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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Makes the SKIN Soft, Clear, Pure White and
Healthy Is Cleansing, DeOdOri1ing, Disinteet-
Ing, Soothing Healing and purifying removes
Daniruit, Lhahng, Ulcers, Sores, Erupti0ns
Roughness and redness Of the SKIN relieve itch
ing, burning and singing Of the Skin. and iTriia-
ton Of biting and singing insects will relieve
ITCHING PILES where nothing else VIII have
any effect Is FREE FROM ALL OEFEN-
SIN ODOR. and prevents Contagious Diseases,
and as an External Medical and Toilet Prepare
ton IL has No Equal Price, 2J cts. a cake :;
Box, three Cakes, sixty cents. Sold by
Geo ". BenfOrd, Somerset, Pa, and Druggists
generally. Z. 5. WEBSTER, Proprietor. o 4
nee, 80 N. Ah S.. Philad'a, Pa. Wholesale De
pot. 409 N. Third St, Phila.. Pa.
July %.
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ssIGNEEs' SALE.

~
BY virtue Of an order u Sale issuei py the
Court Of Common Pleas oil Somerset County. Pa.
20 the undersigned directed a. Assignee u Peter
W. Suder, of Allegheny township, in the said
county for the sale of his real estate, l well sell Al
public sale upon tie premises in said township Of
Allegheny, On SATURDAY the 18th DAY Of June
ISIS, a tract ofland situate in the township u Al
legbeny aforesaid, adjoining lands Of Samuel
Walker Anna Stoner and others. Containing two
hundred and seven acres. about one hundred and
forty acres cleared, twenty-five acres Of which Is a
Ne meadow, the balance well timhered. The
Improvements are two one and a half story log
houses weather boarded. a bank barn, spring
house and other out buildings. orchard Of choice
iruit trees, a spring Ofnever falling water nearthe
houses. there are alsO two ether springs on the
premises that fpms the greater body OF what is
known as Dealers run In that vicinity. and ufn-
GENTLY strong enough 20 supply power % run
a grist mill This property Il located and living
directly On the Sumsrset and Bedford TuuDfEs
and has for many years and IL now q lavarite
drUye stand contemplated. A Ran Road rOut has
recently been surveyed through this property and
isthe only ruut by which a Rail Road can be made
from the Somerset County coal field lntersect the
Pennsylvania Rail Road at Mann's Choice. Bed
ford County. as IL lies directly in the head Of What
i nmiliarly known a. the Deater Gap. Sale 10
commence at 10 o'ci.ck A. NJ.
TEBMS.-Dne-thiri in hand one-third in sig
months from date Of order, and one-third In a year
from date Of Onier with interest on the deferred
payments from confirmation Of sale.
GEORGEG WALKER.
May - Assignee Ct Peter w Sader.
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F.. j. kooser, Esq, has greatly improv-
the appearance of his residence by having
1t painted. We understand that he intends
having an iron fence erected around the
entire lot. Mr.. kooser, alter making all
the improvements contemplated, can con
graduate himself on having one of the
handsomest homes in town.
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DUBLIC SALE.

By virtue OF and order issued out OF the Court Of
Common Pleas, In and for the County Of Somerset
the undersigned Assignee Of Joseph Landts, Of
Stonyereek Twp. county aforesaid and State OF
Pennsylvania, will sell at public sale On the prem
Uses Of Assignor, on
Friday, July IL, 1878
at O'Clock p. n. the following described real
estate viz
A certain tract Of land situate in Stonyereek
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa , adjoining lands Of Ephraim
Ross, jacob kimmei, JOHN Boyer, Henry Stall.
and others. containing 81 acres more or less and
allowance. of which there are about ~ clear and
Is acres In Ineadov, with a two story log house and
bank barn thereon erected. This farm is well
vatered and In every respect a desirable home.
TERAS.-Ten per cent OF the purchase money
TO be paid on day of sale: one-thiri including the
ten per cent. on confirmation of sale and delivery
/ Of deed one-third Ia sI months, and one-third In
one year from the date Of the order Of sale, tviE
ri u April ls-s1 with interest GA deferred pay
ments.
DANIEL kIMMEL.
June u Assignee OF JoeePh Lambs
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AocInENT.-On Thursday last as Mas
ter Jact, son of Sheriff Pile, was riding
along North street. his horse took fright at
some object and started to dust. Jack was
not 10 be outdCne so easily and a struggle
eusued in which the horse won by throw
ing Jack TO the ground in such a manner
that his leg struck a stone and was laid
open Tor several inches. rhe cut is in the
calf or fleshy part of the leg. and is a de-
cldedly nasty looking wound. DR.. Kim
mel was called in 10 dress the wound, and
the little fellow is mending as rapidly as
could be expected.
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A man in Georgia has invented a saw
which by peculiar arrangement OF the
teeth makes each one act as a plane, as
well as a saw, and leaves the lumber as
smooth as if it had been passed through a
planning machine, or planed by an expert
carpenter.
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Mr.. Web Parker we understand has OBJ
tanned q position in the famous Pittsburgh
house of +. Ii. Eaton. & Co., where he
will be pleased at all times TO see any OF
his old friends and customers. The place
is No. % Fifth avenue, and you will find
Web TO the leA of the door as you go in.
II you want Trimmings, Embroideries,
Lace Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Thread and
Needle Articles, Corsets, Ladies Under
wear. Silks, Cashmercs. Zephyrs. Fancy
Articles, Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Suits. or anything in the line of Gents
Furnishing Goods, write to him. and he
will take pleasure in filling your order.
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SaturdaY. Julu 6. 1878.

Saturday, Julu 6, 1878.
at O'Clock p. m, on the premises, the iOllowiB 3
described real estate, viz:
The farm Of Daniel Bockes, containing 32s, acres,
adjoining lands late Of Peter Wilhelm, decd, Ma
masses R~retchman, Daniel johnson, and others
the buildings consist Of a good stone dwelling
house, bank barn, aud other necessary outbuild-
ings; about 90 acres Of cleared land 10 a good state
Of cultivation, Ct which 70 are IN good meadow
There is opened on the premises 4 good coal bank
Of excellent bItuminous coal in good working con-
ditiOn. There il also on the farm an excellent
quality Of iron ore, which abouhds in immense
quantities. The uneleared land Is we'll timbered
with white pine, hemlOck. oak and other valuable
trees. There is a large sugar camp IN the farm,
with splendid facilities for the manufacture OF
maple sugar. The Elklick creek runs through
the premises, a~fording ample water power for the
running Of machinery. A good saw mill. with
strong water power. Terms made known on day
Of sale.
SAMUEL J. LIGHTLY,
June IL Assignee OF Daniel Bcckes.
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We are credibly i informed that there
Is to be another industry that will employ
from fifty TO hundred hands started / IN
ms county during the coming summer.
We are not at liberty. however, TO say
where or by whom.
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SOMERSET Chassis .-Somer set Clasis
OF the Reformed Church meets in annual
session this week in this place. The ses-
sion will begin on Thursday evening,
when the opening sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. C. L. Holman, OF Elklick.
There will be divine services every even
ing during the meeting of Chassis, and on
Sunday morning the Lords supper will be
administered. On the week days, bust
ness services will be held both morning
and evening, all of which will be open to
the public. There will be services next
Sunday in the Lutheran church in the
morning and in the Methodist church in
the evening in connection with each ser
vice some minister of the Reformed Glass
Is will preach.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-12

The Meyersdale Commercial makes a
sight mistake when it speaks OF Mr.. w. J.
baer having put an eighty horse power en-
gine In his new foundry. That is the
power of the boiler but not of the engine.
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DECORATION DAY AT LATRoBE.-La
trobe had been in high glee and bright
anticipstions during the past ten Gays, in
making preparations and arrangements.
on an elaborate scale, TO commemorate
and pay tribute to the nations dead of the
late civil war that are buried in the dill
ferent cemeteries, in and around Latr0be.
The inclemency of the. weather inter
fered considerably in carrying out the
original programme That had been pre-
pared for the occasion. All places OF bust
ness, as well as private houses in all the
principal streets, were profusely decorated
with flags, banners and evergreens, and a;
an early hour the people commenced
%thronging into town until the number was
swelled to about fifteen hundred; the side
walks were literally crowded in all dlrec-
tons. Our ~neighboring town of Ligonier
reported with a large delegation headed
by their brass band to enliven the occasion.
About zen O'Clock the veterans assem-
bled at their headquarters, but OF account
of the drenching rain adjourned until n
O'Clock when they again assembled and
formed into procession and paraded the
streets. Each surviving soldier wore a
badge Indicative of the brigade, diyisio on
and corps to which he belonged during
the late civil conflict.
About two O'Clock we repaired TO the
large and commodious ware room at the
railroad station where a meeting was or
gained by electing a President, Vice
President, Secretaries, etc. The exercises
were opened by prayer by Rev. j. t.
Riley, Of Ligonier. Hon. James \. Hun
ter, of Greensburg, was hen introduced
and made an elegant address, at the close
of which, thirty nine little girls, repre-
sentIng the States of the Union, all dress
ed in white, and each wearing a red and
blue SASH and carrying a small flag. were
marched in front OF the speakers stand,
and enlivened the occasion with a few
lively and patriotic songs. Rev. Riley
then delivered a grand Grafton that was
replete with historical researches, and was
listened to with marked attention, after
which the benediclion was pronounced by
Rev. Swander, when the grand procession
was formed, headed by Chief Marshal
Colonel Anderson. with a number OF
Aides and assistant Marshals mounted on
finely caparisoned horses and dressed in
full uniform and battle array. But space
will not permit a general description of
the procession as it appeared in line; sui
fee it to say, that each soldiers grave in
the different cemeteries was ~profusely
strewn with flowers.
Hiram Day was also in town to take adj
vantage of the unusual large crowd, and
gave one OF his street performances by roll
ing a barrel with his feet to the top of an
inclined plain and back again. Financially
/ don't think it was a success for Hiram.
Fl NJ
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On Saturday night last some u%nprinci-
Piled scoundrel entered the stOre-room OF
Mrs. James b. Tredwell and stole nearly
all OF the iewelry which she had on hand.
The stock consisted of breast pins. ear
rings. rings, watches, chains, gold pens,
pencils, etc. Through some means the
door was left unlocked, and the thief had
easy access. After once gaining an en-
trance 90 the store-room there was no dit
tculty about the balance. as the iewelry
was lying loose in the showcase. 1t is
thought and hoped that the thief will be
discovered and punished.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

-
The undersigned having been appointed Ausitar
by the Court. on motion Of J. -. Klmmel Esq.
to ascertain the ARRANGEMENTS and make a dir
trfhutiOn o. the funds IN the hands of Peter
Hanger Administrator Of Michael Snyder. deed.
10 and among those legally entitled thereto.
hereby gives notice that he viii attenf 70 ths
duties OF biz appointment AZ his ohlee, In som.
erset, Pa, Thursday, the 29th day Of June ISIS.
when and where all parties Interested can atien,l
iftheythink proper.
l. c. COLBORN.
May % Auditor
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DIED.

STOUFFER--At New Baltimore. May
20, 1878, Franklin r. Stouffer. aged 90
years. 6 months and 81 days
LONG.-June 5, 1878, Lydia Long,
aged 81 years, 4 months and 10 days.
0BER-June 2. 1878, Mary E.. daugh-
ter of Daniel and Susan ober, 8 years and
j days.
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yTcan none make faster at work for us than A
anything else Capital not required We viii
start y'u. 50 per DAY st home made by the
indusu i0us. Men women. boys and girls want
- ed everywhere to work for US. Now a. the
time. Costly outfit snd terms free. Address
TRUE Co, Augusta, Maine.
March Il
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Dame Rumor hath il that three
new cheese factories are 10 be ercted: one
at Jim Marshall's, one at S~hanksville. and
another at a point on the Bedford pike.
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The German Reformed church at this
place is being treated to a fresh coat Of
paint, something that was badly. needed.
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"A
Notice is here given, that Joseph Lands Of Ston )
creek township, by deed of voluntary assignment
has assigned all his real est ate to Daniel kimmel
in trust for the benefit of his creditors All
persons therefore Indebted to the said Joseph
Lands will make payment to the said Assignee,
and th0se having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay.
DANIEL kIMMEI.
Jane Il Assignee.
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No TICE.

OEYicE OF THE SALISBURY RAE RoAp1
McNDS NAY %. ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given that in ace0rlIuce with
4 resolution Of the Board Of Directors OF the sails
bury Rail Road Company, a meeting 0fthe stock
holders Of said company will BE- held at its office
In Meyersdale. Somerset County Pa. on the 2th
day Of July. 1873. between the hours Of Il o'clock
VI. and o'clock p. VI. Of salt day Dor the purpose
of holding an election 70 determine whether said
company will make and place a new mortgage on
it, road AMI franchises Tor the sum Of one hundred
and Gly thOusInd dollars to secure that amount
Of bonds to be issued aud Ia take the place 0f-aB
existing mortgage on the sid road AMI franchises
for the same amount which Il 70 be cancelled
JOHN b. JACKSON,
Msy q Secretary.
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Town MEETING In pursuance Of the
call issued in last weeks paper. a number
of the citizens OF Somerset borough met
in the courtroom on Friday evening last
TO discuss the feasibility of issuing bonds
for the purpose OF raising funds for the
purchase of a fire engine. There was a
small representation OF the citizens pres
ent, as in this, like most all other matters,
the people seem 10 be content 10 have
some one else act for them.
The meeting was organized by electing
Val Hay, Esq, President.
The Council submitted a proposition to
issue bonds falling cue in installments of
two hundred or three hundred dollars a
year, that much of the taxes collected
each year 10 be set aside for that purpose;
bonds 10 bear interest at the rate of six per
cent. the interest to be paid out of the
receipts OF the borough weigh scales.
The proposition ELECTED a good deal of
talk, all parties save one, however, agree
ing that il was important mat the borough
should be supplied with a fire engine.
Appeals not 10 place a bonded indebted
ness on the borough were made, but the
gentlemen making them. except one. fail
ed to offer a substitute. The only substi-
tute offered was that the engine be pur-
chased on payments, a sum equal to the
annual amount falling due TO be set aside
from the taxes collected the sam year.
The gentleman, however, stated very
truly, that there was little difference as to
how the debt was contracted as the bor-
ough would be responsible in any event.
Resolutions offered by Gen. koontz that
fhe borourb authorities ha rpnupstp1 IN
furnish a fire engine and authorizing the
Burgess and Council to select the kind
and provide for the number of payments
were unanimously adopted. Meeting was
then adjourned.
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. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of George Barnet, late Of Ienner TWP.
deceased.
Letters Of administrators on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned. notice il
hereby given TO those Indebted to II 10 make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against Il;
10 present them duly authenticated for settlement
On Saturday, Jaly Il. ISIS, at the late residence
Of deceased in said township.
HENRY r. BARNET.
GEORGE l. BARNET.
Iune . administrators
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E%FFECTUAL

FOR CONSTIPATION. HEADACHE. PAIN
IN THE SHOULDERS, DIZZINESS SOUR
STOMACH, BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH.
BILIOUS ATTACKS, PALPITATION OF
THE HEART. PAIN IN THE REGION OF
THE KIDNEYS. DESPONDENCY, GLOON
AND FUREBODlNG OF EVIL. ALL OF
WHICH II OFFSPRING OF A DIS
L A~EnIJEE
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TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE d OHIO II. r..
WEST.


autrains run by Baltimore Time, Ia minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time.
The ENpress train leaves Pittsburg at $40 p. NJ.
srfy!ag Al .Connellsyiile 1910 +. NJ, Mineral
Pifrt 1915 A. NJ. In return the Express leaves
trmberand at 240 A. NJ, arriving at Mineral
PSiut AS A. NJ, C0nnelisyille 6:l2 A. NJ, Pitts
Iur.h 500 a. NJ.
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A REMARKABLE REsULT.-It makes nc
difference how many Physicians. or how
much medicine you have tried, it is now
an established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given com
plete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung
Disease. Ii is true there are yet ihous-
sands OF persons who are predisposed &c
Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds set
tied on the Breast. Pneumonia, Whoop.
ing Cough, &c, who have no personal
kn owledge of Boschee's German Syrup
To such we would say that so, 600 bottles
we're sold last year without one complaint
ConsumptIvss try just w bottle. Regu
lar size 20 cents. Sold by all druggists il
America.
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The NEST direct and pleasant route TO the East
o,I south Via Washington City.
through Mail leaving at s.sS a m. daily, ar
-i.es at Washington at 500 p. m. Baltimore, $40
~ M Philadelphia, 3:l0 a. IN New York, e25
M Richmond. s.i5 a. IN.
Through Express, leaving s:45 p. m, daily, ar
~lyes af Washington at 49, a. IN. BALTIMORE 40
an. Richmond, 5:l5 p. m. Philadelphia, las
4 m. New York, $40 p. IN.
through Mail and Express trains daily.
Accommodation trains and Faeette Express
daily, except sunday.
Ticket Offices. corner Finh Avenue and Smith
te.l streets, and depot corner Grant and Water
streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
Z. HYNDMAN, Supt, UOnneilsville
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DoN'T De DECEIvED.-Many persons
say Il haven't got the Consumption. -
when asked to cure their Cough with Shis
loh's Consumption Cure. Do they no
know thai Coughs lead 10 Consumption
aud a remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure a cough or
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il will cure when all others fail. and our
faith in ii is so positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit Is
not this a fair proposition : Price 10 cts :,
so cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For lame
Chest Back or Side. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price % cts. For sale by George
/ w. Benford. Somerset, Pa.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsis
and liver complaint, Consumption and
general debility when you can get at our
store Shiloh's System Fitalizer, which we
sell on q positive guarantee TO cure you
Price 10 cts. and - cts. For sale by
George w. Bentord. Somerset, Pa.
'HACKMETACk" a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George w. Ben
ford. Somerset, Pa.
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COLIC IN CHILDREN.

Fer children complaining Of
collie, headache, or sick stomach,
n t~easpoonful or more will give
relief Children. as vellas adults
eat sometimes too much supper or
eat something which does not
digest well producing sour stom-
ach. heartburn, or restlessness; a
good dose of Liver Regulator
will give relief. This applies u
persons 0 fallages. Itisthe cheap
est pures. and best Family Med
icine in the world
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS AND
JEWELRT.

Also a full assortment Of JEWELRY, Consist
ing OF CHAINS, LADIES FULL SETS, CUFF
BUTTONS, SHIRT STUDS, COLLAR BUT
TONS, Se. have on hand the largest and
Best Assortment in the County. Call and satisfy
yourself that the place 10 buy Is at PAUL NO
WAG'SC Cheap Shoe, Furnishing Goods and Jew
ry Store, Main Street, Berlin, Penna-
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AEW

I I NNIIN III , NALE.
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue Of an order Issued cut Of the Court o
Common Pleas Of Somerset County Pa. the IN
dersigned Assignee OF Daniel Boekes, viii sell at
public sale. on
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
One . Horsepower Griffith Il wesge Portable
Engine and Circular Saw MIL Price sfO0l
One Ball & Williams Double Surface PIaning
and Matching Machine Prize 400
One Power n fainter Single Surface Planning
and Matching Machine Price $s5l
One - Horsepower Stationary Engine Price $50
One mH0rse- oowerSta;i0nsry Engine Price $3.50
Also a lot OF Engiaes, Boilers. WOOD Working
Machinery, Pullies. Shafting. a.. Send fr Price
list.
Address ". ". McKAIG son.
Junes Cumberland Nd.
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CHILLS AND FEUER.
SIMMONS, LIVER REsuiaT0R

Is eminentlya Family Medicine and by being
kept ready for immediate resort will save many
and doctors bills.
Alter over Forty Years trial It Is receiving thu
most unqualified testimonials to its virtues from
persons OF the highest character and responsible
~. Eminent physicians Commend Il az The mos,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE

Attest. ii. MILLER.
Twp. CLERK.
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: Selection of Jewsiry. and a very Large stock OF L.
y & Furnishing Goods In the County, ~ prizes thal
AZ
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1T HAS NO EQUAL

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia a disordered stomach and liver, produe.
ing biliousness. heartburn. eostiveness, weakness.
irregular appetite, low spirits. raising food after
eating, and often ending in fatal attacks II fever
They know they are sick. yet get little sympathy.
Inc uniahln2 retnedv to prevent these afiictiors
and restore health Is SIMNoSs'LIvER REGULATOR
MANUFACTURED ONLY BIZ
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Boots, Shoes and
BOOTS N SHOES.

Mems ard Boys Furnishing Goods. A Fine :
81 and best Stock Of Shoes, Hats Leather, Jeweiry
xaniine Stock and prices. PAUL q. Now
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And expenditures Of Milford School DistIier
Somerset e,unty, Pa, tor the year eudin2 June 8
ISIS
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T EGAL NOTICE.

JuneI2
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ssIGNEEs NOTICE

June IL
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= DaS nsue Qofal bes Dollar
Store III bas idSnfs Gsiddftslotal in
Der Stapt. 5aben Sic bsmIslbsn ihon
sinsn BsIu& ubssfatttst, Ih6ns 9siern ?