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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25


ANorHEE RAILROAD PEoJEcr.-When the
Baltimore ,6 Ohio Railroad Company tool,
into consideration the building Of ~ branch
road, between Somerset and John~town,
and commenced the construction Of the
same soon atcrward, there were surniscs
among tine many persons that the terminus
would no, remain here, bat that the line
would be- continued on until it would open
up new avenue to the seahoard via the
New York d Erie Railroad In the Pitts
burgh to0a"crc'0i of this morning We find
the following, which gives color to the re
ports which have been from time TO time
circulated
As has been already stated in our coll
umnS, the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad Com
pany Is building railroad from Somerset,
in the southwestern part ofthe State. up to
Iohus.oWn. IN Cambria county. There i
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HsnyEsr HoVE-EDIroR IltALD: on
saturday, August H. 1850, the piQle in the
vicinity of the "Lichty Church, Somerset
township, and the Eyangclica sunday
school OF the same community assembled
in the beautiful grove owned byb bIf Geo. C.
Lichty TO hold their annual Suhay-school
celebration and harvest home lle people
gathered from an directions, hi quite 4
respectable number had assemble
The brass band of Jennertowl had been
engaged for the occasion, and tcce present
in full equipment and number Their mu-
sic wa. well executed and was appreciated
by all in attendance.
The speakers present We're Nesrs. 5. [.
Trent, \. H. Coffroth and Eeys. \ VI
milestone, A. :. Baumgardncs L. NJ. Boy
or and ". \ Rininger.
Only three Of these speakers, however, ad-
dressed the audience
Rev \. : Baumgardncr of .Jcnnertown,
made the opening address. lie spoke upon
the Sunday-school cause in general the re-
sponsibiity of teachers and their reward.
Next in order was : L. Trent, who deliver
cd an eloquent oration upon the harvest
home, and very graphically did he allude
10 the faithfUlness manifested in the devel-
opment Of the blade of grass, earof corn, and
tree, and Shr,ib-contrasting The obedience
and pcrlcctions of thesc-with the disobedi-
cncc and sinfulncss Of man. His address
was highly appreciated, as wellas applauded,
and cvinccd culture and acquired ability in
the author.
Music by the band followed, then dinner
was prepared upon benches and the green
grass, from baskets which seemed TO groar
with their contents rs they were being car
ried from the church to the grove. We saw
nothing of Dr. Tanner nor his tqc siHa
about the place at this time, bat all SCENE,
/ to have a part in demolishing chickens, cake
pies, etc.
/ After dinner Rev L. VI. MILESTONE wa
introduced 30 the people as one Of the speak
( crs, hut arose and excused himself; where
upon Gen. Codroth was called up, who il
/ response to thc call entered into his tasl
heartily. by going for" Rev. Milestone 70
not making an address. His remarks wer
wcll-timcd and exceedingly humorous, ans
were heartily appreciated by his victim, a
well as by the audience He then spoke o
our civil liberties, and stated that "Americ:
is the asylum for the oppressed Of all ma
tons
y threatening storm caused the people Il
repair to the church where We had more mu
sic by the band, and some excellent singing
by Rev A. : Baumgardner and lady.
We came away from that crowd of happy
hearts and cheerful faces with new courag,
and higher aspirations to make life q sue
cess and ourself blessing to our race.
Mr. Aaron Faith is superintendent of III,
hourishing Sunday School in this place
and deserves credit, with Messrs. George c
Lichty, Eli Bowman and Others. for the sue
cess ofthis occasion.
Long live the custom among our peopl
to celebrate the consumated harvest anC
may each reader of these lines be brough
to happy destiny bringing his sheave
with him"
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MARRIED.

WERNEB-YUTZY.-At theresidence Of
the brides father, near Pocahontas Aug. II.
1850, by \. J. Stoncr ESQ Mr.. George D.
Werner 10 Miss Mamie lutzy, both of SOM
crset Co., Pa.
IGUTZEL-SNITH.-Iu Pocahontas. June
%, 1850, by A. J. stoner, ESQ Mr.. Edwin
Hutzel to Miss Cora Smith, both of Somerset
Co. Pa
MAY-SNYDEE-At Cassclman Aug $,
1850, by RevJ y. Nunden, Mr.. Silas May
to Miss Hannah Snyder, both of Upper Tur-
keyfOot
lMeycrsiale C,uae-e'ai please copy.f
BAUGHMAN-AENOLD.-Au2ust lGth.
at the residence of and by $. p. Sweirze-,
Esq, Mr.. Levi Baughman to Miss Mary Ar
mold.
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An ASTONISHING FAcT-A large proper
tion of the American people are to-day dy-
ing from the effects Of Dyspepsia or disor-
dercd liver. The result of these diseases up
on the masses of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making life actual
~ a burden instead of pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness as il ought to
be. There is no good reason for this, if you
will only throw aside prejudice and skepti-
cism take the advice of Druggists and your
friends. and try one bottle of Green's August
Flower. Your speedy relief Is certain.
Millions of bottles Of this medicine have
been given away to try its virtues, with sat
isfactory results in every case. You can buy
q sample bottle for 10 cents to try. Three
doses viii relieve the worst case Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con
tinent
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SINEs DYsENTERY CoMPoUND.-There are
no diseases that will so quickly bring Incl
dents of persons past life and make him
think of home and his mother, as Cholera
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Cramps, Colic
and all their kindred diseases. And to be
without Sines' Dysentery Compound when
overtaken with the above disease is to be al
most without hope. For sale only by Geo
" Rnnfnrh
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$4,000 MORE,

The great criminal trials TO come off at the
approaching term of Court will bring thous-
ands of people to Somerset. In view of the
rush we have ordered and will have on hand
and for sale $1,000 more pieces of and l0ct.
Counter Goods. We have engaged an extra
force of statesmen for the occasion. Remem-
ber Cook & Beerits' ) and 10 Cent Store,
Somerset, Pa.
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Aug. IL.
T EGAL NOTICE.

10 J. Nishier, Mary Anne, intermarried with
Levi Berksy Sarah. interm,rried with Simon
Thomas the said Sarah being since dead, leaving
issue four children. viz: Milton NJ, Charles Har-
vey James A, and Gertrude A. Thomas, who
nave Tor their guardian Ephraim Thomas, Caro-
line intermarried with Adam Shaiier, Matilda
Mishler, James II. Mishler, Levi Nishler, Jona-
than Mishler, Lizzie Mishler, the last named De
inc a minor Of whom Joseph J. Mishler is guardt-
an all residing In Somerset county, Pa, Henry
Mishler Of Springfield, Green county, Missouri,
and Thomas Mishler formerly Of Springfield,
Green Co. Missouri, since moved TO Ozark county.
Missouri:
You are hereby notified That in pursuance Of a
writ of partition issued cut Of the Orphans Court OF
Somerset county. Pa, i viii bold an inquest on
the real estate of Gabriel Mi>hler, dec d. IN en-
ner rwp. al his late residence on the 24th day Of
September, 1850 where you can attend II you think
proper. cpvrr
SHERIFF's OFFICE, EDdAh 4 L.
August II, 1850. J Sherih.
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We have a speedy and positive Cure for
Catarrh. Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Headache. i'll SHILOHS CATARRH REM
EDY. \ nasal Injector free with each bot
tie Use il if You desire health and sweet
breath Price 80 cents.
For Sale by George w Benford, Somerset,
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\ STRANGE PEoPLE-Do you know tina
there are strange people in our community
we say strange people because they seem to
prefer to suffer and pass their days misera-
bly,. made SO by Dyspepsia, and Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, Constipation, and gener-
al debility, when SHIL0H'S VITALIZER
Is guaranteed Ia cure them.
For sale by George W. Benford, Somerset,
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The Democrats had large meeting on
Monday evening Three brass bands col
lectcd the faithful from far and near. and in
point Of numbers tfle gathering was the
largest that has been held by our opponents
for years. \ woak-yoiccd old gentleman
named Chaimbcrlain of Mcver>dale. was
chosen president of the meeting and made a
short opening address, in which lac pre-
dictcd thc success of his party al the coming
election If q full vote was brought 10 the
polls We are firmly of the opinion that
our geutcel old friend knows little about the
political sentiment, of the great North.
Val. Hay. Esq, next reealed the assembly
with a half-dige~tei, rambling rehearsal of
the foul and exploded ISLANDERS Of the worst
part of the rebel and scmi-rebtl press against
the Republican party and its candidates, and
indulgcd in fulsome compliments of the
warrior behind whose shadow all the cop
pcrhcads of the North are sEulkng. We
wish every Republican in the county could
have heard this shyster iuglcman Of Dcmoc-
racy IN his laborcd defence of Southern bull
doing, his apologies for the action Of the
rebels in the war. and hi, discriminating as
saultS on men whose shcc-iatchcts lac IS not
worthy To touch.
HIr L.chIitcr and General Coaro,h made
short speeches, clothed in decent language
The General said hc hoped his right eve and
arm might be Uaralyzcd and his tongue
cicaye b. the roof of his mouth If ever he vo-
ted 90 pay "a dollar of the Confederate debt.
We lake aii his ,pcecheS with much allow
aucc. In order 80 gc: votes General C. viii
take either side OF any question.
The announcement; of the chairman that II
was time for the delegates from Elklics and
Noyersdaic TO return home, broke up the
meeting and prevented Counsellor Hugus
from making speech, which hc had just
been " knocked down for
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND STRoNG.-ln the
past few months there has been more than
100000 bottles of Sh1oL's Cure sold Out of
the vast number of people who have used it,
more than 1000 cases of Consumption have
been cured All Coughs, Group, Asthma
and Bronchitis, yield at once, hence it is
that everybody speaks in its praise To
those Who have not used it, let us say, if you
have a Cough, or your child the Group, and
you value life, don't fail to try it, For lame
Back. Side or Chest. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster
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The undersigned having been appointed, BY the
Orphans Court of Somerset County, Auditor To
prss upon exceptions filed to the account cf jacob
+, East Adm and Trustee for the slle OF the real
estate ofGeorge Thomas, deed. and 10 report a
distribution Of the fund in his hands 20 and among
those legally entitled thereto.
Notice is hereby given that I will attend to the
duties of the above appointment at my office in
Somerset borough. on Friday, Sept. nth, 1850,
when and where all persons interested can attend.
+. J, KOOSER,
Aug 25 Auditor.
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TIMOTHY SEED-Farmers attending Court
will please notice that we will have IN stock
and offer for sale choice Western Timothy
Seed at 80 per btishel of As pounds.
Cook & BEERITs.
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SALE REGISTER.

Istafe of william Frieiline, late Oi
somerset township. deceased.
..r4 Estate Oi Herman Heinemeyer, late
0fNorthampt0u township, dec O.
81, Oh Estate or samuel -. Hoover, laio %.
Milford township, deed.
-.r.-Es'ate oi Aaron q. himme'r iai' oi
Brsthersyallcy Twp, decd
.,-r.flgr .-Estate Of Joseph Mason, late oi
Nu!0rl township, deceased.
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ATTENTION, DElLEEs i-Tobacc0s Toba =
cos :. Tobaceos!.! We respectfully call YOU
attention to the fac; that we have in stock
and offer for sale. by the box or caddy, at
list prices, less freight from the city, 1000
pounds Of Tobacco composed of Lorillard's.
Climax, Bullion, Army and Catawaba Na-
vies, together with Ninco, Horse Shoe,
Horse Heyd, Spun Roll, Flat Plus and
Twist Smoking. Also, a fine selection Of
Fine Cut Chewing and smoking Tobaccos,
and Cigars.
Cook a BEEEIrs.
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THE HoFFHtN MURDER TRIAL.-un Mon
day morning "a true hin was found by the
grand jury against Woifcang Hoffman, in
Gir.cd f.r tine murder OF his wife. Shortly
after the conycuing % the Court, at > O'Clock
iu thtadcuouu, tic prisoner was brought
from Jail and arraigued. lie pleaded mot
guilty and the work OF selecting "a jury be-
gan. SiN,y-seyen names were called before
thc desired number of persons was obtained.
Tho following named persons compose the
panel John Smith, Abraham Trcsslcr,
Gobcr, Guthrie. Gabriel Cook Elijah HoIli-
day, W. /. Hoover Jacob Biuncr, Rufus
HAY john Ravtnsc7ait. John Blake John
Mowry, Edward Bhnads John Il. Scott,
ESD District Attorney, opened the case on
behalf of the Commonwealth in brief but
Succinct statement Of the facts relied on to
prove the guilt of the prisoner. Dr. Henry
Bubakcr, of Somerset, was the first witness
called. At 5.45 o'clock the Court adjourned
until $50 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
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NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
My wife, Mary L. Hoffman, having lett my bed
and board ali persons are hereby cautioned
against trusting or harbOring her on my account
as will pay no debts Of Iher contracting unless
compelled by law. -
Aug 25. HIRAM HOFFMAN.
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NOTICE.

F-sfSte Of Ell Altflther, late Of Stonycreek Twp
Somerset CO., Pa, deceased.
Letters tesiamentary in tho above estate
having been granted 10 me unusrsislee- l5,i-e ie
is be,ebv given 70 those indebted to Il 70 maAe
immediate payment, and those having claims Or
demands will please present them duly autAsnli-
Gated for settlement, on SATURDAY, l+ih uS9 %
August, 1850 at his late residence
JOHN ALTFATHER,
JEFFERSON ALTFAIHER,
r,,a 10 Executors.
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The following is an extract from an adj
dress made by Elder " II. Wooleg, at the
Robert Baikcs celebration, in the Court
House. sunday, Aurust Is, 1850;
Tnr FRo6EEss or sCNrAY SaIcet il
has been customary in times past 10 ccic-
bra,e such days and events as are fr5ught
with great significance TO the human race.
We therefore deem it cminently fitting that
we should assemble ourselves to-day to do
honor to the name and work Of Robert
Raik,S Il is highly probable that some
thing corresponding TO our modern sunday
schools for the religions education of child
rem has existed in an ages, such as family
instruction among the Jews Gen Is. 10;
Ded. 4:9; C.: =, the catcchetieal schools oi
the primitive church, the schools in The time
Of Luther and Cardinal Baromeo yet it was
Robert Rail,cs, who by persistent advocacy
in his Gloucester Journal gave this frag-
mentary work connection and continuity.
From the small beginning Of Baikes in
l7So, with his teachers paid a shilling day,
there has been wonderful progress,
FIRST. IL NUMBERS
We hardly appreciate the progress made
in everything during this time. Our coun-
try from a scanty population scattered along
the Atlantic coast from Maine To Florida,
has increased 10 forty-eieht millions of peo-
pie with untold riches. And there has been
equal progress in Sunday-school matters.
The latest and most reliable statistic, are as
follows.
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Tho maa Uh1 Hma- suicide before next
November i,a rcerai. and traitor 80 his
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4 4
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons colcgr.'-
as les2tees creditors, or otherwise that the fl.
lowing accounts have passed register and th1t Tie
lowanee at an Orphans Court o. be held rs SOM
Crsct- Thursday. August -, ls33-
Account of Alexander W. waller @ulrdl1 '.
Margaret Meese-
Second and final arc8znt os wa. s.. Harear-
adm'rof Solomon r. Herner decd
Account % Samuel PU0rb2uEh, executor li John
Poorhaugh, deed,
First and final account Gf Emmanuel Masters.
admir- UI Benjamin Masters. Ccr'i.
Account ut ". s. huAimau- ali1'- q; dAr-issH
second accou1; og william O.. Seh-ocz and
John :. Mevtrs. tH1oi tho executors 7i joan 1-
aIfycr7. decd
FIRST nud final aecoH1t 0s uavil j. SLlfe-, 1i-
minis,rator sf Jacob Rose. deed
First account Of George Steger AMI " y. r..--
adm-rs of Jacob Sfeyer, deed.
Final aeeount Of Henry u. anl Frseuau Ita.-
man, adm rs Of Reuben Hoauan deed.
Fi7st and hnal aecaunt o. Jacob icrll-l, ezc--
u.or Of Lsluel King. decd
Account ~ Aaron vs. iii gnt Jeremiah Ne-'1ef r
qtiri-rg OF joseph Sei1eri dee p Who fis -i-s1N-
iaa of william Mason
FIRST account ct william 1I. Schr1cs and 30
s-ah j. Walker executor q " i-lal As-l9i'lef
8ee5i,nt Of B. 5. Fleek trustee f1r the sale et
.le real estate OF Henry L1ar, deed.
Account Of Nancy rs eavsr, cxeeutri1 oi 1i''
FiTsr anI 6nsi account Of william BFlnt. a,-mr
or John r. Braut decd
Account of John r. Biymycr, alm'r anl 'ius--s
Of Daniel Wcyand. dse't. ...,f-
First and FINAL acc1unt OF JOSH p T. LuiAla...'--
'-H' '' N'-A'1 %M. T. FEEAsE
July q Register
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OEsANs.-I would respectfully inform the
people of Somerset county that / am selling
a number of the best make of organs atvcry
low prices. Call and secure q bargain. Sec
ond hand organs for sale
IRWIN J. IIEFFLEY
Somerset. Pa.
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~e. thai your na:ues are on the registry
H~i ST you vI: 20 help 60 elect thc next
President
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Qa-c l1rTa nunDcra af persons from town
attended Tire Hagy, Home. q, Friciens on
saturday
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We had rhc pleasure OF call from our
genial friend and former fellow townsman,
John Sanucr, Esq who i. in town attend-
ing court
a rare phenomenon can be seen in the .
ward of Josiah ~hafcr Esd, in the shape Of
plum tree that las on ripe plums, green .
plums, buds and blossoms
Berlin and Brothcrvallcy are well repre-
-antcl at Court this week. There arc some
uincty witnesses from that section on one
side of tine Hoffman murder case.
Person desiring 10 purchase blank print
.aspapcr can doSo by calling at the HERALD .
office. where it win bc sold az the rate of
2c.ut- sheet or g sheets for cents.
one Of tine largest and best selected stocks
org,ods ever Offered for sale IN Somerset. j. .
now being disposed of boy sol UlI The
cheapest Boots Shoes and Gaiiers I'm the
market.
Eldor " n. Woolery lcarc- next Friday .
fl- california. Pa to attend the annual
'.''i''- ~ .',' "' '+ 1''e '''''''''
''i''l'''''- j '''''''' -''l'' "''' ''- ''''
~"'''''l-
7; s,,jcrtt., successors To- $ Fox A
TO-. have just received new supply of
..,i..nJ i,,r-on- WISHING fl, i,uy ANYTHING
IN their lime should give them q call before
,,.,r0Ig-fu.r .I-,.,yh,r.
1Ir Sullivan Johnson wftf, hi, viis and
r,.urIv are visiting I'm town. They had
Driven from rrt-h3-,Ii Il, Bedford where
.l.y ..,.,r some time at tine springs. and are
-..-. -, rl,..,r v.,- home.
-a-.4--
ha' popular and obiig'ng clerk j. i
Walter ran he found behind thc counter in
!. T. Snyder H Co.'S ery good store where
.n,.bia. from 81 hair I.-u ..a t1a sui, of
.r..l..
Na.her before giving your itile babe
cough "r Group mcii"inc-. remember THAT
~.ue- syrup uf Tar iioIeh"uud an' Nud
arrE- is the only r.u-.l preparation that
contains, mo- apfuu. ua-rlfua. uurauv other
,...-..tie ~,ld only bv q. W'Prnf,rd.
Contractor Sriler Ia~ ~uh-.ei several
miles Of Hi- contract 10 tie See aoe Bros OF
Baltimore. two of the widest experienced
and most pushing contractors lu thecouniry'
They have large force of hands employed
and will finish their work in short order.
'--
i"s li'""ia" lu'n'er 'i'ai '~ 'l'" 'h pro-
-Ie-- ana persons wishing 10 'dy HAS,
Caps i'ry Goods Notions 'I"tihn2 ana
i.a,,F ""'"~' ha' hr.ier pa'i"hi|' 'Ae ne"
.'7''' '. '. L.. Nn}..'f Ok '. bon N"''e' one
". -"r l''"-l 'Nl'.'l'I'.'' CLERKS '' ''e ''.'''-
F.. ".iI "e l'ina '''.t.
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JEFFERSON ACADEMY.

THOROUGH preparation for College; good
English and business education. Moderate
expenses not necessarily exceeding $45 or so per
term. Good chemical and philosophical appara-
tus: large library. Good moral and social sur
ro1ndings French and German taught. Next
term commences September 18th, 1850.
REV. WIN. EW ING, PEIN.,
mi CannOnshurg Pa.
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MEETING.

KEYSTONE JUNCTION, Pa,
August 25. IsS0.
NOTICE.-There viii be a meeting OF The
Stockholders and Board OF Diree tors OF the saw
age Fire Brick Company, ut their office, in Key
stone Junction, on Tuesday, September p, 1850,
ut O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of electng oti-
GERS for the ensuing year and transacting other
business that may come before them.
J. NJ. PORTER.
aug. 25 %. Secretary.
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Aug25
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

- -
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out ofthe
Orphans Court Of Somerset CO., Penn'a., viii
expose topublic sale on the premises on
Saturday, Sept. 4h, 1880,
at one o'clock p NJ the real estate Of the late Jo-
seph Mason decd consisting ola valuable farm sit
uate in Milford township, Somerset county, Pa,
adjoining lands Of Samuel Barclay, Jacob +. Wal
ker JOINT. J. Walker, Francis Shaulis and Vim.
Dull containing 225 acres, more or less, about
I75 acres thereof clear, having thereon erected a
fine twO-story Brick Dwelling House, and large
Bank Barn having also a good Apple Orchard
and number OF never-iailing springs. Ihis
farm is situated in one OF the most dsSireabe l0ca
tions in Somerset county.
-TERMS:-
One-third on any balauce after payment Of all
debts 10 be secured the land in lieu OF dover %
the widow, and the balance to be paid as follows,
- OOO on confirmation of sale, ami the balance in
two equal annual payments, without interest
300 must be paid down on day Oi sale
JACOB +. WALKER.
Ans, II Administrator.
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Owing 10 some officially in securing the
key 10 the Court-room, the meeting Satur-
day night of the Garfield and Arthur club
was held in the Commissioners office The
committee ou finance made their report, ai-
ter which the following named gentlemen
were selected to act "a, officers of the march
ingclub Chief Marshal, Col. John T. Edie;
Captain, Edgar Kyle; ist Lieutenant, II. g..
Cunningham "a Lieutenant Dcnni, Moy-
cr~ After the adjournment of the meeting
some fifty of thc members secured torches.
and with the Silver Comet Band at thcir
head marchcJ down town and gave three
rou>ing cheers for Garfield and Arthur
The uniform Is q very neat and attractive
one. Arrangemeuts'haye been made for a
monster demonstration this, Tuesday even
cuine We hope the members of the clu5
viii De ON hand promptly and that all viii
take par; In the procession
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-. '''.' o.. ,-.
.ae, neN l". "i Watches = .'''' '''''
,-osrr'. 90 J.. v h""eiis.
a..-.. Gents and thildrcu's Hose, .r"m
upward. at Walter, Store.
r.... \ E,v5 and be will tell rou
p.,- kidney Pad va. discovered
~,