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American citizen., 1878-11-30

Lewis Kenoyer, for many years citi-
zen of Canton, and well known to the
people of Madison county, died on the 26tl,
inst, of paralysis, after a lingering Hines
of four months. During this time he ''S'-r
his house N ORDER and met death peace
fully and triumphnntly. He gave direc-
tions concerning his funeral and WAS sell
sible of his condition, giving God the glO
ry for his grace, i'll a dying hour.
How blest the righteous when he dies,
When sinks weary soul to rest,
How mildly beam the closing eyes,
Low gently hcavcs the cxpinng h-cast.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

The District Conference for Jack
son District. Mississippi Conference,
Methodist +. Church South, will
convene in this place, Thursday,
Dec. ., at 8 a, N.
RID. NORSwORTHy
American citizen., 1878-11-30
LEGAL.
No. 1041.
Estate of Robert ClantOn, deceased.
CITATION NOTICE.

L.
Estate of Robert Clanton, deceased.
CITATION NOTICE.
To Mary A. Robertson AMI Ed
ward Robertson, her husband, who
have their residence and respective
Post office at the town of Arcola.
Warren county, North Carolina, and
TO Rebecca w. ClantOn, whOst Post
office and residence is New Orleans,
Louisiana
You and each of you are hereby
cited to he and appear before the
Chancery Court of Madison county,
Mississippi, at Canton, Oh the
3rd Monday. and 10th day. Of Janus
ary, A. D. 1879.
o show cause, if any you can. why
he final account of Robert Il. Cheek
md John w. Williams. Administra
tors of the estate of said decedent.
now on file should not be allowed
md confirmed, and they, the said
Administrators,d discharged.
By order of the Court.
f. S JEFFREY, Clerk.
,. A. Luckett, ST., SOl'r for petitions
er. jul27w4t5
American citizen., 1878-11-30

etuTne0.
On the Goth inst. after an absence
of four months spent in the west t.,
Prof. J. j. Gilman, greatly improved
in health and appe tnce.
On the morning of the 29sh Mr..
Thos. Tunstall after spending the
summer in Virginia. He is in fine
health and spirits.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
PAUL MARSHALL,
Brick Mason and Plasterer,
offers his services to the citizens of Canton
at reasonable prices. nov. 16-6m
Agents Wanted for Dr. March's New Book

of Night Scenes in the Bible portrays with
vivid ana thrilling force the events of
Sacred Truth, and adds fresh testimony to
the bcanty. pathos and sublimity of the
Stories of the Bible. Agents will find this
book with its spal king thoughts, bcarti-
full engravings, and rich bindings. the best
in the market.
Recommended by leading thinkers and
writer's and Sells at sight. Makes Il magni-
fccnt HOLIDAY PRESENT. Steady work
and Good Pay fUr Agents, Teachers. Stu
dents, Ministers, Young Men and Women.
For Circulars. terms ctc., address,
j. &. MCCURDY Il Co., Publishers,
Philadelphia: Ciucinnati: Chicago" 81 L"ui~
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Read theadvertisement Of Mrs.
Kirkpatrick She has very fine
stock of Millinery and will make
her prices t, snit the times. Give
her call AMI examine her beauti
full bOnnets, hats and fancy articles.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

1 herewith respectfully inform
my patrons and friends that = i'll
resume regular lessons in Piano,
Organ aud Vocal Music on Nom
,lay next, Dec. 2nd 1873. Lessons
given at Canton Female Academy,
private residences or at my Office.
ADOLPHUS BROWN,
Prof. of Music.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

The friends and patrons of G. G.
160ffy. will 6nd him ut his old stand
ready to repair their wa' 'ches. clocks
and jewelrv. He guarantees first
class workmanship on all articles
entrusted to him for rep ,irs, aud
his prices ere very low.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
nervous debility, premature decay, and al!
the effects of youthful indiscretiOE, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the r-eipe and dir
ectiOn for making the simple remedy by
which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can
do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JoHs B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St., New York
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Any communication addressed TO
me at Calhoun Station, until further
notice, will receive prompt attention.
j. T. PRIEsTLEY,
Sheriff Madison County, Miss.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
- - -
Cotton

has been coming in for a week past ,
quantities. The price
we are told is quite low and our
hard working friends will have to
deny themselves many luxuries this
winter in consequence, but nevt +
mind, there is a bright day ahead
for us all.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

BrizxOlara keeps fino assOrt
Blent Of Liquors, among which may
be found the favorite ACME, known
~ the best.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

The fourth quarterly Conference
for Canton Station, Mississippi
Conference will be held December
7th and 8th, 1878.
II. ID. NORSwORTHY.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

The dwelling house opposite Capt.
WIN. Priestley's residence. Apply
te Columbus Galloway or tO M-ssrs
Phillips & Jones. nov % If
American citizen., 1878-11-30
E. LUITwILER, Acting Reporter.

wishes his friends and patrons to
know thar he is receiving a large
and complete stock of fall and wins
ter goods, and being to the short
season, has put his prices down at
the very lowest figures. His motto
is quick sales aud small profits.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
For RENT.

The Store lately occupied by J. A
Reid. Possession given January,
LIST, 1879. For terms apply to Mrs
II. s. Cooper, Canton, Post Office
l also offer for rent my residence
recently occupied by DR.. Marks.
Possession given the 18th of Janus
AIRY, 1879. Address as above.
Mrs. NJ. 8. Cooper.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Notice.
CANTON LODGE NO. 769, KNIGHTS
OF HONOR.
On and after Tuesday, Nov. 10,
regular meetings of the Knights of
Honor will he resumed at. their
lodge room, Odd Fellows Hall build
ing at the usual hour.
NJ. &. DAUGHTREY,
Dictator
E. LUITwILER, Acting Reporter.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

We have for sale a full stock Oi
Gentlempn's MERINO and FLAN
NEIL UNDERWEAR at lower
prices than ever offered in Canton.
- KEMP & Bro.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
Notice.

All Obituary. Notices, In Memo
riams, 7ribaes Of Respect ETC.. ,cN be
charged .f,e ents per line. No creep
tom ,UiU be made to this rule,
American citizen., 1878-11-30
To the Public.

We are now opening and ready to
accommodate you at the lowest pos
sible prices; and IN our dire distress
We earnestly beg your sympathy
aud support, for we are greatly ia
need thereof. Please bring your
hides to US. and get the highest
cash price.
novS A. NJ. GURLEY, E. d q.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

QUE Jon OFFICE is unexcellpd
by any outside the ciiiea, and we do
job work at city prices. Cards
Bill heads, Letter heads, Blanks
Funeral Notices, &C.. a speciality
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Cohen of the Red Store ga, he
can and will sell groceries chear,
,md can compete with any house III
own.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

At COhen's Red Store yon will
get your exact change 10 cent.
Come one, come all, and buy your
groceries at CUhen's Red Store.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Cohen of tue Red Store says he
hires no clerks, he pays no rent,
and that his motto is quick sales,
and small profits.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

DB1xxol.ABA's 19srA o RANT
IL a place Of popular resort ut meat
time, and persons from the country
. who would like a nice lunch and
HOT Coffee these chilly days will
find both served in good style a
the above stand, Oh the west siit
court square. Prices to ruit the
times,
American citizen., 1878-11-30

We are receiving aud opening a
large stock of Zeigier's fine Shoes
for ladies', misses aud children.
KEMP & BRO.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

The highest Cash price paid for
cotton, and groceries. begging and
ties sold at the lowest Cash prices
at GROSS.'
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Correct weights guaranteed, and
polite attention given to customers
at COheu's Red Store.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

If YOUR Sewing Machine wont
work, take it to j. w. GHEYEs
next door below post Office, and
have It put in first c:ass order.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

First wee, immense success,
great slaughter of goods at Coheu's
Red Store.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Persons wishing Pianos Tuned
can have it done by appl! to me.
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
Dress Making.

The Misses Scatter. will resume
their work of cutting, fitting and
making dresses, in the room up
stairs over Mrs. Fannie Jones, Mil>
linrry establishment on Monday
the 4th inst.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

DLA NKRTs! 0LANKETs!!
A full stock of blankets of various
qualities and prices, at
KEMP & BROS
American citizen., 1878-11-30

The Eureka is an Havana filed
cigar. Cnly 5 cents.
SULM & co.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

At COhen'S Red Store you can
get the highest cash price for your
country produce.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Latest novelty in Corsets ta be
found at the store Kemp G Bro.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

BrizzolarS keeps fine cigars,
fresh beer, ana sells cheap for Cash !!
American citizen., 1878-11-30

At COhen's Red Store. yOu can
buy nickle's wor Ii Of any hing in
the house.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

WHIrwoRTH FEMALE CoI.LEGE,
Brookllaven. Miss School charges
reduced to $3.50 to June 25.h, 1879.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

We have on hand large stock
Of LADIES UNDERWEAR com
l,lete, in suits aud sizes to fit all.
KEMP s. Bro.
American citizen., 1878-11-30
ALPACA GOODS.

We invite the ladies to call and
examine our stock of fue black Al
pacls, ranging in price from 40c up.
KEMP s. BRO.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

Have your printing done at the
CITIZEN JOB OFFICE.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

WANTED, at this officS, about
50 cords of hickory wood.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

ME. CHA$ l.. GKOS-
offers extra Inducements to cash
buy erS.
American citizen., 1878-11-30

COhen's Red Store will be open
ed on Monday morning, Nov. 25;h.
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5000


But, like Mr. Valentine Hay. his fellow.
t~ownsman, he can soar. lie sometimes
scars too high. May that pond Of Ben.
Wertner's dry up he said, aud eggs
turn into grindstones. before | take back
what ! said in That Johnny Boy letter
Nobody wants him TO take That back. The
fact that be is moi only q i~alsiaer, q receiy-
CT OF stolen goods, a perjurer-in This that
he cetieG on his Maker 10 strike him dead
i he erer sold a CdG6fship, the proof that
he Was lying having Eeen made plainly
discernible 10y the evidence OF Mr.. William
Lilley and others-aDd a bad man general
ly. l. on record. aud canaot be eifaced.
Mr.. CCiirOth deliberately said IN his
speech that be is in favor OF an issue OF
greenbackS big enough to give every non
laboring man an independent fortune, and
that he will vote 10 repeal the Resumption
Act. He would also demOnetile or re-
monetize silVeT-dsmonetIgs il when he
talks 70 one class of society, and reIaonet-
ize it tor the other. In one breath he
would blow hot, and in the next cold.
He would praise the lord, and extend his
hand to grasp the paw OF the Devil.
This sort OF tactics will not win. The
independent yeomanry of Cambria Coun-
~ know too much to be fooled by a Dema-
gogGe. When MIR. COifroth gets away out
in the woods, and lies, and lies. and lies.
he may do so with the understanding in
his own mind that he may deceive, but in
the end the truth viii ultimately overiake
him.
Garry the news throughout tie county
Tribune.
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DEGSTER's NOTICE


Notice is hereby given 70 al persons concern cd
as legltees, creditors or otherwise, that the faL
lowing accounts have passed register. and thltthe
sane VII be presented AT ccn hrmation aud NJ
lowanee u an OFphaas' Court 20 be held 40 SON.
eTses. ga THURSDAY, november IL, ISIS.
l. Account Of Valentine ]. Miller. GlarIan
" Emma Good.
: Aeeoant Of Thomas Cupp, GrlrIiau of
Benjamin J Niekler.
5. Seeon1 account Of Cyrus Rayman aui Mar
tia Brant, Executors Of Jacob Zerloss, deceased.
I Account Of William johnson, GgsfIlsa &
Annie Weis.
). First ana mai Ete@at o. SeioGon !. Faer.
aGministfat2. sis. - Peter ! Brer, deceased.
& Fi:st and final account o. Jasiah L. bark
boiler, A. ninis,rator, etc, Of Benjamin Ling
deceased
:. A-ro OF Noah s. Miller. Administrator Of
the estate u Peter COLEMAN. deceased.
s. First and nnaI account Of Isaac Blanse.
Administrat0r Of Susan N. Penrod, docea 49,.
9. Account OF Adam SGmpst;ne, GdasdEa Of
Elizabeth A. Sumpstine.
-. First aud anal a4cCEnt % .loAn tuif. AG
mipiztaler u John J. Miller, deceased.
Firstan1 nnsl ae,oult % J.. n. S5hrocs. at
minisrra;or o. Carl Hoiiman, late o. Erothcrs
alley tow ship, eeeea sed,
A. ,. nTCKEY.
' oct 10. Register.
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HoSEY.-Nhy il is TIE pnrest sweet nj
the world. II is. and has been. used Il,
tue healing art, to the satisfaction agi,oas.
ands. Who can say ought OF white. ,ean.
uful honey, gatheT.d irc,n The Counties
thouss nds of the splendid roa.rs tina.
adDfn u ieids and gardens. ua,s
HOUND, Wha, mother liys > that is MOI
Iuaiht.a Win is virtues In hapishinc
tongis and Colds from the family: vh.
II Is 70 well known that every cand, shoo
would lose lis custDra unless hore,ound
candy occupied a place. and the most
Prominent place in every showcase
Tan looks black. and ladies' raise their
skiiis for lear I getting their clothes soil
Cd; Vel IL IS the vegetable production Of
uie beautiful pine tree that crows Ia our
southern t~iresis; and by Ii:e ,ri,i of chem.
isiri IT Is found la contrin medicinal aualj-
tics universally admitted Icy phy sicians 1T
the highest standing. It's preserving aual-
isies are well understood by cvery shin
owner; and when coniagion. disease ami
Death inject their vessels they fumicate
tie pointed ship from stem TO stern with
tar, thus removing the demon of diseasr
Il Geaih, insuring the health and life 3!
every passenger on board. HoNEy
HoiEIIoCND AND TAR, combined toge,h.
or, aidei by science and the highest chem
zeal skill, form a remedy admitted by tho
most experienced physicians as the best
most certain and harmless preparation
ever made Tor the radical and specdg cHrs
o. Coughs. Colds, Horseness. Inaueuza
and all Bronchial affections leading 10
Consumption. from which thousands are
suffering. This valuable remedy is known
as
HALE 5 HONEY or HoREuouEo n TAR.
Price so cen and 81. Grea. saving Or
purchasing large size. Sold by all drug
gisis.
PiKE's TooTHAoHE doors cure in one
minute.
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OLD LETTERS IRE DANGEROUS THiE6s.
The following letter. written by Mr..
S. 5. c0rncy, Greenback- Democratic
candidate for County Treasurer, WIS hand
ed us for publication, and max be pos
sesscd Of some interest 10 our readers, par
ticulaTly 10 our Dunkard brethren:
"BERLgg, b., March 20, 1915.
JQsEPH BENDER, Eso-DCar SIR. |
am a candidate for County Treasurer. |
am a farmer, living in Brolhersvalley
township, and have no time TO run over
the county and electianeer like some g lay
opponents are doing.
Mr.. Bender, | therefore ask you kindly
not to promise TO support any OF my op-
ponents till ! get 10 see and talk with you
also.
and in, The mean time I want you {
make il your business 10 inquire Of people
of Berlin or vicinity what kind OF man !
am.
Mr.. Bender ! need a few go0d lssa in
your part TO work for me. and ! have been
informed that you are the principal man
OF Quemaboning township. so II you can
do anything for me, and If afterwards an
opportunity should be presented 10 recip
rocaie the favor / assure YOU that | shall
return it. 1t is TOO early yet Il DO any
c~ampaignirg hr. !, Eee.,,S ~ i4.e lnat A.y
Somefset trends Wal5 b take the a1sani-
age of me in fixing the day for holding
the primary election. They want TO have
it in the latter part Of May, and | can't
start out till alter my sprirs c.Gps sle pit
out. 90 yOa sec II would cot lay lime Tor
can wasting very short, and | aus th ere
fore do some OF my e~leciioneering by let
ter writing, but by and by viii sAii
araaal ana zee ,sa and hope We can haYe
q friendly Talk icgeiher.
Mr.. Bender, | was a ~volHnieer durjag
the late rebellion, 90 thinA nv ~uppoHeHl
can't e.ain apy th,pg oyer me II flat line.
But want tp tel Ypa the waoie truth at
present belong 10 the nunkari church.
but want YOU to understand that am
moi conscientious. know that the
church did not do her duty during the
war but don't blame me for that. l was
in the army and new have an henorab's
disehsrge. wiz enclose & stamp. Please
wife .Ie, aaH ;el. he Whether you think
people in vour parts will oppose nae be
belong 10 iha church that | DO.
Hoping 10 see you one day, when we viii
talk the matter over, / remain,
Yours Respectfully,
5. S. FoRSEy,
Berlin, Penna.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE

Voice is hereby given, that John Deter 0
Allegheny Twp, Somerset Co., Pa, and France
his wife, by deed Of voluntary assignment, have
assigned all the es;ate, real an1 personal, OF the
said John Deeter ~ +. 4. Werner, OF New Bal
t,l.ore borough, IL said county, in trust for the
benefit OF The creditors OF the said John recter
All persons. therefore Indebted to the said John
Deeier. will make payment; TO the said Assignee
and those having Claims or demands. will make
known the sans without delay. rhe Assignee
desires 10 meet al debtors AID creditors al the
residence Of John Deeter, on saturday, the Th
og December, ls.5. Disregard ofthis notice on the
part Of debtors may lavolye them in trouble and
expense.
Il. A. WERNER,
fict. 80 Assignef Of John iieetcT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-30

an ASTONISHING FAoT.-A large pro-
portion OF the 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 a burden instead Of pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness as
i, ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre-
JUDGE and skep,icism, take the advice Of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle Of Green August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of bot.
ties OF thls medicine have been given
away TO try lis virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy q
samp e bottle for 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case. Posi-.
lively sold by all Druggists on the West
ern Continent.
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HAuGER-CoBER-At the Lutheran
parsonage, Berlin, Pa, October 20, 1878
by Rev. ]. w. P~ofinberger. William \.
Hanger to Priscilla X. Cobcr. both o.
Somerset county, Pa.
STAHL-WELLER-At the Reformed
parsonage, Somerset, October "A. 1918.
by Rev. n. Z. Truxal, Mr.. Cyrus 4.
Stahi 10 Miss Flora B. Weller, both oi
Somerset county. Pa.
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ID. WEYASD's EsTATE.-J. f. Bly,.
myer, Administrator, having received an
order OF court for the sale Of the real es.
tate of ID. Weyand, deceased, will sell the
same at private sale upon the following
terms: One-fiflh OF the purchase money
at confirmation OF sale, balance in five
equal annual payments with interest.
The property will be sold low, and those
desiring TO purchase should call soua.
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Let every Republican voter carefully
examine his ticket before voting on next
Tuesday. The county is being Hooded
with mixed and spurious tickets gotten up
in such a manner that unless you closely
examine them from the first name on TO
the last, You viii. unwittingly, vote for
men you have DO desire to.
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~A ucG~ction QfEsE GEMS per pound viii 20
allbwct on all orders Of Fire Pounds.
GgA good MfEed Tea ean a0w se bought for
T-wESTY-FIyEor -Hi4Tr cENTs per pound. No
reduction.
In sending a written order for Tea, don't f.ii
to mention the qgGliiy you desire, and yTi,s.
rel am often az 4 loss 10 know il l shall send
one p9Esd Of Tea fer 81 vl or iro pounds Of Tea
efSaesEls P2r p0Ssd, or fsco and Osc-hGy pounds
Of Tea Of 10 cents per pound. when you write Ter
son Dollars roffh Of Tee
. Don't fail to mention the NSNE a sas iSa you
wish sent. Ia Arh'
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EXCURSION TO KAEsAs.-persons De
string TO 20 West to inspect LsndS, car
procure Single or Round Trip Tickets
via PANHANDLE ROUTE" at thC
very lowest rate, every day in the week.
In order to secure the advantages Of quick
time ana sure connections. tickets mus
be purchased over the direct and popular
'PAN HANDLE ROUTE" the shortest
and quickest line 10 Illinois, Missouri.
Arkansas. Texas and Kaasls.
Following is the time Of Daily Express
Trains via Pan Handle Route !"
I've. Pitts. SAG a. IN. llA7 d m
Arr. ST. Louis $50 a. m. $50 a. m.
" Kansas City = 1915 p. m. 1900 a. m
Connection is made in Union Denot.
Kansas City for eli points in Kansas and
Colorado Two hundred pounds OF bag
gage are checked free for ~colonisls.
II unable TO procure tickets by The PAN
HANDLE RoCTEa at nearest railroad sta
ton, Passengers should call en- hgeais at
Union Depot, or 70 Filth Avenue, Pins
5grgh, Pa, and call for tickets via PAN
HANDLE ROUTE. by which line ON
nibus Transfers are avoided. For time
tables. address W. J.. 0'RRiEE, Gen
Passenger Agent, Cci1nbus, Ohio.
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DUBLIC SALE

By virtue Of an order issuei 80 o. tae Court Of
Common Pleas, In 2ai - the Cu.aty Of Somerset.
the undcrsigBcd Assignee % joseph Lands. OF
StoRycrSek Twp. county aforesaid and state OF
Pennsylvania viii sell at psbiic sale. at the Court
House in the borough u Somerset, On
Es'tdoy, November s, 1918,
at / o elock ?. u, the oliowlaz se.crIbcl real
estate, viz:
certain iras: d land situate in stouycrcek
township, Somerset county, Pennsylvania
adjoining lands OF Ephraim Ross. I.e0b
kimmel. John Boyer, Henry stub and ttheI5.
containing 50 acres more or less aai allowance. 81
which there are about . seIes clear ard = scres
in meadow. vita = tao story l6S hsEse end bank
barn tsezeon erctted. rh's farm Is weh watssed
aEdia every RESPECT a desirable hepee.
TfRMS-Ten per cent q tse paresasa Donsy
10 he paid on day e sac ore hiritnelading th0
ten per ccat. ca eGanruatsu cf sale aat delivery
/ Il aecd. orc-third n six months aai onethiri in
I cac Fcer from tAe date of vri-r IL sale, fviz: 22i Of
Ap=h ISIS vita ihteres. on deferred payments.
rANiEI. kINHEL.
oc;.9 Assignee OF Joseph LIndis.
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We are requested by Mr. John Kline TO
that be will not act as commit
tee man for Somerset township north for
the Greenlack party. That the announce
mcnt OF his name as such by the Berlin
Bulletin was wholly unauthorized on his
part. and that he viii vote, as he always
has zone, The straight-out Republican
ticket.
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The Undersigned Will offer at public sale, on tho
premises 1ne mile northeast ef New Baltimore,
In Juniata township, Bedford county, Pa, on
Monday November is, 1878.
.atlP.M. a valuable farm. adjoining lands OF
Frank Topper, Albert fyan. +. MeCiiFr and the
undersigned, containing 80 acres, the purchaser
having tie privile re OF taking so acres more al
lDinin ny al the same price per acre sold.
The tract is well timbered and watefed, aEd
having thereon erected q double tso stofy, log
dwelling hosse and log barn. ABBOTT - or 100
acres cleared and under fence.
TERMS.l0ne thild cash AMI tho balance in
three equal annual payments. Possession to he
giyen on the lsf day cfApril 1879.
Ief. 90 WILLIAM WALSH.
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SALE

Ey virtue Of suniry writs of Fieri Facias. lie
vlri FaciGs and Ncni. Exp0nas, issued cut Of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Somerset county. PI,..
and TO me directed, 1 VIII expose TO sale y
public cutlery, at the Court House. in S9uer
Sc On
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Da1IIe.

ZERFOSS-0ctober 20, 1878. al his
residence in ~Stonycreek tosnship, Peter
ZerfoSs, aged 50 wears, 4 months, and -
dayS.