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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16
Croker RetIres.

NEw YORK. May l0-The famous Tamma
NJ chieftain, Richard Croker, this afternoon
surrendered all claims 70 the leadership Of
tia. famous organization His successor
was not appointed, bu; Police Commissioner
Barney Martin will act as the head Of the
great political body until the executive com
mittse elect 3 man. Mayor Giiroy is slated
for the place made vacant by Cookers resig-
nation. but he viii not be elected until after
a big eight with Martin.
There was the biggest kind Of a gathering
at Tammsuy Hall in anticipation of Richard
Croker throwing down the sceptre Of abso-
lutte power, which he mas welded ever since
the death Of John Kelly eight years ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

SENATOR HoAR, OF Massachusetts. the
other day, in the course Of a speech in
opposition to the Democratic tan # biz.
made few oaustic remarks which hit
Democratic Senators on the nav.
He quoted the plank Of the Democrat
ic platform denouncing the Mckinley
tariff law as the eliminating atrocity = Of
class legislation !" denouaoins Republi
can protection as "a fraud, a robbery Of a
great majority Of the American people
FOR the benefit OF the few and declar.
ing II to be "a fundamental principle Of
the Democratic party that the Federal
Governmont has no constitutional power
to impose snd collect tariff duties except
for the purpose Of revenue onlv.~ Mr..
Hoar charged that the tariff bin nov be-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16
N0RTFIlfPT0N.

Boucher stewart " .-..-.-.-...---..-..-..
Dull * Co.. q" .-.--.--........---....
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4 Pet Dog Saves a Child.

ScHwESKsvILLE, Pa, May I1.-A black
snake five feet long to-day approached the
child Of II. Saylor, as it lag asleep near the
doorstep. A little dog was with the child
and It saw the crawling monster when with
in three feet Of the tiny sleeper. Without
any ado the dog sprang at the reptile, and
then began an uneven Gght. The snake
was far toe powerful TO be overcome By 50
small an antagonist, but the dog fought saw
agely. When the dead'y black folds Of the
serpent began to coil about the dog 1t yelpsd
loudly. The child was awakened and its
screaming brought Mr.. Ssylor TO the scene.
Hespeeiily killed the snake and rescued the
faithful little beast, which had probably
saved his child's life.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the right. title. interest, claim and demand
Of samuel K Metz.er, OF, in and % the following
described real estate. viz
No IA certain tract OF land situate in Jppf
Turkey foot township. Somerset county, Pa con-
tanning lO2 acres. ahOut IS acres clear, halGlce
timber. adjoining lands Of Daniel Dumbsuid &
BO Daniel Sechler. A. Kuabb & Co, and The
Walter heirs. having thereon erected twn-sioTl
fame dwelling house, bank barn, cislillery,
grist mill. a water power saw mill and other oul
buildings with the appurtcnancez-
80. "a Tract Of land situate Ia tie towns ii ip
county and state aforesaid. coutainiugs6 s6 acres
about 70 acres Gear. balance timber. adjoining
No. above and lands Of simon EGidley and J.
" Sullivan, having thereon erected a twO-story
frame dwelling house, bank o1rn and other out
buildings. with the Gppur.enances-
T6ken ia execution aud o be sold as the prop
erty Of samuel X. Metzler, AZ the suit Of h N
Befkley, Cashier. ct. al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

JouN PArr0S, JR., who has been ap-
pointed United States Senator from Mich
iran. 10 succeed the late Senator Stock
bridge, comes from good old Pennsylya-
MIA Republican stock, his father being
General Patton, Of Clearheld, who twice
carried a Democratic Congressional dis
trict. When the Pennsylvania boys 60
out into the world they generally make
for themselves a name and fame
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

SogE Of onr Democratic eomPeers are
very much distressed over the fact tfat
the New York Constitutional Convention
now in session, and in which there is a
Republican majority, has selected its Of
ficials from the Republican ranks.
We would ike to see, from mere curl
osity, such r1ra ais as a New York
Democrat, or indeed any other kind of a
Democrat, that would forego the opportu-
nifty Of placing one Of their own parti-
sans in any position, great OF small, when
opportunity offered.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

THE South CaroEnaians who did not
want to purchase whisky Of State dis
pensary, and who succeeded in getting
the dispensary Law declared unconstitu-
tional are far from happy. The same
Supreme Court that decided the dispen-
sary law contrary to the State Constitu-
ton has decided the State is under a
practical prohibitory law, as no one is
vested with the power to grant licenses,
and 10 sell without a license is Illegal II
Governor Tillman does not call the leg
islature together and secure the passage
Of a law giving some one the power to
grant licenses the people Of South Caro-
lima are likely TO realize in their own sad
experience the truth of the historical re-
mark Of the Governor Of North Carolina
to the Govern lr Of South Carolina when
he said: Its a long time between
drinks" - Pl,ila TINES.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

THE New York TimS quotes a military
officer as stating that nearly all drafted
men were worthless in the ranks during
the war. Would the Times mind telling
It's readers whether the drafted man who
stopped bullets for the Tim6S hero. Gro
ser Cleveland, vas worthless ?'-Lafa
OcedH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

Hos. CHAUxc9 +. BLACK, Of York, is
cut in q long letter denying that he IA
vors the denomination Of Auditor-Gen-
eral Gregg, a staneh Republican, as the
Democratic candidate for Governor. 1t
was hardly worth while FOR Mr. Black to
deny this canard, as no one who kne"
him would suspect him Of doing so sen
sible q thing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

TIE fifty million gold bonds lately Is
sued lor the purpose Of enabling the
Treasury to continue business have ali
gone 10 the Democratic reform spout and
like Oliver Twist, the Treasury is calling
frr rnnra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

TRrsrs can get all the protection they
ask for from the present Congress II Il
the American manufacturer, the farmer,
and wool grower who can get nothing.
They don't own the party they did not
invest their money for a chang" IN
1902
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16
Bees For SaIel

Golden Italian bees in frame dovetailed
hives combs built on wired foundation ;
everything in first class shape; bees strong
and warranted pure Italian. The Italian
bees are hardy. gentle and the best honey
gatherers in the world. Price for colony or
stand in May, s700i June So %; July, s. 90
Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed.
Ny apiaD-which is one Of the largest and
best equipped bee yards in the State-is 10
Gated one mile west Of Confluence, Pa,
where l produce thousands Of pounds OF
choice comb honey every season.
Address O. s YoUNKE,
Confluence, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the right. title, interest, cl aim aud demand
Of William Kline, OF, In and o. the following de
Scri5ed real estate, 10 wit
Nc IA certain lot OF ground situate in Jen-
uer township, Somerset county Pa, containing
8 acres al clear. having thereon erected a two
story frame dwelling house, stable aud other o 40
buildings, adjoining lands OF Benjamin Sline's
mill property, George BlaEsct, Peter FriedLne
and Edmund STUN.
No. "A tract OF land situate iu the "Pines "
Jenner township county aud STATE aforesaid, adj
isiuiue lands o. samuel tuMth. Matthew :
Others, containing acres more or lyss, with the
arr TurtenaECcs.
Taken in execution and 20 be sold ns the prop
eriy 0f Wm. Kline. at the suit OF A Il. COfr0th,
e. al.
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Also


All the right title interest. claim and demand
Of Peter Fredline, or in and % the following de-
scribed real estate. 20 wit.
Ne. IA certain Tract OF land situa.e iu Ieu-
uer township. S9merseE county. Pa, containing
Is 6cres nearly all clear, Edi1inilg lands Of
Worth Picking. David Wand, Joseph Rean.
WIN. Kline and Others. having thereon erected a
tEOstory dwelling house, bank barn and other
OutDUiidings. with the aDuurterauces-
No. "A certain tract Of land situate as afure-
said containing 3acrgs OF timbre. sifIste in Jen-
ner township. adjoining lands Cf Wm- snyder,
joseph Cole, Jas stuff Reuiamln E-ines Mil
Property and Chas- N6nntar
Taken in execution and % De sold as th prop
erty OF Peter Friedline, az the suit Of r Kier
mans use, q al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

THE Treasury Department IS afraid that
many Cinnamon have Tegis'ere5 twice
The Chinese are saidto be a very imilat-
i've people and they esimPly initiating
the Democratic FOUNDERS and heelers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

Al the right, title, interest, claim a-d demand
o. j. shipl6y, o.. ln and % the tOucTing de-
scIibei real estate, 20 wit
No. L. certain lot Of ground situate IN the
borough og Neyersdale, -1merSet county. Pa ,
known as lot 70 H. B5schley survey lruutiue FAD
feet on Salisbury street and extending 80 fee
along Fourth street 20 Apple alley.
No 1.-Two lots situate a. above, sEoVu Is
los and = located on north side Meyers Ave
uue. with 50 feet fF1Giaea and extending us feet
% alley, with frame dwelling lnd stable thereon
erected.
No 3-0ne lot Of ground situate in town.
county and state Aforesaid, klOwn as lot Ne b
located on north side 0f Meyers Avenue, having
% feet frontage anG extending 10 feet % alley,
having frame dwelling thereon erected
No. -tiue lot or ground situate ~ aforesaid, f,
known as lot No o.. located on north side cf
Meyers Ayenue, having frontage Of ID feet and
extending 10 feet 10 alley, having thereon erect
ed a frame dwelling house also small piece OF
ground adiliniug lot az Tho rear end 4a1 extend
Ing 20 ihe B & O. K r.
No. Two io's situate as gilIezsld. and
known a. lots Nos. 100 and IN on n1Ithsite Of
Ing ware house thereon erected
No 6--Oue parcel o. land situate as aforesaid, ,
fronting a. feet or Dale street and extending =,
feet on alley, having stable thereon erected
afi1iniug properties Of A. F. Nelshonse and IL is
" T. Hammond
No. 7.-One parcel Of land situate as Aforesaid
fronting .i feet on Dale street., and extending ,5
feet on alley, having stable thereon erectcli
adjoining property o.: John n Ollnger.
No. s-Oue par sel % land situate a. Aforesaid. .
fronting 60 feet on Center street, and froutns lio
feet on Dale street, having thereon erected two
story building and occupied as hardware sore,
with the pTurienauces.
Taken in execution and 90 be sold A. the prop
eriy OF J. r. Shipey, al the sJiit Of A. John, IN
tiul- for himself and :. D. Livengood.
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:

NOTICE-Ah persons purchasing at the
above sale VII please take notice that ID per
cent. OF the purhase money must be paid
when property j. knocked down. Otherwise
it viii again be exposed To sale nj the risk Of
the first purchaser. The residue Of the pur-
chase money must be paid on or before the
day OF confirmation viz; thursday. May
81 1884 No deed wil be acknowledged until
the purchase money is paid IN flil
EDNARD HOOVER
May .. 1871 sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the right. title. interest, claim and demand
of Christian Dict, Of, in aud 20 all the surface
soil, exclusive OF the und sTlying minerals 0t q
parcel Of land situate I'm Elk Lick township
Hav, J. T. Hocfiug. Augustus SNYDER. Herman
Ranch and George Nay, and others,
containing 1 ac-5s and - peTeAes more o.
less, having thereon erected . story frame well
ing house and other Cu-bu-illngs- being the same
land conveyed by the trustees Of 81 Paul Re
formed Congregation 70 G. Dick. by deed dated i
July, 1S9l, recorded in Volume =, pgge so, with
the Gppuris nauceS.
Taken in execution and 70 be sold Is the prop
eriy Of Christian Dick, at the suit Of Daniel
Shultz < Son use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

We HANDLE The BES7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

SENATOR Mus, Of Texas, is nothing if
not an out-and-out free trader. His tenn
per is as hot as a hornets, and he is as
irascible as a stump-tailed bull in fly
time. He has, however, a wholesome
terror Of the party lash. He kicked and
ranted few days since most savagely
against one and all Of the four hundred
amendments 4 the tariff bill introduced
by Senator German, many Of them being
highly protective, especially Of Southern
interests In conclusion he meekly an
nounced that he would vote for the bin
even if 1t contained all Of the amend
ments. Like the Scoichman's dog, His
bark is far worse than his bite"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

TaE Democrats are besought by Their
organs to get together" It is obserya-
bic that when they occasionally make toe
attempt the hair flies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16
PAIR HOPE
JEFFERSON
JEYNERT0WE BoR0UGH

Miller James c.. 4" -....-.- ..-..--.-..--..
Walters .DistIller -.... .-.....--....-----sl.
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMEHT
Dealers in Merchandise
Somerset County, Pa.

TAKE NOTiCE-That in pursuance OF
several Acts Of Assembly Of the Commonwealth,
20 provide revenue to meet the demands upon
the Treasury, and other purposes, the underign-
ed Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes for said conn
ty, has prepared a list OF the trades OF said
county AMI has placed each in that class which
70 him appears right and proper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

BEE,KIxRIDGE is generous. He says he
fforgives the preacher" Who have de-
nouneed his shameful iniquities-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the. right title. Interest claim and demand
Of Iustus Walker %, in and % 4 certain tract Of
land situate in summit township. 5Omerset
county, Pa. containing I5j acres and 25 perches
strict measure, about l35 acres clear, balance
timber. having thereon erected TWO tory irsine
dwelling house. bank barn. spring house, sugar
camp and other Outbuildiug-, adjoining lands or
John Holtzhawer. Peter B0Wser. jacob BOWser,
". + Walker and Others, with the appurlenaI-
ces.
This farm is in a high state Of cultivation and
Is uuderlaid with coal and limestone
Taken in execution and 90 De sold a. the prop
erty OF Justus Walker, a. the suit Of J scob Bow
ser ct al
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lH Haa ~ 80 a. 90 -
JENNER.
LOWER TURKEIFOOE
saaaaaa HaHaH
LINCOLN.

Co born A -. ' ....-..-----.---.-.----.
Fisher simon n-.......- a. -----.--------.---.-----
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75c a Pair.

Some hands and wrists are so formed that
no glove is so comfortable as q laced one
For such here's a chance without precedent.
hook Kid Gloves, choice shades. tan, brown
and BLACK, soft, shapely gloves-75c a pair
Sale Of Imported White Brussels Net SPEC
tally adapted for sash curtains. canopy drap-
cries, bassinefs,-Or baby's cradle, ere. etc.
-Four lots Of this extra good, desirable maie-
rial each lot exactly Half Real Value.
One lot, 5G-inch wide, l0c.
One lot, 36-inch wide, l5,
One lot, 72-inoh wide, 25c.
Oae lot, IOS-in- wide. 35c.
Nothing So e1tfacrdinsry In q is1foe OF goods
ever offered az the prices- when you see them
you u gree-uO. only hat, but You'll BUY If
you've any need of g0os- 8russells Net for ans Of
the a0ot~ OF any Osuer 1rp0se. These four lots
are all ON ou centre - Jle in front Of Lace De
partrient, anu .he-- VII De lively buving and
selling while they last at l0c. ijc. -5c. and 60.
Der ya-d-au 70 los inches wide.
Lot of genuine Jap Indias. extra choice print-
ings, principally darE grounds suitable for
street wear, Soc yard.
New six and wool Crep0ns. in stylish new
mixtures, entirely new effects, which ladies OF
exclusive taste wiil appreciate. l5 and q inches
vide e. q 20 and sl'3' Per yard
Among American suitngs are new and de-
s.ranle materials with chic and style campar-
ing faForably with th0sa bearing the magic .iiu-
pOltet' -2le. ,-le and &C.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the right title, interest claim and demand
Of g. 7. Hav q, I'm and 10 certain lot Of ground
situate in salisbury borough. Somerset county,
Pa GGXl35 feet, bounded on the north by lot Of
Beachy brothers. south by L. G. BOYER, west by
alley and east by Main street. having thereon
erecteI a 3 story frame hotel building, q stable
32x4J feet. carriage shed and other outbuildings,
with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution AID 10 be sold as the prop
erty of {, 7. Hay, al he suit Of Valentine Hay s
use ct al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the right. tile. interest claim aad demand
Of Austin j. Stoy. or IN and 20 all that certain
lot ~ ground situate Ia Stuyesforu borough,
SomeEsst eoenty. Pa located ON the south side
IN Main street adjoining lots Of John L. HE,
Johu Young and the Aihright Church. having
thereon erected 8 two-story dwelling house, sia-
ble and other OEteGIidings, with the appurie-
nauccs.
taken In execution and 10 be sold a. the prop
etfy % Austiu :. stov. a. the suit oi Geotse W
Soibef aud l. &. Ackcrnan, Executors oi bahici
Snrner senior deceased.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

EPPER TI-RKETE00T
POROTGU
Classification Of DistilIeries.

Cities Of arst. second and third Class 500 Class 1
Other Cities 800 ?
townships 100 3
TAKE NOTiCE-An persons concerned
IN this apprai.ement- that an appeal VIII be held
- the Treasurer's Oiice in Somerset, on the 7th
day Of Nay. lsqi. when and where You can At
tend II you think proper.
CHARLTS T. UHL. Jr,
Mercantile Appraiser
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Sure Cure for Sprain, Bruise or Hurt! +!
Use ST. T..JACOBSO
You'll Use il Always fer Like kisEap.

Cober on The east. having thereon erected Two
story frame dwelling house, stable and ulhef ou
buildings. with the appurienances-
Taken in execution aud 10 be sold a. the prop
erty Of Daniel 5. C0ber, al the suit % Nm 3.
Meyers, e. al.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

CoxerFssxAx WTIsoN has returned &c
Washington in time 70 view the re-
mains"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16

All the rigbt title interest. claim and demand
of WaffheV Hicss Of in and 20 certain Tot or
rnessuaga OF ground situate az Grassy Kun. IN
Tx Lick township. Somerset county. "a So
ioirfuy lands Of Daniel Stcvsuus. Peter kueler,
MeIchiar Miller and the puhlic rudt, having
thereon erected 3 twO-siory plank dwelling
house with the applTteuances-
ertg II Matthew Hicks. az the suit ~ A. T. g.
Hay aud Valentine Hay, assisaecs Of vs.. IT, Hay
& Suls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-16
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Fifth ATG PittRblTg.
nit IkI Firm,
IVT Wv Methods,
Goods.

We, as successors to Campbell
4 Dick, are determined to advertise
our name everywhere in this vicini-
ty. This we are doing by naming
lower prices than has ever before
been offered in Western Pennsyl-
Yania.
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BERLfN BoR0UGH
BaIrsT
BLiCK.
n..nLLnr
BRoTHERsTALLEK.
CoNFfATGH

Hoffman Daniel .-----------------------
Harshberger Jacob .---------.-------------
CASSELMdN BOROUGH
Kregar Jacob & CO. .. .......-.-...-....-----.
-huliz W H.. - ...-.....-.-.-.......-.-
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All the riaht, ti:le, interest. claim and demand
Of Jonas S,svanus of, IN aud % all mat certain
tract 0f land situate in Xix Lick township SOM
erset county Pa, containing - acres, about D
acres clear. balance timber adjoining LANDS Of
John H0chstetler, -- Bissel and the pubde
road. having thereon erected a two story fame
dwelling house, bank barn, spging house and
other outbuiidings with the appurtenaEces-
Taken IN execution and 90 be slld a. The prop
erty Of Jonas StevanUzi ., the suit Of Wm.
KretcLman.
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ADDISON.
ALLEGHENK.

Topper John .....Disiiiler..............sio0 o.
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LAWN MOWERS.

4 handsome line and cheap. For sale by
Jas b. HoLDERBAUN.
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All the right. title. interest claim and demand
OF Nahlan K WaikeT, of. in and 10 thc following
described nal estate viz
No The undivided = Interest IN acres OF
land ,itusfe in St.mtnlt tc&uship, Somerset c1un-
~. Ia. adjoining lands Of Critchleld Bald
Win, and Nrs. Ez-a Berkeley. having thereon
erected a one & haif-story frame cSiliefy
b~ildiug, with entire OUTFIT Of disrlling apparat
Us. a one-story bonded ware house, hog pen and
other Outb1ildinCs
No. "a lot containing q Of an acre or land,
situate as Aforesaid. having thereon erecped a
tWo-story frame dwelling house. stable and 9TH
er cu. build iugs. adjoining lands Of Ars- Chas.
BALDWIN W. A. Walker and the public road,
with the appurtensnces
Taken in execution aud to be sold as The prop
erty OF Mahlon r. Walker, al the suit Of W p.
Meyers, et. al.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16
SAMUEL LOVER THE AUTHOR.

To the Age-Hera1d:
 Although the song, "1'he Girl Left Be- hind Me. is so well known, it's author ship is obscure. No one can tell who wrote either the words or the music. In this respect it is like good many songs, notably the old ballad of "rhe Bailiff's Daughter of Islington." The song, "The Girl Left Behind Me- has been the sol- diers' and sailors' loth- to- leave for nearly B acentury, and it has been so long played on mensof-war as they weigh anchor, and by tho bands of regiments as they quit towns where they have been quartered, i, that it's omission would he regarded as a slight upon the fair sex.
 The song is doubtless of Irish origin. Chappell, however, puts in an English claim to the air, although be admits it may be Irish. This authority thinks that 1t was probably written about 175S, when there were encampments along the coast, where many tunes of this sort originated. Bunting supports the Irish theory. lie says the air was taken down from an Irish harper named O. Neill in 1900, the author and date being unknown. The song has been found in manuscript dated ITO, but its true origin is yelled in obscurity.- .-lsie of Wight Express.
 After reading the above clipping from the Montgomery Daily Advertiser of yes- terday, hunted up lot of old Irish music and found many pieces by Carrolan, Per- cival Graves and Samuel Lover. Among a lot of man uscript music long since out of date found ''Ihe Girl I Left Behind Me, '' music and words by Samuel Lover. MT. Martin J. Murphy, a celebrated Irish mu- sican, has recently collected and compiled all the old Irish melodies, which are to be published iu book form. The works of Carrolan the harper, Robert Dwyer Joyce, A. P. Graves, Carroll Malone, Thomas Da- wis, Charles Govan Duffy, Thomas Moore, J. O Hagan, Samuel Lover, Michael A.. O'Bren and others will be reproduced. This will place at rest the authorship of 'The Girl l Left Behind Me-
 tBERRN''