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! am selling . great many goods I
ACTUAL ooor

In ordK 70 reduce stock. Among OTTER
thines you can huy Cloaks, Dolmsns,
iJaelstis eikA Trimmings. Drcss Goods
aud III Of my
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Boots g. Shoes.
.ALeo Al COST,

Thsss bargains are worth your invsstiga.
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Bills Of special policemen on the river
front. sos. Same order.
REroRrs OF COMMITTEE.
The Board Of Public Works presented
report as follows.
Resolution Of intention 10 grade Also
avenue and Also avenue extension.
Adopted.
Recommend that contract for grading
Main street. from California street to
Warrington street, bs awarded to 8. 4
F. Townsend. Approved.
Recommend that the City Surveyor
be instructed to present an assessment
diagram for above work. So ordered.
Recommend that. - resolution of
intention to grade and improve Sand
street at corner Of Fort has not been
published. petition Of c. N. Wilson to
do his own grading be denied. Ap.
proved.
On petition Of L. A. Carey to vAcate
portion of Temple street, recommend
that petitioner be requested to fls map
Of said portion. Approved.
On petition of q. L. Macnsil and 9th.
srs, to open street on east bank of Los
Angeles river. from First to Seventh
street, recommend that petition be re-
ierred to the City Attorney with In
atruotions to take the necessary steps for
the opening Of said street. So referred.
Resolution establishing the grade Of
Seventh street from San Pedro street to
Los Angeles river. Adopted.
Recommend that the folloying petit
lions be nlsd. John r. Humphreys. asik.
Ing that his property on the river bank
Be- protected, Mn. w. D. Bigslow.
granting permission to dump mud from
streets on city lAnds adjoining her prop.
srtys T. G. Marks. asking for the use Of
certain city lands, Approved.
Recommend that the City Surveyor
b Instructed 70 propose . change In the
grade Of Main street, from the Plaza 70
Temple Block. and : change in The grade
u sprinR md Tsnple strssta. Il ths In
leusetiea Of aid strssts. 30 ordered.
The Beard of Health rsturnsd bid Of
Jenss : Pike 70 sprinAls he slrssts
without rsoounsndasisa.
Mr.. Schroeder moved Mt he matter
y spginkling ~ sizsees - rsisned baek
y ths Beard Of Health. with power 70
le1.
~ oennlt>ss = FinA.ss rrsssssd
! roQeet = i0lloWs;
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4 used, perhaps more than ever Ter
Dresses, Cloaks. Bonnsts, 1rlm9iness
Basques, Ovefdressea, etc. Tor peau-
tifal assortment Of thee aoods g e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

The dude is no longer fashionable. He is
out of date. and very far removed from the
fashionable men of to-day. The dude was
in his glory less than two years ago, when
the fashion of wearing abominably tight
trousers. vacant smiles, pointed boots and
silver-headed sticks first started in. For the
first time in the history of civilization a
fashion was popular which gave narrow
chested, cadayerous and spindle-shanked
young men a chance for their lives.
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Two Girls Murder a Hair Brother

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. pa sto-
ry comes from Ottawa, Kansas, that
on Monday last Carrie and Bessie
Waterman, aged II and IA years,
daughters of James Waterman, a
farmer, tied rope around the neck
of half brother, 6 years old, drag
ged him about and beat him with
sticks until he was dead. The girls
stated at the Coroner's inquest that
they hated him and wanted him
dead. They were held for murder.
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An English Tourist s Fate.

CHEYENNE, Sept. "a The Lea,
der's special from Fort Mckinney
Wyoming, says: "The mangled and
lifeless body of Hon. Gilbert Henry
Charles Leigh, a member of the
British Parliament, has been found
at the base of a precipitous cliff in
Big Horn Mountains. Mr.. Leigh
was out here with a small English
pleasure party, and left camp on
the 4th instant for stroll, and was
not heard of afterwards till after
eight days search revealed his body.
The remains will be shipped to
England.
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The EIopement Mania.

Boston, MASS, Sept. 22.-Sadie
Robinson, a 12-year-old girl of Fra
mingham and daughter of E. C. Rob-
inson, on Friday packed a valise
with diamonds and negotiable bonds
to the amount OF $50, 600. belonging
to her mother, a wealthy lady Of
the place, and started for Boston to
meet a young man and elope with
him. She was arrested, however, on
Saturday the valuables were recov-
ed and the girl taken home.
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Praying for Rain I'm Virginia

PETERSBURG, Sept. 2S.-Prayers
were offered in the churches here to-
day for rain, which is badly needed
in this section on account of the
damaging effect the protracted
drought has had on.crops. Beds Of
creeks and small streams are per-
fectly dry in some places, so that
unles. there is an early fall of rain,
difficulty must necessarily be ex-
perienced in finding water for stock.
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Our grand line of elegant Cloaks and
Wraps are DOW open in Plush, Russian Cir
culars, Fur-trimmed Circulars, Brocaded
New-markets, Cloth New-markets, Stockin-
nette New-markets, Stockinette Jackets,
Misses Havelocks. Misses New.markets.
Misses Goats. We have the latest STYLES at
the lowest prices. Call and see them.
PARKER & PARKER.
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The School Board of Jenner Township
will meet at Jenner y Roads, on Tuesday
October the eth, at 10 o'clock a. m, for th'
purpose of employing teachers. Persons
wishing to apply for Schools will pleas
have their certificates with them.
y. b. CRITcHFIELD, Secretary
Jenner X Roads, September %, 1884.
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A full line of new Standard Prints at five
cents. Bleached Muslins, Sheetings. Pillow
kins. Towels. Shirtings, Ginghams, Brown
and Colored Canton FIannels Red Flannels,
White Flannels and Bed Spreads, at Parker
& Parker's
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The most complete and varied assortment,
including all the latest novelties. and stand
ard goods will be found in our late arrivals
of fall and winter styles in staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, etc. Now is the time
for bargains. Please call and examine.
PARKER & PARKER
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nyou want wagon that has an honest,
square. stand-up air aoont it, that you can
depend On during rain or shine. fit for mar
kei, mill or meeting. buy the celebrated
S,udebaker of James B. Holderbaum.
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The largest stock and best selections OF
Black Cashimers, 4s inches wide; Silk Warp
Cashimers, Colored Cashimers, Cloth Suit
ings, Plaids TO match All the latest novel
ties in plain and fancy dress goods. can be
seen at
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MARRIED.

LEyTTT-ZIsdMERMAN.-At the Lu-
theran parsonage in Friedens. on Thursday,
September IS. 1884, by Rev. J. j. Welch,
Mr.. Thomas II. Levitt to Miss Della NJ
Zimmerman, both Of stoyestown. Somerset
County, Pa.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate of Henry Martz, decd, late of S9uthamp-
ton Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate TO make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday September 20, 1854, at the
late residence Of the deceased.
HANNAH MARTZ,
augs Administratrix.
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SrRayED.-From my farm in Somerset
township, on or about September i6, seven
head of sheep. A liberal reward will be paid
for their return.
JEFFERSON RHoAps.
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The residence OF Mr, Alex Benford, on
Main street. was entered BY burglars Satur-
day night. An entrance was effected
through window and into the room occu-
pied by Mr.. Benford's son. When the young
man awoke in the morning, he discovered
that his gold watch and chain, revolver, suit
Of clothes, and overcoat were missing.
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DIED.
SPANGLER %

SPANGLER.-On Friday. September u,
1884, near Friedens,. Mrs. Mary spangler,
wife of Jacob spangler. aged SO years, 8
months and days
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Lieutenant Alex ogle. L. s. A, spent sew
eral days of last week in Somerset, his old
home, on his way from Fl Yates, Dakota,
to New YorkCity.
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A full line of Ladies' Underwear, Gloves,
Stockings. Handkerchief, Corsets, Collars
and Cuffs, Fichues, Neckwear at Parker &
Parker's.
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The Board Of School Directors of Somerset
Borough wish to employ two strictly first
class Teachers Male or Female) for the
coming winter. Apply to W. H. weIhey
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Saturday afternoon the station house of
the BALTIC. & Ohio Railroad Company at this
place was draped in mourning, under the di-
rection of Agent Lambert, as mark of re-
spect TO the late President Garrett. The en-
blems OF sorrow are very tastefully arrang-
ed, and viii remain up thirty days.
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Apples have not turned out so well this
year as expected. Cider is scarce, and the
show for bounteous apple butter crop is not
nro,nising.
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So far this season but few squirrels have
been shot in the surrounding country. The
hunters say it is too dry, which enables the
little animals to hear person in the woods
at considerable distance, when they run to
a place of safety.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

Il is reported that vein of anthracite coal
has been struck in the Allegheny tunnel, on
the line OF the South Pennsylvania railroad.
The coal is said to be from fifteen to twenty
inches in thickness and It is thought that
the seam viii be found to increase as it ex-
tends under the mountain.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

The Republicans of Jcnner township pur-
pose raising Blaine and Logan pole and
holding a meeting at Jenner Y Roads Satur-
day afternoon, october 4th.
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One of the large show windows in the
front of Cook & Beerits' store was broken
last Tuesday night, by 8 drunken man fall
ing through il.
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The merchants Of some towns are organ
zing societies the object of which is, 81 the
mutual protection of each merchant from
the class ofpatrons who buy and never pay
and to foster friendlier relations between
each other as business men in one common
oir,
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the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Blood
Druggists all keep it.
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Last week was busy one for bench, bar
and jury. Court was in session almost every
night, and didn't adjourn finally until late
Saturday evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

The sun passed the equinoctial line on
Monday, September 22d, and the days and
nights are equal in length. Weather proph-
etc and almanacs give warning Of a storm
which must come within ten days of this
time lift is to be attributed to the equinoc-
tial.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

The Glade band was complimented
on all sides for the excellent music they fur
nished Taesd ay night.
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The torchlight procession Tuesday even
ing was one OF the largest and best ever wit
netsed in Somerset The mounted troop
from Upper Milford attracted special atten-
ton.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

Gents Furnishing Goods, all the noyeltie:
of the season in every branch of this line Al
very low prices. at Parker & Parker's.
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We are requested to announce that meet
ing ofthe Blaine & Logan club Will be held
at Jennertown Saturday evening, and will
be adressed by Ed b. Scull and F. ]. Kooser,
EsQrs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

An unknown man was killed by the ex-
press train on the BALTIC. & Ohio railroad,
between lockwood and Garrett, Saturday
night
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

An Albany girl who refused an offer OF
marriage, has sent the young man check
for the amount she supposed he had spent
on her for ice cream, candy and carriage
bfra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-01

A Harrisburg Republican who has oppor-
tnnities for observation and who keeps close
watch Of the political drift, announces that
he is prepared to make the following wagers
on the coming election LOCO that James
G. Blaine will be the next President 81, 900
that he will carry New York $1,000 that he
will get more majority in Pennsylvania than
the combined majorities for Cleveland in
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Indi-
ana, California, Nevada and Oregon. The
money is now on deposit at the Farmers
Bank, and is ready to be put up on each,
all or any of these propositions.
Many housekeepers are fond of boiled cab
bsge, but rather than endure the odor aris-
ing therefrom while il is being prepared 60
without it. \ correspondent of the New
York SIN, sends the following to that paper
for publication Here is piece of infor-
nation for housekeepers We have tried It
several times. Every one knows how disa-
greesble the odor Of cooking cabbage is All
your neighbors can tell when you are going
to have cabbage for dinner, If you PIT o
small piece of red pepper in with the cab
hage there viii be no smell. The pepper
absorbs the odor of the cabbage. Don't put
in TOO large piece of pepper however. or
the cabbage Will be hot
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Al PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Allegheny Township,

| UIHE undersigned offers at private sale his
| Il Real Estate, situate in Allegheny Township,
Somerset County, Pa, consisting of the following
described tracts
No. 1.-The homestead farm, consisting of one
| hundred and seventy acres, well improved, with
barn and house, new. The land is in a good
| state of cultivation.
No. IA tract Of seventy-twO acrec, adjoining
Mol. The improvements consist Of good house
and barn.
No. IA tract of one hundred and twenty
acres. The improvements are good Log House.
and other buildings.
The Bedford and Somerset Turnpike run
through the last two named tracts Nos and J.
They have also sufficient timber 10 supply the
farms.
No. "A tract Of one hundred and forty-eight
acres, with small house aud stable thereon
erected i've acres cleared, the balance we'll tim
bered.
No. 5.-A tract Of one hundred acres known as
the - W Lite Horse Tavern Stand" with all the
cleared land AMI the Improvements thereuntO be-
longing.
-Four Of the above tracts are situated within one
mile Of the South Pennsylvania Railroad, now
uader construction, and the " White Horse y
property, within two miles.
Possession will be given April !. 1885, or sooner,
ifdesired.
For further particulars, persons desiring 70 pur-
chase will call On or address tue undersigned at
Dividing Ridge, Pa.
augl3.3m. SAMUEL WALKER
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Black and Colored Velvets, all of the very
best makes, at Parker & Parker,s.
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Commander H. s. Picking, U. s. n. spent
Sunday IN Somerset.
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Mr.. Win A. Kimmell, of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday in Somerset.
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New dress plaids at five cents New bro.
cade dress goods at six cents.
Parker & PARKEE.
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A full line of Black and Colored Silks at
prices never before offered. at Parker & Par
ker's
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y THE WoRk TO Go oS.-The alleged stop
page Of work on the South Pennsylvania
railroad until the tunnels were completed,
is denied. There is positive information
that the road will be built without waiting
on tue tunnels to be finished Work will
be commenced positively in the spring, aud
very probably Immediately. The piers of
the bridge here are now completed, and the
bridge will be laid and the road completed
10 the tunnels without any regard as TO
when the tunnels will be finished. This is
direct and pointed information. President
sayer being the author of it, and he should
certainly know.-HargisJiug Patriot. #
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| REPUBLICAN, RALLY ~ SoMERsEr.-Tues-
day evening last the Republicans of Somer.
set county held their first grand rally of the
campaign, and the result was most crafty
| ing 10 the friends of Blaine and Logan and
presages full vote tor the whole ticket on
the 4th day of November. The torchlight
procession, which took place Immediately
before the meeting was a very creditable
affair, being one of the largest aud best ever
witnessed in Somerset county. There were
fully five hundred uniformed men in line.
and their marching was excellent The
Somerset and Meyersdale police force rode
at the head of the procession then came
the mounted troop from Upper Milford,
with their splendid band of music, all
handsomely uniformed then came the
Jenner, Sipesyille, Wills Church, and SOM
erset Blaine and Logan Clubs. with the SOM
erset Silver Cornet Band. The streets along
which the procession moved were crowded
with people, who chseied Justify as the diff
ferent Clubs marched by. After the parade
a meeting was organized in the Court House,
with the following list of officers
PRESIDENT.
Samuel Walker, of Allegheny.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
o. w. Boyer, VIM. II. Miller, Hon. Daniel
Stuff, Norman d. Critchfield, VIM. Shaw,
Esq, A. G. VIII. John d. Baker, John
Hoover, A. L. Evans, Jacob S. Livengood,
Abraham p. Beachy, Israel limerick, Fred
erick Durr, Jacob S. Beal, DR. S. S. Good.
Capt. NJ r. Adams. Levi B. Menzer, Philip
X. Moore, Henry Walker, Charles Shank.
John NJ Glessner, Frank Forney, George
Barclay, Noah Brendl,e Perry Umberger,
Samuel Fox, Hon. c. c. Musselman, Oliver
Kneprer, David Phillippi, Ed Kyle. VIM.
Reel, Thomas Kyler, DR.. W. II. Gardner,
Jacob d, Swank, E. NJ. I.ichty, Joseph Hor-
rer, Capt. John II. Miller, Peter Snyder,
Simon P. sweitzer, Wm. Poorbaugh, John
Ankeny, VIM. Hobiitzell, Col. NJ. ID. Miller,
Noah Bird, John NJ. Yoder, John Biesecker,
DR.. W. s. Mountain, A. P. Miller.
SECRETARIES.
Ed b. Scull, Lou A. Smith, +. H. Wer-
ncI, j. =. LoWTyi ieter y. lover. Jus ~
Miller, A. G. Kimmell, DR.. II. d. Moore, J
NJ. Cover. b. f. Snyder, C. A. Walter A. G..
Benkhardt, Peter Shoemaker James Bos b
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
f. ]. Kooser, Noah Scott, VIM. b. Cook,
DR.. J. X. Miller, Peter Dumbauld, S. U.
Trent, A. C. Lepley.
Col. w. A. Stone. of Pittsburgh, the ora
tor of the evening, was introduced By Chair
man Scott, and for an hour and a half he
ably and earnestly discussed the issues as
joined between the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties, and compared the candidates
of each, presenting unanswerable arguments
in favor of the Republican party and its gal
liant standard bearers, Blaine and Logan.
While the Colonel was speaking the crowd
was most enthusiastic, frequently interrupt
ing him by their applause and cheering TO the
echo every good point made. AT the close
of Col. Stones remarks the band played a
choice selection, after which S. U. Trent and
W. II. Koontz, Esqr's. were called for, and
each made brief speech. F. ]. Kooser,
Esq, Chairman of the Committee then read
the following resolutions. which were unan-
imously adopted:
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Republican Meetings!

Meetings will be held at the following
named times and places, and will be address
ed by able speakers
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New Goods New Goods
Just received by PARKER & PARKER.
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A full line of floor oil cloths, table oil
cloth and carpet chain, at Parker &
Parkers.
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and bed comforts, from IS cents to s2.
PARKER & PARKER
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PARxEz 4 PARKEn

Our new line of shawls cannot be excelled
in style and price.
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DWELLING HOUSE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate Of Jacob May, deed late of Upper Turkey
foot township, Somerset county, Pa.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted 70 said estate to ma ke immediate
payment, and those having claimsagainst the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, the 10th day Of September,
i ssi, at my Office In Kingwood.
JACOB GERHARD,
augl5. Executors.
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II being understood that Gen. Campbell,
renOminated for Congress at Somerset Fri
day, would return home the same evening
about one thousand people were assembled
al the Somerset & Cambria depot when the
train came in, to greet him. The Mineral
City Band was there also. and played live
ly tune as the train pulled into the station
yard. A procession was formed, and the
General escorted 10 his residence on Walnut
street. In response 10 calls for speech he
made few remarks. thanking his fellow
citizens for their kind reception. DIR. A. J.
Endsley spoke for the people. and Mr.. Alex.
Kennedy also made brief speech. The
crowd was very enthusiastic, and the Gen.
eral may feel proud Of his reception by his
old and tried friends.-JchaSoira TIibtns.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1884,
all the personal property Of the said deceased,
consisting in part offs horses, cows, fat hogs.
2 wagons, buggies, l moving machine, horse
rake, and other farming implements ! sleigh, :
sleds, spring wagon, 2 sets buggy harness. sad
dies, copper and iron kettles, $50 sugar keelers,
500 bushels of Oats, Us bushels Of wheat, %
tons of hay, lot Of straw corn and potatoes by
the bushel coal and cooking stoves, clocks. |
over leo yearsold, beds, bedding, carpets, and a
large lot Of other household furniture.
ALSO
At the same time and place, the Home Farm,
containing loo acres, having thereon erected n
two-story Frame House, good Bank Barn, and
other usual Farm Buildings. IL contains large
Sugar Camp, and is well supplied with water.
This farm is In high state Of cultivation, and is
one 0fthe most beautiful and desirable farms In
the County, lying directly N0rthwes. of Berlin,
and adjoining the town. The cemetery on the
farm will be reserved.
Sale to commence at 9 O'iock A. NJ. when terms
will be made known.
W. A. POWELL, PETER ]. COVER,
sepl7-3t. Auctioner. Executor.
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Somerset county win have no fair this