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VENTS.
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Ant eright, title. inieres, and claim OF Dcquiils
Ream and Henry Ream, Of In and 20 the fellow
ing described real estate viz:
A certain lot Of ground situate in the town o
Garret Summit Twp, Somerset Co. Pa, contain
ing Z acre more or less. with n one and n bal
story frame dwelling house thereon erected, and
known on the general plan Of said iowa as 10y No
alley on the west, Walker street On the east,
with the appurtenaDees-
Taken In execution a. the property Of Dequilia
Ream and Henry Ream. at the suit Of baliSef
Waller, ct al.
An the right, title, interest and claim Of George
Garlitz. OF, in AMI TO the following described real
estate. viz:
A certsin tract Of land situate In G ~rcenvilie Up,
Somerset Co, Pa containing . acres more or
less. Of which there are about 80 acres cleared.
and ahou: > acres In meadow. with a one story
plank dwelling house and log stable thereon erect
eli, adjoining lands OF Benlamin Lowry heirs,
Peter Miller and Daniel Yuiry, with tine appur-
tenances.
Taken in execution as the property Of George
Garlitz, at the suit OF Samuel Koontz and Mary
kooatz. formerly Mary Gariitz, his vile, TOR the
use Of said Mary Koontz.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest AMI claim OF James
Pugh, Of, In and 70 the following described real
estate, viz:
Two certain lots OF ground situate IN Schells
addition to Somerset borough, Somerset Co., Pa,
beginning at an alley l32 feet east Of the corner
of rurkeyfoot and Race streets, thence along said
alley south l6D feet, thence east leo feet, thence
north. 100 feet 10 Race street. thence east by said
street 100 feet To place OF beginning, having there
on erected a one and a half story frame dwelling
house, with the appur,enanees-
Taken in execution as the property Of James
Pueh. at the suls Of Henry Z. Scheli, use Of X =
ScheIl.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Layinia
J. Fox, Of in and to the following deserib-
ed real estate, viz.
A certain tract OF land situate In Somerset TIP,
Somerset Co., Pa. containing - acres more or
less, all cleared, with n two story frame dwelling
house, small frame barn and other outbuildihgs
thereon erected. adjoining lands Of Daniel A
Rhoad's heirs, Henry Mason, now Michael SiPe,
Joseph Shaffer and others, with. the aPpGrte-
nanees.
Taken in execution as the property Of Laviuta
J. Fox, at the suit Of CyrusM. Shaver, admir-. of
Daniel A Rhoads, deed.
TERMS.-Any person purchasing at the above
will please take notice that ten per cent. OF
the purchase money must be paid as soon as the
property is knocked down, otherwise it will again
be exposed to sale. The residue OF the purchase
money mnst be paid on or before the 18th day OF
August. ISIS. the day fixed by the Court for the
acknowledgment Of Sherih's deeds; and no deed
be acknowledged until the purchase money Is
paid In.
GEORGE W. PILE,
July 81 Sheriff.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

To Manoah TapEesid. Sarah Lingenncll.
Elizabeth. iniernarFief with W iiiiam Shaw, 10
seph TaLnchilL all at Somerset Co, Pa: Mar
gaTet J.. Harriet, Minerva, james AMI Cieman-
l tine, children of Alpheus Tannehili, decd. rCsit-
| ing in R~ossyiIle, State Of Iowa.. VIM TannciIili
~resiqInx in the State Of Missouri, AMI Catherine
| Beverage, residing In the State Of MaTyiand.
You are hereby notified TO appear at an Orphans
Court to be held at Somerset. on Monday the 2th
day Of August 1873, TO accept or refuge the real
estate Of Josiah Tannehill. deed. nj the appraised
price, or show cause why the sa--o should not be
| sold.
| She,if-s Office, GEO W PILL
July Is. ISIS. Sherii-
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S~SIGNEES' SALE.

II
BY virtue OF an Onier issued cut OF the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset county, Pa, the IN
dersigncd Assignee Of Edward Kern. will expose
to sale by public cutlery, on the premises, on
Saturday, august "a, 1878,
at l T.. N. the following real estate, viz:
No. i. A certain lot Of ground situate in Sails
bury borough, Somerset Co, Pa. containing a
Of an acre, bounded on the east by Grant street.
on the south by land Of Alfred Wagner. on the
west by tract No ,. and on the north by land OF
John w. Beachy, with a brick house or tavern
and large irlle addition, a large stable and
other outbuiliings thereon erected.
No. =. A certain tract of land situate as afore-
said, containing % aeres, adjoining lands Of John
w Beaehy. Alfred Wagner, tract Ne. l and
others, being In a state Of excellent cultivation,
and having n large Steble thereon erected.
TERMS.-One-third in hand on confirmation Of
sale. onc-tnird in six months, and one-thiri in One
year from thisaate lAn0ust u 1s-s with inierest
on deferred payments fruin day Of sale.
WM. {. LlNENGOOD,
July 81 Assignee OF Edward keim.
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On Monday evening Mai. James b,
Trcdwell received a letter from Harmon
White. a policeman, saying that on Satur'
day be had arrested a man who gave his
name as George Raymonds. who had been
offering a lot of jewelry, the description
of which, given by the Cumberland DAILY
Nesrs, ITALICS exactly with the property
stolen from Fashion Bazar' on the night
OF Saturday, June s, 1873. Raymonds
was committed 10 Jail in Cumberland to
await identification. We understand that
Mai. Tredwell will 90 to Cumberland for
the purpose OF identifying the jewelry and
having the man brought here for rial.
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SHOOT II PRoPHET.-Some wrctched
Canadian named Vennor has assumed the
role OF weather prophet, and announces a
cheering programme Of atmosphere as
follows He predicted that July would
enter with intense heat. which would pre-
val! until about the 18th, when 4 cool and
cold change was to set In, with, probably,
frost at night, and heat again during the
last few days Of the month. 1t strikes us
there was no frost last Thursday night,
and we are willing TO be qualified there
wasn't on the following one. He says
August will also enter exceedingly hot
and dry, and continue SO up 10 the mid
die of the month, after which cool wealth
er, with frosts at night and northern gales,
may be expected for a large portion OF the
remainder of the month. This. he IN
forms US will end the dry term. Let some
rifle team consider it their business 10
make a target OF that prophet-distance,
ten PAGES. lie had a right 10 throw in a
little snow.
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In this and adjoining counties the
weather. except Tor heat. has been excep-
tionally favorable for harvesting this sea-
son. The hay, wheat, barley and rye
have all been put up In excellent condi-
| lion. Farmers inform us that all the
crops will yield most abundantly. This is
especially so with the wheat. with the ex-
cepiion of some ofthe earlier fields. which
were injured by the frost. The oats crop
is about ready to cut. and the next week
will likely see il gathered.
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SECOND WEEK.

l.. Anthony Growall Trustee sc. vs.. David
Crussen.
>. George X. Cofiroth X Co. vs. Isaac Picks
Administrator.
9. George W Flick va Josiah Branf.
4. :. A. Fr.edline VS.. Josiah Brant.
d. Stevenson \ Cartwright vs. JCsIah Brant.
8. Martin Counolly's Extcuiiix vs.. Jacob ID.
Miller CT al.
= Lewis Saiier ys. the President and Directors
Of the keystone Mining 20.
s. Jane Magee vs.. L. ID. lu,zy.
.. Jane Magee vs.. Noah Scott.
10. q. b. Kings use VI. W. ii. Brooks.
IL u. b. Kings use rs. W. II. Brooks.
Il Isaac Wendle Va Lemuel Aumau.
Is. Jacob j. Meyer Exeeutrix vs.. Jacob Gless-
ner.
IL. David tasebecr vs.. Abraham Beam ct al.
Is. William Ware vs. Jacob PoOrisaugh.
IG. Elizabeth Kendall 5 use VI. FIeierick Dur.
L.. A. A. Shumway * Co. vs.. W. w Daytsetal
Is. A. A. Shumway X 60. vs.. W. W. Davis ct al.
10. Thomas Beard vs.. Noah Roberts.
~. Ann Maria Zerioss' Executor vs. JOhn.Shai
fer ct al.
q. Ann Maria zesfcss' Executor vs. John Shlf
fer ct 81.
- Caier K Davis vs.. q. W. Lenhart-
=. Union National Bank vs.. Somerset & Miner
nj Point X. K. Co.
"a. Josiah Miller vs.. John d. R0lty.
-. Henry Thomas Well vs.. Savage Fire Bril-
Co.
r. ]. KoOSEE,
July 81 Parliamentary.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Catherine Philiippi. Iateoi Milford TIP,
deceased.
Letters OF administration On the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned. notice is
hereby given tothOse indebted 10 Il 10 make immc-
date payment, and those having claims against il
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on SATURDAY. Sep :, ISIS. at the late residence
OF said deceased, when and where he will attend
Tor the purpose.
GEORGE W. CURLEY,
July 81 Administrator.
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SoMERsFT, Pa, July "a, 1878.

The Uniontown Dollar Savings Bank
suspended last Friday morning. The de-
mands on the bank were heavier than j!
could meet. 1t was compelled to refuse
checks because of lack of funds TO pay
them. The liabilities are estimated al
Sl35, 600, and the assets at $l39. 900. The
latter consist almost exclusively of notes,
which, with few exceptions are good.
All doubtful ones have been charged up,
and outside of them sufficient can be real
lied from the assets TO meet al. claims and
leave some $15, 900 over for the stock hold
ers.
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WHENEVER AND WHEREVER Diseases
OF a choleratic type prevail, or there is
cause to apprehend a visit from them, the
system should be toned, regulated and re-
intorced by a course OF Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Perfect digestion and a regu-
lar habit of body are the best safeguards
against such maladies, and both are Sc
cured by this most lnestimable tonic and
Alternative. The bitters are also extremely
seryiceable in %remedying such disorders.
Ii promptly taken in bilious collie, diar-
rhea and cholera morbus, the disease is
usually frustrated. In diarrhGa cases it is
only necessary TO restore the tone Of the
relaxed bowels, and this is one of the spe-
cifie effects of this medicine. Wind on
the stomach. heartburn, b~iliousness, nau-
sea, headache and other symptoms, of dis
turbance in the gastric and hepatic regions
are also speedily relieved by this excel
lent remedy. As a family medicine it is
invaluable, since it promptly and com
pletely remedies those ailments which are
of most frequent occurrence.
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The time designated for the meeting Of
Agricultural Societies of Western Penn
sylvania for the fall of 1878, are as FOL.
lows
Pennsylvania State Fair. Erie, Sept.
23-27; Indiana County Agricultural Soci-
ETY., Indiana, October Is; Monongahela
Valley, Monongahela city. September 10
20; Charters Valley Agricultural Society,
Cannonsburg. September 24-27; Mercer
County Agricultural Society. Mercer,
September 9-l2; Somerset County Agri-
cultural Society, Somerset September %
81; Westmoreland County Agricultural
Society, Greensburg. September 24-21.
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How SCALP LEVEL Cor It's NAME
A Resident" Of Scalp Level thus dis
courses on the origin of the queer namC
by which the romantic village is known.
The ground upon which the place IS bull
was owned originally by Jacob Fash,
and is situated on the forks of the Little
and Big Paint Greeks, seven miles from
Johnstown, and is the terminus Of the
Scalp Level and JohnstOSn Turnpike.
There was a custom among the earlier
settlers, and in fact is still kept up by some
of the people, TO make a party, or what
they call a frolic, which was 10 invite the
community on a certain day to come to
help chop down trees, roll logs and clear
off the land. The one story runs thus:
Jacob Fash made a frolic, and while some
of the men were engaged in cutting down
small trees, Mr.. Fash came along and told
them TO scalp them low-cut them close to
the ground-and there are some of the old
men who claim that from this the place
got the name of Scalp Level. Others say
that at one OF these froiics two men got
to fighting, which was a very common
thing in that day, VIXEN the one who got
the best of the fight jumped up and yelled
out, "IIurrah for Scalp LEVEL Which
is the correct one of these two stories the
writer can't say, but me thing is certain,
that from one or the other, the place is
called Scalp Level.-JohRStorH Tribune.
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Somerset Co.. Pa. there win be sold at publ,
sale, on the premises, in Friedensburg, in slt,
county. on
Saturday, August q, 1878,
the following described real estate, viz:
No. l. A lot or piece Of ground situate in the
town of Frcidensburg. Somerset Co., Pa, bound
ON the north by land Of Samuel :. Snyder. on the
east, south and west by public roads, containing
about 60 perches; the improvements are a Ons
and a half story dwelling hsuse. stable, wood
house and other buildings; late the residence Of
Gabriel q. Walker. decd.
No. 2 Alot or piece Of improved land adjoining
the Lutheran Church lot in said town OF Fried
ensburg, containing about / acre.
No. 3. Lots Nos. II and II in the western part
Of said town of Frieiensburg, containing about a
acre.
No. I. A tract Of woodland situate in said town
Of Friedensbury, adjoining lands Of VIM. A. Barn.
hart, FredeIick Smith ard others, containing I
acieI
Sale TO at I o'clock p. NJ. of said day.
TERMS.-Ten per cent. on day OF sale: one
third OF balance on the LIST OF April 1873, 0ne-thini
on the LIST OF april 1850, and one-tliri on the LIST oil
April ISL.
o.. L. SHAVER.
July 81 Admir- Of Gabriel O.. Walker. deed.
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RRIE

FRITZ-MILLER.-Jul II, 1878, at
the Lutheran parsonaee, Berlin, Pa, by
Rev. J. W. Pofinber9r, Mr.. John W.
Fritz, to Miss Rebeca Miller, both of
Somerset Co., Pa.
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Our reporter says a terrible dearth ex-
ISIS nov 10 the way Of news. lie com g 4
10 The office numerous times throughout
the day with his face as long as a shingle,
and reports no deaths, no marriages. no
runaways OF man or beast, no sun strokes,
no fires no accidents or escapes, no sepa-
raiions or elopement. and not cucumbers
enough % produce the ordinary doubling
un.
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LIST OF CAUSES
FIRST WEEK.

for August Term Of Court beginning August q
Is-3.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Catharine Lohr. late Of Jefferson
Twp. deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estat e
havingbee1 vranted by the proper authority. nctise
Il hereby. given to those indebted TO lit imHle-
date payment. and those having claims against IL
to present them duly authenticated for settlemeu.
on SATURDAY. August 10. ISIS, at the house Of
Henry LOhr, in said township.
DAVID r. LDHR.
July Administrator.
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- a - ~
makoEing township, on
Saturday, august "a, 1878,
at O'Clock p. D., the following real estate, viz
No ]. home farm containing lei acres more or
less, situate m Quemanoning Twp. adluiniug
LAMBS Of W. II. Miller. Samuel j.. Miller. Harry
Shater and others. with swiss barn. dWellirg
house and other outbuildings thereon erected. fine
orchard Of irult trees, with % acres II meadow, ~
acres clear anil In good state 0feuluvaiion-
NO > Also a farm known known a. the Wilt
farm, containing III acres. adjoining Jacob :.
Miller. Harry SnafeI AMI others, In Quemahon-
ing township, OF which 100 acres are clear. 2yaerea
IN meadow, with house AMI barn thereon erected.
No. J. Also n farm known as the Spangier farsn.
IN QuemahuniBg township. containing lis acres.
adiUining lancs 0f Franklin Barnhart, Jacob ).
Miller and others. Of which 100 acres are clear.
~ acres in meadow. with house and barn thereon
erected.
No. 4. Also a farm known as the smith farm. IN
Somerset township containing loo acres adBining
lands 0fHcrman Shafier. Franklin Barnhart aui
others, with dwelling house. stable AMI other
buildings thereon erected - acres are clear ami
l0acres in meadow.
No. s. Also a tract Of land taken from the
EPhraim Shaiier farm in Somerset township.
containing y acres. adjoining lands Of Josiah
Cool, Harry Shaier AMI the Wilt farm. All of
which IL clear and under a good state Of euliig alton
These farms are within sne mile Of the Cheese
Factories Of SAGE Burrell 3 Co.
TEhMS-One-thiri in hand, On conlrrgatkn
o. sale. 0ne-third in SIX months anil ene-thsrf in
ole year from day Of sale. with interest on deferred
payments run day Of sale.
The Assignee VIII give additional i~aioTnatk1B
to persons desiring 70 purchase.
w. n. MILLER.
JuIy4 stoystcwn. Pa.
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FARMERS LOOK TO Your IxTEREsTs-

FARMERS LOOK TO Your INTERESTS
II you need a carriage, buggy, spring
wagon, or farm. wagon, before throwing
your money away on shoddy work, go te
Curtis Kooser's shops and examine the ma
terial he uses. His stock of goods and
finished work are ch~eerfully offered 10 the
inspection of every one, and examination
will satisfy you of their superiority.
Besides the stock of buggies and spring,
wagons on hand, the demand for the cele.
brated LEWIS CHAMPION TANNING Mill
has induced Mr.. Kooser 10 build a large
number. which lie offers for sale at the
shops, at prices 10 suit the times.
Send in your orders soon.
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MAMMHa HAaA 'HANN -
Buy your Flour at The Flour Depot %
Cook u Beerits.
Buy your Grass Seeds and Fish at the
Flour Depot of Cook 81 Beerits.
Ten thousand pounds of roll butter
wanted 81 Schrock's. Butter mus. be de-
Hrerel fresh.
Or. Sadlcr. Oculist and Aurist. No.
$50 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. Eye,
Ear Threat and Caiarrh Specialtics.
save money 10y buying the Enameled
lmn Water Tubing from w. ii. Plat,
who viii furnish and lit il all sizes and
lengths
Faith is generally represented Us II be
dnealcd female, clinging Ia a sea-washed
rock bui for simple, trusting, undefiled
hhh. point Us to an editor paying postage
90 The paper of a delinquent subscriber.
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One of the ludicrous things that occur
red at Meyersiale on Friday was the'nva-
sion ola humble bees nest by the military
companies while engaged in the competi-
tive driIl. The Grays ran into the nest first
and made just disturbance enough TO get
the bees mad up. &c followed and the
bees settled down to business. Officers
-slashed al them with their swords, men
charged bayonets an them, and n ser
geant was compelled 10 resort TO a hand
kerchief TO check his pesky ASSISTANTS.
The crowd cheered, the bees got their
work in, and for 4 short time there was a
regular monkey and parrot time. The
wounded numbered eight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

h virtue Of suniry vrits Of rieri FacIs, Le-
vari tacias and Nend. Expouas, issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Somerset county, Pa.
and TO me directed l Will expose 10 sale by
public cutlery, ct the Court House, in Somer-
set. on
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l. benjamin Housed "a. Pittsburgh = Councils
Vile II. X. Co.
2. Weed Sewing Machine Co. ISL. N. Fieht
ner ct al
9. John ID. Roidy CT al. vs. Ernest DelT, n.
nian Twins Executrix ct al.
/ Frederick J.. Just's use vs.. MeyersdaI'
Borough.
:. Christian PAIL VS.. Augustus MedaEy.
8. Joseph Hoffman VS.. Isaac kaufman.
4. Joseph Holman vs.. Hiram ]. Boyts.
5. Joseph Hoffman W. Conrad Foulk-
y. Jacob HeiEiaugh vs.. Wolf, Mayer \ ID.
IN. Joseph Alvine's adu'r- VS.. David Wertx.
II. Josiah Keller Treas. vs.. A.. Meiary etal.
T. l. A. Smith vs.. independent Printing 60.
L. G. Y. Lenhart's use Va. Edward Mostoller.
II. Frederick l.. Just vs. ). II. Carey and wife
u. ]. W. y IL. G.. Van Horn ". Jesse Lis
ton ct al.
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v+ direct AMI pleasant route To the East
-fb ya Washington City
aIrr,~rgh Mail leaving at S35 A. m, daily, ar
Washington at 500 p. m Baltimore, $40
n'Ds ptladelphia, $40 q. m. New York, 625
y Richmond, s:l5 q. m.
d Yt-fgh Express, leaving sis y. m, daily, ar
Washington at T3) a. m Baltimore,s 40
~ Richmond. SIS p. H.. Philadelphia, las
New York. 5l9p. m.
--,+,t Mail and Express trains daily.
-rm,laton trains and faeette Express
except sunday.
~t. Offices. corner Finh Avenue and Smith
Et-seig and depot corner Grant and Water
.-.eis Pittsburgh, Pa.
sfe'"' /. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
KHYNDMAN, Supt., C0nneilsville
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DUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of an order of sale issued by thu
Court Of Common Pleas Of Somerset County, Pa,
and 10 me directed, l will expose TO sale by public
cutlery. at the Court House, Ia Somerset Pa, al
l O'Clock +. NJ, on
Friday, AuquSt 90, 1873.
all the following real estate, viz:
A certain lot of ground situate in Ursina BOr.,
Somerset Co, Pa, known on the plan of said town
as lot No. Ia, having a front OF 37I[ feet, and a
depth Of $50, and is bounded on the south by Park
street, en- the west by Maple alley, on the north by
Cedar alley, on the east by lot No. l40, and having
thereon erected n dwelling house and Outhutld.
ings. IL being the same lot Of ground which
Sebastian Geisler recovered in an action Of eject.
ment against Samuel BOOkman, to No 2s9 Nov.
term 1875, on September o, 1875, TO be released up
on payment ofslO5 - on April /, 1877, and s103 "a
0 n October !, 1877, with interest on payments from
: epterabere, IS7e.
TERMS CASH.
VALENTINE HAY,
July 81 Master in Chancery.
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nIAMOND L
STOYSTOWN PA.

This popular and well known house has lately
been thoroughly and newly RENTED. with all new
and best of furniture, which has made il n very
desirable stopping place for the travelling public.
His table and rooms can not be surpassed, all be
ing frst class, with u large public hall attached
70 the same. Also large and roomy stabiing.
First class boarding can be had at the lowest pos
siele prices. by week, day or meal.
SAMUEL CUSTER, Prop
:. L Cor. Diamond,
Inic u AtnrELnr-n D.
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certify that Hon. John X Edie, Hon.
w. II. Kooniz, and Josiah Keller. Esq,
have been appointed conierees TO the Con-
eressional Conference for this district by
The proper authority.
Ed. Il. ScULL.
Oh. Rep. Co. Com.
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July 81
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1.-THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS
/, I E5": 6. \ # + 5 s5:4 FISH BROS. & Co.
FISH BROS. & co.,
Racine, Wis.
Doyouwantto make somemone

Doyouwantto make some money?
II 50 here Is your chance. Competent Agents
Malc or Female want to sell the Rotary seiye.
me most Convenient Article for Domestic use. Tor
the purpose designed ever invented. IL scoop.
siits. weighs, measures and mixes. Also for stralr-
ing Fruit. Washing Rice etc.
over 10 y Agents are now engaged in selling
them in the west. Territory eagerly taken where
ever offered, 50 apply early. For particulars al
dress. a. n. WHITE
Ten ASt. West. Pcnna- Pittsburgh. PA.