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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18
Paint Items.
Too much rain.
Bad weather 70 make hay.

Too much rain.
Bad weather to make hay.
The wheat crop in this township judging
from present appearance viii be immense
Il promises to be Tar better than for a num-
Der of years.
Watermelons are very plentiful in Johns
town. Great honors await the man who
viii invent watermelon with all the seeds
condensed into one end.
PETER Soulie = is on deck again He is
SECOND best to John l. Sullivan. and can
thrash balfa dozen oommon-sizei nien-if
they are ten miles away from BIN
Several farmers ilereaDouis have recently
had number Of sheep killed by dors If
the dogs are marked. how would you catch
them 10 examine the mark to find ont who
owns them would mark them with tur-
key shot, and in that manner soon find out
who did own them.
It Is expected that Prof W II. Cover, Of
Berlin. graduate Of Huntingdon College
will open normal school in the Weaver
sciool-house, about halfa mile south Of the
city OF Scalp Level This viii be the second
normal for Paint township and both will 10
doubt prove successful.
The people Of scalp Level aud vicinity met
in the Weaver Lutheran meeting-house on
Moaday evening. July >, lSSS. to organize 4
singing class for Prof Kissinger, Of West
moreland county The tuition for each
student i $50 for 4 term Of thirteen nights.
tweniy-;hfee having already handed in their
names, and It is expected that quite num-
Der more VIII shortly Do 50.
n,rr---r
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Fatal case of Politics.

IxDIASAPoLIs, July IA fight growing
out OF a political dispute. this afternoon. re
suited in fatally wounding Of William Dunn
fellow whose pugnacious disposition has
frequently brought him before the Indianag-
oils police Courts This afternoon be ap-
preached 4 group Of men on the street and
addressing one Of them. Frank Elrnshaw
began cnrsing General Harrison A the tel-
low was drunk no attention was paid 10 him
except to tell him that no one cared what he
thought of Harrison Then lie wanted TO
fight Earnshaw, and determined TO have q
row
Finally he declared that he was good
Democrat, and could thrash The whole
crowd. Can you - indifIerenlly asked
Robert Harjfr-ce. one of the group. and i'm
mediatcly Dunn struck him in the face A
Dunn was about 10 strikca second time.
Hartferce drew a revolver and shot him IN
the forehead Hartierce then ran. and a
number Of persons on the street started in
pursuit Of him. He was chased for several
squares. and three shots We're fired al him
before he was finally captured by citizen.
Dunn Is not dead yet. but his wound 5
F.s.H
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who are Candidates

The Washington csific has comg6lsd 5
complete list OF the candidates who hay.
been nominated for the election Of Noven.
Der next;
Democrafic-President, Grover Cleveland
Of New York Vice President, Allen G
Thurman. of Ohio
Repablican-President. benjamin Harri-
son, Of Indiana; Vice President, Levi P.
Morton. Of New York.
Prohibition Clinton B. Fisk,
of New jersey Vice President, John A.
Brooks, Of Missouri.
Union I-abor-PreSident. A. J. streeter, OF
Illinois; Vice President. Chas- E Cunning
ham. Of Arkansas.
United Labor-President, Robert H. Cow
drey. of Illinois; Vice President, W. H. T.
Wakefield, Of Kansas
Industrial Reform-Pi esident, Robert F
Redstone. of California; Vice President,
Joha Colvin. OF Kansas.
Equal Rights-Belva A. lockwood, Of
Washington Vice President. Alfred II.
Love, Of Pennsylvania
OF course Belva lockwood running for
President is piece Of nonsense, and should
not be seriously taken into account
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Events In Near Towns.


BELLEFoSTE, Pa. July PA ERE origin
ated in the German House stables at 1910
this morning. and in les than two hours IL
had destoTyed the stables in which il origin
ated, the east wing Of the German House.
owned 10y Daniel Gorman: Dr. Darworth :
residence, house owned By Calvin H. Bower
and occupied by him ard A. C. Mingle. a.
residences; tie Lutheran Church and par
sonage and eight stables. inclGding three
liveries. Seven families were rendered home
less. The FIRE covered an AREA of one and j
half squares, with Ioss Of Si0.G1 Il was
Just six weeks ago last Monday that Humes' :
block was burned, with loss OF si00, ,0Oo
The losses and insurance are about as fol
lows German House and stables. sl4 GO /:
insurance, 5000. Dr. Dorworth. $3.50 /:
insurance, S3.Ooo. C. NJ Bowers. SG.c9
insurance, l,0o0- Lutheran Church and par
sonage. $500; insurance, $500. \. C.
Mingle, 81 go; insurance, $50. Five fami-
lies burned cut, with a loss Of about 5000
on which there wss 10 insurance. and eight
stables burned, with loss Of 81 GO with
little or no insurance. The German House
had burned all It's wagons and grain and
feed, as well as FIVE horses and two cows.
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Didn't Attend Church.

INDASAPoLIs, July I5.-General Harrison
and his family passed very quiet sabbath
within dUors. The General aruse this morn
ing feeling much better than yesterday,
On the advice Of his physician. he remained
indoors all day, anJ did not attend church.
Although s,ill under the doctors care the
General expressed tie hope this evening that
by tomorrow be should feel 50 fully recov-
errd from bis indisI.0sitien a 10 beua longer
considered By bis family aud friends a sick
man
Mrs Harrison has also recovered veTy
largely from the fatigue Of last week and hel
illness OF yesterday. Baby Mckee has not
been named, and her mother continues to
progress fayorably.
Telegrams and letters Of inquiry continue
TO pour in upon General Harrison from sur
rounding cities, asking him 10 fix time
when political clubs may call on him lie
has promised to receive the clubs and visit
ing citizens from Springfield, Monticello and
Decatur, H., next Thursday afternoon and
evening. This Is the only date for the com
ing week that has been filed, but numerOu.
clubs are expected TO arrive on short motto,
duriug the week from neigh5oTing town.
and cities
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Buy your drug at Bieseeler & snyoe' :
The teo,hsorne raspberry Is in market
.,rs nou on the shady side Of ISIS
Pure. sparkling. ice cold Soda Water At
B;e-ecker & snyder's.
Wheat harvest began in earnest ms "eeA
III al parts OF the county
y-8,e Taureee j. 10 take leading l'llt I'd
,I.s Clau,auaua Assembly this year
w- Blaine has arranged with his publish
e-s To bring out sketch ci his e'-1'ii''5
tour
csuuloid Trusses guaranteed for pellod
~ 49, vears not to break or rust at BE
seeker & Snyder's.
be,of 800 even was made in Phil@dei-
rbia ,la, Harrison would cary Pennzy''
ma bv l0oos,o majority
veNilan-s Special Mixture, hrs'-
"a. Tooth Powder for general use Gan oe
of,aiped a; Dental Rooms, over ITed&eli :
Stord.
Eve Glasses and spectaeles in all ooaoeiTa-
III. va-;.tjss and az al prices, Of the ceieoF1-
,es d King manufacturer, Il BieseeSeE "
Snyders-
w.have on hand large number Of sood
t.-;-. which We viii sell in quantities 10 So.
tr. rur,haser. Prices very re-1Sonatie- --ll
op,osi.e the planning mil
HoIsKooK Bios. x PAEsoN'
uy,- N,Kkrr.-we have just added
- Ps--ire-,,,or to our Meat Market, IN
- au meats esn be kept cool and clean
Nrnr.on best. pork, &c. kept constantly on
80 Ope7 daily. Parties buying meat
can have II kept ia the refrigerator liiii-i
wanted. D.--skCo
Ina Doubtful state s. am in doubtful
state .renaarked 8 confding Young man 10
a stranger he met on the cars. Where do
,..., liye7- asked the stranger Right hffe
IN New YORK New York l. no dou''iui
s-s.e It's soIid for Cleveland That don I
a, me snv good. Ipraposed last night ana
lave neither been accepted nor rejected 50 j
81, 3, 4, d,ulsfli state. no matter how New
~ 90 How the New York girl goes Is
what b1thers me.
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sun they come.

HoSE TEsp. jay i5.-Thcnals V Taylor
burgess Of Isonesiesd. has declared for HsI-
rison. He was one OF the founders Of The
observation-disclosures party He gives as the
reason for -aoppiug' that the present can
paign was TO Re fought on The tariff question
and there was no middle ground 70 stand on.
He would pu; himself on the side Of Prosec-
iion 70 American industries.
BEADlocx. July l5.-The Brsddock So,
on Saturday came cut with square flop
to the Republican Party. Il basesifs change
Of heart on the great issue OF the day. pro-
lection. When the question esme down to
upholding either American o. European in
dustris there rss but the one choice 70 be
made
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Tackled the wrong Man.

CoLUNBiA, : G., JaIY i5.-On Wednes-
day last there WAS reunion Of Confederate
soldiers at VI erTitts, Lexington county This
place : many miles from any railroad OF
telesraph line. News Of i fatal fight at the
reunion has just reached here. Among those
present a; the gathering were two brothers
named Reesiy and Manuel Williams The
Reedy brothers were Wild, rough men, who
had the reputation Of being great 6ghters,
while Williams was 4 mere youth. and was
quietly disposed
The two Reeiys attempted to run over
Williams and anuse themselves At his ex-
pense. Williams finally resented It, and at
tackled the ReeVlys- The young man was
armed aud knew how TO use his weapon.
Drawing pistol with one hand and a knife
in the other be planted his knife into the
heart Of one OF the Reeiys and shot the other
dead. He has made no attempt TO escape
and has not been arrested.
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AnelirhtfuI Vacation Lip.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company s Sc
1flt cNcGrsion OF July 26th. 20 Atlantic City,
Cape May, Sea Isle city, OF Ocean City, Is
one Of tle choicest events Of lhe summer SEA
SON. Every one who intends 20 take q short
holiday can select from this is; uf places =
point that will afford all the pleasure to be
enjoyed by the sea The rate. too. i 50 low
that no one need hesitate, and The EmiI Of
return trip is 50 liberal that il wei fils the
average vacation period A special train,
running on the schedule given below, viii
carry the party. and the round trip tickets,
good Tor ten days VIII he sold II the rates
quoted
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knights Of the Golden Eagle.

The following are the officers of Pride Of
Somerset Castle, No. III Of Stantons Mills
for the ensuing six months term:
Past Chief-N p Bowman.
Noble Chiefs. Simon.
Vice Clief-C. C. Fieischhaur
High Priests l. Swank
Venerable Hermit-G " shannon.
Master Of Records. c. 0ber
Clerk Of Exchequer-J- J. Rayman.
Keeper Of Excheqler-J C. Obcr.
Sir Herald-Joe Christ
Worthy Bagd-Wm- Dinges.
Worthy Cbamberiain-L- Sowerbower.
Ensign-L. Flasel.
Esquiru-Frank Bear
First GuarJsman-N Fiddler
Second Gaarlsman-JohnH Hahn.
Trus,ees-w. W Ankuey, F. Danges. Y.
D. Bowman.
Representative to the Grand Clstle-A
Berkey.
The membership Is, s.; Admissions dur
ing the past sixth months, : Amount paid
flr relief $3.50; Amount OF i,Inds on hand
and invested, s5954.
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Picnlcs by Rail.

The rscent order issued by tie Passenger
DEPARTMENT cfthe Baltimore and Ohio T.
T. Company, iustruciing agents 10 sell eA-
cursi5n tickets 90 reduced rates 90 small par
tie often or more. viii encourage many Of
our friends to form private picnic parties Tor
a DAYS outing in the many pleasant groves
and parks within easy reach on the line Of
tl.is rpad. and tie short Tide by raii VIII be
not tie least enjoyable part Of tie days
pleasures. particularly 10 the li,ile folk.
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Another Wrinkle In the Law

Martin CRUDE, the proprietor Of the Hun
tingion distiilery, whose application for Z
retail license was refused by the court, ap-
piled 10 County Treasurer Rogers for retail
license. and It was granted. This Is said to
De in conformity with an act Of Assembly
Of October. IS49. Ii Is said that decision
Of the President Judge Of Somerset county
encouraged Nr CRUDE to take this action.
We have not heard whether the question
viii be carried 10 the Supreme Court but the
granting Of the license must be very bad law
as !; defeats the intention Of the Court en-
tirely.- Osoolla Lssdrr.
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A dar-ain f1r some one Ia need OF a piano
or or-an. 4 hieh-priced Steinway q sons
piano. in use only a few years, viii be sold
very cheap. A Mason & Hamiin organ cost
ing 500. and never used, viii be sold Tor
le.. than half cos; For particulars, call Al
De HERALp Office.
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shoe. at least I couldn't hear him walk /;
further on met Ms. Clard B=afori and his
wife
George 4. Benford, affirmed About half
past ten o'clock the night Of the fire / pass
ed Cummins in front OF DR.. Brubaker's;
later on | saw him standing al Benfori's
corner; he had gum coat on.
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All members of tile c. A T. and citizens
interested in the soldiers monument, are
hereby requested to meet at the Post room
in Somerset, Pa, on Saturday, July p. lsss,
at SIS p. Tn. 70 determine upon a location
for the monument.
f. r. kOoNTZ OLIyER kSEPPER,
Adiutani. Commander
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Hurrah for Harrison.

A1R---LJtJle bIttercAr.
H1r-ah for Harrison
Marshal the garrison
Bring ont tue raTty's whole force
Cheer the Convention
Banish disseHtion
Hsl! be elected. Of course.
stand firm FOR Harrison
Who In comparison
Rgns such good chances as het
Triumph j. evident.
lie viii be president
The White House his dwelling shall he,
Boom it for Harrison
Christian OF Sarcen
Battle but never say de
stand by the c. o. P.
Onward to victory
Protection and right , be your cry
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Normal School.

I viii open Norml School at New Lex
ington. Somerset County, Pa. on Monday,
July a0ih. to continue ten weeks. For fur
iher information address
y. II. ssSSEE, Ursina, Pa
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Wanted

Dealers and all 10 knowwe Eavea fall line
cf rake. both hand and self dump, which
We offer al prices 90 suit the times Agents
wanted 10 sch the Walker Eakes Add7ess
VIZ. WALKEE
S5mc-s,;, Pa.
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CousJ-table Offices cn the frst and second
a,a-s Of tie addition 70 Printing HoEse
Row. For particulars. inquire at-t.i-s Office
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The party viii rest in Philadelphia the
night Of the 18th. and prooeel 10 the ssasi,ore
by any regular train Of the s2ccee,iing day
The tickets wili be good to return by any
regular tuain within ten days. except New
York and Chicago Limited.
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Hides. Furs Bark. VII pay the highest
cash prices Tor ail kinds Of hides, pe.ts sna
fur. also want so cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark. 100 conls wanted az once.
II. G.. CUNNINGHAM.
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wanted FOR Cash.

One thousand tons Of Rag, Bones and
scrap Iron. old Gum boots and Shoes ior
which the highest cash price VIII be paid by
CAPLEs a Mo1EE,
Jehusi0wn IA.
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The borough school boarl will &etermine
ar meeting 10 be held Fridly evening
whether or not the school term shall be ex-
tended from Fix 70 seven months Let IT be
made seven. hv al nleans.
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Twenty Years Experience.

40 Broadway, New York March l., lSS6
i have been using Alicock's Porous Plas-
ters for - years. and found them one Of the
very best Of family medicines. Briefly
summing up my experience say that when
placed on the small Of the back Allcock'
Plasiers iii the body with nervous energy,
and thus cure fatigue, brain exhaustion, de-
bility and kidney difficulties. For women
and children have found them Invaluable
They never irriiate the skin or cause the
slightest pain, but cure sore throat, croupy
coughs, colds, pains in side, back or chest,
indigestion and bowel complaints
c. D. FEEbRIrKs.
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Mr. George i. TaymAn has meadow ou
his farm juss west Of town from which Be
expects 70 harvest i've tons ri rrass % ibe
acre. Can any farmer IN tie county beaf
this?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18

Ms. 4. G. Beukharli. and two children.
os Philadelphia are guests at the residence
of Mr Josiah II. Pisel
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4 few years ago moving machines were
a comparatively unused agricultural impie-
meHt in our county At present almost
every farmer s tie fortunate possessor Of
one Of these labor saving devices
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NormaI sohooI INSTITUTE.

The fourth annual institute opens July "a -
IsSs. Special advantages are offered TO all
teachers and other students. For particulars
write to J. D. Mecse, MeyerssiaIe. Pa.
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Mrs Edward scuIly, Of Pittsburgh, IS
guest At the home Of her father, Mr.. George
n Holderbaum.
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Dr.. E. Lansford. V. s. COnneIlsviii

Dr.. {. Lansford, V. s. COnneHsviiie'
VIII hc 81 Somerset the first Aono9y ana
Tuesday Of each month"; al the somerset
Ho1se and viii treat all diseases Of horse>.
cattle. etc. Teeth dressed or extracted. Gas
trs,ion of Harses and Ridgiinrs. >pavins
and Eineb1ues successfully treated ly aeiu-
al eautcry. An examinations free oi charge
Come and sc me.
f. IANsf0EB. Y. :.
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:. ]. Mcmillan, resident dentist oiice
over Tredwelrs store, South Of Diamond,
Somerset, Pa
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Mr. and Ms. Ed S. Brutaker, Of Monon-
gahela City, are spending their honeymoon
in Somerset.
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Mr.. VIII Parker. Of Pittsburgh. arrived in
Somerset Saturday evening 10 spend IS
summer vacation.
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HOUSE and BARN
UDTTOR's NOTICE

y b. E-rs.e T. TIE C-1haus. Caur-
o. u
Andrew Tu-uey. Somerset CaHut- Pa
And ruu ro Wis e-h ol June -5., ,l r.arit7dl
Of Jonas TurleT, A6rIilI-trat1r o. .'.- .-;lta Of
Andrew IIruev. De-. H. AID or motion Of = e
scutt. Es... Attorney for sail estate. isa Court
appoint ]. g. tolborn, Esl Auditor ja ascertain
the correct iud-Dtedn---. ascertain rlr widow e.
6oWvr. and Make O. distribution t1 luI amour
tEn-e ie-ally entitled thereto.
-BEEH~ET CorSTf, -
---f Extracts from zle Feearl-
sElL- Certified g june Is->
JACOB T.. SWANE. CLERK
b viri'ie %. thc ei1Fe lf.f-oiufueut fla under
signed Auslit1r hereby gives notice fi.r be- o. I
meet 30 attend o. hiS 9rtie. Il his p1r. iu -l-.-
erscr. Pa on TucstiTr ihc oath day Ut fslv 1-,.
~ O'Clock U IN. w1eu and where ali parties in
iereste,i can attend il they think rraflr.
lul4 l. G. CDLBOEN. Auditor
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Convention OF School Directors.


In Pursuance Of the resolution passed By
the school directors in session at the annual
meeting held az the county institute last
winter. the school directors Of the various
districts are requested TO meet in Convention
in Somerset. Ut the Court House. on Thurs
day. the 10Th day Of August. at O'Clock
p m The object Of this Convention is to
take steTs towards advancing the education
al interests In Somerset county, and for con-
siderins the proprieiy ofadopting a uniform
ity Of Textbooks for the county Hon. Z.
Z Higbee. state Superintendent, Prot J.
NJ Berkey County Superintendent, and 9th
er educational men Of prominence viii be
present Il Is hoped every school board in
the county viii be represented. A letter
viii be addressed to each school board desir-
ing information on certain subjects, regard
ing the use and adoption oftext-books which
the secretaries Of the boards Of directors are
requested TO fiji up and forward to the Sec
retary before fheconveution meets.
J T. SNYDER, l. c. CoLBoES.
Secretary. President.
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Pensions have been granted to Samuel
Rivers. Conhuenoe, snd Elizabeth, widow Of
William Mar;z, Stauton's
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A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Estate of Charles HolsSpple decd. latc % Paint
Twp, somerset Co.. Pa
Letters uf administration on ab,vc estate hav-
ing been granted to tIe undersigned b the Prop
e. authorify notice j. hereby given 20 All per
SONS indebted % said estate 20 make ifu-nedla
payment and those having claims against the
same VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement % Monday. the 9Th day % August
81 the late residence Jf decd. iu Paint Tsp.
John HpL-APPIE
HENRY UgI--ApPl-E f.
=. y, EiEsErEEE, Atty. A5uliu.sIrators
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That A. Bensord ( son Is the oI.'y firm in
town that sells nine cakes OF Grip soap i1I
= ceats
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Persons who niailsie themselves By falling
from cherry trees are noE getting in their
work
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The bricklayers are at work on the COf-
frgth-Scul building on Main Cross strest.
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Capt, Isaiah Connolly, Of seselisburg. i in
Somerset on legal business
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The legal trout fishing season closed sun
day
Col f. d. Yuizy. ofUrsina. spent Monday
at lhe county seat
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oueensware and Glassware.
For Rent

For this line Of goods 90 70 A. bentord x
son. as they have he heSt line in town.
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A CROWDED STORE!
MD WHY?

a gard ,rort doa6te the
90 Pieces Thin gard 6eams-
styles
500 Pieces 4 CT. "a
90 Pieces silks at 3S 90 yard
Lace Curtains 81 SI.25 "a pair.
Fash Suits at 81 90 cheap
Beaded UTGps at $3.50 EACH
Linen ms al ceats a yard,
Black Lace FlOuHcHgs, 9S cents a ynrtf
ladies' Chirens
AHotheF Dig lot Of Mems Neckties at %
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Mr. n H. Hartzeii has only thiriy-five
br5uchos Ief; from the herd Of one hundred
and dfty De received some three orfour weeks
ago. These thirty Eve are The lar-esi and
best animals Of TIE herd, and can be seen at
the stable Of the owner in R0ckwool Par
iies wishing TO secure a good saddle horse or
roadster viii DO well TO take advantage Of
this opportunity.
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Lieutenant Chester u KBepper Z. : y.
Is IN Somerset on a weeks visit 10 his par
euis. Lieutenant EnePper has been assign
al 70 the man-of-war Yntie." now laid up
at the Br'okiyn navy yard for repairs
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PITTlsRuR@ Fl 5EMALE ;l1s5IE gQs G5s

or NUSlC-Al~s schools 0f ElDeurigu ard Pine
Art Snd best scuooi i0T Young ladies. Uu--.r-
passed home comforts aud care. Central p
HealtEfui Charges very moderate. Thirty
fourth year OPENS September IIta. send rlr new
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Pa 5li+lm.