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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-02
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MIDDLE CREEK ITEMs.-0l last Sltur-
Gay, September II. the Barroas church
Sunday school held a jolly picnic. Ia the
morning the clouds had decked the sky
and threatened Tain any minute. which
threw q dark cloud over the minds Of
those who were DESTROYS OF being there
but sill msny came. They drs, met at
the church Tor TIC parpose Of marching TO
tie grove. Then, after planning awhile,
all tell into ranks, as M might beautiful
Is say, having Rev. URruh Tor their cap.
tain, and assisted by Prof ". L. Tedrow.
They soon reached the grove, and after
SEATING the small scholars. Rev. Unruh,
failing 10 occupy tae platform, proceeded
TO speak to The audience, and gave many
good advantages obtained from Sunday
schools; then, closing his brief remarks,
gave plsce to Prot. Tedrow, who said that
Rev. Unruh had mistaken the platform
for a table, but Rev. Unruh told him that
it was intended for little folks. After
gaining the attention OF the audience
again, he proceeded 10 address them, not
on sunday school affairs, but on the de-
z.gn OF the day. lie delivered a short
ard good address, and ! suppose would
have spoken longer. but complained Of
being hungry. They o had the tables
spread. and dinner being over, the young
sieIs soon went TO their enjoyments, and
continued till late in the day. II.
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DIR. VAx DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-DI
Van Dyke, whose life loag specially, aal
ypfld wide reputation Er curing SKIN dis,
cages, nag enaeasored DT years 10 eombins
81 external treatment lie has accom-.
plished this desirable result in the preps-
ration OF his compound sulphur Soap"
The merits Of which are spoken Of by
thousands; it is highly recommended TO al
our readers. Price % cents, by mail, 81
cents a box: 3 cakes 60 cents, by mail.
80 cents. Office 50 y. 5th street. Whole
sale Depot, 400 n. 81 street, Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by ali Druggists.
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republicans see to e at once.
II you bare not paid youT tar
c, r'Hia tro gears y0a m1s'
pay them OF or before Satar-
dqy merit, October ), to BE- eati-
tel to cote at The coming cleo
f'73.
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PROVERBS,

The Riches. Blood, Sweetest Breath
and Fairest Skin in Hop Bitters.
"A little Hop Bitters v big doctor
bills and long sickness.
That invalid wife. mother, sister OF
child can be made the picture of health
with Hop Bitters."
''NVhen worn down and ready To take
your bed, Hop Bitters is what you need. I
"Don't physic and physic, for it weak
ems and destroys. but take Hop Bitters,
that build up continually"
"Physicsans OF all schools use and re
cammend Hop Bitiers. Test them.
"There are more cures made with Hop
Bitters than all other medicines.
Health IS beauty and jOy-iIOp Bitters
gives health and beauty
when the brain is wearied, the
nerves unstrung, the muscles weak. use
Hop Bitters.
That low, nervous fever, want OF
sleep and weakness. calls tor Hop Bit
tiers.
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
is Pleasant, Sure and Cheap.
FOR ALE BY
Or. w. SPEERS, Somerset. Pa
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INFORMANT NoTIcR.--Me wish to d.
&c, the attention o. ali iae ladies and gen
,lemen who viii have an opportunity OF
reading this notice 10 The fact that Mr.. G..
II. Parker. Main street. Somerset, Pa, il
selling ladies aGd Genlenen's iEGef-
wear. SiiI.. and Linen iiaRdEerchiefs, Cuffs.
collars, Felt Skirts, and a variety Ruch-
ings az prIcts that defy competition.
The goods are all new and Of the latest
styles, which should be quite & considera-
ton 70 tie purchaser. Mr.. Parker Is O
merchant thoroughly acquainted with the
business, and he makts It his greatest ann
10 please bis customers.
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CURED CT DBINKiNo. a Young
friend of mine was cured Of an Unsuitable
thirst for liquor. that had So Frustrated his
system thar he was unable Ia do ga, sgsi.
ness lis was entirely cured hy the rse 1
Hop Blters. IL sllayed al The burning
s%iiifsf; took away tle appetite Tor lquoa
and made his nery,s seady, and he has
remained \ steady and s,,lei man for over
Two Years. and has no desire 10 return 10
his cups. ard | know oil a number Of OIL :
crs u no have been cured OF drinking hy
IL From 4 leading r. Il. Official. CHI
cage. ii
WASTED-For Cash o in exchange for
meTchandIsc--
Loco Bushels oil Gals,
1000 Potatoes.
100 I" Flax Seed.
100 " Beans.
Potatoes must be OF good size. No infrrl-
or stock Will be taken.
Cook & BEEgITs.
Somerset. Pa, September 30, 1878.
Just received at Geo. II Parker'sa large
lot OF cloaSs. ranging in prices from s. so.
50, So 80. 81 SO, s., So. 81, s., so. S19,
$l4, $15. Call and see them. Must be
soldin thirty days.
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JgsT ARRIgER-Nr. George r. Par-
ker. one OF our most c~nterprisiHg ner-
chants. has just received from The eastern
cities a large and complete stock Of new
goods, and has his assistants Gow busilY
engaged arranging them upon tie shelves.
The neg arrival consists 10 p5ft of G FIRST
class and well selected assortment OF Dry
Goods, which ia ali probability IS 10 best
offered in our market for several years
past; and The advantage O. tie public is,
that the goods viii be sold al such prices
that cannot do otherwise than induce all
DO examine them 10 purchase. Ia tue
line OF this class OF goods can be found
AlpacaG, black and coloreG; C~5shBeres,
black and c1l0rcd Silks. black and coiore5;
Cretons. and Chintz Calicoes; blcachrd
and unblcached Muslins; Sheetings cling
hams. ShirtingS, Flannels, Tickings, etc,
etc, also a complete line OF dress goods
OF many styles and durable qualities. Our
lady readers will do well 10 call u AIr.
Parker stone when ip need OF aryibing
IN liz iiDs
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A UDIToB's NOTICE.


Daniel aastsller -. IS. April Terra. 1870.
= tCruw1n Pfccs gfS fa.-r.
IsHHs LEugA- County, Pa
fkeiult1y AsznGertJ
Aao1nt nel July - ISIS AMI sesL q rs q
petid4a 20 Assignee ~ Messrs. CcnrIrh * Er1.
rei. lis att l-neyE the C~u-t urpnirtrf fahu y
Seett Auditlr 70 distribute The urds N tAs h-n.s
0f sac LFsizuce o. aLl aUarg these legally er-E
'ief -1ere-l ard inquire irta nnf s~sssrs4fa fnz
raueh uz-gials Interest sinthe Eiznea-soTugrs
Fnl lelu1r tle same srl az Jas. Ar l1r-u-ef face
eeucerEi1x saEi tissrlutian-
EXtrfcls f-u ths Eecari.
CcTrl1r1 Oh Server -- -s-1
l. : r r. koNSEHL Pro.
ECt--e hereby given t0 al r-rlfes inter- sfe
ttlt / wiz affefti to TIE tu'ies ~ thc nfalc 40
painfu4eu, No ray oHge 10 TIE -a-c1zh o. szsrseL
where ,asse Interested can attend Il tsey 80
puIcr
IOHT r. SOFT.
>cE3 A1ii1E-
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We are indebted 70 Mrs Josiah Brani,
ihe kind and accomplished .andlady Of ihe
Glade House for large basket OF choice
Hult aad cakes received yesterday alter
neon. IL was a caution to see the way the
printer loys went into the deiicscies, aud
al united heartily in The wish made ~
the q - th.ttbe generous doner aighi
lie long. aiwass ee ~prospeE1Gs, anp dc
a8aVs
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Mr. Roler I.illIe. advertising and s0'
Helliag agent for the iewelfy osia5li,h-
menl OF 5. T. Little, OF Cumberland, Nd
spent several days in town during The
fair. Mr. Little called at our olae and
left with US an lad" which can he seen
elsewhere in this issue.
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GuLp EEA HOUSE,. Il have asspciSiIl
Mr.. VIII A. Kimmel, OF Somerset. viii
me il business. and will be pleasedto have
ali the old patrons, as well as his friend.
IN Somerset. 70 send tbeif orders to bi,a
and he VII personally supervise tAe MI
ing ana shipping OF same. bly, gnois are
Of the very best quality. and sold a
wholesale prices. Send iar price list. J.
r. jenkins. "0ld Tea House, % Filth
avenue. FiusbuEgh. ~.
Pittsburgh. Pa, SEPT. IS, ISIS.
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As viii be seen by referring 10 another
cnlaan in this paper. Mr.. VIII kimaiei. OF
this place. has been associated 10 business
with Mr.. !. X Jeakins, in the cod Tea
~lious,. No. . Fifth arenUe- We are
glad 10 Learn OF ''Douliie's' good fortune,
and hope be may te successful in his new
business.
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For Colce. call at Schrock's.
There wAsadsArlh otlying sllirFel D at
the lir.
Pot4ioes waited 1t schroeks.
Go and 80 lie aex goods al c. L. Par
ker's.
Bae your Grass Seeds ana Fish a, the
Flour Depot Of Cook s. Beeri's.
Prices Of fall goods are much lower at
C.. T. Parker's.
Nsg Hats. B1aaets. and Trimmings
Mss a. {. inns
Mrs Z. N. kimmel had her pocket
hook, containing some eight dollars. taken
from Der pocket Wills, Al the fair.
New stock OF Kid an Lisle Thread
Gloves at
Mas. \. L UHL's.
Nr. John Topper, Of New Baltimore,
acs mpanied by his cousin, Miss Gllltspi.
spslt several days in Town during tie
ai-.
The best assortment and cheapest Ladies'
Cloth Coats cen be iagad q.
BIAS. a T. UuL's.
We are indebted 10 oar genilcmaniy
.auael friend, Mr.. Jrlah Trent, Gr a jag
OF delicious cider received las' week.
Next.
Dr.. SLdlsr. Oodiisi and Aufi-t. No
o76 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa. Eye,
En- Ih5olt ssd Cs;ayIh Spcclalu-s.
The c|utcrprisiYg gentlemen wio manip-
Mated The Flying Du.chm@a at the
air are sad az heart. Their accounts loot
1a receipts. = expenses, SO.
The display made at tie iair last week
Nv Rguyan & Co, OF Meyersdale, pFopri-
Ss O.. tie EleyersG-,e Marble NoTSs,
Gls very ine. TLCsl gentlemen furnish
ai saJi- 10 heir line at reduced prices.
A. -.hrocks store you en- get The
cAc1..,t Bows suits. the cheapest Bows
and Mems Hats. Also. LOhrs and
Saa.er Flour cheaper than elsewhere.
Ba,cleo, pepper aud apple butter spices
irgm The great Philadelphia Spice Compa-
lg.
Dr. ". r. Fundenberg. 0culist AID
Aulis from Cumberland, Nd, IS now
stopping 81 lie Glade HOuss. where al
tla>l suffering from diseases OF tie Eye,
h-r. Nose and Throat can consult him.
Al installations free CEoe hodTs from
pa NJ. to 3 p. n.
AUTIcE 10 liOUsEEEEPEEs House
SeeFers can iauy a a great advantage IN
e-eaPucss. fEc Towels, Talle Linen,
all Napkins of Nj Socrge j. Parker.
- -ss Put recently cnened a large sock
l-. goods. which he is.rapidly DISCS
Jog ui whIGa are saiGbie y lac
sol tastes &c .he nost ~fssiidious. (
81 lre aut 60 ag3 see ioT FouIscif
lac following variety Of ins Toilet
sap 4l BE- iolnd AZ George v. Spcers
Sic N.llesc. Rose. Sieilisn. Wind
~ i!aley, aiyoI.nc. i'alm. I'M
-,el h Axle Castle. aad Bealps s Ceie-
EaeIaowCr. .nglihcg viii q CREST
'-'a Of comloG Soaps loo BumerOus 90
t-t-la Prices irum Eve 10 isen'y-iye
raii lef case.
l14os.d by he Medical Fraternity,
44s IN every circle. found every where,
9.-an sulphur soap l. undoubtedly The
popular purifier, remedy lef skin
and injuries, and cnmpleNiaa
semitic il America.
soi4 lY al Druggists.
EAs hAsE ssn KBExEa DrE
s q brown. se'oents.
~ 8E4ANps EsTATE-J. :. By
rAe. A1ainis'ratar having received u
.iatf q ccuIt ST. The sale D; Inc real IS
~e u D. heyald, deceased. All sril Tie
-e al private ssie urou the .Oil8Riag
uas; One fnh q She purchase money
" tenainati0n Oi sale. balance in 1--WE
% annual ra5 men;s with interest.
iAe property viii be sold low. and those
e'-iing 90 purchase should call son.
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EXTRA LIABILITY TO MALARIAL N
FICTION Persons whose blood is thin,
digestion weak. and liver sluggish, are
extra liable to the attacks Of malarisl dis
case. The most triiling exposure may,
under such conditions, infect 8 system
which, if healiy, would resist the MAS
maiic tsini. Tie only way TO secure i'm
muniy from malaria in localities where
il is prevalent, is TO tone and regulate the
system 5y iniproving weakened digestion,
eniehiRg lie blood, aqd giving q whole
some impetus to hilary secretion. These
results are accomplished by nothing 50 et-
fectively as uosletter's Stomach Bittrrs,
which long experience has proved 10 be
the most reliable safeguard against fever
and agne and kindred disorders, as well as
the best remedy Ter them. The BilteTs
are, moreover. an excellent inyigcrant Of
the organs Of uTination, and an active de-
pureRt. eliminating from The blood those
acrid impurities which originate rheumat-
lie atimsniS
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Frcae7rk Szzze q -, taus Czr e Ceu-
m1n pas Suer
stGx- p 30. -
Mao I. Fezanla. Au~1H Terra fsT-.
FYeiaatafy Assignment.
snf er Sen. ISIS 20 petlrad c AsvH-n~c hv "
"a Kcautr- ISL. sisattUu-y.t ~ Cyur sF1sfrf
II. : EnIsiar. Aul.far o. as'rfautd t1e Nrd a
hsnds 81 ne Asgaec tsaEA ersC1s ttsss hxaIs
eutitiri tkercls
Ezirset fa-m tie rc1r's csrtiacl Ssn = ISIS
FL EuoEER. Pr.
Netire = EsreeF gifcn that 81 at.ana 60 -
fu-i@s afrse 4fsrs zreoiutr,ar- A. thcaEsr CIV
u. E=uts. Ezi. IN the kCruEA q SGusrsrt. "a.
rs ENuSrFY.
s-p.2 Aa.n,ar
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DIED.

kEIM.-September 81. 1878, John II.
keim, aged 3 years, IL months and G
days.
RUSH. = September q. 1878, Mrs.
Mary, wife of John Rush, Of Lower
Tu~rkeyfoot township.
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%REPuRLECAN MEETINGS.

Republican meetings viii be held ct th'
70 l0Hing times and places:
Garrett. Friday, October 4. / T.. ",
Bakersyilie, Friday, October (, : p. N.
Esw Ceutrevelle. Sat, Oct. >, p. N.
Friedeus. Saturday, Oct .. 7. NJ.
Wits School House. SU 0-t :, JPN
L~ayensviile, Wednesday Oct O., =. N.
Weller's school house, oc,. 10, : T. N.
Salisbury, Monday, Oct. :, , 2. Il.
glczstoWn. Thursday, Oct. 10, ! r. ".
StJgsiown. Thursday. Oct 10, r H.
Jcnucr y Rplds. SlI.. Oel. l., p. N
B.l.ia. Friday, Oct !. : p IN.
Sprsy.lie, Friday, October T. p IA.
slanksyiile, Saturday. Oct. ;, 1 p. II.
Licby's. saturday. Oct ), : p. m.
Meverslale. Monday. Oct. =. : p IN.
Confluence. Tuesday, Oct. s. : P. n.
Haoycrsyil.e, Friday, oct. II, ! p. N.
D~lyiisvine, saturday. Oct. y, .p. IN.
Petersburg. Tuesday. oct 5. ! 2 N.
Hlleusss. Wednesday. Oct. o. : P. n.
STATIONS Mills, Friday. oct. II. : p. m.
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Hon. !. Il. h~ilkTa.riek. Of P~itisbUTgh,
according to pfegious aRRoHRcemenf de
liveTed sn address al The lair THURSDAY al
%iernoon. the Judge announced from The
ou,start that be had nnt come prepared &
deliver sn agricultural address. nor, IL
fact. to deliver an address at ali, buI
he proceeded to talk il the pleasant, iGsci-
mating manner. peculiar to himself, ioT
abont the space Of thirty minutes He
was quite frequently interrupted 10y long
and continued applause ~ The large
crowd that was listening 10 him with the
most catering interest. The address Of
the Judge ticslel our people nightly. ard
when be had finished they were not sat
listed. but. ike Poor Oliver, cried Tor
more. Owing 10 the fact that the Judge
va. compelled 10 return % The city On the
$50 train he was unable 20 comply with
Their wishes. bot promised 10 return at no
distant dsy an! address ihcm again
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Don't BE DEcEIyED-Many persons
say 7 haven't got the Consumption. .
when asked 10 cure their Cough with Sh;s
lQi's Consumption Cure. DO they no
know that Coughs lead TO Consumption
and d remedy that will cure Consumption
viii certainly and surely cure 4 cough or
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il viii cure when all others fail, and our
faith in 1t Is SO positive that vi will refund
Tie price paid ii you receive no benefit. Is
Eut this q fair proposition Price 10 cts,
50 cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Back or side, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price g cts. For sale by George
". Beniord. Somerset, Pa.
Why win you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Consumption and
general debility when YOU can get at our
store shiioh's System Nilalizer, which we
sell on . positive guarantee TO cure your
Price 10 cts. and - cts. For sale by
George W. Dontord, Somerset, Pa
"iIACKMETACK' a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George ". Ben
ford, Somerset. Pa.
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Tie most direct and pleasant route to the Easl
-.arl via Washington City.
A-1gb 9Iau leaving at SIS a. m. daily, ~
ri Washington at 500 T. m- Baltimore, 9l.
n Philadelphia, 3.lOa O.. H.. New York q
u. Richmond, sl5 q. m
Tr-5grh Express, leaving S4s ?. N, daily, ar
,t washington az T3B q. M. BALTIMORE a,
nj Richmond, 5.i5 p. No. philadelphia, lis'
D. IA View York, $40 q. n.
Through Mail and Express trains daily.
t.smm5laton trains and Facette Express
f.lr. except sunday.
g..eat offices. corner FiGh Avenue and smith.
S.-seie ana depot corner Grant and v aici
-r.ss Pl.tsHur-h. Pa.
a-- r. m tFpLF. GensrI Ticket Agent.
KWNNBMAN. Supt.. C1nnclsgtle
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R

JOHNS0N-YOWLER - Septembe,
10. 1878. az the residence OF Franklin
Sipe, BY W. N. Spangler, Mr.. George w
Johnson to Miss Lydia Yowler, both %
Somerset Co, Pa.
DEHAVEN-FREELAND - Septem
Der 10, 1878, By Rev. b. Knepper, Mr.
W. 5. DeIiayen to MIS-. Joanna Freeland
PLUMMER-HARPER - September
II, 1878. by Rev. b. Knepper, Mr.. J. A
Plummer to Miss Mary Z. Harper, boil
of Cumberland, Nd.
Upton : REITZ. = September "a
1878, at the residence of the brides pa
rents, by Rev. John Felix, Mr.. John w
Upton to Miss Emma j. Reitz, both OF
Somerset county, Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

BY virtue % an order isuel 0us o. tn Orphans
Court Of Somerset Co, Pa, and 10 me directed
there VIII be exposed = public sale On the premises,
IN Milford Twp, on
Saturday, October 26, 1878,
AZ ! o'clock P. u, the following real estate, late
the properly 81 VIM. Crteh1eld, deceased, viz
No. J. The home place. Containing 10 acres. 10
acres Of which are ce9rei. y Scres &c meadow
the balance Of he land 5 vel timberSd with
White pAe ard oak there are = lsrg. two story
fraue hGG=e hog barn. and other ouubuildings a
the psemises, adjoining lanis 90 Jacob n. Waiter.
Hens q Besri, Franklin Walter and others.
No. : A tract OF band ooOfaiEi1g . acres. a..
cleared, having thereon erected a one and 4 EGif
story plank house. adjoining No. !. S1sessst =
Mineral Poist Railroad and others
TERNS@ORe-thirl on conformation ofslle one
thru IN 0ne year. AMI The balance in Two years,
with interest On pay leBts frOl Confirmation o.
safe. Ten Pc ceat- olhand money ~ Re patti a.
sOeq q pzcYeEiy Gkn5cked down.
WILLIAM BAKER.
Sep. fs3t AdaiEissrIteK.
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-t-sins run by Baltimore Tine, Il minutes
ASCERTAIN Pittsburgh Time.

r. rrar,,s train leaves Pittsburg ats;s5 p. n.
- gonnelisville 1910 L. IL, Mineral
H1- I1l6 A. A.. In return the Express leaves
r-b-rilnI at 2i0 A. NJ arriving AZ Mineral
p.Tf -, a.. n ConnellsViie ol2 A. N, fltts-
f.--H 800 4. VI.
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IHurs9du. Oclober p. ISIS.

tire premises. on
Thursday, October "a, 1878.
at 10 o'clock A. ", the following described real es
tate Of Tobias Plough, ~lunatie. viz:
One plantation situate in Paint twp. Somerset
county, Pa. adi1intng lands ct Jonas Weaver, 4.
u. Weaver. Abraham Weaver, and others, con-
tsining $50 acres. having thereon erected a two
story frame dwelling horse, bank tarrt, AID other
suthuildings, IA Ing ais, thereon 4 tine orchard
4 fr-it tree, .bont q acres Of said farm being
clear aut the rest meadow and timber land, there
iEinZ als0 a Plentiful supply OF COOL water on the
f.rtn- There Will also be a variety OF personal
property offered tor sale AZ the same time. Con-
sisting OF wagons, horses, COWS, young cattle, farm
ing implements. and house and kitchen furniture.
TERUS.5Onethird in hand on confirmation OF
sale, one third In six months, and orethird In one
year thereafter, with intere.b on he deieyred pay
mcnts from eonarfpatiGn Of sale. Ten per cent Of
the pUTchsse MONEY mas. he paid on the day Of
.a.6.
Terms Of sale Of personal property will be made
snown On Gay sale.
nAYID STVFEr,
Ot.e Comiuit,ee ,gTohias Weaver,
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Ne a7e requested to announce. 10y Mr.
Jonathan BARCLAY, Of Jefferson township.
Tia. he is not q Greenhacker. That be
declines 20 sccept The position OF Commit
tse-man for the NATIONALS G ceHbac -Labor
party foT Jefferson ,ls ashiR inat he Is
aow, as DC always has besa, q s,sunch
Republican. and that the publication Of
bis nam rs a committee man was entirely
without bis knowiedge OF consent WHO
ne1ts
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
UDIToB's NOTICE.


"A
W c. Hicks and Anaa Eisl In the Court 81 Gem
wife. 10 mon Pleas Of Somer.
John N. Ulinger. set Co. Pa, No. ~
April Ierp- 1ss7.
tN0lunta.y Assignment
September Ah, 1S7s, en- petition ii assignee -
WA. II ksontz. Esg-, hE attorney the Court aP
point H. Endsley, EG auditor % distribute
the iUlis 10 The hands Of the assignee, 70. and
am ~ ;hgss legally entitled thereto
Extract from the Records
Certified 9Th o. September =.
FL. kOOSER.
Ff0ihOuotaEy.
Notice L. hereby given that 7 viii attend 70 the
duties Of my above appointment at the Office Of v
II. kOoutz. EsT in the borough q Somerset Oh
Monday. October l.;h, Izs.
II. 5. ENDSLEY,
Auditor.
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NOTICE IN RANKRUPrCY.
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Eastern District oil Pennsylvania

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Eastern District 0i Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA Sept g. ISIS
This is 90 give notice That on the T;h day Of
September, A. II. ISIS, . warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate % Samuel D.. bcip.
late = mesaber Of the nru.of Earnest a Delp Of
NOFristOEn. IN the County OF Montgomery and
State Of Pennsylvania, wh0 has been adiudgel q
bankrupt % his own petition that the payment
OF any debts and delivery Of any property heluug-
Ing 10 such bankrupt. 70 him. or ior his use, ant
tho transfer Of ans property By Ail, are lorbidden
By law that a meeting Gf the creditors Of the salt
bankrupt. % prove their debts, ani 20 choose oEe
OF more ASH saees Of his estate, viii he hehi Al a
Court OF bankruptcy, 20 be holden u No. els Wal
nut street. Philadelphia before Elwin J. Chase,
E.g., Register. On the lorh tayof uc-0ber, J. D
lSss. a; Il ocloek, Az
JAMES y. KEF Ms.
sen. Is U. :. Marshal. as Messenger.
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A sSfGNEES' SALE.

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By virtue OF anoFleT issued cut Of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Somerset county, Pa, ! will
ogeF Tor ssse, on the premises two n.les Dalb Of
IeansT y Roads, Pa, %
Friday. october %, 1873.
81 O'Clock T.. N, the following real estate, viz
A certain .rac. q lani. Home farm, (" Of Joseph
w. beam. Containing IS0 acres more or less. adj
joining lands 0fAiexand.r Hoffman. Alex. Rhoads,
Philip Lape and others, having thereon erected
houses. barr ., stables, sheds. Sc. the farm Is
auteTi8d with limestone and coal. draw kiln and
bank In good running orde. also a good bearing
fruit orchard Convenient 10 churches, school.
mill, stores. sc, Is q very desirable properly and
viii he soil in p1r,sor the whole 10 suit purchaS-
CT. Possession given istdly Of April next, or soon
or n cesired.
r aS-One third in hand, one-third In sly
nouihs and onethiri In one ear FROM thi, dst5,
with interest % deieued ylyE.ent srota DAY Of
sale.
any f4rthes Information may he hal BY ad-
dressing 1. =. FLICK,
Oct Assignee Of j. W, Beam,