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Nicely Case Continued.

About foar O'Clock Tuesday afternoon a
telegram was received from Harrisburg,
stating that the hearing OF the application
for the pardon Of the Nicely boys had been
continued TO April 18th The Sheriff at
once conveyed the intelligence 10 the eosi-
demntd men, who received il very cooiiy.
and IS though they hai been expecting il.
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Read and Learn.

Having purchased the grocery store Of Mr..
Josiah Keller. we are nov prepared TO fur
nish fresh staple and fancy Groceries, Can
dies, Cigars and Tobacco. at lowest cash pri-
ces. All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange for goods. Call and see Us. Sole
Agents for Pllsbury Flour
Yours Respectfully,
kASTSEE & Plat,
No. .. Raer Block. Somerset, Pa.
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Farmers. Look to Your interests.


We extend our thanks for your very liber-
al patronage the pas, season. and beg leave
to say that with our extensive works, now
covering over an acre Of ground. We hope TO
be able TO GIL all our wholesale and retail
orders promptly.
Having contracted with s. B. Yoder, OF
Pngh, Somerset County, and Peter Fink, Of
Somerset. to solicit orders, we feel assured
they will be able to name prices and terms
tbss sill be satisfactory TO all.
As reference in regard 20 our works and
facilities fur misunderstanding first-class fer
iilizer, we take the liberty Of naming Hon.
O. z. shaver and s B loder. both gentle
men whose veraciiy will not be doubted and
who visited our works during the fall Of 50
On behalf OF the susqnehanna Fertilizer
Co OF Baltimore City.
Respectfully,
Al KosxR.
Gnernsey, Adams Co. Pa.
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Ex-Congressman Samuel Calvin, of Hol-
iidaysburg, and the oldest lawyer in Blair
county. died Wednesday morning Of last
week from heart failure, aged 20 years He
was elected as an old-time Wing as a mem
Der ofthe Thirty-frst Congress in lSis, and
took prominent part in that Congress He
was Greenback Presidential elector in 1880
and was prominent member Of the Consti-
tutional Convention of 1874
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On Wednesday Mr. Josiah Keller took
possession of the Postoffice and on Tuesday
Messrs. Kantner & Piatt purchased and took
possession OF Mr.. Keller's grocery store. No.
,, Baer Block, and have since received a
fresh new stock of Staple and Fancy Grocer
les, Canned Goods, Fruits. Candies, Cigars
and Tobacco. and are receiving new goods
daily. Fresh goods and low prices. All
kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for goods Cali and see Us.
K.xrxrD q pr.-r
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Mr. Henry F. Barron. assistant princ;pai
Of the borough schools. has rendered his
resignation, 20 take effect Friday, when he
viii 60 10 Johnstown to accept a position
with 7 r. Marshall. a prominent contractor
and lumber dealer Of that place. Mr. Mar
shall wtl find Henry q frs;-cias.. upright
and correct young business man.
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prIzes for Bows and CIrls,

The Pittsburgh Weekly Post is offering SIC,
in six cash prizes. to boys and girls not over
fifteen years Of age. in Western Pennsylv=-
mia. outside of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
City, who may prepare the best essays on
subjects TO be assigned them. All boy com
pefitors will be given the same topic All
girl competitors will be given the same topic.
Essays of any number Of words under 500
win be accepted, but no essay shall exceed
500 words The prizes, three TO- 5cys and
three for girls. viii be divided a. g lows
Twenty dollars to the boy writing the best
essay SO for the second best essay = for
the third best essay SO to the girl writing
the best essay $40 for the second best essay
S for the third best essay. The period OF
competition is Limited to June l. A copy of
the Weekly Post containing rules for the con-
test. topics for essays. etc, etc, will be sent
by Tie Post on receipts Of ; cents.
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EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
DR.. SaddIer. 9o4 Penn Avenue.
Pittsburg.

The most reliable person to consult,
Because: He is thoroughly educated in gen
eral medicine.
Because; He has had the largest experience
in his speciaIties Of any man vest of The
mountain
Because: His reputation depends upon the
satisfaction Of those who have expert
enced his results.
Because. lie is not afraid to have results in
vestigaied and compared with the besf
aEyrrhere.
Because: He gives you thorough examina-
ton and reliable opinion of your durs-
bility. before you begin treatment.
Because He gives his personal attention TO
esTy case.
Because: He gives the least possible pain in
all treatments
Because: He does not experiment.
Because: Your circumstances govern his
charges.
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Anaoie 4 shuster. the well-known Dry
Goods and Dress Goods merchants. Of Pits.
oureh, change their advertisement in this
ISSUE. Persons who shop by mail. or in the
city, will do well to rad Il
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PItssbure Nurseries.

Messrs. John r. & A. Murdoch have sent
rs their beautiful spring catalogue Of Trees.
Seeds. Hardy Roses, Vines. etc It Is print
ed by Percy F. Smith and is gem in every
respect. See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Master Joe" Swank. The quiet young fsl-
low who SO faithfully and vsluably assisted
bis father in the Recorders Office during the
past two years, now smiles on his many
friends through the handsome plate glass
over the counter Of the First National Bank.
he having accepted position with that in
stilniion on the lst inst.
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Prof r. r. Sanner. the well-known teach
er and instructor, will open Normal
School az Confoenoe on April 18th. TO con-
nnue ten weeks. Teachers throughout the
county are fully aware of the advantages to
be derived from bis instruction.
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Says It's a Lie.

Ed. HERsLn:-A report has been circuIa-
ted through Jenner township that l have
been soliciting signers to a petition FOR the
pardon Of Joseph and David Nicely. and
also working for them ! pronounce the
same a wilful and malicious lie. ! have
never been interested in their behalf in any
way whatever. By publishing Jshe asov.
you will oblige me.
MATTHEW g GRIFFITH.
Qaemahoning, Pa, March II. Ise0.
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Farm for Sale.

John H. Uhl has farm for sale Of about
forty five acres. located six miles east olson
erses. With good house. bank barn. twenty
five acres clear, of which twelve acres is in
meadow There are about two hundred and
nifty sugar trees on the farm. a good spring,
good fruit orchard, and also good timber
thereon. Possession given at once. Terms
easy.
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The Pittsb,gg Tunes Of Monday says;
Ralph Bagaiey ESQ, said last evening that
he would not have been surprised fthe road
had been bid in for SO. He refused to vent
ure guess rs 10 whether or not the parties
who have bought would push it TO compile
ton. lie stated. however, the road was
more than iwo-thirds completed. and that
with comparatively 4 small amount Of mon
ey II could be finished s5.5Os.e 60 havethus
far been spent on it.
The seven or eight Pittsburgsrs interested
held about s6,000,O0O Of the origihsl stock.
There is a prevailing opinion among people
on the outside that the charter of the Sou th
Penn expires in 1891 That is mistake
The charter is peculiarly worded and really
does not expire for five OF six years yet.
A telegram from Reading TO the Times
says that the r. < r has been trying for
some time to secure e western outlet inde-
pendent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
the B. & 0 but it was believed TO be the
intention Of the p & r to strike the West
ern Maryland. by short line west of Har-
risbug. Il is believed in Reading that Mr..
Baer has made 10 strike, aud that the
Souta Penn will be completed finally by
the Reading Company. He is said TO have
made the purchase by direction of President
Austin Corbin. who IS stockholder in the
New Jersey Central. and that the two roads
will CO operate. The Reading Company has
commenced to build piers for a bridge across
the snsqnehanns at Harrisburg The P. Il.
r. refused 10 sell the old South Penn piers,
and President Corbin vows he will have
bridge on his own.
Mr.. B&er, who is in Philadelphia, stated
to The Tiiaes correspondent that the road bad
been bought by corporation that would
reorganize it within 30 days. He denied
that the Reading Rrilroad had purchased the
South Penn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

While Joseph Brown. ofnear Donegal was
engaged 10 cling a circular saw, the steam
suddenly arose, and before Brown could get
away fron the saw, il cut his right leg Of at
the knee. He almost bled 70 death before
assistance arrived
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AErrESoox sEssrox.

Open st l.ssl. Close at 40; l. Increas-
ing and Maintaining the Fertility of the
Soil. Hon. o. p Shaver; ? Farmers
Organization, T. H Werner, Editor High
land Farmer; B. e Roads and Road Making, =
Henry Raueh.
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Open at $50. Close at 1900; l. Devotion
al Exercises: , Organization; 3. . Raising
Wheat aud Corn in Somerset County, +"
Adam B. Shaffer; 4. How can farmers
best help each other p Simon l. Korns; 5.
"a Docs it pay?' Miss Sadie Critchfeld
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

DR. A }. Endsiey IS stiIl struggling with
the grippe. i has had tight hold on the
Doctor Tor the pas, ten weeks. and il seems
that be can't shake il.
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1890. 1890.
STOCK OF
GOODS
Now on Exhibition.


The largest and most complete
stock We have ever had the pleasure
Of showing. in
Black and Colored Silks, Black
and Colored Cachimers, in 40 and
46 inches wide, all new shades.
46-ineh silk Warp Caehimers,
plain and fancy stripe. for eombina-
tion Suitings, all new.
Dress Goods Of all kinds, from
) cents 10 sl.O0 per yard. You
can't help being suited in this De
partment.
Fifty pieces of Crown Satines,
the prettiest Satine in the market
A nice lot of Magenta Satihes, at
10 cents per yard
Two hundred pieces ofnew Dress
Ginghams, Just received. Any guam
tity of new Ginghams. at 5 cents
per yard
Two hundred pieces of good
Dark Calicoes, at ) cents.
Shifting calicoes of all kinds.
New shirtings of all kinds.
New Table Linens, Napkins,
Hamburgs, and Towels,
White Goods of every descrip-
ton.
Lace Curtains at 60. 75 and 90
cents per pair, all new.
A fell line Of plain and fancy
Scrims, from ) to 10 cents.
Our stock Is brand, splinter new.
No old goods to waste your time
on, and as for prices, we can't be
beat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

The county commissioners having agreed
to turn over the old Jail 10 the contractors
on April lst have been corresponding with
the proper authorities Of Cambria, Indiana
and westmoreiAnd COUNTIES in regard 70
taking care Of the unforiunates who may be
in the cdstody Of Sheriff NcMilleu at that
time. or who may be placed under his care
during the erection Of the new county prs
on. Indiana county agrees 70 maintain
Somerset county prisoners for tifty cents per
6av and the commissioners have written
an acceptance Of their offer. Sheriff Nc
Milien and his Official household win find a
convenient boarding house while the new
jail is building.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

Thoroughbred Shorthorn Bulls for
Sale.
The undersigned offers few select young
bulls for sale. one red aud one roam, one
year old, both seTviceable, at low prices. All
sired by Roam Boy, No. 0I,779 a prize winner
Of the Sharon family. Call on or address
VIM. H. Miller. Sioyesiown, Pa.
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DIED.
EDIE PILE,
Teacher.

MILLER.-On March 10, 1890. in Middle
creek township. Ira J. Miller, aged II years,
? months and 20 DAYS.
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sehooI Teaehers. AttentIon

School Teachers. Attention :
Send to Fishers Book Store for cards,
ehromos, and other rewards for last days Of
school. You can send price in postage
stamps. Cards, chromos and books mailed
promptly. CHAs. II. FIsHKR
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Charley Gallagher, better knownas Laugh
ing Charley. who with Sisne. Shenandoah
Red. and "Dutchy" Button. was arrested
four years ago for burglarzing the Somerset
Railroad station. was released from the
peniteniiary eleven weeks ago and has been
loafiag around Johnsiown pretty much ever
since Il Was member Of this gang who
shot officer Warner in the arm while making
the arrest Charley is a regular bum He
has been in the lookup several times since
be pat in an appearance here--JohHs'gl5H
Tribune
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oeoFge sPangIer, Of Frie.ien-. has been
notified that an INCREASE Of pension has bsen
granted him.
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Correspondingly low rates from other sta
tons.
Parlor cars on day trains and sleeping cars
on night train from Pitsburg.
For tickets and parlor or sleeping car ae-
commoda;ions cali upon or address Agents
B. & RR
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MARRIED.

BRUNER.- BRUNER On Thur-dsy,
March 13, 1880, at New CenieTville, Pa, By
Rev. J. H. Zinn. Mr.. Solomon D. Bruner
to Mrs. louisa Bruner, both Of jefferson
township.
R.-SMUCKER.- March Is,
1890. at the Lutheran parsonage. Berlin Pa.
BY Rev c. B. Gruver. Mr. Franklin L Walk
er to Miss Minnie Smoker, both of Stony
creek township.
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Mrs. Ella Sewiin Of McKeespon. arrived
IN town Monday morning for short visit
to her mother, Mrs- Henry Brubaker.
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lockwood Normal school

will open Monday, April 18th For par
.icnlars address C. L. saylor, or o o. Say
lor, lockwood, Pa.
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Mrs. Anna B. Scull. the venerable wid-
ow Of John l. Sculi, second editor Of the
Pittsburgh Ga-ete. and mother Of the editor
Of the HERALD. died at her home in Steu-
benville, Ohio. Thursday night last. She
was born in Bedford, Pa, March II 1875,
and was within three days of 81 years Of age
a; the time Of Der death. She was educsted
at the celebrated Moravian school at Bethls-
hem. Pa, and up until the hour Of her
death her mind and memory were unim-
paired.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

Dr.. J. N. Lou,her refused one thousand
dollars for bis handsome team Of grays. one
day last week.
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We are panied 10 announce that Our old
time friend Jonathan Cunningham. whose
farm covers the west side ofthe hill south OF
the borough, was stricken with paralysis this.
Tuesday. morning Mr. Cunningham IS
well up in year aud has been an invalid for
a long time. Has friends have dispaired Of
his recovery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

Mahlon schrOck Is agent for Chase & San
born's choice RIO, Mocha and Java Coffee
Buy it. and use the pure article.
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GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

lines complete We prepared TO show fall line Of
Foreign and Domestic Goods prices that cannot be reached for the
same QUALITY Of Goods.
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Adam Hahn. Of sfeyers.isIe has been
granted pension.
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Program
FoRESooS SESSION.

For local Farmers Institute to be held at
Jenner y Roads, Pa, Saturday, March %.
1900
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Farmers, buy your Timothy and Clover
Seed from Nahlon schrock He keeps in
stock the best re cleaned Western Seed.
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For Rert

One half Of the Hunsecker house on Main
street, Somerset Possession given at once
Apply to H. r Barron.
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For sale.

Timothy hay, delivered, for &c 90 per ton
Timothy and Clover mixed, delivered for
$ per ton. Call on or address J. H. Coun-
tryraan, Lavansville, Pa
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In the Recorders Office.
Deeds observation-disclosures Granted
Marriage Licenses Issued
DEEDS REcoRDED.

DEAur E1DoA1AD.
John J. Sci.ell and other. to John Hsgus
properly in Garrett consideration assoc.
Josiah Keller. to County Commissioners.
property in Garrett consideration $ 60.
Elizabeth 4 Hugus. 10 Berlin r r Co,
property in Garrett consideration sIoo.
Tobias KInrnelI to Thomas Rs-sp. proper
ty IN MeyersdAle consideration 5000.
Josiah shaulis to John Kline and others.
psspery IN Somerset township consider
alton s432
Ezra Griffin 10 Jacob saylor property in
Neyersdale; consideration 500.
Solomon seibert to David Casebeer. prop
erty in Somerset township; consideration
$50
Artisans l,eposit Bank 20 John Killer,
property in Somerset consideration SIS
Mary Kifer to John Kiier, property IN
Somerset consideration 500.
John Kiser to Barbara Snowman. prop
erty in Somerset consideration ss25.
Josiah woy and others TO Abraham Long,
property in Black township; consideration
s2500o0.
LETTEEs GRAsTED.
Letters were granted TO Perry J. Blongh
to Administer upon the estate Of Andrew
Biougb late Of Qnemahoning township, de
ceased
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
John weimer Of Summit township and
Mary f. Bingner OK somersst township
Solomon D Bruner aud Louisa Bruner
both Of jefferson township.
Alexander c. Steiner and Neitie J. Koontz
both Of Black township.
Luther Bzrndt Of stoney Greek township
and Fairellen Brick Of Allegheny township
Reduced Rates to Western Points.
The Baltimore and Ohie Railroad Is now
selling tickets 10 points in Minnesota the
Dakotas. Nebraska. Kansas and the Far
West. at rates much below former prices.
If you think Of going West it will pay you
to communica,e with the Ticket Agents Of
the B. & o. before purchasing your tickets
CHAs. .. ScrrLL.
Gen'l Pass. Agt.
B. & O. T. R.
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+ J. Kooser. left for Washington. Pa,
Saturday afternoon. where his son. Ernest,
who is a student at the Washington & JEFF
ferson College. is confined 10 bed with an
attack Of inHammatOIy rheumatism. Mr..
Kooser is in Harrisburg to day, Tuesday, ar
guing the case ofthe Commonwealth against
the Nicely boys before the State Board Of
Pardons. Messrs Coaroth and Koontz are
.here In hal.aif of the coniemnei .nen-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

The dwelling house ofJames Coughenour,
al schweibenz. near Con6uenoe, was destroy
ed hy Ere on Monday night OF last week.
The flames caught from an oyerheated stove
and were far advanced when discovered.
Ms Coughenour had her hair burned of
and her face scorched. having gone into the
house to save some vsluaoles- Coughenour
kept a boarding house. but ali the boarders
escaped in time. The value Of the building
was about 81 0oo. with no insurance Be
sides this loss. all Of the household effects
and 500 in money we're destroyed. Cough
enonr i an engineer on the Schweibeuz
railroad
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-19

On Thursday morning Mr.. Josiah Keller
took charge OF tie Somerset post Office,
having purchased all the furniture and fix
tures pertaining TO the Office from his preie-
cessor. Mr. J. X Conroth. Mr.. Keller has
retained Mr. Frank Sannrr as bis tirst assist
ant and The two viii devote their entire
time 10 the discharge Of the duties Of the
oaice. Mr. Coffroth held the position for
almost Eve years and during that time dis
charged the onerons duties connected with
il il, a manner entirely satisfactory to our
citizens and highly crediiable to himself
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Joint lastituts At Rathe,.


Following are the minutes Of the third
joint institute held at Bethel on Saturday,
March s. 1890:
The only work Of the forenoon was organ
ization, which resulted in the election of Il
F. Yost, as President. H S. Rhodes as Vice
President. :. J. Fit as Query Manager and
NJ NJ. Thomas. as Secretary.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I. Class Drill in Arithmetic
II. D. Naugle.
?. How 70 Spend Friday Afternoons
J. 8. Fulton.
9. School Punishmeats,'
J. J. stahl.
4. Winds and Ocean Currents"
NJ. NJ. Thomas.
.. "Class Drill in Phonics,
David Berkey.
6. Attendance
Edward Border
EVENING SESSION
L Recitation,
Mahlon Meyers
. should the two schools near Bethel be
united and form graded school -
N. ". Thomas.
8 Defamation"
Laura Krebs.
4. Attention"
H.F. Yost.
j. Essay on Flies
Sem kaufman
6. School Ethics"
Charles L. Spencer.
:. School Apparatus,
H. D. Naugle.
s. a Teachers Library
Sydney Holsopple
sEcRErARY.
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THE SOUTH PENN
Is Still a Very Live Corpse, and
Nay Yet be Built.
George r. Bser Purchases the Entire
Read for 2,5oo.

dispatch from McConneilsburg, sa rs =
The sale ofthe South Pennsylvania Rrilroad
by the Sheriff Of Fulton county brought
very few strangers TO this place Saturday
Before the hour Of sale the Judgement upon
which the road was advertised for sale was
assigned TO Major ). {. Aneona, Of Reading.
When the Sheriff announced the sale, Geo
7. Baer, Esq, attorney for the bondholden,
gave notice that the road is subject 10 q
mortgage, dated July /, 1885, in favor Of the
Union Trust Company. Of New York, trus-
tee, TO Insure al issue of bonds of the said
railroad company, to the amount Of So. .000.-
00o, and that s.. .6Oo. 900 Of said bonds have
been issued and are outstanding.
The property was started at $500 and sf-
ter some spirited bidding was knocked down
to George F. Baer, Of Reading. for the sum
of $500. the only other bidder being Will
lard I. Browsen, representing the Weston
Engine Company, Of Boston. Very little in
formation could be obtained from the par
ties attending the sale. but enough has
leaked cut to lead our people to believe that
the prospects for the completion of the
South Pennsylvania Railroad are brighter
to-day than they have been since the sus-
pension of work on the road.
The old stockholders who operated against
the building OF the road are now out, aud
George +. Baer. the sole stookholder. viii
form company which will be composed Of
new stockholderS who will favor the COM
pletion Of the road, and they viii issue
bonds on the mortgage TO the amount that
will enable them to complete the road, and
it is thought that the South Pennsylvania
Railroad will ere long be one of the perma
nent institutions Of the State.
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sehrocs is headquarters for Tobacco and
Cigars