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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Tur Democrats ac tii claiming O
dozen Congressional districts In the
south flai Wcn undoubtedly carried by
the Republicans AZ the ate election. and
e. IL probable thai certificates viii De- Civ
cE the claimants Il j. cerain, however.
that the Republicans viii sian in with a
clear maionty Of not les than five Ia the
HOUSE. and an investigation of the doc
forcd and flsihed returns will doubtless
result ia the unscatine Ct those who can
not clearly show tina; they were legally
aud fairly elected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

JACKSONVILLE November ls.-Bulietin
for the last q houn New cases, - deaths
!. total deaths. 5os. ofthe new cases ioul
are white. The city proper is Compare.
a,ive,y FREE from yellw fever. The suburbs
develop most Of the new cases. The fever
has appeared In a Yirulent form in South
Jacksonville. across 81. Johns river. Gaines
vile reports five new cases and one death.
Money is needed badly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
Lynehoa five OF HIS Enemies

SrHfNoFIetp No. Nov l5-A rumos
reached Ibis ely today from CAds'ian coun-
rs. thc home Of tlo famous Bald Knobbef
king. Dave Walker 10 Ire edst that i've Of
Inc Witness who tesfihed against ham In bis
tual ior murder nave been lynched hy Raid
kn0bber-. tissaid fhe ideads % Walker
waited nail The supreme Court had passed
upon h2ea-s. aud when il Mas aanouncei
thai The sx-cLief ofthe Bald knohber rgu-
laiors must hang they wreaked Vengeance
on the Csc leading witness Who brought
him within the shadow Of the Tali0ws.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
COUKT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Honorable NfLLlMI RaFn
President Judge II the several Courts ~ Cmman
liels q the several culutie- Composing the fffh
Judicial District ant Justice 0ffde tnfIf- af over
and leru-iner AMI General Jail ncircu fr the
ll2i Of an capital and ufher offenders iu tas said
lstuet and SAnuEl MAfgEH unduErvEn T.. sut-
YEh- 81 r Judges ~ the Courts ~ Common Flen.
aud Justices ~ the Courts 81 oyer and re-miner
AMI GENERAL dlil Delivery or fh- trial If an aarf-
tai aud other offenders IN the County OK Somerset
have issued their p~rccepts. and "a me directed
for holding A Court 81 Common piens and General
Quarter sessions ~ the Peare anil General Dali
Delivery and Courts Of Oyer AID TeuniucE al
Somerset. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

The southern paFeH ane vigorously at
tempting the foolish task Of holding the
S-laihern States together ~ a political
emit by raising the cry that thc result 81
the late clec;ion wasa victory over the
South and not = virtoy over the ncmo-
cratic party Ths sieoos ~ malignant
tom oolen via only ueacl upon - au-
th1u They may eont.nne 10 oeeave
and eefrani Republicans ia that ssfion
q TIE Iniea. but ihc aimision ~ mes
Sistes all s.aa shin the balance ~ %
iitcai power o tae Wet Tie power Of
s.ia souih = Fone FOREVER and the
roensf politicians 81 taai eesasa learn -
aanf uui iEt ~ hUQier aey VII De-
Ne North. ~ S1ulh. bai The whole u0di-
,ided UnioR. win hereafter hethe raic Of
governmental action.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

4 DEMOCRATIC organ say that General
Harrison viii not make a cabinet Of men
greater than himself Possibly not.
General HARRISON has fully proved him
self the peer OF any. Ii his cabinet il
composed Of men Of his breadth % states
manship and his loyalty the public will
be content
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Tux official count shows that Harri.
sons plurality IN New York is $3.50.
Cleyeland's plurality in 1854. was i.0i7.
In the late contest the Republicans came
down to Harlem Bridge With 5000 Re
publican plurality.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

UNDER the new law The Presidential
Electors will meet at their respective
Stale capitals, on the second Monday in
January instead OF the first "Wednesday
an December as formerly. This law also
provides that the Governor Of each State
shall send to the Secretary Of state al
Washington a copy Of The vote in detail
on each Elector, as certified by the STATE
Board Of Canyassers. The ballots Of the
Electors will be opened and counted in
joint session Of Congress on the second
Wednesday in February.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
ooFF SAYS HE'S ELECTED.
He Declares the wiz of the People
Shall be Enforced

wnEEIISG, Nov. lo.-Tbe following re.
ceived this evening from General Goff is sell
explanatory
CLaRksBuRG. W. Va, Nov. I9.-MeDowell
county gives me III majority. Hon. John
Cooper telegrapls from Braulweil thar my
majority in Wyoming is I2 Official re
turns now how we have carried the state,
aud ] shall use all proper means, before all
suitable tribunals, 10 enforce the viii Of the
people as expressed at the polls, and TO pro-
tect their interests and rights
y. Corr.
Though the Democratic committee still
claims the election, Judge Fleming, COTS
competitor. admits it settled.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
AmonF 30 81 comraasa

l~sprtSsrolrs NoFlg-A ssspsina vas
Ireu Mr Harnssn ana ulf tonight b. the
sarrirur 81 bic uli narimeat The Scscnfieth
ln.aaua d was attended b. over Sp Of
tlse survivor ~th iheir wives and dausht-
es q Ma > brilliant event Ne sPe-rhe
vcrr mode tbs General and M. Harri.1n
Ipssng abe Lime -,cially Tor Two houn
anoig Their loyal fieads Tie nrinens
has lukea sieFs % aoeonpany the General TO
wHldnsion on the occosion Of his inauxu-
mfion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
NOTICE

All persons purchasing az the above sole viii
please take notice that "a part Of the purchass
m0ney-l0 be made knoun 20 the time OF tbl
sale-wM be required as s,ou As The pr1aerfy &
knocked down. otherwise it win again BE- expos
ed to sale as the risk of the first Purchaser. The
residue Of the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday 81 the lst week OF the Dec.
terra Of Court, the time fixed by the C0u-i
for securing the acknowledgment Of deeds. ana
no deed viii BE Acknowledged until the purchase
money Is paid in full
sherih-s once. z s McMfLLEN.
Nov. a. ISIS. sheriff.
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1889.
Harper's Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.

Hppers Young People begins its tenth vol
ume with the first Number in November.
During the year it will contain five serial
stories, including Originates, by Kirk
Munrce The Red Mustang, by ". o.
Stoddard and A Day in Waxlond.' by
Il. X. Mankitrick " Nels ThurIow's Trial,
by J. T. Trowbridge " The Three Wishes 4"
by F. Anstec aud Brander Matthews a Sc
ries Of fairy tales, written and illustrated by
Howard Pyle Home Studies in Natural
History By DIR. Felix L Oswald Little
Experiments by Sophia b. Herrick and
"Glimpses o. Child Life from Dickens by
Margaret Z. Sangsier articles on various
sports and pastimes, short stories bv the best
writers, and humorous papers and poems,
with many hundreds Of illustrations OF cx-
cellenI quality. Every line in The paper is
subjected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny
in order that nothing harmful may enter its
columns.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

The silver lining 10 the democratic
cloud is that they have beenthere before.
To a party thar was ssni upsait River SIX
consecutive times another voyage is not
likely 10 prove fatal-PuiaSap lia Ioa,s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
NOTICE IN DIroRcE.

r. IHnic =. Iftfe0as
Ycn nre hereby notified to be and appear al the
next Conrt Of Common Pleas &C Somerset County
IA. % be held at Somerset on the md Monday
q December IssS 10Th dayl 70 answer the com
paint OF George Peterson yonr husband, and
Show cause. fanny You have, why your said hns
baud should NOT be divorced from the hond OF
mnfTsnlony eniercd into with you. agreeably O.
the PRAYER % hi petition aud libel exhibited
against you before said Court and fled 20 M. ;.
May Term ISIS and No. ~ september Term 1sSs
sHERIFF.s ofP1cE. r. s MsMILLEN,
Somerset Pa Not. Il. IS Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

THE Fifty-fnst Congress aill contain
four e~x-speakes Of that body Nathaniel
+. Banks, Of Massachusetts Samuel :.
Cox. Of New York Samuel j. Randall.
Of Pennsylvania, aud John g. Carlisle, Of
k.anfnckr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

How would IL be for Randall to vote
with the Republican, on the organization
Of the House This is what the free
trade cranks in the party wanted him 20
do a few months ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Tar official majoriy fer the Democrats
in Maryland Is only G,ls2 That is a
pretty narrow margin, and il may be
wiped out four years hence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

ABorr this time our Democratic friends
are beginning 10 appreciate the signifi-
eance Of their old cry-Turn the ~rascals
out The ghosts Of the past use 70 jeer
and tauut them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
MONDAY DECEMBER 10. IS.

NoTrCE Is hereby given 10 all The justices OF the
Peace. the Coroner and COustahles within fhe
saln Comfy ~ somerset that they be then aud
mere N thcr proper persons win their rolls rec
onssi iHqnisltionS. examinations and other re-
membranes. 50 do those things which h their
oaiee and ~ that behalf spperfain 10 be done.
aih1 also they who VIII prosecute against the IRIS
oners thai are OF shah be ia the jail % smtrrt
County. { e thcn and there 10 prosecute againSf
them a shall be Just.
Sherifff Gfice, r : Nc.UITFN
nov 10 y sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Etafe0f Abraham Baker. deed. late Of Somerset
Twp. somerset Co. Pa
Letters ~ ADMINISTRATORS on the above estate
having been grated 10 the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given 10 al
persuus indebted a. said estate % make immedi-
ate paymers. and those having claims against
The same VIII pr>cut them duly authenticated
fer settlement on saturday. the e8i DAY Of Dec.
isss. ~ the once Of II. J. Baer. IN sonerSei lsar.
SOLOMON BAKER,
WM. T. BAKER.
noyfe Admf. ofAbrm. Baker, deed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

ErERNAl vigilance is the price Of a
fair count in West Virgins. IL n is to
be had, and the fact that Chairman Quay
doesn't take many hours for slumber IS
cause for rejoicing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Mr.. CLEvEIAND went 3 long way out OF
bis road 10 kick toe American sheep, but
it is observed that the festive animal Is
browsing il green pastures by pleasant
waters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

CONGRESS eonvenes again on the Inst
Monday Of December, a little ~ a
week from now. It's session will end on
the All Of March, 1889.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Al the Republican hznqaei IN NeN York
"a Wednesday erenins. John s Wise in a
speech aid Grover Cleveland knew fal
vel thar four years age ne was not elected,
but Was counted in.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
HARPER & BRorHERs. New York.
STORE PROPERTY
For SALE

By the undersigned. in the town Of LavunsyiIle.
Somerset County, Pa, on the Bedford and Nj
Pleasant plank Road, ( miles west Of S0nlerssi.
the County seat and Railroad station this prop
erty is centrally located, being on the North west
corner of the diamond, and consists OF three
eights Of an acre ofground, with a two and 4 half
story frame dwelling. with Il" and storerOom
combined size, with II" % feet front. and 50
feet deep there are 10 rooms in the Building,
the store room being well lifted up and being the
catch place. IL always commands a large trade .
there are on the premises a good well. gerdeH and
cellar two warehouses, "a wash house. wood.
coal and smoke houses. large and comm0di0us
stabilng, and fruit of all kinds. Evansville j. q
town OF about 8 residences population about
20 has Two churches, Lutheran and Reformed,
two schools, two stores. a large creamery and va
rious mechanics, and estimated in the hear OF
one Of the wealihiest farming aud most extensive
stock raising and produce communities IN SOmer-
set County. and has always been uo,cd asa good
place for merchandising. This property IS in
COOL trim. anil IL the most desirable store site.
and best business stand in tile town is always
occupied and commands sl2j rent annually viii
be- sold cheap, and on easy terms. Toe right man
wish make a bonanza By Investing here. No
goods for sale property only. Possession given
april !, ISIS For price and fermSeah on Or address
ALEXANDER cOUNTRYMAN.
B9X 2l0, Evansville, Somerset County, Pa.
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AIsO

All the light. file. interest. sad Slain Of Russo
Z Bcachy Of. la. aud u the following described
real estate VIZ: S. certain lots nf ground stu
ale Ia Salisbury Borough somersetCo. Pa. known
as lots No. s. and o. Belchy's addition of said
borough. Taken in execution A. the properly Of
QuSscl r Beach at the s,it Oh. O. Lowry.
All the right. title. interest and elaiIa Oft C.
TwoIney. Of IN and 10 the following described Fesl
estate, viz
No. ]. 4 certain tract OF lana situate In Ale
gheny Township, somerset County. Pa. adjoin-
ing lands Of Meid sheridan. savage Fire Brick
Company aud Baltimore a Ohip Railroad. con.
taiuing macres more on less. having thereon crrc-
tel a dwehlng house, etc, with The appuIenan-
ccS.
40. 4 ccrt3il lot o. ground sifiItei IN Ale
ghany township Somerset county Pa. Surrounded
by lands OH F. Weld. c0ntaiiing Z acres more
or less, having thereon erected a dwelling house.
with the appurtenanCes.
TaSenin execution - The properly Of T. q
IwOmey at the salt Of Charles j.. Gutham Secrc-
tary Historical Publishing Company.
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capltai chat.

-
From the Pinsburgh sunday Dispatch.
There 5 only one verdict expressed By
those who have been to New York during
the campaign that the glory ofthe victory
in New York S5ste belongs entirely to Mr..
Quay. ". c. MacBride. Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, who predicted Mr.. Harrisons cleo
ton in good season, says that Quay IS a
wonderful man. His organization was
perfect said Mr.. MacBride, on his return
from New York. He was prepared for
anything. IN the districts where he knew
Harrison had a majority he kept a good
working margin Hihe Republican major
ity was so, he had it reported 20 him as
so. lfany attempt had been male 10 steal
the State after the Republican returns We're
10, he had still that margin Of extra votes to
fall back upon. He was prepared for any
attempt 10 bluff. too, and if the Democratic
managers had tried 10 claim the State, he had
5.eoo business men ready to go out on Broad
way aud 90 their bluff one better.
Another correspondent who wa in the
thick Of the fight. said There could have
been no tampering with the returns while
Qaay was there. He had the entire Pinker-
ton force out, with Robert Pinkerton at their
bead, guarding the polls. There was one
attempt made to steal 500 or GOO votes IN
Brooklyn, but one Of Qaay's detectives found
ii out. and called upon johnny Davenport at
6 O'Clock in the morning to checkmste the
move. The Republican Committee had
Bnce's wire tapped, and knew every message
that came into tie Democratic headquarters
or was sent out b. the Democratic Commit
tee.
Mr.. Drice and the Democratic COMMITTEES
Knew at midnight ef tuesday That Harrison
had carried NeE York and before daybreak
they knew that Wisconsin and Illinois had
stayed ia the Republican ranks, and that
Cleveland was certainly beaten The story
that senator German had discovered errors
la the count ia kings county was circulated
throughout the country forthe sole purpose
81 giving Cleveland haekens a chance tohedg
s5rie of their bets There was very little
hedge, though. and it Is probable more
money changed hand- GU the event q ihis
contest than on any previous PresideTal
election. Representative ". L. Scott Of
Pennsylvania. has lost an amount estimated
ai S3os.09l. Tie money which Maaoney,
le bookmaker. was putting up all oyer the
country on Cleveland was Mr. SCOTS.
The Republican Girl and her Win
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

IT was President Cleyeland's free trade
theory that caused the condition that
nov confs5nis him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

TnE chrysanshemums sti'l bloom over
the grave Of the Democracy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

No body c1res now whether Mr. CleSe-
land rses fishing on next Decoration Day
OF not.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

New YORK sun.
10 The list ofeleotion bets should be chron-
iclel a waserof $500 won by ayoung lady in
this city on Harrison. She bet IN earnest
and put up her money Ike the other fellows
and took her winnings like a man. but She
didn impart any vernilfion hHes to her
particular part of the toxin IN consequence
didn't increase the measurement of her era
mum or stay on, all night to come home in
a cab while the birds sang in the dawn
nor Try TO unlock the front door with a
hairpin or a shoe hook didn't 90 on a can
dy bender or asoia-water fzz; didn't even
buy a bonnet or a bon-bon box, bni gave
the entire sum to charity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

FrEN Democrats and N%ugwumps seem
happier than the St. Johns and the
Brookses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Mss. Hannisox Is wearing that vim
ming smile nov
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

IT is believed that the Mills tariff bilf'
viii never lie taken from the ~ice-cooler.
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A DMrSisrRArORs NOTICE.

Esaafe ~ nlllara Meyer. leed LA. 4frrrhr-
valley Hur- -faleraf nu. ia.
Aetitr 81 -rafinr Huf lea lIVeasiaf hnr-
luf pern UlufeltltI e md fIrfrIh r rne urrfrr
ll!l9Hi naiur Is hene1T given t1al r-ra.us
indebted 90 said estate o. mike imnfd ate nsr-
meA- aud those having ciflE.f Hgainsr the same
VIII present them dulg authenticated f1r settle
meui 0n -stuniay Hcrem1er - fs.f at the r~-
silence afthe AdIui.i.irata nrrhsrraifev Ta-
WILLIAM FTU-F
uurII tF~frHrr.for
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Tnr next thing to prepare for is tbe
Inauguration.
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Beats Pennsylvania.

Kansas Is the hammer Republican State.
It gave Harrison 5000 majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

An epitome of everything that is attractive
and desirable in juvenile iiterature.--Boston
Courier.
A weekly feast Of good things to the boys
and girls ~ every family which ii visits
Brosllya Uaioa.
It is wonderful in its wealth of pictures,
Information and interest-ckrisiGa lido
cafe. ". J..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
A Corn Famine IN kansas.

ToPEks, Kan Nov. i5.-The Railroad Com
missioners have addressed communications
to the general managers Of all railroad com-
paaies operating in the State asking them to
give a half rate on grain shipped to Western
Kansas. This Is lone 70 enable the farmers
TO procure corn 70 feed their stock. Hot
winds last July ruined their crops.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21


w are nor e5sriag one III Of Meas Erru
Fdiae Nataral EooI Sliris and Dravsrs at
81 eaoa. Oae ii fri regular made n 81 %
One lot extra henry of 81 81 each. me Tot
ertra henry and me At g 90.
Our line in English Natural Wool Cash
mere and Scotch Lambs Woola and Merino
Underwear is complete in every Particu-
lar. We alsl call attention to our large
line Of Mems HalfHoss in heavy Scotch
Lambs Wool, Camel's Hair. Cashmere.
Merino. Natural AMI Slk-mixei Wool, in
in all grades
Special attention is called t. oa- Fast
Black and best qualities If English Hand
made Cotton Hllfhosc.
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rerm.-p estsge Prepaid, SO 90 a Year


Vol. y Begins Nor. g, 1888.
Specimen Copy sent on receipt ola 2-cent
stamp
Single numbers, 5 cents each.
Remiitancss should be made by Postofice
Money Order or Draft, TO avoid loss.
Newspapers aye a0' % copg this .AdceHissmcat
waho,d he eylrev order Of Hpper d Bros.
Address-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21
LADIES BALBRIGAN UNDERWEAR

We have the best assortment ~ fhs
class Of underwear We have ever shaan.
Ladies' Vests. high neck and bong s'cotr.
and high neck and ribbed arms 30 c.
better grade Of the French M 75r a. y
l.. :. and II. y. K. A.-a finer grade. Icr-
sey fitting. at 81; both hong and no
sleeves. and a still finer quality, Jersey
fitting, at 1925. II. \. L. $, and high neck
and ribbed arms
ladies B~albriggan Drawers. French.
from 81 to 81 s. per pair, according TO
size ond quality.
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ne Fifty-First congress.

According 10 the information received to-
day al Senator Quays headquarters, the 5ist
Congress will stand As fellows
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-21

Tas return judge q the Teenfasiii
Congressional District, comprising the
counties AZ somerset, RedfoFd, Blair and
Cambria. met at Hoiiidaysburg last Toes
aay 10 canras the vote r,sf Tor the Office
81 Congress on the eth inst- andto make
out the certificate 81 eieeiioH for the sue
cssfal candidate Harrison IL Lush Of
Lower Turkexfoot township vas the r.
turn iiag Tor Somerset c,anty Aaron
Cessna. Esq Tor Bedford James ~
Kinkaid, for Blair aud II. H. Meyers, fer
Cambria. The rose as cangassed STOOD
a. follows.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
80 15 1Ss8-

DG VIRTUE Of an order of sale Issued cut ofthe
y Orphans COurt uf S0menef Co.. Pa tothe IN
dersigned directed, he VIII expose 10 sale by pub
lie cutlery ON
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wspsrsOAY sgsnsesa ~
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Notlce ID Stockholds.

IITr-urnsu Pa
Soy. l. Is-4
P~ITrsBrRcH & CONNELrsvuLE ~RBILRoAD.
eEsEEkL orflrE
No,ics Is hereby given. iast ia accnrfauee win
the ehHrter and by-hsss nfthi- Ctmpanv. the an
ulal meeting ~ s ockholalfs VIII b. held a. Tire
Mn1aneaheia House ~ the eity 81 puhurgh. or
Monday. Decemhfr {. nezt. at = O'Clock. m. far
tle electou n a BEARD OF directors o. serve tr
the ensuing year, tud Dr tae iuusarlioa 81 sueh
other bushes a. may Pc Brought before the
meeting.
The Ssoek transfer books win he es-ed on the
21tl inst and rfiaaiu closed until efer the an
nua4 meeting OF stockholders.
j 2. WASHINGTON.
Secretary.
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Dwelling House,

Bank Barn. and other autbuildi8rs. Three good
orchards. with best quality OF fruit. Good water.
&c. Situate one mile from Hooversyille station.
on line offs. * c Railroad, in d good farming
comuIunity-conve1ien % church and school,
TERMS:
Ten per cent Of the purchase money 20 be paid
down on day Of sale. the remainder OF a. the
confirmation ofsale, IN one year and the re
manning ore-thiTi twQ year. thereafter Wiiholf
interest. Deferred payments 20 be secured Upon
the premises by Judgment bond. Possession given
on confirmation OF deed,
For nrsher Information address The unGc-sIer-
ed az SiOyeSroWn Pa.
J. T. sC0rr, JOSEPH k0CHER
Attorney. Trustee.