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Wanted

sDne hundred thousand cords of Chestnut
j and Hemlock Bark, for which the
I.hcst cash market price will be paid.
H.G.&F.S 5. CUNEEsHAs,
Somerset, Pa.
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J.E. Williams has been appointed post
master at Crumb, and John Ross at New
Baltimore, this county.
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Mrs. R. E. Kiernan, of Pittsburg, is at
the Somerset House.
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JACOB LIVENGOOD.
FRANKLIN p. BEACHY.
-. -.
n AND WARRANT

IL William Egnlf has filed
an application with the Secretary OF Internal AZ.
fairs for warrant for IS acrs Of land situate in
Napier Township. Bedford County and shasIe
Township, Somerset County. adjoining lands Of
between Sniveiey's heirs and Gideon Hiteshe-
on the South, John Darr estate on the North ana
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The application ofJoseph and David Nice
ly for rehearing before the Board Of Par
dons, has been continued.
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Meyersdale claims population Of 1850
and Berlin 800.
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It is reported that Confluence is TO have
weekly paper.
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Mo = Two lots Of ground situate in the
lNO. ~ Borough Aforesaid, and known
en- the general plan of said town as lots Nos 2i7
aud 2iS, and bounded ON the North 132 feet by
Main street, on the East by swamp alley on the
South l3e feet by PatrO. street. and on the West
Property
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DIED..

LICHTY.-on Monday. July IA, 1890, at
Detroit, Michigan, I'r. Edward Lchty in
his 6lst year.
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Are You G0ilg to Build a HQUSG Or Barn ?

HEADQUARTERS FOR
Tn Iron and Steel Roofing,
Spouting, Valleys Cutters and all kinds o
Tin and Sheetiron Work. Scroll Doors Windows
Milk and Cream Cans Building and Sheeting Papers,
Step Ladders and all kinds of House Furnishing Goods
Pumps Sewerppe and Clay Stove Pipe. The Finest Line
Cooking Stoves and Ranges the County, including the famous
Golden Grain and Regulator Cooks (new style)
Coppelo Ranges. Also Range the Valley Novelty"
Call and it. We will be undersold.
Repairs all kinds furnished
Call in, whether you wish to buy
Respectfully,
p. A. SCHEIII.
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Our physicians are the busiest men about
town.
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4 DMINIsTRATRIX'NoTICE.

Estate of William j. HiginbOtham, late OF Con-
iueuee Borough, Somerset County, Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate hhv-
ing been granted to the undersigned by the proper
authority, notice is hereby given 70 all persons
indebted to said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on or before saturday, July -. lsiu 10 The
residence of the Administrators in Petersburg,
Addison Twp, Somerset 20 Pa.
ALICE K HiGINBOTHAM,
Administrators.
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,Iusioal instruments at snyder's
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PARKER & PARKER'S
A UDIToR.s NOTICE.

At an Orphans Court held in Somerset. Pa. on
the 18th of May. 1880. before the Honorable the
Judges thereof the undersigned Auditor WAS
duly appointed 20 pass upon exceptions find the
facts and make distribution OF the funds IN the
hands OF Il. ;. Fleck, Admr. OF Anna Dora Pifsr
deceased. TO and among those legally entitled
thereto.
HEREBY gives NOTICE that ne viii attend 10 the
duties of the above appointment. on Thursday,
July Eth. lS.o. at MS Office in Somerset. Pa !
when aud where all persons indebted can attend
If they think proper.
j. r. SCOTT.
Auditor
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S1TURDlY, AUGUST %, 1890.

Al Meyersdale, will offer at public sale seven
ty shares of the JTcfsrrtd Stock of the keystone
Coal Company, and twenty shares of the common
stock of ssiid Company. TERMS CASH. Par
Value OF stock is $50 per share
HARVEY NJ. BERKLEY,
iulyl9. Trustee.
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Scott & Ogle. Attorneys.
A DNIINISTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of JOnn J. Hay, decd. late OF Rsckw Ood
Borough. Somerset Co. Pa.
Letters Of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice j. hereby given % an
persons indebted i0 said estate % make imneii-
ate payment, and those having claims agui 70 he
same viii present them duly authentiaa - fli
settlement 0n Thursday, July ~. lsy0, al the late
residence Of deceased
BINIE HAY
ANNIE CRfTCHFIFLD.
DAVID GILDNER
mays Administrator.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 80,
At o'cIock N m
+" CENTRAL HOTEL y

Property. This property Is centrally located
commodious, and one ofthe bet built houses in
the county. Suitable for residence or boarding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
HOLLYWOOD DAY.
The Programme for the Memorial Services
ON Friday the 3Oth.

The ladies' HOLLYWOOD Memorial Asso-
citation met yesterday evening at the resi-
dence d Mr. l.. ID. Crenshaw. at the south
east corner of Main and Adams streets,
and perfected their arrangements for the
memonal observances on Friday next.
The have given positive and perempto-
rv ordrs to the police not to admit to the
grounds my carriage, the occupants
whereof do not possess O red or white
badge
HOLLYWOOD after II NJ, and all tfat are IN
tiisrrounds will be excluded after Z. NJ.
AL carriages must thereafter enter with
III, procession and the Gettysburg gate
(and no other gate) Will be open TO them.
Tley must leave tho grounds by the west:
ern gate. Members Of the association will
be provided with white badges, other per-
sors applying with red badges, and with
ont these carriages will be turned back
from the gate. no matter who are the occu-
parts. Badges can be obtained from Mrs.
l.. ,. Hotchkiss, No. 9 east Franklin.
The programme will consist of opening
remarks by Governor Mckinney, prayer by
Rer. DR.. Hoge, singing Il Would Not
Live Away" " by the Gesangyerien Virginia
and the audience generally, and addresses
by Governor Fowle, of North Carolina,
Governor Gordon, of Georgia. and General
Finhugh Lee (all of whom have accepted
anil probably by Governor Richardson, of
Solth Carolina
che military parade. viii be under charge
ofLee Camp; Colonel j. V. Bidgood CHIEF
MARSHAL.
me speakers stand will be erected on
Gettysburg Hill.
There Will be several bands Of music
present..
lie benediction will be pronounced by
Rv. Dr. Minnigerode, who will be the
grest during his stay hero of Colonel h.
l. HOlsOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
s,snerded for a Technical Offence.

Mr.. Frank j. Reilly. the United States
Gnuger for this city. has been temporarily
suspended and Mr.. A. Arenheim, of Nor
folk, has beeu assigned to duty here pend
ing an examination. Mr.. Reilly's offence,
if he has committed one. was purely tech
nical and the Government loses not one
cent by IL.
On Wednesday last Inspectors Fields and
Vanderford, who were returning from
North Carolina stopped in Richmond to
inspect the rectifying- -hOuses, and IN this
department of MIR. l.. G. Younger's large
wholesale establishment they found five
barrels or cases on which there were no
rectifcation stamps The stamps had been
cut of by the gauger and were shown the
inspectors by Mr. Myers, who has entire
charge of Mr.. Iounger's rectlfcation busi-
ness. but were not on the barrels, as the
law required that they should be.
Mr.. Younger, who was thoroughly exon
Grated in the report of the inspectors. has
given an indemnifving bond for the liquor
attached. 1t is believed that an investlga-
tion will show that there has been no in
territorial wrong committed by any one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
WHERE TO FIND YOUR FRIENDS.
Names of Visitors Whom Many People
VIII Entertain.

The Dispntch of Sunday printed the names
of several hundred persons who will visit
Richmond this week and told at whose
house they will be guests. This morning
il is enabled 10 give an additional list IN
which appear the names OF many proml-
nent people:
Mr. Edgar Allan. No. SIG west Grace
Street. will entertain Miss Fanny W. Riley
and Miss Hattie Burdett, of Washington,
ID. c.; Colonel and Mrs. Grosvenor, OF
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. lnskeep, of Moreheld,
W W. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hous-
ton, of Farmville, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. ii.
Crump, of Washington.
Colonel Archer Anderson will have as
guests at his house, No. l03 west Franklin
street, General Joseph +. Johnston; Cen
eral and Mrs j. B. Kershaw, OF South Car
olina: Miss Elizabeth Byrd Nicholas, Cap
tain ". Gordon McCabe. of Petersburg;
Miss Estelle Burton, University OF Flr..
ginia; Miss Cooke and Miss jackson, OF
Greenesville county; Charles tenner, OF
New Orleans: X. S. Cockerell, Of Florida;
George NJ. Cooke, of Greeneville, .. w.
and others.
Colonel A. s. Buford. No. IA west Frank
lin, Will entertain DR.. J. Pembroke Thom
and wife. of Baltimore: DR.. William A.
Thcm and wife. of Northampton Hon.
John A. Buchanan. of Abingdon. va;
General Robert Ransom. of Newberne. n:
c.; Colonel John ID. II. Ross and wife, OF
Lexington, Va; Colonel Arthur {. Gum
mings. Of Abingdon, Va; Hon. George Y.
Cabell, Mayor William z. Graves. Captain
Harry Wooding, and Judge BerTyman
Green, OF Danyllle Va. Colonei A; ID. An
drews, Of Raleigh. N. c.. and MI Clement
Manly and wife, of Newberne. n. e.,
Senator Pasco. of Florida, ana TWO
daughters and Senator Butler. OF south
Carolina, will be the guests this week OF
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o
Chamberlayne, 909 Park avenue.
Mrs. Virginia b. Donaghe, D9 east Lelyn,
will have with her CAPTAIN L. b. Berkeley
and Mr. John +. Brooke, Staunton. Va;
Mrs. Clay Drewry, No. 205 east frankiln.
will have as her guests Misses Annie stuart
and Mary Clair Macgill, of Pulaski CITY;
Miss Emily Barbour Ierrill. OF beileNue,
King William Miss Emmie Constance
Williams, of Charlottesville; Miss Msry
Porterfeld. of Chariestown, W. Va, anu
Miss Mary Stanley Miller. of Baltimore:
Mr.. j. Z. Hemphill. editor OF the Ne'os
and Courier, Charleston, s. c., and Mr.. ana
Mrs: George II. Sutton. of New YORK. VIII
be the guests of II. Theodore Ellyson' Ola
Park avenue
General Wade Hampton will be tne
guest OF Mr.. James I. Gray. No. south
Rev: r. N. 1. Tigho, III. A., Of Grace
church parish. Brooklyn. N. Y, VAL oe tle
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Robert Harold,
sol east Leigh street. He was formeny
resident of hlchmond and was at one uno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
THE SOUVENIR "plsPATcH."

On Thursday and Friday morning. Of
this week the Dispatch will be filed with
matter of special interest incident to the
unveiling. Both of these papers will be
issued IN eight-page form, and will prove
highly desirable as sourenir numbers.
Thursdays paper will be handsomely IL
lustrated with great number Of cuts, and
have az frontispiece large picture OF
General Lee (from the best likeness OF him
ever made) framed in highly artistic de-
sign by Sheppard.
The issue will contain vast amount OF
information about the ceremonies OF the
day. personals, etc.
Fridays paper will contain full report
of the unveiling, which will be within IT,
self volume of live and interesting read
ing.
Newsdealers to insure the prompt filing
of their orders should have them in by
Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

The plan adopted by the Covington I'm
proyement company is one that cannot
fail of success. The company has pur-
chased about one thousand acres OF the
beautifully located lands surrounding the
town, and is now dividing the same into
business lots, dwelling lots. and man
ufacturing sites. II Is now build
ing an elegant hotel, and is Sc
curing plans for rolling mill and steam
forge Tor making car-axles, links, and pins,
&c. This plant will be completed with
the least possible delay and will employ
four hundred men. Other plants will fol-
low. The company intends 10 erect them
and not TO rely on foreign capital. For the
present lots will be sold privately only.
Some may be sold by public auction later
when the company's plants are approach
ing completion. Some Of the capital stock
limited time. and the proceeds will be de-
voted 10 permanent improvements There
are no preferences among stockholders.
All are on the " ground floor" Address X.
L. Parrish. President, or j. j. Hobbs, Trea-
surer. Coyington, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Personals and Briefs.

Judge Joseph Christian is in Washington
on legal business.
Rev. DR.. Hoge preached TO q large con-
greeation at Richmond College Sunday
night.
Mr.. Henry Cohen. Of Marble Hall
clothing house, left yesterday morning on
business trip North.
Miss Lulu Meade. who has been quite i'll
at school, is sexpected home on Wednesday,
and will remain until cOnvalescent.
The city ambulance was called up on
CLAW street Yesterday TO attend a man who
had hemorrhage. He was relieved and
left.
Nayor Ellyson Yesterday received tele-
cram stating that Mayor +. ID. Bryan. OF
Charleston. s. C.. was on his way TO the
celebration.
Mr.. Chauncey Pettibone, Of Polo Post,
No. "a. G.. A. r.. and a member OF the Min
nesota Lumber Company. OF Polo, ILL.,, Is IN
the city on business.
Mr.. George A. Bowden. of Wytheviile,
with his wife, reached the city yesterday,
and will be the guest OF his father, Coun-
Gilman George +. Bowden, this week.
Mr.. Samuel P. weisger, of Augusta, Ca,
will be on to the unvelllng. MI. Welsiger
is former well-known Manehesterian and
a gallant member Of Parker's boy" ar
tillerys
ARE. Lee Council fair Saturday night
n handsome gold badge was voted TO Dir:
A. p. Montgomery. The gold watch will
be voted TO the most popular policeman
tomorrow night.
The earnings of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company for April. 1880,
we're S29, 1872 90 :sexpenses, sl7,3is.52 and
the earnings of the Petersburg Railroad
Company for the same month were s5i,-
COS. .S6: expenses. $50. .476.4i.
Miss Willie ID. Green. granddaughter OF
Mr.. w. ID. Gibson, OF No. 100 south Third
street, in descending stairway at the resi-
dence of Mrs. +, Courtney Jenkins. on
west Main street, yesterday afternoon
caught her foot in the drapery Of her dress
and fell, straining her arm quite badly.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. G. f. Delarue, his
wife, and three children attended the tu-
neral Of Mrs. w. c. wilkinson and while
they were driving with the procession,
through Hollywood in two-wheeied
jumper the vehicle from sone cause over
turned and the occupants were thrown
out. None Of them ware hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
CLOSING EXERCISES,
EDUCATION AND ITS ENEMIES.
Professor Smith Delivers striking Lee
ture on this subject.

The last and one of the best of the series
of public lectures by the profesSorsat kich-
mond College was delivered IN the college
chapel last night by Professor Z. b. Smith,
OF the chair OF mathematics.
His subject was American Education
and Its Enemies" The weather was uhla-
vorable, and consequently the audience
was not large. but those who 9ttendea
greatly enjoyed the Professors well-timed'
striking, and suggestive remarks; 80,
Those who know Professor Smitn-nis
command of clear. incisive language; his
ready wit, bis irresistible logic, and ms
power as a teacher-do not need to DE totd I
that the address was carefully arranged,
attractive in style. and full OF striking
thoughts and illustrations. =
After effectively showing up some OF
the various enemies of education such az
incompetent teachers, imperfect metnoas
of discipline, Objectionable TEXTBOOKS, &c,
the lecturer closed by paying glowing ig
tribute TO Richmond College. its recoru ~ /,
the past. and the noble and useful men IL
has sent out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
A DvICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nfty years MRS. WISsLowS
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothsrs
for their children while toetninx. Are you ds-
mrbed at night and broken OF yoar rest by sck
child suffering and crying with pain OF cutting
teeth. II 50 send at once and gsts bottle 4
"hrs winslow's soothing syrup" fx Chihrsa
Tcething. lts value 10 incsicalaoic. IL win ~
Iisve the poor little sufferer immsdiatsly. Do
pend upon IL, mothers: thsro is no mstaAs
about IL. IL cures Dyscntery and DisrhsaA
regulates the stomach and Bowels, cures wind
Collie. softens the Gums, reduces innsnmsss1s.
and gives tons and energy 70 the whole sysssn
"NrA. winsiow's Soothing syrup" for cnldrwa
ieetning Is pleasant to the tasts and is ths -.
scription Of ono Of tho Oldest snd beet female
physicians aud nurses In the United stass~ and
10 for ssls by all druggists throushoastns world
Price q cents q bottle. Bs suro and ssk ~
"MRS. wINsL0w's SOOTHING sYWPs
ap lD-SodtJa0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
Guests at the Exchange.
AT THE GROUNDS.
Cleaning Away the Rubbish and Making
Ready for Thursday.
INC work at the molement-grounds

Ready for Thursday.
The work at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
progressing smoothly.
When CAPTAIN Cole and his force quit
work Yesterday afternoon at & O'Clock
about one third ot the staging or scat
folding used IN raising and placing the
statue in position had been taken down.
The nearer to the ground this work gets
the more easily il can be accomplished, so
it is far to presume, and Captain Cole so
states. that by tonight or early tomorrow
morning all traces Of timber and rubbish
of all kinds will be removed.
THE VEIL SECURE.
The veil is now secured against the winds
pranks by several ropes passed around the
horses body. The ears and tip of the ami
mails tail protrude through the covering,
in order thcv NAV not hinder its descent.
When General Johnston pulls the stying
that holds the veil il will gracefully drop
to the rear, and will be pulled clea, OF the
monument by parties stationed tnere Tor
that purpose.
TIE SEATS.
A quantity OF the lumber used in the
staging il beng placed on the ground be-
tween the statue and grand-stGnd. This
will be used for the seating Of as many in
mates of the Soldiers Home as nav be
able to attend probably about 100.
Just 10 the south of and about fifty feet
from the monument Is the grand-stand. IL
is slightly semi-circular in shape and Will
seat about 1000 people. The speakers
stand is about twenty feet in advance of
this and ON either side of it is a stand for
the bands.
A rope will be run around the whole of
Lee Circle until after the arrival of the pro-
cession, in order to reserve room for the
participants in the parade.
FILE YOUR ROSTERS, PLEASE.
Commanders Of all organizations are re-
quested 10 prepare complete rosters of
their organizations and leave the same
at Lee Camp Hall. in order that the name
of every person who takes part III the
exercises may be preserved.
In addition TO this the Camp will also
have q register in which all visitors will be
expected to enter their names.
A list of the headquarters of the various
organizations has been prepared, and will
be posted to-day at conspicuous points. IN
order that veterans and other visitors will
know where to ind their commands.
APPROVING CHANCES.
Among those on the monument-grounds
Yesterday evening were General John X.
Cooke, who will act as General Lees chief
OF staff Thursday; General G. }. Anderson,
chairman Of the Military Committee /:
General w. K. Terry. Of the Soldiers
Home; Major Norman V. Randolph, Major
G.. Percy Hawes, aud others. They did
not have great deal to say, but the ex-
preston of their faces showed that they
were more than content with the progress
of affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
THE MATE SENT ON FOR FELONY.
This and Other Cases Before tho Police
Court Yesterday.

Justice Crutchfeld spent several hours
in the Police Court Yesterday invesbga-
ting the charge against G. y. Young. mate
of the schooner Warner Moore, of assault
ing Pat. Mclaughlin, one of the sailors,
with capstan-bar. with intent TO Kill.
The case had been continued for ten
DAYS on Saturday last on account ot the
absence of Mclaughlin. but he was pres.
ent Yesterday. and il was at the request OF
the defendant that Justice Crutchheld took
it up after the mornings docket had been
cleared up. Mr.. ID. C. Richardson appeared
as counsel for Young and there were large
number of witnesses examined. Justice
Crutchfeld sent the accused on to the
grand jury and he was bailed in the sum OF
$500, with Mr.. John A. Curtis as surety.
Oscar Brooks, the colored man whose
arrest Saturday night for shooting his
wife Maria. was reported in the Dispatch:
waived examination through counsel and
his case was certified TO the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court.
Horace Miles (colored) was sent on To
the grand jury to answer the charge OF
breaking and entering the room of Ger
trude Daniels and attempting to commit
an assault.
John Williams (colored) was sent TO jail
for sixty days for stealing three soda
water glasses and holders. the property of
G. c. Thon. and four months for stealing a
lot Of suspenders, the property of Mrs.
! Lillen6elG.
Richard Virgins (coloretD, charged with
breaking into the Office of J. W. White Il
Brother with intent TO commit n larceny.
Surety required for ninety days IN the sun
of : 100