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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08
Eighteen DAYS Of Pure FnIbustsrIns,

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.--Harry Smith, jour
nal clerk Of the House OF Representatives
said that the total number of roll calls OF the
House in the last session was 46s, and that
the total time occupied was is4 hours, calcu-
Iating "a minutes TO each. Taking the av-
ersge daily session to be hours, this makes
81 DAYS consumed in roll calls alone. Dur
ing the first session Of the Fifiieth Congress,
the longest on record, there were only a07
roll calls, and OF these 65 roll calls and 6
calls OF the House were on the Direct Tax
bill alone. 0fthe 462 roll calls. Mr.. Smith
said that nearly one-half were di.atory mo-
tons in purpose and effect, and added
That Is cold politics. as has been neatly
put, and is the last ditch Of the minority
party
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-Four young men who live in the neigh
borbood Of s,oye~iown boarded the Somer-
e4set and Cambria train Sunday morning at
the b. ( O. station in this city carrying
more benzine which they had imbibed. and
OF which they freely indulged out Of TASKS
they took with them. than computed with
the principles Of Temperance. By the time
they reached Hooversville they acted as
though they owned the train, which Con-
ductor Mcdonald did not believe. He sue
ceedsd in settling them by choking one Of
them and thrusting the Others into seats
On arriving at stoyestown one Of them be-
gan to abuse the brakeman, who in jiify
threw on bis coat and Administered to him
well mer;ted thrsshing g-5oh'tstewn Demo
cTaf
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C. A. r. Picnic.

Fall in with one days rations for the hav-
ersack picnic, next Wednesday. October 10.
Z. p. Cummins Post No. 2lO, 6. A. r., will
hold the above picnic in Woy's Grove, south
of town. Grand Army Posts, Sons of Vet
erans. old soldiers. sailors. their families and
friends are hereby invited to attend and
spend a pleasant day together. We viii
give you comrades welcome. Should the
day be murky, come right along-we will
20 10 the Opera House instead Of the grove.
COMMITTEE
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'capefnaiIm andihe Great Physician was
the subject OF very intcsesting discourse
by c. W. Granger at the Christian Church
Sunday morning.
Mark ,. Is. The sermon opened with q
short description of the city ia the time OF
the Saviour. 1t had many attractions tha,
madeit desirable place OF residence. So
far as the money-changer. the custom-house
keeper could see its prosperity was assured
aud permanent But Jesus said, eAnd thon
Capernaum which art exalted 20 heaven
shalt be brought down to hell" Do we
need any stronger proof Of the divinity Of
Christ than in the fulttllment Of this prophe-
sys The very site OF the city is matter o
conjecture. Christ is associated with this
city as the Great Healer. Four men bring
the paralytic Note their perseverance. They
cannot get in at the door-the old, old story
the crowd, the world keeping people away
from the Christ The take him up the
stairway--no easy thing TO carry a sick man
to the roof Of the house. They break upthe
roof ana let him down before Him. He is
healed. No one was healed who did not
come into contact with the Healer. The
paralytic, the Syrophinicians dsnghter-the
suffering woman must needs touch the hem
Of His garrnent. So it is to day. They that
would be healei must come into contact.
with the Healer through faith. Faith is not
an ntangible-somethip without sight,
sound or substance. A faith that you could
see would ill this csurch and every other
churclrin town twice every Sunday. There
were four happy men in CaPernaau that
day besides the paralytic- Paralysis of the
soul all around you-walking paralysis.
Are you discouraged if YOU ask man to
come to church and he refuses Try again.
Get three others to help you. Bring him to
the Christ and your face viii wear the look
Of happy man, you viii know the joy Of
laughter, and the deeper joy Of tears.
NJ.
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BrothersvaIley Items.

Jacob J. Coleman, one OF our best citizens,
died on Saturday last, after a brief Illness.
He was buried on Sunday in accordance
with the rites Of the Lutheran church, OF
which he was a lifelong member. Mrs.
Coleman is sick Of the fever and was unable
to attend the funeral Of her husband
The sugar camp Of l. J. schrock was en-
tirely destroyed by FIRE last Friday The
FIRE was undoubtedly the work Of an ihcen-
diary.
Quite number of our folks are taking
advantage of the cheap rates to the Pitisbnrg
Exposition.
Geo. J. Schrock intends to quit farming.
Bills are up for the sale OF his stock and
farm implements.
JUPITER
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A Crystal Wedding.

EDIToE HERALB :-On Saturday, the 9TH
day Of September. Mr.. and Ms. D. ". Saylor
celebrated their i. Crystal Wedding Seven
y persons. young and old, participated in
the festivities Of the occasion, and it was q
very enjoyable and pleasant aaair, and seem
ed to be an OCCASION OF great pleasure 10 Ar.
Sayior and his esiimah!e wis. Always act
i've and quick. on this OCCASION Mr. Saylor
displayed an agility that was truly remarka-
bic, and we'll wager that he could have beat
en- any man in the county in a foot race.
Mr.. Saylor lives on the old homestead, and
Tor the FIRST tine since childhood days all the
living brothers and sisters were together in
the old home. There are seven Of them, five
boys and two girls. The Oldest, Mrs. Keifer,
Of Somerset, is 40 years of age. and the
youngest, William, %. This meeting at
home was one Of the happiest and most inn
pressive features Of the occasion. The day
was spent in social converse with friends and
neighbors.
There was a snmp.uouI feast. and every
one enjoyed it, The presents were numer-
Gus, pretty and useful. The wish of all is
that their happiness aud lives may be as
brilliant and transparent as crystal, and be
prolonged for many years.
Pleasant Hill; Pa A FRIEND.
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Road and bridge Views.

Petition fo7 a public road in Somerset and
stonyereek townships VIM. II Bsrnhari,
surveyor Geo. steinbaugh. Jacob s. Miller.
viewers.
Petition Of citizens of Summit township
for road from point near the barn Of Eli.
as A. Yoder. on road leading from Meyers
dale 10 Summit Mills 10 q point near the
barn ofJobn A. Miller. on same road. Wan
Baker. surveyor; Jas d. critch6eld, John
Stein viewers
Peii;ion ofcitirens Of Brothersvalley town
ship for public road from railroad station
Al Berlin. % plank road. A. =. Rayman,
surveyor Hiram Grady. Joseph stuli, view
era
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|uBLIcAN CANDIDATES
h Visit Somerset on
Eonday, Oct. 18th.

I-.,or Delamater, Senator Wa
Col. Stewart our candi-
!. respectively for Governor
.,.,ant-Governor and Secretary
s..rnal Affairs, together with
i prominent Republicans and
/ makers. viii be present at
. ...;og TO be held at Somerset
,oNpAY, OCTOBER 18th.
IM These gentlemen are
tour Of the State, and are
l,rbere met with great enthusi-
| We hope the Republicans of
|sr.st County viii turn out and
them a rousing reception; one
I.tr Of the cause they represent.
,,ursion tickets viii be sold by
h 4 O. railroad from all points
somerset county at 2 cents a
each way tickets good to re-
Oct. 18th.
FRED. W. BIEsEcKER,
Chm. Rep. Co. Com.
r. Scun, Sec.
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Everybody 10 know that we are lscadqaar-
ter Cor Chszinui-. paying the highest t'isA
prioes
Everybody 70 knsE that We take co1niry
prodnoe 10 exchange sor goods
Everybody 10 know that NE have a CON-
pleie line Of staple and fnney sroceries.
Everybody 70 know that We have fuii
line 81 glassware.
Everybody To know thatve have just add
Fl complete line Of lamps. Hanging
lamps. stand lamps, night lamps. apd
lamps at prizes TO suit every purchaser.
Give as a call.
Respectful Yours,
KAxrER 4 PrA1r.
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Excursions to Historic sattIefields.

Excursions to Historic Battleflelds.
The last Of the series of special excursions
to the batiIefelds of Cedar Creek, Middle
town, Winchester and Harper's Ferry, IN
der the auspices of the Grand Army of the
Republic is announced for October i6, 1890
sfIording a rare opportunity to visit the His
toric Ground where the contending hosts
struggled for victory.
Tickets for these excursions will be sold 10
Middleiown, Va, from all ticket stations on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad east of the
Ohio river at one fare for the round trip on
October 10Th and 10th, 1890, valid for return
journey ten days, including day of sale
Good to stop of at Winchester or Hsrpsr's
Ferry.
For the accommodation of those desiring
to visit the baitledelds of Antietam and Get
tysburg. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will place on sale excursion tick
cts at one fare for the round trip to these
points at Harper's Ferry and Weverton, TO
be sold October 18th TO oath, inclusive, good
to return until October 18th, inclusive. For
rates and time of trains, call on or address
Agents B. & o. Railroad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

The Democratic Congressional conferees
for this district met at Johnstown Friday,
and amer taking number Of ballots with
out making nomination, adjourned to
meet At Altoona this. Tuesday, evening.
Blair and Cambria counties voted steadily
for Thomas H. Greeyy. Somerset county
voted most Of the time for Col. John p.
Linton. Bedford county voted pretty much
all around, exoep, for Groery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

The ladies OF Somerset are especially invit-
ed 10 call at Quinnis, No. 81 Main street
Johnstown, on October sth, 9sh and lOsb, TO
see the large and beautiful exhibition Of
French Pattern Hats, Winter Millinery,
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Wraps,
l'Cioaks. Refers and Blazers. Novelties in
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods. &c. No pains
have been spared to make this the finest dis
play ofthe season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

chas. Rioe did Al The home Of bis mother,
in his borough. shortly siler O'Clock Tues
day morning. October :. His death resulted
fron q complication Oi stomach Disorder
that bsaied he skiil of his physicians. lie
was in his l2nd year and leaves a sife and
several Children residing in MOberly. Mis-
soad. M Rice vas a prinier, and for q
number Of years prior to isso was foreman
in this ofice. About that time be removed
his family to Missouri, and only re,rrned TO
somer.et few weeks ago. in the hope that
his fsiiinx health would be restored by a
visit 10 bic native town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

A sugar camp containing several hundred
keller, on the farm Of Israel }. Scirock- IN
Stonycreek township was burned to The
ground about 10 O'Clock Friday night. A
man Was seen .Oafing about the camp during
the afternoon, and there is yery strong sus-
picion thai be ses FIRE TO the building. Mr.
sohrock snffers loss ofA.sout SO no 10
suranoe An attempt sas made 70 enter NJ
schrocks residence some ume ago. Tbs
would be burglar wAs IN the sci d erawiing
through . window when be vas dtsc0versi
and ordered auay. He Is knoEn % ~.
schrock. and uiil receive a warm welcome
.hoald caI aarin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

On Saturday afternoon as the train on The
Somerset and Cambria branch road was a
few miles above this city, a lady who was
taken sick put her head out of q car window,
and was - unfortunate in throwing up some
Of the contents of her sick stomach as TO
lose her full set Of artificial teeth Whether
she succeeded in finding them when she
walked back in search Of ;hem We did not
learn, but hope so.--Jolnsosra Democrat
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KASTSrR & PLarr.
The Nicely Boys In the New JAN

The Nicely Boys in the New Jail.
by Court week the new jail viii be CON-
pleted, and the Nicely boys will be safe and
secure in the new iron cells. This will be
the most important Court of the year. Eve
rybody will be coming to Somerset 10 see
the new jail TO see the Nicely boys, and TO
hear the great political speeches. Then eve
ryone will want TO drop into Fishers Book
Store to buy their School Books, and School
Supplies. Recollect, ] have for sale, whole
sale and retail, the school books in adoption
in every township and borough in the coun-
ty. Town and country merchants supplied
at lowest wholesale rates. Special attention
given to retail buyers.
CaAs II FISHER
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The court has appointed Frank Granger,
af this borough. Johns Graves. Of Meyers
dale, and Charles Shank, Of Stonycreek. ali
well known contractors and builders,
committee TO inspect the new county Jail
and report whether it has been built accord
ing to contract.
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Wanted az once.

A man 70 represent US in and around Som
erset during the ISL and winter. We solicit
the correspondence of any one wishing sit
uaiion. Special inducements to the right
party. Permanent employment if desired
good pay. Address
CoLCxBIA NUEsERY CcsPAsy,
Rochester. n. Y.
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A little two-year old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Sayefs, cf Pleasant Hill, Somerset
township, was frightfully scalded Saturday
morning. MS. Sayen was engaged in
scrubbing the porch when the youngsier,
escaping her observation, upse, a bucket
filed with boiling water, its contents splash
ing all over the little ones body.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

All persons purchasing at the above sale wiz
please take notfee that 10 per cent+ Of the PR
chase money must Be paid when the property
i knocked down. Otherwise Il win again
be exposed TO sale at the risk OF the first Dur-
chaser The reSidae OF the purchase money must
he paid on or before day Of confirmation, on
THURSDAY Of December Term lsse No deea
is paid In fun
sHRRfFF's OFFIcE R-s. MCMILLAN,
somenet, Pa, Oct. !, NS sheriff.
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Miss Ella Endsley met with a very Pecu-
liar accident one day last week. In turning
from a bnreau she tripped, and falling
against an open drawer, fractured one Of her
floating ribs. The injury is not dangerous
one, although very painful
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

f. J. Kooser has added pug pup to his
pack of educated dogs. The new addition
has not yet manifested any hitherto unheard
Of streak of intellieenee. but judging from
the lines Of his prema. urely antiqua,ed
phiz he promises 70 prove Us delightful a
saloist A. Levi
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John Brawley. for thirty years superin-
tendent Of the Cambria Iron Company's
mines in Blair and Cambria counties, died
Wednesday Of last week at Hollidaysburg, of
paralysis. He had been sheriff of Cambria
county from 1919 to 1852
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MARRIED.

sHAFF-MOoRE--At the home Of
the bride, on the 2nd inst. by Rev. J. II
Zinn. Ar. II. ID. shaft. of Keaney. Neb.,
and Miss Minnie N. Moore, Of New Lex
ineton, Pa,
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Selling Ike Hot Cakes.

Mackerel and Lake Herring. We Away.
have full line of Staple and Fancy Grocer
les, Glassware. Candy, Cigars and Tobacco
Apple Butter, Preserves, Jellies. etc. Coun
try produce taken in exchange for goods
Give us a call.
KANTxER & PLArr.
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Wanted.

Two reliable men who understand Loan
Association work 20 act a. General Agents
for The Peoples Building Loan and Saving
Association Of Geneva. \. Y. Write early
giving age and references 10 s. F. Gasooigne,
Manager. Geneva. \. Y.
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View pack and very nice. Every bucket
guarsuieed and they are cheap as th cheap
est. Country prodaoe taken in exchange for
goods. Give Us q call.
KAxTSEK 4 PLATr.
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sal. .of snntnaoUn BANS.

viii offer at private sale fnll-bIood
souhdowa ram lambs. fit for service. One
registered yearling ram Also, some full
blood shorthorn cattle Of all ages and sex.
Correspondents and inspection Of herd
solicited.
SINoS p. fRrrz,
Pine Nm. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

The new township, created from the
northern part Of Somerset, has been named
Lincoln by the court.
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james Hunter. Esq- son Of AlexanderHun-
ter. Of this township and one Of the county
Poor Direcors. died at his home near Edie
ai an early hour Saturday morning. His
death resulted from a throat affection with
which be had been afflicted Tor long time.
lie was in bis forty ninth year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

Mr.. Fred. c. Kress, son Of the late Fred.
W Kress, Of Johns,own. passed successful
examination for admission 10 the Naval
Academy at Annapolis LAST Wednesday.
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store and Dwelling For Sale.

Threestory house, store and dwelling
combined, with 10, adjoining, property LOO
BY 100 feet, containing choice fruit trees, in
Mann's Choice. Pa good manufacturing
town. on the Penn's r. r., and suitable
location for any kind Of business For fur
thcr information address,
Box 81.
Manus Choice. Pa.
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Two very flne Poland China boar pigs six
months old Also, small Poland China pigs
from different itiers-
C. ". HKFFLEY.
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pllBLlCAN MASS MEET
INGS.

Hs.n Mass Meetings win be held
ssn the county at the following
plares
-r.le. Thursday, October l6, 1 P. m
iG.
. us saturday. Is,
stooihouse saturday Oct IS, 7pm.
Roads Nov. l, l P. m.
askers VIII be in attendance at all
us.iags. Turn cut and hear the IS
=. fthe campaign discussed.
FRED. W. BlESECKER.
Chm. Rep. Co. Com.
2 SaC1L Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

lfyou want TO shake hands with The next
Governor Of Pennsylvania come to town
Monday morning.
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The indications are that there viii be
large turn out of Republicans next Monday
morning 10 see and hear Senator DeIamater
and the distinguished gentlemen who will
accompany him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

Mrs Mary hartman. formerly Miss Den
ner, and daughter Of the late George Denner,
Of this township, died a, her home in Johns
own on Friday last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

Seorge Ross is lying dangerously III at
the residence Of his father-the Johns,own
House-in this borough.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

Mr. AbreT Mckinley left for New York
city Monday morning. His wife and her
mother, Ms. A J. Endsley, viii follow later
in the week Ms. Endsley viii return to
Somerset about the holidays.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

1t was five years last Wednesday since the
marriage license law. went into effect in this
state. and in that time 1870 licenses have
been issued in this county.
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Dr. Robert Covode has sold his dental
business in Altoona. and intends locating at
Johnstown He is at present spending few
weeks with his father at Jenner X Roads.
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DWELLING HOUSE,
CHERlFF's SALE

By virtue OF & writ OF Nend Ex issusd out Of
the Coury OF Common Pleas of Somerset Co, Pa |.
To me directed / will expose 10 public sale at
The Court House, In Somerset. Pa. at i O'Clock
ID.
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A. H. cotfroth. Jr. of the Delnooraf, ac-
eompanied by his sister Miss May, LEFT this
morning for an extended western trip.
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Congressman scull returned from wash.
ington Friday, and left for Ebensburg Mon.
day afternoon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

Irwin ". Hoover, of Hooversville, hss
been drawn as a y. G. grand juror to serve
at the district court, TO be held at Pittsburgh
this month.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-08

l1till sunsets
a.dsmic OF snifiies.
zl Instruments at snyder's drug
s Of al kinds at John n. snyder's
aoe
. and violin strings at snyder's
sge
sy the barrel and sacks, at MahlOn
pas
,s1i big thing IS the election, and
I'll be Thanksgiving.
b 5ar advertising columns and find
1z to hny fall goods.
annual trouble over putting up the
gPe las commenced
n. Broad s,rcst Johnstown. sells c
hard wood bedai S275.
saiber prophets are n work MAPPING
-sri winters wesiher supply.
BAL tie besi possible use of these boauti-
r.amH days. for winter comes next
n has nice parlor suits in plush, from
sr-i Noqi 20 Mansion Hoase Johns
Pa
es Biographies exchanged. and sold
,aiary pros a. Pitts q Kantners
sas
aarsa god loose Roasted Coffee a.
-s apauad
KsyrsEu & PLArT.
Ana yuu marry herr
r 81 i1uu and -ee Deyiins line of fur
Nsu 90 Mansion House, Johus-
Pa
a'si syies in decorated lamps are
l,eiy. and 50 cheap that the slimest
isaook an sTord 70 buy one, at the
s-y store Of 7. B. CoTroth.
b 3. QoHroih's you viii find line OF
-l isunied Tea SETS. that can't be beaten
.,ts and quality The largest and best
red sock OF iron -stoneWare in Somerset
slll ". Gregory was arrested byH
ed STATES Marshal last week for compile
q ,de posiofice nobberies in Luzerne and
lFas oountiez. lie made a complete con-
z@
eehaTe on hand large number Of good
q which We will sell in quantities to suit
purchaser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
losiie the planning mill.
HoIBEooK Bios. & PARsos.
laaa, Tie Broad street furniture man,
'san s-pieoe bedroom set. in oak or cher
@s22 Next TO Mansion House. Johns
uh
a-'e Elo can was the frantic cry OF
so'soa to bis army at Waterloo Save
-.ia and strength while you can, by The
o Aver Sarsaiarilla is advice that ap-
e to al, both young aud old. Don't wait
.. disease iasiens on you; begin al once.
l1eB-kO. r. R.adyertise excursion rates
De Pittsburgh Exposition for Thursday
'i-r 9Th and 18th. These will be the last
excursions run this season. and tickets
3 god for three days Tickets sold on
-'- VIII be valid 10 return up TO and IN
--as Monday. October Goth.
"au yol reed a good safe laxative, ask
g i'-sEist ior box Of Ayers Pills. and
~ Ind that they give perfect saiisian-
fo. INDIGESTION. torpid liver, and sick
'i--e iaere IS nothing superior. Lead
Z llgsieans noommcnd shcm.
81 Republican STATE Candidates uill visit
''i e. Dr. ociock. Monday morning
Z 'aa a. ihis viii Be- the only opporiu-
as ro.e-. of ihe county will hsve 70
-'l il1r io ihe election. We doubt not
Isn SD b. lsrre turnout Of Re
-7' from ll sections Of the county.
l' 'eniiau oi Lancaster county school
lasi seek aiopied resolutions IA
a'nls. s'ate conventions of school
a. ,.,ie erIsn-e a-uniforrn system
sina observance q Arbor
20 nflss1fy eiucasiou Il all chill
= s'ea Consecutive years, and six
s ia each scar.
'aElns namci letters remaining IN
'.,.as 81 somerset. ~iil he seni 10 the
lsiisr Ono IL nos called for in ten
p ''1 'Ais date 0s,oasr sth. 1890.
! 80. 81. John Dera~r Georee, DEEDS Da.
'-1o'd John A Glass. William Her
''..s. Jonss 4 lsughlih Jones. Rol5,.
Aiiler }. S siahl Annie weiuer,
Josiah KELUrR, P. II.
~ ii D ef a
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A good girl for general housework, to go
to Philadelphia. Good wages. For partic-
ulars call upon Mrs. W. II. Plat, Somerset,
Penn'a.