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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-12-06
Ssfe-Speedy-surc

The rapidiy and certainty with which.
Dr.. Morris Syrup o! Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases Ot the res
pat0ry Organs and IL reiI4Uiljty Is a
remedy Tor consumption long : secured
for il a iOTmosI rank non medicines OF
is class Il : in fact II recognized
specific for throat and bronchial disorders.
Il promptly checks . cough. no matter Of
how long standing, anu affords great re
lief in cases OF asthma. Il should not be
mistaken for a plntson, since Il not only
affords immediate relief but also TemoTes
all traces OF the malady. II i d specific
Tor c-olp. Trial SIG 10 CENTS. Large
sire 30 cents ami One Dollar Sold by q.
W. Bedford.
Also Agents for Prof. Parkers Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which never tails Pleasant
to take. and requires no physic. Price =
cents.
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EDITOR HERaID.-The organization OF
a Republican House in South Carolina APP
pears TO have surprised some of our Dem
ocratic friends here, as much as it did the
b~ull-dozers in the South.
The Democracy in the North. as well
as in the South, hoped that Genl. Hamp-
ton and his followers were masters OF the
situation in South Carolina and would
control the Legislature; accept the certifi-
Gates of election issued by the Supreme
Court TO the persons rejected by the regu-
lar Returning Board; elect a Democratic
Speaker; count out Chamberlain and in
augurate Hampton Governor oil the State;
but this little scheme was defeated by the
timely Intervention of Uncle Sam.
The testimony elected by the Returning
Board in Louisiana, during the investiga-
ton ofirauds in the contested parishes, US
N the case OF Mrs. Plnkston and others, is
as appalling and so full of horror as to
arouse the just indignation OF every Chris
han man and woman in America. That
there have been numerous acts of lawless-
ness and violence Tor the purpose OF in
~timidation, can no longer be disguised.
The shot gun policy in the States lately in
rebellion, was, still is, and will continue TO
be, 50 long as tolerated, a terror 10 the 10y
al people in these States. Thousands oil
lives have teen sacrificed tor opinions sake
ia those localities since the close oil the
wal by the unsubdued rebel element there.
Loyalty to the general Government is
regarded as crime by the old slave power.
Those modest Democrats who are contin-
ualiy bowling about fraud and corruption
IN the Republican RANKS should hold their
hands upon their mouths and never utter
8 word about fraud, etc, alter all that has
been done by their party under
the aaspicies OF their party leaders both
North and South.
The many inhumsn outrayes committed
upon law abiding citizens in the South TOR
10 other oiiense than voting the Republi-
can ticket. scarcely finds its counterpart in
the alrt Critics OF Andersonyille and BEL
isle. Gen. Hayes and the Republican party
al the North, could survive defeat at the
polls, but the loyal people in the South
could not. Imagine, ii you please, the
condition OF the loyal colored people in
those States with IA man at the head oi the
Government who would owe his election
to the vote OF no less than a million Of
rebels, largely composed Of old slave
drivers. Their hopeless condition can be
more readily imagined than described.
The mission OF the Republican party is
not completed until loyal men, irrespective
OF race or color, are as secure in life and
property in Louisiana as in Pennsylvania
The election OF Hayes will do much to
secure protection TO all classes. The col
Ored people in the South are assured that
the strong hand of Uncle sam will hold
their opposers as with an iron grip, and
make them more ecure in life, limb, and
property. The assurance OF public inleg-
rity will create business confidence and
the country will once more be placed upon
the highway to prosperity.
i. \. F.
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Rev. RAifens5ersei of Cumberland,
Md, delivered a lecture in the Court
House on Tuesday CT last week, on the
''humOns OF the pulpit and the pew As
usual there was ) very Email number 0i
persons in attendance. The lecture made
a decided hit. and all present we're very
much pleased with the evening" entertain
ment. The Rev. gentleman handled his
subject IN a mastery style thai was con
elusive eyidence that be was nDs one OF the
stui-h, laced who couhl tail 10 appreciate
the humors OF both pulpit snd pew.
While The lecture was humorous there
Was much In Il that was calculated 10 i'm
prove the audience. In tact the hes.
thing We could Say Of il Is, a. one Of tie
parties remarked. coming pot Of the room.
that, III was as g0od ana elective a ser
mln as ever ws preached. When a
gentleman thus happily caatrives amase-
ment and -instruc;l1u hr has reached 2
''cansBmmlion devCutiy 70 b. Wished
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans CoRrI 70
US directed, we will expose to public sale, on
S n IN Is-e

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans CoErI 70
US direttee, we will expose to public sale, on
Saturday, Dec. 80, 1876,
at The Homestead Of tho deceased, at 10 o'clock o.
said day. tbs following real estate. late the prop
er1y % samGelJ J. Rh0adS, Of Somerset township.
deceased.
No. !. A tract of land situate In Somerset TIP,
adjoining lands 0f Josiah AnSeny. Samuel Berk-
ey, and other lands % Gecedent. containing 81
acres, more or less. This land Is clear, having a
xosd two-story house and stable thereon erected:
there l. also a good orchard On the premi>es-
No-2 A tract Of Land situate p2Ftlyin Ssmer-
set and partly in jefferson Up, adjoining lands OF
Simon Sufsii. Jacob Msust and others. eoutail-
frg leo aeres.Eure or less. about 10 acres clear ard
a house thereon erected. This Is a .oOd timber
tract.
No. :. A trsc, Of land situate In Somerset Tp,
| ad}li1lnz lands u Philip MszFy- jacob Spef her,
Jonathan Rhosds. and Henry Berksy, contain
ing l.. acres aud - perehss. more or less. with
the appurtenancss. This tr8et i all clear but
about u acres, there's . gO01tS0s story house, barn
and Convenient ouibuilGings thereon ereeted, q
gVed orchard and4 sugar camp ef aseut lot trees
This Is a desirable fAs--
TERMs-Cash 70 ths eEteu; Of debts, being
ab5at s20qo, oae.ihird 10 remain a lien tJrthe wit-
on. the balance IN three equal anna Payments
to be secured By Judgment bonds; 10 per cent Of
hand money 10 be paid a. son as property i
knOckei down Possession given TIRE la day Of
April 49,. when deed will u EaiE
AIN RHOADS.
LEVI RERkEH.
Dee. Admrs. VI samuel J. RLoadt,
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BLOODY MUKDER.-0n Monday after
noon. 29th ult., a terrible tragedy was
committed in Reserve township, ALE
gheny county, the victims being Charles
O%pperman. a stone mason by trade, and
aged 81 years, and his " ife aged abohi a
Years. The parties had not been living
happily together Tor some time. and on
the afternoon above named their frequent
difficulties eliminated in the bloody irag
edy. While Opperman was in the house,
engaged in makins a fire, his wife went
out 10 the stable Tor coal and wood, and
he followed her with an axe in his hand.
\ few moments after this a man called al
the house 10 see O~Pperman, and his daugh-
ter-in-iaw went out the stable to call him.
and was horriied q ind Mrs. 0pperman
living Just inside the stable, with her face
smashed in and covered with blood, and
Mr.. o. lying neal by with his throat cut.
From the wounds on Mrs. opperman's
head. il appears that she was struck with
the blunt SIDE OF the axe. Her right eve,
and the skull surrounding il, as well as
her n,s was broken in. The pocket
knife with which the man cut his own
throat wls found on the stable floor. The
woman was dead when found, but the
man WAS still Breathing. but died about
Jour 0 clock IN the evening. The victims
of this tragedy leave seven children, iour
boys and three girls-the eldest a young
man. being married, and the youngest, a
boy. about four years of age.
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JEssTE McCt E.E
AR.f1EE

whp this mighty man Of var, who
deems il necessary only TO sign such .
dolaG!eul With his military title and not
bis nalne, Us il is hard 70 tell al ihi. d.
lance from the scene Of action, but tha,
be lsa brave and valiant me he order
t~estiies. Ie gods Butler county against
the nation.
But then there i another Young man
who tlirsieiA to- g0.e. L would be 50
SnvenieGL sou know. TO get Up a draft
riot His abiding place Is Centre county,
and his name Is Meek. and thus he rants
in las' weeks Bellefoate KatcfsaE
We repeat tl,ai the meE via elected
tjlden bv over three hundred thousand
msj0riIy and who have honestly given
him a fair majority In ihe Electoral Col
iese, are determined that their will shall
>, ebeFsd. even il takes CANNoNs AND
GTNs AND swoRDs AND BAYoNETs 10
make their power felt They a0i re
Srt io ibis .aa extremity 81 hong as there
Is any Es9e q q peaceful recognition o.
their vii; but, when TIE proper time
comes. il nccesarY, thew I'll i-a4aEaT4ts
ssr. TliieR. ihe FfSideai OF their choice,
even though 80 AaEi sIsalI Fsa s1iA
bod asa eCfrE EslS tesgasc a .sDHtcAfs.
The peoples viii must he Uteyed, and let
GIANT and the horde Of traitors Who sur.
roznd and control him have 3 zs 4o4
hey -lRe use ali q lneg olsEaced AaG
i3ii.lGct c~oGntrymsn, Who have resolved
that The Ellis Gu1ot project llem 81,
rULLETs sssi
ba.s so5 welizaid sonay Vow lia
II styh the Harrisburg Patriot ana al
yIse al Democratic Cubs 10 keep up theil
{ cT-aniZsti03-
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MARRIED..

the resi-
deuce ofthe brides inher. il BnesseA
No-. 1873 u IL. Bergens ".
Hm. b Eeeadan &c Miss AaEie d,
dzaeaseg off Nsgsle.
Ne are indebted 10 the couple Tor q
very handsome wedding cake end JON
with their many friends in the wish that
their lives may be eveT niled with sun
shine. and the storms Of discoEn aese'
trouble iAem-
uBER-sTtFFf-At the TesItenes
al the bride. Nov. I'd, 1870, by Rev ] d
TaylaF. Mr.. J, Park OoeE. q sloysioSn
pa, IN Mis- EmmA B. stgffs. Of Jeaner \
HzGs
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PoTs containing ornamental plants IN
rooms are often needlessly repulsive by
the exposure of the earth in which they
are planted. We have found a covering
ofan inch Of. white sand TO prevent e~rusting
the surface or soiling the edges of the
pot, and at the same time allow ing free
watering. \ more ornamental appearance
is effected by procuring from the woods
the handsome flakes Of fresh green moss.
found in damp places or on rotten logs, and
covering the earth in the pots neatly with
n OF these. Ii serves as a mulch, keep
ing he earth moist and mellow. admits
watering, and furnishes a neat green car
pet under the plants.
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Wagons,

.i2vsog Recently accepted the EssaeT
ths county OF the S;udetaker CO. 1
selling excelseat~sgons OF si dinen-
- "a sp~~i<l terms q Tea D5sisFs
aihly payEleuts
Aag p~rS1 ssni57gs saigon sln Ger
all aad il decsdeiiy 10 lsssr Interest 10
e INC oeSwe purchasing elsewhere.
Address
W. W HAKTzELL
S1nerel. Pa
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A Coop PAPER.-Everybody knows
The INDEPENDENT. Of New York. is the
leading, most enterprising. and, all agree,
most readable and instructive OF our nu-
merous religious papers. Ii is not slow to
recognize the fact that the popular passion
for Chromos has died out. and il makes the
remarkable offer of any one volume OF
Dickens Works. a handsomely illustrated
and bound duOdecimo, to anybody who
will subscribe and send the regular Three
Dollars subscription. This il equivalent
to offering the paper for a dollar and a
halt Everybody wants some volume Of
Dickens, and everybody ought 10 want
THE INDEPENDENT.
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Before subscribing for the
great city dailies, remember
that your county paper is more
valuable to you than the papers
of the Metropolis, 1t gives you
the news Of your own neigh
borhood, OF your courts, your
elections and everything that is
of special interest to you and
your family, The Hsraldis up
to the times in furnishing late
news of our own and foreign
countries. 1t will this winter
print letters written for its col
umns from New York City
Washington and Harrisburg
Price of subscription $500 pei
year.
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False Impression.

II is generally supposed by a certain
class Of citizens, who are not practical or
experienced, that Dyspepsia can not inva-
riably be cured. but We are pleased TO say
that GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER has never,
10 u knowledge, failed TO cure Dyspepsia
and Liver Complain. in all It's forms, such
as Sour stomach, C0stiveness, Sick Head
ache, palpiiaiioR Of the Heart, low spirits,
&c, &c. Out OF 30 000 dozen bottles sold
last year. not a single failure was reported.
but thousands OF complimentary letters re-
ceives from Druggists OF wonderful cures.
Three doses will relieve anv care. Try il.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular Sizs -
cents. For sale by q. W. BENFoRD.
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. sSIGNEES NOTICE.

.SNffee Is hereby given that John E5oser 0f Jeff
s-son Txp. somerset county Pa. and Myra
Auauda BIZ wife, by deed Of Voluntary Assign
meut have assignedal the esfa'e, real ana persia
al of said John kooser 10 me in trusi Tor the bene.
nd ofthc creditors Of the said John koU-cF- al
persons. therefore. indebted % the 1H Iahn
kooser will make payment o the sail Assignee.
AMI those having claims Or delstnAs VIII miae
JACCH ". BAKER.
EEsfguea.
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POSITIVE REsULTs-There are nGgieE-
Gus remedies iaa. cute s1iaetIlas and BE-
come trusted a. useful. but none have
proved - effectual-curci 81 many and
such remarkable cgses-as DR., Ayers
medicines
The Cherry Pectorsl has restored great
numbers OF patients who were believed 70
be hopelessly affected with consumption
Ague Cure breaks up chilis and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers COmuonnd FTtrect Of Ssrs@~-
ruls eraiie@tcs ~oorolaia ard i1IpGriuez 81
the blood. cleenSs the system sEd reStoEes
j, to yigur and health. By is timely use
many Troublesome disorders thar cagse a
decline OF health are eypelied or cured.
Ayers p..l and their effects axe .O0 well
known every where nrequlFe any C1m-
mendaiiou from VI heFe-SsrG1'Os Pa
Iims..
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A ~SsIGNEE-s SALE.
There will be exposed b. public ssio IN New
CenteryiiIe Barorgh, Somerset county Pa. en-

There will be exposed b. pablo ssio IN New
I Centersiile Borocgh, Somerset county Pa, en-
Saturday, DeceHibcr %, 1876
at i o'clock p m, the following described real
estate the property OF Singleton kimrieL. VIZ;
No. I. A Tot OF grsunld situate Ia the borough NJ
New CsntreFiile. Somerset cvu1ty. Pa, adlslning
lands Of VI lillian Flick, Joseph Smith's. heirs AMI
Disciples. Church property containing l acre snf
IS perches strict measure, having hcrsonefcctet
a good twO-sfery frame dwelling house. black
smith shop, agSei stable and 0lher 0utDuil1ings;
aiso a tine young orchard in a thrifty and bearing
condition.
No. "a tract oflini situs;e in Ntn1ri Twp.
Somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands 81 John
Will. Peter Daii AMI others, containing aereS ansi
- psrches strict measure.
No. 3. A tract or piece OF land sifnate il Milford
Twp, somerset county. Pa, adjoining lands o.
Josiah Miller, Daniel Dalls heirs, AID Henry
Frsase containg = aeres& psrches AM allowances.
TERhS-One-thirt in hama AMI the hslanecia
ts0 payments, one-third Ia six months. and one
third IN one year from this date with interest On
payments from day uf sale. % be secured by ludg-
ments waving iuqEsitin ami exemption laws.
JOHN X. SCOTT.
uoyc9 Assignee.
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ANS. Scripture is 10 arrest at Oneida
New York. for stealing twenty dollars
from a lady at the Oneida community
The Scripture m0veth Us IN sundry
places. and this Scripture Was moved
10 Jail.
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WESTERN Penn. CLASSICAL Sc
ENTIFIc INsTITUTE.-This school. gener-
ally known a. the Mount Pleasant lnsti
tute, has entered upon The fourth year Of
It's existence. Thus far there has been an
annual gain ia the attendance Of about
htty per cent A new building is now
being erected for The accommodation Of
lady bOarders. 1t is l0S feet long and
four stories high. Il will be thoroughly
warmed and ventilated by means OF crates
and hot air furnace. The building now in
Use furnishes an excellent school room and
recitation rooms on the nrsi fiOor. The
upper portion IS occupied by young men.
The cOuTses ofstudy are intended TO pre-
pare students Tor College. Business. Home
Life, and Teaching. Eight young men
will complete the College Preparatory
Course this year. The Scientific Courses
of the school have thus far enlisted the
largest number OF students, both ladies
and gentlemen. The Summer Course tor
Teachers has been guile well sustained
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HERE is an item Of interest TO landlords
of this as well as other counties: \ board
mouse house Keeper in Mercer county sued a
b0lrder. and the landlord not having a
copy Of the hotel act posted u? IN his bed
rooms. the boarder was released from
paving his bill.
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a n ssts zE a 81 fha
Guhzns Csan - S11sr.g ga p
O. .ale = VahlE gu-ev 2tz r
Saturday, December IL, l5ta,
n a-el~k D. "a he G.hE
r.-are 81 EfLhrs-usr late ii F
vE
Aeeraa Eza a hal cul.s g. Ja1 ~
Secret "a. ID FaaiHZ A1ffa n-lJ 1F
Marzzr. Es1s Az-s au4 El-
49, anr = psrrh= M1re rr es -Dl
u ukaea = clsare1 ala h1lalG E-u iM
har.rz arur ul4ll-E lEerel eru
TEkIS-TEs ust 1fa - 81
dsauof 49, 70 AFar o. 49, A. s
Esssseksr lmG-I ~ rE-1 E
- - ME <Esz A. Erspers ~
- - ata-ae II e "a &C asElr @
AsFar Garrett - = utaT I@em p.
- H. eheE ,. a ~ lD<
zsz. sae-allf acre 81 nE- g 4Lt
IS Garrett m SEuzG U.s. ~ l
Su-aEazh thrtsrner- HerEzl tar ~
HEEHzS CHElSTSER
~ A4Zl-lr
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SENSATIONAL dispatches were sent
North last week. by rebel operators that
Wade Hsmptol's residence had been set
on ire by NIB ami totally destroyed.
Tie whole thirgHis a lie, gotten hp tor the
pIrpose OF exciting ignorant Democrats IN
The North.
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HOLIDAY Go0u~- shortly beiOr'
ChSeluals we wii receive nom NeS
YORK. PAilidelphiA aud Baltimore, ihe
isrgesl. lot ii Holiday Goods, We have ever
lsi, CONSISTING Of les elrT. sll.erSeIe
Fancy Goods, TOYS BSks. PeEtumery
FSr. etc.
Mas JAS B TgEpwELL.
Fashion Bazaar.
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IT has been discovered that church en-
tertainmenis. feaies OF ledgerdemain and
iuglng. circus performances, variety
shows and theatrical exhibitions are by an
old law which has never been repealed.
Illegal in New Jersey.
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We intend to make the largest and
fines, display Of Holiday Goods this sea
son ever shown in Somerset. and prupose
20 sell them al such prices that everybody
can make presents 10 every body else.
MRs. J. B. TREDwELL,
No g. Mammoth Block.
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Nov.eo
DMfNIsTRATOR's NOTICE

fsiste % Lydia Trent. Ia.c Of Somerset Twp.
deceased.
Letters faiministraton on theahOye estatehav-
Ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prup-
er authority, notice Is hereby given TO those IN
debted 70 u TO makeiu mediate payment. and those
having claims agaius IL will present them duly
authenticated for settlement without delay on
SATURDAY January {, 1877. at the ONCE % H. ?.
Sehell. Ia Somerset B0r.
ALEX. HUNTER.
NOV - Administrator.
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LOOK 0Ur For BREAkERs-All per-
sons knowing themselves to be indebted to
Z. 3. Colborn & Co, will please call and
settle at once, either by cash or note.
Please give this yonr prompt attention as
THIS will be your last notice.
c. b CoIBoKN d Co.
No. =. Bsers Block.
Somerset, Pa. Nov. 6, 1876.
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ssGGNEEs SALE

E1r.~ss IS ns o-leE ss1sl a1te car ei
90 P-rrssE N-ersrf 20 p ~ n
s~e azua % ~yigegzr H.u1nE - -
ze A. q
STURDY Dsc p, 49,
ra4l@ RAJ estate. ~
49, fanf sFlfsil f1luA r-
80 a.. Pa -zse- a
80 = L Lah1l1er Lalrl hltfr~E 49,
g. Cr-sirfrz 81 are. - - 80
.rre Hr1.s zal 1rEsr 20
- -srsr s-reTcl ~ baera - y
&c. as.s N1zzn Ia - "a ~
rrle l-
L0ucra~ = - rAaa 49, a
ae a. Ja11aJ tsn D
- ~ raat1lr1 rs Zc1fts t1er
lrtersfL - nzsrfs - 1
a.e-as-- Awrerrs 81 - FEr" -
rtx-en- 1 - rrserI HtE 49, 49,
- - - 1af 20 -4TG - El-AtE
X = LICETLlEEH
Eazl--
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Az American Silver Watch makes s
very handsome Christmas present W.
have them in all STYLES and much cheaper
than ever sold here.
Mrs. !. b. TREDwELI,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
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B~oUNrIFUL nature affords no finer SPe-
cifc for skin diseases than sulphur: = iaci
Is Sle4-ly pco.en by he aclloa upon
The Sllicie afflicted wRh erGpuons or al
bsroas sores. oil that supreme pdrlner,
t,lenh sulphur Soap DepoiC nttenton :
So >.sth Ave Ny HIS HsiF& Wins
keg De, bisck u. hr1Sa, 50 cs
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RESOLUTION No /. All Persnos TO
hon we are indie ied over % days
4 pnioce ele. viii please oo1e tlr~sfa
zai get Their ready change LaswS-
hose ~ho are isdeoEed to us over % DAYS
tiour. grain. feed. and groceries VII
@se e,ne forward and hand Us The
aBce. ltsapoor rule that won Sors
i x4ys and Sc ask oar aeotoss !" =
~ o<h<FESS, nor Stringent IWAs
az lie spphed.
ClNnk & REEEITs
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RESOLUTION No. ,. We have a credit
20 protect and that credit must lie project
ed. though We are compelled to collect &C
counts oflon-~ standing due Us ~ means
OF an officer. thereby adding costs.
COOK 6 BEERITs.
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Two years ago many localities were al
ficted with the spelling iever, but ( al
sublunary things 1t seems to have he out
Al least in the shape il then assumed ano
Is nov principally confined to the scioo
houses and printing Offices.
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FOR FLORIDA.

EORTHRoUGH TICKETS to FERNANDO
II Ma. JACkSONEILLE ST. AUGUSTINE
SANFORD, ENTERPRISE, and intermediate
landings on ST. JOHNS RIVER and interior
points IN FLORIDA. 10y steamboat to SANAN-
NAH. aud thence by railroad or Steamboat ap
I ply 10 W NJ. l. JAMES, Gen1 Agent,
PkilGfelPhiG end SoHfherR NsfI s. S. Co,
iI6 South DelaHare Ave, Philsd'a.
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Now l. the time for farmers 10 take
care u their agricultural implements a
l.uie line noN spelt IN placing taem IN
Ter cover viii Ssve doiisrs when VOC
AL H. use tle- aaOi4es Sa.r- The sun
and rain. and consequently rot q rus,
sii damage them u value more hAn toe
lnle speht by yoa n placing iAem gh--;
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4 ~DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

E..steof Joseph J. Zimmerman. late Of shade
Tp-. deceased-
Letters OF administrator On the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned. notice is
hereby given to those indebted 10 TITO MAKE immc-
date payment. ami these having claims against Il
10 present them duIy authenticated tor settlement
on THURSDAY, January !, ls!7. at the late residence
OF deceased.
EMANUEL SPECHT.
Nov ~ administrator.