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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05


Z IT. nspubIloan organs cannot stand
n. BlansS declaration that trusts have
nooh1nR 70 % With national politics; the
4 khtlndslphia Pres has even the hardi.
Aou1 b ssek 10 mako its readers believe
~ - never said it; and this though
DknHsyos it all down In writing, 20 that
~ 0ould not b misunderstood and The
rogtw took down not only his exact
4 ~, hut hi tone Of voice and gestures.
Nv ~ that hs made this declaration
ahoot tsupts With up-throw face, out
g,06Gk arms and with loud voice. He
v1s going 10 stand by that, Il BY any.
! Donle. He was sure that the nation % q
1n1on had nothing to do with trusts,
eho& 4 national canvass was not the
- b which 70 talk about them.
s Hat the Press says that the Phils.
& o1chfa Ledger criticised BlaineS speech
!; 1nasr : " Misrepresentation due to the
\ nnrnasy Of the speech being . poor
( = The Ledger said Of Il, that " Con-
Eon has prscissly the same jurisdiction
VT thsss state chartered agencies, when
1hsy conspirs In . way 10 carry
DNblic injury across state lines, that
y ~ with respect to railroads.
1 oonAls, ferries and other means Of
1lnnsportation \" and It declared that
Blnine seemed oblivious to the law and
Il ospscially to the inter-commerce act. And
- 10 undoubtedly was he never hs,
N bnown anything about the law, and hi
long absence In Europe seems to have
& IN him with little intelligence of any
klnd about our institutions and modes
~ almost inconceivable that he should
Aavo been % ignorant ~ to declare tina,
1ruete had nothing to do with national
pd1ltios /; but be undoubtedly said 1t and
~ fntegunce y that he II very stupid OF
4 vsEy much inclined to defeat his party.
The bright undertaking OF the Press to
4 ~ Blaine away from his declaration Il
1 noDed uponthe statement that the Ledge,
# + wrong In saying that Blaine had forgot
- abOut the Interstate commerce act
q - savs that hs referred to It approv
1nsly IN his speech; but Il makes his FOLLY
1 GIoAtee, to declare that trusts are stste
11Duas while railroads are national con
oogns, they being equally Of state crea
h 6ou and national growth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05

WANrtD - TEMPERATE, ENER.
w getic man 70 soltoff ordera for our
choice nursery stock. STEADY work and GOOD
pay. The business easily learned. Reference
20. la4 y; Penn Square, Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05
RANANAKDR'6
Open all day on Saturdays.

Open all day on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear In mind that Wanamaker's
Is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store In the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you !;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05
Chief Justice Boyle.


The president has put Charles Il. Boyle
Ia place for which he Ii peculiarly fitted.
He will make an excellent Judge, being q
good lawyer and fair minded man. He
has not made q good politician. He
had not the proper facility for dealing
with the groundlings and he has always
been in hot water when undertaking
political management. He could not
handle political patronage 80 ~ to make
friends with 1t /; which is common fall.
ing OF very good men.
Talent and tact are very different
things. Mr.. Boyle will get into an at
mosphere In the chief justiceship Of
Washington territory which will suit
him; and II he still has taste for political
life, he can 60 shortly to the Senate,
which will also be . field suited to his
talents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05

WECAN SELL You
Cnild's Kid ana Pebble, Heel and Spring
Heel Shoes. Sizes nom 70 ION, for q 90.
Child's Grain Solar Tip, Heel and spring
Heel shoes. Sizes 70 l0H, for 80 cents.
Misses' Grain sutton shoes. Broad ana Nav-
row Toss. sizes II TO ., for sl.0o.
Mieses' Grain Solar Tip Button Shoes. sises
II TO Z. for N0D.
hisoes' Kid ana Pebble, Heel ana Spring
Heel shoes. eixes II 70 3, 61.2b.
Youths. Boys And Mems Veal Calf, Hook
Lace shoes. Bizes II to 2. 3 10 and TO ll-el.0o
ladies' Pebble Button Shoes. Sizes ~ 70 =.
o. cents.
q 0Q
Ladies' KID ana Pebble, Round ana Square
Too nhoes. Sizes az to Z, ol.9s.
Remember these are NO Auction Sale Goods
(as We do not buy ,'ne Dollars worth OF shoes
In that wAy). but are made by Good Reliable
Factories, ana we will guarantee they are the
Best shoes You can buy In the City 1t the
Our Trade BY Selling Goods on . Close Mar
gin.
Most Of these Shoes We have SOLD ever aimee
We commenced bssiness. almost three years.
We have dlled our EAST WINDOW with
SCHOOL SHOES ana have marked the prices
on them, 30 that you can compare them with
those you buy elsewhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05

N hss bshay yf, I shoushs, shs winksd =
Il: x; ;psrssd s q : srissSiy scos;sS!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05

THE visit OF Canadian minister to the
Pacific coast to look after the deienses Ii NO,
avery remarkable event and owes it~ prom.
inencs In tho news to the general interest In
Canadian affairs consequent upon the treaty
failure. Over . year ago two heavy guns
were shipped from England to British Uo-
lumbia and the intention Of England with
regard to the fertilization OF the straits OF
Fnca and the Pacific terminus OF the Cana.
dian Pscidc railway has long been known.
The value OF that route TO India and the East
IL too great to permit any neglect In liz
protection, and Il would even seem to be Of
equal importance with Gibraltar, placing
England within reach OF her Australian
colonies, her Indian empire and the south
ern end Of the Susz canal. Public opinion
In Britain has been very much excited of
late over statements of her military weak
ness and the inadequacy OF her fortifca-
tions, and In consequence of this the
government has been stimulated 70 greater
activity IN British Columbia, - well % IN
the northern frontier Of India ct Cyprus
and at Gibraltar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05

CURA 10 not progrossiuR 10 Q very cheer
Ing wsy II one may judge from the reports
OF brigandsge that come 70 ~ now and
then. Tho latest recounts the capture Of =
wealthy sugar planter aud mayor Of the
town Of Mantanzas, who II held by tho
brigands for ransom OF S20, 900. The cap.
ture was effected by two mounted men who
first seized IN overseer Of the mayors plan.
tation and made him lead them TO Sllves.ro
Garcia Bango, tho mayor Then they re-
leased the overseer with instYuctions 10
hunt $40 600, and being Joined by eight
mounted comrades heavily armed they rode
Oh with tho wealthy Mayor Bango. When
the proximity OF Cuba TO this most civil
OF nations II considered the state of things
revealed BY these constantly reported out.
RACES seems little curious, but only few
days ego w0 read OF Incredibly savage mas.
sacres In full progress In Morocco not q
hundred miles from English Gibraltar. Our
savsges are several thousand miles from
our capital, but the turbulent Arab savagea
are not thousand miles from Paris psrps.
trsting atrocities - horrible ~ any Ameri-
can Indian ever dreamed Of
These barbarians seem 10 offer fair fold
for the overgrOwn military power OF Eu.
rope, and II the expense Of great standing
armies, aud the ruinous cost Of wars ever
brings governments TO . sensible arrange.
ment for European peace, tho civilized
nations will rapidly overrun and rule the
savage world by force OF arms and com.
merce, az India is ruled by England. Even
In the present unsettled state OF Affairs
English, Germans and Russians are push
inR exploration, commerce and conquest In
Africa and Asia, while France and Italy
arc making more noise over less progress
In foreign dominiona The relief expsdi-
lions to Central Africa are really CONNER.
cial enterprises but thinly disguised, and
the European control OF the Congo ana lake
region seems TO depend chiefly upon the
duration OF peace at home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05

I" L. FISHER, DENTIST.
w . Particular attention given 70 nlling
ana preserving the natural teeth. ] have al
the latest improvements for doing n1oe work
ct q very reasonable cost Having y.sArs OF az
psrisncs IN the large citiss am SURE TO give
the best Of satisfActfon ana ave yCm money
p: sSSsi '''sh c9S11 S RI u6ttuu 81 ,r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
RnrnuSh Prinan.

Tise primary sses-ien tgr ssss zozzsir-.tioas
q cansiaAfs- II boT9nsh o-sn@ lost Eslaee
sssa-ssy 4aerDsan- For mos al Of The 70
sstlols fsse-r -e7e serrTal esasis<lzias st,si =
5asr1 ,iszI q l,ztioa hs1fas zsss essx-iones-ia-
rzs fniaie=s IN Tie fslsouins : Tx 1i1kst
fsssusnz-e,z
Bz7zss- a c Hslserz Ccsnslsnea- Gas
4 SafB. " z Rs-ke- sehosi Isrosso-s-
" 4 szulrer. r J Klsassr. Tax Csslss1e-
\ Z Mc5-ss As=s=<sr A J osbeli- As-as-
i4zf Assesses z J. MsEerSz = 3 ssy.ssr
ans 2 3 'i-znse- rzn ries. Iai=e q Eek
i59n- Bills-a Hoca--zsAer- Iassissfsr seila
H Hassns Caas1ah'e Jsesi, Fiees High
nas.sszaie- William ,5slae-- s:rez torarais-
ssoaer Dzaiei : Knee- Aa5i.er, Y Z
E,sEzna--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22
s,ainss wftnorawas.

Sa-Ds - car keT1t,liezzss s-e GnRillill- sss-
NJ Blaine 60 Wizha-zu llis name from ibs
Ii-s o.f ezna1iz4iss 5yr Glse Irsss3ss,ey. aas
sesn 20 sdiH.k ihzz ilse Rsssassl5zz8 osares.-
15oa ssa1ld nslssnzie hins. II l-x.er q 6e-
csea,saa aEiilsst4adine
Every aszn;-sr of Nr- Bl4isle luasi a8ssaii
= III ile sal-s IN b. lssie- ! s3le hu-sssi s1-
Esrsssisl os H. Euisd ard feeiin-- Hs nerer
zasa sx.,s;5cal scis5s,.ls1sr azas3 there i -
n=cl clsssty fo- hisn % iaresst scs-nse~ % ssegre
lsis lla,siinsaio8 al be neess - Do J. 1s AK
fr Il And be Hzil ~ Il
IfNr Blzine sses ns1 Ezzi 18se nomina-
iion Il xuuld Be embarrassing u hia 70
te-sser 81. aAer sssgiss- seliresi 4 & lsis oua
frs. XII. be-slles & wsald t.e o5lfs-s.ea s.f
ueak1,ess 01 Tie par x The Re5aibsiran
ger1y. Il would y acting - Il M Blaiae
4Ezs the oaly s. and Ar4iizlsle nsza r. sle
ge-F. The Regalliczn psny d-eF inas -
-saks lie tesr ziS7sra q she nSfi.a ard
fiss-e l. a. .banllz1sss e Przsssz;isi risaislr
= lie faeSs slsaiily IN sbe parry Ss7sr BE-
f.s-e id zlF party n the E-a5lesi stz-es &
slnf-5eA rsFsrs-senf - nsr.cil ssS5szsi and H.
fell5esrlce a. i -ss.-e-eza@l ty tie Rspa3ii-
cz8 parry. There s-e noi eniy ~ Ersz1
usan n tise party. bas tslere 1re husA1rei- q
Ilsezn- WiI5se Ne izsEe ascsa kse ssse-ruza.
sli5ssu. Elmaniis. chzids- cenkEu-, Rees5.
Haze Frey. Lincoln. G7x=llz1n. H@Elcy.
Hon. Ev4r1s. and larsarz-is q osisers- rlese
Eill lse 10 Eaa1 q Fresssessslal l5rsbef-lse
nfrer.
Senzsu- siserEnan sss1ns 70 esa1e % tise
frosi zifh increased st-zssgsis s5ssre Bi-ines
wiilssir1EAi He = sss-eTT5as Hssn and
nlza thai j. aiusys szse ard car tsa irslsaeS
under al circszlsszncsS- He wDzla rsaks
~ Prs=55ss11 and IN tse minds aad hez-ts
a the g-eesiis stzrs.ss next % Bazine-
GRESHAM. H4E5sy 4B5 Ezsrain Koaid ~
uaake god P-s=s5s1.s, bs1 ta.e-s s7e eshsr-
essallr as -so1 ard tie E<ssahs5ean Farzy
could nos zeli n1sks a riss-zse 81 u5zi1si-
sa- any Of tie zaen prgzni1.eutls before llss
g,sasis = : Fres5ssn5ia eaa6idSst- Wa
any q TIE E,ea likely 70 - sase Renains,seu
ne parry czn MA 1-ziast tlse Es-s~enf po,ie-r
4 lhe Ilsz1oc-ztic pz-v- Fra-t-sae. o.
sssnsslsinE not far from T. cza moi uin tais
AZ. There az 500 rzzny sDdEsS,rieS 70 BE-
f-se-s-3 and protected. Anr inequality of
daty stsoGld t.e oc-re~ssd - a. 70 give eqzsai
Fsrassxssa1 70 al iIs5nzzriss X
clsa-lacncr, Pa. F-b- i, -
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Wien = yszne so-s 1sf Nj lszzcl Cover.
zsse Efrc= tzo rnise= 90 sAss ssse * Bersfn.
f<iis ssnsesa.in< snas-arzl uz..ser Tic E-oazs
Of hss fsrk oos nssrzsia< zzss xeek xl.iss lse
KS a. TIE rsoT tb-0xs-g 6o~z the days
srlfssr q hay. be rszy bzrt irzzZ1nra thzs
he had Pierrc6 the hez-- o< -le iog1srsonz
Fzsk xiih The ro51 sSres. o. gezss-z.es TIE
wtzl-rnzs.sea bossT of closss 1s,eas Nskk-
isa<h Sss.tiesncsi s-s acquainted 70 tbe HEz-
ABS readers. anyway be rr< off tie naex
sssa s1ie the hgese = fzss Is Lis y01,sg se-s
es116 cz--T hin- and aszrraed the fsraiiy
wsth his ssa-T Of the siekls ssesirg tl1as or4=-
ez1ne hirs whea the ssrk CANE N oonfzre
VIII an izsssstle ard d-eadsnl Ots-z astey
Esczains 10 hIs sons s-c-y and 4Ef1l csajec-
ta-s-, Mr.. cCysr accompanied lie toy - The
barn and f-eers3e % cz-ezazly -erzs0re the
bar from xA.s ,srss.i oa, 70 X > EesI-
szz24a Phosphate iaz II sbe bag ;nree
Fss=oes q cheap esshzne-zs xe-s fond es-e-
fully Ted up One rEiess r2s w-zyFed n
cps o< the HEzaID. 1zzei November IL
snosher n Draeeu.f o< O.cioazr 25th. and
Tie t;.ird IN c0Fy os Ehe Fassssarz ETsa-r &
SoVezsbcr 5 lss-. M Cover went s1a-e-
d1zssly 70 Ber7in whs-e be rzE.5--eS1 TIE ind.
2nd 14-nz- Saylor. who A2sTszsea 70 be =
Bs-3in II TIE tine. came hoEae tie same
evening ard ir.ScrEaee J. Z. sns6er q she
discovery !; Eili i- ren1tnstssrr-5 sEssf Mr..
drs>l ard 1ifsy dollars worth * so.5s sase
zune Su-snz The zaonih q AaguSz an ac-
aoxns 0f E-.5rh Wa Fulis-hes II The HEr-
sIB a The sizne- ss.urazs morning Ar-
sayde7 dryss oFeT 70 NJ. CoEer's IL high
s1;icsEz-ion e rscOrerzn< al Il las szosea
pruss1F- Tie fhrs Eseus q dress soosis
be iaezsfiiss-i AZ czzx a ~. Is The grsx4se
marks se-e sziN o. thea tszf lferS.sza
srareh q the h=-n EAilea to reveal AIRY mere
< ;ise -zo5ez plEa5e-
4 xzs p-ef1y eeaa-sliy helieyes Al The
li-se q the TshsseTy sfss- sise same gang Ei-s
saie-zzi Mile B-oaber's ssers Il Roekxoots
oa Eise s-cossa night s1rcsss1iag she saysler
bnrzia-y. Gid boib ioss. Ts1rss men were
czEsas-s in Be1fo-d cszzis Eiih eloshss
.zo,ea froln Miller Isrssiaers 81 tlezr hscSs-
br,1zst; - sor8arsei, irs<-a roarisse1. ard
sszsis-snEzl - ta1e fesll,ezssl=ry * >sEsesaoer
o1zr1 Il Ihis tiseo-y : csrrt-s- thea All q
The gang could Dos have f-eez eaYsaiel -
The goods have orrtainlE besn haDdssa by
ag,sfsserz,ss siszce HAT iinse, - sbe DeEssa-
Fe-s IA ~h5eas the goods uesS wrapped bear
sxissu<x Ar- Dosfr las the thanks of J.
Z. 1-ss-Ed F5sk Miks arll ~ OIL l.ss
c..s-oasers fs- ilse proraIsrns--- with Hlirh lse
rs5.sr7es ilse dise5resr ef the sieien ses1s.
El.ich ars rslz.zl al at.s1, 81
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conknnss chosce.

An intrinsic sod zssd l.slitS1=l frsszss 6f
szzse= r Bizsne ressains n issis ssiy Ezs
szIkirls ys=ss-ssv zs,oaf tie csaz1c<= Il TIE
seze-al e-nslczaes ris5 have besz n1eniss1ses
= Es.is.ss;le cznsssss.so q The ssssssrzu par
u lsss Esr Rresilssi. when G.=seral Ssezi-
dizzs name Ezs raez-spDci Do Y1z
snos, szsa The eEs.tls-laz., slaas with az
seaai0r CsnkIinss help Es eonld cz-~T seE
York sish Sheridan and yln ste ssAs- l
sare 4 upon good saft1ssts lhat kss dass
ar0 Mr. lAsnkzins 3~sazrs-i thai the Fess i,s=a
ss1ins sar slse HrEsrh,iran parts 70 % reald
a.e 70 DozniEase PIN ssszrslizn, and slse srna-
io- tsscn and tssre positively st@tes siasi
sa.ersd4n fruld carry Sev fark- b1saRss iss
oszia "a slse f1li sase q: he Rzssrlssexa
1szrsy and > lA-ss Ssrtssm & sa,s irish essl4o-
lic Fese u Sev York G.x zs xA-E T.
Pres.
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r. protsfaag ed FsEsisisiiislg c-.zlaiag "a
so. o. ~ s1sseEs- lasss Esd olagf - sas-
erzr 5lzagt, - - ~ s.Ecsalls fta,crf.
SD- J. b i orsailez by tie Bs-stss and
las-rr5i e >0-rse-ssf B1ras1c-i and il {. hsre-
~ arszsBed sy the safierifg Ct ths sssssa
.lszf /. .ssy person o. FseTsuIss shsll ussSs -
slist wirh sled g suv s-lEz - Aly sirss--
lzse q 4ilsy S51hin flac ECrOpxt ~ 0re-
any Il The si1i-Eaiks ~ FSTsu<ass u sucls
-zr-sss- laDes gr alleys s1tsl Eaer~ssu o. T,sr-
sors stlaf cn rxEsFhzIazl rfzrr@sf ncfere fle
Burgess FsY a Irs nsG szsz-~-iIsz hFt s5s.i-
'ars 81 she ii~,7sfilzu o5 l1.s E4rrss. fts-alil-
- Kish aii 1tass frr sldh st-@a-e
>sC = fuF tie FlfF4-sse efrrsrs sfircsasliy
AsFglls 6ssa ssie {sFssFEss5szS a sic F--e-iii.
sscfl1s, 4 ! asrety uI4ae ilse DUR u t.se
Hish tunstsAis sad az palioe c5sasrs q
ses1e and ---ears al si-3s f,iz1 -ssr - fiI1l.i
e 1i1e ha1s1s e psr15es sefEziiy -lsiR- flsen
Il r19la1irr e sid sa-15au sFlcf slsfis e, -
.fis5sasesi q s. 1azv ts sa4ruetl r71Ter tr re
bur-Ess sid 1gED Lal1eiA
Eilzrael and s1tsrriisd The Iith dsr 4
Fsi-uary 4 =. lss-
4+,s--
Wv PscEzxs, " II NEEFLEY.
tR EsEesss
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OBITUARY.
Joseph Mos.oEer

Fresz-ssk Mosrellsr. who enai--afes -s
tbs eoaa-y from SaIshuns5e1zzas Cosusr.
Ps-aA IN I7-ss and =effles % The farm 15z
sznei by George Rsitz near Frie5eaS. ~
oae 4 the fi-ss til-se settlers Ia The caanfF.
A NJ sa4sssr zad Nr- Bsrkzr1 had ss..la-5
ore rear aefs-e On the old -siIls-z7T rad.
msie by Gsae-zl Fo-ees. nex n Shade
Township He sAs she iallse- q John No
1olser. wiso represented >eme-ses f1sau7y n
tise >iz5e I.ezsslafare IN ls-3 AID Is31. With
CLazner FprWar1 - his cnlieaeze, and. as,
served tie osauty as slssr1if IN f-ls, 8a5 wa
tie father q TIE al.iec4 q ilis notzre
With he death q Ioseslh Mos5saler. =
near ssoyesfown. szE aays zro- c8s q tlse
snesz Ts-s.snis1ezsf 6zure~ n lhz Ilisfa-y q
Somerzt GszHsF Fasssas a=zy Fsr uo-e
is-4a lalf czasrury iss E4s = lse.aas ri;ise1-
s1d TIE northern fY.or1ioa ef The gsgnu1F. n
rzr1iczlzr- fsl1 The wei-bI q ~ god lz-
aascscs-
NJ MoSsollsz va bora ca Eisas : kno<a
A. the Baiesssr slzhl Esr-n. al.ous fro nlllas
u0nh & Ssoyess0zn. Oh lie 5th q Mar.
IsaI- 2a5 d5si On the IiIA q Fe1sruary- Iss,-
n abouE yesr after lsis hirtb Al1 fz1ae-
moved wl1h as family . one zsize ezsi
q Frie2eas where Jo=evh EAs re4-s-3-
n isa4 h- married sarah Nozry- ! si-ser
of Tie Nr Novrr. Eho uas TIE fszB3er
q the Soz8cs~z HEKAL0 and zbo xss
IlezHt-1 Of the legislators. ard zi~a Silezs
The >.ssrifss ozfir~ fs- orse term IA so,use-set
Coan1y
Tsse 6ecezss3 followed farming principally
ba. IL eou5uncz5on carried On sa extensive
lssul.ersrs ia1szise-s up 20 within f=w years
q his 6ezzh. E1zsweS ssfh s.eserszl
n.eno-r. ne <zs extremely 1lsef9ss.sscsl as.3
exaa he had : leral ard lsslielaI Haa3.
zad had Be been - disssasei Essld hare
shaae Il TIE Bar OF o1l the BeasA- HIS
51dzz,enf ssls3srsi. Il eFeg. erred, aad "a. seI-
u1z-ion so- tsuaeszy and zAir 8szsIis,z ~ z14
q5essh1ed-
Mrs Ao=iellsr- Eb0 : sllH Hrzns Il lie
zse Of e-ast-tIFs Fears. AMI ! ysz ,suiie firzs
and sprlzssily. sore 70 her hssshazad IN CHI
dren-lirsz l.oFs AID seseu g5ris- Tas sszls
aud Sgar s3z-zsh,srs ssl-viss Louise Ess 4
Ab-zlz I.z-ntess May. iusz-THzrriei E.sh
s,'ar VIII May Eife q szzlaa Ian
bsu B.els.sas, Esfs Ct Ab-zn Czrvsr Isassd
AID JchB W The ocgsse hare i.d sixty
seven grzrsslr1siisl-ea and sixiy-iire gre4.-
s-snsehllf-zn.
Nj MartalIer. slsoazh sssalig taind siaoe
lsss. retained his Eaclfties 70 within rear
81 rs sjeBis- zben they s<zaa - Ia hin
soHaexlzzf The Seoeased czss his f-st vote
r. nsmeezzis bat then esanse1 70 Be
Wig and held % i1lzr anril 1he EeszaliesH
party raras ias8 exis7encs, when Il 5aSae1
tilzi party. and eo1sizzei staraca RsFab-
Iiezn unfii 1ezsb- He was a s-oaf-E1et nse-z-
~ of the Ila1bers1 clIarrh n lsss a. BeEiiH
t.sfese there va eAsrrh a1 Frie-seas. and
wz- > csasissens n=EasFr % its lasz- h Nss
wea vs-ses iH the sa-=l s-iIEu-ez- znaeaf
and 7ao5s-a hissqEy -E.d il. ll.s eeaerzl so1-
Is q kis slsy- Fss 5nic-Dsat toak Ezees n
Tie i'd Esssgxs' csDsseEy = >cogss1osn on
Nonsizy- Rev. A ,els ccaifsc1sai tie fEne-sl
services oes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

tzfzzzE q fsss frs SeE jersey CzFziry zne
Jokn n Frna. Captain Of the FIsy-frs:
Inzsi4nz Inzzrxs- roa ssEl 5'-sreei te kasz
Gen- ". IL r. Lex znl ssea- w1osz-. izretF
rl2na u yo1r e1sso1r i : neezses< 70
say hat .isea July is.h came srU1aa cz,-
f-ins Sas ser and Fayaa r<r- ma exernsc5-
Eight raoatlss lzser they wss< exchanged fsr
Genersis Lee aad Wsns,er Cen Lee IS aox
z<zsker ef CExsxrsss
Representative Sruli his ha3 sunsesiairs,
ofa rssszrs sltiin fa4 Fasl rsek o. fxo in
the faafter Cd The iss1rpa1rssoss Of srvzse tsss
for Eezsssons. &c. HIS latest bis are Ss-
srzntins F-cnSsea 70 5sl-sb Piesclser. and
ooe Ser the rezisf Cd Jobs W Gunnse. He
has also rszueusly iE,rU11rsss narzlber of pc
ii-ssEls praying 81 the fa=sz=e az the Biz-
biii- 81 : sinIla- measure also. fsr the in
crease q rss Of foa-1h-czzss y.ossrazssers
2Asa- zr the pzssaze Of ser=sce Fzzassoa
tiH
Acsing zE-on he s5sscs q his rbysscszz.
>s14tor Qzzy leaves wsshin-f n os Non
oar. The eEh iass-. Scr Florssa wl.e-e he 4in
reraasn unsii Ap-sl Isl For tse pass seSez
years Be h2= sFenf .Ae r-,o1sh q Ns-A "a
The soafh. bus this year be rhcSszs.f iexousd
x abe - ss1 sh-0arh TIE win.z- ~isb01.
making h;s saszzzi visis u FsarsAa- Tie
weather. of she pass meath hzs beea too
rn0ch s- hirz boxeTez. and be has sees
compelled 10 sressBr with good deal os
sickness
Representative NsisA, Of The SinrseeniA
Dissri-s. as- teeu s<ss<-szi as PeBnsxlrzuis's
member Of the DsssccrzEic ca1g1x-ssoasl
Coraznis.ae-
sezAsor Csnerssz 1Ess dinner L, zbe
naenlzrs ofilse Farmers e7ab. Al his rsS.-
5ense IN tbs err. ca ThEr~ssy. Fel-u-y
ID
4 day rEo ago zoe haairss and Hay
private Fezsioa bills pas--l ~ ssuzie.
snsonS fhs=a beng sre q s=z4.o- Cz-sse-osss
aid ss.r q s@na,or Ssssys
Mr- Csms-oais not rs-eiyin- as zllcb
tbs winter - asaAl. bui has gsrsz zarre
diuns- and siisilsr essszrfAizrse1is ii-za
berezoso7e-
A-4r ea-~A4- -A--c-Ai-rll -1ls-2l -ilA-- -l4A
hare nsz oe=n H1n8=ro1s fhis sre@k
Tie Eat thai four fsesnbe-s q s.ore-nor
Beavers CAs.ast-AnarzsT fsrnerzl KIRK
patrick As1sufzn1 sssaeral Hzszines, Ssc-esz-
" of the Cosaznu1s zasalth >1ozse ard f'r1Esss
Secretary Pezrs0H-srp cABiils-es sE IA
tiozisl Ts5es1.es. sszas color 10 the srzz=s-
iion that tie Governor kzs P-e=is..a.i4i A.
ysrz-i0n-
sssa.or oazy's wife sn5 his es5esz son
Richard srr51zapsiesz him 70 F-isEiss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-02-22

Al skr rs-irzary -ss-rtisn SATURDAY the Re-
satlicaus of Ss-as-sss Township nouinzrza
the sailowinE fieksz Justice d the ReAce,
: " Mexrr csasrslse. Frriersek Boehi-
nzn Ss5e- of E,ec1SSa- T. : wesse-; In
sI-zr-o-, sseoszs c. BsuBE ass<sso-- Rns-
SCI u loErs Aszs-t2zt Assessors. Ges-ze
SEaneler. Enanissi Pie sCae-visors- Jass-
81 zer<rss. Eszse L Fri4SZns. Ge0-E FFslz
and <ss-srze 0ris.e ScAoot Directors Fred
srick wellsr 2a5 n4zses wzissr. ToEashsys
C-e5k- : (. SAober Tax Cosses-or. Same.
c Far