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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10
Irsrnx RKau1.rlox..-Lens beeins this

I.xsrox RKsULArfoxs.-Lent begins this
year on March 10 Bishop Tuigg himself
from his Temporary stopping place at Al
toona, has issued the following regulations
for its observances in the dioceses Of Pitts
burg and Allegheny
L All the faithful who have completed
their 2Ist year are, unless legiiimately dis
pense,l, bound 70 observe the fast of Lent
.. They are to make only one full meal a
day. excepting Sundays
). The raeal allowed on Fast Days is not
to be taken until about noon
4. At that meal. if on any day permission
should be granted for eating flesh. both hsh
and flesh are not to be used at the same
tioie. even by way of sauce or eonsiment
5. A small refreshment, COMMONLY called
collation., is allowed in the evening. no gen
eral rule as to the quantity of food permit
ted nj this time, is or can be made But
the practice of the most regular Christians Is
never TO let it exceed the fourth of an crdi-
nary meal.
6. General usage has made il lawful to
drink in the morning some warm liquid, As
ten, coffre. or thin chocolate made with wa
ter
:. Necessity and custom have authorized
Iheuse of lard in cooking.
s The following persons are exempted
from the obligation of fasting: young per-
sous under 81 years of age, the sick, pres-
nant women, or those giving suck to in
iants, persons. Obliged TO do bard labor, and
ali who, through weakness, cannot fast
without great prejudice to their health
o. BY dispensation the use of flesh meat
will be allowed at any time on Sundays,
aud oncs a day on Mondays. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, with the excep-
tiUn OF Saturday in Ember week and the
last four days of Lent.
10. Persons dispensed from the obligation
of fasting are not bound By the restriction
OF using meat at only one meal, on days
which its use is granted by dispeusafion.
Those who are obliged to fast are permitted
to use meat only at one meal.
IL. The time for making the Easter Com
munion will date from the first Sunday of
Lent till the second Sunday after Easter
both included.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

The Valley Range Literary Society bald
its f irst session on Tuesday evening. March
An interesting programme was disposed Of
q, follows:
Song-Hark, the Voice, by the Society.
Declamstions were delivered by Clara 3
Cober. Grace Brant and Lille E. Hanger
Reciiations by D s. Rector. A f. Brant
and A. 4 Bittner
Dialngue-Fanny's Secret, By Clara Cober
Lille Hanger ard Cinda Spangler
Essay-Labor George Ways
l. Explain the difference between legacy
and Inheritance: A. J. Cober.
9 What is the best method for raising the
qualifications of our school teachers II II.
Smith.
8. Should political questions be discussed
in our literary societies.
Affirm-W. s. stahl, c. ".
n-L.. Mnshoider
Deny-A p Rlnugh, A. +. Bitt-
ner. P Z. Miller
Decision of judges-Negative
Appropriate closing remarks were made
by A E. Brsnt. 4. j. Cober and P l. Miller
A song by the Society, I'm Listening. -
was the closing exercise
IDasmuch as this was the first literary So
ciety held in this school district for at least
twenty years. and through the efforts of our
teacher aud the assistance of the citizens in
the district, as well IS teachers and citizens
of adjoining districts, It was made such a
grand success. therefore Resolved. i. That
we return our sincere thanks to P. L Miller
for the successful manner in which he con-
Quoted our school. and we highly recon-
mend him as a successful and competent
teacher. ,. That We return thanks to the
Baldwin Band for the fine music rendered
during our meetings 3. That we render
thanks to the public for their regular atten-
dance and good order, and to the officers OF
the Society for the efficient manner in
which they conducted the Society.
H. H. SMITH,
A. J. CoBER,
W s. BTTTSER
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J. T. Marchand. Esq, and Mrs. Frank
Hill. whose eloDement created such a great
sensation al Greensburg a few weeks since
were brought up with short turn by officer
o Mara, of Pittsburgh, aud Mr.. Hill at a
town in Florida last week They were
brought back to Pittsburgh. where the three
parties in interest compromised matters by
Mrs. Hill giving her husband one-half her
fortune amounting to some sixteen thous.
and dollars. after which she was sgain al
lowed to depart with Marchand Hill will
apply tor a divorce
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Elder 4. p Cobb who held such good
meeting here in the Disciple church last
winter, and recently made such a stir in Al
legheny City, will return to Somerset to-
day "wednesday 10 begin a meeting. He
comes directly from Pekin. ILL., The follow
ing extract from Pekin paper, written by a
Pr-sby terian, will show he was appreciated
there.
This highly gifted preacher is drawing a
large congregation, and creating deep reli-
gious impression upon our community.
Quiet, unassuming. and iu utter forgetful-
ness Of self, be Is carried away, as well a
his audience, with his theme His exalta.
tion 81 Jesus Christ, his eloquent appeal for
the salvation OF men, brings to our minds
the lines Of Amolia Webb.
such language as his may never recall
Bl his theme Is salvation, salvation TO all,
Add the souls of a thousand in ecstacy hung
On the mama, like sweetness that dropped from
his tongue.
Not alone on the ear bis el queHcs stele.
Bat enioreed by each gesture IL sank 70 he soul,
TIL ii seemed that an angel had brightened the
r5d.
and broaght 10 each bosom q message from God.
PeSin may have heard as good preach
er. but never a better. Let oar professional
men, business men, yes, all, old and young,
high and low. rich and poor. go aud hear
him il will be to many OF them the begin
ming Of the days Of heaven
PRESBYTERIAN
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Col. f. d. Yutzy, who has been confined
10 bis house by severe illness for the past
tx months. was in attendance at court last
week, as a witness in the case OF Boyd vs..
the BaltO. and Ohio Railroad Company
The Colonel's many Somerset friend. were
glad 10 take him by the hand again. 1t is
hoped that when the weather grows warm
er his health. which is very feeble, will i'm
prove more rapidly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Ar Cosr.--I will close out at cost in the
next thirty days, the full line OF goods in
the Boot and Shoe store of solomon Uhl,
assignor. JOHN Fl. UHL,
Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

AT an Orphans Court held az Somerset, Pa on
the 2jtn day Of February 1855 the Endersi zned
Auditor was duly appointed TO make a Gis,ritu
tiOn Of the funds in the hands Of
Administrat0r Of Jeremiah Woy 70 and amoug
those legally entitled thereto. hereby gives notice
that he will att nd 70 the duties OF he above p
puintmsnt 90 Frsdsy the 10 Gay OF April Isse
at his Office In Somerset Pa, when ami where all
persons interested attt nd II they think proper
J. k. SCOTT,
march TO- Auditor
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On Thursday, March 18th. Mr. James Par
son will offer at public sale, at his farm
west Of town, : large variety Of personal
property He will sell twenty-five head of
the finest Alderny and Jersey cows in this
section Of the State A lot Of horses. young
cattle and large variety Of farming imple-
ments will also be disposed Of
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MARRIED.

HAY-LAPE.-ou the 7th day Of March,
1886. at the residence of the officiating min
ister AZ Somerset; Pa, by Rev. ID. h. Layan
Mr.. William Hay and Miss Susan Lape
both of Somerset township.
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There are now on the pension rolls IL
2l2 women, widows of the soldiers of 1872
Our grandmothers are possessed ofconstitu-
ton unknown to the present generation of
women
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CONFLUENCE ITEMS.

CONFLUENCE irEMs.
protracied meeting is in progress in the
NJ T. Church.
W. W. Hartzell is on the sick list, but is
improving.
Isaac Hggus can congratulate himselfoyer
his brilliant success in Addison township
and New Baltimore.
r. T. Frazee. OF the Riverside House, who
has been on the sick list for long while, is
again on his feet and ready tor business.
Mar. 5, 's6. X.
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Mr. Jacob Cole, of Westmoreland County,
and his eldest son, J o. Of Des Moines,
iowa were circulating among their Somer-
set friends last week While here they both
called a. the HERALD Office and renewed
their substitution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

A SsIGNEE's $ NOTICE.

And now February 10, lsss notice IS hereby
given hat Valentine Hay. Assignee Of Josiah j.
eigle- has this day fed his .. riii0n pr yin 2
the Count 70 direct rccs uveyance Of the a-s enea
property 70 the AS grOr ani that Il will be de-
creed on March ), lss5, gnle cause be shown %
the contrary
PIotIy's flee y b. ITCHFIELD.
Feb II lsst. Pruihonotzry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10
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 nerer
before touched By the trade. Everyone that
buys will have the benefit of Low Prices. Cur
stock of Carpets Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mat
tings, Rugs, Stair-crash, Stair-rods, Buttons,
&C., &C., is very large, and is composed of the
most desirable goods in the market.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Mr.. A =. Sanner, an eniploye Of the HER
AID met with painful accident Saturday
evening that VII disable him for type pick
ing for some time. While on his way home
he slipped en- an icy sidewalk and fell with
such force as 10 dislocare his left arm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

LITERARY NorE--The capture and recap
ture of Fort S,eadman. is the subject of IN
! article By General John r. Hartranft, which
will appear in the issue Of the PhiladeiPhia
Heelfy Press, of March IL, as one of the Sc
ries OF Pennsylvania in the War"
This was one of the most exciting con-
tests and brilliant achievements of the late
war and. as graphically described BY tho,
officer in command. Ex-Governor HarIranft,
il makes an exceedingly interesting story :.
The descriptions Of this battle is the Eiore iri-
I teresting in this State because the division
engaged was composed entirely OF Pennsyl-
wanna Volunteers
General Hartranft also has in preparation
another article descriptive Of the assault up
on Petersburg, by the same division which
viii appear at later date in this series.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

A team Of handsome bay horses that were
tied 10 a shade tree in front Of the court
house. were taken charge Of by policeman
Gilbert Tuesday morning After paying
the usual fine the team was surrendered to
It's owner Il IS full time that people would
learn that our ornamental shade trees are
not intended for hitching posts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

The building used as offices and boarding
douses at Hillegas'. at the foot ofthe noun
tain. by the South Penn engineers. have
again been rented by the South Penn Raft
road Company, and are being prepared for
immediate occupancy. The signs all point
to work being resumed on the South Penn
early in the coming summer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

IA
Henry S. Berkey. a No. l07, Feby Term, 1855.
Sarah J., his vile, Common Pleas Court Of
% Somerset County Pa
Z. Kyle VUluntarv Assignment
Account confirmed 25th Eebrr ary. 1850, aud on
motion Of Messrs koontZ u Endsiey, John K
Scrttt appointed Auditor % make a distribution
of he fund In the hands ofthe Assignee 10 and
among those legally entitled thereto.
" Il. CRITCHFELD.
fsKAL PrOtn0n0tary.
Notice is hereby given TO sli parties Interested
thai l will attend e. the duties Of the obova ap-
poin nent at nv office On Friday, the 18TH day Of
April, 1880, at O'Clock p. a., when and where
those interested can attend Il they think proper.
:. r SCOTT,
march 10. Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

In Cambria saunty 2i5 applications for
liquor license have been flied.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

March came in under a smiling, cloudless
sky, but with breath as sharp as a serpent 5
tooth. Il was somewhat Of stradde on
the old prophecy, aud it Is now rather diff
cult 10 determine whether the month will
20 ont with the blandness Of a lamb or the
roaring savagery Of an Asiatic lion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Anarsuuent court will be held on the 9Th
day of April
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

There is agood outlook for Normal schools
throughout the county this spnng.
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The county commissioners will not be in
session again till the latter part OF next
waaE
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Husband. Pa, March 6. 1886.

1t would be well for persons who have
been elected Justices of the Peace to bear
in mind th..t they are required to give no.
tiee within thirty days after their election
to the Prothonotary in writing as to wheth-
er they intend to serve.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Calvin Zeigler. young son Of Jacob Zeig-
lers broke one Of his legs while playing
with some other boys al thes ; & c. Railroad
station Sunday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

There are too many drunks 70 be seen
kaiiy on our streets for a blue ribbon town.
There Is screw loose somewhere
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DR.. ssmes O. Kieruan Is visiting relatives
AZ Iatr0be
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Owing 70 the extremely cold weather but
very little maple sugar has been manufac-
tured thus far this season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Mrs Horne, wife Of Hon. Nathaniel
Horne. was stricken with paralysis at her
home in Johnstown last week Her condi-
ton AZ present Is very precsrious.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

GRASS SERps.-our stock for the spring
trade, consisting of about FIVE hundred bush
els choice clover and timothy. direct from
the Western market, IS now offered for sale,
at prices which compare favorably with
Pittsburg quotations, together with local
freight added. Indications point to higher
values in the near future. therefore now is
the time to purchase at moderately low fis-
ures. Respectfully,
Cook & BEEsIrs.
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The bottom fell out Of the second week of
court. by Ike settlement Of the gntried cases
on the list, Friday noon. A short session
for the purpose Of hearing motions was
held Saturday morning
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

The Bedford Springs hotel and grounds
are being improved and repaired for the
simmer season,
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General Coffroth, although still confined
10 tle house is steadily improving and
hopes soon % be able to be about egain.
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Mr. W. H Wood, the jeweler. who has
been lying seriously ia at tht Glade House
for the past six months, left with his sister
for Camden. New Jersey. Monday morning
Il Is hoped that his health will be benefited
by the change
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Mr. Thomas f. Wait of Pittsburgh. the
of he p r r. paid Us a brief call last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Work on the new opera house goes brave
" on. The proprietors expect 20 have a
grand opening about the 18th Of April.
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The ground is again covered with blan-
ket of snow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

a great many fne young horses have been
shipped from this place to the Eastern mar
ket this spring.
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The Improvements to the Court House
recommended by the last Grand Jury. have
not yet been commenced but will be in the
near future.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

Mr.. W UrIing, Of the firm of Urling &
sons. Merchant Tailors. AZ Fifth Avenue,
P.ttsburg. will be AZ the Somerset House on
the s'h. 9th, 10Th aad Ilth Of this month.
u take measures. with an elegant line Of
suitings. oyercoarngs and panialoonings.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-03-10

a UDITOR'S NOTICE

In the Estate Of Jonathan Dormeyer, deed.
The Undersigned having been duly appointed
Auditor by the Orphans Court Of Somerset
County, Pa, 10 distribute the fun s in the hands
OF the Administrator Of the estate Of said dscess-
ed, 10 and among those legally entitled thereto b,
will SIT at his Office in somerset Pa on Thursday
March s5tb lssi, a. o'clock. y. IN. 70 attend 20
the duties Of the above appointment. when and
where all persons interested may attend
f. ". BEISECKER.
march 10. Auditor
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full line of new spring dress goods in
all the new spring shades.
20 pieces of Merino Coupure at - cents
per yard.
20 pieces OF 36-inch Cashmere at 40 cents
per yard.
25 pieces of 56-inch Cashmere at 25 cents
per yard.
% pieces of 27-inch Cashmere at Is cents
per yard.
u and Is cents per yard.
A new lot of 4s-Inch Black Cashmere ut
20. 75, IS cent, and 81 90 per yard.
All the new shades in 40-inch Csshmeres
at PARKER & PkRKER's
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Prin. Somerset Schools

ADVERTISED LErrsRs.-The following let
tiers, remaining in the Postoffice at Somerset.
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, if not
called for on or before March Il, 1886:
Brasecker. c.. Beagle Charles. .. Barkman.
l. g., Carron. Edward c., Grouse, Fred.
Grouse, Mrs. Southerd.. Daniels, George W.
Friedline, Jacob L., Goodvon. John T.,
Henrettie, Miss. Horner. II. W King, A. A,
Miller, s P, Reilly Maggie, Rhoads VIM. NJ,
Sayers, Andrew, Sellers. &c, Walker P. H.
Young. Mrs, Zarefoss, Elizabeth
P1stals.-Miller. C. c., Sayres, Andrew,
Uhler, II L.. Young $. W
J. X. CoFFR0rH, p. NJ.
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Since the marriage license law went into
effect on the lst Of October, Clerk Shafer has
issued 81 licenses. and 1t isn't a good year
tor license in Somerset comfy, either.
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r1rrsRTkGR DIV. B. 8 Q.

prrTsBURGR DIV. B. 8 o.
wEsT HOUNn.
Express Mail Cun'd
Ace.
ss0kM. sF-M. $ An
o. aea 20 80 '- - q"
EAST BUUND.
Mail Express Cum q
A &C.
sS5 Z0P N. 30 Pm
! fi' 80. l--U7 n. l. IS .' o-iS
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J. W. Wit,
II. A. MEYER.
SADIE MosER.
Eauarafftaa

The literary society convened here on
Friday evening, March s. and was called TO
order by the teacher. II. L. Young. who
chose [. 5. Weller to act as president Of
meeting. The first thing on the programme
was a song by the school entitled The old
Mountain Tree which was very much ap-
preciated by the large audience present.
This was followed by i number of queries
and a few deelamafions by the smaller schol-
ars, after which class drill in Physiology
was given by the school, which was very
entertaining After the class drill the pres
ident gave a short intermission After the
meeting was again called 70 order the aues-
ton for debate was read-Resolved that in
temperance has caused more evil than war.
The speakers for the affirmative were II L.
Young, d. G. Stahl. r Maust. : s. Miller.
J. c Deifz. VIM. Bowman. L. s. Weller and
G. F. Weller. Those for the negative were
W. G. Stahl, p II Walker and d. Z. Walk
er. Several of the speakers on the negative
were not present. and those who were refus-
ed to say anything whatever on the subject.
as they were so badly beaten that they con-
cluied it would be well to leave the aues-
ton open for discussion.
The judges appointed were W. Kriss, H
8 laulis and Frank Baldwin. who unani-
mDusly decided in favor of the affirmative.
The debate was very interesting and fully
two hours and half was devoted in the
discussion ofthe subject Strong arguments
were made on both sides, ond the discussion
left deep impression on the society.
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Lent begins to-day.

Diphtheria il, prevalent in Bedford again
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REsoLrrroNs OF RrsPEcr.

RESOLUTIONS OF REsPEcT.
The following resolutions we're adopted
by the Union Sunday OF Wellersburg
Pa.
WHEREAS, Il has pleased Almighty God
in His All-wise providence TO remove by
death our beloved brother, J. Milton Wing
ert. therefore, we, as a Sunday-school, here
by record this tribute of respect to his mem
ory.
Resoleed. That in the death of Brother
Wingert our school has lost most regular
attendant. q trustworthy officer, and an act
i've and efficient teacher the church a con-
sistent member. and the community wor-
thy and respected citizen.
tues of the deceased, and his upright walk
and conduct justly entitled him to the re-
spect and esteem Of all.
Third. That while we deeply deplose the
death of this brother. We recognize in this
exhibition Of Gods providence the hand Of
an alI-wise Creator.
Fourth, That We tender our heartfelt
synpathies TO the beresved family and r.la-
tives. and hope that they may fiud comfort
in the thought that God doeth all things
well"
Fifth, That these resolutions De publish
ed IN the county papers, and copy semitic
the sorrowing family.
J. W. WIrT.
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wooDvALE POULTRY YARDS
LICH BRAHMAS.
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

Eggs for Matching, from frst-class stock Al 50
per IS ezgs. packet IN baskets Orders book ed
now Delivered when desired. mario 3ua
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.-.,poAp TINE TABLES
h seq. winter Arrangement Hnlea Seil
''rader - +be BALTIC. ard ohio Railroad "a
d. sls. ...-,-iler 4 b. trains viii r8n over ne
..slll .-.i Gambia Branch a. i1 io"si
ss''' ~0ATH B0yND TRAINS.
Iahustn Mal Somerset
Esprr-s acc.
.4 .... Tol l2l5 70
q ss,ESET Us i-s0 80
slhL.. rs lO0 P n.
C1l-ls.-, 30 IL
,ai,-iI's SIS l.9
IS ls0
H.hHi - qO0A.N Z15 f.N
= il- .07rH BOUND TRAINS
som.r-et Balto. Acc Rocky d
nail Acc.
al0A x IQP.M-
I ps.lg.--.. ne sn
re-sril-e-- =
An las 400
olsnasll.. asll...gT' e00 uB 4E 6oGPM
.lALA $50 II 50 45l 6.Si
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4aE l0U GofyG WEST 2-Information fur.
-'aei free 20 persons going West. Descrip-
lTe timetables ,fihe principal railroads IN
re lriied States ard Canada furnished
'se To secure the lowest rates Of through
-e2tt 'he lowest passenger rates to any
f-E' vc,t Cr souih and 70 20 over the
alsl l-rln, aUd hest rnnte. address.
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a UDITOR's NOTICE.

march 10.
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y 7, I'Ahh, st.
.AAE AEAL-Win give more growth.
49, ~ ana desh TO horses, cattle. sheep
i fss and produce better resalss in milk
b-.''e 1'''er from cows than any ether food
- 'ir stock was purchased from the
-. i''s SnoEn u the trade. and the
4. NAFranted Pure Ola Process Goods.
4. t'''e AZ Si.9o per Ioo bs-no charge
Cook & BEERrzs.