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The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
A Winter View of Mount Wash.
ingtOn.

The Moat Mountains never look
more beautiful than when their tops
are refeoting the sunbeams through
millions of crystals of snow. Between
Moat and Kearsarge you have your first
full sight of Mount Washington, which
is SO entirely covered with its white
mantle that you can hardly separate it
in your thought from the banks of
cloud that lie behind 1t, as the folds of
a pearl-white shawl enwrap tho limbs
of giant at rest. Mount Washington
is always majestici looked at from
north, south. east and west, there Is but
one opinion of its huge form always in
mastery repose; but il there is any
choice of times and seasons it is in
favor OF the winter. There is that in
its restfulness which makes you feel as
If you never could return again to the
cark and care of the life of the world.
All mountains clarity the soul. but
Mount Washington bushes the spirit
and takes the worldliness out of man
as nothing else can. 1t is mattsr Of
curiosity to note how such imposing
scenery influences different persons
who have some susceptibility to it. I
have watched this constantly during my
stay here. as our party has gone to dif-
ferent points from which the entire
Presidential range could be seen.
Some have nothing to say; others only
betray their emotion by passionate
unwillingness to be disturbed, others
break forth into raptures; all are
kindled in some way beyond their usual
moods. The winter view from North
Conway is one of the best to be OBJ
tanned from the east of Mount WASH
ington during the winter. 1t gives the
immense strength which is compressed
into the ridges on either side of the
ravines; it fills out the sense of majesty
which the Imagination longs to grasp.
Long before you arrive at the Eagle
Mountain house in jackson. which is
the only hotel now open in the winter.
you have had ravishing views Of the
monarch of the hills. which fills the
soul with delight-Ne,O York Times.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

The extent of the newly found ore body
in the Robinson has not yet been deter
M ned A drift mas been driven into it
for distance of about twenty feet The
fun breast and sides of this drift are min
eral. 1t is a fine sand, heavy in iron, bu,
quite siiicious, The mine is of course, max
ing considerable quantities Of surface
water on the lower levels, but the pumps
handle it without difficulty Leadville
Herald Democrat
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

Some one has told you that your caiarrh
is incurable. 1t is not so. Dr.. Sage's ca.
ttarh Remedy will cure 1t. 1t Is pl.asan,
to use and 1t always does its work thorough.
~. We have yet TO hear of case In which
1t did not accomplish cure when faithful,
used. Catarrh Is disease which 1t Is dan.
eerous 10 neglect. A certain remedy Is a;
your command. Avail yourself of it before
The complaint assumes more serious form.
NJ druggists
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

Evtrg person IS Interested in IN ir pwi
affairs, aud II this meets the eye of any onr
Nho Is suffering from the effects ui tot Did
liver, we will ADMIT that he is intTsjyed IN
getting well. Get bottle of Prickly Ash
Bitters, use 1t as directed, and you viii al
ways he glad you read this item.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
LCorrKIaITr. lssT.l

indcscribable feeling OF dread. or Of i'm
pending calamityl
II you have all. or any considerable
number of these sytnptons, you nm
suffering from that most common of
American mnladios- Bilious Dyspepsia, or
Torpid Liver. associated with Dyspepsia,
or Indigestion. Tho more complicated
your disease has become, tho rrcaior tho
number and diversity OF symptoms No
matter whnt stago Il has reached. Du.
finRcHs GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery
Will subduc II. II taken according 10 N.
rr.ctions for u reasonable length Of time.
~ not cured, complications multiply and
consumption OF the Lunga Skin Diirnsrs
bciirt Disease, rheumatism, Kidney Dis
ease, or other grnyc rnnlndiog nro uuito
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

We are in receipt of an attractive little
book entitled The Story of "Featherbone,' -
giving an Interesting account of the dis
eovery of the manufacture of Quills into a
better material than WnaIeoone, and illus
trat'ng the many purposes for which it |
now used. See advertisement.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
How TO Gain Flesh and strength,

Use after each meal Scotts Emulsion
with Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatable as
milk, and easily digested. The rapidity
with which delicate people improve with
its use is wonderful. Use it and try your
weight. As a remedy for Consumption,
Throat affections and Bronchitis, it is un
equaled. Please read: 81 used Scott's
Emulsion in Child eight months old with
good results: lie gained four pounds in q
very short time. THO. PRIM, NJ. D., Ala.
hamp
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
Why Laura Lost her Beau.
Laura once had an affluent beau,
Who called twice fortnight, or so,
Now she sits, Sunday eve,
= All lonely to erIeve.

All lonely to grleve.
Oh, where Is her recreant beau,
And why did he leave Laura so?
Why, he saw that Laura was languisii.
ing, delicate girl, subject to sick headaches,
sensitive nerves and uncertain tempers
and knowing what a lifelong trial is fret
~, t;u,, sickly wife, no transferred his a siteh-
The secret ia that Laura's health and
strength are sappsd by chronic weakness,
peculiar 10 her SEX, which Ellen aveTIs ami
avoids by the use of DIR. Pierce's FGvOIito
Prescription. This is the only remedy, for
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists, under positive guaran-
tee from the manufacturers, that IL will
give satisfaction in every case or money
will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
WrnDppr
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

liable 10 rct In. md. sooner or later, in
duCC n fatal termination.
Dtt. PiruCEs golden HrDtCAI pfsCOv-
EitY acts powerfully upon Tic iiVor, nnd
through that Hrtat hludsl-puuifyiuH organ,
ciransCs tic system uf all bioul-taint4 and
Impurities, from whatever UnuRp arising.
u ig equally ciiieucious In acting upon tho
Kidneys. and other cNcfctory uriulns,
cleansing. strengthening, and hgHling their
usenAea. IA an RppytiEluE, restorative
strength. IN uuularial districts, this won
dcriil medicine has gained great cclcl,-
fity ia curing Fotcr and Aguc, Cnills
dissnrf.r
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

1t on'y takes four quarters to get the
moon fun, Il fact that causes envy to rankle
IN the hrelst OF q great many people.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

The painter & stiil lite should naturally
look for his be ,uhjects atnung the moon
shiners of tie Sntnh
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

One never grumbes if he tinds hare
among the viands while eating game sup
per.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

Harlem has base ball club called 'The
Girls 1t is doubtless referred to as the
Ferni-nine
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
Denfncss Cnn,t be Cur,d

The dead beat who wants to borrow a
dollar Is broke and the fellow who lends 1t
to him ia cracked
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
A Fiat Contradiction

1t is quite natural that d criminal should
prefer AN electric 10 a cable road for his
final jnuVnpy
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
ARE YOU SICK :

Do you feel dull. langrid, low-spirited
Ifcless. and indcscribably miserable. both
physically and mentally: experience n
or OF "goncncss," or emptiness OF stomnci
In the morning, tongue coated, bitter or
pad taste In mouth, Irregular appetite. diz-
sight, " floating specls" before the eyes,
nervous prostitution or exhaustion, irrita-
bility Of temper. hot flushes, Alternating
with chilly sensations. sharp, biting tran-
einess after meals, .wnkefulncss, or dis
turbed and unrcfreshing sleep, constant,
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

foa = nmc,,.. / COLUMBUS, ONO Aug. 18TH 1887
VNHI I.HHk HIM WORLDS DIsPESsAHY MEDICAL
Ssss tu.oW TIoN. Glj Main Street, Buffalo, y:
/ Avn Gcniemen-For several ycars l have felt IL
/ A"s 70 be my duty to give TO tho n rcIn-
Il WReHMl1tQM tion TO the complete u
".oMstIom. yafcd cas-. of salt rhoim tho OF
e-.---.-s Golden Medical Discovery An lady
relative had been
upwards Of forty The dease
hands, tho skin to crack the
Ct the Joints and between the naers She Obliged protect
6anagcs and during the winter months had TO have
health was badly affected paving the for other
n addition to the sarhcnm sho Ind used faithfully,
BY her but without obtaining relief She
ing roots and herbs She continued this for
of DR. Pcrccs small pamphlets setting forth Of hs
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29


by local applications, a. they cannot reach
the diseased portions Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness. and that IL
10y Constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition # the
mucus lining OF the Eustaehlan Tube
When this tube gets iDflamed, you have a
rumollng sound or Imperfect hear u, and
wien II T. entirely closed. deafness Is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; Line cases out OF ten arc caused
10y catarrb, ,wh eh is nothing bus an iniiamed
condition of the niucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
ans case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
C9tairh Cure. Send for circular free.
+. J. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
q Sold by all lldriggists, 75 cents.
Any emperor may be soldier, but every
soldier cannot he an empcror.
lie aie green cucumpers;
1ney made him quite sick ;
But hc took n few PELLETS"
That cured him right quick
An easter physic
You never VIII fad
Than pierce'8 small "Pellets,"
II c Purgative kind.
small but precious. . cents per vial.
This is the season OF the year when
man uses his thumb nail for a sore W driver
bui he tries 1t only once.
"a 81 washing Machine Free"
10 Introduce them we will give away
t,00D seli-speratlng wasting iBn-biDes. No
Yps hhcatd or rubbing required. III you
ant ne send your uam- at once To The
DuineBic Co., 4is and i21 Wabash Ave,
Chicsgo Ill.
a bright scholar In Vermont school re-
Gently stated in a composition that dough-
nuts were first made In Greece
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

humors, from n common Blotch, or Erup-
tion. to the worst Scrofuln. Snlt-rhO,iin.
fcyer:sorcs,' scnly or Rough skin. IN
snort, MI discusses caused by bud blood mr.,
conquered by this powerful. purifying. mud
invlHorntinR medicine. Grclt Entinr III
GERS uipidly heal under its bpuipu intlt
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

Thoroughly cleanse tho blood, which is
the fountain of health, by using On.
PIERCE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
and good digestion, n fair skin, buoynnt
spirits. and bodily health and vIgor will
be established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures all
A medicine possessing tho power TO GU
certainly be credited with possessing Drop
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

seeing TINT
recommended II who bndi long
hil-rlcun She n
10
Ia Tho
encouraged her Shr
botts adall
nuiny cured Her hands sinooth
ilu chliH
nns, ~ to ihlgsn entirely lott
That II 10 10 YLr
r,,yn 80 ssAeHient health from TINT
o, tIhcr snlt-fhom he
trndcitcd the
extreme agc ''' "' wy "''"''S io' o'o VI h"en
NY written this letter, which
III Jug thnt como sufferer
relief
u In ts curuvo
OF notuna medic 40
metals W w" ~ "oo'o tno '''scr
wiIIrr 1s. ofstEf
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

Mrs; l.. v. wEBuEH, Of rorlIhirc. Cifinruugtts
%, ". u. writcsG Z" For i've ycnrp previous to
ihkinR Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets,
!, wns Errut sufferer; had a frNcrc pain Ia my
right nidc continually. WIS unable to do my own
work. ] ntn now well and strong"
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29
CONSUMPTION, WE


Lungs, Splitting of Blood. sbor,,o,, -,
uurenlh' bronchitis, Chronic NASAL tatnrrI,
severe Coughs. Asthma, and kIn,.;1si ,,i,n,' ~
''ohs' III is n sovereign remedy. While II
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

cnco. VirlIlcnt blood-poiaons nrc. by it's
Use, robbed OF their tUfrorB. Especially
ins It manifested it's potency IN curing
lrttT. Ec1nnpn, EryEipcas, Hoils. Carhtin-
clcS, Soru Eycs, Scrufnluiis Snna nnd swell
Jugs, liip-lOiut Disansc, white Swolllngs,"
o0itrc, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

/ n,..-. Mira v
OF the
rcfrom." 1
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

This is the season OF the year when
man uses his thumb nail for scre.driyer
but he tries 1t only once
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

A bright scholar In Vermont school re-
Gently stated IN a composition that dough.
nuts were lirst made In Greece.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-29

Any emperOr may be = soldier, but every
Soldier rannnt he an empernf.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15
DIED..

kocHER--on Sunday, January ;. ISIS,
near Hooyersville, Somerset County, Pa.
George Hocher, aged 81 years, : months
and days.
Ross Cynthia b Ross. daughter ofJchn
and Diana Mitchell. and wife Of General NJ.
A Ross, died at her residence on N,sn,isy,
January 80 1855. aged Is years : months
and L days
UHMAU.-Nsav Insisisvile, somerset
C,aiaiy. Pa, on THURSDAY. February ,. isss.
Iaeob MaEamaa aged 3 years. : months
aul. 4 days
IT. was married 30 years ago lass October,
and was The father Of cl4isslrea. p grand
el-iidFen- AMI one ssoai-gnsndetiit The
aaHersd serl0aa ras preached from Co-in-
thipns. laoh1p,er and p verse.
eoUNTRYMAN. - On the a5.l. of jam
ary lsss, a Ieosootel, Fayssie Csan,y H..
William Frederick C.a1niIya.an, aged -
years Il months ant IS days.
The sabee, Of tie aboye nasiee Was born
sat reared near Layanssille. somersst
Co, PenIl.', and we,l Known to the older cit
izens of THAI llaee
About The year lsjo he moved TO Spring
iield oaio. and few years later to the state
Of Illinois
The 'leeeased was highly respected as an
upright and devoted Christian. He was a
nlsrabcr ofthe Lirhean church, In the faith
of which he died He ss.s teacher and su-
periniendent ef sslndly school for iifly or
more ysars, and model Christian to the
.iis, OF his life.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15
Letter from scottdaie. Pa.

EpIros SOMERSET HERiLD
Sa:-As this is place of considerable ex-
tent, and Is one Of the oldest coke plants in
the Conneilsville region. think it would be
interesting to give description of the place.
This place was frs, started by Col Painter
eighteen years ago. but for the last ten years
Is in the possession of Mcclure & Co. The
number Of ovens has BEEN considerably in
creased in the last eight years. and now
numbers 295, and when run full, they load
from . to S5 cars day.
The yilllgc contains over a hundred
houses and is surrounded by a finz farming
country. 1t is situated on the Mt. Pleasant
branch of the B. & O. rsiiroaI two miles
from Scottdale and the same distance from
Mt. Pleasant The working-class Is little
mixed-of different races of pcoplc-bnt all
are honest and industrious This place
which is now called Mc1lure's Works. would
be splendid place for grocery store and a
shoemaker shop There is plenty Of CHANCES
here 10 trade in country produce. such a.
eggs aud batter, etc. a grocery store con-
nected witli Shoenasers shop would pay
well here, as both are needed, trne there IS
a Company store here connected with the
works. but since We receive TAy every tso
weeks. a grocery having also for sale coRiec-
tianeries, and the different pops, or soft
drinks would no ,ioubt pay well. There Is
q vacant store room and shoemaker shop
combines. and, any one with few hun1rei
dollars to invest, could n9edoabt. do we'll
Any one wishing further Information viii
please address J, H. Hnos.
Scottelaie,
Wessmorela,id CO..
arr Nssf Tar. II
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The Tunnel at Libby Prison.

The March Century viii contain the story
Of " Colonel Roses Tunnel at Libby Prison, .
told By one of the one hundred and nine
Union officers who escaped on the night of
February Q. 1894. The sueeessial consirac-
.sn af this tanrsl. dug nom dark corner
Of the cellar Of the prison, through fifty feet
Of solid earth.-ihe only tools being two
broken ehiseIs and wooden spittoon in
which to carry out the dirt,-was one Of the
most remarkable incidents Of the war
Colonel Rose, to whose indcmisable viii
and perseverance theesuccess cf che scheme
was s.iessis nsw a tsptairrfn the 10th [ nj
ted srsses !nlansry, and af she toarssen men
rha sSslsted him IN digging tie tunnel.
eleven are still living The narrative in the
March reafpryl which is Illustrated. sbrms
one Of the untechnical Iapen .upplemen,ing
The War Series, and il IS said to be one Of
the mnat romantic records that fhe Csas,gs
has ever printed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15
Tribute of Respect.

Mn. EnrroR The following was adopted
as fitting tribute to Miss Alice Kimmeil
who died on January the 29sIi, 1855
We have been called upon to follow one
OF orr number to the silent city Of tie dead
Al the early age Of nineteen, our beloved
friend and scisooImate, Mss Alice Kimmell
has been summoned from her friends and So
cieiy on earth % the enjoyment Of sweet res,
ia heaven. We look hack over the life orber
whose early death we sincerely mourn, ind
our hearts fill with sadness AZ the thought
that the ties that bound rs 50 closely 70 our
deceased friends, have been seyered never
again TO be reaniteI this side Of the grave
We sorrow not as those who have no hope.
for our companion and friend in her tender
years gave her heart 10 Col
But He who ,ioeth all things we'll. eaIied
her 20 higher sphere, where she can with
lips cleansed from ali pollution unite with
the slorifel th-ong in ascaibiig honor and
power and dominion TO Him who washed
her in His own precious blood
We look forward with christian hope to
that day when we shall join her in the heav-
enly mansion, and may her death lead Us 10
heed the injunction = Be ye also ready. fsr
in such an hour as ye think not. the son Of
Man eomeih7
Resatr,d Thatweextead Cur heartfelt sym
paiby to the family, and commend them to
that loving Saviour as the only source Of
true comfort in the hour Of their deep sor-
row.
Resided, That 9 copy Of this memorial be
sent 70 the family Of the deceased
ANsiE f SHtras, SADIE c AAUfIZ
ELLA l. scaEocx. Colnfnittee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15
resolutions Of Respect

The following resolutions were adoffed by
Castle No. 2io. knights of the Golden Eagle,
of lockwood Pa.
WHsREAs. Divine Providence has seen IF
in His wisdom to remove hy death our
brother. John Holtzhour, from the shores OF
time, therefore.
Ilssafped That while We feel his absence
deeply. yet We surrender to the Divine CON-
nland Of Him who doeth all things wisely
and well.
Resired, That We deeply sympathize with
his family and friends in their loss of has-
band, father and support.
Rcsfprd That whereas, our community
has also lost one of its, efficient members,
that in his death il has lost worthy, hon
est and upright citizen.
Resolved That in honor Of our departed
brother cur hammer be drapei far thirty
DAYS.
Res5lesd, That these resolutions be pub
lishvd, and q copy transmitted to the be-
rcayed family.
r. NJ. MILLER,
j. ID. Miller,
MILToS HAISEs,
Committee.
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AN ORDINANCE

fos pFes.-essg aaa Prohitsfiaq s--ls'ise i-ifi
sss'z o.s ise asects LI1tss a..i qilegs # san
ersci Barpuqh, es g. sss silisss.tits fssrs,.f
SEC. 1. BE il az,iAiaesl by the burgess and
Council u Ss.AAersei Borough, aud il : here
By cssk.iBe4i BY the authority Of the same.
;..:-s il any Ter-on'br perseass shall es,asS or
slide with Sled 0f Aisy sort on any street.
iaiie or alley ~iihis the Borough. or Orer
any Of the sssSwaikS % PaveInenis Of such
streets. AsneS, ~ alleys. such Eerson OF per
sssas shah un conviction thereof before the
bsHeess pay tine moi exceeding hive dol
lars, AZ the dissretsC.sl Of the E0rgeSs toeetli-
er With al eosis hr sugsl OiieuSc
~, 2 Fer the parfss>e ofmore efsectnaily
essFsA=ing cat The prusisions cf the preceding
section, ii Is hereby made the duty Of the
High Caaslatle and all police officers a.
seis. ani seCnre al slesls that may be x+snd
ia ne hands II parties actually 1sias them,
in violation Of said section. sucA sissIs H. be
disposed of a. may he deenssl gs0pes BIZ the
Burgess aBsl Town CouBeii
Enacted and suhsssshsd the lI;s day Of
February. 4. D. Isss.
Attest ~
II. W. PIeSseG, ". II. WELFLEY,
Clerk Burgess
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15

Judge Baer announced on Tuesday that
when be len Somerset he had copy Of the
new rsaics of court wisil him but had lost it
on the way to Bedford vbercupon Attorney
Alsip climbed up INTO the belfrey. where the
cool breezes could fan his brow and wander
through his curly locks, and nailed together
the following lines:
Just now We are IN a terrible state.
Oh. who can co1nt the cost
The rules which govern our Affairs
Have by Judge Bacr been lost
Bu. sure no fault K il Of his,
He drove no horses risky.
But safely came by railroad train
From town that has no whiskey.
When the offense was called TO the atten-
ton of His Honor be endorsed the paper as
follows . The poet laureate can take a drink
at the expense Of the court It must be
Somerset county aqnr sisI<.-- Beafori Ga-s.,e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15

viii be compelled 70 90 10 Florida until the
advent Of milsler weather
Both Of the Pennsylvania senators were
born ia 1879. The senior Senator graduated
/ from collcgc tPrincctonl when nineteen
years Of age and the junior Senator gradaa-
ted from JcfFerscn} when seventeen--years
/ old.
The oldest representative in Conzass { ON
/ Peslissy lvar;a Is Congressman Kelly, who
vas born in lsI4- Next 10 him comes Con-
gresham scaIl, wlIs was born in 1915.
The youngest member is Congressman
Yarsiiey, born in 1870: and next CONES
Congressman Mccullough. who was born
in ls47
OF the twenty-eiSiIt Representatives i've
are college grldus;es-B bingham, O'Neiii.
Mccullough Dalzeli and Hall
Nine Of the Pennsylvania members saw
military service darinS the uar-osborne,
Bingham. Brumm. Bound. Bunnell. At
kinson. Mash. Bayue Snd Jackson
on; Of the twen;y-cight members nine
teen have been admitted 10 the bar al
though some OF tlseun have not been engaged
il active practice for some years.
Senator Cameron has been indisposed for
several days. but Is now able to Be about
again
Among prominent Pennsylvanians now
Or recently here the following may be emu
nierased TO wiz Adjuian;-ceneral d. H.
Hastings. Chairman Thomas Y. Cooper
ex-thairman Dallas sanders, and Maj. \ C.
Hopkins Of LDrk Haven.
Judge W. =. -adier. Of Cumberland coan-
~, while here lew days ago. announced
that he was in the hands Of his friends as
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania
The Keystone Stale Senators and Resse-
seniaiiveS are now deiaging Con-rs~s Si;h
petitions praying for prohibition lsr,Shition
50 far as concerns the Districi Of columbia
The action of Randall. ani ccrtsin other
tariff Democrats. in voting for the retention
Of White, the Indiana Republican in bis seat.
shows pretty coneiltSisely that they DO not
want the present nseasre Democratic major
ny increased. As matters now stand. they
very clearly hold the balance Of power.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-15
MARRIED..

CifRIsTNER- BTRKHOLDER.-A the
residence Of Mr.. Zachariah christner, nsar
Garrett. on Sunday, February ;, iSsS. By
Rev 0zias F. Harshman, Mr. Austin C.
Christner 20 Miss Lydia Barkhol,lsr. both of
Somerset County.
JEFFREY - CoCHRANE-At the In
theran parsonage in Salisbury. oD sunday
evening, February S, ISSs. by Rev. Olas F.
HarshmaD. Mr.. Jesse Jeffrey 10 Miss Marza-
RET J. Cochrane, both Of ofsaIisbury. Somerset
County, IA.