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MEDICAL.

AFTER ALL OTHERS FAB. CONSULT THE OLD
reliable specialist. Dr. Brothers, BOG St sw:
so years experience IN treatment Of all Diseases
Of men; consultation free and strictly eontden-
tial- ty13-1ms
DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD
The only regular graduates Of medicine and
magnetic therapeutics practcing In the city
All chronic diseases successfully treated upon
and scientific principles. Offices. eos 18th
st. NV. doors from st. Consulta ton free
my15-3m
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD


Leave washington from station corner of New
For Chicago and Northwest, yestibuled Limited
express trains II 10 am. 500 pm.
bqled Limited $3.50 pm, express Isip night. est"
For PIttsbuIg and Cleveland, express daily 11:15
For Lexington and Stanton 11:15 am.
,, For Luray, Natural Bridge. Roanoke, Knoxville.
For L1ray, $3.50 pm daily.
1!:io S7:so. 500 Is minafes, $50 1880 1900
- o5 minutes l1 mS0,, an, M2;oo 12c5 l2:s 12;ao
niIgtess, $50 xs:so am; 1i3:oe; Sie:Ss. 90
$50, xS:O0 x9:0o, 1000. XII 80, IL :a5 pm
. . PSr annapolis; 71o and 9:15 am. i2:lo and
For Frederick, al1:15 am, ellis, ,4:3O. as: 80
For Boyd and way points, b9iO pm.
an, aia;5o asoO a4:ss, bs:s5 BIOS 4s b ii:S SO
For Washington Junction and way points, 600
a9:oo am, l:15 pm. Express trains stopping at
4'or Bay Ridge. 9:i5 and 4:2S pm Sundays
g RdS A. AM IiS9 and x S15 Pm > xo,v Avn
FGF an Zoo SeT York BOstC1 and the
500 Hl:3 pm. Sleeping Car, open at 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, Cape May. Sea Isle City and
Brigantine Beach, week days, 4:2O and 1000 a. m,
l2?OO noon; Sundays, 4:2O am. and 1900 noon.
Except sunday b Daily, Sunday only.
Express trains.
residences by Union Transfer Company on orders
left at ticket Offices, GI9 and 1851 pa. ave-. and
r. i. CAMPBELL. CHAs O. scUIL.
au2 Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
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Three Detroit OmcinIs Arrested mt
His Instfgatton.

Mayor Pingree Of Detroit Saturday after
noon swore out warrants against Bruce
Goodfellow. president of the fire department
committee: Secretary Tryon OF the COM
mittee. and Assistant Fire Chief Elliott.
charging them with conspiracy and assault.
The men have been arrested. The trouble
arose over an order which the mayor gave
TO Detroit newspaper reporter to examine
the books OF the fire committee. Secretary
Tryon refused him access TO the books Fri
day evening. and the mayor went in person
with the reporter to the Office of the fire
committee and demanded TO see the books
The office was closed. and President Good
fellow refused 10 reopen II. An alteration
ensued. when Goodfellow called on Elliott
70 throw the reporter from the building.
Mayor Pingree interposed. and several fire.
men were called up from below.
While two or three held Mayor Pingree
the rest elected the reporter. The city law
yers advised the mayor that he had a right
to examine the books at any time. and that
the obstructing commissioners and employees
could be charged with conspiracy. hence the
warrants. Goodfellow, Tryon and Elliott
were arraigned in the police court, and bail
fixed at $1,000 in each case. which was fur
nished.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Q1EDMONT AIR LINE).

Schedule In effect July l. 1894
All trains arrive and leave ut Pennsylvania Pas
senger Station. Washington. D. c.
500 am. daily-Local for DanviHe and inter
meniate stations, and connects at Lynchburg with
the Norfolk and Western railroad westward, daily
and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily except Sun
day.
IL: 0l am, THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAI--Daily operates Pullman Buffet Sleepers,
New York and Washington via Charlotte and Co
lumbia to Savannah and jacksonville, uniting at
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to Mont
gomt ry, with connections for New Orleans. Con-
meets at Atlanta for Birmingham. Ala, Columbus
4:i5 p.m-Daily fo- Orange and intermediate
stations, and through train for Front Royal and
Straslurg, daily. except Sunday.
ElsN. NESrIBuLED LIMITED, composed OF Pull
man NestiaIled Seepers and Dining Cans, runs via
Charlotte and Columbia TO Augusta. Savannah,
Jacksonville and Tampa, carrying Pullman Sleeper
Sleeper New York to New Orleans via Atlanta AMI
Montgomery, New York to Asheville via Salisbury,
Washington to Memphis via birmingham, and
Washington to Augusta via Columbia. Dining car
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIvI-
SION ieave Washington at $40 am, daily, 5:3o
pm, daily, except Sunday. and 6:33 pm Sunday
only for Round Hin. and i:S2 pm. daily. exoeIA
Herndon Returning. arrive Washington 500 a. m,
600 pm. daily, from Round HILL s34 am.
m. daily. except sunday. from Hernaon only.
Through trains from the south arrive Washing
ton :13 an. 2:20 pm. and $50 pm. Manss-
sas Division $40 an daily. except Sunday. and
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservations and informa-
tion furnished ut offices. 5l1 and 1900 Peensylva-
mia avenue, and Mt Passenger station. Pcnnsyiva
MIA Railroad Washington. ID. c.
W. ii. GREEN. Gei Man.
W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass Agt
l. :. BROWN. Gen Agt. Pass. Dept. ju2
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ANARCHISTS ACQUITTED.
Not One of the Thirty Defendants i'm
Paris Found Guilty Of Anarchy.


The great anarchist trial ended yester-
day at Paris in the acquittal OF all the
thirty defendants on the charge of anarchy.
Three Of the prisoners. however, were found
guilty on other charges
The morning session of the court was
devoted to finishing the speeches for the
defense. The prisoner. Jean Grave. made in
mis- own behalf a short but impressive state
ment, concluding with the words:
MY communism is Proudhon's 1t be-
longs not to the history of crime, but TO
that of thought"
The prisoner, Sebastian Faure, spoke
eloquently. MY only crime" he said. lis
preaching. like Christ, universal happiness. -
Bastord, Bernard and Chericotto also
spoke briefly.
The presiding judge submitted sixty ques-
lions to the jury. After two hours DELHI
Grafton the jury acquitted all the prisoners
of anarchy but convicted Ortiz of bur-
glary and Chericotti and Bertani of re-
ceiving stolen property. Ortiz was SEN
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment, Cheri-
cotti to eight years at hard labor, and Ber-
TAM TO six months imprisonment In the
case of Bertani the sentence is tantamount
to release, inasmuch as he has already
undergone six months detention
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner OF 9Th and Il SITS.

In eject June "a lSl3.
1890 AN PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
Steering. Dining; Smoking and Observation Cars
deyeiand and Toledo BUFFET Parior car 'a to Har
rishurg.
Car to Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cars. Har-
ris s,gE y TO r rtts6 AVN ,-,, ,,s
Pullman Buffet rarlor Car to Harrisburg Sleep.
ing and Dining Cars. Harrisburg to st. Louis,
3f S TM MEsTERS SnE aissS Sleep
ing Car to Chicago, and Harrisburg TO Cleveland.
Ti6PM SOUTHWESTERN ExrREss.-Pullman
Sleeping and Dining Cars TO st. Louis, and Sleep
ing Ga1 P STrT P%T f
ing Car to PiftshLg
x.ssra FAILS for a kne sn.1 Rochester and
sns9 an" Fo fer E%,5s and daily
and and Niagara Falls daily except saturday with
scpoS M S and
Buffalo daily and Niagara Tns daily; except sat
PGr rAileSEss Nsy fOIt TTE The East ri
New York daily. for Philadelphia week DAYS: 40.
'S nnnT G:t go $50 lo @,n hns Gas and
P51;aln5s snis "a isS and IS
days or x sS and Change nsc an week
Saratoga Express Through Buffet rarlor Carr.
800 n. IN. week DAYS.
For Atlahtic city. 900 saturdays only. $40,
HOO am, 1918 pm. week days. sundays. 1915
For baltimore. CPS. 7:eo 7:5o. 7:ss. 900. o:4o.
1890, IL 60 and IL 30 n m, 1918. 2.O1, 3:15
400 Limited, APO, i:36, $40, e:14. no. 1000
10:4O, Ills and II rs pm. On Sunday. 100.
1855, 300. 9:05 1890. II 90 am. 1918. lis
2:O1, 315 a: 90 Limited, 4:20. $40 6:14, 7:1o
1000, 1910 and II rs pm.
For POpe's Creek Line, 1:20 a m. and 4:36 pm.
daily except Sunday.
Fo- Annapolis. 200. 900 and II 10 am, and
40 pm. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 a.
m. and i:20 pm.
Atlantic Coast III le Express for Richmond. Jack
sonville and Tampa. 400 am, 3 30 m. daily.
Richmond and Atlanta $50 p daily Richmond
only, 1857 am week DAYS.
Accommodation for Quantico 7:+5 am daily,
and 81 pm. week days.
For Alexandria. 4:2O. 6:35. 7:45. $40 GAS
1887. II so am. 1850. lao. 800 4.25, 500
5:3T. 6:15. 500. 1906 and IL 80 pm. On Sunday
at 400, 7:45 9.I5 am, 2:I5, els, 500 and 100
pm.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. COS, 6:43
7:05. 500. a:1o. 1918, 1O:2S am, ] 90 2:15
300. 3.23. 500. $50 6:l3 TOO 100 9:15. 1882
and IL 0S I'm. On Sunday at 6:43. 0:10, 1923 A.
m. 2:15. $50 700. 20. 9:15 and 10:52 pm.
Ticket offices. northeast of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue and ut the station 9th and
II street. where orders can be left for the check
Ing Of baggage 10 destination from hotels and res
licences
5 NJ PROVOST. JR WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

THE BERKELEY SCHOOL 925 18TH ST. WILL
reopen September "a. Pupils prepared for West
Point. Annapolis. for all universities and scien-
tific schools, for direct commissions in the army
and navy and for the civil service. During the
past year twelve students have been successfully
fitted for various exnmina tons. Arrangements
may be made for private lessons In all branches
CHARLES W. FISHER, b. s.,
au1O-ff Heal Mn
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LADIES' GOODS.

PARTISAN CURLING FLUID-THE PARTISAN
Complication Cream. Herhnum Tonic for the
Hair Is sold ut MISS LAURA CADNAN'S Hair
Dressing Parlor, 1907 G. NV. jy2l-lm
ANTON AND CAROLINE IERCH. S2G 18TH AND
12o612Os 1t. NV. French dyeing and cleaning
OF every description: evening and party dresses
made IA specially. Our patronage extends into
the most fashionable circles d12
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule In effect May L. 1894
Trains leave daily from Union station (B and
Pr, 9th and r SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America. with
the handsomest and most complete solid train ser
vice from Washington.
c:23 PM. DAILY.-"Cincinnati and ST. Ioui.
Special Solid Vesthuled. newly Equipped, Flee
tric-lghted, Steam-h heated Train Puliman's finest
sleeping Washington TO Cincinnati. Indianap-
oils and St Louis without change, Dining Car
from. Washington. Arrives Cincinnati, son a m :
indianapolis. AZ am, and Chicago $50 pm.
11:lO PM. DAILY-The famous ''F. F. v Linn
tied" solid vestibuled train. with dining car
and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati. Lexington and
Louisville. without change; Pullman Sleeper TO
Virginia Hot Springs. week days arriving $50
am. Observation car from Hinton. Arrives Gin
cinnati. $50 pm: Lexington. 800 pm: IIous-
Vile. $40 pm; indianapolis. II rs p m: Chicago
I 80 am. and St Louis. 7:3o am; connects in
1887 AN EXCEPT SUNDAY-For Old Point
COMFORT and Norfolk. Only rail line.
2:25 PM. DAH.Y-Express for Gorionsville
Charlottesville, Wayneshoro', Staunton and prnci-
pal Virginia points; daily except Sunday, for
Richmond.
Pullman locations and tickets at company's Of
fees. $40 and 1921 Pennsylvania svenue.
ii. w. FULLER
my2S General Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR SAI-E-CHEAFEST CORNER LOT In BROOK.
lAND; WELL SITUATED. WILL BE SOLD on
INIRA EASY TERMS. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
1895 + ST. NV anil -3t
FOR SAIE-BY AUGUST DONATE, GIL 7TH ST.
a frontage Of I'D on 10th st. extended; fair
depth; viii sell trade for improved property:
St-i srOunl 10 hold au11
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RANDOLPH-MACONA ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL.
Va; BEAUTIFULLY situated Among the mountains
pure air and waite. Prepares boys and young
men for college business life. A select ed
corps Of teachers. Thorough mental training:
moral and religious influences; full equipment
moderate charges Refer to Hon. s. 8. Turner
House OF Representatives; Rev. l. w. Canter,
Mt. Vernon NJ. f. Church South. Send for par
ticulars to Rev. b. w. BOND, I'rin.. Front
fyp1
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GonZaga College,

Under the direction Of the Fathers of the
Society Of Jesus
Classical and business courses of studies Special
clesses in Latin and Greek for older students
Schools open Tuesday, September 4. For particu-
lars address CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. s. j.,
au61m Pres. and Treas
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FOR SALE STORES.

FOR SAIE-0SLY s41o9-ON VERY EASY TERMS.
NEW STORE AND DIN FII.ING On ii ST. y. L. !:
n GOOD Isl 'SINEISS STAND
aul1-3t elliS. ~ SHIELDS HOS F St NV
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s64. EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE.


1864. EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE. 1894.
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS
The Spenceran Business College
National Bank of the Republic building, cor. 18th
anu = NV sr Rss En- Gs"' 'FSS'0nS
In the national capital and throughout the country
is a household word, associated with thorough bust.
Ness training and prosperous career
staton begins onday h s. Sf FIVE
departments, viz: Practical business. including
lations, rapid Writing, moral and social culture lure
Delsarte system Of expression eiycs, political
with initiatory bookkeeping; shorthand and type,
writing. including English; Spencerian Rapid Writ
Ing; MECHANICAL and Architectural Drawing. FUN
s TaP of thoroughly trained teachers Location cen
Spacious, brilliantly lighted, handsome halls and
mnnd. Terms moderate but no competition with
ington were trained in this college and send their
sons and daughters and candidates for employment
This college received from the Worlds Columbian
commission %na. 10 diploma for Eseelenee OF STUDENTS
of its graduates received diplomas from the EXPO
sition for superior general written examina lions
service" in the living educational exhibit. ''''''
Offce open every business day and night, on and
at Wr, Monday nc ;, august S o. animal, .nn,.
MRS SARA A. SPENCER,
au6-tr Principal and Proprietor.
GEORGE W. LAWRENCE VOCAL SCHOOL. 1908
voices. throat and lung troubles. TRIAL LESSON
FREE Choir singers wanted Summer rates.
ERAUGuTING TAUGHT EVENINGS MECHANI-
cal. architectural, typographical and naval, with
the Necessary mathematics for designers. In
structions begin September -, at 531 7th st.
0u4-2m'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF Music. 1926
10th St NV. Twenty fifth year, Piano. organ,
voice, violin, flute. cornet, etc. Free advantages
to pupils. .. BUILARD, Director. s-2mo'
HOWARD UNIVERSITY TRAINING SCHOOL
for Nurses For circular, address C. 3. PuRvIs
HOWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL, DENTAL.
and Pharmaceutical Departments will open Oct
For circulars address c. Il. PuRVIS. VI. D.,
can address or call upon Prof. JAMES S'i r.
HODGKINS. 700 10th st. NV. jy19-tooc1
wIMODAUGHSIs. 132s I ST N.w.-CLASSES IN
Vpewriting continue during summer. Terms. 81
classes orgauixe in Sept and Oct. ADA /.
SMITH, Superintendent. Jy12-6m
WIrTTlNGHAM INST. TAKOMA PARK. II. C.. A
btardlng and day school for Young ladies' and
rihareh full graduating course IN English
mh19tooc1
SUMMER FRENCH CLASSES: EASY METHOD
fof learning to speak and understand College
schools solicited Experienced teacher MILE
V. PRUD'HOMME BOZ d ST NV. je+-3m'
MISS BAICH's CIvH. SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
Busiress COLLEGE 1907 10th NV Pupils prepared
CELSIUS examinations Stenography taught. ser -tr
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
623 la. ave. bet 9th and 18th sta. NV.
C. X CRNER, 4. NJ. c; F., Prin.
Highest attninabe grade of instruction at moder-
ate cost. Catalogue fe26
PRIVATE LESSONS ELEMENTARY OR ADV ANC-
ed studies. Especial attention to backward. I'M
versity graduate Prof j.. f4oe Hopkins place,
near 10th and L SITS. ap2l 5, IN, tuim'
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a Year win Popular Authors.

Nearly all the most popular authors
seem to have been drawn upon by the
editor of The LaGjes' Home Journal to in
sure for his readers particularly inter
estiGg year during 1885. Jerome K.
Jerome, for example, viii resume his
ride OF an Idle Fellow" for the benefit
Of American girls and women in a series
ofarticies; Bret Harte VIII haze a rcw
love story, while Frank Il. Stockton has
given the ,JDaEadi not less than three Of
bis quaintest and drollest short tales /;
Ms. Burton Harrison VIII write on cor
rect dcp0rtment aud usag1s Of good socic-
~; while Mrs. \. II. T. Whitney IL
TO write to gils on marriage and dress
Madame Nordica and Jessie Bartlett
Davis viii tell of the care of the voice;
Mr.. Howells viii continue his successful
literary autobiography; DR.. Pn-khurst,
the famous New York preacher, viii
write his first series Of articles for women
on the questions Of the day which women
are thinking about; Edward Beilainy
will add chapter to his Looking Back
ward; Eugene Field, Bill Nye, John
Kendrici1 Bangs and Robert !. Bardette
will supply the humor; Conan Doyle will
give his views Of 'The Literary side of
AmeGicl"; Frances Hodgson Burnett,
the late Jane Austin, Julia Magruder and
Elizabeth Bellamy will supply nOvelettes;
Kate Greeuaway IS 20 draw her quaint
little tots of women for the first time for
magazine. while Palmer Cox viii supply
some new brownies; unique article
on '.Mrs. Shakespeare viii present al
that Is known Of Sbakespearc's wife;
Margaret Deiand. Sarah Orne Jeyett and
Mrs. Bur,on Harrison will discuss
'.When Lady; When Woman, when
those terms should De used; +. +. Martin
is going 10 tell "Nh here Was the Garden
of Eden ~; Reginald de Eoven has given
his new song, while other famous COM
posers viii also he represented by songs,
marches and waltzes. And in this repre-
sentative manner, 7rir LrlieS' Home
IoH-aaj viii really cover every interest
ing phase Of contemporary life,-eSpecial-
~ that OF woman. The magazine will in
deed be worth having daring the new
wear
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-12-26

The judges in the country distri-.s az
not paid a mach as they shOnld lie when
their work is compared with that Of city
judge The judges of Philadelphia g.;
S7,09)peT year. Those of Pittsburg get
$500 per year. The judge in D5uphin,
(Harrisburgl 5000 per year, and where
there is but one Judge in comfy o. 90
600 Inhabitants and over, he gets S5.01J.
Judge Doty, OF Westmoreland, gets So
900 per year. his county having over o.
600 population. All the other judges
learned in the law get 5000 per year.
The judges of Philadelphia and Pitts
burg do not do as much work a Doty.
of Wcstmoreland. Mcilvaine, of Wash
ingtOn, or the judges in the Fayette
Greene district, and We. they get much
larger pay. In the country districts the
judges must pass upon all kinds of busi
ness, while the cities have separate or
phans' court judges, who relieve the
other judges of much hard work. Be
sides, the city judges are so mum erous,
that their work may be apportioned and
made easy while the country judges mu, t
try all mlnner OF cases. Doing more
work than the city judge, the country
judge shoald at lelst have as much pay.
-Caioa,oirH Genius Of Liberty.
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4 Hogs Long Fast.

The Kit;anning T.mss sIys: Charles
II sad. 4 well-to-do farmer of East Frank
lin township, gave thanks ThIrslay be
cause he f,aud his hog. II disappeared
last September. The owner secured the
whole neighb9rhooi, bat found no trace
Of his lost pprler. He gave NJ the hunt,
supposing il had been butchered by some
body. Yesterday, while working near 4
large straw stack. he heard n1is', sound
ing like pigs srunt. \ removal Of the
stray resulted in the discovery of the
missing hog. II had gone under the
stack the day it was built, and the straw
slipped down and penned it in. For 50
days it was a prisoner and fed only Oh
straw. The long fast reduced its flesh,
but the owner says it will fltten soon.
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Rez. Eine,s Holiday surprise.

Rev. Hiram King, of the Reformed
church, was the recipient Of genuine
surprise, Friday evening. He was at
tending to some PASTORAL duties in Ber-
lin, when ne was begaiie1 20 Saauksviile
10y the plea that ii was necessary that he
partici pate in a rehearsal for the Christ
mas celebration t. be held in his church
at the latter place.
The rehearsal was going along very
smoothly Gntil Rev. King announced the
number Of a song when - his surprise
the congregation began to sing March
ing Through Georgia" au 4 foraging
party % veterans marched up III. ,aain
aisle Of the church, bearing all sorts of
edibleS, which they deposited at the sol
der pastors feet. The surprised minister
was in the act of returning his thanks for
the unexpected presents. when another
party, composed of the members of ali
the diTeren; religious bodies in that
neighJ0rhood, marched into the church
aud presented him with numerous sub
siIntial evidences OF their affection and
esteem. The pastor again undertook to
express his thanEs, when the now large
assemblage began to sing America" and
a delegation from the Jr. o. L. y. NJ. ap-
pe3rcd az the door and marched down the
aisle under the Stars and Stripes. Every
Junior carried apressnt, and among them
was a fine, large, live turkey. When
qnic: was restored the Surprised pastor
delivered patriotic address. which was
wei received by his many friends.
Among the presents from Rev. Kings
former comrades IL arms was a large
ham, on which was pinned 4 note bearing
the following:
We p-ese N; 10 son this loyal ham,
Il was raised and bI.ch-ret ia soldiers pen.
Aad the boys that broush, it are A. bsayeand
trIc.
Bat no. - active Jas IA y were IN iS59:
Tn e was ihe iimc VIZ had - 1--we % hard tag I;
Now We ~ at ho-n.lai cli ham unI.r the
a.
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second Weak of Court.

The following eases were disposed oi
last week at the second week OF court:
Russell a CO. VI. W. w. Davis, ct. a.,
continued.
L. NJ. Phillippi -. David Hoinbangh,
J. \. and L. NJ. Phllip2i ". John H..
Scibcrt, and Somerset Fertilizer ca. ".
John Il. Saylor. settled their differences
wilhou; going to jaFy.
Iu The ca-e OF George T. Miller -. Con
rad Miller, the plaintiff took q non suit.
George L. Newland agreed 10 take $50
and pay all costs in his suit against James
Hankinson, whom nc charged with cut
ting down timber to the value OF 500.
The jury in the suit OF Cornelius Alex
ander VS.. George Gardill returned = ver-
dic. for The plaintiff in the sun ofs5Sll.
Alexander had been tenant on Gar,iill's
farm and : dispute arose on alleged set
tloment.
The jury returned 4 verdict for the full
amoun; of the claim in the suit of John
NJ. Wright rs. Henry Beitz.
William \. Martin secured a verdict
for $50 in his suit against Stonycfeel1
township. one OF the plaintiffs horses
was injured by coming in contact with
campaign pole erected on the public
highway and was so seriously injured
that he had to be killed.
Have you seen the Holiday Goods
Ed. B. Coilroth's? If not, you should call
there at once. 1t is not always safe to
wait until the day before Christmas to
make purchases for The chi DIRE IS stock
ingS.