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MAcKEREL AND LAKE FIsH.-ln stock fifty
barrls mackerel and lake fish direct from
the sources Of production, consisting of bar
rels, halves, quarters, and kits, which we
offer at fair prices for cash or in exchange
for country produce.
CoaR & RYrprrs
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A new p~ostofice has been established be-
tween this place and shanksyille, on the
old Boaz Pugh farm, where William ii.
Coleman lives. The postofiee is called
Pugh and William II. Coleman is the post
master.
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A good rule for our correspondents to
follow is when they nave nothing to write
about send US nothing, and when they have
something Of note, send it in Immediately.
Don't wait on some one else.
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The plssterers are al work in Mr.. Henry
Kregar's new building. Mr.. Kregar has
moved his meat market into the basement,
and expects to occupy the dwelling portion
by the first of April.
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We notice the smiling face of our young
friend, Mr.. John n. Snyder, behind The
counter in Mrs. a. Z. Uhls new establish
ment. He is TO have control of the dry
goods department.
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1t may be of Interest 10 our farmer friends
to know that the law, as interpreted by the
Supreme Court, gives them the right to work
out their road taxes.
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In many of the school districts OF the
county the winter term of school is about to
close, and the p~edagogue who has been try
ing to please everybody will have seven or
eight months time in which 10 estimate the
profits of a profession that gives him four or
five months employment during the year
at a net salary of from SIS to $50 per month.
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Tile THIRD.

j. Il. SNYDER 4 co. J. Il. SNYDER 4 co.
Having a large line of dress goods, we
also bought the trimmings TO suit the differ
ent shades of goods. Buttons in all the new
shades and qualities, ribbons in all shades.
sash ribbons. laces, em~broderies, gloves,
hose, ties, ETC., in fact anything needed to
complete u full suit for ladies and children.
This is a new departure by US and you will
find everything new and desirable; the latest:
In The Fourth you will find something to
interest you all.
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THE

]. B. SNYDER & co. J. B SNYDER & co.
Just having returned from the city where
we bought and have now in stock the larg-
est line of dress goods ever brought to Som
erset. Ladies, we latter ourselves that n
thing you want in the dress goods line you
can get here from s cents a yard to Sl.75.
Don't buy until you have seen our line. We
can't enumerate, but have all the new
shades and qualities; and The Third will
give you a new idea.
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The inhabitants Of Conrellsyille voted a
few days ago whether they would erect wa
ter works or not. The election resulted in
PAS votes for water works, to some 60 votes
against it.
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Il U IIUIpDAi fIfCfFNI,
To whom correspondence may be addressed

Mr.. EprroR.-I noticed an item in the
Democrat a few weeks ago about a large steer
that was spoken of as something unusual,
it weighing some 1900 pounds. Mr.. Sam
uel Barclay, of this township, has a steer
that can see the Democrat one and so it 800
pounds better. 1t is a twin brother to the
one exhibited at the centennial in 1876, aud
weighs at present 2,5o0 pounds. Mr.. Bar
clay says he will have it weighing 5000
pounds by the first of September.
Milford, March II. w.
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Glade Academy and Normal School will
reopen. under the management of Profs.
p. J. Vonada and E. r.. Deatlick April 10th.
An examination will be held and certifi-
Gates granted at the close of the term by the
County Superintendent.
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The Bedford papers re-afiirm the story
upon authority, that the Springs property
has not been sold.
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J. N. HoLDEasAux 4 Soss.

Grass sEEps.-Have in stock . large sup
ply of timothy comparatively low in prce,
and limited amount Of cloves. large aud
small, somewhat high In prics. in sympathy
with western markets.
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Mr.. Ed f. Earl, of Pittsburgh, has been
in Somerset for the past few days, called
here by the death of his brother-in-law, Mr..
Edmund Herman.
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Mr.. Earl oele. of Johnstown, spent Sun
day and Monday in Somerset. lie returned
home on the early train this morning.
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Mrs. A. E. Uhl's.

Headquarters for BALLS
Health Corset, Champion Corset, Brevoot
Corset, Wide Awake Corset, the best in the
market.
PARKER & PARKER.
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NOTICE.

Estnte Of Samuel Pearson. late OF Stonycreek
township, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make inmedi-
ate payment, and these having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tiement on or before Thursday. March Is. less,
to q. A. Pearson, 13l1 NJ street, Northwest Wash
ington, DC
QUINCY A. PEARSON,
feb7 Executor.
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Judge Wilson, in the Uniontown court
last week, granted six licenses to persons to
sell liquor and refused eleven.
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We understand that the County Com
missioners have decided to build a new sta
bic on the Jail property this spring. While
they are at it, they should tear down the
present u~nsightly old outbnidings. and
erect new ones, all under one roof, and the
building should be of brick. We feel GER
tain that this would meet with the appro-
baton of the large majority Of the tax
parers of the county.
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A nice stock of ladies and
gentlemen's Handkerchief, Gloves, Hos
iery, Buttons, Ribbons, ETC.. for sale by
Parker e. PARKER.
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nave moved my store into
new store house on the
Dtneast corner Of the Dia-
'pid, east of the Brant Hotel.
uaVe added to former lines of
as kept by me a full stock
a,s staple Dry Goods
'N Dress Goods. all
~, and viii take in ex-
se Tor goods buttes eggs,
FDsar and wool.
MRS. A. E. UHL.
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Nobby Caters at Sol. Uhl's.
Go to Parker & Parker for
Linen, Cotton and Wooden Garpet Chaine.

For SALE ArA BARGArx.-Stock and fixt
ures Of a general store in Confluence doing
. good safe business. Stock fresh and sale
able. Reasons for selling, change Of loca
ton. Estimated cost of stock about s., 200
For particulars apply or writeto
LESLIE Brown,
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The weather for the past few days has
been quite balmy and spring like.
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Somerset Normal, spring term, will COM
mence on Tuesday, May 1, and close July 3,
1888. Special attention to fitting teachers
for examination. Special course in Bald
wins art of school management" without
extra charge. Boarding may be obtained
in Somerset at lower rates than elsewhere in
the county. Uniformity of text books Is
desirable but no series will be adopted;
teachers bring their old books for reference.
The ''B" division will be under the care of
Prof. C. +. LiveRgood, a young gentleman
of experience and ability. Teachers course
comprises photography in its variou, appli-
cations, elocution and reading, geography,
history, arithmetic, grammar, penman,hip
and theory of teaching. The course for "A"
division is the same except theory Of teach
ing. Algebra, geometra, latin, etc, are
higher branches.
Terms for tearchers' curse or "A" divi-
SION, $500; with higher branches, $500.
For 3D. division, $3.50. B division have
not completed the branches of the "A"
course. Examination for certificates by
Prof. Weller on July ., 1888.
A. C. HoLBBzT, Pricipal,
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A large and varied assortment of new
goods has just been received by Sol. Uhl.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Leather and Shoe
Findings.
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Cook & BEERITs.

Special bargain in colored
and black silk, colored and black cash
meres, gsnibetta silk s~uitings, illuminated
figures, illuminated twills, Nillson brocades,
plain serges, Pacific brocades. at
PARKER q PARKER.
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An entire stock of new and
fresh dry goods, including cal
icoes, muslins, shirtings, ging-
hams, c%ashmeres, silk dress
patterns and a large variety Of
all kinds of dress goods at
Mvsc A r. Nh1sc
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SERVICES.

The morning dawned with the most
beautiful sun Of the session. thus far. At
an early hour the church was crowded TO
its utmost capacity With anxious auditors.
The Bishop preached a mastery sermon Of
an i,oas zad ? half in length, giving general
satisfaction. Rev. s. !. West preached in
the afternoon on the cause of Missions, and
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work in a small family. Enquire at this Of
fee at once.
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DIETZ.-On the 18th OF March, at his
residence, Jacob F. Dietz, aged so years, l
month and Is days.
WOY.-On the 18th of March, John Hen
ry, son of John A. and Rachael VI. Woy.
aged 5 years, 2 months and 25 days.
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ED. HERALp.-Prof. J.. Schrock closed his
school on the 14th inst, and on the evening
of the same date he favored us with a grand
exhibition. The exercises consisted of es-
says, declarations. dialogues, reading and
music.
The manner in which the exercises were
rendered shows that the pupils had been
under a skiilful instructor. The house was
crowded. A small admission fee of 10 cents
was charged. The proceeds will be used to
defray expenses and the purchase of a globe.
We congratulate Prof. Schrock and his pu-
pills for the complete success with which
they met.
Confluence, March IL. q.
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Confluence, Somerset Co., Pa.


j. n. sSYDEn 4 &C. j. =. xyDER 1 CO
As heretofore. We keep nothing but the
best English queensware, warranted not to
crack or chip. We have a full line of queens
ware, glassware, knives and forks, spoons,
chamber sets. ETC., at prices that defy com
petition. Ladies that nave no children need
not read The Sixth, as it is intended for the
men and boys more particularly.
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npukes attempts to take his seat in the
Legislature, expel him on the spot
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dves for sale by C. n. Boyd
Holderbaum's and e their new
I'd buy your dry goods at cost
Rad Boy Sketches have had
run Of the press, and are about t.
out in book FORM
& Bros Cough Syrup, Lini
- and Cattle Powder have, by
.1ness. gained a large sale. The
mice suits me. Also try Bum
worm syrup
J. headquarters for hardware iron
oils and paints.
I'M. HoIDERBAUN & Sons
ards, all prices, at Boyd.s.
sl5 county is now a separate judi
..'ct and numerous members OF the
a,r5eld would like to be appointed
n /. generally supposed that Mr.
Kreb.. son-in-law of William A.
will receive the appointment.
,,-rr-Main Street.-Ne have
large Refrigerator to our Meat
ubich all meats car be kept cool
Mutton, Beef, Pork, &c, kept
- on hand. Open daily. Parties
.,..t can have it kept in the Reirig-
, until wanted.
ave. also, 100000 new brick for sale
viii sell by the hundred or thous-
1 low price. pcs n,v,s e. Co
inst received a beautiful stock
ards. Also Easter egg dyes.
have your hall and stairs cover
| 1-,.sel carpets with borders to match
1baams.
~-v.nia. during the late war, fur
the service one to every seven
/ her population-a ratio larger than
4 ,be eonscription of 1874 in France
., Of Vermont was even better,
lone to every ten
R,ge,N.-One-half interest in a
IN. business. Capital required
nm Inquire of John II. Uhl, at
.w Somerset, Pa. Here is a bar
.o,oe one. Good reasons for sell
cog dyes in great variety also, the
of Easter cards in the county,
bg Boyd, the druggist.
L. uinches, IS cents; 10 inches,
l.. Il, inches. IS cents; 20 inches,
T-gnks. ! 20, 2 90, 2 so, 3 90, and
~. wool hats ., IS, IS, and 50 cents.
.,,ol hats 20. 50, 60 and IS cents.
fail 10 take advantage of the bargains
Hetievs. Somerset
-,rs at Holderbaum's in men and
.oysrcoats. ladies' satin dolmans and
ar, etc.
nrrs BEsr-Ifyou want good bread
,nea,berthan "Gebhart's Best Flour,
.s-urea under the New Jonathan
Process. the Improvements prepare
b. the manufacture of which cost the
...,-s or the mill $4,000, and our re-
-5s Of one hundred barrels a month
the fact that it is no humbug.
respectfully,
Cook & BEERITs.
EXPECT to move from Somerset in a
.eess. offer at private sale my house
goods. stoves, bedsteads, mattresses,
ps extension table, sewing machine,
ave etc. I will sell these goods at a
lor u-ice. If not sold for the next
,bsv nil then he offered at pub
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G. A. K. ENTEKTAINMEST.-The Comrades
OF r. p. Cummins Post, No. 30, G.. A. R.,
will give an entertainment in the court
house, Somerset, Pa, Saturday night, March
81, 1883. The exercises will consist in part
of army songs, camp scenes, camp fires,
sham battles, addresses, etc. Let one and
all turn ont and give the old soldiers a good
send off.
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The " boss" boot and shoe man of Som.
erset is Sol, Uhl. He sells more boots and
shoes than any other firm In Somerset coun-
ty. and all ut bottom prices.
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New Goods. New Goods, New Goods.
For New Goods go to the store of
Parker and Parker.

Cslicos, Ginghams, Cheviot Shirtings, the
leading brands of bleached and unbleached
Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow Case Muslins,
Tickings, Summer Pant Goods, &c.
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Great bargains in White

Great BARGAINS IN Whlte
Goods, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Bed
Spreads, Lace Curtains. Hamburg Edgings
and lncertings, Linen and Lace Collars,
Fichues, india Linens, Plaid and Striped
N~ainsook, Pique Open Shawls, at
PABKER & PAIKKR.
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UpIToRs NOTICE.

II vndsyzasssd lsvisG hess Appealed audi
- ~ ~ cat Of Osnnoa Pleas Il Semsrsst
s1nIky = diSri6a0 the fund b b hands Of John
j. 61aGelsf, shsnG Of saA sea.ty, arising oui
- ~ o. the propefty Of T. +. Mishler,
Gtves poetee thst he VIII attend to the du.
- n ia aupofntment u his oelce n Somerset
6orv1xh Fffdsy, April Il, IN whsn and where
m 49, Interested ca ettOd.
FRBD. ~. BI2SECKA
- Auditor.
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WANTEp-To borrow 81, 600 al a low rate
of interest. Security equal to government
bonds. Address
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Fon sALE-Farm containing 100 acres, sit
uate in S~tonycreek township. For informa-
ton call on or address
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All the latest Spring styles of Hats and
Caps for sale by Sol. Uhl.
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Happy is the man who need not move on
April lst.
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Sol. Uni makes aSpecialty of custom work
and employees the best hands to be had if
you don't believe it give him an order.i
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.

Estate or George +. penner, late Of Somerset
Twp. deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the Undersigned, BY the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given 70 those
Indebted 70 it to make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands win present them
duly authenticated for settlement. on or before
Saturday. April IA. 1882. at the Office OF James L.
Puyh In the borough OF Somerset
CATHARINE DENNER,
MARI Administratrix
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Dukes was certainly tried by a jury of his
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TERMS :

Ten per cent. Of the purchase money to be paid
on day Of sale, and the balance when deed Is de-
livered, about May l, lsss Possession given
April l, 1883.
!. @. HORNER.
Administrators OF Mary Ann Shaner, deed.
At the same time and place I will offer for sale
my undivided half interest In the above described
premises, so the purchaser will get the entire IN
terest. J.C. HORNER.
fsb2s
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

% FUR LAND
To sill whem il NAL concern:
Take notice that | have nled an application
with the Hen. a. K Dunkel, Secretary OF Inter
thirty C5c) acres, moro or less, Of Improved land
situate in Quemahonlng and Stonycreek town.
ships, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands OF
and the stonycreek On the south. Am: Wilt on
the west and Franklin Ki Dmeil en- the northeast,
and at the expiration Of 80 days l will ask poAta
warrant be issued to me for the ame.
march21 DAVID SPECHT.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
or REFUSE.

To Caroline Miller, widow, VIM. X. Miller, Su-
Miller and Marian l. Miller, all of whom re-
side in Fisher, Campaigne county, Illinois, and
of whom Reuben McMiilin was appointed guar
dian, and Jacob s. Miller, residing In F0slef,
Mailer, deceased.
You are hereby notified to appear at an Orph-
ans Codrt to be held at Somerset, on Monday,
the I'D day OF April, 1883. to accept or refuse 70
take the real estate Of Aaron Miller, deceased,
at the appraised valuation, or show cause why
the same should not be sold.
Sherifis Office, I JOHN J.SPANGLER,
March y, 's3. Sheriff.
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nearly 800 for mi s~ionary purposes was
raised The ordin. uion of deacons and
elders in the evening : was exceedingly i'm
p~rcssive. After this / ollowed another effort
by Brother West TO collect missionary
money. A missiona ry bag made Of silk
by a little s~evcn-year-o Id Japanesegirl, who
became a Christian. was passed around, and
there fell into it nearly $500 for Japan
| mission.
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To LoAx-ss,00o in sums to suit, on first
mortgage. Address,
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irens suits, $40 10 yrs of age1.75 to2-5O
StolO " " SEQ to 400
good heavy suits 300 to 400. do, 40
youth's do, $50 to 500; do, $50 to
mems do. $50 to $50. A few single
y left ct 50 cents each. By calling you
have the largest stock Of clothing in the
bnty 10 select from, and at prices that
competition.
Faster egg dyes only 8 cents at c. n.
b..
iesrs. Keller & ssnner, the well known
|cer and confectioners Of this town have
Jed -four and feed to their business, and
fpase to push IT vigorously. They have
l Celebrated Vienna Flour in barrels and
ss well as a choice brand made by
1ker & Mullin, by the gradual reduction
process. Corn, oats and chop always
sock. Their stock Of groceries is new,
and full. Mocha, Java, and all other
r Of fine coffee a speciality. Thepuresi
est confectionery in the market. Best
Ids Of tobacco and cigars always on
D.
J READY FOR YoUg Srxixc WORK
Trend Frank Gaul has gone east on q
10 get on 20 the latest STYLES in his line,
decoration. He proposes TO take in
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
aington. and will visit all the noted ART
~ishments in the cities named. Mr.
- live man, and believes in keeping
Dc smes, and Justly rates as among
II ar decorative artists.
ng FORMER hss been heard Of the
new Pennsylvania Railroad pas
adon in Johns.swn since the de-
's arrived at by the managers Of tb'
that they would not lei tine build
c. a contractor, but would construe i
fe. Itseems likely that the projec'
1eanother long sleep.
aiaisi Easter cards just received a
Ne
'oah~ respectfuiis inform my friends o.
met county that | is.=e opened a new
Soreai % Main Stress, Johnstown
where would be pleased to 6 them
sock consists Of Pure Drugs. Chemicals
1i Medicines. Dye Stuff. Perfumery
FANCY Goods generally. At this season
I'D call attention to the ~insectrkSss
run Paris Green. Pure Powdered
~haebore, Persian Insect Powder
When "a need of anything in tn,
me come add see me or write fol
An inquiries -heerfully answered
CHsS. GRIErIrH'
o3o Mo- Sfr1af
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DIED.

Easter cards at C. N. Boyd's,
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at IL O'Clock a. m. the following described real es-
tate: The undivided e-hah interest Of three
certain lots of ground situate In Somerset borough,
Pa, bounded on the north by Race street. on the
east by an alley, on the south By lots of J. +.
Pile. and on the west by Main Cross street. fac
ing about 80 feet on Main Cross street and about
1l5x feet on Race street. on which are erected q
large two story brick dwelling house and other
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
Saturday.. March a. 1888.

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court Of
Somerset county. Pa. there will be sold at public
sale on the premises, lie Somerset borough, on
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Care of Somerset Herald"
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.~ravnect to move from Somerset in a
resks. offer at private sale my house
Goods. stoves, bedsteads, mattresses,
los extension table, sewing machine,
love etc. / will sell these goods at a
lov u-ice. If not sold for the next
Me-, they will then be offered at pub
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-r THs-f any of our readers have
Ne rceipts for liniment, family medi-
|. horse powders. etc. that they desire
le compounded. they viii do well to
u Campbell, the Druggist, 264 Main
| Iohns,own. His stock of drugs, dye
+ Els. are not only fresh but pure, and
-aoe reasonable. His aim is to please
.1.iomers. and he knows that the way
this IS by selling strictly pure goods at
figures. Don't forget the name
humber. 264 Main ST.. Johnstown.
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NOTICE

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