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4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of astilda Zimmerman late of Jefferson
Twp. Somerset To-, p.
Letters 0f aifninis ration IN the above estate
haslag been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given TO all
persons indebted to said estate % make immedt-
ate payment AMI those having claims against the
same 10 present them duly au hentlcated tor set
tieincrt on saturday. December II, 1851. at the
efacc Of John r. scott in Somerset COf0rgh-
AAION ONZIMMERMAN,
Coy. . Administrator.
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DUBLIc SALE
: rhe undersigasd VIII oiisr at Fabli: ra's On
SATURDAY.. December "a, 1881,

A<tet,-' 49, u "~~~-'-- -
st o'clock D. m, mt Somerset. Somerset county.
Pa the undivided one-fourfh Of the following
described real estate situate In Bsiiiord township
Somerset county, Pa:
No Containing 81 acres and I03 pcfchcs,
more or less situate On the south side Of Cassel.
man river being the same tract Of Land bought
by Jacob X Beechly from Sam. knepper and
v;fc by deed dated let Of september. 1871. Ihis
tract Is well timbcred and 0ny short distance
from tho railroad.
No2. Containing il6 acres more, or lass. the
same being patented to j. y. i5ceehey ota o. nne,
1854. Patent book II, Vol. 81. page l7s Se. lhe
baltimore Ohio r. r., and Casseinfan River
run a. roug this tract and Is well tirnbered with
white oak, spruce, pine, and red oak.
No Q. Containing 40 acres. more or less. me
same being conveyed by Jonathan knepper and
wife by deed dated 18th November lss5 10 jacob
K Becchley aud recorded Ia deed book vol Il,
page 7e records OF Somerset Co., Pa. adjoining
Casselman river Baltimore Il chic raiirUad and
lands Of John Shafts heirs nj others These
lan,s ire close to R0ckvood, 90 the Baiiimore &
Ohio railroad, u thriving AMI growing town, AZ
the junction of the Somerset \ Cambria raflrDa d.
where there Is good market f0r all kinds OF pro-
duets These lands are valuable tor rhe great
mount OF timber thereon and are also valuable
bccanse &c the great abundance Of mineral in said
Iands esbsisting OF coa, fire clay and iron ore OF
excellent qualify not over fiiiy miles irOrn Johns
town where the Gambia Iron Works are located,
the largest and most productive " n woiks Of
America. Persons ut Rockwo can direct parties
these lands or they can call on The undersigned
Mt Somersef Pa
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DuRISG the month Of November
the national debt was decreased
s7,2i9126.25. Since July 1st, 1881,
the total decrease has been s52,S73,-
4-l33
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wrnxrsDaY December :. 1855.

STATE SENATOR Isaac HERKTER,
died nj his home in Gettysburg on
Friday evening last from typhns
malaria
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VRESPASS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all persons found
trespassing the premises Of the undersigned,
fishing. ska.iug CT hunting, particularly on that
fot Of ground upon which I have made an lee
pond in the eastern limits OF the borough, will DO
dealt with according TO the fullest penalty Of law
Nov 90 JOSIAH BkANr
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dens. Secrstsry, and isonrd OF FIX Directors to
serve for the ensuing ycar
n " BRUgaKER. President.
~ = ssecrctary. negie
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE Real ESTATE.

l,v vlr.gsoi the authority given ~ the under
sssnsa by tbs last Will and Testament of John
B,luchsr. late OF Mii1iecrssk township. Somerset
csnaty, Pa, decd will oxp5ss 20 sais BY public
outcry, on shs premises. on
Thursday, DscsD,bsr 29h, 1851,
al o'clack . m Of said day the real estate of thr
lafs fohu Hlu~hor dec'g consisting OF q valuable
farm. ssfuatsnes Ne~ Lexington. ie sIidriecreek
ts@nship Sarl-rsc. cs.unfy, Pa, a0lOioing Itnds
az M IA. snyder, Il. =. ucAiiIen 4 Bro. Henry
Bennenkami5 Deltrsek Trimpey. }. y. Crichncid
and Hecher FRO hers, containing 2p2 acres, more
or less about ie5 acres clear 20 acres IN ,neaiOw
There Isl
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A DMINIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

Estate OF Jacob Saylor. late Of Conemauyh town
ship. 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 ii 10 mako immediate paw
ment. and those having claims demands will
please present them duly authenticated for set
tlement NJ the late harae of the deceased on Sat
ur.lay, January :, tsse.
JACOB :. SaYLDR,
SAMU Ell SPIGLE
noF ~ Administrators
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C. N. BOYD,
DRUGGIST.
Somerset. Pa.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Cathsrine Geiger late OF Somerset To-,
decd.
Letters If administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given TO those
ind ebted to the said estate to make immediate
payment, ami those having claims or demands
against 1t To present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Friday, the 18th OF January 1881 st
the late residence of the deceased.
ELI BOWMAN,
noy31 Aslrniuis,ratDr
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DJBGEC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTA TE!l

The undersigned executor Of the last will and
testament 81 Jacob Shafser late Of JenneT town.
snip. somerset county. Pa decd, In pursuance Of
an 0Tde! o. sale. issued from tire Orphans court
OF Seinerset county Pa, viii expose to public sale
on the premises. on
FRIDAY, December Is, 1851,
at o'clock p. n. the following described real
estate. late the prop rty Of the deed, viz;
4 tract Of land IN JenEer township, ajjOiriug
lands of Bcnisnin Stuff, Levi Fl e.iline, Cyrus
H0raer. GeuTxe kOuch. Henry Shahsr and Geo.
= hiog, containing 2i5 acres. more OF less about
10 acres Of when clear and . acres IN mead
Ow, having thereon erected TWO dwelling houses,
bank barn water power saw mill. young erchari
oi choke fruit.
TERM s.
One-ihird Of purchase money, after payment Of
debts and expenses TO remain lien ON the prem
ises, the interest thereof to be paid abnHaiiy TO
the widow dining her natural H'esime, and after
her death the principal 70 the heirs OF sail Jacob
Shaler, deed ten per ceat sf purchase money 20
be paid Us soon rs property Is knocked down: one
third less the ten per cent on April l. 1SsZ when
possession viii be given, and the balance in three
equal annual Payments. with interest. Purchase
money % be secured by Judgment notes.
HENRY ROUGH.
noy23-3, Executor.
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A UDIToRs NOTICE.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

A DAliNiSI SIisAiOk > SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
fsy virtue Of an order Of sale issred out d the
CrfhaHs' Court ff Somerset comfy Pa. 1 VIII
esp5se 70 public sale, OF The premises, Gu
S1TURD4 Y Dec. 17tt, 1881.
a. o'cloek D. II. the real estate Of the late Geo
slough. decd. consisting II valuable farm situ-
ate IN Upper Turkey lot township. somerset
eGuaty. Pa. xdJ0in ~ lands Of Henry Whipkey,
Viiiism King, Herman krexar. and Green Il
King, cunta ming 100 acres. u OF less Of which
there are about 20 acres rleEr. and balance well
flicb cbered. h.vlng thereon rected fine tW0-st0ry
fame house aud good isiX barn, having also an
excellent soBng erchart Of choice iruit-bearing
trees. and j number neyerfailing springs
This farm Is desirabl si-aated and coaventent to
school, church and mill.
-TI ms
One-third after payment OF debts 10 remain
lien on land as widow dover 10 per cent. cash on
DAY o! sale and balance OF second third on corrr-
nation Of deed, and the remainder in three equal
annual payments, without interest, secured by
Judgment bond. Possession TO be given on deliy-
cry Of deed.
GEORGE ". SLOUGH.
n0TsS AGminisirator.
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By virtue OF an order Of sale issued cut Of the
Orphans Court OF Somerset county, Pa. and to
me directed. viii expose 10 sale by public cut
cry, on the premises, on
Thursday, DecemJe- 22d, 1881,
40 l O'Clock n. m the. undivided three -sevenths
(3-7) oItsc following valuable real estate. viz.
certain tract OF land situate the top Of
Laurel Hill. on the county line" road in Middle
creek township. Somerset county. Pa. adjoining
lands OF Moses Peek, Nh. Henry. Faust
Silas Walker. Jacob Fletcher Z rm and Others
containing III acres, more less. Of which there
are about 80 acr~s cleared and the balance well
timhered; about 10 aeres in meadow. There Is on
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TERMS:

OBe-third cash balance in two equal annu
payments, secured by Judgment bonds, Ae
JOHN II. UHI4,
Atty in fact for catharine Albrigh. and George
Albright nov. So
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TERMS

0ne-third n hand, oDethiri to rernaiz lien On
he land. the interest thereon 10 be pail snnnally
70 she widow Of deceased during her lifetime and
after her Death the principal 10 be paid 70 the
heirs OF the deceased. aud the balsnce in three
eas. 4 annual payments. without Interest Posses
rlJu Will be Z ven On the lss oi April. ls52 when
tie deed will be delivered and Judgment notes IA
ken for the deferred payments Ten per cent ol
;.,ffchass f1eney a. BE paid down on day q sale.
g. y. MOORE
royt5 Executor.
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Me,ln0tlsm Neuro\GAA

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9Nursdag. D.eembsr 29th, ISL,
LAEaE TWO-ST0RY BRICK OUSEl
ania
LARGE FRAME BANK BARN!

aud otlsr outlnildings On tho prem -: alec.
good 8pple orchard aud = variety Of other ffni
s-sste. grapes, ornamental trees, Ac- The rfrpff
acD.f cultivation.
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House, Barn and other Buildings

10 acres In meadow. This farm is situated in a
well improved locality, is within three miles Of
Somerset hor.. and near TO schools and churches
TERMS-One-third in hand 1st April. lSs2:
one-third on the lst Of April isss; one-thiri on
the lst Of April. 1854.
10 KINMEI.
nov. 90. Executor OF Sarah Flick, deed.
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Grist Mill, Saw Mill
BITUMINOUS COAL

two houscs and bank barn thereon erected, with
so acres clear. 10 acres in meadow, with apple
orchard and plenty Of good flowing waser on The
same. The land also contains
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4 ARPHANiS COURT SALE.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

oetee
The daily gazette., 1881-07-21
A Gas Conundrum.

Here Is connndrnm for American
gas com panies. A painstaking German
statistician has collected the prices for
gas In al the leading cities OF the world
and collated them, reckoning bv the
pfenning per cubic metre. London and
dhent are the most cheaply lighted Cit
les 10 the world, rating at from 70 to I3
pfennigsj next come Amsterdam, Berlin
and Rouen, at 10 or IL; up in the twen-
ties we find Paris, Lyons and Marseilles
AL these 10 countries where coal ia no
dear as to be luxury. Then with one
tremendous jump, coming to country
which Is founded on coal, up goes the
rate into the highest fancy prices known
New York so, Boston "a, Chicago as,
and 80 on, like Tennysen's lark, ap and
up. Goal selling In London at SIS per
ton, and In Philadelphia at "a per ton,
and the price Of gas precisely three times
N. I. Tribune.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-21

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocki
were very active, and In the early trade
prices were marked down under free
sales. In the afternoon the market
rallied slowly and closed strong at an
advance of couple of points from the
lowest figures. Money was cay and
foreign exchange was weak al unchanged
rates.
The cable telegram from London
yesterday quoted consols at 101 1.16
for money and 101 8-16 for the account.
U. 8. bonds were quoted at 1043 for
the sts, 1l7t for the Ats, and 1lsa for
the As. The rate of discount for sixty
days 10 three months bank bills is II
per cent, and for trade bills iE the
open market is 14@24 per cent, which
is a@4 below the Bank Of England
rate.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-21

Who can wonder at the degradation
OF Republican politics?" That the
thick.aud-thin political organs Of the
party should swallow any candidate set
up and elected for any office by o party
convention would of itself go far to stifle
the moral life OF the party. But what Ia
to be expected when we find Journals
like the Philadelphia Ledger, which are
not commonly considered TO be political
organs, saying of such q scandalous
event as the election of "wood-pulp Nil
lero to the Senate?-
1.-THE criticisms ON his business Of pa-
per and pulp mill owner have no peril
nency. IL would be well Ii there were
mo;e business men, mechanics and man.
ufacturers In Congress, In place of the
superabundance of lawyers
mo pertinency," qnotha2 It is not
pertinent TO the question of q mans fit
ness Tor the Senate, is it not, that he
should have Violated decency and the
Jaws OF the land as member OF the
House OF Representatives by lobbying
and voting into his own pocket duty
on commodity manufactured by him-
self? Ii would he we'll, would 1t, II
there were more "busiRess men" IN CON-
gtess to intimate Mr.. Warner Miller In
the "businessD of prostitntiDg to the ad-
yantige of their private Interests the
public trust contided to them by their
constituents p World. J
The daily gazette., 1881-07-21

Western ideas, we are glad to see,
are making progress in the Old World !.
An unsuccessful attempt was yester~
day made at Athens to shoot the edi-
tors of two anti-ministerial newspapers
in the public street. For an inexperi-
enced people this is doing very we'll.
No doubt the political sporismen will
have better luck next time. Let them
take courage from the example of
Germany, where mob of "Jew-bait-
ers" yesterday succeeded at Nuestettin
in beating the editor and abolishing
the office of newspaper which had
denounced their proceedings, as well
as in sacking the shops of a number of
Jews World.
Mr.. Carl Schurz is accused of re-
fnslng to make political speech at
Utica, the home of Senator Conkling,
during the campaign of 1875, until he
was paid $3.50 for 1t, and rather than
disappoint the expectant Republicans,
Mr.. Conkling paid the money out of
his own pocket.
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Reho.
both Beach Association will be held
at the Bright House this afternoon at
4 O'Clock. The meeting is an impor.
tant one as important changes
in the constitution, made by
he Legislature last winter, are to
be passed upon. These chanfies in
the charter have been mentioned a
number of times and are by this time
quite familiar to the public. In the
first place all those provisions which
made the association a distinctively
Methodist nowlslmply a Christian
organization for the purpose of con
Quoting simply Christian resort with
out any reference to denomination
lines. 1t was formerly required that
the board OF directors should be com.
posed of members of the Methodist
Church but under the amendments
this.will not be requisite.
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An Unusual Happening.

Chief Justice Irving at the July
term Of the Circuit Court for Wicomico
county the convention of which would
have been last Monday, has teen con-
fined to his room by illness. Asso-
ciate Justice Eph. King Wilson, Is
forbidden by his physicians to do any
bench work at the July courts because
of q late attack of angina pectOris, but
he told us on Monday afternoon that,
Notwithstanding the medical interdic>
ton, he should have opened court on
last Tuesday morning had not the
critical condition Of his child in Balti-
more necessitated his presence there.
The remaining Associate Justice, Hon.
F. Goldsborough, was reported as coE.
fined to his bed with palpitation Of
the heart and utterly untitled for Ju-
dicial labor. Such contingency as
this bas never arisen in this circuit
before and probably never will occur
sgain.-[Princes Anne Marylander.