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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The gaps in chickens is generally regard
cd as fatal but at the August meeting of the
Lancaster County Poultry Association F. X
Dilenderfier, of Lancaster, reported that al
though every chicken in his yard had tht
gaps he did not lose one. The hair process:
did the business. Chas. Lippoid, Of Ian
caster, assured the Society, that piece o
camphor. as large as pea. if swallowed b:
the afflicted chicken was a sure cure, at least
it had brought his birds through all right
lie also recommended drop Of turpentine
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i vlIIage Partlr nurned.

DETRoIT, Mich, August 3.-Four-
teen building, comprising the busi-
ness portion Of the village of Angus
tn, Kalamazoo were destroyed by
fire to-day. The loss is not yet
know.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Live bugs are new and certainly novel
ornamen; FOR ladies' wear. 4 Cuban laby
at Saratoga wears famous beetle, with
glowing epes, which grow green and gold as
She touches his black back. She feeds him
on sugar cane, which she brough, with her
from Cuba
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

How TO GI.s WEId--Thousands Of per
sons are constantly troubled with 4 combi-
nation af diseases. Diseased kidneys and
costive bowels are their tc-mentors. They
should know that Kidney-Ayort acts on
these organs at the same time, causing them
10 throw Oft the poisons that have clocged
them, and 50 renewing the whole man.
Hundreds testify to othis.-IfasJnrgh Post.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Old clocks Of the kind that our ancestors
used to have standing in their sitting rooms
and kiichens-that tell the days, the
month. the movement Of the moon and
heavenly bo1ies-are becoming quite fash
ionalle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

y Blair county woman was lately stung on
the wrist by q snake feeder" The wound
gave great pain aud caused the arm to swell
up, and in q short time the whole body be.
came swollen and raised up in spots Ike the
wells left by a cowhide. Remedies were
administered, and on the following morn
ing the swelling had gone down considera-
bly,. The insect stung the woman on The
artery, and the poisonous blood passed
through the entire system. They are gen
orally cowardly and are more apt to re,rea;
than 10 attack individuals.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Elde-berries are not 50 named because
they are older than other berries They dc
rived their name from the fact that an el-
der of a church first discovered their color
by sitting down on bunch OF them at a
picnic
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

4 plague OF rats has appeared near Dag
neaux, in France. Innumerable swarnls,
which come from the direction OF Lyons,
have invaded many communities, doing
great damage to the crops, Some farmers
have killed from 5000 10 C,ooo rats in their
fields in a single day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Among the papers purchased in England
by ". ". Corcoran and presented 20 the
Virginia Historical Society are sixty letters
from Governor Dinwiddie TO his youthful
friend, George Washington, and no less
than eighteen long and original autograph
letters Of Washington to Governor David
die. The latter are among heearliestknown
letters from Washington's pen. They were
written between March ., l754, and May ,,
1756, when he was but - to p years of
ace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The Democratic Judicial Conference met
in the Office ofJo'ln H. Chl, ESQ, Friday
evening, to 30 ;hrougl the form Of setting
up q candidate .or President Judge to be
bowIed down y the Republican voters in
November aext The Bedford county con-
ferccs were q. II, spang, II. D. Tate and J.
j. Noble, Esq's., and they came here ostcG-
sibly in the interests OF Hon. J. ~ Rey-
nolds, but as Mr. Reynolds had frequently
declared his unwillingness to be offered up,
at his time Of life, on the party al.er Their
real object was to give the nomination to a
Somerset county man, provided they could
find one OF sufficient teincrity to accept it.
The Somerset confcsecs were J. q. Kimmel,
Esq, VAL Hay, Esq, and DR.. II. Brubakcr.
After taking several ballots the conference
adjourned to meet again Saturday morning.
when the Hon. Vim. J. Baer, we suppose on
account of his non partisan proclivities, was
declared the Democratic nominee for Presi-
dent Judge of the XVIII Judicial District
For the third time Mr.. Baer walks meek
ly up to the trough and takes his fodder.
Having been twice defeated for the same
position and now that the Republicans have
a much stronger candidate than ever before
Mr.. Baer again scrambles for the nomina-
ton and asks that he be made the scape-
goat of his party. Well, some one must be
defcate! and why not Mr.. Baer as well as
any one else? He will take his inevitable
defeat philosophically and ten years hence
turn mp as smiling as ever and ask for his
customary place on the ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The Chairman Of the State Sunday School
Association of Pennsylvania announces
that the annual convention of the oreaniza-
ton viii be held at JoAnstown, coTnmenc-
ing October 18th. to continuc IN session
three days. The programme of exercises
will be made psbl;e shortly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10
NXEcUT0R,s NOTICE.

Estate OF Jonathan Hay. late Of NiIfort town
sliip, deceased.
Letters tcslamen;sTy on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned By the
proper authority; notice is hereby given % all
persons indebted to said estste 20 ma ke immediate
payment, andt having caimsagainst the same
wilipresent them dgly authenticated for settle
meat on Saturday, the nth day Of September.
" N. II. HAY.
augle Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

When a gentleman has been out at con-
viyinl gathering, and his head nextmorning
feels like n pumpkin with asole-leather COW
ering. he sends word to the office that he IS
suffering from extreme nervous prostra-
ton
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Died.

| HOOVER Jonathan Hoover, of Rock
wood, Somerset county, on July Il, 1881
aged 81 years, months and : days. liz
leaves a wife and SIX children to mourn his
death.
BENDER.-At her home in Friedens,
August lst 1881, Matilda Mary, wife of Iar-
rison Bender, aged IS years, months and
% days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Sugar, it is declared, does not injure
sound teeth. but, on the contrary, improves
them by assisting the solution OF the food
which supplies lime Cor thcirl nourishment.
Sugar sometimes causes pain in decayed
tc.aE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Woodcock have left the marshy districts
throughout The crountry and have taken to
the mountains. where they viii remain till
after the moGl.ing season. says a veteran
sportsman. Fewer have been shot since
the opening OF the season. July /, tllan in
any previous year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10
DUBLIC SALE OF
FALUABLE REAL ESTATEi!

By virtue OF the last viii and testament of Jacob
]. Walter, deceased, and the agreement of the
widow and heirs empowering me thereto, ! viii
sell at public sale On the premises, on
Tuesday, August 80, 1881,
at one o'clock p. m, a farm in Milford township,
Somerset coaaty, Pa, containing l64 acces. nd
Joining lands of Samuel Critehaeld. jacob Bark-
man, Joseph Walker, and others, late the home
stead Of Jacob J. Walter. decd
The farm is in q high state Of cultivation, hay
ing on It large and commodious farm buildings IN
fine order. large orchard Of peach aai apple
trees. and is unGerlaid with valuable beds Oi
limestone and coal
Possession viii be given on april lst iss2. Ten
per cent. OF purchase money 10 be paid on day o.
sale, when terms VIII be made known.
GILLIAN Ii. WALTER.
agsiO Surviving Executor of. J. Walter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The days are growing gradually though
percertibly shorter at both ends. Since the
turning roint was reached there has been a
loss OF nearly three-quarters OF an hour Of
daylight; on the other hand, that which
is being piled on the side Of darkness is ap-
preciated all the more. because of the change
of temperature during the night to a pleas
ant degree for sleeping.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10
.oryrY COMMITTEE.

-. Hilemaa.
John Bradi-am.
r,-,u-h D. Il. Raymen.
valley, i. u. Hnepper.
.psh. John s;ahl.
,.osc. ". 5. Mountain.
Geo. Lowry.
'rIe ;. NJ Housed.
levi Knupp.
.-ora. 5. NJ. Cover
euiamin Encs.
,... Jaoob 5. Bcall.
y. r,-kcyfoot, Samuel Minder.
~.isle. y. ]. Potter
3,..-,ek. Josiah Pile.
s-i. E. i. Werner.
p,ltimore, John George.
r.piirille, NJ. P. shafer.
,.,ion Amos W. Bowman.
- Peter Heiiiiih'
honins, j zimmerman.
lgr. ". H. Boucher.
NJ A. Brubaker.
Borough, Wm. Il. Frcase.
~, J. J. Bowman.
North, John ]. narr.
.rp;on. J. c. Critchiicld.
r.sk. =. &. Baltzer.
..ra. Charles W. Pueh.
al G. Z. Gisbert.
rarScyfooi, A. NJ. Cramer.
VIM. Shaw.
,burs, J. 6. liiner.
.p Sr1rr. Gro. ". PILE,
secretary. Chairman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The Friedens' annual harvest home and
picnic will be held in Mowry's Grove on the
2oth Of August. The public generally are
cordially invited to join with MS. Come
with baskets well filed. J. J. w.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

4 Wisconsin wife's suit for divorce de
pends upon evidence which she procured by
putting fresh paint on the soles Of her hus-
bands boots, thereby marking his footsteps
when he ought to have been abed at home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

! A treat Is in store for our citizens next
Saturday evening, August 18Th, when Mrs.
Lille Davis and Miss Nell Norris, dhe
Bradford duet accompanied by sir. Win
Breckenridge, pianist, give a concert in the
Court House. Mrs. Davis is well and favor
ably Lnown to the people Of Somerset, and
the announcement that She IS to sing 81
ways insares full house. The ether per-
formers come highly recommended. The
concert viii consist of vocal and instrument
tai music. Admission Is and . cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10
UIsiyA, August 9Th, 1881.

! l@iSA, August ptH, 1901.
ED. HERALD Our attention was recent
II called to an article in the Meyersdalc
Cosamerciat there IS copy taken here
signed William McCauber, hailing from
Milford.
This modern McCauber says he saw an ar
t:cle in the HrrALD signed c. and twas
forced to smile smile of contempt for the
poor plant tool OF Cameronisn." Hear
what this modern McCauber, Of Milford,
says Of himself, las we take it he IS speak
ing in the possessiye case.) This poor, de-
graded, annotated, blind-foded, weak.
kneed, benighted, topsy-turyy tool of a
Clique, meaning himself, takes no rore
notice Of him" meaning C. than the
barking of dog or squealing Of pig"
Wei, Mr.. NcCauber, you, perhaps, have
degenerated if you are descendant OF the
McCauber we read Of; but take courage ;
according to Darwin you may come up
again in the scale Of existence, provided YOU
don't granuiate TOO soon. McCauber, if you
feel annotated, stay at home nights and
study physiology.
After a blind effort 20 throw mud or the
HERALD, calling It a little pop gun" he,
NIcCauber, continues TO speak in the pos
scssive case, he says: "Will some interest
ed person kindly inform this crack-brained
individual thirsting for notoriety," etc.
Well, Mr.. ticCaubcr, we're not interested.
nor are we teacher, consequently we are
no. prepared to either inform or reform You.
This modern McCauber continues thusly
Probably &C" alias Mac, alias Turkey
foo. Jake" alias &c, dc, &c, has not for
gotten the scathing rebuke received last
spring at the hands Of the C6Emeeial, under
the caption of "Ursinas Whiffet." Now,
Mr. McCauber, were not &C" nor Whit
fet,n no "Turkeyfoot Jake" nor the &c,
bat we know those gentelmen are abund-
antiy able to cope with you mentally and
physically; We know that they have civil as
well as a war record that You can never get
by constituting yourself the Guitcau Of
Milford-on a small scale.
We are disposed to think that this mod
ern McCauber can't spell his own name if
he has adopted the nom de plume of The
character used by Dickens in his novel Of
David Copperiield. Webster spells his name
MiCawbcr, and says. "MiCawber was noted
for his long speeches, ambition. style, love
OF letters, writing, alterEa elevation and
depression of spirits, heavy appetite, reck-
less impsoyidcnce, everlasting troubles. and
for his continually waiting for something to
turn mp" VIII this modern MiCawber
please to spell his name correctly in the flu
turc. Mac.
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PENNSXLVANIA
FEMALE COLLEGE,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.

Delightfully."- located on high. extensive grounds;
away from city noise and smoke. Superior facrl-
ty well furnished laboratory and valuable col
lection of minerals and invertebrates, for igstrat
ing study of natural science. Next term opens
September Sth.
Fer Catalogue. terms. etc. address
HELEN PELLETREAV.
augI6 Principal.
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Wonderful, indeed, are the workings Of
the cooling apparatus employed at the
White House. II is stated on good authori-
" that a cow which pastures under the
Presidents window now gives ice cream.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The organ-blower in a London church re-
Gently fell asleep during the service, OF
which fac; the audience soon became con
scious by the vigorous blowing of his own
organ. Rev. Arthur Hall, the preacher, ar
ter bearing it for awhile, stopped and re-
marked u do not object 70 a quiet nap on
hot day and am flattered at being able to
contribute to anybody's repose; but, while
proud at being able to give the beloved
sleep, wish it distinctly undersood that
draw the line at snores. There is a man
snoring in the congregation, and | shall be
obliged if somebody will waken him." The
offender was quickly aroused.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10


The Dcciples OF Christ held a cooperation
meeting in Somerset, beginning August 9Th,
and lasting over the following Sunday. FL
der Rober. Moiiett, of Cleveland, Ohio, who
has had large experience in organizing
counties and states for Sunday School and
Missionary work, was present to conduct
the meeting The first days worl; was tax
en- up in short speeches upon the best meth
ods in Sunday School work, and in consid-
eTing the general and special preparation OF
the teacher; while SATURDAY. was devo-
ted 10 the consideration Of church work. A
plan for advancing the cause Of Christ was
maturcd, further details Of which perhaps
would not prove OF interest to our readers.
Elder Mofiett preached each evening during
the meeting. In clearness, ease, breadth,
wealth OF illustration, spiritual richness.
and close conformity to the Holy Scriptures,
his sermons have not been exccllcd by any
delivered in Somerset for q long time. They
richly rnerited the large hearing and pro-
found attention that they elected and it is
certain they produced deep impression for
good. lie WAS assisted in the meeting by
Elders Ganiz, Morrison Ryan and Wooiery
the resident preacher
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

i seems TO DC fact that farmers. hucll-
stcrs and Others owning ana driving horses,
are utterly rcgardless ofthe great danger OF
allowing them TO stand unhiichcl on pub
lie thoroughfares, and in from; OF hotels,
stores and ether business places. Hardly
a day passes but what we see some horse
starting of, and but for the timely assist
ance Of some passer-by, in all pobabiliiy
there would be 4 run of, besides the peril
Of lives and property along The 7oute over
which they r1n.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

MEAr MARKEr.-Main Strcet.-We have
just added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market in which all meats can be Kept cool
and clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork, &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
orator until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

GROVE MEErING.--A grove meeting will
be held, D. V, one the farm OF r. Ferner,
one mile north of Somerset, by the Evan
gelical Association, commencing on Thurs
day evening, August 25th, 1881, aud TO con-
time one Sabbath. The friends are expect
ell TO bring their baskets along on Sunday
prepared for 4 dinner in the grove
W. A. RIaSINGER, ?. c.
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1s%e~a4 tAfC tOdl-
BsIsrnfircE g. March 11.ff
rEr.EY DAVE lafs XIII s-1ssr ysslfl Z, nforg
saliznf scliy Tor Grant, t.d llft ~ the eio1eh
Joa1ga BUR1IIT.
NIc5EnLy1ssLr- y. y, Ft5 .. Isl.
The eery ~ Sai=lseine 81 y of ior d57eii;.zt.
e'toter, rnprbas End cr-fl lrn7 ise ss4i0afh t-4a
used Is iar 5ca., I, eissi y 3 ss fa.sa ogery t'-'e
Jtf4t-s ~ iif.r.
etcJ1ifsof-f lows. - 1-e-i q. Z
have uiCfi yafr fiI'i hsLltis ~ sc.fz.l
cIlltIf, coic siid cholera ard = ls.Tis Hiiis
instant rC,icf. J.. j.. CALpN3 IL
CAasfBytLLfs, ca, Feb q. 1881.
For twenty years have used yoiir PAX iNff1lrl.
in nay family. Have ufe Il fnasy tines for ioi.A
complaints. and It nirEys cnrcs. Ncld not feel fie
without. 4 bottle IN tho housr. J. j. lYu-
SAco, Nfs. Jaf =. Is9i.
lave uscd PERRY DAVE i AK Elilfls for lgflgs
ycase Il il eafe. ssre. ena Teihlbie. = , --utl--
should allow i 10 be cat OF tte fa.!.i +.
II S.TEs.
70 family can safely be yViiiaost e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

The new comet appears to be rapidly ap-
preaching. and its bright light win be dis
cernible in the heavens about August 20.
Il is the third comet of the year with sever
Al consultations yet to hear from.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

For seed save the cucumber growing near
est The root, and you VIII have therefrom
an earlier and smaller variety save those
near the end of the vines and they will pro-
ince larger and later variety.
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Sumner Complaints.

~ tiis disease sf the oscli tt
through lack d u PERRY DAVIS
PAIN
thoiera, Cholera essses etc, ana IS Te5'afy age-
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GzrETps. =. Z Feb. y. feff
Na frrr. rrir, e over ftiirtY ftaff ago. ant r.
riNagf ;felf ia1nrul-tr rciicf would hardly d4re
t0Eots .-si git-uut q bottle 10 TIC touse.
W. -. Srr.rT
cGTy-synoro. g G. heb. =, M.
i'rr'y yes y fluily "a tlis scctio.a kssIs isof.o
D. ,e iieI-. Dr. J. si0a4pH-
q p f-1l-SsfL LtEE.
rEtiEl-a. HF'sl-ff t5ctffA ffb 3. itf.
ffa.alfa a-i tf.i.l.s tfa.L3 PAS knf.Es airlHlf
f-4n iIs.. si14 Ii N.g iroilcrh, and alter ygarf
assa1s 1iIo1 -rsd us1 rlf-ri is urazc1c1 - -
household a. ~. isifisfeattftfl accrs'itJ
i x. Eo9TEn. u, s. CoasuL
BIErrE on n Ei1H t-sff.
llefi fesn aevCrnl days asiicrirg zegere4y firm
ftirriigaa. Eccoranrsled with irteflse pain. when
trgd gouF rAlI hllL-s, and found allaast infant
reiirf u. J. EoCrl.
= MONTAGUE Sr-, JoAuos. rse.
Jifirf 10 i.teilCs RI tttf iilrfe flfa "a l1iai-l
J hgfn -sstt t ia rr17if CaCi q q rrl1, alf fer-
rlif. u. GLAz1usE-
: Iszvats.a bic rrruedF. Us p-iee brings it
"a Al -. naa. mi AlN0 4 LnltIn
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r0A WEEK sIga day athcme easily made
= Costly euift free. Address TRUE : 20.
\ ugusta, Maine. AaE'Ao-isf'
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1rfiaeeAa iie ifscar7fir W.Ir1tsr u EALL
p-raiisng gllzeei ti,a segcf1i Cuarta ~ Caaui8p
pleas af fhe stg-sI eallities cuiuplsi1g the six
Fcsnrh 3liiiehil iisg.as and iastsee b. thn Curi7
n DJcr anil rsrniaer epi g eaeral jail JeiiFerg.
fr tHe tfisi ~ eii eetiii aBt other 9i erierf m
she stii Df.fiet ara BhNl1. SfrEf4 nn'i ~ q
-itAsaf.atr. E5lu.gss. JUICES ~ t1s terr;s 20
s'7smau Pleas. a1d .Jasiiees o. TIE taarss o.
Dyfr .1t fcem.naF. ard Gzasrai ftI Uriifcry
Or Pc tfisiot 8i capital risd ii8sr gieg iers -
tAs se1alfy a SpElclsft iiqe iff1ei t1rif iTceepis
aa in asn dire fod. f.r iaiiinr f'9nri ~ COM
mrl fiefs sa'i Grrrrsi quarter Seszi.usa . ns
fl aaf ffeners'l 5siI isei.4csf ai.i Cu1rl9 ri
fltf il ftTgsiaaf. i1iifrfset
esn 1saasias aHa.ssf -. fsst
t-f-rass ~ u --fss1 taaif liIe G'rIii.s 6 fiie
i.re ~ arii ca. .flilcs HifHia tfa 81
a ID -ref tistl r4cg 'e iscn fne ii.efs
ie E1eif r s-rIlas Hitl ,ir.r lpila reeirif.
a-t Ns-eF fnfi1-
asl t4t tse atie.. - rsc'- e es
r sail ie-a s 81 fsnr- e-9
ae so. rs-ii ilr rlia iae nis isr1 Way
rr lF y ia tae ili q. eft-t a.ally. % -
aecs y I- t,e s, ..a -li
M sas.ll.
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We are informed from private source
tia; Mr. J. X. Coiiroth, one Of the editors of
,he Columbus, Neb., Democrat, viii to-day,
Tuesday, be married to Miss Kate Schrocl;,
daughter Of Ed NJ. Schrock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-08-10

Ifyou want funeral, buy your small
boy toy pistol. 1t is an improvement on
green apples.
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LNXECUT0RS' NOTICE.

Estate Of Andlew SsatIcr, late Of Shade town
ship, deceased.
Letters testamcntary On the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper au-
thority, notice is hereby given 70 aiI persons In
debted TO said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against il to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement On
Saturday. Sepl Isth, ISL u the late reslCncg oi
the deceased.
WM n. SCHEOCE.
gugl0 Executor.
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The wind is now blowing over the oats
stubble, and we win have cool nights and
mornings
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Complaint is made in many parts of the
state that lahOrers are scarce. Farmers are
suffering from want OF help and the heads
of q number Of industrial cstablisllm enls
have been obliged to send for immigrants.
The price Of labor is higher now than Il has
been a; any time since the panic, and in
some instances reaches war prices.
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augl0
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that an application will be made under the
Act OF Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syiyania, entitled AN Act to provide for the In
corporation and Regulation OF certain Corpora-
IONS" approved April 2oth 1874, AID the supple
meEts thereto, fOE the Charter Of an inJended
corporation 10 be called The Peunsy lvania Mutual
Telegraph Company, the character and object g
which is the construction. maintenance, ami opcr
alton OF telegraph line In the counties Of North
ampton, Lehigh Bcrss, Lebanon. Dauphin, Mont
gomery, Carbon, Luzerne, I4acha1anna, Schcyl-
kill. Columbia, Nontour, Northumberland, Ly
coming. Union, Erie, Warren, MckeaD, Crawford,
Nenango, Clarion, Armstrong, Westm0Tcland,
Allegheny, Washington, Fayei;e, Somerset, But
Ter, Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver and Clinton, IN the
State Of Pennsylvania, and for these purposes 70
have, possess, and enjoy all the rights, benefits,
franchises and privileges conferred 10y the said
Act Of Assembly and its supplements.
READ X PETITE, Solicitor,
augi05. us Walnut ST. Phllalelphil.
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