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TERMS

One third of the purchase money, after the pay
ment Of debts and expenses, 20 remain lien on the
land Ia lieu Of dover 70 the widow OF Peter aiker
decd, one-hslg OF balance In hand on confirmation
Of sale and delivery Of deed, and balance in Two
equal annual payments with interest ron eonnr-
nation Of sale, TO be secured by judgment bond On
the premises: 10 per cent. Of the purchase money
to be paid down on day Of sale.
Wv FRITZ
W. H. FRITZ
octli Administrators and Trustees.
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Germantown Shetland, saxony, Zephyr
and Angora woods, all shades.
MEs. A. L. UHL-
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Plain and Fancy dress goods at 8 and 10
cents Mrs A. E. uHL.
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Homemade and Eastern Knit Hoods at
Mrs. A. E. UhTs.
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SATURDAY. NOV. IA, 1885,

at o'clock In the afternoon. the following de-
scribed Real Estate. late the property Of Peter
Walker decd. 10 wit:
certain tract of land situate In BFothersvalley
Twp. Somerset Co., Pa, adjoining lands Of Mil
lar,i Walker. Francis Brant, Henry Tip, Benz. G.
Bittner, VIM. Stahl, Simon W. Fritz, and others,
containing about I1o aercs Of which about rs
are cleared and in good state of cultivation and
the balance timber land. having thereon erected a
good two-etOry
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NOTICE.

Estate Of Cathxrine Mountain. dee'f Iats of Ad
olson Twp, Somerset Co., Pa
Letferstestamentsryo on the above estate having
been granted 70 the untersixued bv the nroner an
thorty. notice Is hereby given to ali persons in
deoted TO said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment, and these having claims against IL TO pre-
allowance
H. A. HARTZELL.
Sel11-ff-
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Red. White and Gray underwear for La
dies, Men and Children.
MRs A E UHL.
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Complete stock of newest styles of Hats,
Bonnets aud Trimmings, and all kinds of
Millinery goods. The best work and cheap
est goods. MRs. A T.. UHL.
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

We announce that having bought large
stock of Flannels, Yarns, Blankets, Canton
Flannels and other Fall and Winter Goods at
Low Figures, we can offer them at prices meyer
before touched By the trade. Everyone that
buys will have the benefit of Low Prices Our
stock of Carpets Oil Cloths Linoleunis, Mat
tings, Rugs, Stair-crash, Stair-rods, Buttons,
&C.. &C., is very large and is composed of the
most desirable Goods in the marko,
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All goods warranted as represented and
sold at cost at W. H. Woods closing out sale
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

By virtue Of an order fthe Orphans Court OF
Somerset County. 10 the undersigned directed, We
will expose to sale by public Outery on the premi-
ses, on
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''p,r o'v YOUR school supplies at welhey's
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New home made hannels and blankets
just received. MIS-. A. E. UHL-
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PRICE 81 90.
iulI-s5-l
ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF an Order OF Sale issued out Of
Is the Orphvns' Court OF Somerset County, Pa,
and to us directej. will sell at Public Sale at
the late homestead of Michael Snyder. deceased,
in Stonyereek Township, Somerset County,
Pa, on
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SATURDAY. NOV. 7, 1885

49, - - ~ - ,
at O'Clock P NJ, the following described Real
Estate, late the property Of said Michael Snyder,
deceased, VIZ:
No T. ssrtsr sraei TaInssn Of Ia.S situate S
erset Co., Pa, adjoining lands of Jacob Snyder's
heirs Peter Boyer, Charles Shank, John Brant,
Harriet snyder, and -others, containing Is acres.
more or less, being the homestead Of said deceas-
ed with good Log House. Barn, and other out
buildings thereon erected. Plenty of good fruit
Excellent water. Well timbercd with white oak
pine and chestnut, making very desirable home.
No . ians certain stain. timber ,.s,, s5sst .S e
Joining LANDS OF Harriet Snyder, Jacob w. Giess-
nes Abraham Stutzman, land others, containing
40 acres more or less. This tract has large
amount Of young chestnut. white oak. and other
valuable timber. The whole tract is underlaid
with Sual and mineral A ten-foot vein Of coal is
now open on sn Adjoining tract.
Al q A certain tract OF land situ-
NO. s0s ate as Aforesaid, adjoining
lands OF John Feig, Matthias Walker, Peter Boy
er. Jacob Snyder's heirs, and others, containing
three acres, more or less-
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Addison. Pa. October 10. 1885.
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BARGAINS IN JEwELRY.-Haying bought
at She-iff's Sale large lot of Jewelry, con-
sisting of Lace pins, Earrings, Bracelets.
Chains, Charms, Cuff buttons, Watches and
Clocks, am determined to sell them be-
low first cost. Don't fail to come early. as
the goods are going fast. f. Mcdowell.
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=, . good white shirt go to Becher's
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The war ofbaIIots takes place in Ohio to-
day.
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NEw READERS FOR THE TOWNSHIP Schools.
-Sheltions readers have been introduced
into tine Somerset Township Schools. Par
ents, teachers and pupils are hereby inform
ed that have them on my shelves for sale
and exchange. Bring in your old readers to
Fishers Book Store and get them exchang-
ed for new ones.
CuSs II FISHER
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TERMS

Cash On confirmation Of sale and delivery OF
deed. Ten per cent. Of the purchase money must
be paid on day Of sale.
JOHN G. COLEMAN,
CYRUS RAYMAN,
Trustees
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Just received the latest styles of dress
goods. Cali and see Mrs. A. E. UnL-
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w.lkerboo, at Ferner Bros.

,r..s-.,,oof school bags at welfey's Book
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,u,bs latest novelties in Hats can now be
pscber's Clothing Hall.
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*, line Of seaIskin Caps at Beeher's
.,.L;,g Hall
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sErTExBER TERN.


We, the members of
the Grand Jury have
gone through the County
jail. have made q careful
examination of the land,
and after due consider
alton have come to the
conclusion that building
Ia new Jail would be
|Ipending money useless
IS. We would therefore
Recommend the following
repairs to the old Jail:
The tearing out OF the
inside Of the Jail depart
ment and arranging In
two parts-one for the
male and one for the fe-
male inmates. The in
side to be sheeted With
Iron. A yeranda in
front ofthe dwelling. A
roof over the door Of the
basement. Painting OF
the woodwork, outside.
Leveling Of cellar floor.
Fence from street TO
Ieoal-house. A new wood
shed. Repairing Of the
cess pool and water-closet
30 As TO be healthy TO IN
mates
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THE New JAIL IN THE IiGHr OF RECENT
Events.
Nh EpiroE--Woris fail to describe my
gladness when found Mr.. Smith. the PHI
lanthropiss Of The Sens HseIIy Con,ulereial
had decided that he had glory enough for
one day, and that aPiumbagor should be
forgiven. NV heart bied with sorrow US |
thought of the many unkind thrusts that
have given this truly excellent man, and I
am willing to do my share on the benevo-
lent line when say that may have seen a
great many better anen than be, but l GER
tainly haye seen very few worse.
Now want your readers to look on the
findings of two different Grand Juries. one
at the May term and the other at the Term
Of Court just ended;
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r..Tvpes and Gems taken in the best
-. Welaey's Photograph Gallery.
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Becher, the Clothier and halter, is daily
receiving his fall stock. He has just return
ei fron the eastern msrgets, and says that
be intends showing the people of Somerset
and surrounding country the handsomest
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents, Furnish
ngGoods, for the least money, that has ever
been seen. So do not fail to examine his
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
To Our PATRoSs--We have now secured
The sole agency at Somerset for the famous
and well-tested Walker boot. which we will
sell for the smallest profit possible. We buy
direct from the factory, therefore have none
butnew goods. Call and see them.
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We. the members Of
the Grxnd jury have
cone thfuoEh the County
jail and have made .
careful examination Of
the same. and aftef due
consideration have come
to the conclusion that 70
make repairs to sid
building Eould be spend
ing money uselessly We
uoufd fhsrefcrs recon-
mend the building Of a
new jaii, and that the
old b1ihiingbe sold, with
a certain amount OF
ground, and apply the
proceeds thereof 10 the
new building. We fur
iher recommend the
building Of the new jail
on the North corner
OF the Court House
grounds.
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DRIDGE SALE.
MONDAY OCTOBER 26. 1s55.
NOTICE In DIVORCE.

Attest
A }. HILEMAN. ,
oetli-2s. Clerk. ,
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The Republican party Of Somerset county
have merely paused to ask, Can the trues
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rr.,asr is at all times prepared to take
-,od Photograph.
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LOU A. SMITH,
To THE TAxpArEEs OF SOMERSET CoUsTY:
The period for Investigating the officials of the
County Poor Home is past, and the result Is known
20 you 1t Is In effect that nearly Two Thousand
Dollars. within three years, have been improper
Iy used squancerel The next Oh ject will be to
recover as much of this surn as possible and pre-
vent future Ike peeulation- For years private
and PERSONAL efforts have been made to get at the
truth OF this matter, which resulted finally in the
appointment o. Board of Visitors, who in pursu-
anee of their sworn duty. made the report embrac-
ing the above stated facts. Much money. time
and labor has been expended by the Commercial
to bring the matter thus far and IL Is the duty
Of the tax-payers Of the county 20 assS IN meet
ing the expenses that will be incurred In seeing
that justice is meted out to all concerned
YOU ARE ASKED s--ss
to contribute to this purpose The first informa-
| tion made BY 5. Snyder, Esq., Constable OF
Somerset Borough who has been unrem1tinz In
| his efforts to aneartn the frauds by which the
| people have 80 long been swindled. We propose
in issnng this notice to call your attention. to the
| facts ana state that contributions TO the
| PooR HOUSE PROSECUTION FUND
win be received IN every district In the county
Subscribe as ibefaliy you feel it viii Be 70 yof
interest. Always give your full name and dis-
trict as eyery sum 80 Contributed will be duly ac
knovledged in the Semi Weekly Conmercicl, On
| cpunty, who will seEnowledge il for YOU in Ike
| manner. Every dollar so received vih be applied
| for the rurpese outlined above and fully account
90 f,r; Attorney have been eng.ged and all .hs
buttons shouId be in within mouth iscm This date
septsmbeI Ah. iss5- Printed headings are sup
formation see the Comaereial. Now let ail 20 q
ssrk- Respectfully submitted.
\ Lou A-sxlTH.
And nov, having made clear M. Smith.
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At welaey's New Book Store you can
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rs.,rioes at welfley's Photograph Gallery
as those of any other in town.
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p.-.ous desiring to have a good Cabinet
p.o,oeraph taken. will do wellto have the
IS v-oiaaxfs phofarranh Gallery
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Gltuaiious t0lnte0-1ila!es.

DUTLER or WAITER.-By a first-class
ID Frenchman understands his duties in every detail;
city country; best from last employer $50
u ( third floor.
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Ghe Curt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB-Jer0me Park.
N May % May %. May % !Decoratien Day.
June ,. June 1 June ., and June -
Races promptly Decoration Lay D. other days 2s3O.
j. II. COSTER, Secretary. A. BELMONT. President.
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Gelp Uanteo.

A GENTS wanted for the GREAT HISTORY
"a 10y JAMES G.. BLAINE.-Agcnts make from 800 TO
SlooO pr month The Henry BIZ PUB Co., Norwich. Conn
Girls WANTED to make tablets and pads
~ Also one competent to take charge Address
MAN UFACI RER Tribune once
DROFITABLE and respectable employment
given ladies' who furnish designs Tor satin and plush
aud hand lie aed novelties here reference Is satsfac-
tory work can be done at home. Address
DLsIGNER. Tribune once
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RECEIVERS SALE OF $1,000

DECtIVERS SALE OF
Ii VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of an order OF ne curt OF Chancery OF the
OF NewJcrsey Receiver the EliZaDetlp0rt Manu-
acturng tompany will expose Tor sale az pubic auction
at EhzabethpOrt tie city Of Ezabethp0
Of New-i ednesiaV June 3, 1855
O'clock In the afternoon the Real Estate Of the said
eli uatd ElizabehpoIt Aforesaid consisting OF
lots Of improved property
which The business Of The SAID Company lately
The hrt lot lies on the soubea side OF Front st. and
tends and sound and 10 lSD feet wide
24j feet long, and is valuable as dock property.
The other lies the side Of troutt and s about
20u feet wide and 900 feet long and has number OF sub
santal brick buildings it, erected for ufactuIing
purposes
diagrams showing the location ard OF the prop
erty may be had application 20 the Undersigned
Elizabeth, y. j. CHARLES RUSS. Receiver
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May %, 1881
RECORDED REAL ESTATE FaASSFHSs
xrv-yoRK CRY.


The following is list of the transactions re-
.o,ded in the Registers Office today:
Le1insionays STE cor or 81 euyy Meyer
osene sleeves and another % aharne uPsGP
sSS 1N we i,e % oS aeoTre VIM 10
Io,bsf US rs it Of stave 5Gx9s9 Robert Cor
sss. So q =, A y to ose OF 2s5OO
li's1y I,ass e % Wnsm CIV" Stokes aOSOO
75th-st cor Of llth-ave ioo1i'S'oAlooAioD' $4,000
MaasS e 1 So io2 John anahan David Foloy 70 7oo
7ss sna % SeG Of sdsve 25io2 Samuel Wal 70
sss sn Tis Cor GO 1877 Of s. ssa0
sa Es's 70 Gaaf e a stasr aGx7j; William
reg Bailey Vie solomon MAR a7xd Da $4,000
IexInfts,sys; To- 20 Hannah M Bailey 5000
Slave 5 a Il ofSistst zll0xgG William ~ ooo
Lot Pl1 On sns IS e f ToaG about
sasSe a ao s ne Of l5t6s 2Jxs Jen
saIS r Sn% erty Sod%an and another to May
ora and aaotSsr 10 I'D LEVINE 235Oo
1921 anu 81 So Of Shave isxj9i; Henry Nc
lstss me ana s Ss0 ~ Of wee 2jIio5s; James
le'ss1ss 800 Oh $4,000
elsts5 cn = ~ S II 10 II Heidenhemer $500
,,s e 70 % ss Oh 1900
4oti,ts 1e s ~ o. 's Moran $4,000
ferTS Eenn nett 'a~.' 10000
fissbs Noble ct al 10 John paine 100000
BOff sTs John GS @ wife to Ella Noble 10000
AND VIE to William Bang ,rten and 10000
s'' Cards 10 sarah Cabs 1880
o,asr and another 70 rhec Friendly 1925
opdyse YEA " rs. @oD Il Of Sdst 25xi6o
7o," ansn II saw OF istavc 5sxiOo5 Anna Ici
mann ct al to Lippmann ------.-..----.---- IoVoo
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Ersal Sales.
L esal Sales.
PECEIVER'S SALE
OF tie property belonging TO
THE MARINE NATIONAL BANK.

Johnston at IL O'Clock. at the Real Es
Exchange Nos. 50 I f5 iIbeFty-st.,
MONDAY June !, 1885.
the following valuable property;
MARINE BANK BUILDING northeast corner OF Wall
AMI Pearl ourstory and basement brOwnstone front
Building. with plot OF land.
PEARLSI No l5S adjoining the above nVe-st0fY marDo
and iron mont Building, with lot
wALI-ST No 80 four-story and attic, brick
and brownstOne front building. with lot.
PEARI1sT No l46, 90 feet south Of Walst iourstory
brick Building. withlO
For maps terms and other particulars apply Walter s.
Johnston esq Receiver. IS 50 WasL, 10 the
tcneers, No 1 PIne-st
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DUILER. &c. by young. intelligent
- Engshman as butler waiter or second man in private
trained IN Eng and; WAGES no b ect Address
II. b.. Box gs, Tribune Uptown Office l.I5S Broadway.
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certnres ano nIeetinae

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL Commencement
- Of the woman's Medical College Of the New-York indl-
ary FRIDAY May29 at SIS o'clock p. University Club
4 heatTe 26th-st. and MalisOn-avc
Addr by PROFESSOR n. II. JAMES ". ID.
Music by the PHILHARMONIC CLUB
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and much otener the dmand Of the travelling nbfc
require.
The complete accommodations offered 10 the
ira cling public. Iron seagOng steamboats, with fourteen
waertignt compartments each boat, and all the safety
appliances.
THEY CANNOT SINK
THEY WILL NOT BURN
THEY ARE sAFEl
YOU CAN RELY on THEMi
Due notice Will be given Of the opening Of the
LONG BRANCH ROUTE.
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RUTLER.-By thoroughly competent man,
ID aye 80; city or country: hrstcass references.
A. s.. Box 20, Tribune Uptown ONCE 23o broadway.
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HOACHMAN.-A gentleman giving up his
~ horses wants TO find situation for his eoachman single
willing reliable respectful ana strictly temp careful
xptrenced stylish city aud country ariver frs-cass
groom 10 tine horses harness, caliages
understands gardening and milking; willing TO make himself
generally uselul can highly recommend him Address
WIZ. NJ, AZ Tribune Uptown onaoe. LESS BROADWAY
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Summer Resorts.
Summer Resorts.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER HOME.
TIE Island In the sea-
MATTHIAS VINEYARD. MASS
Has long noted for its pure air. invgoratngse sea
bree -es and heating wing climate.
The island IN the Sea-
MATTHIAS VINEYARD. MASS.
THE PROSPECT HOUSE

THE PROSPECT HOUSE
Was for quiet pleasant home and while in tho I'M
mediate vicinity Of all the meetings aud pleasure re-
ort Of the island located that it is sufficiently retired
and entirely free from the rush and Attending eso
great gath brings.
The elevation affords delightful panorama, unlike any
thing to be on the coast.
The Hou.e il most abundany supplied with the purest
Spring Water and every way most desirable fora
PLEASANT, HEALTHFUI. ENJOYABLE SUMNER
HOME.
The situation Is in the midst OF extensive grounds per
RoMS~fvery room in this house commands wide view
fine Ocen. The all yentl ted by ,r,ns9ns
nearly ed IS much than that OF the Souni
sr. s no % Ss % resort Of he Vibeyard
BOATING.-Yachts and oats will be proidei at our own
FisHING-Bass Bluehsh, Tautos aud numerous smaller
grounds are and covered with good
sol furnishing any number o me eouT 49,, : p. .,,,
CoTTNGE Vii date friend. who wish to be to
TEHMsro guests who remain toe entire season ne very
S no rae S 81 pef pS wes ~ 80 per DAY
AnDetss-wnLLAcE NUTrING. L. 3 HOTEL Dos.
ton Mass After June 1.-THE PROSPECT Cottage City.
Mass
I. M ,s d. ff Elem Hsa
Tourjee ConservaiOry OF Music. Boston
a. h' cn ere II oGr Sss oa later issues
THE CHILL COTTAGE" Norwood, NJ:
n. large. beautiful private home Tor limited number t OF
bsthroo hot and cold P.O church. five minutes
10 II tOn-N orheIn Rarofd Newlerscy, West SoTe-
II miles from York. Please call or address ..
hafies r. Knapp. l3thst and bt ave. ~ L.
S. Chase, WORK Tribune
" ""o' The HILL COTTAGE" Norwood. " j.
ARE YOU GOING TO THE C0UNTRYf
~ HOME JOURNAL,
out today with extra sheet. has
Second edit on OF tho
SUMMER RESORT GUIDE,
Giving places prices. distances, an all Particular
sold every where + We Ccnts.
MORRIS PHILLIPS & CO., PARK Piare New YORK
DIRONDACKS.-All House, Lake Placid,
~ n YIN the midst of grandest Adirondack scenery'
2Co feet; sanitary conditions perfect hne BOAT
ing DIVES hunting trout nshlng For circular terms
e,c andrcss HENRY ALLEN, Lake PLACID, y. \.
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1Droposais.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
l. QUARTERMASTERS STORES.
DEPOT QUARIERMAsTER's OFFICE. }
HOusION-5T, COR CREME
NRwYoRK CITY NAV 26 1885.
Sealed proposals. IN tripcate viii he received ths
until IL o'clock, June = 1885 a which time and place
they Will be opened OF bidders supplying and
delivering at hs depot the rtermasers stores specified
schedule 10 be seen and had at this OhCe
The Governments the night 10 reject all
proposals. Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for
QuaIermasteIs and addressed the undersigned.
HENRY q. HODGES Deputy o. NJ General,
U. ;. A, Depot Quartermaster.
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BRIGHT BITS.

EX-CoNGREsSNAE Cox. remarklng upon the
things of Washington which he has left behind
him, observed sadly: "Othello's occupations
g1ne-gone TO Hell -espont." Nevertheless,
Mr.. Cox objects to be called a humOrist.-
Springfield Republican.
A BRIDGEPORT, Conn man had "revela.
ton" that the Lord wanted him to work for
nifty cents day less than he was receiving.
This is the first instance of the kind on record.
Usually the revelation" comes to the en-
plOyer.-IesdS SjTtjngs.
JUDGE-"Murphy, you are drunk again"
M.-"Yesh, your-roner." Didn't you
solemnly promise me, when let you of last
time that you would never get drunk again?''
Ny esh, your rouer; but wush dronk at
the time, your-rOner. / wushn't 'spOnslble
for what l shaid."-Life.
For naivete the following personal in Fri
days Concord N0nitOr overlays anything we
have read for years: "speakcr Aldrlch will
remain in the city over Sunday, and will be
at his parlor5 at the residence of ii. p. ROlfe.
on State street, engaged in making up the
list OF committees" just as though the
speaker would think of committees on Sun
day!-LOioeU Courier.
SOME of the Democrats who voted against
Cleveland, and worked necessarily during the
campaign on the Republican side, are said to
DC the most persistent applicants for office.
Their line of reasoning is very much like that
of the seedy Austin darkey, who walked Up
as bold a cage full Of hyenas and said to
the successful candidate: "Boss, | wants yer
Ter lehu me $4O iof services rendered you
durin' de eleckshun." But you worked and
voted for the other ticket" "Dat's lest hit,
boss. Pse 50 Unpopular dat eff had worked
fer your side yer would have been beaten two
To one. A pos Office viii suit me- bOss."-
Texas SiJttn0s
The other day Attorney General Garland
was stopped on the street by an old negro who,
after bowling politely, said: II reckons yer is
ken putty busy now sah," Eyes. very busy"
''Ye dOan' pear ter reco nise me-" 81 remem-
Der your face, but cannot recall your name"
"Dat's whut thought. sab. Use Ely Buck,
an ulster be er justice O. de peace an yesse'f
ulster practice afore me down in Arkansaw
DOan' recOlleck lie time dat yer Tended de
culud gennerman whit stOld de hog from de
white pusson, does yer? Wall, sees dat yer's
in a hurry. Good mawnn'. Ise stoppln
heah in de city an would like fur yer ter call
'roun an see me."-ArkaRsd1o Trageler.