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rRs most direct ani pleasant route 70 the EAs'
Serfk via Washington Cry.
--I sail leaving 70 sss5 @. n, datiy, ar
washington az $50 p. n Baltiuo say
In. Phuaieiphia, 5lea a H.. rev i1A 30
Richmond, SIS a. m
l,.b Exu-ess. leaving s.s5 Z. m- G-Ay, ar
tg.ehiug-au as 80 a.. ~. EaLt-lsre $50
Bielmmi, 5I5 p. a.; FAila1eilia go
Ncw E5ra, 5l3p.
through NsH ard Expiess trains daily
, except sunday
Offices. corner Finh avenue and smith
$500 47I depot cJTuet Graat ana wafer
-..s. Ftirsaur.h, Pa.
ENEnNAN. Slpt, Crn1eaHFl1c.
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AK ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large pro
portion rthe American people are to day
dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result Of these dis
eases upon The masses of intelligent and
valuable people IS most alarming, making
life actually q burden instead ofa pleasant
existence Of enjoyment and usefulness as
il ought 10 be. There IS 10 good reason
for this if you viii only throw aside pre-
judice and skcpticism, take the advice Of
Druggists and your friends. and try one
bottle OF Greens August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions Of bot
Ties Of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, aith satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy a
samp c bottle for 10 cents 20 try. Three
doses viii relieve tie worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists On the West
EN- Continent.
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sALg

the uf~irfaiansi tfuaish Wf Tho stla "a NE rVAt
estate "a Noah ntahrr. tfiH ~ tueinshtHiH4 twtA,
ioaes As,t a. t,afsiptrau 81 su aairg sfsHtsi o. htnt
hf The ,~sHfatna taHFia 1T aeHi.isa ttani,, isnNs
viii sen 81 ruhtis fls aa ths peeHlssa eiaeactsei
an4sstti, 80
saisg,laA 4, tbar 90, iSts.
a ave o ,btk r. Ns the Willsma a,ssibei ssai
.esi4ip. fif
= .afisin isset - ptfsi ei itat aitasts t
uaaHish nns tannahia Anpaefgt edaHlt. State
III tsseeagN.aft 4~taiuias Aseat et Nrsh awark
aust tie4afra k.shaf. containing ffHf a-i.a eAi
si,isea lprrhva sitist HetseR ~ih % tva Heis
pishk hrasai 8n athsi uelhHihia.a thetrta fiHs
Il e,tb ! nae st,hsfi. sosi est, spa wit ua
ifaNhi
fthNa taaau H taafmsitsN atei
innN hANHR,
obaaH nessse
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No FAILURE KEowN-There Is no case
on record where Dr.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehouud has
failed TO give satisfaction. On the other
hand, wherever Il has been used by our
people. in sever colds, coughs, asthma,
bronchitis, Group, whoOping cough, and
consumption, they arc enthusiastic in its
praise. Containing no opiGm or other
dangerous drug. il does not consupaic,
and is safe 20 administer in all conditions
OF health. This is an important an
uoUncement, aud the suffering are advised
TO heed il.
Trial lie IS cents Large sizes so cts.
and one DoiiIT.
i very few doses viii relieve, and a lit
lie perseverance, will cure.
For sale By G.. ". Beniord, Somerset,
and Mountain ( Co. Confluence.
Also Ageais dr Prof. PGTkers Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which 3 perfectly safe.
Extremely paiatahle. No physic required.
Costs - cents. Try T..
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PROVERBS

The Richest B.oal SNctest BrcsilI
AMI fa.rest SSn in Hon Bii,cr
y little Hop B..,cS SAVES Dig 6CtosI
bills and ling sickness
"rhat invalid wife, mshcr SISTER UI
child can Pc made The pciurc I'd na
with Hop RucE
when worn d1en aal reads Cd aNrI
your hci. Hop BitcS whatyec necI
"Noa pay and pAysic O. 81 wctS
ems ard DESTROYS tct aSc Hep Hrcr
tast hCud ap continually.
'Paysicsans ct al Caes uS aast III
caTmcad Hep B,ue7S Tcs hewl
"lbtrc are more cgrG made Wsa Hes
Biucus thsG al ether medicines
"ucaha IS beauty AMI Ny-ftW Blazers
giVcs health and Acsutv
Whoa the brain IS wcarai thgI
nerves UnS,runS the mas'>s WcsA s
Hop Bittc'S
That bow nervous svcc want
sleep and weakness calls tv tloa btl
yoS
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLiC SALE
BY virtue ol an order issued out % tie Court Of
Common Pleas. Ia ant Ter the County OK Somerset
the undersigned Assignee % joseph lands. OF
StouycreeA Twp. clguty Aforesaid amt state az
Pennsylvania, viii sell at puhlic SHE. az The Court
House IN the borough ct Somerset, on
FRIDAY, N0cea,Ber s, 1878.
at 1 o'clo.k p. ", tho following described real
estate. via:
a certsin tract Of land sitrite in St1uycrccS
township, Somerset county, Pcnuss lyania.
a6ioiDiaE lands 0i EpEratm Ross. jacob
Kimmcl. John Boyer, Henry stuil ant others
containing j2acres more es less AMI ai1wsu1s. Ul
which t1erea are Gbout 30 acres clear ans % ic-cs
Ia meadow. with q tWo story iug Aursc AMI ans
barn thereon erected. Ih!s taTmis wen uI.er1l
and IN every respect q desirable home.
TERNS.-Icn percent. OF the purchase money
10 Tee pati GA day ofsale ono thiri llcluitng thc
ten per cent. on c~crnrmation of sale AMI delivery
ufdcei oDe-thiri iusix months, and ouc-tlirl Oh
rnc year RON the date ororlcr OF sale. Cvrs .-iU %
April 1sIsl wish interest on dcierrci payments.
DANIEL kI1tMEL.
ocLa Assignee % Joseph Lsndis.
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u
men pleas OF Somerset county. Pa. Auditor 70
distribute the fmul in the hands Of George W.
Pile, Sheriff OF SAID county arising from ID. sale
Ottke real estate OF Dequ.lit Ream AMI Henry
Reain; Notice is hereby given that i viii attend
u tie duties requirelby said appointment, at my
Office in Somerset borough. on Fdlay. october IS.
ISIS. whore an persons interested can attend II
they think proper.
WI. POSTLETHWATrE.
naH .r.HfFYw
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rain leaves PIttshurg az IS p. n.
gsnnsFsyille 1910 +. n, Mineral
5aIitt.' i5-If 4. III. In return the Express laayes
land al 30 A.. NJ. arriving - Aiaerai
80. a. A. H.. Co1aellsgllle ol2 4. u flLis-
lgfgu 500 D.. y.
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Best Display OF rubber gods, Gso-gs
SNYDER, (Dipoaia.J
" Paper Boxes, Miss Ella Scarock.
" Display Of Gard Printing, Wan. q.
Codroih, Jr.
F" Display minerals ana quartz, WIN.
SeArock.
Hard soap, Mrs. VIM. Gilbert.
Display OF p;ctares, Mrs. Y. HAY.
" Marble monument design, z. Copuellv.
" Pencil drawing, Miss Sarah Schrocic
Lamp brackets, Nora C%unninpham
" Wood card basket, Jacob Burl,ct.
" Sewing basket, Mrs. Matte Blymver.
Fan and ball basket, Z"
" Hair work, Mrs. =. n. Davis.
Feather work. CVery fne.) Mrg. T..
\. Davis.
Display OF shells, John sampseli.
Display foreign curi0sities, Mrs. Wm.
II. Picking.
" Tomb stones. (SslFer lneIal.D r. n.
RaDyon & Co.
Lords prayer, written within a circle
OF 9Sincii in circumference, j. Shafsr.
JUDGEs.-M. r. Adams, Z. Forney,a and
c. Z. Eolderbaum.
MILE WALKING MATCH.-The Con
testants in tie walking match were jacob
SteHiz and Samuel Barnes. of the Councils
vile GT2ys, and Alex. Huston. Frank
Cooper and John Huston, OF Company G,
Alex. Huston and Jacob Stentz came out
tie, and the Judges ordered the premium
divided. JUDGEs.-JosigA SKATER and
\. Is. Snyder.
FooT RAcE.-Tne Contestants were
Charles Bresecker, John Dillon and I'll
more Miller. Charles Breseeker carving
of the Prize. In the Wheelbarrow Race.
Daniel Trent came out inst best. In the
bag race, William Snowman, and ADale
piekiag Albert SKATER.
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7 EGAL NOTICE
a SSIGNEE'S SALE.
~ virtue Of an order Issued cut Of the Court or
Common Pleas Of Somerset co. Pa, the Unicrsign-
ed Assignee Of George a. Pile, viii sell al public
sale on The premises, on
Saturdau. NoUember ,. 1878

aIf- n p ltII.80'lN n
Saturday, November ?, 1878,
at . o'clock p. N. tho following described real
estate. viz:
certain tract oflcnd situate IL S0uCrse tTwp,
Somerset Co, Pa adjoining lands OF Upward kel-
Ter. william g. knepper, Jonathan tr4eLiine and
others, cuntai1ing ~ acres, more griess. having a
two st5rg Flank house. u spring house. log house
AMI 0tae' i0ltbuildings thereon, ah3ut Is acres ciear,
Of Whicl ab1ut 10 acres are ia meadow also an
orchard ofgppie trees and sugar casap t@sere0n,
good water and timber.
TERMS-One-thiri on Confirmation Of sale.
ole-.hir in six months. and 0nc-thiri in one year
from d. &c ofoFder Of sale, with interest ten per
cent. o. purchase money 10 be paid on day OF
sale.
NOAH :. MILLER.
Oct o Assignee.
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Nsriesa,od leaves and isrs ga'herinr
larics ire uoN IN 0n1er
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SUDDEN DEATu-Wc arc sorry indeed
90 a-Bnouuc The death q our former ciii-
zcn. Mr.. jacob Boblns, whose Gcath, as
announced by a Geographic dispatch, took
place in Baltimore. on Tuesday the 10Th
inst, at 10 A. 81. Mr.. Bo0iiis WAS well
and hvorabiy known throughout his
foWn and county. Oaly q few years ago.
he was a resident o. our town. and was
foreman Of the First National Tannery
Upon having this place he removed TO.
Nebraska, where be has bcea living for
several ycars. Last spring be came g. oar
town on a visit. where be stared iOF g
month or ~, but complained . great deal
while here Of suffering from sn affection
OF The bladder. which, W. p1Gefstsnd,
wrs tse csrac ri BIS DEATH ~ operation
L4tia- ltcB Performed ch him while ia.
B4i1r0rr. Dir. B0Aiitf. ac suppolc, was
about ~ yeass 81 age. Dhs bere.Fcd
mm8iy have Use IS mpaihy II iiis e1ilfs.
usElBluuiiy -Bcdiord 6ate9e
VOC wu.r CuHg TaAr CoUCH-With
Sh.t1ha C~oBsunpiiuD Cure you can cure
yoGfself il hss established ihe iact That
Consumption can o. cared. white Tor
Coughs. BioECaiiis. s. Dooping Cough,
a Lms. aBd 90 eia-ssrs % Tbr1ai aad
Buues. d l. aiualutely wHAout an equal
Two d0ses All rriiesc our child ~ cfonp,
il n F.cslnt ~ take sue perfectly hefmittB
60 ise youngest child. lna 81 mother On
afford % BE- anhout it Son can use two
binds 81 bottle md Il alaf ar fay . Dot
fr8e We vii Teiund tlo ghv psi1. Price
l0c,. ,0c,s auI 800 pcT isiiie hyorF
Lunea are sgre " cheat ~ ie.ck lame use
sai.oh. POrpgs Plaster sid ~ Gep.
". B,nio5d. uiersa. ls.
llaye you Dgspq@a aTe Son C9lsl-
patel. have ynuh grioa fkln Loss -
Apgiiic Head fc3r. lifo DON fieli o. nee
SHILOH SYSTEM klTALiZblt Il.
d ~rlagaa'fei So rllste gDa md EAl Jo4
o184Gle 20 satsg aief 500 ran be cured
on sncl terms 81 isese lnm - g. apd
- "a. SOD iy G~1. ~ Beaioad 5du-
erect, IA
WcliB Persian Pci,gme "JiACKBJ~
TACK t. rich gnd fragrant. ify il. toid
Geo. w. Ben,0ni. SoiBersei. "a.
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Val Hay. President,
MOAN Sc0TT, Vice President,
H.. T. SCuELL- Treasurer,
~. n s~CHHOCR. Secretary,
l. G. CoLHOES. Cor. Secretary.
Josiah Keller, Superintendent.
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nNlNl.tkAN.NaNNaaA

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s-Aisa tasarse tsta Pate b R
eeasa tvFs a-~@A
asaeaI stf#
u. na ffff u fHa ~
asF arraN sisse
Na 81 Hka faffa rat nat
.ata 4 e. a4.-st ttHas sefatHtr
lea ~ ~usassi 81 ~ataNaAN NtV~roN h
his u as s4a r-sttsasa 81 49, Ess<ssea
~ NAtfsNrt esskN
50 k~teqarta
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our streets were crowded wiia c,ealfy
people on saturday.
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il0itlSt bAANN anu D. = 4 ~ lhtAs
LADIES DOMESTIC WORK.
l,es. Perforated picture fran G, carfie Uli
i" Cradle guilt, Mrs. John hnabie.
4" Knit spread, do DO
&" (" Mrs. g, Pile, g. ~,
" WOODEN " " DO do G. IN.
4" Traded pillow alams, Mary Colboru.
" Silk embroidery, do do
" sample olging, Miss Niary Plat.
" Thread knitting. Miss Minnie Snyder.
{" Centennial quilt, 800 patches, do
" Bureau mats, Mimic Cunningham,
4" Scratch. my-back, do DO
4" washstand mats, Mrs. NJ. 4. Sanncr,
+" Sofa Cushion, Aiina Annie Nrnford.
A" Qgilt, Mr.. y. Hay.
&" Canvas tidy, do
" Toiting collar. Mrs kate snyder
- acfaD itag. do do
" Lace tic end. Miss bi4rg 4, sehsli.
" Ladies' Stocking, Miss Y. Fernef, .. m
" Infaut'a knit lin, badie Pictiag
/" Chair Cushion, do 10
g. Piece onilf, do do
+" fnfant's hood and sack, Mae Cpiiroth
" fasclnat0f, Nnllio Auhany.
+" Log Cabin gailt, RuhBa Boar.
{" gst & nderwear. NA9na Hiealiig.
" Skirt, do do
/" Wool tidy, Amanda AlBsselfnau q. "a.
- Wool mitfnns, Jane Bufaii, q. ~.
It Wool m.,tona. Amanda Aussrlisan
- Coyefiid, - ycats cid, Mrs. Colbofu
" Foot fngs, Mrs. g. ogle
% Hugsms.ught, uias iaa Rntbis.
" wool stockings. kifs. John Knable
" White quilt, Ailas MARY a. Tfedseil
- riu6 shiff. IiHa Martha itnahln,
" Swiss dress, silys Emma l1eni
+" Display ~ millinefg,D fa-A T. uhL
" scarf. Miss Laura Picking
" Fancy needle work, Ella i imiaeli.
+" Beaded pin cushion, biiss ltieelipR,
JuDaps.@Iias nrfthaJ kiafnan, hfs
John Oil and Miss Nellie AHheny,
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Episcopal services held Ia he
Gopi Trmplan Hli, FRIDAY eseu'aE
lttrl NI g. sll c,ttk.
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%cuILDRES,s DrpAnTMrNT.

tiiiBi'lsE a . R.fA ia IN I.
Best Scarf. Carrie Till.
/" Match safe, GfsFii J4i
" Wall pocket, DO
/" Umbrella stand, 10
" iiair rncei ger. Miss Mary Weim x.
" Globe hox, Miss Maeg a Treixer.
Hair-pln boiler, gp D.
feaekets, Gsnrg Ih-r
Photo. frames, dc
Night dress, Miss Aeaie s.rib
Canvas tidy, -
silk cradle quid, Mas Rose esrsaa.
" Harcsa MATS, do do
canvas PIN cushion, Aaais slnns.
Hair crochet slipper, " 4"
Toilet mats, Miss Carrie schr1ck.
Yaea mats, +"
Cross framed, Miss Iinale cfaver.
" Book marks, "
scralch-rsy -uleK, Florence Snyder.
Sauvenior,
" Chair cashioa, kiss Baitie Connolly.
String 100 buttons, I.izzy CasebeeY.
Picture frames, Miss Ne,tia biei9y.
Letter receiver,
Air Castle, Nanais K~tntner.
" Car receiver,
iiouqut holder, :"
Sacqus, Mae Cunningham,
" Picture frames, Miss Edith Scheli.
Decorated vases, Leila Lloilerbaum.
lssrHt mach box,
" Pin cushion, Miss Marion Gidliurs
" Lounge cover. Miss Clara Pile.
JuDGEs.-Aiss Hicaliug, sadie Picking
and Belle d. Lint.
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THE AWA ARDS.
HORSES.

HORSES.
Brs, yclriiur colt. Rulol9h Ferner.
, scar I'D colt. DO D.
do Perch, N. Miller. D.
3 30 stallion, Geo. Cojaugh.
" sucking colt. Mahion Miller. Ayr.
" Swear Old horse, II. s. Eitnmcl.
2 - Harry Gilbcrt ID.
stallion. Peter Heiley,
draucht mare. w. II. Gardner. D.
" single driver. DO
" 1te4r Old brood mare, J.. s. S1yd der.
2ylas old coll. DO
, 90 mare, equal merit
with }. J. Weigle. David Emmcgt.
" Agar OLD stallion, Henry Keisier.
90 do d.
dlaught lofsc, janice PaIson.
" 3year old mare, equal merit with d
kmmert Jacob Meigle.
sucking colt 10
2year old colt. premium divided
with s. 7. Young, w. H. S'ahl
d" brood marc, =. \. Davis. d..
do G. Bot. y.
4" draught horse, S. j. Young.
? year old coli, premium divided
With W. IL Siabl. 5. T.. Young.
trouiDg h0Ise. 3-2J, Joseph stuli
running horse, Barnet Picking.
" walking horse, Henry Sabre,
" double driving team, c. W. Pile.
Judges-L. d, H. Tayman, T. A. Per
Aims, and John u. Ubi
CATTLE.
Best fyrold shorthofn bill. DR. Head y
" short-horn heller, Peter Hciiey
HNIgWn.aH Frarr 10
steer, vi iic0 ibs. ". II. Gardner
boil do
HcrefDfd COW. w. S. Berkey.
eyear Oh buil. Irwin Parsoo.
% bciler, William siahi
Judees-J ". Bcfkey. w H. Hay.
an ". W. Davis.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
Bcsl loi pigs. Fred Weller
Essex boar. Harry Davis
Berkshire b5lr. Peter H. flsy
pen hogs do
pen Co'zapid sheep 90
Co,zTold ram do
d. lambs DO
" Spanish nerno buck. vs.. Moran
pn 10 sheep do
" brood pyg. Iie8ry Long
Judees John j. spangler, Pearson
Miller and 3 y. Diekcy
POULTRY.
Bcsi pair pcnfoRls, v. J.. Miller
f" Guinea fowls. 10
pair eoese. Mrs Minnie l0bman
eap spring chickens. John rolb0m
pals golden febflgbis. Hairy Gilbert
d. fsfkeya Peter Henley
pair dacsn lbh Pic
~ Rmsua r3ieksns. Geo. Plat
~ hag orh'Ds B0 pure. John u
RiHiHel
lalg shife ieahorBr, Nsd Kefnsn
e paif silver fglaBds do
" mixed chickens. Hoab IsDbefts
Jndges-W. a. Keoniz, w y. Jia9,
and John Leniz
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q if, p tumher oi Rclubiican n.eelincs
wen ael5 ,hregcaoat iao county during
;A pest wuh III were weli aitenie&
aoi q rrcl, deal % ,utcrts ID th8 csm
sLE Nas manifested
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The Somerset township School Board
met % The Glade Uoass, saturday and
employed some twenty teachers Tor The
coming winter terra. There were over
swo applicants % each school snl great
was Sac j1y ana bitter The Disappointment
experienced ay thc successful aai Unslc
ces~fCl c7nliiateg.
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The Dayton DaE JsarHE{ Of thc tih
inst. Announces tAe 6cs.h ci Mr. FREEZER
lex Gebhart o former resident IF S3mer-
set county. Ar. Gebha-t vas in his Soth
year. having been born May :. 1888 lie
went from this county 30 Dayton, Oaio, in
1855, where be remain9d the balance og
his lie.
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All Groceries at Wholesale Prices.
a. nov r0sfND m0Sry..H a.

Bend Your Money by Registered Letter,
roat onice Maary unler. or pseg on
Pittsburgh Hant 10 nol svod your
Check
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Tie 50ans,own IrJsHl commenting
90 the Rhoads Bowman letter published
il BIS issue Of the fta inst, IN which the
writer's complain That Mr. Codra;h has
5,,a tre4.ci Mia injustice, says: The
other persons we refer % have been de
puvCl, lor a season, O. ihe COMPANY o.
ihcir fellow creatures, while Mr. Co.IroLh
is permitted not oIiy 20 miGgie in society
but Is ever Lonorel above lis fellows with
q nomination ior Congress. This IS in
justice. II be had justice where woGld
be be today 4 man who s-is c~ldetships
can ask bis conscience tor The answer 10
this question. Perhaps Tire Democrat wiii
MAJ. hjs ss da0Lia. lie on IT'S uncle.
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At q meeting OF ,hs Somerset Sca31.
Baari Monday morning the following
corps i teachers were employed 20 in
s-rUC the youth ofthl borough during the
CON 9 winter.
Union Sch0ol-lirs. Connolly, room
NJ. J, Miss Chlora Selcock, room No. .
Miss Iyra SeEeI, ruom 10. 3; Miss Belle
Lint. room No. T.
Ac1icuy-Iis Ella kimmel. room 10.
]; Bliss sydney Paslleth TM.e. room No.
. Pro-. 4 r. SaHuer. Principal anl S1-
ucIiE.cnicnt OF all scA1ols
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,liavel On an arier, Of fief Foaaas
HqA good AiEs3 Tea etn NOW be eeu ght Ter
fNnsft- FiNsus rHtnTK eENfa ptf toant No
rptnrthE.
80 la seadina awfiirn pnlsr hf Tea. don't All
e. mHHiian fha qHaffiH Yru drsifr, tni ptfeft
Hgetam often a. a hes g. knnw " ! HhAii send
aHs eaaed ~ fra JHr Al al, % fpc geHRaa ~ To
afA efahs pff pound, uf fea aHa ono AaV frtbss
Of Ira 90 AZ gfsff IrF HsHHdt when Sea write yer
iHaf IniHfs ifs4M III Tee
ta Detft fal 70 rasntiph tho s,Nf - the Tea fah
wish ssGt.
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MANUFACTURES

Best Linen table cloths, Mrs. M.Lohman.
" Linen Thread, Mrs. John a. Snyder.
" Home made Carpet do 90
" Domestic flannel, Miss Lydia Shaulis.
" Wooden mittens, MrsMaihias shauliH.
Homemade Cloth, do do
Pair Blankets, do do
d" Homemade coycrlet, Miss A. Shauss-
" Homemade Yarn, do do
&" Linen towels, 10 do
" Factory carpet, john Il. kantner.
" Display Of yarn, do do
n Factory blankets. VIM. S. Moran.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-09

The funeral OF Ms. Mars Rush. vile Of
John Rush, took place d. The Jersey
church, On Saturday, September %. TIE
funeral serm9a was preached bF Rev..
Long.
str- Rash Sled very Suddenly. on las.
EAsrs3ay evening oi iul4mmatogy yaeu-
matisli. Size leaves a large circle u rela
dives and ideEds who viii tel Der loss
very much. The deceased was q daughter
of Judge Hanna, and was ia her ssh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-09

AsoTEEn-Tho following card from
MT. George VI. PAiliUpi will explain
itself. i would not 5ca difficult matter 0,
make up q committee j. q m4u were com.
PEELED 10 serve against his wil Olr Ma
t.onal Grcenhsck friends seen. % have
been unfortunate in a number Of their Sc.
,eciioGs:
EDITOR IiEHALC-please announce O
the readers Of The HERALD that / viii not
serve as a committeeman a. this place for
the National G~rgenbaez party, as my
name has also been announced Unsaihor.
ized. Gours respectfully,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-01
INwOOD.
BY EQUINOX.

Mr. and Mrs. Fisher have gone to Ohio
on visit.
The general health of this community
is good.
Mr.. T. III. Blassingham has purchased
the house formerly owned by G. L. Nor
ris, and is having it moved on his lots east
of the Church.
The next time you get married don't
give the officiating clergyman $1,000 bill,
if you don't want him to keep it, for they
never give back change.
Messrs. Woodward and Downey came
out here last Friday night again. and spoke
their little pieces-the same little pieces
they spoke when here before. Give us a
little variation, gentlemen, if you please.
Downey said he had no ak to grind, but
he did not forget to blow his paper and
ask for subscribers, which he did not get.
d. Hull held temperance meeting, &C.
cording to appointment. at the Senior
school house, last Saturday night, and or
ganized a temperance union with the fol-
lowing named officers: S. A. Wilson,
President; &. Wamsley, Vice President
Mrs. S. Wilson, Assistant Vice President ;
c. NJ. Steckman, Sec'y Jaw. Armantrout,
Treasurer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-01
BREMEN.
BY HANK

Some rain again.
S. B. Turner and wife are visiting in
Michigan.
John Walter is proud of his pair of twins
"a boy and girl.
Betsy Barth died last Wednesday morn
Ing, and was buried Thursday.
Many of our citizens went to South
Bend Friday to see Barnum's show.
Every man ought to be man. Dave.
why don't you brace up and tend to bust
ness?
The Champion reaper agents, Lehr &
Freese, sold thirty seven machines, and
many other farming implements. this sea
son.
w. j. cannot stay away from Bremen
long. 1t is the general opinion that to
him some person here is more attractive
than the village.
The citizens of Bremen are trying to GET
up an excursion to attend the September
tournament in Chicago, which is expected
to be the largest ever held in America.
Our baker, William Davenport, is going
cast to visit friends. and will. on his re.
turn. move to Kansas. Our town is Ger.
tainly large enough tc support baker
but none remain any length of time.
Peter Byler has bought C. Lehr's house
and lot, and intends moving to town. We
shall welcome him to our village, believ.
ing that the proper thing for an old man
with plenty of money, is to settle dowr
emong his friends and enjoy life."
We are behind some of our sister towns
in one respect. We have not loafers
enough to form a respectable Greenbacl
club. We have but two Greenbackers
They are working hard on old Mike, ant
think they have him almost converted
but he is a little slippery-just like oul
two Greenbackers.
Some persons are anxious to know who
Hank" is. Well, he is one who believes
in trying to attend to his own business
abstaining from intermeddiing with affnir
that do not concern him, believing that j
persons were more prudent, and prompte,
less by curiosity, and more by love o
peace and harmony, to attend strictly t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-01

A special invitation is hereby ex-
tended to all suffering humanity who
are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss OF Appetite, Coming up Of Food,
Low Spirits, Drowsiness, Yellow
Complexion, General Debility, Liver
Complaint, Jaundice and Biliousness
to call at l.. Tanners Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle OF DIR. Kings Cali
fornia Golden Compound free Of
charge, and note the speedy and
wonderful effect this great remedy
will have on your disease and which
will show you what a regular one
dollar size bottle will do. DR.. Kings
California Golden Compound has
not made failure In single in
stance, we, therefore, offer to give it
to you free before you buy, knowing
that 1t will sustain our recommen-
dalton every time. Had it not the
real intrinsic merit, it would be ruin
GUS for US to make this offer. 4