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"Aint goin' to turn evidence ?"
cried Cranks, grasping pistol on
the table.
"I'm going to make a lead mine
of you eff you don't take that backl"
roared the colonel, with a bound
that caused Cranks to drop the pis-
tol and retire precipitately, apologize
ing as he went. ''I'm agoin' to at
tend to my own business, and that's
enough to keep anybody bizzy.
Somebody lend me $50 till ! see
him agin."
Perkins pressed the money into
the colonel's hand, and within two
minutes the colonel was on Tipsie's
back and galloped off in the direc-
ton the stage had taken.
He overlook it, passed it, and still
he galloped on.
The people OF Mud Gulch knew
the colonel well and made it 4 rule
never to be astonished at anything
he did but they made excep-
ton to the rule when the colonel
canvassed the principle barrooms
for men who wished to buy horse,
and when gambler who was flush
obtained Tipsie for twenty slugs-
only 81, 900, when the colonel had
always said there wasn't gold enough
on top of ground to buy her-Mud
Gulch experienced a decided sensa-
ton.
But when the colonel, after re-
manning in the barbor shop for halt
an hour, emerged with his face clean
shaved and his hair nicely trimmed
and parted, betting was SO wild that
cool-headed sporting man speedi-
ly made a fortune by betting against
every theory that had been adj
vanced.
Then the colonel made tour OF
the stores and fitted himself with a
new suit of clothes, carefully es-
chewing all of the gorgeous patterns
and pronounced colors SO dear to
the heart of the average miner. He
bought a new hat and put on a pair
of boots, and pruned his finger
nails, and. stranger than all, he
mildly declined all invitations to
drink.
As the colonel stood in the door
of the principal saloon, where the
stage always stopped the Challenge
hill constable was seen to approach
the colonel and tap him on the
shoulder. upon which all men who
bet that the colonel was dodgine
somebody claimed the stakes. But
those who stood near the colonel
heard the constable say
Colonel, | take it all back. When
seed you go out of Challenge hill
it come 10 me that you might be in
the road agent business, SO follow
ed you-dutv, you know. But when
l seed you sell Tipsie knew | was
on the wrong trail. / wouldn't sus
peCl YOU HOW III tll tilc oluSto III tiis
country was robbed, and III, give
you satisfaction anyway you want
it."
"It's all right" said the colonel
with smile. The constable after.
ward said that nobody had any idea
of how curiously the colonel smiled
when his beard was off.
Suddenly the stage pulled up to
the door with a crash, and the male
passengers hurried into the saloon
in state of utter indignation and
impetuosity. The story of the rob-
berry attracted everybody, and dur
ing the excitement the colonel slip
ped out quietly and opened the
door of the stage. The old lady start
ed and exclaimed
GEORGE"
And the colonel jumped into the
stage and putting his arm tenderly
around the trembling form of the
old lady. cried
"Mother ~
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Women that have been pronounc-
ed incurable by the best physicians
in the country, have been complete
ly cured of female weakness by the
use of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. Send to Lydia E.
Pihkham, 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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Two Murderers I.ynched.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Se,tember
13.-On Saturday about midnight.
armed men surprised the Jail at
Dardanelle, took out John Taylor
and J. T. Bruce, charged with muir
der, dragged them through the
street and hanged them to the limb
of a tree. The prisoners made
desperate struggle, and died cursing
the leaders of the mob. The event
has created intense excitement in
Yell and adjacent counties.
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Sale OF a Valuable stallion.

LOUISVILLE, KY. September 2S.-
The California stallion Nutwood,
half brother of Maud s., was sold
to-day at J. c. McFerran 4 Co.,
of Louisville, for $4,000.
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ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.

or the real estate OF Michael Spangier decd
BY virtue of authority vested In me by the
authority OF the Orphans Court OF Somerset Co..
Pa. will expose TO sale At public outery, the
premises, on
Saturday, October 80, 1881,
q tract Of land situate in Quemahonipg Twp,
Somerset Co.. Pa, adjoining lands of Jacob 5.
Miller. lands formerly owned by Valentine Miller.
land of Michael Dsckey and Others containing "A
acres and allowance. more or less, with two
story frame house, thereon erected frame barn
and other outbuildings, about 40 cleared, OF
which about acres are in meadow, the rest well
timbered. q good apple orchard is also thereon,
and the whole premises well watered by springs
TERMS OF SALE
Six hundred dollars fs8oo) in hand lss of April,
1851 the balance In three equal annual payments,
with interest falling due lst Of April 1883. 1854
and 1885 /; possession given and deed delivered
April lst, 1Ss2.
500 must be paid or secured when property Is
bid off as security To Trustee.
JONATHAN MILLER,
Oct j. Trustee.
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KAHoKA, No., Feb. 8, 1851
purchased five bottles Of your Hop
Bitters Of Bishop S Co. last fall, for
my daughter, and am well pleased
with The Bitters. They did her
more good thar al the medicine she
had taken for wears.
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The poultry keeper who succeeds
the best is the one who takes the
best care of his flock. There is no
more luck about it than there is
about boiling Ratey.
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Nothing in this world yields larg-
er and quicker returns on the
amount invested than poking a
wasp with your finger to see if he
feels well
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Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial
diseases, scrofula, and general de-
hility cured by DR.. Lindsey's Blood
Searchax
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When you give, take to yourself
no credit for generosity unless you
deny yourself something in order
that YOU may give.
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A corn on the toe is said to have
caused the death of q Louisville
lady. Another sad case Of shoe
icide caused by getting tight.
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The purest, best and cheapest
remedy is that simple compound
Peruna.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
Sarah LOhr's Real Estate.

Ry virtue of the authority vested Ia me by the
Orphans Court Of Somerset Co.. Pa, | will sell
on the premises. on
Saturday, October %, 1881,
a tract of land situated in Jenner Twp, Somerset
Co., Pa, adjoining lands Of Cornelius Buecbly.
Anthony Ash and others, containing 81 acres and
So perches and allowance, with small house. and
barn and other outbuildiug thereon erected about
40 acres cleared; n good orchard on the same, and
good water.
TERMS OF SALE
One-third in hand. balance in two equal annual
payments with interest, the hand money to be
paid 1st Of April, lss2. and the payments to fail
due 1st Of April, 1883 and 1854, to be secuted by
ludgmeet bond.
500 to be paid or secured when the property is
bid off as security for compliance with the eondi-
tons of sale.
ADAM H. MUSER.
Oct. 5 Trustee.
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROTTE.


wNo other line runs Three Through Pas
eengcr Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha Lincoln, St.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Ne
vada. New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho. Oregon and
California
The Shortest. Speediest and Most Comforta-
bic Route win Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas, Houston. Austin. san Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
Tho unequalcd Inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists. are as follows:
Tho celebrated Pullman Ge-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars. run only on this Line. c.. b. &
Q. Palace Drawing-Room Cars. with Horizons
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous c.. r. & Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re
volving Chairs for the exclusive use OF first
class passengers.
steel Track and Superior Equipment. COM
bincd with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment. makes this, above all others. the favorite
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West.
Try it. and you will find travelling luxury
instead of q discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale ut all ofices in the United States end
Caqad9
AiliHformatinn about Rates of Eare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations limo Tables, 3d..
will be cheerfully given, and will send Fyce to
any address an elegant County Map OF United
States. in c0lors, by applying to
10. A. BEAN. Gems Eastern Agent.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

r EGAL NOTICE.
To Chrfstsna keim, (widowl Peter Keim, who is
dead, leaves heirs, viz: John II. Clay, Nelson
and Amelia Kline, all of Westmereland county.
Pa. ~ Joseph Keim, o. the state OF " ehraska.
t3) Edmund keim, Of Nebraska, a Jacob keim
OF Adair county, NO.. (5) Mary, intermarried
with Jonas Blough, Of Cambria county, Pa, fo)
David Keim, "a Jonas Keim, (s) Elizabeth, in.
termarried with Samuel NJ. Fike, fsl Catharinc.
iftsrparried With Henry H. Blqukh, and fiol
man, all Of Somerset county, Pa:
You are hereby potited that In pursuance of .
writ Of partition, fssued Gf the Orphans Court
Of Somerset COUNT. Pa, will hold an inquest on
tho real estate of Jacob Keim, deceased, In flk
Lick township. at his late residence, on Monday
the slst day Of October lssi where you can ATTEND
u you think proper.
SHERiFH's 8 OFFICE EDGAR KYLE
Somerset, Sept 81, 81 Sheriff.
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When is a fowls neck like a bell !
When it is wrung for dinner.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of W. s. Ferner. late of Milford township
deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to those
indebted to the SAID estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against 1t To present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Friday, October l4th, 1851, at the
house of the deceased.
JOHN CrMMINS.
aug3l Administrator.
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Even if q man has two lawns he
generally wants lawn mower.
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SALES.

OALE'S.
Nv virtue of certain writs Of yend Ex., Fl. Fa.
and Lev Fa issued out the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Somerset Co.. Pa. and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, In Somerset, Pa, on
Saturday, October 10, 1881,
n, o'clock r. NJ. ailthe right title. interest and
claim Of the defendant, Wesley Finecy, Of IN
and TO the following described real estate situate
la Shanksvillc Somerset county, Pa, containing
4 acre. more OF less. with large two story frame
dwelling house and stable thereon erecttd, 'front.'
ing on Main street on the south. and bounded on
the west By lot of George Fineey. and on the
north and east by an ailey, with the appurtehah-
Taken in execution at the suit OF Charles Shank
6nd Herman Shank.
Also
All the right. title. interest and claim Of the
defendant Ma2delena Berkeley now Magleiena
Uphou. e. Of In and to the following real estate.
situate Ia Milford township, Somerset county. Pa,
containing "a acres more or less. with two-story
dwelling house. stable and 9,her outoairihSs t,l mi,
thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Joseph Walk
er, Freeman Enfield and Channcey F. Boyd, with
the nppurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit Of Andrew Hoos-
err Administrator of Matthias Judy, deceased
Also
An the right, titIe interest and claim Of the -"
fendept A Degler, of, In and to the following l..
OF ground, situate In Confluence borough, Somer
set county, Pa, know on town plot as iot No 10,
in block Il, with two-story frame dwelling house
thereon erected, fronting on Railroad street, and
adjoining lots of II. Valentine on the south and
Thos. Hill on the north. with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit OF Thomas Nc
Enrue.
NoTIcE.-All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that part Of the
purchase money-to be made known at the time
of sale-will be required as soon as the property
is knocked down, otherwise II will be again ex-
posed to sale at the risk OF the first purchaser.
The residue Of the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday Of the first week OF November
Court, the time liked by the Court for the acknowi
edgment Of deeds, and no deed will be acknowledge
ed until the purchase money IL paid In full.
EDGAR KYLE.
SHERIFY's OYYIcE, Sheriff.
Somerset, Sept Il, 81.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Ephriam d. Snyder, late Of Somerset
Twp, Somerset Co., Pa. deed.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by the
proper authority, notice 10 hereby given 70 those
indebted TO 1t TO make Immediate payment, and
those having claims OF demands will present them
duly authenticated Tor settlement on Thursday
the 10th day Of octsber 1881 ut his late residence
DR.. J. nj. LOUTHER,
septl4 Administrator.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAlLROlD
PITTSBURGH DIVISION


On and after May 2, ISL, ralns On .t.
VIII depart from ana arrive at DEPOT. - -
and Water Streets. as foll0xs. i'a''
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The ExpresS train leaves PItisuurxs a. -
IT, arriving at Conneilsriile 10 O5 V y
i, Eood LIZ r. IL Ia return the E1p-s.s -,
wood 4:a3 A. NJ. ConneIlsviile GOA = =.
burgh 7.45 a. d. -'-<
The most direct and pieasan. route 70 "a, g.
and South via Washington City.
through Mail leaving al l0.al A. n. tsilr ..
lNss a, washington AZ 30 A. n; Bsliin5-.
p. NJ; Philapelphia $40 A. n. New Y--ss-..-
NJ; Richmond ll:55 A. N.
through Express, leaving SOS p. n. S,irr =.
riFes al Washington at s30 A. n: B3,ti----;.' -
A. Il. Philadelphia; las P. Nm. Y 49,
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Through Mail trains daily.
Expsess traits daily except Suniav
Accom- motation trains AMI FaTs..s r..
daily except Sunday.
1ieke; othces, corner FINh Avenus AZ u,
streets, and depo; corner Grant ami E,.., :.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
G. h. LORD, Gen. Pssserss s,s-,
L. NJ COLE, General Tlessr -
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ward remarked that If there'd been
anybody to attend to the horses he
could have cleaned out the hull
crowd with his whip.
The passengers, relieved Of their
weapons, were unbound, allowed to
enter the stage, and the door wi>
slammed, upon which Old Black
picked up his reins as if he had laid
them down at the station while the
horses were being changed, then
cracked his whip and the stage roll
ed of, when the colonel's party has
tened back to their hut, fondly in
specting as they went certain TASKS
they had obtained while transacting
their business with the occupants of
the stage.
Great was the surprise of the road
agents as they entered their hut, for
there stood the colonel in clean
white shirt and a suit of clothes
made from the limited spare ward
robes of the other members of the
band.
But the suspicious Cranks speedi-
ly subordinated his wonder to his
prudence, as laying a he,vy purse
on the table, he exclaimed:
Come, colonel, businass before
pleasure, let's divide and scatter. Eff
anybody should hear about it, an
ketch the traps in our possession
they n;ght-"
Divide yourselves" answered the
colonel with white abruptness and
a great oath, Il don't want none of
it."
Colonel, said Perkins, remowlrg
his own domino and looking anx-
iously into the leaders face, "be
you sick /? Here's some bully bran
dy which ] found ip the passengers
pockets
1T hain't nothin'," replied the
colonel with ayerted eyes. I'm
goin' and I'm retirin' from business
forever"
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srWE are prepared to furnish
on short notice, and at great re-
duction on former prices, all kinds
of
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FERRY Houston 81 UNITY g..
We have known "S~ilLs Sy!hi!ii'c ncc,fc"
tested in hundreds o. cases Of y phiis, Mnrcu'-
rislRbomatism, Sc.oiuia etc. It nn6ds Inc most
perfect and permanent cares IN crery case
Hugh j.. kenusTd. SSH. j.. Kllsn. Judge
Go. CT. j. J.. Wsrrcn, OF j. " l.'ihrop & Co {,
Savannah. Ga, Ed, jackson, Dept, Cfk. Sup7.
Ct, VIM. Brunson. Il, Warren, j. W. VIM
berry, j: Z. Gi5ort, Dr'e't., J. ". Msru, Co.
Treas, VIM D. Pierce SGG. &. @. Duncan,
Day & Gordon.
! am acquainted with tho proprietora. snd
many Of the gentlemen whose signatures spp6.r
10 the foregoing cnrtincsts. They are men o.
high character and standing.
q. Il. CGLQUITT.
Governor Of Georgia
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Proprietora. Atlanta. Ca,
Sold by i. :. LEAD3EATEE 6 Bro.
Es- Price at large or :aS"!5= = rsdac d 70
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EUgTsHN SAEEH.
DUBLIO SALE OF HOEsTRIN CATTLE

On FRIDAY, Novtm DER 25 1881 at the farm
OF Judge VIM. Fullerton, near Clifton station,
V. b. K. W., in Fairfax county, and 20 miles
from Alexandra, 6: II a. N will be sold with.
GU. reserve 70 The highest bidder, FIFTEEN
PURE BRED H0iSTEIn BULLS. varying
in sge from cslves to Two years old. Purchssera
will be Ebie to examine snd se!ect animals from
large and lne herd Of cows. end 10 those who
wish 10 obtain this celebrated stcck 80 good ar
opportunity It seldcm presented. Vehicles vii;
meet tt g trains end run to ard from the farm
Passengers will have I'm pie Tins tu attend the
sris .nd :esce the sAm> Day.
Terms: Elk months clodit on approved notes
bearing Interest Zen per cent Of FIR cash.
AE:ms!s purchased will, if desired be deliver
Cd on the cars at Clifton.
n descriptive list with full peGisrees will b.
| furnished ol application to Thomas Fletcher
! Superintendent Of tho farm, Clifton z. O., or t
Jamss p Mscben, Ccn.rev!lle. Fsirfax CO We
| Get 2S-?o3 &wtw
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neJs;TEssN SAFES.

Az QID ESTABLISHED GKyC3HY,
= EUSISESS AEU STIHE HUUSS EOk
81 LIZ.
hrsiaeaa. will sell goods RT COST until the
T#KETE -HIKoT DE- Of NOVR&aER. il =
slant. on Thica dug II eng !cEaaiu ursold, 1
will h!fa. them ct public auction.
vii g}so 81 = % E.ii 2i:! day Of Novs:r osr
~ uuA.ic auc!lon NJ a'F,:;iE ard FIXTURES
Known ~ taa CHiNH G& TIA or2Ht, hlel :
andr.. W. This ski, Is IN cie of she a"s. l.,
ca:;o!s i, TIE city osi:G or R1T - st he.qee!!
.he c,:y :usrEe. ar: j:.Dg s!ta..; gas b ! in
?57; b:s 81 tlavaios tx iio'. :Ae cs!!-s &c
.he "a story. Gss ,id wainc Ii throughout.
For terms, W0Ch viii be made ysri favorable,
apply on the pgeu!s:2.
no- 3-t21;h & = L;I!tR aEF
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CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., aE1 northeastern 0lz;is s
c. m, II H. and 6 and 8 Is p III.
Western Te,s { 80 gGG g p. 70,
Southern mails. via Richmond, w., 10 80 3
n. and 50 and - =. II.
South and Southwestern Taailg, viz ITc;h-
burg. virgins, way and tarough ma;!s, ! 60 3.
III. End W ..
Manassas Division 7 90 l.. Il.
A.lsSsldria TO Round Hill W. co s.. N
OPENING,
Northern AMI Western mails. vie Wishing,
son, d. O., S 20 8. H. II II. ED . Gu ., III.
Southern mails, VS. Richmond, vs., 90 s. II
End 80 g. n.
Southwestern mails via L=nchburg, Virg;n:a.
Through Etlaj Including Way mails or Hid .4aG
R&irosd, 50 g. -.
MsDsssEs Division 50 O. D.. for loc!; box ONLY.
Round All 30 Aiox=nd7iE,, Va, ) ~ y. e,
Ol:ce HcGra-Ctico o:,ens 81 3 &c ,, H.. a!.@
closes st 7 OJ .. n.
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-ALW d w. HGADY !
Oysters lIiIih-~ Confectionery.
REsEY ssss2aGag, Iaa King street

s:Ba cpsaGt MS
LADIES' Y&TBH paRICRS
for tbs season. His UysIer rooUs for gcG:Eenen
a;o also open. Patrons uasy rely uooD picked
y! sters and the bes. cookery II sIl styles.
MILK and CkE;t 81 f;as 4 az pure !.oa, !he
country. alwsys for sale Try il for your family.
BrenSe's Ice Cream P!ca f,1 dessert or lunch,
and tu'e Csnci@s are apeCaltles 10 which he has
never been txcaiIei. Cakes Ct all k!nCs Of ;be
best material cae.per .han tncY c.a DC nlada ut
home. be catera Of taa best 10, families. par-
ties, balls. fairs and entertainments
Cream Puts, Iarts nud Pastry Of ST kinds:
Fruits, sugaccd .G6 plain, Ca.c:re!s, Su;5 and
ConfectonerleS or all Kinds.
Call, see, tug and be sat-; fed ocl2j
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