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In compliance with the act OF fA--eurbly
above quoted. and the prayer Of the petition
er the court appointed the following nam
ed gentlemen visitors to preform the duties
prescribed By the said act and TO make their
report to the court:
John J. Hoffman, Somerset John C. Wei
Ter, Milford; Ephrain ID. Miller, Rock
wood; Capt. Albert Hefiiey, Berlin; VIM.
B. Cook Esq. Meyersdsle.
For some time since it has been Indirectly
charged, that the affairs al the County Home
have not been properly and economically
managed and from certain quarters intima-
tions Of direc, dishonesty and corruption on
the part Of the board of Directors and their
appointees have been made Matters have
came 70 such q pass that for the fair name
Of the county TO say nothing of the charac-
ter and reputation of those intrusted By the
citizens of the County with the conduct of
this institution, it has become an imperative
necessity that rs entire management be
rigidly and thoroughly overhauled and in
vestigated If the insinuations made are
truef and ifthe law has been violated the yio-
lators should be punished; if not true. the
fact should be speedily made known and the
odium that would justly follow be visited
upon those who would attempt TO bring dis
grace and shame upon the county and its
chosen officials.
The committee is composed of upright in
selligent men who We believe will thorough
ly earnestly and honestly discharge their du
ties. We refrain from comment for th,
present.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Or. James K. Biesecker arrived home
from jefferson Medieai College, where he
has been attending lectures, last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Mr.. Elias Cunningham Monday evening
purchased the entire interest Of Messrs.
Marshall & weakland, in the lumber busi-
ness at this place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Mr.. George W. stonebraker's carriage
makers shop was broken into Friday night
and number Of tools carried of.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

\ new organ was last week placed in the
Sanday-school room Of the Disciples church,
much to the delight Of the children who at
tend the school.
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Mr.. Henry Hefiley is now in the east lay
ing in a stock of Spring and summer goods
which he expects TO have here and open
ed By the first Of next week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

The runor is revived that Govern or Patti
son viii resign the Goyernorship to accept
the position Of second Comptroller OF the
Treasury.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Books in great variety will be found at the
New Book Store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

During the year 1854, the odd Fellows Of
Pennsylvania paid cut for the relief OF menl-
bers over S365, 600. or at the rate Of 81 ,ooO
per day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

The appraisers Of ;he broken Johnstown
bank report assets of So 426, Of which so,77s
are doubtful notes and liabilities 81 ,220.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Garden making season. now near at hand
is pronounced the delight OF women and
hens.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Profs. G. NJ. Baker and c. F. Lyengood-
two OF the most capable and experienced
teachers in the county, will open normal
school al lockwood, in August.
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There was repetition of the old story at
Somerset, last week. Another prisoner,
who became tired of remaining in jail, push
ed a few bricks out of the wall. and went
home TO Stoystown.-W Wesfmoreiand Demo
rrrf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Special bargains in black and coloped silks
at Parker & Parker's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

We have added to our stock . full line of
Ladies Muslin Underwear, that We are offer
ing very cheap.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22
MARRIED

New Lace Curtains in patterns. and by tn.
yard, at Parker & Parker's.
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our enterprising lyerymen, Rhoads
Brothers have been in hard luck of late
Last week they lost another valuable horse
from lung fever. ThM IS the third horse
thev have lost in three months.
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R-y. Alouzo P. Diller. rector list. Marks
Pro.ests-. Episcopal Church, of Johnstown
preached a very able sermon in the Pres6y-'
terian thurch at this place, Friday evening
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Another case Of It cent prints at Parker q
Parker's.
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We had the pleayuTe Of call from our es-
teemed friend. Rev. ). 6erkey, of Milford,
Monday morning. Before he ieft he set an
example to his flock by paying his subsori P
non in advance: which is his usual custom
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ADVERTISED LErrERs.-The following let
tiers remaining in the Post Office at Somer-
ct Pa, will be sent to the Dead Letter office
if not called for before May 4th, 1885.
Blough, Miss Matilda, Baldwin, Jacob,
Cannon, L. A.. Crawford, J. H., Doherty,
John V, Muffy. Mrs. John J., Houer, Mrs.
Amanda, Hefiiey, Miss Clara. Hart. Mrs.
Mariah, Jackson. Charlie, Mognet, August,
Miller. Thomas. McNevan. Edward, Painter,
s. F., Ross. j. q CO., Reynolds, Frank,
Schuck. C. A, Shoemaker. W. a, Schroek,
John J.. Stutzman H., sheaver. An. Walk.
er. W. W.
Posfals: Mitchell, Thomas. Snyder, Solo
mon.
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The sooner the rubbish and filth is gath
cred up and cleared from the streets IS spring
advances. the sooner one Of the great causes
Of diphtheria, malaria and typhoid fever
will be removed.
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This time last year the farmers had much
Of their pioKing done and oats and barley
in the ground. The Iateness Of the season
will cause rush with farm work when il
does begin.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

lHOURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the Honorable WILLIA4 ]. BAzR
President Judge Of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the 18th
judicial distrie; and Justice oftbe Courts ofOyer
and Terrniner and General Jail Delivery. for the
trial OF all capital and other offenders In the said
District, and VIZ COLLINS and SAMUEL SSTDkR.
Esquires, Judges Of fhe Courts Of Common Pleas
and Justices Of the Courts OF Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery for the trial Of all ca n
.al snd other offenders in the county Of Somerset
have Issued th II precepts and 10 me directed, for
holifng n Court Of Common Pleas add General
q Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and General jail
Delivery, and Courts Of Oyer and Terniner, at
Somerset. on
Monday, May Is, 1885.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 All the Justices ofthe
Peace, the Ceruner and Constabies within the
satd County Of Somerset thai they Be then and
there In their proper persons with their rolls
ords, inquisitiOns, examinations and other remem-
eranees 20 do those things which TO their Ofsces
and In that behalf spperts4n 70 be done and also
they Who viii prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be in the lsn OF Somerset county to be
then and there 70 prosecute against them as shall
be Just.
JOHN WINTERS.
SHKRrFy's OyrTCE Sheriff
April z. lsss.
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n u INV . T NJ
Somerset, Pa, April 18th, 1855.


SUNDAY SCHOOLS, ATTENTION On Mon
day and Tuesday, May llth and 18th, there
will be "a meeting of GH the Sunday Schools
OF Somerset county, under the leadership oi
E Payson Porter, ofPhiladelphia- of Secretary
Of the State Union Sunday School interests
held in the Disciple Church, Somerset, Pa
All the Sunday Schools of the county ass
hereby requested to be represented by TIVE
delegates. The following persons have beer
by Committee appointed to deliver addresse:
Of twenty minutes in length, on the assign,
ed subjects:
W. H. Ruppei. The Past and Future o.
Sunoay school Work in Somerset County.
Rev. J. H. Knepper, Berlin, q Bushes:
Mems Relation to the Sunday School as 6
Morulizing Agent"
Rev D. shearer, Johnstown, The Super
inteDdens's Work. Tl
Rev. John Gallatin, KiDgwood, "Th,
Teachers Personal Character"
Rev. C. C. B. Duncan. The Teacher:
Week day Work
Elder Psher yegel. i Bible Study, tn.
Hope of,he Church and the Nations Safe
y.r
Rev. Jacob Smith, The Teacher in the
School
Rev. J. N. shick, Meyer.dale. The
Word of God Our Guide and Guard
Rev. c. L. Cartwright. xeyersdale, san.
dsv School Work
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22
CHERRIES SALE.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %. 1885,

at o'clock P. T.. all the right. title, interest and
claim of ". II. Sellers, and y. p. Msust, of in
and TO the following described real estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land situate In Upper Tur-
keyfoot Township. Somerset County, Pa, con
tanning 81 acres more or less, adjoining lands OF
Railroad on the North. David Hinebau9h and
Mitchell McCiintock On the East and South, with
6 large three-story frame Grist Mil having all
the late improvements. including the new process
in It. and run by water power, with o Lefflel's
double turnbine- v heel.tvo large new frame dwell
ling houses, stable, and other outbuildinxs there
On erected, with the appurtenAnces.
Taken in execution as the property Of ". H
Sellers and n. p Maust. partners doing basines.
as Sellers Aaust, al the suit of Booert Taylor
and Peter Maust.
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SHKRrYy's OyyTCK
April z. lss5.
r EGAL NOTICE.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Peter Dull. decd. late Of Milford Twp
Somerset County, Pa.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned by he
| proper authority, notice Is hereby given to AL
persons indebted 10 said estate &c make imme ed /
ate payment AMI these having claims against the
same 70 present them duly authenticated for set
tleneut on or before Saturday, the Soth day ot
May, lss5 al the late residence Of deceased. at
| O'Clock P. n.
| RUFUS II. DULL
| IRWIN p. DULL
aur12 Administrators
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NoTIcE-An persons purchasing at the abovs
sale viii please take notice that part Of ths
purchase money-to be maize known at the time
OF sale-win be required as soon as the property
Is knocked down, otherwise Il viii be again eI
posed TO sale at the risk Of the first purchaser
The residue OF thsfpurchase money must be paid OF
or before the confirmation Of deed, and no dee,
will be acknowledged until the purchase money q
paid in fuii
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Justices and other legal blanks for sale by
Welfey.
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The iiandsomest hne of Brocaded Wraps,
Ottoman Silk Wraps. and Plain Silk Wraps
can be seen at
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

View Dress Goods coming in daily. in all
the new STYLES, at Parker a Parkers.
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Our stock is fnll and complete of all the
new goods of the season, and at prices never
before offered.
PARKER & PaRKKa
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A CURIous MAoHSE-J. Frank Condon,
court reporter in this district, has recently
purchased " stenograph," or shorthand
writer. Il is the first one introduced into
this part of the State, and it is described as
follows by the Johnstown Tribtae 1t is 3
small machine weighing about three pounds.
1t has ten keys, one for each finger, one for
the two thumbs, and one for making spaces
between words. Each key, excepting the
space key, makes. when pressed upon, q
small dash upon slip Of paper, something
like the characters made by the old fashion
ed telegraph instrument, except that an ink
ribbon is used as in the typewriter, and the
dashes are made across the paper instead of
lengthwise. Five short dashes are so COM
bined and written in various positions as 70
make all the characters necessary for writ
ing shorthand. For instance, one dash af
the left-hand edge of the strip of paper rep-
resents d; at the right-hanl edge of the pa
per the same dash represents s. Two dashes
at the left-hand edge represent l. the same
in the middle represent m, and at the right
hand edge z In this way all the necessary
characters are secured, the writing is easily
read, and, it is said, can be executed with
great speed The machine is designed to
hold the same relation to shorthand writ
ing that the typewriter holds to long hand.
Mr.. NJ N. Bartholomew. of Bellevilie, H.,
practical stenographer, is the inventor. 1t
is claimed by those who have learned to use
the stenograph, that persons can learn to
write shorthand by it much sooner and
easier than by the old method.
ADJOURNED Court PRocEEDrSss.-The fol-
lowing are the proceedings Of the adjourned
court, held April 18th and 17th. 1885:
Petition of Burgess ard Town Council OF
Salisbury Borough. for the appointment of
viewers, to assess and collect damages. etc.
on account of opening street in sad Bor-
ough The Court appoint Michael Hay, Da-
vid Lichty. c. G. Stu;zman. Wellington
Wagner. Samuel Glotfelty, G. W. Rinsier
and z siatler. viewers.
Petition for private road in Lower Tur-
keyfoot Township. The Coun appoint Al
bert Mitchell, Jackson Lenhart and John
Humbert. viewers
Petition of Nathaniel Slieer for tavern Ii
cense in Meyersdale Borough. by transfer of
license of William SIicer. Gnnted
Petition Of citizens of Shade and Quema-
honing Townships for bridge over Stony
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The following petition was presented TO
Court last Thursday. by Val Hay, ESQ, at
torney for the petitioner:
To the Hon. judges Of the Court Of Q,sGyter
Sessioas Of !Somerset Co.. Pa:
The petition of Samuel P. Snyoer respect
fully represents That the Directors of the
poor and of the house of employment of
Somerset County, have not complied with
the provisions of the 9Th Section of the
Act of Assembly entitled IAN act TO pro-
vide for the erection of house for the en-
pioyment and support of the poor of the
County of Somerset, and for other purposes,
approved April Is. ls45 which requires
hem. At least once in every year, TO lay
before the Court OF Quarter Sessions and
GRIND Jury of Somerset County. a list Of
the number, ages snd sex Of the persons
maintained and employed in said house Of
enrleyment, and supported by them else
where; and CT the children by them bound
out % apprenticeship, with names of their
masters OF mistresses and their trade. oecu-
pssion or calling. and he further says that
there Is general complaint. and he thinks
& viii 6e found that the expenditure Of the
Poor HOUSE has been. for the last -four
years. entirely too large. and that the books
and accounts of said corporation have not
uSc1 pIOpcfty kEPSs Aoh tlC fcsetf1cS ait
property thereof been properly accounted
for, and he therefore, in behalf of the in
terests of the County. prays your Honors
70 appoint some suitable persons rs visitors
to said Poor House. and make an order re
auiring the Directors of the Poor House
and their Steward, Franklin LauntZ, and
all Others who may have possession eontrol
or charge thereof to submit to the inspec-
ton and free examination of said visitors
all their books and accounts. together with
the rents, interest and moneys payable and
received by the said corporation, also an ac-
count of all the sales, purchases, donations,
devi.es and bequests as shall have been
made by or to them agreeably to the pro-
visions of the Act of Assembly aforesaid,
and be will ever pray &C..
SP SSYpEE
SoxERsET CouSrY, 50.
Samuel p. Snyder. being duly affirmed as
the law directs, says that the facts set forth
in the within petition are correct and true
70 the best Of my knowledge and belief.
Affirmed and subscribed before me this
18th ,iav Of April iSS5
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JOHN WINTERS,
naril Sheriff

Dy virtus Of certain wYits Of yend H, Fl Fa
ano Sci Fs issued out of the Cs1rt Of Common
Peas Of So1eRgrs County, Pa, and 70 1s direct
ed. there viii be exposed TO public sale at the
Coart House In Somerset, Pa, On
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FRIDAY, NAY Is, 1885,

at 1 o'clock p n, al IL r;shk tftls, interest and
claim Of Jehn A. u0AaeSaR, e[ Ia - to the
following described real estate. viz
No. L certain tract % and aieunte In Elklick
Twp. Somerset Co., Pa, contAfning l3o acres
more or less adjoining lands Of s. s. Tlfckinger
J. L yought. s. d. 9nsgy's hairx. ". b Schrock
aud Kretehmsn Hay, With two dwelling houses
new bank barn, and oshsf outbufldings thsrson
erected, with the sppuFtenAnces-
No certain trzcf Of land sitnate - sfofe-
said, contAintng ~ acres and stlswAnces sdlotn-
IND lan4S of 1ooeph ChGi1t1er, AK 93eicher,
K0u,9hsfrs, Joa. Tre0lU All Leenar4 March,
covered with val1ahIs unhR, 18th the sppurfs-
nanoss Takes n execution q de suts ef Ephza-
I'm and UriAh -. Miller, Ct n
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SIMPLE CUEE OF PSEUNoSIA.-Pneumo
MIA. writes gentleman TO the New York
Horkf) who says that he was twice down
with it, can be cured if the person will zap
ply promptly over the lungs poultice or
draft made of mustard and fax seed meal,
keeping quiet and warm in bed. Prompt
action Is of vital importance, and there is
no occasion for waiting the arrival of an old
fashioned or new fashioned practitioner when
50 simple remedy may be applied by any
one. and if taken in season will, think, al
ways be effective. In my first personal ex-
perience my deter mination not to give up
business, even for day, came near cost
ing me my life. The case was neglected Till
an eminent Boston physician said that my
right lung would be OF just so much use TO
me out on the table as in the condition 1t
then was, a. fact Of which was pretty well
aware. but the mustard and faxseed poul-
tiee mastered the disease and restored my
lung to its normal condition, as good as new.
In the second attack, year after, the case
was taken in hand promptly. the poultice
applied, quiet and warmth maintained, and
a speedy recovery ensusd without physi-
clan being called .
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1t is a curious fact that one of the most IA
nous poems in our language appeared orig
inally in magazine that seldom touches
poetry at all, and the same periodical, after
an interval OF 60 years, nov brings out an
other poem very similar in theme. Bryant's
'-Thanatopsis" was first printed in the Forti'
American RcsiaC for September, 1877. The
May number OF the Reriesc, just out, has a
poem by Robert Buchanan on THE New
Buddha." The critics found fault with Mr..
Bryant's poem on the ground that it was
un-Christian ; it remains 10 be seen what
they viii say of Mr.. Buchanan's. The ques-
ton. Has Christianity Benefited Woman
is ably discussed in this number by Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Bishop J. L.
Spalding. President J. L. Pickard writes on
Why Crime is Increasing" and David
Dudley Field on = Industrial Cooperation"
while Prof Andrew West, Of Princeton.
contributes an article Of great clearness and
strength on What is Academic Freedom ?''
James Psyn, the English novelist. discusses
Success in Fiction ana 7. F. Thiselton
Dyer " Superstition in English Life" The
new department Of Comments keeps well
up TO the standard with which il started.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Our old and esteemed friend, Esq. Michael
Long, Of weliersburg. paid the HERALD
sanctuni visit Friday evening.
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/ NOTICE-An persons purchasing At the above
sale will please take notice that part Of the pur-
chase m0rey--to be made known at the time of
| sale-vill be required Is soon as the property is
knocked down otherwise !. will be again exposed
| TO sale At the risk Of the crst purchaser. The
| residue OF the purchase money must be paid on or
before Thursday Of the nrSt week Of the May
Term Of Court the time fxed by the Court for
curing The acknowledgment Of deeds, and no deed
will be acknowledged until the purchase money Is
paid in full
i JOHN WINTERS.
| Sheriffrs Once Sheriff.
April - 1ss5
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CAsr0RIA.


When hai'y Wa sick, we gave her Caytoria
Saen she was a child she cried for Castoria
When she was a Miss. sheclung 70 Castoria
When She had children she gave them Csst'a
By direction Of the Governor. the Nation.
a Gahni of PeuusylvaRia viii encatnp by
afiEades from July 25ti. to August Isl Oar.
ng The encampment the regular fall inspec.
non By the Adiutant General will tax,
pae
The Greeusburg Press suggests that thf
P9or directors invite the ladies to visit the
ansholse every week. for the novel reason
'aai many things which escape the eyes oi
aeonmii,ee Of men, viii certainly be seen
by aoommittee Of women.
51'i received, 4 new and fall line Of silk
Eei7ets, 10 al col0Es, at prices away down.
NsFer having kept these goods before, you
e-h b sGre Of getting the latest shades, a
ne reduced prices
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Mr.. Jacob s. Picking will build brick
dwelling on his lot on Union street during
the coming summer.
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=. : lion and Steel, a. J. B. Holder
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

An effort Is being made in the Legislature
TO have ali the scpreme Court sessions held
al Harrisburg.
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ssfr-miIed paint al > D. iil''''- = -
- oii. and varnishes At J. B. Holder
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The Hyndman RcricW has been resurrert-
ed. The Rerier Is a literary and typograph-
ical curiosity. in its way.
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>. T. SNYDER q %.
U Seems the Fe-ner Bros. are always
--eac- They have already filed their new
'o'u with large stock OF spring good.
eoassiins Of mems heavy and fine hand
-lle shoes, ladies goat, French and do
l7si'c k'd, made over b. c. D and f lasts
Ai'o large assortment of childrens' and
Kisses shoes.
MAI AAEKET.-Main Street.-We have
- added largs Refrigerator to our Meat
N-'sei in which all meats can be kept cool
--o eiean- Mutton. Beef, Pork, &C.. kept
-s'@aiiy on hard Open daily. Parties
0-s'lg meat can hsve it kept in the Refrig-
s'4'o' until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
having completed arrangements with one
ne i1rrest shirt nanufa~tories in the
u',ed States. We are now their only au-
--'''-sa agents in this county. We can sell
y s'lr's much cheaper than heretofore.
-Aa'i-cozen, warranted A No. /. at 81 90.
J. B. SNYDER & Co.
'-uy IN ar exchange says the way 10
~ 4 nsekerel and keep ii intact Is TO wrap
y p'eoe Of muslin and boil !, slowly for
.s'''g minutes in just enough water 10 COW
| On serving. have little melted but
. pour over IT, in which msy be pu. q
'saaon juice or vinegar. Catsnp OF
'-'s-ey on macksrel adds to the flavor.
:, Ut ii''e Of carpets Is still complete. but a;
rate they have been selling they arr
--.'a 10 soon be all. and owing to the wes-
- sinke, We expect TO have trouble in
Up again II y0u want anything in
'pe's' call soon beiore the nne Is broken.
- 9e''-siaoer, We have good Brassells at "a,
. cen's- Powered carpet It IS, -.
~ and 30 cents. A nice line Of rugs.
J. 3. sSrDER & Co.
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It looks As though the spring time ha
really come. gentle Annie.