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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-10-29
A DMINISTRATOR' SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

pursuant to an order OF the Orphans Court ol
j Somerset County, Pennsylvania, there will
be sold OF public sale at Berkley's Mills, Summit
Township Somerset County, Pa. on
SAURDAY Y, NOVEMBER 22, 1884
at o'clock p. NJ. the following described Real
Estate, late the property OF Augustus Medary
decd, 20 wit:
No. I. A tract Of land situate In the village Of
BerkIey's Mills. aforesaid. adjoining lands oil
Wilson Z. Walker, Mrs. Tracy Rhoads, Daniel
Bowman and W. II. Owens. containing about ]
acres good pasture land, good spring. etc.
No. 2. A tract of land situate in Summit Twp,
aforesaid, about IL miles from Rerkley's Mills,
adjoining lands OF VIM. Zinn, VIM. Hirsch, and
Andrew ]. Lehman. containing about acres, all
in good state Of cultivation
No. g. A lot Of ground situate in the Borough
Of Meyersdale, county of Somerset. aforesaid
known the plot of said town as lot No. 147 Of the
Oiinger survey-well fenced, and in good state OF
cultivation. M
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4 uDlroR's NOTICE

Having been appointed Auditor BY the Or
phan's Court Of Somerset County, Pa, TO distrib-
ute tho fnnds In the hands Of L. A. Kretchman n,
to sscsFsstn sdvancsmente and distFibuse the
funds to and among those legally entitled thereto,
notice IS hereby given that I viii attend 70
the duties Of ssid appolntmenf ~ my office In
Som erset Borough on Thursday, November 20,
lssk when and where all persons interested may
attend H. L. BAER,
octz2. Auditor.
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President Sayer, of the south Pennsylvz-
MIA Railroad. said in PhiIadelphia that the
road-bed and track of that railroad viii be
built at once as far as practicable. without
regard to when the tunnels win be finished.
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DWELLING HOUSES,

a large Bank Barn and other outbuiliIngs. adjoin-
ing lands OF George Rayman. David Berkey, ia
cob Dani eis, Joseph Schmucker VIM. s. Morgan
and others. The above land Is in a high state ol
cultivation, except about 20 acres of wood land II
Is situate about one mile from Morgan's Woolen
Roads, and is convenient to church and school
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THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Company Of The
United States.
Henry b. Hyde. Pres't.
120 BROADWAY. N. Y.
81 CHEAPISDE, LONDON.
s53,030,5S
i2,I09,756
1910.
ASSETS
SURPLUS
INCOME
New Assurance written in
1888, $S1. .l29,756 Paid to
policy holders during the last
"a years, $73,S77,699.

The Society has written. during the past twen-
ty years. an aggregate amount CT new assurance
larger than has been written by any other CON-
pany in the world
The surplus fund Of tho Soocisfy. On a four per
cent. valuation, Is larger than that OF ony other
life insurance company IN the world.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SocrETY Is
suessa plain and simple contract ofassurance free
from burdensome and technical conditions, and
INDISPUTABLE afier three years All poll
cies, as soon as they become indisputabie, are
payable IMMEDIATELY upon satisfactory
proofs q death. and legal release. without the
delay usual with other companies. By this
PRosPT PAYMENT, the beneficiary Of an EquisA-
BILE policy Is not only saved from annoying delays
and expenses, but receives pecunia-y relief as
quickly as IL tse amount ofthe assurance had
been Invested in bond Of the Government Of the
United States.
w. Frank Gaul.
SPeciai Agent for Somerset Co.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A DMINISTKATOR's NOTICE

Estate OF of Susanus Crossen, late of Middlecreek
Twp, Somerset County, Pa, deceased.
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 10 present them duly authenticated for set
tement on Saturday, the I'D day Of Nov, 1ssl,
at the residence Of the Administrator In New Gen.
treville Borough, Somerset County, Pa.
ID. W. WILL.
octI5 Administrator.
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STEAM Saw MILL FOE SALE.-Twenty five
horse power mounted on wheels nearly
new price low terms reasonable; owned
by Shallcross & Oliver. Located on land of
David e. Wagner, in Shade township,
Somerset county, Pa, where it can be exam
ined. For information applyto
CoFFRorH & RuPPEL,
Somerset Pa
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The snow flakes were flying in the air
Thursday and Friday.
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Dr. J.
NJ. I.outher
Physician and
Druggist, Somerset,
Pa. Chronic diseases
speciality. The purest and
best drugs in the market. Pat
ent Medicines. Stationery, Paints,
Oils, varnishes, etc., etc, kept constant
ly on hand, and sold at the very loves
prices. Store and Office on Main Street,
three doors east of the Somerset
House, Somerset. Pa. Don't for
get the place A share of
the public patronage is
respectfully solicit
ed. Call and in
spect my
stock
J. NJ. LouTHER, NJ. D.
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between the underslrded doing business under the
firm name Of Bowman n Kyle. was dis
solved On the sth day Of October, 1854, By mutual
consent. All debts owing % the said partnership
70 be received by either Of the former partners
at their Office in Stoyest0wn-
NOAH BOWMAN,
EDGAR KYLE
Noah Bowman VIII continue In bus-
iness In the same building as deal
er IN Dry Goods. Notions. Ciothiag ETC. Edesr
Kyle VIII eontinue business In the same buiIdIng
also, Is dealer In Groceries, Hardware. etc.
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NJ. NJ. TREDwELI


tASTORlA.
ben baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
ben she was child she cried for Castoria,
hen she was Miss, she clung to Castoria,
ben she had children she gave them Cast'a.
a YOU want a wagon that has an honest,
bare. stand-up air about it, that you can
bend on during rain or shine, fit for mar
mill or meeting, buy the celebrated
ndebaker Of James b. Holderbaum.
3. Mcdowell the main cross street Jewel
carries the largest and finest stock of
,atches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Silver
hted ware, in the county. All goods
karanteed as represented.
3 A full line Of new Standard Prints, at five
bits. Bleached Musl;ns, Sheetings. Pillow
Sc Muslins, Tickings, Table Linens. Nap
Dns. Towels, Shirtings, Ginghams, Brown
- Colored Canton Flannels, Red Flannels,
fhite Flannels and Bed Spreads, at Parker
D Parker's.
zig You want to buy a good time-piece go
4. H Wood, jeweler, No. Baer Block,
2here you have the largest stock in Somer-
q county to select from.
fTREsPAss NoHcE-All persons are here
a forbidden to taespass upon the property
i the undersigned, in Somerset township
INV person or persons found trespassing
] pon said property, viii be prosecuted ac-
brding to law.
ANDREW WoY.
! |The largest stock and best selections of
BACK Cashmers, Is inches wide; silk Warp
eshmeres, Colored Cashmers, Cloth Suit
bgs. Plaids 10 match. All the lates novel
J. in plain and fancy dress goods, can be
ben at
PARKER & PARKER's,
A full line of Ladies Underwear, Gloves
bookings. Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Collars
|nd Cuffs, Fichues, Neckwear at Parker &
Parker's.
New Fall Goods OF all kinds now coming
,, and prices are lower than last year, in
luding all the newest styles ofDress Goods,
Foreign and Domestic, Flannels, Canton
Flannels. Jeans. Casimeres, Table Linens,
Blankets, Caliooes, Ginghams, etc. Call
End see them. Mrs 4. f UHI-
Mar MAEKET.-Main Street.-We have
=, added large Refrigerator to our Meat
arket in which all meats can be kept cool
fed clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork, &c, kept
|pns;antly on hand Open daily. Parties
Plying meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
|raior until wanted
| We have, also, 10000 new brick for sale,
! Fhich we VIII sell by the hundred or thous-
f'd al low price.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
FIsHER's SCHOOL Book ExcHASGE.-At
'ishers Book Store, Somerset, you can buy
PconG-hand school books for much less
ban the price of new ones. Secondhand /
Fhcol books, if in good condition. and used
PyVhere in the county, can be sold here or !
Exchanged for others This viii be an ex-
iient chance for teachers, pupils and par
pts 10 work of textbooks for which they
pave no Use. A most extensive stock of
'ew school books and all kinds Of school
npplies and reward cards always on sale
Hall orders and inquiries solicited. Town
nd country merchants supplied.
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Ell MI EH. ~ i. I Ai---
be Buffalo Lime Company is now sell
Good Lime at eight cents, delivered on
<cars at their works. For orders, write to
liam Mason. Garrett. Pa.
ten,s Furnishing Good, all the novelties
be season in every branch of this line at
~ low prices, at Parker & Parker's-
nc prudent farmer or teamster. when
ting a wagon, invariably gets Studeoa'
from James b. Holderbaum.
Jew dress plaids at five cents : New bro
u dress goods at six cents.
PARKER d PARKER.
"a to L. Mcdowell for your fine watche'
a Jewelry and know that you are dealing
y a responsible party.
Nil open, on Thursday Of this week, a
H. lot Of Bonnets, Hats, Frames, Ribbons
bihers, yelvets, satius, latest Fall Styles,
fowest prices.
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Modoc Indian Oil cures pain instantly.
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FRID4Y, NOVEMBER IA, 1SS

at o'clock p. m, the following described ReaiE
tate. situate in Jenner Township Somerset Coun
ty, Pa, late the property of Joseph Berkey, deed
containing l59 acres more or less, having thereon
erected two nlank
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coo5sf New Goods
d ust received by PARKER 4 PARKER'
kw Millinery Goods of the latest styles
[-cos;,-a1
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Vote for Bowman.
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for November.
anaas for 1885 are out
forest leaves are going fast.
in the head are epidemic locally.
pOnd Dyes. for sale by c. n. Boyd.
overcoa,s are already seen on the
i Bargains in Dry Goods at Mrs. A.
BIS.
/. GOOD buggy whip go to James B.
rbaum.
rsaay night was rude reminder oi
Is bluster.
bargains in all kinds OF goods at
E. THIS.
studebaker wagon is model Of beau
durability.
Einery Latest Styles Lowest Prices
! NJ. Tredwells.
Alabastine for Walls and Ceihhgs
|only by C. \. Boyd.
hardware OF every description go 10
y B. Holderbaum'
al Bargains in Ladies and Chiidrens
Il at Mrs. A. E. Uhrs-
"a viii live long and prosper If you puy
karngs from C. n. Boyd,
|Sou would dye easy, use Diamond
4 For sale by C. \. Boyd
H. but pure drugs dispensed at c. NJ
! drug store. Call and see.
kck and Colored Velvets, all OF the very
snakes. at Parker & Parker's.
nok Trout. Salmon and Labrador Her
can't be beat. at Keller & Sanner's.
/, hest stock ofCigars and Tobacco in the
srsto be found at Keller & sanner's.
mi, line of Black and colcred Silks at
i never before offered, at Parker & Par
|, now line of shawls cannot be excelled
Ele aud price
PARKER & PARKER.
sansaee cutters and suffers, butcher
20
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate f!

By virtue ofan order of sale issued out Of the
Orphans Court Of Somerset County, Pa, 10 the
undersigned, there will he exposed topublic outcry
on the premises on
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Vote the straight ticket.
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sausage cutters and suffers, butcher
es butcher saws, steels, etcp 60 TO Jas.
[olderbaums
kfull line of white and oolored blankets
kbed comforts. from 20 cents 10 3.
PARKER & PARKER,
food. the Main street jeweler, sells not
the Waltham. but Rockford. Elgin,
several other makes Of American
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Vote for Ankeny.
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! |The largest stock and best selections of
Back Cashmers, IS inches wide; silk Warp
Pashmeres, Colored Cashmers, Cloth Suit
hrs. PIaids 10 match. All the lates novel
T. in plain and fancy dress goods, can be
ken at
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Vote for Meyers.
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sipesv,lle. Oct. "a. 1884.
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\ new line of shawls cannot be exoelled
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w. Frank Gaul.
SPecial Agent for Somerset Co.
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Vote for Critchfeld.
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PARKER & PARKER.
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Vote for Morgan.
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Vote for Dumbauld.
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Vote for schrock.
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Vote for Winters.
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H Il IS = O N a l. -

Mr.. GARRETT PARSONS Of this vicini.
ty, paid us ar acceptable call on Satur.
day last.
Rev. A. c. HoPkrNs, D. D., who spent
last week in this place with Judge Jas.
ID. Armstrong. left on Monday for his
nome In Cbarlesiown, accompanied by
Miss KATIE CLARK. on her return home.
Judge JAMES d. ARMSTRONG let on
Monday to preside over Mineral Circui:
Court at kcyscr. 1t will probably be
an interesting sc,sion. Among other
matters coming before the court will be
The appointment OF clerk OF tho court
TO GIL the vacancy occasioned by tho
death of Colonel Head.
Prof J. Il. McGAxy opened his school
at Capon Bridge last Monday.
We had p,easan. call Monday from
Liont. ISAAC PARSONS of this county and
his brOther-in-lsw, Mr.. COOK OF AIIegbe.
ny City, Pa.
We wcro OF aware until after our last
paper had gore to press, that our fellow.
towusmep, SAMUEL l.. FLoURSoY and
JAMES A. GIBSON. E'quirss. were in
Hardy last week.
We had cali on Tuesday from one
OF our prompt patrons, JoHN MAarrx.
Esq, formerly OF Springfield. nov of
Cumberland, Md.
Our worthy friend, john T. PEERcs.
Esq, of Mineral, vas 10 town during the
recent hno oleighing. we understand.
doing good service. with his nice slei. h
anil comfortable robes.
We arc GLAD TO state that cur friend.
Mr.. JoHN }. INsSeEr of this vicinity.
who had ssch a sudden attack OF illness
about the holidays is convalescinr.
Samuel L, Flournoy ,Esq. was ia to
see Us yesterday morning aud gave US
some cheering news in regard TO orr
railroad
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ON THE Loss or
EZ:'y'y'la'g's;;yiIII|:s!;'y'|'sS

Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad.
lSN cute OF Seminsi weakns7', or Spermatoi-
rhni, induced by Self-Abuge. Involnntstv
Emissions, Impoteocy, Nervous Debility. and
lm2edlnen,s 10 Marriage generally, Consump.
ton, Epilepsy and Fits -iiental and Physical
lncapscily. &c.-By ROBERT j CULVER
WE'LL. ", D., suthor oftbe "Gfeea COOK. &c
The world renowned author. ia this admir-.
Roie Lecture, clearly proves from his ogu sI.
PeFionce that The awful consequences Of Self.
Abuse MAJ 10 rGs'ausliy removed with5at
dangerous surgical operations 6ouzies. iustr1
ments, rings or cordIals, pointing out a mode
oi cure AZ once certain and eFectuai, by which
every sufferer, NJ matter what bis condition
may be may cure himself cheaply, privately aus
radically
~ This Lecture viii prove boon Ia tbon
sands add thousands
cent under zeal in plain envei>,p- =, a..
address, POSTPAID, on receipt 81 fo = ~ ""y
two postage stamps. AddreS, 0eN" O'
TIE CULYERu EI,. rcntc, -
III Ann 81 New York N o., 90 20 "
Jan. ~ 1854 ~, Wv 1--WE bok,
$50
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MARRIr.D

AT tie residence OF ID. Yaun, on Los,
river, On thr 9th uli., by fha Rev. l.,
ID. CALDWELL, Mr.. PRESLEY q. MILLER
to Miss MARY + FUNKlicusER. ali Of
Hardy county.
On the 23rd u'r., at the residence OF
Lorenz, S;cwar', Esq. BY Rev Will
liam Hedges, Mr.. AMOS NoaroN STEW
APT 10 Miss SARAH VIRGINIA FoeIr.
both O. Hardy county.
On The 2jtS,alt ut thc residence OF
John Keckley, Esq, by tho same Mr
SAMUEL SrRossIbEn 20 Mss SUSAN
ktcxLEY, all Of Hardy COUNTY
On tho Sis, ult.. in PiedS.ls. by
Rev. j. nj. Clymer. JAMES RICHIE to
Miss SARAH FIsHRg.
Dec. 1898, in Piedmont, nv Ecv.
Wm Ston iea'oire, .JA,.es w DAVIS 10
Miss FfcroKIA L. CARR-l.oliI Of Pied
mont.
On the LIST INST. al Elk Garden, Mineral
county, by Rev. II H. Massh. Epw'D C.
MILLER To Miss ELLA McLAUGuLrw.
Az CaleGonis On the 2nd inst., ny lie
Key. james Beatty, ID. JAc,B V. PgArr
tn Mes SUSAN Z. SHERMAN. both Of
Hardy county.
On HE Fad ms. at residence OF r. II.
Carskareon, ELrJaH IS. JoHNsuN 10
MISS EMMA c, Standardization OF
Mineral county.
On the 3ri inst. at the KEYS House.
IN kcyser by Rev. J. VI. Clyner. RAN
DoLPH NEVILLE to Mss A POWELL
both OF Mineral county.
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The necessity for PROMPT aud oaicient
household remedies ia daily grow ing
more Imperative, ani Of these pos.et-
'ei > 'omach Ritters ia the in mer-
and the Gost popular Irreculari,y
o. tho stomach aud bowels. malarial f.
rers, liver complaint. debility, rheuma.
'slh and minor ailments, are thoroughly
conquered by this Incompatible family
restorative and medicinal .afeguard. and
l. ~ Justly regarded a. the purest and
mos comprehensive remedy Of its class.
i Or sale by all Drueei-ts AMI Dealers
te"eTa'IY, Jau.d.
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Benefits Of Advsr.lsing.

Bread Is the staI of HE. 80 il sa-
vertising the staff Of business.
blessed .a,c they who CO uos al
vertise. Tor they shall rarely lie troub-
led with q customer.
You can't eat enough in a week to
last you . year, and you cau't advsr-
tise on that plan either
Business can go without advertis-
ing. 90 can wagon 60 without greas-
ing, bat in both casea it is hard
work.
No bells ring 81 load as o good nd.
vertisement. People are more ant tn
heed what they rs.d than what they
Lear.
Those who take the lead in pushing
their business through the newspapers,
generally take the lead in every thing
else.
Ifyou don't mean to attend to your
business, and prefer = slender income
while your neishbors grow rich, it
won't Fay TO advertise.
Judicious advertising is sure to
bring large returns, to increas, Your
business reputation, 10 add to your ac-
qnaintnnce.
Ifyou haven't business, advertise.
II you have business. advertise. is
q poor rule that won't work both
ways A place we'll advertised Is
known to many, while ono not adver.
tised is known only 10 few passers-
BY.
Quitting advertising in dull times is
like pulling down dam when the WA
ter is low when trade revives, il
will rush by him who does not 8 nv it
with ready customers The way 10
have such always OH hand is through
advertising.
&c Hester, KittreIl, :. c. saws !:
Il used Browns Iron Bit era as ton
ic for general ill-heal,h and torn
them good
Mr.. J. j. G. Steele, Walker.ville.
y. c.. says: My wife has used
Browns Iron Bi,ters and she csteems
them very highly
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DIE ID,

AT The residenc, Of Angus VI. Wood.
Esq. on Lost River. on the 9th ult.
MISS sALLIE nj. IssKEgP most es,i-
mabie lady, oged "a years. She was a
sister OF the late Abraham A. Inskren
OF Hardy county and first cousin Of the
late Forman Inskeep OF this county.
On the 22nd ult:, ut the residence of
his nephew, Sanford Rawlings, In Min.
era' county, JAMES WEIGH, in the s4.h
year of his age.
Near Salisbury Charlton county
MO, on the 25th of December 1889
Mr. Jacob III. Baker formerly OF this
county. Mr. j. was soldier in the
Confederate army and removed TO
no. soon after the war.
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NOTICE.

Elder kINcAID will preach on Sstur-
Gay night aud Sunday ooh AMI goth OF
January st lOl O'Clock. 4. NJ, al Rso,
on North River. A C ,r,li invitation i :
extende! t. all to attend. FIN. /.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sunper
VIII be observe in the Presbyterian
Church in Rpmney on the 3f,s S,bbah
o. January, 1881. Preparatory service.
VIII b'gin on the Wednesday preceding.
q. w. FINLEY,
Dec. 81, 1883. Pastor
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Commissioners Notice.

The accounts Of 4. l.. Pngh Depusv,
lcf John Monroe Sheriff Of Hampshire
County, and q such Committee Adm'r.
OF 9 &. Allum,ng, ioc'd., AMI the ac-
couutofJ. G Heiskell Trustee of Gron.
VIE S'pemaker. being before me for set.
''men'. Notice Is hereby given ,hot
E'Ii attend At my house in Romnev. w
r., on the 5sh day OF February, 1884,
''' ne parpose Of receiving proof Of a
ny q DTS OF demands against Ire sail
= q. Allamong OF lie Estate 81 nd also
fsaihsi Granville shoemaker
,'von dn'er my hand this l0lh LAY
o. December, 1888.
JAMES a. GIBSON,
Cbmmissioner ot Accounts.
Dec. u. 1885. CIV.
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The New York OBSERVER has pub.
llshed New srd Beautiful
CALENDAR FOR 1884,.
specially designed AMI printed bv Mar.
Gus Ward & Co, Of London. /, viii
he On ornament 10 the Library, School.
or Office
We will send bis elegant Calendar 10
az. address, post tree, fer Ten Gents.
address.
NEW YORK OBSERVER.
Il ard SO Perk Row.
New York, Jan. 4, 1884.
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The INSTITUTES cas- called To order nv
the presiding officer. J L DYcmE. Tn.
nrss subject --Me1tai Arithmetic
oenefits, methods Of teaching, was de
cussed by various members OF tie In
stttute.
Other subjects Tor discussion we're.
Methods OF teaching. Grammar, Cslis.
tsenics and Country Schools. Best Ne.
t.o-ss or teaching Descriptive Geogra-
ply. &C., &c.
Ni0Hr SssnoN
was well attended by Teachers. Patrons
and School Officers. First subject
nov shall 90 secure the cooperation or
PARENTS and officers. which vas resoond.
81 to by all the memoers OF In.t,tu,e.
Next in order was Select Reading. BY
James K. Dychc. j. d. Blair and Frank
Mcclellan. And Last, bot not least.
The Sentiment Rcli, which was quite in.
teresting.
The ord session will be held 1t Alaska.
on the first Saturday in February. We
mud the teachers OF Mineral alive TO the
work. putting forth every effort they can
In preparing them for their calling.
Moro anon. TY.
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Notice.

\ LII persons indebted u Tho state of
joseph Fab, decd, are respoc,fui-
~ rcque'tei to coruo forwsrd and pay
Up by Tue hrs. Of March next, or their
Gains will hc placed in the hands of an
officer for collection.
SlLAS MILLESON,
Executor T Joseph Fahs, dec j.
January 4, 1884.
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JANUARY l.. 1884.

Below we invite your attention to a Cir
cuiar which we have issued for the purpose
OF explaining our position and our great
need at this time. In almost every instance
You will find it annexed to your itemized
account. and we hope all will read it care
fully and by complying with it greatly as-
sist us in establishing regular and syste-
matte settlements.
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