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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-06
FlNANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.
EXCHANGE REVIEW.

REVIEW.
NEW YORK, February 5.-With the excentiop
OF hoek Island, Reading, sugar refineries and
ieal trust, the stock market was dull TODAY
anu ieVeilshness and irregularity marked tbe
ueailngs throughout most of the day. The
oears claiineo 10 nave discovered that insiders
wno nave neiu their certificates since the
~ '~othia'ion oi Vne trust, were selling, and as
usual were trying to take the market fror,
.heh'. MOCK lslano was the feature of the day.
oelng again specially weak and reaching tba
lowest price for the past week. The old rnr,or.
were still circulated. The market closed drll
and heavy, generally at about tho lo,vo.t
prices. Final changes in all but few nases
are in the direction of lower figures bnt .,,aor
with 31s, lead 1ss as d Rock Island IL. are the
only ones of Importance Chicsgo s,d Eat
Illinois, common, rose 4, and preferred . per
cent psA
Governments dull and steady.
Petroleum opened firm at lO55h and after n
slight decline became strong and advanced to
1o'' tnen reacted, and rallied again, and closed
firm at 1067s
stocK Exchange-Opening, 1853; highest,
ioi lowest 1867; closing, 1868.
consolidated Exohange-Opening, 1882
nlgnest' lo71a; lowest, 1051.; closing. 1925.
Total sales, 615, 900 barrels.
koNsy QUOTATIONS.
easy at 1G4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, $780, per cent,
Sterllng exchange-Quiet and steady; 60-day
ollls, $4.S312; demand, $4.S715.
Bar silver, 96ssc. per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 5.-silver bars,
911399Sc. per ounce.
STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK. February 5.-Closing quota
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ported missing, was found yesterday
among the city papers by City Clerk
Teed.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $103,27S and were AZ in
number. OF these we're for more
than $1,000 each and % were for nomi'
nal considerations.
The Southern California Veterinary
Medical Society met on Tuesday night
After the transaction of business and the
reading of paper the society went into
committee of the whole and drew up a
scale of charges for mutual protection
and the benefit of the public.
"The Necessity for State Reform
School" is the subject selected by Rev.
DIR. Stalker for his theme next Sunday
evening, when he will occupy DR.. Can
tines Fort-street pulpit. DR.. Stalker is
something of Nationalist in educational
matters, and believes that every school
in the land should be under the super
vision of the State.
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MRS. DIR. WELLS

ENlEEsT LADY LICENTIATE OF KENTUCKY.
Ilar Ea1cated "a abroad. Thirty years in and cit,
aI'ad izen OF ne United States. Many years OF
successful practice in this city. Utter.
me h and Rectal Diseases treated with skill
py py new methods without knife or oaustjc
atHompt Iron Teliefin suppressed or painful menstrn
ono onon a.. Ia Prolapsus, liberation, Congestion.
Ti Tue eIlal VIII convince. Special treatment for
Ms Mo ases incident upon the climacteric period
braiy lazy are driven insane from reflex. nervous
eo Gtain trou bles; others burdened with Tumors
s,itst,,V Varlcose Ulcers. City references Con.
j12tf
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aenerna Haargexs,

NEW YORK, February 5.-Hops-Quiet and
frmer
Cotfee-Options closed steady. Sales, 24,5OO
bags. February. $15 90; March, $15S5G9O;
April, S15.75; May, $15. 75@SO; June, $15. 20
@15.75.
Spot Rio, quiet and frmer; fair cargoes, 1e24
No. z, 1714c.
Sugar-Raw, dull and nominal. Sales, 200
hhds. Domestic molasses 80 test, 334c. Re-
5 1-16(g34c.; white extra C, S 1896; yellow,
411a951sc.; off A. 5 9-16@7sc. mould A. 6sec.
standard A: Gee; powdered, 69'16c.;
Copper-Negiecled. Lake, February, $14 20
Lead-Steady. domestic, SO So
Tin - Declined closed steady. Straits,
$21.80.
CHICAGO, February 5.-whiskey-S2.OO.
shoulders, $4.25@4 371a; short clear, $5. .05
@5. TO- short ribs. February, $3.50.
Pork Steady. February, $685.; May,
$101712
!-ard-steady. February, $685.; May,
Sc. 021a.
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NEWS NOTES.

No quorum was present at the Council
meeting yesterday, in consequence of
which the sewer ordinance will come up
on Monday next.
Selah w. Brown will deliver his pop
ular lecture, "a Journey to jerusalem" I"
at the Methodist church, Boyle Heights,
tomorrow evening.
The bond of the South Side Irrigation
Company, made in 1887, which was re-
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N1SBET'S
Tonic Poultry Powder

Is over twenty times ss strong as any of the So
oaa m es 1oods offered for SALE and while they
mems, this only costs from cents to 10 cents a
week week Tor the same number, according to the
s,zea s'M package used Address all orders to
Nlspet), "a West First St., room 10. fe2-Im
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YORK. February 5.-Mining shares
INNING STOCKS.
ary 5.-The follow.
GRAIN Markets.
DOMESTIC.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 5.-wheat-Easy
Buyer season, 1.4O4; buyer, 80, 81 SO
per GENITAL
Barley-Weak. Buyer, season, so3lc. buyer
90, S514c. per GENITAL
Corn, 95c@$1.1O.
oHIcAao February 5.-1:15 p. m close
"heat-Firmer. February, 75%c. per bushel;
May, 7914c.
Corn-tirm. February, 2s9.c. per bushel;
May, 313sc.
oats.steady. February, 21c per bushel;
May, 2215c.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Rye-Msy, 464c, per bushel.
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A. ID. M.

The members of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, are requested to meet at their hall
next Friday morning at $50 o'clock, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, Terrence
Kenny. By request Of
W. ]. FLATLEY,
President.
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At Auction Today.

W. E. Beeson will sell full line of fur
nitute, bedding, dishes, etc., at 10 a.
M. and 2 p. m., at 119 and 121 West
Second street.
BEN o. RHoADEs, Auctioneer.
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FOREIGN,

LIVERPOOL. F. bruary 5.-Wheat - Firm
demand improving; holders offer sparingly
Corn-Firm; demand fair. New mixed
western, 3s 101ad. per GENITAL
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
Members of Los Angeles Lodge, No.
80, A. O. U. w.

You are requested to meet at A. 0. U.
w. hall, at 9 O'Clock, sharp, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, James
Fitzpatrick. Brothers of sister lodges
and soiourning brothers are invited to
attend.
A. G. SUMMERS, Master Workman.
WALTER DEvEREUX, Recorder.
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Our Home Brew.

Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery
In draught in ell the principal saloons. de.
oivered promptly in bottles or kegs. Office and
Brewery 23o Also street. Telephone 81.
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Wenn oval Motto

o r. B. Young, architect, has removed from
uallfornla Bank to room AZ New Wilson block
corner Second and Fort streets
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Harris. the Halter

FOrtify the System against Colds
By taking the Turkish bath.
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Buggy robes and blankets at Foy's harness
shop, PIT Los Angeles street,
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La Grippe In the East
now cured by the use OF the Turkish bath,
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The Best al White shirts
At Harris, the halter and gents furnisher, 2Od
South Spring street.
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ANMMAHX

Number Of Transfers above 81, 600 each, 8.
Amount, $99, $50.
Number Of transfers under 81 600, IL.
Amount, $4,52S
Number OF nominal transfers, o.
Total amount of considerations, S1O3 .2S8.
Note-Transfers of which the consideration ia
list. O'S
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DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by tHe Abstract ANA Title
insurance Company of Los An.
S9los.
WEDNESDAY. February 5. 1890.
CONVEYAECES.

Q Johnston to w Gardner and w Rhodes
---4Agreement - to convey 26 acres about 2 miles
NE OF GlendOra and water rights; S5 900
g Northcraft to Olive H Dyer and B Cos
$1,000
" NJ Tanning to EmmaF Robinson-Most w
= acres Of lot 2, block2, Kipgsley's sub of lot
= and part OF lot B. Loop and Meserve tract, Ro
a san Jose Jose and int in two artesian wells, etc
James M Davies to Depot Ry Co-Street rail
way known as Depot railway and branch; also
und OF railway. com at Third street and
Woliskill avenue, with franchise, etc. $40, 900.
q Lewis to Laura E Lewis-Lot block l ,
ocean view tract No 1; also lot 80 block 18.
PARK tract; also lot Al block z aud lot block
3, Howes tract; $500.
,,i San Gabriel Valley Land and Water Co to J
Meilus-lots 35 and 80 block 27, lots 49, Ia
and Is block 81, G V L and W Cos sub East
San Gabriel tract; $1,15O.
13 block IL and lot i3 block Ia, w Chiids'
200-lot tract; $4,000.
Morrison to R Verch-West "a feet of
lots and block 2, Beaudry tract No q;
$1,000.
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And gents furnisher, 2O4 s. Spring st.. oppo
site the Hollenbeck.
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Spring Styles SILK Hats
Harris, the halter and gents furnisher, 2O4
,uth Spring street.
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LAMP EXPLOSION.

r. D. List, Notary Public Legal papers care
iully drawn. Is ). Spring. Dispositions taken
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Jobber carpenter, 116 South Spring. TIE
phone BAL.
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Harris, the Halter
And gents furnisher, 204 s. Spring st., opposite
the Hollenbeck.
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Try Pride of the:Family" soap.
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Pure maple sugar at Seymour & johnson
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f. 4. MOOFehOuse.
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NqED.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
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Farmers. Take Notice.

heve leased the large warehouse of Peter
Fink at the B. & o. Depot, in Somerset, for
i've yeors, and also uarerooms at Berlin and
CoIemsnis, where will keep on hand dur
ne the seasons for delivery and reshipmeEt
70 all local points every grade OF Fertilizers
manufactured by the we'll known Sasque-
hanna Fertilizer Company, of Canton. Bal
timore, Nd. ! have spent five years among
you. while these goods have been used in
Somerset county for eight years, having been
introduced by the Hon. o. P Shaver Ow-
ing TO the large number of my patrons whom
THANK kindly, ny agents and myself may be
unable to call to see you personally, 50
take advantage Of your excellent papers to
call your attention to the merits Of our Fer
tiiizsrs. and beg leave to say that 6. B. Yo-
der, Of Pugh, Somerset County. Pa, and
myself have solicited orders for the fall crops
of issO-IG0 tons to date Of issue, notwith-
standing the strong composition
R. NJ. Patton. Of Somerset, who resides
near the depot, is acting as delivering agent
for me By addressing or calling on him,
you can learn our prices. We can re-ship
to any local point on short nosicr. but would
prefer at all times to have your orders As far
in advance Of immediate wants as practical
As ii enables Us TO get our goods to you in
better mechanical condition. Ia behalf Of
the susquehanna Fertilizer Co, am,
Very Respectfully,
A. J. Kosxs, Guernsey. Pa.
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Our Compliments to the Trtbnne-
Il 5 smazing that for = doIiar year the
New York Tri5uns can Provide 3 weekly
newspaper which will contain such features
as ara proposed for 1901 See prospectus in
smother ceinrnn. No one can read what the
Tri6uns has to say for Itself wishouz beins
struck with The sincerity, patriotism Of p1f
pose. and enterprise Of that great national
newspaper Il has collected lzrge corps Of
special contributors, con prisine many Of the
most prominent men in AussTicz, and Hill
have long articles from taem on leading
questions 0f the d<y and il i noteworthy
that the Tdibaa<. true 70 It's own patriotic
purposes, has made up It's list Of writers
without going abroad fer any Of them We
risk little in saying that its enterprise in Sc
caring Roswell G. Horr. sof Michigan 70
explain the tariff to the farmers Of the eoun-
try, xiii receive rich reward. Secretary
RISK, Jaiius C. Burrows. of Michigan. P. 7.
Barnun. and The long list Of other special
writers viii certainly supply important
essays, The TfiEaa< IS the best Of the met
ropolitan reeklies. and readers viii do well
to send for sample copy before making
their subscription the coming winter.
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cheap schooI Books.

Notice is hereby given that st Fishers
Book Store there Is for sale large stock Of
Colton's. Harper's and Barnes large Geogra-
phies, Buffers and Harper's small Geogra-
phies, Appleton's, and Raub's Readers,
Brooks and Shields Arithmetics, Back
walters and Pztterson's Spoilers, Reed
and Kellogg's, Raab's and Swinton's Gram
mars. COTS Arithmetics, 0lney's Complete
Algebras. and Wesalake's Literztures. and 3
small supply Of other secondhand school
Books. These second hand books must be
sold before January !, 1891, and viii be sold
cheap. After that date they viii be shipped
way. CHAs H. FISHER
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FErzt-Thaf Jon VIII use your influence
TO secure my pardon. or have my sentence
commused
second-That if any Of my friends are i'm
piicated you win use every effort TO protect
them
Third viii write all know concerning
the Umberger murder. II anything, if il l.
published for my benefit
FOURTH will not agree 10 any Of the
above. II anything. without first cOnsulting
my father and mother.
In view OF the above statement Mr.. Kooser
thoughf there rere the strongest reasons for
belieseng that the Nicely boys we're the
guilty parties.
He was followed BY W Il. Kooutz, who
argued that the re-hearing should be grant
ed; that the above statement had been
vrung from Dsyid Sicely after ne had been
captured Il the hands Of an angry populacs
He had been pursued and there was an sx-
preston Of abiect terror on his eountsnznce
as would lead any one 70 suppose be would
do anything TO save himself
After Mr Koontz had 6nished lis srgu-
ment Ms Nicely Was permitted to plead for
mercy, and in broken voice tried 10 estab-
Iish the innocenre Of her boys.
From eight O'clock until nearly twelve
Wednesday night the Board vrestlei in Sc
cref session with the question Of granting q
re hearing. and finally refu-ed the applica-
ton. This decision settles the fate Of the
prisoners 50 far a= the Pardon Boari Is con-
cerred
When the writer visited. the Nicely boys
in the new j.. aOnd4y anrrnoou he found
them both il happy state Of mind and ap-
parentiy undistnFbed BY the final action Of
the Board of Psr.lonz. Neither Of them had
anything to say for publication except that
they had not yet abandoned hope
Both men are very much bleaehed and
have lost considerable in weight during the
twenty months Of their confinement.
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Between the hours OF ten and eleven
O'Clock Wednesday night, the 5sh inst the
residence Of John Hay, near BakersViiies
was entered by burglars who carried on
nice lirie sum Of hard cash An entrance
Was Effected through a window, and none Of
the family were disturbed by the thieves
The same night a horse belonging to M
Abram Miller, who lives in the same neigh
borhood. was stolen from it, owners barn,
and hitchea to the buggy Of Wm- knepper.
who was spending the night at Miller's- and
driven away by three met They were seen
uassing along the road by persons in West
moreland county at an early hour the toi-
lowing morning. When within few miles
ofMf. Pleasant the horse and buggy was aban-
ioued. and after the lines bad been securely
fastened M the horse was headed for home,
where be arrived in the barnyard the same
evening. and strange to say. with nothing
broken. Il is thought BY many persons that
these are the same three tramps who 50 cru
eIv beat Mr.. and Ms. Josiah Brani, snd
then set fire to their barn early that same
evening.
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District Attorney l. c. Colborn and vile
entertained number Of their many frienos
Wednesday evening. One Of the principal
features Of the entertainment was donkey
partv.r and the amusement Afforded their
guests will Iinger long while in memory >
lap. Knowing that interest Is always
awakened and stimulated where there is .
prize to contest for, Mr.. and Mrs ColooTn
offered several triiing little souvenirs, such
as are given at progressive enehre parties, TO
the guests who came closest TO and fArthest
from pinning the donkey's taii where a
Gonkey's switch ought to grow The donkey
presented a most Iudicrous sight with his
tail in the position most Of the contestants
pinned il. and the merriaent created only
ceased when refreshments were served After
refreshments the prizes were awarded Ms
Il :. Kinmel, who had pinned the donkey $
tail where a donkey's tail ought to grow,
was presented With the FIRST prize Mrs
John Lambert was awarded the second, and
Mss Mary BAer the ''Oooby prize
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Facts Worth knowing.

Ir all diseases Of the nasal mucous mem
brzne the remedy used must Be non-irritA-
ting. The medical profession has been slow
u learn this Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with donches. snaffs, powders
or syrinses because they arr all irritating, do
not thoroughly reach the Affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures A multitude Of persons who had
for years born ail the worry and pain that
cztarrh can infict testify 10 radical cures
wrought BY EIy's Cream Balm
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A quiet home wedding took place al Tie
residence ofex-sherif Oliver KnePper al 10
o clock Wednesday morning. when Miss
Edith. the fourth daughter OF the household
was united in marriage with Mr.. Reuben
Linton. Of JohnstoTn- The knot was tied
bv Rev. J. F. Shearer, in the presence OF the
families Of the bride and groom, and a limit
ss pnulter Of friends. Mr.. and Ms Linton
left on the noon train for the eastern cities,
afier which they viii return to JohnstowD'
where they viii 20 to housekeeping IN
pretty little cottage furnished by the groom
Mis- Kuspper was one Of our towns most
popular young society ladies, and the groom
is a student Al law in the Office Of bis father
Hon. John P Linton.
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IIstor,,,,rgana yIcInltv

Listonburgis Is stiIl increasing in population
four families have lately mozeu IN.
Mr.. Smith, Of our town wears smile on
his face, another boy.
Mr.. Matlcck has enlarged his hotel for
public accommodation. Charley makes first
class landlord
Mr.. p T. Frederick bought the wilkins
property for his son-in-law. The price paid
WIS 500.
The Democrats of Listonburg are making
a loud noise over the late election. They
had better look out for 81. for then the joke
will be turned But rejoice when you can
for it seldom comes
Mr. George Wass the senior member Of
the firm Of wass & LisiDger. who had been
sick for long time is rapidly improving
since the election. l would judge him 10 be
a Democrat
WIDE AWAKE
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Pensions Paid

The report of the commissioner ofPen-
sions shows that during this fiscal year
ending June % last, Pension Agent Barclay
dispensed s4.6O6,9592l 10 pensioners. and
that the total expenses for bis office were
s4.ooo salary for himself, ss,5s6.T6 for clerk
hire and s.. 900 for rent The report shows
the following pensioners in each county in
western Pennsylvania
Allegheny, 1903; Armstrong, T5ei Beaver,
655 Bradford, 1852; Butler, 9o7 Cambria
4e5; Comeron, lis; Clarion, 7oI; CearheId,
5ss: Crawford, SIS; Elk, Ii6; Erie, | I.is4
Fsyette. IA; Forest, - Indiana 65s JEFF
ferson, 6ls; Lawrence, Az; Mexican, 4o6
Mercer, 667 Pike, G5 Potter, $40 Somerset
US; Tioga, I,efs: venango. 462, Warren,
III; Washington. 5Sts Westmoreland, s75.
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Hundrecs Saw So.

Any good thing which performs its func-
tons with half the quantity. is double the
value of poor thing thar requires twice IS
much for effect This truth is fully exem-
pliEed. as follows.
y. Ogden, Denawse Co, Mich, May L, Is9o-
The virtues Of your most invaluable med
icine. St. Jacobs Oil, compel me to give my
testimony in regard to what one half bottle
did for me- About year ago l had a swell
ed knee with rheumatism and expected to
De a cripple for life Before had nses! one
half bottle, had no more pain. the swelling
was gone, and / am as well as ever l be-
lieve it IS the best pain destroyer in the
universe J. M- l. PoErER
P. S.-My brother also, Rev. Samuel Por-
ter, was relieved By it of an excrueiating
pain in his left thigh.
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When Sheriff MeMillen returned home
fr,u Pittsburgh. after having delivered the
nr;-ouers senteaced 10 the penitentizry at
adjourned court last week. he made thor
orrh examination Of the upper corrider on
the xe-.ern side OF the new jail, in order 10
v--ifr information that had reached him Of
an attempt Frank Logue had made 70
..eepe The windows inside Of the jail are
rrosecsed by wire screen. all Of which are
secured BIZ ordinary locks. The boxes be-
tween the screens and grating are Of wood
A. IN dwelling houses. At the eextreine north
s-, window the sheriff found that Logne
lad picked the lock secaring the screen, and
hs4 cus tw0 narrew seams through the
wooaan window frame, with penkuifs. He
had not removed the piece cut loose from
,be brick wall, and even bad he done so. he
wootd have been Ear fr0m rezaining his free
sor,. since he could not possibly have cram
mas bis burly BODY through an opening eight
,r..hes xsae. the distance between the steel
e.2re Of the val and the gr@t;nz or the
-.ua5xs. Logae bad rery cieve-ly eoacsAi-
=, the scans be cut bg Cling teem vi.h
hirs Of paper tightly packed.
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From the Harrisburg Patriot
The teachers institutes Of the various
counties are nov being held and in q num-
Der Of them resolutions are being adopted
looking TO the increase of the salaries paid
to teachers. There Is no doubt that in
great many Instances the teachers Of the
public schools are paid salaries far below
what they should receive The work of the
teachers is very arduous- 1t IS not confined
10 the hours when school is in session, for q
great deal Of the work has TO be done OUT
side Of school hours.
The position occupied BY the publicschooI
teacher is a very important one. They
should be men and women Of education,
but unless good salaries are paid teachers of
this sort cannot be obtained. With low
salaries the teachers who are avAilable are
not of as high grade as they should be
The laborer is certainly worthy of bis hire
and il Is TO be hoped that the school sGthori-
ties can be induced 10 give some attention to
this matter
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Church Re-Opening.

The Liehty Evangelical Church, three
miles north of Somerset, having been repair
ed, new belfrey built. and Erst-elass
McShane bell placed in the same, and the
exterior of the church beautifully painted,
it viii be opened for Divine worship on
Sunday, November 25, 1880, al 1870 A. n.
All are cordially invited to meet with Us on
this occasion. Al BzAL, Pastor
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The frame Of the new barn on Peter Hef-
7ev's Highland Farm" was raised on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of last week.
The barn j. 100 "a feet and is the largest
building of its kind in the county. and when
completed Mr.. Heffiey thinks It viii De the
best. and viii be painted white II required
the assistance Of not less than 100 men to
get The heavy timbers up, whiles large num-
Der of the women Of the neighoorhood
helped to prepare the meals for the work
men. to ali Of whom Mr.. Heffisy desires US
to convey his sincere thanks Joseph Wern-
er. Of Pine Hill, is the contractor. A dance
WIS held each evening