4ain zrozna the house or farm.
. " oe 70 your interest 70 buy them
: = l. Holderbaum's.
49, Aeaaage says Pet five drops OF
s.'.''o'n -. On little cotton or wool in the
= Cav pipe. thea blow the vapor
ne stem into Al sching ear. and
NJ 'sisf Nh be afrordes.
lEEs Or stock consists Of three
:. . s.aeA a sOn's goods. together with
Hssaes's.d" If Detroit. Mich and
"ess nssnufAetare. Nov is the
. - iAess. Cook & Brr7rrs
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..-NAysis 1855.