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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30
a Church Conference.

The following are the procesdings of the
Lutheran Con5erence which Was held May
p at st4nksrilie, Pa, IN charge Of Rev.
J. J. welch
sermons Eere preached by Rers- II l.
Young. c + Grurer 5. siorifTfr and ]. Il
HouseTn4n. Essays were read as fellows
-B-utberly Love. ReF-L- \. FGeck Min
isserial support = Rev. J. r sheare- -'Qral-
ificzfions and Duties Of Church Officers,
Revs Z A Fink and J. F. Schnure . TIE
Prayer Nesting, Rev A Sell /; -Funeral
Reforms Rev J. Z. Le-ch- The snhlec1 Of
--Clhrisfisn Example Was opened by Dr.
Z A Fink Is the person 10 whom it was
assigned Was absent on account Of sickness
Training of Bapsized Children.- Rev Z.
Manres. lis High License Temperance
Measure. Rev J. H Z5np The essayists
On topics beng absent al the sobjecis vere
fnll discussed by the brethren. Resolutions
were passed against unnecessary Sunday fa-
nerals and taking corpse in church Every
minister is required 70 preach TO his people
on q Funeral reforms Quite number Of
strong resolutions were passed Oh temper
ance such a forbidding the sale Of hard e.
der. on the part OF H.ezst,ers, for beverage
purposes Ctslsurins and expelline, If Tersis-
ted in, those who sign PETITIONS for license.
OF those who become boBdsmen for liquor
sellers
All license Of the liquor traffic was de-
nonnoed and opposed, and til9se were de-
cisred as acting incongisiently and ssnfally
who vote for man or party fzvo-iug any Il
cense d Tie liquor basine=s, Oh foT any man
or party s5lesi on the Temperance enesiion.
Recommendation were made for The d.
vision Of number Of charges. or rather The
former action q Conference and Synod was
reiterated on tins matter. Two new charges
were recommended to be formed, one Of
which Is 10 be composed Of shanksyille
Sisuycressk. LA-lber1<viiie and EoxbEry
congregations The Other Is 10 he composed
of Pine Hill, ST. Ps1l's and Garrett congre-
CATIONS.
The sessions Of Conference were well al
tended BY the people The ministers and
lay delegates were Hospitality entertained,
and on the whole. this WIS pleasant and
profitable session of conference
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RErusLlcAs Pn.nAsY &c


In passnancs Of the rases governing the
party The Resrbaiczn susers Of SOnse-ses
coaniy vii assemble Il lie esa.i places q
holding general ssertious IN each district On
SATURDAY, JUNE 3. lsss,
and ia the snanssr l,aoFi5ea by sad r-aiss
pseossd 10 vote for candidates Elr the ssser-
Al fBiiexing of-oe.:
One persSn for CongEsz-
Two persons for Assembly
One person ssr Poos Disec-er.
One psrssn sSr Ja-y cosnaissiosss--
Tie coznis.ssEnea viii open The polls
in al slscton districts Al o'eloek a n
Affs>t -
C. z serI cHAs- c. sHAFER
Secretary. csssi-naz.
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Husband Items.

Nessrs- Charles H. Miller and Henry c.
Beam are having srtesian webs dug q; this
place
Mr. Samuel : Miller sold fine lei Of IA,
cattle last week. which be had been fr-ding
for some time past
The frlif trees are in fall bloom. and II
not injured by the frcsts. there viii be an
Immense crop this year.
And Siin The question concerning the pro-
posed division Of Somerset Township Is not
settled yet The Edie correspondent Of a
contemporary in an aricle last week entirely
changed his position IN regard 10 the matter.
Drv~AsfoxAI
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The Durkard National Conference.


The first regular German Baptist Confer
suce Of the Tinted States Eas held at North
Manchester Indiana last week. Nearly
twenty Thousand members OF the church
were ia attendance Immediately after the
opening sermon in the great tabernacle Elder
james Qainier. editor Of the Gasp,ei Nessea-
ee, of Huntingdon, Pa, and president Of
the Normal College 81 that place led in pray
er While upon his kDess or the res1-um IN
the cenfre of tie tent. surrounded by al aud
jeuce of s.tste persors. be was stricken with
ayssplexy and died almost instantly When
praying Il was otserrei thai be grew inco-
bereni, and a. be uttered the words -Wesre
glad To meet again. be expired. Elder
Quinier Was probably the most prominent
man in the church. He wzs born in Sciluyl-
kiu county. Pa, 1876 entered the ministry
al Do removed 10 PAl0no ONO, in lssss. and
bean The publication Of the GasTel T7afar,
a monthly. He then removed to Mye-slaie,
Pa. and founded the PFsaifiS> cllrls'iast.
which was LATER consolidated with the PsI-
GRIN. under the title ofthe Gogss NeasR0ar.
IN ls76. Elder Quinfer was the principal
editor Of All the l,ablieations, and was also
tie aulhor Of book, True imule-sion,
and uami,er4ess tracts
An address Of welcome was delivered by
Rev. J. ]. Par-e'f of North Manchester,
who welcomed the bre;hern in the name Of
the -business and christians OF the place aDd
the siafe of Indiana. The speaker referred
with 1ride to the growth of the little band
who ID l7is were driven from Germany and
SOncilt refaE,e IN the land of free America, and
who now boasfed ola membership ls5o95,
Bishop John L Wise. Of Conssys Spring.
Kansss. preached to 5.ete people from the
text: What nEst ] do to be saved The
discourse was an inquiry into the mode Of
salvation. and the speaker showed thai faith
IN the lord was the only sure way Of saliva
ton.
The Committee On Missions prepared rs
report. shows the fcsal Feceipt> for the year
10 s.s,slo ope. and disbursements through the
general and infe--S; work Of the same aTn0ant
The soeiets has interest or endownen; notes
on hand 10 the azBoanf Of sl7.es5. and be
ones,s Of properly Of sI4eaa- Reports have
BEEN received from missions in Texas. Florida
nskois. California. Washington Territory,
Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska Maryland and
l-anxrk and Sxeaier. all showing the work
10 t,e r,-grsT,ereas
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The residents Of Berlin ws-e shocked We'd
1le~isy morning or learning that StewAr1, ibe
only soa Of J. c Phiison- had died during
the night after only few hon-s Illness.
Young Mr.. Philsun had been playing lawn
tennis xish some companions in the evening
and retired between nine and ten clock IN
sqpArezstly good bealfh- Shortly amer mid
night his little sister heard NOISE in ber
brothers room. and awakening ber fAiher
told him fhzt SseEa-r was calling NJ
Phiison II oncr repaired te the CHAMBER ID
has son. 70 End him suffering with aEonizsng
crarnps. Medical aid was summoned and
the pain soon sabsided. oair TO reapEear
again al frequent recurring Intervals. n ore
Of winch the cord thzs beid his hright yo1Tsg
liz was severed Stewart was cniy afseen
yezrs oid. the idol Of his parents, and gave
every Promise Of growing 10 manhood pos
sesssd with far more than ordinary A5ili'y.
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A Gu. in snverware-


Rogers triple plated knives. 81 IS
Rogers triple plated forks, s. 75-
Roger teaspoons, 81
Rogers tablespoons. g per SET
Pepper and salf bottles, 70 cents each
Napkin rings, 25 cents each
Sugar shells and butter knives. 20 cents
each. and all other quadruple plated silver
ware 81 equally ie~ p-icrs-
NJ l. Goldsmith, JexeleT. s6 Fifth ave
Pitisburgh. Pa
SIS Buys lady's solid gola ssern-~inding
watch NJ sso1dsnifhs, d Fifth ave.
Pittsburgh. Pa
S Buys lsdy's waseh at Goldsmith &c
Fifth ave Pittsburgh, Pa
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DIED.

BARRoS.-on The 9Th inst Il Somerset
township. Frsnkiin Ellsworth, son Of Jacos
A. and Mary Barron. aged years. months
azd 25 days
NITcHELL--oa Monday. May n. lsss
at the residence Of his aunt. Mrs. Hetty r.
Mitchell. No y Cliff street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Edward Mitchell, formerly Of Somerset. Pa,
but lzie Of NeE York city, IN tbs ssth year
OF iis age He WAS the eldest son Of Captain
Chsunesy T. Mitchell. the founder Of the
Somerse DeDoras
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A child Of ksie Lzns. who keeps honse
for Nh EyrinE. q Wesi Ead, soi hold q
s1ne concentrated lye, in iiquid fsrTR- on
Thursday of lasf week. and before Il was no
rio..a. drank s quantity Of ibe deadly liquid
D.. Hammer xas Immediately called ia, hui
medical aid vss of no avail. the child safser
ine ths nasi ezcruciating pain for several
hours. when death came 10 his Telief-
greess7ir1-g .src7tr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

Loconoiion = rather dlfhcnli matter
ziih Col John z Eiie, who. wiih one SIDE
rendered powerless bT paralysis, Is however
sin sble 10 20 asout with the assistance Of
c-uIch and cz1s- 4 pleasant day brings The
s-iu, Old EArraOr OF 10 the streets, when his
hznd i. warmly g7zspei by llis many friends
s-,a xsth kindly feeling.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

Az the the National meeting 81 the Ger
man B-,,is;s beld 81 Wabash. Indiana, last
week. n answer 70 petition from lows, 4
wss decided thar DO menf-er sbould become
identified with The G. a Z secret order A
rro;s~i was reserved from the Southern Ohio
Conference a-zinsi the use of tobacco. aud
Request VIZ f,lade that the Church advise All
applicants for baptism le quit slsiIag the weed
The -eaueS. was s3optei A. read.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

Billy H9-hsietiier was with Sheridan
at sailors creek. a Ted-hoi serim1aase
that is seldom referred to eKnep, By the boys
who participated in II An interesting chap
ter describing the battle appeared IN 4 recs1lt
number Of the Ccs.su.ry's war series. Howev-
=. Billy frequently recalls iiItie incidents
Of the fight and agrees with the aafbor Of
ibe article referred 70 THAI this gallant casal-
" charge furnishes one oE the brightest pa
- II Listie PhiTs military record
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Hon. A. Il Cosrosh has force Of men
and the r,ossnass1er's team of oxen engaged in
cleaning zp and hauling away the rains Of
his l4te oaioe- prsfarssorS % bailding- We
don't know whether Il = the love Of wzfch-
ing other men work or the novelty Of sn OK
team iisaf attracts the crowd Arrays 70 be
onnd IN thai im1neiiaie vicinity
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

Andrew Hot-x died al bis bone, n this
borough On saturday evening last, N tlae
18th wear Of hss age There WIS no man IN
Somerei better known or better liked than
was Uncie Andy. and no one vas held in
higher esteem bF his 5sliow citsseas- He
xns bora in Sonersa and early in life learn
ed the trade Of shoemaker. which he follow
ed up uniT . rear or tuo ago when advHn-
ced are inrzgScitsiei him from labor he
was consistent member oi the Disciple
church frsn his early youth Mr- Houpls >
parents came to S0rnerstl from shiPpe1s-
burz. Pa He leaves pifs and six clsiisirer-
The funeral took place Sunday evening
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

Henry Lehman. near Hoovsrxville- showed
rs = hens eEg lie diber day thai measured
eight inches IN circarnfeTence lensihxsys
snd SIX and half inches thickness Inside
this was another ezg with shell that meas
ursi three and : half inches II circGm-
fa-.rra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

The decision of Judge Ernenfro1i thai De
,naodiae Sees fr- admission 10 canp-rneet-
5nr grounds on the Sabbath r Illegal. wlil
likely have a depressing elect on the colaresi
brethren who annually bold forth in The
bush below town The los Of the sun
dav rzie -ersiF.;s EiIl be severe blo~ and
one thai cannot possibly be ove-come By TIE
frea0enr passing q the hat to white broth
e. who hare inst arrived
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Excursion to St Louis

The Baltimore & Ohio Raiaroad Company
VII sell excursion tickets 10 81. Louis from
al points on their li5es. Nay sist 20 june
4th, inclusive. good returning anta June
1e1h, inclusive, II one fare FOR une -Ound
trip Fer tickets and time Of trains call On
nearest Ticket Agent B go. r Z
Cszs- o. STILL.
Gea Pass Agent
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M-s SwAnk. vie ofRerisfer and Recorder
Jacob T. SEank. who has been hcEeriDg al
deaths door fs- ihs pas few days ve are
glad 70 learn : nov considered oui q dan
ger by the Attending physician Mrs. sEAnk
coni-ae1s-i a severe cold On the night OF the
reoeni Are. Vbich settled on ber lanss and
iereao.-ed iaro feTe--
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For Sale.

Eggs Tor Matching from prize winning
:. C. Brown Leghorns- Bonny Strain
Ny breeding birds are from the yards Of
7 L. or aud A. W. Adoiph. Bridgeport, O.
and are prize takers also . few Polsnd Chi
M pigs. Breeders recorded il the o. P. c Z.
Ross F. DAVIS.
Ssu9ersef. Pa
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MARRIED.

MILLER-LowRY---0 Nay =, isss, at
the residence Of the brides parents, Dear
KIngwoed, Pa, hy y B. Clsristner. Y D. VI.
Mr William G. Miller, Of Glade, enna.- 70
Miss Ida Nay Lowry
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Church Ded ication.

The Glencoe Reformed cilurch VIII te dezi-
icated June 10 at clock Services viIl CON-
mence Wednesday eve. previ0us- NUM-
Der of able ministers VIII be present and take
part IN the services AL persons are cordi-
ally invited 10 attend
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Wanted

Dealers and ali io know We have fal line
of rakes; both hand and self dnrap, which
We offer II Irsoes 10 suit the times Agents
wanted 10 sell the Wake Rakts- address
". WALKER
Somerset. Pa
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A tese-r1-n reserved early Mondzr morn
inr announced the death of Henry Back
Eso. 81 the family estate, Brooke, near
York, The preceding night Heart failure
was The cause of liis death BE was the eld-
est son Of the lzie Jaser jeremiah : Back
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Lutheran Sunday School conven-

The twelfth annual convention OF the In
iherAn sunday school Association, Of Somer-
sci county. Eifi be held in St. PsnFs Church
Neversdale charge, June 18th, IS and lsth.
The names Of delegates must be reported TO
Rev. NJ l. Young no; later than May D..
Tickets 81 excursion rzies, VIII BE sold Il
Burkholt3ers the nearest station. Delegates
coming hy rail viii report what train they
propose taking The congregation reqnesi
ali. who can conveniently DO 50, 10 oonae by
private conveyance
Reports,ars desired from ali schools wheth-
er represented o not
ExprTTTvF COMMITTEE
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For Sale.

A Steam Saw MIL. thirty horse power En-
gine. Geiser manufacture, AL in frst-elass or
der For further particulars call on or address
J. NJ LoHE
DavidSrille Pa
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J p Suyie- has moved his rss-rhan6izs
esisblishneBt fnfof fAe s-0-eroorn recently oo-
cupis-a t,s Wel5ey's Book Store
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Oil and Gas

You can gsi the oil, f you want Il with
ost any extra charges. For an artistic shave
or hair eut 60 TO kaatners Barber shop.
Plenty Of clean towels and sharp rAzors al
WHY'S on hand
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Wanted 7

Hides, Furs. Bark. viii pay the highest
fuS- also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark 100 cords wanted al once
II. G. CUxxISSHAx-
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Cuuuiy Superintendent J. N Berkey Eoid
the EERtLn brief sisil TUESDAY morning
Tie Superintendent i already cons .ip-ing
the names u platform celebrities IN risw Of
making up next winters lecture csurse
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-sssaa -7 looks vel

T-sEassi 7ra7 -'''s' q
Hsr., Tea 81 N-'-'1 d i''-
Hcgmas He-aas q '.'ak q i''s
R5rrs1- 5rsss s. B'esecksF q sns OK =
z. Kz1.aes f5r Cisars and TohAooo-
,ts.- lava CoiTse 81 Cook A Bes-lis :
-.- q, f-.s 5, ssben & shirle-'s.
-s...r Co- a; Cook 4 Beer
'-
.,,.szs--. O., Cook 4 Beer
aisss-ka- 4 sur-
Wednesday
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81 : kaai1ar2
rnsrlis-asei ketils-Tanse-ed lArd 81
cs.s a Bseritsz
r--a v.,s,ssjss and Frai,s. weekly, Al
CoE Hesri's s
-.s.s. .is tine Utsn the umbrella Is IN
5000
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ME- "a % '''i -
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iis dala-aeaaea nan ie-ss % ue n "'ll'i
Haa a-s
usa'a-l r-ss's -'-ii'''' -
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--a q 20
I8s l.l d which iiie N'''o-i--- IN "a
is sCsaFs-lon vii l'e bed al = Loais Nl.i
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p 's - I'd " -'s
W. n'' @ a. III q 2''' ''s's -
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= an = ana a. ~ '''''7' = -
20 hls BAD -i'--'' -''z'' d D'''''-A''
shEaaA
FHs;a-e which Wa sso-' Oh aoeouri o.
tls taakwa-d spring, hss oan's iorwara rap
- =
y NhA 'as ial''7 van AoN : : D''---
-'- -'-1 &c N'''a % ~. s'A'' g '''e '--ui'-'
10 'l.' ''s'-' ''' ''l'- ''''- s''s ~ '-'e
An innate sf tlis T5osa csurlfr poar house
"a =. '.'''l i'l.,.-''- '-'''-1-s'S = ''s1
'''s' e i''-'l q -'''-s1
oa sunday q ias' week ivo-year-old
oalshir of Elner Robinson. q Holidays
hu-E Viiis playing IN The yard scaiaen;ai-
r fe into q tub II rain water and wa
e-1Ened
= : z : A-'-''''. '-i'l . 1ll''A : p
: a'''A 3. '-i'e' ~ Als e'-h's Anl q
= ~ - '''ss 1,.i's ana 'i7'' one O''''s
% '''7' ones aTe sud
E-sai'ls d-y summer and frequent thun-
as's'aTiLis an1 hish winas- There VIZ BE no
cod -zi-s Hutii neT1 falL be says There
MI % 'aaay bot aays.
A pan o sliced raw onions placed in .
~. - - -. -. -. = -.
g-sa5inr. The onions s5,nls he buried
s.saa-Hr
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Rev. \ C. Shastfzr, principal Of the kuiz-
town Normal School. Is lying dangerously
IL Dr. slsetf-- : rrea1 fave-ise amsns
Seloe-s,a county ieacilerS. aDd shey al hope
f5- as s7.eesr recovery.
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Chambers Hnsseu. Esq- the well-ksoWn
carpenter. celebrated his 7sth birthday Ss
MeElday the 18th inst- Nr. Hnson sep
Is stil quick and light, and be i able 10 do
g good a days work As rDosi men Of half
l,is 49,
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His Honor. judge Hunies. Of 6reensbIzrs-
i presiding a. tins Eeeks term ef coar1,
Judge Baer being interested IN several Of the
casas d0Hu Iar t-sal
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John c. Shoemaker, ESQ one Of the
briEilis-s; yoang attorneys a; the Pi;isbu-gh
hzF, w4s in afteal4nos 81 Csarz dsring the
earlr nsrr Of tie Reek.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

We sekn0Eeleiee the receiFi Of an invita-
tion 10 be present Al the commencement ex-
ercises of the Beaver Female College Mss
MATy. daugfer et DR.. A J. Ends'y 5 Mem
Der q the graduating class
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

Hon Il =. Bzrnes. Of Mi3ilecreek, AID
Hon sam Mier, Of Elklick, were among the
callers 81 The HEKALb of.ice Monday
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Wanted for Cash.

One thousand tons of Rags. Bones and
Scrap Iron old Gam boots and shoes for
which the highest cash price WIZ be p2id br
CAPIEs & MOORE.
Johnstown Pa
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We hsse II On good authority, from gen
ten 5ast rsrurued from View York. and in
position 10 know wazs : doing among the
rzil-oad nA-nares interested IN the South
Penn PROJECT that the rad VIII be baili
sa-e pop fhis time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-30

The next exhibiSion OF the westmor=l4sd
County Agricultural Society VII be held on
their grounds in 6reezsssarg on September
18th, lsth, zfh zEd sl<f-
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Rev Hsnie-. q Piiisbargh, Is expected 70
preach n the Presbyterian church on nexl
sabhsfh morning and evening. si the usual
hours
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Den..I spec,a,tles

Fine gold filings, First-class artificial
sets. MCMILLAN. Dentist
One sqaa-e south Of Diamond, over Tired
wells Store.
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E1-Congresznan csseFibeli, who has been
fsr some weeks seriously IL Al his home IN
5ohnslcEn. i slowly hus steadily impnoy-
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Al increase q pensioa has been granted
10 David Hoovz. Hoovssvi.le. and Tobias
Sode-. Somerset
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Considerable damage has lsrn done 10
small fruits BY frust
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That a. Bsnfori q son Is the only hrrn in
town that sells nine cakes Of GRIP soap fo-
= cents
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Mr. E4ri oxle, assistant Postmaster q;
yos.Esssoxn. is seriously IL
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coffee. Coffee !, Coffee /.

Buy Chase 4 Lsrnbo-n's Fresh Roasted
full strength Fer sale by
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a pension has been granted 10 5oi.n
Dunn. Nsye-s1.Ss-
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oppcsite the - House.

The supreme coar1 ON Monday Of last week
affirmed the judgment Of the quarter sessions
OF Harrington county IN the case Of Adam
Zeigier, convicted Of selling liquor 10 persons
OF known in,empe-z,e habits Zeagler's
principal defense was that the sales were
made by his bartender. bu: the supreme
cour1 holds that as there are no accessories
in r1isieE3eznors. al persons concerned be-
ing gniity a. principals, II follows that :. II
be in any manner assenied to or promoted
the Illegal sales, he WAS a guilty q though
they had been made directly by himself
We were papersng room she Other day.
and my daughter said = Why Dot Pot the
paste on the wall p Happy thought
took an old whifexash brush and tired Z;
and the paper not being wet was Of course
1nuch easier 10 handle Why did not some
body think OF il before,-Er-
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oneos NJ. Rsss- Henley. vzlszbae blood
ed colts cied last week
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For Rent.

Comfortable osssce= on the hrs; snd second
fcors Of ihe addition 10 Printing HoEse
Row. For particulars. inquire II tbs once.
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Potatoes are selling a. one dollar and dtxe.s-
" cents per bGslti.
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Great quantities q h.lsd bay and ssrau are
being daily SHIPPED from this place
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Yoa c0ald almost Sc Vegetation growing
Sunday and Monday
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Tl.ose who come 10 you TO talk about 9TH
en-. are the oaes to 90 10 oshez 10 talk abou;
you
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oueensware and Glassware.
Found at Last

For tins line Of goods 20 TO A. beriord &
SON, as they have the bes; EDein town
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Tl.ers : ma : ssry lsrse attendance .,
eouss THIS week