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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-07
LETTERS enAsrEp.

Letters Of Administration we're granted to
S. F. Reiman to Administer upon the estate
Of Albert Phillippi late of ofstonycreek town
ship, deceased.
To Edwin A. Caller to Administer upon
the estate of Peter Caller late of Larimer
township, deceased.
To Kate B. Coifroth to Administer upon
theestate of. X. Coiroth late of Somerset
Borough, deceased.
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The quickest piece Of legislation Of tie
present session Of Congress was the joint
resolution appropriaiing $4,000 for the
relief Of the sufferers by the food in the
Mississippi Valley it was passed by the
House and Senate and approved by the
President all in one hour.
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DEMOCRATS about Philadelphia viii
now likely take a much needed sleep.
Governor Beaver has ordered a special
Selection to iill the place made vacant by
the death Of Congressman Randall.
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CrrrnN1y the tariff bin viii pass, and
in good shape, too The men who built
the tariff were the men 10 reform and
amend il. 1t was the viii Of the Ameri-
can people, and they are not going to
shirk the responsibility.
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No man is more cordially hated just
now by Democrats thaR Speaker Reed.
lie believes that "the majority should
rule" and he has put his belief into
practice and interfered WITH the Demo-
cratic program
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THE fourth State sanitary convention
Of Pennsylvania viii be held in Norris
town. Pa. May 9th and 10th, 1890, under
the state Board Of Health. State Treas
urer Bower is president.
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May %. 700.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Sem j. Thomas decd, late OF Cone
maugh Twp Somerset Co. Pa.
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 70 all
persons indebted to said estate 10 MAKE immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same viii present them duly authenticated
for settlement on Saturday, the 18th dag OF Jane,
1890, at the late residence Of the deceased, in
said township
JOSEPH YODER
r W Hieseckrr Airy AdmiutSt
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Tar lst Of May has passed and the
revolution that was expected failed to
connect. Another illustration Of the ad-
age that the expected never happens.
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A DMINIsrRATOR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of John Wesley Philiippi. decd late of
Lower Turkeyfost Twp. Somerset County Pa.
Letters OF Administration on the above essai
having been granted 70 the undersigned by th .
proper authority, notice = hereby given to a |
persons indebted TO said estate TO make immeii-
ate paymenl and those having claims against
the same VIII present them duly authenticated
for settlement OF before Thursday. the Let
day OF May, 1890 at the late residence Of deeeas-
ed IN said township.
MISSOURI PHILLIPFI,
marE- Administrators
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AnKASsAs politicians are trying 10
fasten the murder Of Congressman Clay
ton upon a dead man, and locate his
crare az q distance.
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TnE free traders motto is: Make
everything cheap, even II it impoverishes
the people SC that they have nothing to
bt,v With
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UNITED STATES SENATOR Back, Of Ken
tucky. dropped dead in the Baltimore <
Potomac station at Washington at four
o'clock Saturday evening.
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NOTICE.

Estate of Samuel Smith. decd, late of Rock
wood Borough Somerset Co, Pa.
Letters OF administration Oh the above estate hav-
ing beel granted to the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice Is hereby given to ali per
sons indebted 10 said estate to make Immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Thursday. the 18Th day of June,
1900 at the ofiice of. o. Kimmei IN Somerset
sALLIE SMITH,
moy1. Executrix
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T EGAL NOTICE.
b AN Hnom & lfag Cgncrn .

TAKE NoTIcE.-Thattheu undersigned has filed
his application in the office Of the Secretary Of
Internal Affairs Ia the city OF II lrrisburg Pcnna.
for a warrant for the following described unim-
proved vacant land, situate IN the townships Of
Addison and Milford, now Black Somerset Co,
Pa adjoining landsOf Jacob Miltrout, warrant-
ed in the name of Chauncey Forward. aud lands
warranted in the naIne OF Charles Oge, on the
east William Shrader in trust for Robert A. Iay-
lor, now Noah Scott on the south and wet, aud
lands of W. T. Wallace, warranted inthe name of
l. Bser, on the north contaiaing fifty 50i acres.
NOAH SCOTT
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF -
UUSEAqED LANDS

hgreeally to the provisions of an Act OF Assem-
n bly, of Pennsylvania directing the mode Of SELL
ing unseated lands for taxes. passed the 18th day
oi March, A. D. 1915. and the several supplements
thereto the Treasurer OF Somerset Coupsy hereby
gives notice that unless the school, County AZ q
Road Taxes due on the following unseated Ian Is
paid before the day of sale the whole or ~ eh
part of such tract parcel ofland viii pay The
taxes and costs will be sold at the Court Hour. In
Somerset Borough. on
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Highland Stock Farm
BOSTON

Light bay, 15l hands high, years old
will weigh when fully matured 100 pound
This is one 1.-THE best bred colts in Americi
being bredl like Maud s., whose record stand
unequalIed- Dams of Maud S. anl
Boston we're half brother and sister, thei
respective dams being by Old Boston. Tod
oughbred aud never was beaten in a rad
His son Lexington produced more runner
than any other horse OF his day, being beat
en- by Lecompt and Midway, brother AM
sister in blood, being a son of Boston.
Boston sired by Alhambra, by Middle
town. by Rysdyke Hambetonian. Frs
dam Midday, by Bourbon Chief, he by Mani
briuo Chief, second dam Midway by Boston
Suuol 210l, P4lo Alto, l2l these dam
having the thoroughbred blood which givs
them their wonderful speed as three-yeaI
olds. Boston is limited to 10 mares, at 5
insurance.
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AN ORDINANCE


BY Persons or FTrms engaged IN the BHsi.ess Of
AHctsoaesring ,rIiAin lss Limits Of somersa Bor-
ougA:
Re 4 0rdsiacI by the Burgess and Town Coun-
ell OF Somerset Borough and il Is hereby ordained
by the authority of the same, That from and after
the passage OF this Ordinance, each and every
person or firm that shall engage in the business OF
aucssoneeripg goods, wares and merehanise, OF
whatever kind, within the limits of Somerset Bor-
ough such person or firm shall first procure from
the Burgess a hcense for such business. and when
such license Is issued FOR a period Of one year,
shall pay into the Borough Treasury the sum OF
seventy five dollars aud when such license IS taken
out for period OF less than one year, then the
amount ofsuch license Is hereby fixed eI the rate
OF twenty dollars per month, said license to be re-
neHed at the beginning Of each month during
the time such business is carried on. and any
person violating the provisions of this ordinance,
or any of them, such person or persons shall. on
conviction thereof, pay q fine Of one hundred dot
lars together with all costs seh fine TO be recov
cred in like manner as other fines recoverable.
Pr0ridci. That this ordinance shall not apply To
persons or firms engaged in regular trade for
more than three mouths. who may desire TO sell
ont their stock OF goods 10 retire from business.
OF TO reduce stock nor shall il apply 10 the sale Of
household effects Of citizens Of the Borough at
public sale.
Enacted and subscribed the LIST day of May,
A. ID. issn. W. IL. NhlfIEN,
Attest - Burgess.
j. A. Berkey, Clerk.
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSES

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named persons have tiled in my Office their ap-
plicatioiss for Wholesale Liquor License. and the
same will be presented to the Court for allowance
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of Joseph Bridegum, decd, late of Rock
wool Borough, Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given TO ali
persons indebted 10 said estate 70 make imrnedi-
ate payment, and those having claims or de
mands against the same viii present them duly
sutheRticated for settlement without delay TO
f. ID. MILLER, Administrator
mayg lockwood, Pa.
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s.a7ions piihin dsc Borough.
Be il Ordained. by the Burgess and Town Coun-
ell OF Somerset Borough, and il is hereby ordain
ed by the authority Of the same, That from and
after the passage of this Ordinance no person
shall keep within the Borough any stallion for
the service OF mares, without first procuring Ii
cense from the Burgess for the keeping OF such
stations and the amount of such license is here
by fixed at fifteen d0lars for the usual season of
three months. and any person violating the pro
visions of this Ordinance by keeping 4 stallion
without having taken out such license shall pay
fine Of thirty dollars Tor such violation together
with all costs such fine and costs TO be collected
in the manner provided FOR by law, and ifOrided
that il any remoustrance he filed in writing. on
the part OF any citizen living in the immediate
neighborhOod OF the stable IN which it is propJs-
ed TO keep such horse for service. then sueh IL
cense shall not be granted, and If already grant
ed may be revoked on the tilng of such objection,
and provided further, that section 46 Of the gen
cral Ordinance OF the Borough as il now stands Is
hereby repealed, and this Ordinance inserted In
It's stead.
Enacted and subscribed the lst day of May
A. d. 1890. W. II. wELFLEI,
Attest = Burgess.
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A DMTNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Albert Phillippi late OF Stonycrcek
Township Somerset County, Pa
Letters OF administration oa the aboveestate hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned By the proper
authority. notice is hereby given 70 all persons
Indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
VIII present them dnly authenticated for settle
inent on OF before Thursday, June s. 1900 at the
house OF the Administrator in Brofhersvalley
township
SAMUEL F. RETMAN.
epr3. Administratnr
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MONDAY, MAY 20, 1890.

NoTIcE Is hereby given 10 all the Justices Of the
Peace, the Coroner aud ConsfaDles within the
said County OF Somerset, that they be Their ana
there IN their proper persons with their rolls rec
or'is, inouisiti0ns, examinations and other re-
Membranes to do those things which to their
ohiee and in that behalf appertain TO be DONE
and also they who will prosecute against the pris-
oners that are or shall be In the Jail of Somerset
County, 70 be then and there 70 prosecute against
them As shall be just.
Sherifrs Onice, r. s. McNILLFN
april 90. 1880. Sheriff.
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Bay Horse l5-3 hands high, weight. f220
pounds, record 2;3O. Sired by Middletown.
record 2.25. He has ten in the 2.30 test.
running from 2:ls 10 2.30. He was sired bv
Rysdyks Hambletonian No. 10, who has
sired more speed producing sons and grand
sons than any horse on the troting turf.
Alhsmbra's get is sought after, one recently
being sold by X. Wilson. of Bridgeport.
West Virginia, to party in Kentucky for
$1,000 dollars. Henry Schmucker. of Dixon.
ILL.,, offered one thousand dollars for three
year old son. The offer declined Offers as
nigh as 5000 have been made for one of his
get.
We expect to put three of his get in the
80 class this fall. Parties wishing to breed
for speed, or family drivers. owirg to his
kind disposition cannot find his equals in
the county. His fees are not half his real
value. Terms S25.00.
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The importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs {
good medicine to purify, vitallze, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. It is peculiar In that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
1t eradicates disease. Give 1t trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Nne noIlor
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100 Doses One Dollar
(,oURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Honorable WILLIAM J. BAER.
President Judge OF the several Courts OF Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the 10th
Judicial District and Justice ofthe Courts of Over
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the
trial Of all capital and other offenders in the said
District and GEoKGE w. PILE and OLIVER r. SHA-
and Justices Of the Courts Of Oyer and Terniner
and General Jail Delivery for the trial of all eap-
tai and other offenders in the County Of Somerset
have issued their precepts, and 70 me directed
for holding Court Of Common Pleas and General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and General Jail
Delivery, and Courts Of Oyer and Terminer at
Somerset on
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Peruvian Tonic Liver Regulator.
The only sure and radical cure for
CONSTIPATION.
BILI0USNESS,
INnIHESTI0N

and all disorders ofthe Liver has cured hundreds
of people, and is the only remedy for these dis
have utterly tailed. Testimonia's from hundreds
of people living in Blair County, Pennsylvania.
X manufactured by Ii. T. KETRIEG. VIII
Pa. for the z. T. J.. Z. Co., and
for sale by all Druggistsa at 50 cents per bottle.
None genuine unless the label shows the In
dian Arrowhead Trade Mark. 4-a0-'gQ-ly-
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Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.
GEORGE ]. BLACK,
Treasurer of Somerset County, Penn'a.
TKEAsuaER,s oyrrcr.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE.
Somerset. April 8. 20

p s-Persons paying taxes ON any OF the lands
advertised before the dsy OF sale will be CHARGED
IS cents for advertising and fees,
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~ G"N That I sell the
l. N following goods
II at the very low
Il Il n ~ Il ~ price 3

All from the best known distillers California
5yearold pure Wines all kins at sl.50 per gallon.
Rhine, Mosel, Claret, Hungarian Sherry ano
Imported Brandies. Gins at the lowest figures.
Call or send for special prize list. Mail orders
promptly attended TO. No extra charge for pack
inc aud hnxing
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AN ORDINANCE

Al OTsiinaacs Anendipg Secii0a 40 q he Geaerai
Ordinance \ somersst borough, bring tsc SC
ton Poridin0 rorthc Licensing OF TIC Keepers ef
sa7ions sriaia ne Borough:
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THE BLoTrEr.

SUPERIOR couRT-LIcHrgrpExc
Catten Scott v. John c. Ferguson and
Emily eTguson Foreclosure of lien: hearing
resumed
Anna DeGraf vs. George DeGraf-order grant.
ing NJ Is ael to intervene IN this cause.
hnxaoeln e. Pratt ct al. vs.. Ina Ireus Pratt At
d-Applscasion for guardian ad Item: aled
aroef appointing Fremont Cole guardian adj
litem.
a. Benjamin q Co. va N. Herspring-con.
nnued until December
andrew Smith ct 81 vs.. Julia A. McCaryer-
ofoer Tor compensation 70 guardian ad Item
8led.
SUPERIOR couRr-srRATroS, =.
K =. Johnson We. John Il McGraw-Judxmen,
for $lI5 interest and costs; fed
9. H. Cummings W. John Megratn-Dropped
from trial calendar
X. e. Porwsy vs. Patrick Keevey Ct al
Piaintihs charged SIS for witness fees: case con.
timed until January d
James B. Murphy, Of the supreme court O,
Michigan, was admitted to practice
SUPERIOR couRr-HumEs. J.
John Can0ny va David Dayis-Rent due:
jury VA we'd and cause heard by the corr
jud meut for defendant.
James n. Holland, of whatcom county, was
admitted to practice.
PROBATE coURT-osBoRN j.
Insanity OF C. II. Rice-Decres of commit
ment.
insanity Of Conrad scheu-Application TO,
warrant; order Tor warrant; order fixing time
for hearing; decree Of commitment.
Estate OF Waiter A. White-Decree admitting
transcript of will to probate and appointing
George Donwofth administrator with will an
nexed. upon giving bond In the sum OF 81, 600
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THE MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD.
One Volume OF Hymen's Diary Closed
and q New One Opened.

One Volume OF Hymen's Diary Closed
and n New One Opened.
A new marriage license record book was
brought into requisition in the auditors
office yesterday, anu it was opened up with
starter" of eight names, representing
four happy couples. The marriage crop
has been firss-rate this year." remarked
Deputy Auditor Twichell. as he slowed
away on file the big canvas-back record
book just used up. 1T is full 10 the brim of
romances of every conceivable variety" he
continued. showing it in its place in the
rack. Some of the specimens mentioned
in it are frost-bitten, but the crop will
average up very we'll. There is the pretty,
dark-eyed girl who eloped and married q
blind musician, and--well. nearly every
name in it suggests more or less pretty
story.
I've opened this book on the 18th of last
February. and closed it this morning, it
having been in use nine months and two
DAYS. Ii contains the records of 674 Ii
censes. representing l.34s souls made
happy. and the year still three months
from being gone. The figures represent an
average of three marriages day, omit
ting holidays, and We open up the new
book with four Tor the first day. This
year leaves last year in the shade in point
OF the number of marriages"
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THE WATER FRONT.

The report of Port Warden N. l.. Rogers.
for November, shows that seventeen ocean
steamers, with a registered tonnage of H.
393 tons. and seventeen ocean sailing yes-
sells, with tonnage of Is, 800 tons, were in
the port OF Seattle during the month. Mer-
chandise was received by ocean vessels
from outside ports during the month
amounting to $3.50 tons, and 81, 100 tons
were shipped from Seattle on ocean vessels
to outside ports. Wharfage was collected
for the city TO the amount of $l64.35, of
which the Main street slip paid $l43.75,
the Madison street slip paid SIS CO. and the
Vine street slip 81. Port Warden Rogers
recommends in his report the placing of a
ballast buoy in the harbor At forty or forty
five fathoms OF water. at point west of the
buoy OF the Oregon Improvement Com
pany, where ocean vessels may moor and
discharge ballast The buoy would be a
great convenience to such vessels, and
would save them considerable in towing
fees.
Captain. ]. A. Hatfield, signal officer at
this port, received the following dispatch
from Lieutenant Finley. of the weather
bureau.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 2, p. m.-Hoist infor-
nation signal Cyclone Off Vancouver islaud,
moving southeast, southeast to southwest
Gaies with thick weather and rain along the
Washington and Oregon coast for the next
forty -eight honrs.
The steamers Queen Willamette and AL
HI are taking on coal at the bunkers, and
the ship Fairchild, and barks Margaret and
Eisinore are ready for cargo.
The steamer Fanny Lake brought in q
large load of grain from Samish. and went
out for Stanwood TO bring in another heavy
consignment
The steamer Wasco came in from down
the Sound with a good load of produce.
The Wasco now lands at Harrington 4
Smiths wharf.
The little steamer Augusta was loaded to
her greatest capacity with bulky freight
when she went out for Port Madison last
evening.
The steam schooner Challenge came in
from Bellingham bay for load of coal and
merchandise for Sehome, and returned last
night.
The steamship Queen sails at O'Clock
this evening. from Ocean dock for San
Francisco.
The ship Highland Lights cleared for
San Francisco yesterday with q cargo OF
coal.
The steamship City of Topeka sails this
morning for Alaska.
The steamship Umatilia Is due today
from San Francisco.
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Trinity Guild Fair.

The ladies OF Trinity Guild open their
Christmas bazaar at the Arnory on Thurs
day. Dec IL The most extensive prepara-
tons are being made. and this years oaEsar
promises TO be an unusually fine one. lhe
proceeds are to be devoied to the fund nor
the Guild hall, now in course OF construc-
ton on Cherry street. between Seventh and
Eighth
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seized under execution at the |. x. /.
William ]. Curran W. Kent Mills Com
pany-suit for $500 for labor performed.
All Look vs.. Duncan G. MeIean-ar;,
Tor vol % for goods unlawfully taken.
.. w. Lynch & Co. va. J. w. Marin ana
Cordeiia Martin-Appeal from iustice
court; suit for 500 IS. for goods and wares
sold and delivered.
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Guild Reception.

The will be parish reception in the
guild room OF 81. Marks church this even.
ing a, O'Clock. No charge will be made
for admission, but collection for the guild
will be taken while refreshments are
served. All friends of the parish are in
yited. The following excellent programme
viii be rendered:
Piano solo. ........... Professor Emil Lerch
No - . 40 ...... Mrs o. H. King
s.beiouin Love SOM, "........-.-.........Pu suri
Mr. Haynes.
Piano solo, TO- $50, L fSsl
yoe.1l soIo--''My Iaay's bower. Hope mple
Nns Lass Powers
Vocal SOLO Good N3ght. '...........- - Aii'afo
Fannie Perry Gage.
Quartette-"Goud Sighs, . ovsd. Pinsuu
Mrs. Gage. Miss Rsaaali, MIS- keith,
Mr.. Haynee
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Engineer lehman. Body No, Found.

The body of w. K Lehman, the Union
Pacific engineer who was drowned on
Braces point on Monday, had not been
found at la est accounts yesterday, and
Resident Engineer Chalk does not now ex-
pect TO find il for two or three weeks Mrs
Lehman came from the camp, near Des
Moines, to the city yesterday and is al the
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has stopped" said be. but my accounts
with the Oregon Improvement Company
are not yet closed. have not the slight
est fear of not getting my money. Indeed.
/ wish the company owed me more. Then
I'd De richer man.
The rails for q second track on the Com
mercial street motor line have been ordered
and will be laid as soon as they arrive. the
trestle for them having been already built
The line at present ends at the southern
city limits, but will be extended southwark
over a route not yet determined, and may
be changed into an electric line. The line
will not be extended until the harbor line
and tide land question is settled.
The North Seat lie cable road is about
one-ihird completed, with the exception OF
the LAYING of the rails.
sir carloads of wheat arrived YESTERDAY.
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six carloads of whea, arrived yesterday,
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4asiine Myers VS.. Mayer |. Cohen.
cs'ried Nicheisburg. Joseph Basiheim.
ssi Weyl and John H. McGraw--Suit for
ssssA, damages for detention OF clothing