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We will have set up and printed to-
MORROW the Lords Prayer" as com
posed by an unknown, and captured
during the civil war. 1t IL quite z:
literary curiosity and all persons de-
string some printed on satin or other
suitable material can have the same
done by calling at the GRAPHIC office
tomorrow with material, at five cents
each.
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Now that the election is over, and
the official count has been made i'll all
the counties and every body is satisf-
ed with the result. put yoHr mind on
other matters and stop ana think if you
owe the printer anything. Call and
see hin and tell him you are sorry, pay
what you owe and one year in advance;
then you can go home with a clear
conscience aud sleep the sleep of the
Just.
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D. II. Atkins and family, of Jei-
tnore, arrived in tie city yesterday
afternoon. and Will make this citS
their future home. Mr. Atkins viii
open a photograph gallery in the build
ing now occupied by the GRAPHIC. We
bcspeak for him success, as lac Gomez
AMONG us recommended as "a very iut
artist
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THURSDAY. NOy, 27.

THURSDAY, NOY. %.
iscssion convenes att o'clock p. NJ
l. Music.
2. Invocation.
3. Music
4. Address Of Welcome.
...REv. C. A. GREENIEEs, OF this city
s. Hespoase-----...C. C, WEITH. Syracuse,
d. Music,
7. Lecture.
s. Sone-AIaerfca.
o. Social enrolment of members assign
IaeIsts, etc.
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In the District Court of E,iVvsr IS county, state
James 4 anderson, Plaintiff.
II, F. Spencer, Annie Spencer and The Kins-
ley Mercury Real Estate company
Defendants
BY virtue of an Order of Sule issued TO me,
out of eald District Court in tho above emit
tied action. will. on Monday the lat day OF
Dccem bC I, AID. 1S0O between the hours of and
1 O'Clock of slfi day, at the ont door OF
the court house in the city of kinslcy in the
county OF Edwards in the state of Kansas
offer Mt public sale, and sell to the highest ana
best bidder, for cash In hand, all the follow
ing described real estate, tO-wit:
Lots u, y, -. "a, Is. 10 H. Is, 10, 20 and q in
block also lots l.. o. 6. Z s. o. 10. IL. IL. Is "
If and 10 in block s all in Tewksbury's ad-
dillon 10 the city OF kinsley Edwards county
kuusus.
The above described realestate is taken as
the property of said defendants, -and is direc-
ted by said ordcr OF sale to re sold, and will
be sold, without apr aiscment to satisfy said
Order OF Safe.
Ron SCOTT, Sheriff.
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Misse Mary Srott, Ella Force, Mgr
= Sclmatferly, Louisa Dixon and
Rev. c. A. GrecHIees, went d''wn to
Great Bend Wednesday morning tO
attend the convention of the Young
Peoples Society Christian Eficeavor-
They were Expected home last even
ing.
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NJ. S,i.naitt rly takes the lead on
lie sttcAs # HI stmas~ Goods this
Ell al d lioes av ny down. You-can
4 sI' nd q IL ass.l,t iiotr to SO see for
Vt.prseli
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WANTED,

Everybody to know that we hive
a large stock of goods. Our prices
are low and we will not be undersold.
BROWN & PECK.
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w C. Ktener will soon have com
Jl,ted ia diiiii.g Ts.om connected to his
rssnHiun; which will lie a great con-
venience to tie eating public.
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The Rifss;.sy Exchange Bank cnnses
cur III u new advertisement this week.
This institution is one of, the best in
Western Kansas. and is hooked snpnli
Isy e.,isr citizens rs II safe place to do
Dl.siness-
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C. G. SiegIfnger. OF Newton, Iepres-
enting the Plana Machine company,
WAS doing business and visiting frierds
in this city Yesterday.
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Leonard * Sehnatterly the popular
jew eters huVe large stock of silver
eide service which they are selling at
very re.ts' nable prices.
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The efiici,i c unt bid not change the
vos,. ~ published in l-st weeks GRAPH-
.lf:-l,tft one aud thi-t was ON tile Pro-
late Judge. leaving Mr.. Biancharfi's
n.a:oFity q instead of - as publish
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Leonard the silver smith does all
kinds of repairing. Give him a call,
at Leonard & Schnat terly's jewelry
store in the Tatam building.
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-. Sehnas te-ly invites every man,
y man and child to come and see the
iiDmeusf. stock of goods being reciev-
eti daily at his store. Prices guaran-
teed to suit.
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Miss Belle Brown returned Tuesda,
from KingD.an where she has been fol
some time.
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R ,and Trip tis.kets to Galveston,
Texas at one tare for the n'uni trip.
Tieisefs on sale November Is 18th
zxss,d until December 18th. stop over al
EIeasure on the return trip.
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The Ladies' Society of the Congre
gatienai church Will hold their AN
nual-fair on December i til ami 18th
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{yings, birds. tips,. all eoiors, and
every thing i'm millinery. Mrs. Sling
erland, GtifiiD building.
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We still need about half barrel q
money. Will some Of our Delinquent
subscribers please remit.
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Stamping neatly done on all kinds
of Lateral, and at reasonable prices.
10-24tf. Mrs. LESTER VANIIoRN-
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More new goods this week. Cal
and see them at Mrs. Slingerland':
millinery.
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Thos.-J. Ross and W. ). Halaband
of GreensburS, were doing business i,
the Enetr. pulls this week.
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go see the big stock of Christmas
Goods at NJ. Schnatterly's. Prices
lower than ever before.
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j. NJ. Doughty, II prominent attorney
O Howard, Kansas, was doing business
III. the city this week.
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Rev. c. \. Greenlees attended the
convention of Y. T.. S. g. E. held at
Great Bend this week.
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Several of our young people vii! at
tend Il surprise party this evening, Il
be held on the South Side
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New pattern hats. Nellie By
caps for children. All styles anC
prices AT Mrs. Slingerlands.
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NJ. SGllatteFIy's
Grocery Supply Store,
KINsLEY, KANSAS, NORTH sIDBR.R.
Largest and Most Extensive Grocery,
Hardware, Queensware and No
tion House in the County.

We are Leaders on Low Prices and
Fine Goods. Are you one OF oar GUS
toners? If not, why notI Our stock
is Complete; our prices lowest; our
goods of Standard Quality. We ask
all cash buy ers to come and see us and
get prices. Space will not permit us
to quote prices only on few items,
but you will find our prices very low
on every thing. Prices for thu week,
are.
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> Diah Lewis and family have been
visiting his fathers family in Newton,
this week.
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Or. j. X. GHmble went to La Crosse
last Sunday to practice his profession
la that city this week.
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Miss OLA Beai of Homer. New York,
arrived in the city the first of the
week.
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f. d. Watrous spent last Sunday
and Monday visiting in Kingman.
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The following is the program of the
Southwest Kansas teachers association
to lie held in this city, Thursday and
Friday, November 2Tth and 2Sth,
1890.
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Jacob KEEL, of CoIlwater, was up Oh
business this week.
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C..r Alexander, of Larned, was do
ing business in this city Monday.
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Call at the GRAPHIC office when il
need of anything i'll tue job line.
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The photographer will soon be ready
q. for business.
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Judge Sterry, of Emporis, sundayed
-ih The city.
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Don't fail to call at the GRAPHIC
Office and see What you owe US.
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Geo. :Sreig!e came in Wednesda.
evening ioI' ID few days visit.
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w. NJ. wilson left Tuesday on ;
bd-iiess trip TO Guthrie.
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y dsawn-sork Handkerchief Find
CT " i'll be rewarded by leaving same
With Mrs. W ID. Erwin
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B.-F. Taturn returned Tuesday from
a business trip TO Guthrie.
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Special sale of Pattern Hats a
MISSES Collier " HHnImer's.
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MI. and Mrs. JIG. Robb returned t.
G utArie .'uniay morning.
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LOCAL NEWS.

RUE Iari at Carter's meat market
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D. F. spefgle vas Earned visitor
a..eiay
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For millinery go to Mrs. Singer
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y. f. Tatum returned Monday
night.
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E1HWaE9l
We have cut the prices to itbout.1
half what others charge.
QUEENSWARE AND
GLk SSWARE

We have a Big Stock and will Quasi
prices for what you want.
\ es. we take produce in exchange for
goods. and pay this week
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An customers furnished with Cash
Cards, which give them a rebate O
four per cent on all Cash purchases.
BE sure to call for one Of these cards
and save SI-OO on every S2S you buy
OF IIs.
We meet ali competition and invite
you 10 come and trade with rs.
Every day we will make special
drives on different articles fer that
day only, marked in plain figures as
prices that beats them all.
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KINsLEY MARKETS.

ERECTED ny NJ. Schnatteri., Grocer and
iuce Deni'r. The following prices are
by the dealers:
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A HarmonIous b caueus.

Sundays Pittsburgh papers contained a
telegram from this place, saying that on the
previous evening 'at meeting of representa-
tive Democrats gathered together at the call
of the chairman Of the Democratic county
committee. a resolution was unanimously
adopted requesting the cOnferees 10 the dis
trict conference 10 support Col John 7. l'n-
ton, OF Cambria county, for Congress. Ibis
was the first intiualiou that such representa-
tive Democrats as the Bacr's. Valentine Hsy
the Holderbaums. Col. Hugus and many
others bad of the caucus. Investigation
shows that the meeting Of representative
Democrats was composed OF not more than
a bakers dczen Of the personal adherents OF
Gen. A. II Coiiroih, and that they bad been
called together to do his bidding. One rep
reseniaiive Democrat present, who car
ries his sovereignty under his own hst
ventured to inquire into the Generals mo-
tives when be was jumped upon by the Great
I Am Of the Somerset Democracy, who rant
ed up and down Chairman Uhis office like
an infuriaied bull, and declared that he
would not have his motives questioned, that
be bad been running the Democratic poll
tics Of Somerset county too long TO
have aryone question his authority Al
this point Chas II Fisher took the hoor
and in calm, dispassionate and earnest
speech urged that Mr.. Greeyey, Of Blair
county, had rights in the case and should be
the nominee. since the only sentiment
among the Democrats OF this coanty : for
him. The old boss" retorted by sn'riag
around in his usual manner refusing TO sup
port Greevey. making no points against
him and winding up with personal abuse OF
Mr. Fisher The q neral grew 50 loud al
times thar qaiies crowd collected in front
Of the Democr lsaiqnarsers expecting
to see Mr. F.sh. lfssEa body and breeiches
into lbs street. Aa-s while the General
quie,ed ioNn sufficiently 10 allow his bakers
dozen Of personal representative Demo
Gratis 10 adopt his resolution.
As the General advances in years his
scientific methods improve and by another
year We expect to see him cast the solid vote
oftbe Somerset Democracy singly and alone
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During the mast two weeks not less than
half dozen of the good women, and two or
three young girls of this town have been at
tackled in the dark by 3 rufhaniy beast OF a
man, who clasps them in bis arms and after
giving them tight squeeze permits them 70
go-either through fear Of being detected, or
upon discovering that he has made mis-
take. as mistakes of like character have
been known to occur in the neighborhood
where this vile creature operates.-The as
saults of this brute have become so ofrequant
Of late that ladies are afraid TO venture on
the streets after night fall. for fear OF being
grabbed in the embrace of 50 loathsome an
object. One lady who was attacked by this
foul scoundrel. received such shock that
She was unable to leave her bed for two
OF three days following. Since il is out Of
the question fol one policeman to guard the
streets of the entire town aud since this COW
araly cur selects the Quietest quarters of the
village in which TO make bis attacks, would
il not be well for fathers. husbands. and
brothers to keep an eye open for him, and
upon detection bring him to the bar Of JUS
tice with a short turn Such nefarious con-
duct cannot ,oo soon be brought to light
and made an example Of
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charming house, more charming
.D,ertainment and most charming hostess, =
,,-.s the verdict OF all who attended the party
v;rsp by Miss Name, daughter Of John H.
I-hI ESQ. Friday night in honor Of Somer-
se,'s brides. The large and spacious rooms,
b-iI,iantly lighted. presented beautiful ap-
,,.,rance bnt more beautifal.thsn all was
49, cordial grace with which Miss Uhl re-
c,.,ved her guests and rendered each one AZ
bis esse. The early part Of the evening was
devoted TO progressive euchre.' OF wilien
,he-e we're eleven tables The winners oi
The had prizes were Miss Jessie Jordan, who
recsived a dainty memory spoon, aud MI
a,l,ert Hay. who was presented with besu-
,;f,l card case. The winners Of The least
nuu.ber Of games were Miss Fairmsn and
u, Frank Lambert. both Of whom were
-,,-oled with box Of Reymer's ckoicest
.,na;es. After refreshments had been sery-
"A she parlors were cleared ioE. dancing. and
,he "lirhs fantastic lasted until the wee
sma hours. The music which added 90
much 70 the pleasure Of the OCCASION was
rendered by the Incompatible Mrs r. H.
Reail ard Mr.. Geonge Beall, OF frostonrgl
Nj.
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Happily Welded.

On Thursday. October ., 1890, nice
company Of relatives and friends collected
at the residence of Mr. John Thompson, ei
Lavanssille, Pa, to witness the celebration
OF the nup,ial rites. The high contracting
parties we're Mr.. Michael F. Smith, a Popn-
lar citizen Of Salisbury, Pa. and MISS Mary
] Thompson. daughter Of the host The
happy pair entered the parlor al high noon
and were speedily pronounced husband
and WIFE BY Rev Hiram King, the pastor
ofthe family. As the bride and groom are
worthy and highly esteemed, the congratu-
la,ions were hearty. and the xish Of ali is
that the orange tree may bloom for them
perpesually and make the whole course OF
their Join: life as bright and frsgrant as then
marriage day
AFTER all bad enjoyed the wedding feast
tbe newly-married couple started in
shower Of rice and slippers for Salisbury
where they will make their home
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-29

Park Y. Kimmel. Esq, who has hiied
position in the Pennsylvania Company S
passenrer department al Piitsburg Tor 3
number Of years, is in Somerset for week
s,av. bidding good bye TO his family ana
friends prior to setting out for the City OF
Mexico. whittier he goes next Friday to ac-
oept a responsible position in the passenger
service Of the Mex an National Railroad
The City of Mexico does not appear so far
off As We remember lis location on the map
Of our school geography, bat we find that
after the traveller has crossed the Rio Grande
liver be has traversed two hundred snd fifty
miles less than half the distance from Pitts
bprr 10 that point Thetotal distance being
q a,riae over $500 miles. or a five days jour
oev. The city OF Mexico is repated to be a
city Of exceptional beauty, occupying a
commanding position on the Sierra Madre
mountains. at an altitude Of GOO feet We
,r,,s, that lis salubrious atmosphere viii not
;,nel our friend "Yony" to walk Spanish
a,d that he will return to US with bis old
familiar Somerset county gait.
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white caps" Attack an ex school
Teacher.


Mr.. D. s. Hornes, school teacher ss Jen-
ner X Roads, Somerset county, recently ~
signed his job there and came 10 the great
city 10 make fortune selling books on the
installment plan. He obtained lodgings At
Harshberzer's, in the Fourth Ward.
Last evening about o'clock. while Mr..
Horner was sitting quietly in the house
counting up his days income. q gang of or
10 men, with handkerchief tied over their
faces, entered and declared that they were
White Caps from Jsnner X Roads in
search of man named Homer. recently
teacher there. Mr.. Homer did not attempt
to conceal his identity. bat pleaded that he
had done nothing 70 msrit visit from the
white Caps.
His pieadings were in vain, however, and
the white Caps" carried him from the
house to the back yard. There they fastened
handkerchief about his neck and attached
rope to the handkerchief with the evident
purpose of swinging him up he yelled and
shouted 80 vigorously, however, that the
neighbors were attrar,ed, and. upon their
appearance, the White Caps fed
somepeopie regard the affair as joke,
but Mr.. Horner doesen't, aud threatens to
turn the tables on the parties-ifhe can find
out who they were.
Mr.. Horner makes the following state
ment concerning the affair: " In the first
place was sent a necktie from J. c. tell
Co., of East Liberty. and letter that accom-
panied il said that few days ago | was at
their store and my tie looked so objectiona-
bic that they thought they would send me
one new silk one-worth q dollar. ]
suppose this tie was sent me othst would
be marked when wore it. put the tie on
and went 10 the back door on the porch, and
there saw four or Eve men whom | took
to be White Caps, with handkerchiefs over
their faces. They had big rope and want
ed to get 1t around. my neck, i suppose TO
hang me. Several Of them took hold Of me
and showed mp to the door and opened il
four or five inches and called out for help.
The people inside the house came out and
the White Caps decamped. In getting over
the fence one OF them lost derby bat and
lead pencil. have two detectives and sew
ersl police officers after them, bat suppose
they will De hard to catch They having
been masked, could scarcely identify them
If would see them. .Joaaaown Tribune,
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Mr.. Noah Roberts. Of Roberts Station, who
had been confined TO his home for four or
FIVE weeks. suffering from an attack Of fever,
was in town Friday. Uncie Noah says
be Is entirely too young TO hand in bis
checks. and THINKS be is sill able to with
stand the labors of young man. In many
respects Mr.. Roberts is one of the most re-
nlarkable men this county has ever produc-
ed The greater part Of his life has been
spent ar MS saw mills In the woods, and his
days and nights have been devoted TO the
severest hardships, but notwithstanding all
this his face beams With the happies smiles,
and his hand is ever ready TO assist friend.
Nav be never grow older.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-10-29

The following named persons have been
drawn to serve as jurors at the December
term of court, commencing Monday, the sth
day.
GRAND JURORS.
Addison-Urias NJ Ringer.
Allegheny-Arthur Deeter, George W. Bar
clay, Daniel Coughenour.
Berlin Borough W Landis. C. J. Zim-
norman.
Bnthersvalley-Geoge ]. schrock, Jacob
J. Brant.
E!klick-Mark Smith, l. A. Peck.
Jenner-John Biesecker, II. d. Lohr-
New Baltimore Borough-Martin Dull.
Quemahoning- Lohr.
Somerset Borough-Geo. F. Long.
Somerset-Jocob F. Pile, Levi Walker.
Stonyereek-Josia Kimmell.
Stoyestown Borcugh-Levi F. Shaffer.
Summit-Herman NJ. Walker.
Upper Turkeyfoot-J Sechler.
Ursina Borough-Freeman Lchty, Mar
cellus Andrews.
TRAvEgsE UEoRs-F1RsT WEEK.
Addison-Levi Coughenour.
Berlin Borough-Andrew McQuade.
Brothersvalley-W William Diekey.
Conemaugh-Jacob d. Blough-
Elkliek-Samuel Ho:Hnger.
Greenville-Noah Lint.
Jefferson-Michacl H. Sire.
Jenner-J. J. Kline, David Thomas.
Mlford-Samuel Bridegum.
New Baltimore Borough-Francis Topper.
Northampton-Chsuncey Boyer.
Ogle-Emanuel Mock.
QuemAhoning = Samuel Fleegle, W. H.
shaver.
Salisbury Borough-SamuelM Mier.
Shade-Jacob Helman, John sloy, w. o.
Williamson.
Somerset Borough-Theodore Kimmell, J.
H. Miller, John Pew.
Somerset-J. E. Trent, Henry Barndt, J.
L. Will.
Southampton-W H. Dewen.
stonycreek- Uriah F. Glessner, Josiah J,
Walkef, Levi J. Long
Summit-J J. Rayman-
Ursina-A. s. Levy.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sEcoSD WEEK.
Addison-Francis Deal.
AIlegheny-C- II. Dorm, George Felton,
BrothersvalIey- Robert McCluskey, A. A
Biuner. II. II. Yoder, Valentine Lehman
Elmer E. Boyer, S. S. Mosholder, Dsnie
Musser, Henry Tip.
Black-lrwin Kimmell
Confluence BorOugh-Henry Kurtz, SEQ,
sterner.
Jeiferson-Charles Lenhart, VIM. Ream.
Jenner-John Gashaw, James NJ. Cover
w. F. Gardner
Meyersdale Borough-H. D. Hooking. W
A. Ingman.
Middlecreek-John J. McMilien.
Milford-Samnel J. Bowser.
Paint-Kore Kaufman.
Qaemahoning-Josiah Shaver.
lockwood Borough-GeOrge H. Pile
shsde-Lloyd Wagner.
Somerset Borough-Solomon Shoemake'
Norman L Knepper. Michael Keifer.
somerse,-Harrison Gohn, g. ii. TaymaI
| s,ouycreek-J J. Miller.
summit--Eiias J. Schrock.
| Upper Turkeyfoot-Alex- Fa:dley, Gill;a
c. Neese-
Ursina Borough-Samuel Thompson.
Thanks for your liberal patronage in th
past, and ask continuation of tne sam
during the present oyster season. At OF
old stand, basement of Cook & Beeril
Block.
W. II. PLArr.