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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

All t7e il-u., q .e- iate-as, lai claim .....
ing &c -cri fe.i r -I estate. o. . So
iat o. ground situate Ia Meyers .lt. .-...
SCuler 60 ,uau. 8. Pa. clrtIirt. d. .-...-....-
more or ie-s rl. known a1 One sena-.f -..-
sIid 'o' I1' COS NO. 10 AMI is l Eue-l..
room, AMI .1I-s thereon erected h.lr......
u0Ith by -t,sit street, On -te south us 81. IS -
on line east by Apple alloy and ia -f.
Salisbury -'rteI, "i. che q GUrtsua-sas
said. cont 'n e 0uc-lalf sr-e. LID -s Dr.
known on be general plau .. ssi tv. E.
No. 10 ana p lu bueraieJ' D.. survey. ar-. g.. d..
story frame dwelling house amt s-.... f..
erected, 5gcue cd 90 she ger.h ty Dos Sol, .-..
south 1v SiX.I street. 0n ths east by Ar-....
and on he west hy salisbury street, u... -..
Z puTteuanCcs.
Taken I'm execution atf fbe zui. H. WH... Dbl.
I On n Bro. ~ a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

Farmers, have the Kind Of goods you need.
want your
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

July@S
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FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR:
ALEX. KORNS. Jcnner Twp.
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SALE

SuEGtrFs DFFJCg :
Somerset. July -. $50. .
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

July@, 1880
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
GEORGE r. SCULL, Somerset Bor
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Allie right. title interest AMI claim a. t.l
delcu.Fut5- s. Illilm T. Eei1er and MATILDA E.-
ber. oE iu d. 90 che following described real o-
tate. VII certain tract oi land situate -
SOUTHAMPTON township, Somerset conuty, Pa.
containing IL acres. I9re pg less, 90. which ihef
are about Iul acres clear. with % twa-st0ry frame
house and laz uaru thereon erected. JiIIiT..-
lands o- solomon Bei1er, Henry Albright.
EuepD. e.. Wilhelm. CIiharins gyma1 ar-
Others. wi the appurreu4ures-
Taken ia execution a. tLe sgu 40 >I.ll.
Lepiey.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

LAxI PnovlDrxcI, June "a. fear.
ftnl atorm OF wind and rain passed
over Lake Providence about noon
yesterday, and . little boy Of Jodge'
belancsyS was caught out 10 . rail
boz on the lake. He jumped out Of
the boat some distance nom thl
bonk and biz csieo were heard BY BIZ
father and some Of the neighbo!S thu
moor little fellow went down bel0rl
they vould reach him. This commu
nifty d deeply oad6eued b. tho Gala
nifty. The boys body Wae reco!eret
eoout nooA today. y. l. ".
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

A Chicago widowsr has . fine house
Of brown stone and brick, and he
wants to know, before choosing .
second wife, whether Q blonde or q
brunette would best harmonic with
the c0l0rs OF tho structure.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Mile. Marie Van Zsndt, . new
American pfims donna, hes received
10 high compliment tom Ambroise
Th0mao, ''6he does not play Mo.
M0u." oaye tho composer; 'ehe d
Nj0wOn." Madame Christine Neileou
oeSs that the young girl In her voice
ma her ways 20 reminds her OF her
I'm a her youth that she calls Mile,
0ario ola Petite Nelson"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

The restoration OF tho facade OF
the "Duom0'' ct Florence will soon
be completed. The work Wss begun
ton years ago, but was long Inter.
rupted through lack Of funds. owing
70 the tumble In the municipal
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19
Medical.
NORMAND'S BALM.
The great Healing Remedy
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS
COMPOSITION.
Il prevents and cures all intlalnatiOns
is the safest AMI hest remedy fer
CUTS,
BURNS,
BRUISES,
WOUNDS,
EARA6HE.
and Eruptive Diseases
Il prevents and cures all intlamatiOns
ia the safest and hest remedy fer

An infallible cure for PILES, and =
specific for LOCKJAW in Children. {.
Unlike many remedies Of the same ma
ture, il does not burn Or pain upon ap-
plication, but on the contrary, has q
soothing effect. ...
It also invaluable for STOCK, cur
ing FISTULAS, POLL. EVIL. FOOT.
EVIL. and other Sores or Cuts. 1t
will efectually cure Saddle-galls and
Harness gals even whilst the animal ia
in daily use. This remedy will further
more protect sores from FLIES and IN.
SECTS, an invaluable property in hot
climate.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19
Puet's Guruer.
JUNE.

With tar,ly feet as Spring receies
In all the grace her days have brought
her
Lo, in her stead, across the meals.
Comes June the summers fairest daught-
er:
With roses in her tresses canght,
Her lghtsome tread the grecnsward
Will; r,e ss1s,v wind. with odor. ftaught,
Unfold her form in their carresses.
At sight of her Apollo mends
His courses through the blue expanses,
From closer range on earth descends
The ar,lOr Of his burning glanccs;
At earlier hour days portals ope
Beneath the pressure Of his fingers,
Aud when he nears the western slope,
In slower march his chariot fingers.
Now from the over. crowded streets,
Whose torrid heat the city parcles,
The mnltitules seek cool retreats
By breezy shores or woodland arches
Winged vessels skim the foamy tide.
Strong steamers plough the briny bill
lows,
And Venus walks tue shore beside.
While Chpid turks beneath the willows
| I know spot where seward dips
A circling beach from fields Of clover
Where twice each day. with eager lips
The ocean like giant lover,
Comes in to kiss the sands that pOut
Beneath his stalwart, fierce embraces
And Irvine his amorOus arms abOut
The beauties Of their dimpled faces.
Thither, when summer days grow hot,
lily the city's close environs
And seek the quiet Of th,t spot,
Where. sweet a. sang the tabled sirens
The echoes Of the rolling surf
Float over clover-covered meadows
And in broad lines across tho turf
The Willows fling their gratefalshadows
| oh, sweet is it, no doubt to cit
| And view the roses crimson bushes
! When bright.winged insects come and fl
1 Among the blossoms Of the bushes;
But when thermometers declare
That Mercury his wings discloses,
The freshness Of the seasido cir
Discounts the 0lloe Of tho roses.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Adelaide Nelson has begun an On.
Ragement 10 San Francisco. She -
reported - saying, when asked what
she Was going to wear, since che had
sold her stage v. rdrObe by auction
in New York: %. that was only .
lot OF cast OF duds.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

us . hundred years old and dsre's
. family Oh snakes up In dat az esve-
box dare" said an old colored NO.
men to Curtis Davis, . Carolina coun.
~ census man; and tho 9. N. seized
hio hat and fed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

III I should meet the dastsrdly
rebel that shot me-" said . Boston
war veteran, on drawing d. 900 In
pension arrears, ''he'd have 70 swat.
low halt Q bottle Of Wino."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Our drug stores are now supplied
With ''Nalt Bitters," the. new Blood
Medicine which has done 90 much
GOOD and comes 20 % highly recon-
mended, Try Il. I may save you
heavy doctors' bills. Nay saw.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Mr.. Gladstone 10 alleged TO have
complained that people keep calling
at he house and inQuieing after him
':as though he had had . child"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Is On. the new Methodist Episcopal
Bishops, Fost will reside In St. Paul.
Hurst In Des MOines, and Haven In
San Francisco.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

A tract OF ffty thousand acres on
the Northern Pacific Railroad has
been bought for = colony from Bel
FIAT Ireland.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

p Bridal dresses are made OF white
satin, with round dots, and trimmed
with tulle and orange blossoms.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

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snd oos'ne'' ceased nwassao@'
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from frH 'i ia ns XasI's - !S3d
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hin ,1 ~-'~"~ ~ ''''1'' 1sh!ssd yfiISesf
n' s%HA A.-A..-a..A...,...a." 49,. 80
1o9 uM1 ~ ~ = 49,
10y neses epee!ooNy r. o91os.
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dead !. .,-=;,.. :. -sr.;z-.=...>-
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Rev. z. Bowen, the preacher Who
married old Sidney Shores TO his lit.
tie stopdaughter, bee had bio lecense
revoked by the Quarterly Conference.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

Of which No 0aQ taken ono 00ooIe0
and seventy In tho South Atlantic,
Nd ono hundted and torty-dve pas
4 iex days after this, while in com.
pany With another ship. Ne cav ner
thrown at upon her beam ends BY
4 white oouall, which raised so heavy
= oVell that. after Fighting. she COLL.
ed away her topmests; our own snip.
meanwhile, though only hall 9 mile
Distant from her. feeling nothing o.
tho tornado. "
I meotion this circumstance from
the iaet 0t tho incident which form.
ed the chief interest Of our voyage
originated from precisely such .
sqlall.
little white cloud, Will tear up the
'0c6an IKE . pillow making one mighty
furrow, generally from twenty to Q
hundred yardo vide.
We Vofe often n sight OF tho Atrt'
can coast, and at last dropped anchor
ak the mouth Of tho lambert River.
Here lsy q dismasted vessel, which,
from her chain.p plates. we perceived
We took herst first for an honest
trader, which having become Az
abled, he'd been forced 70 make port;
but The fAct that che bed crow enough
| 10 man four O. f1vo such vessels. e.
cited our eu1piaon. ....
'slSn't that tho craft ve fell 10 WITH
Aha flav "a INK tho last whale 2"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

IL Siii IS remembered that cash
oficer-vhethef he b tho captain Or
one Of tho mateo-alWeye steers bio
0Vn boat TIL tho whale h. been
fastened to: the regular :'boet-seeee.
e." 90 called, ha!ing 10 eow.oa1
and throwing tho hatpooas bat 90.
m "a and taking the oeSoglog.oae
a soon q he . Tt, while The a.
peeior o1lcer goes 70 ~ DoW Win .
b. 10 went. tho three boa&g almost
flvine: but tho whale turned aukeD
III 6efofe we reached BID. and y.
ioR on our oors, 10 aWeaeod ~ COM
Il So 81; had "a. opportunity - look
~ the veoael noar q. ohe ~ large
"a : hrir az fhat doy-abo1t loul
hmndrsd fona.With Io0oetably lo00
IA. eod ~ altogseAee 5 ~
handcomo vessel. sass I
Thece aossned 70 b NY &c
lSSss 1fG e: sst!ss
i ) Sse erenoa hoWoveg, lynn
i S1gS 6oealQe4 upoo ~ WesSe
lS0 ~ oo0l6 hAve deole9
], s1Bsnad up, eenr oo! ~, ! eoeeolll
.!sh isI Shi5R heell eole o e.
hmm II "a thae NJ 4A1g1l
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19
D. G. SCARBOROUGH

IN 1A5Kl1s, D. G. SCARBOROUGH.
AKlNy l. SCARBOROUGH,
y attorneys at La,v.
huiaenofD 20 Levy h scarborough
1Iii reactice in the District Courts Of
~ pseish Of NatchitOches aud
~. end 10 the Supreme Court OF
A Prompt attention given to
800 Addresses, L. B. Watkins,
r c11l1etsA o. D. G. Scarborough at
~ -iy.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-19

lows q SLAYER, MT. Joncks. 10 "a.
ded quietly, addressing the mate,
whose boat Was close to us. Hes
going IN here on tho Mozambique
coast to clip aboard his wool and
ivory; or perhaps he has it aboard
now, and u of for Rio Jsneiro. At
any rate, he'll make more In three
months than We shall In three years"
SO the mystery Was solved for me,
and IN looking at that saucy SLAYER
/ almost forgot the whale. ~.
Hold easy, now there he cOmesl"
Captain Wilder said In q whisper.
And 10 q moment the square head,
with about . third Of the body. shot
out Of the water and fell like tower,
splashiug heavily.
"Pull ahead softly" said the
captain. in q low voice. HALF q
dozen strokes. and we have him
The whale had risen 9 tride nearer
to US than to the other boats. Old
Sam poised bis weapon. aud then,
With prodigious force, hurled 1t ct
the monsters shining back.
Instantly STOPPING for q second
iron, he let fly that also. Both har.
poons were deeply buried 10 the
animal, and at the cry Of ''Stern oil
the boat was shot back out OF reach
OF the great flukes.
The captain now exchanged places
With Sam, and a. he did 90 the line
commenced going over the bow g l.
q steam engine were at the otneE
end. It Was soon checked q little
With q turn around the loggerhead
and then the boat began to make the
water boil from her sides, while the
captain turned to bic mates. bade
them ''good.by." -.
We heard Mr.. Jencks sing out, az We
left him astern.
And then what ordinations came
from the brig, az We passed close
| under her counter:
"Bravo! "Mucho bono!" ''Ouida-
do Hombres!' ''Cuidado. POGO bum
go!" viva loo Yanker0s'"
We secured tho whale without dit
ficulty, for be ran only half q mile
When hauling UP to HIM, 90 that the
bow OF the boat touched the big
creatures back, tho captain with BIZ
lance held almost straight up and
down, gave him q thrust which end
I'd all uncertainty.
Next day, % w were boiling out
tho wind 0prang up and We saw tn
arrange BRIG otaod TO the northwest
| diving % Q vide berth - che paseed
Whaf q beautiful vessel she was
With everything ct from the courses
70 tho skysailsl
OF coursA Il vss the number Q
| men ahe he'd which deoided her char
acter 10 tho minds OF our ofacers-
too many toe Q merchantmen ant
/; not enough Tor . brig Of var.
The whale, which was the sixth ~
had taken made ninety-flve barrels
bringing nm our whole. number
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Story of u Bonauxa King.


Mr.. FlM,d's story oC his lucky stroke is
this: II WAS ON montgomery street one
day, and a friend s,it Treat me-. II
which replied. 4 have nd money Buy
Cons.,l,tln,ed Virginia anil y'u will b.
rich; v.u know my Judgment is good !
was his reply. Snlc,lnng told m. there
was inspira,inn in his advicr.tn;l [ sail: /:
Well, 60 and buy me u thousand sharss
The mine was IN old .ane, d supp '>t.d
To be exhausted, and my order WA filed
at IS share. When once spf"t athiny
I g. in deep, and 80 IsonliSned 10 bny
until I gosc,m,rh of the in,pt. which was
about 500 si,ares, and which cost me-
bout $G ,,OOo. Ny friends all came ~
see me like the comf,rters of old job. and
said. 'Fl"od you're cracked hut |
though, | had ~ good mine. Thcv did
n, sec how I was gn ny IL get ut IL, ore,
il there rs any there, without sinking
the shaft, WITCH would cos, heap of
M" ney; hu, thought had good nine
They lidn't see how was going I" ge, 1t
the ore, il ere was any th,'re. withaul
sinking the shaft, hut I did. A little hir.l
has sung ~ me several tunes ~ the c"hr>c
Of my life when there was II crisis in my
affairs. Some cal, II i's,inct ar af'rt:
,hn,,yln; I call it providence | ran a
secret drift through the n"iyl,h 'rn.
mines, and struck 81 rich BODY "f ore We
got $35, ,OOO.OOO in dividends out ot that
hole in ten years"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-04
Wheat Stealing in DeLapre.
Sioux Eslls Iudel 0lG0 &.

The people 81 liir oMn'i ijclnpr'. near
\lliD,:,i . ~ 'H:.. IN: ipr IN. li'nt
pas! | ,rn Suffering iir,n' 'hs l'trd:.''e'.>
OF Mica, thieves Ffnk Srlcubler, aODul
he i,'!l ii las, March, io>l ,M" sacks stt
wi. II in his My, In, could al iani time
lind no clue Ia III ,hievcs i3u 'n,r ID T.
Will uut" an li and in his ta'c :; true
;,!ag, GA the IL II uil r., Sa,tig !cI J.,
wagon loaded viii, sack, ri wheat stand
iny h\ his house door At in the even
my /; wns all right. hui III the morning
six sacks were missing. Mr.. Soule, see
ing tracks nf mules and wagon neal H.
hn,.s. Traced them the VII iniiv of II set.
tier some tw., ana halt Mills west lie
Obtained u search warrant, hut failed I"
fad his wheat Blu, friends ot The accu =
ul ,arlv in or, cr ,n clear Inn wet /"
Investigating" ihc wheat S'.nii 8 hu>lnc $
aud accumulated su.ti:iel' ne" -
cause the arrest "t ~, G,rtGr K ar f."
The larceny ni of Sch. ukl'l's Wheat the
casa cr ir.c |. ".f,r. ia I, - Wm Aiib"nc
and K ,arr was convicted "f the theft aud
Aocd Sl5 and costs Joh.. knur, til
father + the culprit, then caused the ar
rest of one John Arderb Ill and Ot'o---
the former f,r rrceivin. til stolen prop
.rtv anu The lat,ert n ns sistiny in the theft
Altogether il IL - miXcl af1a'r, h II IT IL re
sui, in the detection nnd vigOrou'
punjsi,men, "f the thieves. the c"mmnni
iy vii, he benefited. John Ai'lerbold is
regarded rs innocent Of The charge agalns
lin No '"rcc 0i Snu,e's wheat has bce;
n. yet { 'und.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-04
What they say il, their Sleep.
Exchange.

Don Canleron-If Grant will no: accept
l will I k it myself, hy gracious.
Secretary o,.crmam am undoubtedly
the greatest person the country has pro
duccu
Ex-G,v 5 III ,ur G m,lcm your
(sn"rc calmy bun firmly
Senator Comklin-W irMt rrtuIc my
election ". uld bc =" ihai blcbian prague
Senator Blame MIR. Ing ,rs"l' is rig"'
| am indeed u plumel knisnt All !ss'
u sea horse on wheels.
Gen Gram-D, Look like u person
who would decline II thing after E"in !
around the world I" get 1t!
Senator sharon Il am the rose OF mx
self am the lilly of I've valley. "'i
for II iAc,.
Hcndri, ks Once for ali, will pla,
second It'd. lc to n Lody. QKicks Mrs. IL
cut of b.d) 49,.
Colonel Ingcrsoll-l I'm sure Blain,
would do the handsome thing hy ne,
am >,ronl ly in favor of that person.
MI Tildrn |, is n II good for man Z
hc aInn" II cani., fad Il wife, Will
least nuy Il dog.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-04
DAKOTA ITEMS.

Whoopins cough Is doubling up the
lille ones in DcacwoOd
There arc lG 900 head of cattle IN PEN
ninstun coun y sul,j .ct tu taxation.
Farmers are mixing preparations to
nnrra,c extensively ihrou ghout tue Hills
The coming season.
Twenty thousand acres of Yanbton G."
lands have been patented the pasl year. III.
crp..sing to II, It cxient the tax ,ble proper
~ of the c,uliy.
The S, nate committee of Indian affairs
have prepared bill that provides for the
abandonment Of the annuity policy, and
,lacc The llG:;is ,l,r tit footing 't cit
izcIs
Nearly l,3m,nD0 acres Of public land IN
the territory was taken up las, year.
A reward Of el0O is offered hy The sup
e,in,er.l, II, If lie {. N s 81 p rail.na'l
for ,l.c recovery %, tue body If Gilbert
Frr miles along some portions If the
| N. P. railroad snow is shovcled up nn
lm,h aides If The track 10 the depth oi
iW q feet
Antelope and deer roam Within gun
sl,u, IT the = cridnn ,ouse ut Bismarck
| every moon light night.
There business men In bismarck whd
F, tave h; d gn,ds on the way from the east
! over fifiy days.
The Fargo Republican comes out IN an
entire new dress. all new type aud smaller
size than the old.
Asfrmnlc preacher has been taliknr npnr
| ,lr hi! j,,I of rsiigian at i}rn !lnmmr,
| 4 sncie,y has M.n organI1cd in Snllc.
City called tue Old Mems Blizzard asso-
clarion.
R,sc.,e Express: TIE Chicago s N "
company IRE I, begin ironing the grade
from v.'l,a ircm, The paesent tcrininn y
i HE c. pirnl Dakota branch. westward to
ward thr james river. neat w,rk u Il
evident ti.at the company IRE Il, make =
vigorous push for the M:ssaari. and poe
sibly beyond this season-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-03-04
Mortgage Sale.

TERRITORY OF OAK TIA,
CuNrY CT LINCOLN.
Fourth judicial District. District Court In and
for Liucolu county,
Emma A. H. Piper,
AoArNar,
Arue T. Lea, Ts lbe.l, Lee, SIC.
amore Marsh Harvester Manu-.
featuring Company, Deft's.
by virtue of decree aud judgment OF forcclos
ure O. sale made In the alb we entitsl actoa OF tn.
2Sth III ~ Jlttt-y \. d. 1887, aud an ex scu
ton issued by the Clerk Of said District court fc,
Lin .oln county, D. T., theron directed to me the
Sheriff OF sad county, will sell st Public Auction
a. the front door Of the Court House In the vilag
If Canton In 1aid county, the 9th day OF March
1880, at IL O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, tn
real estate niortgaged and directed by said judg
ment to be sold and therein described as follows
tO-w.t:
1he South East Quarter of Section No. 1s. Town
ship No. 900 Ninety Nine, Range 49, containing
One Hundred aud sixty Acres, to satisfy the am
of said jnd xment, Attorneys fee, interest and al
accruing costs.
Dated. February II, 1880.
A.. DIXON,
j W. cARTfR. Sheriff Of Line ti CD.
Att 10 F,r
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Pres! 'rni Hayes wears PLAN clothes,
iIrir ka ro fanny MIXTURES. and smokes mn
Is crnsprs Mr.. 1,vrs sets - ri lin fable.
,,nes M her own hair. AMI wears rconmi
cal dresses This Is III. srcrrt cf their
ability ~ lav hy Ai9,001 vcar nn salary
Of 45,.tfs, and W" can't SOC lilat il il any
thing 10 hi,sSi; oyer
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A special train of nine ronches arrived
Ir On aha IN the 9th uit from SanFra :
cisco, hnv'ng on hoard 2e9 tmigrants
hound east. ,hav hava taken rdvaniron Of
the f35 rmicrant fare 10 Nv York
Amrpr them wer, shoul fihv Ch'nnmen,
,.ccrprinc oncca~, who wcrn dcsiit,rd f,r
New York. whcrs 'ifay Intend ~ 81, 81
work W lsuniri-s Aanfiirr = recial ir J.,
viii, - -
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NO. "A,

A Kansas bov earned nice Bible hy
committing 800 verses IL memory, and
The he traded Ills bible for shot gun,
and accidently shot his aunt In tho leg.
Jacob Lin"ln. first cousin If President
Lincoln, was murdered at I.acy's Springs
Nd. last week f,r his money He hnd
III some ca',lc and had the money with
h IN. and two desperate characters learned
this fact assaulted nm pouniny md kick.
ing him 10 death. They are IN Ter arrest,
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Gale T. Ward

Al iheir Banking House In Canton n i'll
pay il,c highest price Cor Marransa ~ AAy
county IN the Territory. Also for School
District Warrants.
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Previous I" leaving Pavana Gen Grant
made II present If e500 IN he distributed
among the servants nf the palace.
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Merchants Hotel.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlmann, Proprie-
tOr, Corner Third Snd EouRlass streets. Fsvorite
resort for Commercial n,en. Good Sample rooms.
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Notice &, Creditors.

Notice t. Creditors.
u the matter OF the estate Of James Clark, de-
eeaeed,
Notice IA hertby given ty the nndersiR'ed. ad-
I'M e'f tor " the eetate al James CLARK deceased,
the creditors = and all persons having claims
esinst The tatd asen I" exhibit them with the
.eary vouchers v thin four months after the
asa publication this noi e, to the aid adtnsnts-
aseor st his once In Canton III the county Of Lin.
ecn sud Territory ~, DakMa.
Lated 1t Gsnion. D. I. February l4h. 1850.
N. NJ. CLARK
Aon'st'r Of the est.te sf James lark, Scccs:c.
s.~, 7AYLow,
/, Atty for the Estate. 4-l2
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REYNOLDS HOUSE,

RELOIT, IOWA; conveniently situated; nea,
- the East end Of the Bridge. Stages from Be
Oft, depart from this house daily