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MONDAY, OCTOBER q, 1878.
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the premises, of
fer for sale at public auction the following rea,
estate, situate in the township Claytonf
in the County of Perry and State o
Ohio, the same being part OF the south side of the
north half OF the northwest quarter OF section
number nine (9) in tow nship number sixteen (16)
OF range number fifteen, (i5 bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit BEGINNING at the sou tn
section, number nine, (g running west 160 rods to
thequarter section line thence south thirty-three
617-l6U0 rods, (33 6171600 rods,) thence east one
hundred and sixty 160) rods, thence north thirty
three G17-1600 (33, 617-1600 rods, to the place of
beginning, containing thirtythree acres, one rood
and twenty one and seventh-tenth perches OF
land, (33 a, T, q 7-10 p.)
Terms of Sale:-One fourth in hand and the bal
ance in three annual payments with interest from
day of sale, and the deferred payments to be Sc
oured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised at $1025. DAVID ANSEL.
| Assignee of Daniel Ansel.
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New fall and winter .hawls opened this
week at Cox Il Gallin's.
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CBaifant just received one ton Of shc

Cbaliant just received one ton Of shot
Breach and muzzle loading shot guns at
Chalfants.
Chafant has the finest stock of floor oil
cloth ever brouph, TO this market.
Very low prices for Hardware at Chal-
fanip
Go and SIC Chaliant on general Hard
wore
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Tho Autpmnal Communion services will
be held at Unity Presbyterian church at
the stated time, on next Sabbath at IOI
o'clock n. NJ.
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Shifting Flannels at Is cents per yard,
N cox & GALLIN'S.
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Another large invoice Of baskets just
received At +. A. Dittoe's.
Cox & Gallin are making preparations
In do big business during the fair. They
arc the boys that can do il.
Corn baskets, Potatoe baskets, Feed bas-
keis. Marke. baskets, School baskets &c. at
Dittoe's.
Choice lot Of stone ware just received at
i A. Dittoep.
Frank Dittoe still continues to sell goods
at prices that is surprising to every one.
Ditioo sells the best brand Of n. o. Mo-
lasses.
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Notice

lfyou want TO buy a first class two
horse farm wagon made of the best mater.
ial aud by the beat mechanics in the state
inquire Of S. NJ. WESTALL.
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Messrs Hamilton g Weaver shipped
over twenty tons of grapes from this place
last week
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Cox & Gallin tsvc been receiving a
lart % their f,ll and winter stock this
wo,k. tive them call and see their new
gaOds
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Notice.

RF vile has left my bed and boarSS witnou'
ANl any Just cause or provoeation, and hereoy
warn all persons from trusting her on my recount
as I will pay no debts she contracts.
JONATHAN DRUM.
Somerset, o., Oct. II, 1878
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For now style Ladies' Sill; Ties, 20 to
COX & GALLIN'S.
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~ GORGE II Stafford manufacturer and dealer in
VI stoves, unware Sr., east main street. Somer.
set, Ohio.
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Administrators Notice.

= n Nhe undersigned has been appointd and quail
Il ihed as Administrator of the Estate of Peter
PoormaD late of Perry County, deceased Dated
this 9th day of October A. D. 1873
Obed Poorman
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Iadica' Beaver Cloaking. A new lot
juss received at COX & GALLIN'S.
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Factory Flannela at 25 cents yer yard,
nt cox d GALLIN'S.
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Co x& Gallin have their new sign. This
old reliable firm name is familiar in every
household in northern Perry county.
For Ladies Shoes, Slippers and Walking
shoes call at Cox e Gallin's ...,
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TIN AND STOVES.

MYERS & YARNELL dealers in stoves and
Nl manufacturers cf ali kinds of tin ware, west
Main street, Somerset, Ohio.
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Hamilton & Weaver are shipping from
three to four cars per week Of Grapes and
will soon be ready TO buy all the good ap-
pies, potatoes, &c in Perry Coun.
ty. CASH AND BEST PRICES. you have
anything to sell, go and see Hamilton &
Weaver.
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DIED-on Monday the 7th day Of Oct
1873, at his residence one half mile South
west Of Somerset, Ohio, james Gailin
The deceased was man whose quail
tiles of mind and body entitled him TO more
than mere passing notice. Ar. Gallin was
born in Ireland, but came to this country
when q child, nearly seventy years ago,
with his parents, and settled in Pennsyl-
yanIa, where he remained until he was
young man. He then removed to Licking
County, o., where he married. Mr.. Gal
lin was justly regarded as the kindest of
husbands and the best of fathers. His
highest ambition was to see his children
truthful, honest and virtuous. In his own
life ha left them beautiful example Of
what he wished them to be- Mr.. Calm
possessed natures talents, which were of a
high order; his judgement was remarka-
bly, solid, and his wit unusually keen, but
tempered by remarkable gentleness and
delicacy of feeling. He had, however, no
ambition to shine in the world, and he
found his greatest happiness in the society
of his family, and in the management OF
his farm.
During the illness, from which he died
as in all the trials of his life, his only COM
fort was in prayer, the reception of the
sacrament and the hope Of future and q
better life. He left competency to hi
family-the fruit of long life of unerrine
industry, but the richest legacy he has be
queathed them is the bright example O
his many virtues, the warm and constan
friend the kind and obliging neighbor
the scrupulously honest man of bushes:
the sincere and humble christian, ne en-
joyed in the highest degree the respect an
confidence of all who knew him. Hi
memory and these reoollections are EN-
balmed in the hearts of his friends, Will;
5 his record is in the care of the Lord, tn
: most High.
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MERCHANTS.


TVNHOMAS JOHNSON, dealer in Dry Goods No
4 tions, Cloths, Cassimeres, Ready Made Clothing
&c. Highest price paid for produce.
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PHYSICIANS.

N J. SKINNER, NJ. D., will respond promptly
" as Physician and Surgeon, to citizens of SOM
erset and vicinity.
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A Full line of Trimming Silks at
COX d GALLIN'S.
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II you want good suit of clothes for
$50 60 TO Cox Il Gallin's.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-10-10

\ full line Of Hosiery Of all kinds at
Cox * Galiins.
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For something nice and new in style in
the way Of Clothing the place to find it is
at Cox 4 Gallin's.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-10-10

n you want to smoke fine cigar smok
the Key West.
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Ladies Covered Baskets all sizas at
Cox y Gallen's.
For Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes go
10 Cox Il GaIlin's.
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Mutual Friend Coal Cook Stove the
hest in the world for Sale by Myers 4
Yarnell
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Ladies and Misses Shoes in all styles
and ct prices to suit you at Cox d GaIlin's
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line 70 to Cox * Cfallin's
Hamilton Il Weaver are still engaged in
shipping the products ui thls section III the
aay Of iruI.s. ,,e ny ~. know the num-
Der Of tons rhipPed by them last week, pul
il viii SUR .-e every one UuI tAo-e WHO
are posted, ~ learn lse alHJuAt, ana II
We close Of the season, When tney uake
their nnal report as to the weights Ot iIult
handled, We think the whole community
traffic. Small have been Inc profits of the
callers.
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TIE GRE

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Army Of Ike Cs;I;l serlanl
rs Orgcnisaff5 Jtaa7ztaas p c5 {. grrflss. 4,z
the request OF I1a5s5- deasF- SEQ Il. is5as<.
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and other Desi;5scIts f5rSahe7 D, 1tsa. 3 4s5s 4
Van Horne, Z. 4
LLBR4BT EDITION.-9 a0ts. 81
Wah afas-ffall of % Cs1my,aioq an.l H..N
llaps: fsjcf, Cieth, $500: Sheep, $1,000
Half Msroeeo. S12G0,
P0PEL1R EIsTTON.-- TIL Can.
po;gr Na5 ts's' eto. Cfofa. $500
sysfy family il the landshouid I.ayo ca,.y gt ts
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ee.s' on III. war vi tn, retst:,.,
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..,!s..:-hesI 1868
ii. .A3Ish S o.. i tsarneyS at Law.
s4;sece.ssas-. -, <'s,ss,.aa.., EEosEsaer .z Co.
620 T street. Washington. D. G.
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PAINTERS,

>S>N>~>>~>~>>>>~>~~
NM III, SHoUGH, House Painter Glaiser
W. Glosserand Paper Hanger, Somerset, Ohio,
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Obituary.

For Ladies and Gents Underware 60
Cox d Gallin's
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For anything you want in the Notion
line 20 to Cox d Gallin's
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Go 10 Myers s. Yarnell for Lard cans.

All kinds of hard ware at cost for the
next Is days at Levitts old stand,
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0 yes! 0 yes! Myers & Yarnell, head
quarters for Bird cages.
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Cash, eggs, or butter will take any goods
SINNERS have, chaep.
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: fine stock for the spring trade just re-
ceived at CURRANs.
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Assignees Sale of Real Estate,
MONDAY, OCTOBER q, 1878.

ID = virtue of an order Of sale to me directe
- from The Probate Court OF Perry County, Obi
[ will, on
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Diitoo sells the best brand of n. o. Mo-
laesea.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
what Does This Mean?

Secretary Sherman some time ago sent
10 the Potter committee lohg list OF
witnesses whom he desired the commit.
zee TO summon TO prove violence and In.
lmldation in diff rent Louisiana paris hes
IN 1876. Lately he repeated this demand
ana the committee were severely blamed
tor hesil lating to go into this Question
on SATURDAY., however, the sub-commit.
Tee a. New Orleans gave notice that th.y
would call Mr.. Sherman's aitnesses: and
now comes letter from Mr.. John Raw
a notorious Louisiana republican poliii,
can, giving nOtice o the commit tee that
they need not call these witnesses. VIVA,
does this mean? 1t is necessary, he
writes, tor Mr.. Sherman's counsel "te e
adopt line of investigation omittine
that of intimidation o" Why?-W' 7
Herald. "'
Because Sherman knows that an at
tempt to prove intimidation" woul,
fail. He knows that Samuel j. Tilden, il
to-day the President elect, and should b,
the President de tacto, and that there i,
fraud in the office instead.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

ture to prey upon and lie about the char
acters of others without regard for the
feelings of children, family or friends;
If he can traduce you, as he supposes, to
please the prejudice Of another, and re-
celve in return some word of encourage
mcnt his small soul is dilled with delight.
Such is the man who undertakes to de-
, nounce ali penny papers, and who would
not allow citizen to receive a penny
paper If he could help it. This tmbodi-
ment of envy and malice hurls his shafts
at every man whom he thinks he can
scare into the support of his poor, dirty
two-cent organ; and it is becoming a
popular wish daily expressed that the
thing may be sold by the very sheriff il
SO ruthlessly denounced, and as has been
sad by the Republican. that its circula.
ton has so much diminished that 1t is nc
longer of use to the community. it is
hoped that 1t will before long pass into
hands that will feel a deeper interest in
maintaining the honor and dignity OF
the profession which has suffered SO
much since the occupancy of char ed
itorially by this shameless old bachelor in
fidel in his Swiss guard chameleon char
acter.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

THE RepubiieDs and some of the sor,
head papers are whining and shedding
crockodile tears over the loss of the ne
gro Republican votes. They had appeal
ed to the n gro to save his money and &c
to the collectors and pay his taxes sc
that they could exercise the great and
glorious elective franchise in November
and most of the negroes, moved by the
piteous tears, promised they would do
SO; but whenever they got dollar saved
the delicious chicken awakened their
sensi biities, when they mentioned the
matter to the colored lady of the mansion
she implored her lord to get pair of ca
pons, and of course the tax collector was
given the go-by. Capon is what captures
the colored vote now; fricassed capon, de-
licious capon. One old darkey appealed
TO by the editor OF the Neus on behalf of
the condition of the party, when asked
if he had no "bowels of compassion, .
raised his head and with sad counteuauce
betokening how hard his feelings had
been worked upon, replied, "not bow
ell, Doctor, not bowel. Nancy did not
make soup yesterday, de corn want ripe
and she gave us a fine pair of chickens" ("
You may imagine the grin that passed
over the swar by face of the politician
as he turned away in disgust. Well, we
cannot help our Republican friends.
Ihey want registry law. And we
might favor the enactment of one by
the Legislature. But would there be apy
certainty that this would afford relief.
The prepayment of tax is constitu-
tonal prerequisite to a vote. Would
the negroes go and register when they
Will not go and be assessed? Would
they pay taxes then when they will not
pay taxes now? We do not see that n
registry law would benefit the Republi.
can party, especially such a law as Cres-
wen ana few other Republicans fasten-
ell upon Maryland. Suppose we give
our Republicans dose of Creswelps rae.
lstration law. Would you like such a
change, neighbor? Come now, DOM
cry You will get office some day if Won
VIII only be patient. The negroes will
not always want chicken so bad,
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

We believe that John Sherman, the
Secretary OF the United States Treasury
Is one OF tn greatr st rascak the country
has pr dlcsd His sneakiug the odious bill
through the Senate demonetizing silver
ought 0 have damned any man. But
his course since A. New Orlean, as WIS.,
iring sta esman and his subsequent ca
reer in politics Is of the most dishonor-
able and villainous character. And yet
in Washington circles this scoundrel
rates among the highest. Washington
society ha' become degrading and will
have to be reformed if The nation is to
be continued.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

"CoNsUMMATE FOOLS" is the polite
term applied to the Senators who voted
for the reconciliation of silver, by the
Ecery Erening and Commercial, while
to the great mass of the people of Della
ware who favored the bill were applied
such terms as silver crazy ignoramuses,
knaves and asses. OF course such terms
coming from the organ of an U nited States
Senator were appropriately used in de-
Tending his position, rough though they
undoubtedly seemed to the general read
er. Hereafter if you want to gain the
admiration Of Delawarean call him an
"ass," and you may be sure he will ad-
mire your audacity, but be sure not to
apply this term to any one born outside
OF the State, Or he will dissent to it.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

THE POTTER committee have gone TO
Atlantic City, and rich developments are
expected in few days, when Mr.. Lonk-
ling and John Sherman are brought before
1t. The subcommittee in New Orleans,
has informed Secretary Sherman lat it
is ready to call all that long list of wit
nesses suggested by Mr.. Sherman as can
able Of swearing to most narrowing
stories of intimidation and fraud, and has
by so doing deprived Mr.. Sherman of all
further excuse for being backward in
coming forward, or for writing long and
1nconsequental eplstles about subjects
that are but remotely related to the one
subject concerning which the mass of his
fellow-countrymen are anxious to have
him discourse. We have something more
than suspicion, however, that this sub
committee is not treating Mr.. Sherman
as he desires. Things have changed-very
greatly changed-in New Orleans and
Louisiana since Mr.. Sherman went there
in the character of a visiting statesman,
and some Of the best witnesses for Mr..
Sherman's side of the case have been
going back on themselves and Mr.. Sber-
mans party to an absolutely frightful ex-
tent. The subcommittee has had before
it certain persons who eighteen months
ago, or thereabouts, told narrowing tales
OF bulldozng, and with one consent they
have proclaimed themselves liars. 1t will
certainly be unpleasant for Mr.. Sherman
to have his own witnesses repudiate him,
but there is assuredly ground for the sus-
pleion that the subcommittee expects
him to be repudiated. Exactly how Mr..
Sherman himself is to avoid responding
to the invitation of the subcommittee
does, however, not clearly appear,
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

The editor of the Republican is old
enough and has seen enough of the
world, while laboring earnestly to pro-
vide for and educate a family, TO know we
cannot help what is said of us. He ney-
er knew us to be charged with intoxica-
ton, or with being an immoral man, or
with being dishonest and not paying our
just debts, or with setting bad examples.
Ii we have entertained sentiments that
he believed allied US with the late "reb-
els" he has sense enough to know that
there are now no ''re ebels"-that even
Jefferson Davis is subdued man. The
editor OF the Republican, well knows what
NE long struggle it has been for him
self, and Col. Eckel and ourself, to keen
above the surface. He knows that each
has had to struggle against adverse cur-
rents-that the oppression of party lead
ers has fl, quently threatened the yery
life and existence of each of the older
papers. Clay tonism and anti ia, tonism
had their day. And in the course of
time the private character of each of II,
has been assailed in the most vulgar and
detestable manner by the editor of the
nondescript organ that panders to the
appetite of small circle. He is crea-
ture that has been a failure in all things
He owns nothing-not even the small
amount OF brains used daily to puff char
acters whom his praise damages. He is
without credit anywhere even his stock
holders hate him and would gladly sell
out if they could-he has no wife nor
child he makes himself common vul-
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
TNKUSTEE's SALE
REAL EST ATE,

~ Il n - IL y "A 1 Cs
BY virtue oI an Order OF The Orphans 3
Court, of the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle County. made at Sew Castle
on the Twentieth day of February, A. d.,
1918, VIII be exposed at Public Auct on or
Vendue.at the Lafayette Hotel .S4i Shisley
street IN the city of Wilmington, on
FRIDAY, the Goth Day of July,
A D., 1873, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, the .ol
lowing des scribed real estate, being the
residue aiter assigning dover OF the pro.
pertv of john q. Hlcks, dscease |, Situate
ty and state OF Delaware. boaDde and de.
scrib as follows TO " IL: Beg ginning at the
westerly boundary ofthe city of Whining
ton At the intersection of the westerly side
of Union ~ feet with The southerly side OF
Ninth street, thence along SAID side OF
Ninth street extended we Lerly six h.n-
red and nifty feet to n stake IN land as
signed as dover, thence along said line OF
dover, southerly and parallel to Union
street, four hundred and seventy feet six
inches to astake In the northerly side ofSth
ST., extended, thence westerly along said
side OF 9Th ST., extended, being also a line
IF that part assigned as dswer, four hun
DIR feet TO stake in the easteTiy side oil
Woodlawn Avenue. thence along the said
side of Wood avn venue sOutheriy and
parallel 10 Union street three hundred and
thirteen ieet TO the nOrtherly side of
Seventh street exten ell thence along said
side of seventh street easterl, ten hu d. ed
and fifty feet To the Aforesaid side OF Union
| street, which said street forms part ofvtht
present boundary uf the city of Whining
| ton aud thence thereby nOrtherly seven
hundred and eighty three feet q sIS
| Inches TO the place of beginning be the
| contents thereof what they may.
And II Is orderei by the Court that the
| purchaser or pui chase thereof be hnd
| appear at the neat Orphans' Court. fol
| New castle County, that the Court may
assign to the purchaser or purchasers, the
| premises sold 10 h IN, he "r them. pursu.
ant 10 this order, he, she or they, with suf
| nclent surety or sureties, 10 be approved
| by the Court, entering into recogni znnct
| To be taken and acknowledged in saIC
| Court, 10 the state, In "A penal sum TO b,
determined by The said Court, with condi
tion 10 pay to the parties entitled, sever
| ally, or their executors, administrators ol
| assigns, resp cti el their Just and pro
| portionable shar's OF the said purchase
money. with interest from such time as
the Court may deL rmine, In such manner
| and lime as may, by the directioa o tho
said Court, be prescribed and appointed IL
1 said condition.
Attendance will be given and term,
made known, at the time and place afore
sad. by BENZ. NIELDS,
Trustee,
Or by his Attorney
Attest. ]. ". HOUSEM An, Cl' rk Or
phans' Court. je29 2t.wtJy26