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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

The .JohastGgR Tribune says: \ few days
ago George, an eight-year-old son of Frank
Houpt, and nephew of Mr.. William Houpt,
of this city, who resides near Forwardstown,
Somerset County. saw a large snake eoiled
up in the road close to his fathers house.
The boy picked up a stick and stepped to-
ward the snake when it sprang at him, but
made several attempts to get at the boy, re-
ceiying a blow each time from him. The
fight ended in favor of the boy The ser
pent was of the blacksnake species, and
measured four feet nine and one-half inches
in length. 1t was evidently an old residen-
ter, having been seen by several persons
during the past two years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

Have you any cabinet photographs you
want nicely framed Have you any school
groups you want to get framed? Have you
any marriage certifcaies you wish to frame
Have you any college diplomas, or certif-
Gates of any kind that you ought to frame
Have you the Lords prayer you wish TO put
IN a frameg Have you any pictures of any
KIND or nature, or anything at all you ought
10 have iramed. DO you want any frames
al all or any mculdings, cards, pictures, OF
knobs or do you want to buy any pictures +?
II So the place to be supplied is Fishers
BOOK Store. headquarters for frames and
pictures.
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MARRIED.

KRING-RODGERS.-At Somerset, Pa.
on Wednesday, June 2, 1856. by Rev. w. A,
jackson. Mr.. Aananias kring, OF Somerset
County, Pa, to Miss Anna f. Rodgers, OF
Cambria County, Pa.
JOWERY - DEMPSEY At Hoovers-
vile, Pa. on Wednesday, May 2, 1886,
by Rev. ". A. Jackson, Mr.. W. II. Lowery
OF Bedford County, Pa, and Miss Ella B.
Dempsey, of Hooversvilie, Somerset Coun-
ty. Pa
BENNETT-ZERFOSS.-At the Record
er's Office, in Somerset, on "Wednesday, May
q, 1886, by Rev. J. II. Knepper. OF BerlIn'
Mr.. Winfield S. Bennett to Miss Lizzie Ter
foss, both Of Somerset county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

Mr.. August Long, two mileorth OF
town. is building one of the lhomest
and most substantial barns Of county
| About one hundred and fifty pe were
present and took a hand in the reg las;
Wednesday, and so well did builfharliC
| Rayman have things a~rrangedat the
frame was high in the air befofnner
The barn is 43 by 100 feet and . ado
greatly to the value OF an alreadyluabl'
farm. Mrs. Long certainly knowpw IL
get up a dinner for several hundfns al
who partook unite in saying, sit WHICH
tv hard to beat"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

abky Polsos.-It is time that respect
for tl.ants combine with cohs@ners
tery sc~ession of all gift, prize anu lot
articless, connection with the sale OF
ai'i0 u ore m:
not only shandise. These schemes arc :
and to the. lizing to legitimate business o
the extent no the community oat ID
in the sale Off they are being carileu
source of greas of food have become
They are. no MAJ to the public hai'h- n
pear, nothing mo- what form they ap- :
swindle honest audsess than devices 10 4
1t is gratifying to kpecting people.
stances the officers okhat IN some III
hold of the matter. InAw have take"
in Chicago, parties who kork, and aiso
gifts to purchasers of then way olereu
recently been arrested upon iffges' ha'e
lottery swindling. The late$ snts ioF
both for public execration fnd cSa'
prosecution, are the manufactures *
alum baking powders, wholare both by
means of gifts and lottery tIdets, disposNs
of large quantities of their eorrosively pS
~sonous compounds, whichare so well kno"
to be detrimental to health that no hou'
keeper will admit them 10 her kltche
knowingly. This form ofswindle Is not on
!, being peddled from house TO house, but u
f der promise of large profits to be reaiized' !
manufacturers are entrencbing themsel'
behind the counterso Of many groeers by g
ting them to offer tie alum goods, WITH
gifts, or lottery tickets attached, there
r shifting the Inability to prosecution, In pa
t upon other, and, perhaps, innocent part
/ Every grocer or dealer, for instance, "
sells. or offers for sale, any OF the prize
: lottery baking powders is a criminal IN
: eve of the law, and fable, upon convietl
! TO fine and imprisonment, while those "
: sell the gift goods are, morally. as respoi
t bile. for they are offering an inducement
pr,ze, to housekeepers to use a food
c contains a corrosive poison. This Is a !
dicament in which it is not possible our
a GERS will place themselves when they c.
o to think seriously of them matter.
II must be borne in mind that every
d of these gift or prize baking powders,
alum baking powders. These powders
y less than four cents a pound to prod'
n the gilt, or prize, costs but a few cents III
pi They are sold at the price OF a hrst-'
a, baking powder, so that the swlndle,
J. commercial sense, is enormous. But
OF chief iniquity OF the business consist
Sc selling, as presumably wholesome, an
o. Gle of a positively injurious character,
by Emeans OF gifts or brides, inducing
a. wants or unsuspecting ~housekeepers to
TO chase and use it in our daily food
W There should be some prompt metho
VI reaching these dangerous practices and
&c ishing the parties engaged in their pr
at ton. If the present laws are not ample
as commend the matter to the c~onsiderati'
" our State Board of Health for recomm
d. ton of such additional legislation as
IL be effective for the protection OF the sc
public.
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Ross DAVIS & Co.

For sALE.-Three secondhand one-horse
spring wagons.
One secondhand two-horse spring wagon,
with pole and shafts.
One secondhand blackboard, with springs.
Terms to suit the purchaser. Inquire at
the Hardware Store.
JANIS b HoLDERBAUM.
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BARN RAIsING.-The friendad neigh
bors Of Mr.. Jacob Hochstetter smiled on
his farm Wednesday morningfhe pur-
pose of assisting him in raisinhe frame
work fort new barn. Mr.. Irwuster, the
carpenter IN charge had everyti in readi-
ness and with a will all harvent to
work and placed the heavy tim in posi-
ton. Every piece fit exact Is place
showing the care in which Mr.. ster had
done his work. A good dinners served
and heartily enjoyed by the q. The
work was entirely completed supper
tim. ICON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

EDrros HERaID:-There will be a pole
raised on The farm OF Josiah J. Weigle. in
Somerset township, on Friday, the 18th day
Of June, 1856. in honor OF the grand old Re
publican party. The Frairyiew brass band
will be present, and furnisi music while the
pole is being raised. All an respectfully in
yited to come, and assist in he raising.
w
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SOMERSET. Pa. April II, 1886.

The corner stone OF the United Brethren
Church in Shanksville, this county, will be
laid with appropriate religious ceremonies,
on Saturday, June 10, 1855. Services COM
mencing at il O'Clock 4, NJ. The public are
invited to attend. Several ministers OF our
own, and of sister churches, are expected to
be present.
w. 4. JACKSON, Pastor.
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W. a JACKSON, Pastor.

The district meetinng of the Brethren at
the Walnut Grove Westinghouse, in Cam
bria county. adjourned OF Thursday even
ing. The following delegates TO the annual
Injecting at Pittsburgh, Ohio, were elected
&c. G. Lint. of Meyersdale Jacob Holsop-
pie, Of Scalp Level, and Joseph Berkey, OF
Shade Postoiiice. this county. In the event
Of Mr.. Lint not being able TO attend, Mr.. J.
C johnson, Of ~Uniontown, will go in his
place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

A Lawn Fete and Strawberry Festival will
be held under the auspices of the ". C. Il.
u, in the beautiful lawn surrounding the
residence of Mrs. ]. L. Walter, on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, June 10th and
18th. a general invitation is extended to
all. COMMITTEE.
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SOMERSET 1snIp ITEMS.

~
Not seein4thing from these parts for
some time be HERALD, thought a few
items migh of some interest to your
many reader
At q barn ing on the farm of J. NJ.
Hostetler, INF township last Wednesday,
one hundred TWENTY-FIVE persons were
present, given sumptuous din
ner. The CARER in charge of the build
ing was that Gent workman, Mr.. Irwin
j. Custer thinning is Of the very best,
and every piecs to its place As perfectly
as 1t was possiuf make it. Mr.. Caster Is
deserving oil IN credit for his perfect
work, and any sner who contemplate:
building a new unshould not fail to give
him a call.
NJ. Il. Bowman champion agent fol-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

The war on oleomargarine has begun at
Reading. On Wednesday George Gehman,
Nyce Brothers. J. L. RhoaGes, and Z. D.
Weitzel, the -four leading produce dealers OF
the city, were required to enter into recog-
nizances for a hearing before Alderman
Sheets on Wednesday, on the charge Of sell
ing the bogus butter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

As the hay season is rapidly advancing, it
is high time farmers were preparing for it,
and buying labor-saving Improvements.
The new improved Walker Horse Rake
patented and manufactured here al home,
has no equal in the market for durability
and perfect work. Ii should be the pleasure
Of all to patronize home Industries, espe-
cially when it is 70 the advantage of all,
Mr.. W. +. Walker is the sole agent, and
farmers and dealers win find it to their adj
vantage to consult him before buying else
where. W. F. WALKER, Agent,
Snnnnr.nt In
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Missionary Randall has baolding open
air meetings in lockwood. o. the past
week and viii continue durfhe present
week. Great interest has bhnanifested
in these meetings by the pe0sf that sec
ton of the county, several bred being
in attendance at each meet1 Mr.. Ran
dali wears the uniform Of thtted States
Army and not that Of the Salon Army,
as many suppose.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

Rev. Whitaker, eostburg. Nd, will
conduct service in Presbyterian Church
on Sabbath, June at 10.45 A. NJ and
7:30P. NJ. All are VIDE. Come.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

The most pleasant featsf the season
will be the presentation OF "Mikado' at
the opera House, by the II, Weiss Com
pany next Friday eveninShe company
numbers twenty-six persosd is one OF
the best on the road. Thfttsburgh pa
pers are unanimous in its BE and agree
in saying it contains mare ssingers than
any company that mas beet Pittsburgh,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

}. b. Holderbanm, is still prospecting
the Champion Mower snd Reaper. and
ports about seventy-fiye sales thus Tar. I
beats the Meyersdale agent by a large
jorIty, his statement in the Meyersdale {
maciai TO the contrary notwIthstand
He will bave a grand delivery in the I
future, and will furnish the farmers a
dinner and horse teed at the hotels in S,
erset.
While putting the aeepers on the +
barn of Mr.. j. NJ. Hostdler last Wednesd
a young man named Wilson Whitman 4,
thrown from the threshing floor to
ground, and was'ihought to be fatally
Jured, but at last recount was getting AID
very well.
There will be communion service at /
Middiecreek BEethren church on Sund
June 18th. There will be preaching on /
day and Saturday evenings previous.
Shaking hands with the candidates Sd
10 be the order of the day. They are exG
ingly numerous.
The Evangelical Camp-meeting willi-
mence June 10th. 1t is expected ID
good will be accomplished.
A cold wave must have struck us, it
aas been quite cold for several days. -
high winds prevailing.
Farmers are beginning to pillow grouior
'uck wheat.
Farmers are done sowing and plhg,
nd are now awaiting the harvest.
0ccAsIe-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

According to the WasAon correspond
ent Of the Pittsburgh FOfre is a delega.
ton from Somerset count that city urg-
ing a change in the postoa at Meyersdale
Politicians might give tltesident a rest
for a day or two.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

s. j. MCMILLAN. DEsTIsr.-Artifcial sets
Fine filings in gold and the plastics. All
pertaining to dentistry carefully executed.
Office Baer's Block, Somerset. Pa
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Mr.. D. b. ZimmerHPf Quemahoning
Township, last week slhirteen fat cattle
for $40. These hgutow an advance
over last winters pricMuch success to
our young farmer frienln.
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MEAT MARKEr-Main Street.-Ne have
Just added a large Refrigerator TO u Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton, Beef. Pork, &c, kept
constantly on hand Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
orator until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
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Frank Cunningham Harry Holder
baum made a bicyclel to Confluence,
Frostburg and Cumberl last week, and
looked as fresh as thouthey had only
had a mile squirt on theiurn.
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CONFLUENCE ITEMS.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ross has completed the addi-
ton to his residence.
Miss Bee Walter. who very successfully
taught music classes in this place and Ur-
s:na for several months past, returned to her
home in Somerset Thursday.
The NJ. Z. Church building in this place is
to be treated to a coat of fresh paint by q
skillful artist. There is room for improve
ment in more than one direction. and they
are in contemplation.
The business men of this place conduct
their business upon purely business princi-
pies, but the p~ostoffice is run on close regu-
lation time. The driver that can come the
closest to the precipice without going Over
may be an expert, but he is not the most
practical man.
The public park has been enclosed with
a net fence, and it adds much to the appear
ance of the town. Further improvement:
are in contemplation and will be made, the
only question being whether it shall be
done by subscription or taxes. 1t should b,
lone by taxation, however, as it would com.
pei those in interest TO pay equally.
When a witness goes upon a remonstrance
saying under his oath that certain person:
have sold intoxicating drinks to habitua.
drunkards in violation o flaw, why don't he
prosecute the offender? Those who are 81
willing TO accuse others should NANTES
co~urageenough to execute the law, or KEEP
silent. It Is the enforcement of a law that
makes valuable,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

Mr.. Jacob /. kahn, of Conemaugh
township, is busily bged in erecting a
new dwelling house De site of the old
one that was destroyed fire several weeks
since
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SPECIAL TO

SOMERSET COUNTY MERCHANTS.
Having secured the agencies for Loril-
lard's Tin Tag brands, and s. w. Nenable *
Co.'S Vince Tobacco's, whereby you can
purchase from us at prices, and on
terms. the same as from city houses, we
respectfully solicit your orders.
Cook q BEERITs.
SOMERSET Pa. April Ii. 1886.
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MEYERsDALE NORMAL IYsrrTUTE.-Ierm
opens July %, 1886. Excellent facilities for
teachers, and other advanced students
Write for new catalogue to
]. d. MEEsE, Principal.
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The addition of wire fence to John
A. Walters premise West Main street
adds a thousand dol to the appearance
Of the property.
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The place to buy sunday-school Tickets
Reward Cards, Testaments, small and large
Bibles. and Gospel Hymns, is at Fish
er't Book Store.
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BAReArNs.-Go to Mrs. A. i. UhTs and
see the all-silk black satin Rhadames at foc'
and 81 a yard. They do not cut or break.
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The "Mikado7 been all the rage in the
cities during the Yer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

The absence of goal editor from home
for the past seyeraEs will account for
the scarcity of loca@ns this week.
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John r. Scott l. the early part of TIC
week in BedfordI
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FoR SALE.-Some choice Alderny cows
and heifers. Also, a few Holstein calves
Prices low. II. ID. FLICK
O-Layansyille- Mayield Farm.
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For a safe investment. insure in the L. b.
If ebanon e. COVER, Agent,
Stoyestown, Pa.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MAkhlAuk BitLNStS-
Marriage licenses have been grant To
the following named persons by Clerk ifeI
during the past week. ending June Sth
Jefferson ID. Glessner and Eliza X. Siof,
of Stonycreek township.
Valentine w. Gress and Sarah Knehen,
Of Meyersdale.
Ananias Kring and Annie f. Rodgs o
Conemaugh township
Andrew Bridegum and Lydia A Dor
baugh, of Northampton township.
Moses Zerfoss and Sarah Ioder, osto
nycreek township.
Charles W. Stamford, Of Brooklyn, ny
and Julia NJ. Schrock, of Somerset.
Charles II. Briner and Anna c. Hoe
of Westmereland county.
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The New Centreville Normal will open
Tuesday. July %, and continue until the
examination. ]. NJ. BERKEY,
T.. L. WELLER,
Teachers.
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Is at c. \. Boyd's.

- Pure drugs at C. n. Boyds.
Insect gums sold by C. n. Boyd
Buy insect powder Of C. y. Boyd
bargains in dress goods at Mrs. uhls-
Pure insect powder at C. n. Boyd's.
Insect powder, pure, at c. \. Boyds.
See the i" Fry Truss" sold by c. y. boyo'
Paint brushes, very cheap, at C. n. BOYD s
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Hymen has had a busy time of dying
hither and thither, making heariappy
and homes desolate, stopping in garden
spot Just long enough to smile a snous
smile and pluck the lUveliest bud frSom-
erset's many fair flowers. At nihirty
o'clock this, Tuesday morning, sonhirty
intimate friends together with the nedi-
ate family, assembled in the p%arlorsc Capt.
VIM. NJ. Schrock, on Main street totness
the marriage of his beautiful and ching
daughter, Julia, to Mr.. Charles W. Stford,
of Brooklyn, y. Y, formerly residengin-
Ger ON the S. ?. r. r. The HERAIoins
the multitude of friends in wishing Geeed
to the happy young couple, on life's hge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

Un the evening of May 18th, in
Johnstown. Pa. James NJ. Swank, tnly
son of Col. James N. Swank and NEW
of Geo. T. Swank, of the Johnstown ARe,
aged about twenty-five years. Years pre-
be become Of age he entered the lawhce
of his uncle, Cyrus Elder, Esq, as law
student, and after carefully readirthe
elementary books, he entered the LaDe-
partment of the University of Pennsynia
at Philadelphia, and graduated Willis,
| tinction, after which he was admit to
practice in the various courts of Cairio
county. and entered upon his proflon
with bright prospect Of success. The my
friends Of the family in Somerset symphzC
with them in their grief for his untely
death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

II you want any cheap or handsome
books. or nice goods ofany kind so TO flsh-
er's Book Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-09

Newest summer shapes in hats and bon
nets received to-day. Prices the lowest. al
Mrs. \. Z. Uhl's.
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For SALE-One new violin, one second
hand violin. and one guitar. Inquire or
y. Boyd.
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II vou want a baby carriage for the pre-
cious little infant, 20 TO Fishers Book Store
and buy it..
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Extensive improvements are being made
AZ the Bedford Springs.
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If Won want 4 hammock TO swing under
the trees these hot days, go to Fishers BOOK
Store.
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Ifyou want a fashion magazine or paper
90 10 Fishers Book Store.
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:
rIMF TABLEs
.rrrsBURGH DIV. b. a o.

WEST BoUND.
Express Mail Cumd
- e.cpwood ..... 3.25 An. 4P;S. SsS AN
~ Pirfsbnrgh....... $50 " 100 -0
EAST BOUND.
Mail Express Cum
sz5 A ecOP NJ. Lie Pm
~ asgana -. l2.O7 7. NJ. 1855 'IS
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If o want a croquet set, 20 to Fishers
Book Store.
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Don't tail to hshe "Mikado" on Fri
day evening.
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The best two for five cigars in town, at
Boyd's.
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~Misado' ri night.

President cie,nd is 50 and his wife .
of age.
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orr enthusiastically morning there
was Il large gathering of the German Re-
formed Church members at the Cumberland
Valley. depot in this city. The two young
lady missionaries, Miss Mary Ault and Miss
Lizzie Il. Poorbaugh, started on their long
journey 70 Japan. There was much out
ward feeling of happiness manifested
among those. present. but a close observer
could detect that expression of sensibility
that a parting of friends, for a long time,
naturally produces. However the two
young ladies wore a smile of composure as
! the train steamed around the curve into
Mulberry steet, in answer TO the waving
of many handkerchiefs. which rsid of the
good wishes entertained for their welfare by
those left behind. They went from Harris
burg to H~agerstown, at which place they
took the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fol
San Francisco. They will sail from the
latter place on June IS, and reach theiI
destination in about 80 days. They Will b,
absent 10 years. During the few days spent
in this city prior to their departure they
were hospitality entertained by their man,
! friends. Harrisburg Patriot.
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Trv " Black Flag" insect powder, sold by
BOYD.
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10 ARMEf AND IlOESEhtN.
Black Ben, the famous Joe King Stallion,
will be on his stands the remainder of the
season, as follows
At New Lexington May 81, and Jue and
?, 10, IL and II, u, % and %, and July l,
., s, and 8.
AT Jacob S. BarkInan's June 5, 4, II, 10,
"a, %, July 3, and 10.
At Husband June Z, 5, 1G, Il, &c, %, and
July 5th and 9Th.
At Evansville June ) and ., Is and 10,
90 and 60, and July :.
Parties wishing the services o fthis cele-
brated horse can find him on the stands as
above stated with a certainty, as there will
be no variation of the place or time.
After July 10th Black Ben can be found
at all times at the owners stable, one-fourth
mile west of Evansville, Pa.
Thanking the public for their liberal pat
ronage during the first half Of the season
we strive by giving good stock, liberal
terms and fair dealing, to merit a continu-
ance of the same.
GEORGE f. C~ouNTRYMAy Il Bro.
Evansville, Pa, May 25, 1886.