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THOMAS BOWLING. AuctioneeE.

NEh1 VALUABLE 1HhEE-STOh1 FRAME Dwell
MEAN rh sl MakNE AXH AS
| On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FIRST.
1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK i shall otter al public auc.
front II BY depth OF ios feet 70 80 loot al
ley improved by three story frame dwelling contain
ton and the sale offers hne opportunity parties
to sspcs reilly Sa IL home
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
e6ssers cost siSo deposit required 4 the Tune U Of
'H ses5-dkds hoAAS D3 Xue tnmss
EAL EsTATH IN T TN CHI Of
sSGokS P IhhP
ADg1iSiSd The EEsID2N ,S % Of Nix. JUS 5.
TIc E,I BRAA LI OF The s. PEEME coHk.
AND The PkoPEnTY xSD kEsIpENcE or
HON Nm MATHEW 9, kMEkh On THE 0IhLk,
AND RUNNING BACK n K sikEET. IN
sRick GoGSG HSD
| BRICK STABLE.
Dis rict of Columbia passed on tn Sd day OF March,
A. ID. 1883, wherein Samuel A. Lee. by his committee
Lee ct al, attendants in equity No. IO52I.
w sen t %oS. Se II sS f e
Der. a. D. 1895, at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ.
IN s 6e C Ia the city q
mum 9ered two So OF The subdivision 10y stephen A.
bered i've hunurei aud sixty t566 srecSrded in the
oc OF the surveyor Of SAID District the book Of
the improvements thereon aud appurtenances thereto
sad 10, fronts stsl fe.t on the
and OF that width extends back distance hum
thence further depth u hirtynve ts5J feet t. the
south line Oh north street by width of twenty
I4456 square eet q ouna more or less am beins
the real estate described the said decree ami
Terms .. sale: One-thlrd of the purchase money to
be paid III cash within ten days the day Of sale
nsf paka
spectivey. in one and two years fro., Jay sale,
the o. At Isl her or Their
option pay the entire amount OF purchase money IN
the purchase money and the interest thereon. de-
post OF 5000 to be made tine OF sale All convey
chasers If terms OF sale not complied with
days the reserve the right to resell at rk and
Oh Tue JAMES
,.vrs ~ 500 n Pr st. nw- Trustees.
Room % LeDrSit Building,
THoMAs E wAGGAMAN; 49,, r.,.,. ,,,,,.n..-
- nn,n ego STREET SoSTHEAsTir ,eurn
FIVE " r. oiter SAFE in ron q
pfFssa Si o 81 .sis THos
Sss s.S .5S q. Hss.:n .sas
4 hHaD II xAEs AsS
On M sArGRDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
TYNINTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will
SELL within the Bazaar fourteen head Of Horses and
Mares, six head of Mules
This has been used on contract in Ohio and
shiI ped to this market TO be sold without
sei5-:St s. BENSINGEk. Auctioneer
NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
VERY HAND ONE s-PiECE WALNUT AND GILT
PAhLOk sUIIE. WALNUT MIRROR Ib y!
QUIT AND BRUSSELS CAhPETS, WALNUT
LIQUOR CASE, MANTLE CLOCK, WALNUT
THESES, VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT RE.
VOI.VING-TOP DESK, EASnLS, SEWING-MA-
CHINE IN GOOD ORDER, CHIFFONIER. NAL
NUT ~ T. sIDEB0ARD. wAhNtT PILLAR
DINiNG CHAIRS, CHlNA AND GLASSWARE
BUTLEe's TRAY. TOGETHER WITH OTHER
On THHRsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TY-SEVEN1 II, 1858, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK.
shall sell y; residence No. 14l9 Q street northwest
superior collection OF household gooda Parties fur.
nishiug should give this sale their attention.
se..2-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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SPECIALTIES.

DlLEsi PILEs!! lILEs...
il No one need suffer The worst form of blind,
bleeding in ernal external piles MISTER how log
standing. speedily cursd Nocutting or Sinx eat
busineaa Lsuiss attended q their homes when pre-
nations and sdvice free. h d. sHhApth NJ: ".
sc3l-3ts Once so4 9th Ct nv.
ma. MULLER sPECIALIsl OF TIN ElL EAR
resume his prsctics SIS 18Th st. nv. Once bonrH
70 ~ and TO 5. sunday. 10 - = seo-lm.
ny fTFCT6IC TkEATNENT C<N sPkEDILy
IScnre mn go Of Eheuma NeuralEla latsTrh
xsthms insomnaa ParalystR Loss Of Manhood Weak
EpzIspsy kcrvcus s1scttons, and ell Female Com
niSrr{r IIcuru 40 - 8. Aousultatxon fros
b ", WAYWAkDy kAocer1c specialist
soS.lu 1xlo q hw
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A UCTION SALE OF PREMISE, NOS 933 AND
"A y35. ON TWENTY-IIFTH STREET BETWEEN
/ AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT
LOTS, tRONTING ON THIRTl.EOOT ALLEY
Tl.E
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
- HORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.

~ HOhI hODIE TO LONDON,
- NOhDDkUIsChER LLOYD s. s. ca
last Express Steamer
To Southampton London. Hayr. Bremen.
Trave, We'd. sept. 20. % a. EIOe- BIT. Sept %.
IL q. m; Lam. ned, ct s. y M; Merr-. bat.
OF y. q a. m. Aller. We'd. oct 10. u m. LIder.
Sat-. Nov. IA. noon.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table luxriouus
saloon appointments. Prices let cabin, e75 and up
wards berth. according to location I'd cabin, eJ0s
berth. steerage at low raIes; ApIly 10 l. D. DkOOP
S25 Penn. ave. BALL. DRONN CO. 1871 %
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BROS. AuctsonesrH

DoNSANSoN BROS. AucttoneerA
0i'tS a DWELLING HOUSE, No. SIS STREET
SooIHWEsT, AND ADJOINING SIDE LOT.
On TuEsD AZ AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER TWEEN
OF the premises, ~
LOTS 10 AND IL. SQUARE as.
each lot fronting "a GIG feet on stret ana 18th
nspss o. lsA s-l2 feet TO 25-foot Alley III he i'm
p.eSemene consist Of two-story Brck Ovsllinr: Que
OF the best locations southwest wv
snts 10 one. third cash; balance In equal install
- one sio Two Years. notes to bear slx per cent
IN G from DAY OF sale. pay abl, and
&c py deed OF trust al cash at option of
purSnssel OF PurchaserS ConveJAncing, &c AZ pur-
sas Cost Adeposii Of 500 each lot
see Terms 70 DC complied with ten DAYS from day
OF sale otherwise night reserved To reseil n r,sl
se20-dSds DUNcASsoN RRos Auc,.
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GEsrs Su1rs Soounrp

Goats. Soc Psnts, 25c., vssts. 26c. Alsering and
Departing done IN best manner Goods called for ad
delivered. Telephone call 143-2,
queen "a Ii Ss 4 8 20 e. g. s J. a;s
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
Mt VERNON, MT VERMONT
STEAMER w W. coRcoRAN
Leaves eth wharf daily CexceJt sunday for m
Nernon and hiyer Landings down olymont "a
10 O'Clock N. keturnlns. Reaches Washington
about S 80 y. IN
slo I. L BLAKE. CAptAin
ISoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
u NEW IRON s1EAMER "MAkEF1ELW
Leaves 9TH II. wharf MONDAYS. Thu kSDAY9
and SATURDAYS ct lam Returning 1UkSDAHA
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS y ~ touchin at kiverLAnd.
lnes ~ lar hs NOnini Greek Va st Clements lay aud
Leonardtown, Nd. Connects with b aud U. X X q
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN Is. PADGEII. Az
4. W. RIDLEY, Manager. )Alo
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE LAZAAR.
w 93S. $40 aud Y42 Louisiana
POSITIVE AND PEaEMPTORY SALE OF
TWENTY HEAD OF HORSES. MARES AND
MULES.
On SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
TY.NINTH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will
SELL within the Bazaar fourteen head Of Horses and
Mares. six head of Mules.
This stock has been used on contract in Ohio and
shiI ped this market to be sold without
II & RENSINGEK AuctioDeer
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VNHOMAS E WAGGAMAN
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NUMBERED
26G strict NORTHEAST.
On FRIDAY, SCI TENDER TWlNIY-EIGHTH, at
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, will offer for SALE in front OF
the premises, part OF suD-lot -. In square 617 i'm
proved by Frame House.
Terms day Of sale THOS. e. wAGGAMAN,
se25-4t Aucttoneer.
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chanpe Of voting places.

On the petition Of citizens Of Quemahon-
mg. EIkliek, Brotherzvalley, Black and Low
er TurkeyGo0t townships. Judge BaeT last
week ordered the following changes in the
voting places of The said townships changed.
as viii be seen by reference TO the election
proclamation Of Sheriff McNillen. to be
found elsewhere in these columns.
The polling place for Quemaholing town
ship is changed from the house Of Jacob
Custer in ~Stoyestown Borough to the house
ofJohn Hite, near the Borough Of Stoyes-
town, in said township
The polling place for Elklick township IS
changed from the council chamber in Sails
bury Borough TO the house Of John W.
Beachy in said township.
The polling place for B~rothersvsiley town
ship IS changed from the house Of Samuel
Hefiey. in Berlin Borough to the house Of
Tobias ;. Fisher in said township.
The polling place for Black township Is
changed from the school house in Rock
wood Borough to the tailor shop ofof Joseph
W. Harrington in said township, near to
said Borough of lockwood
The polling place for Lover T~urkeyfoot
township IS changed from ihs school house
in Ursina Doroagh to the house 0 fEmanrel
Frestone IN said election district, near Ursina
Borough.
The above changes were made necessary
for the reason that several Of the State courts
have recently decided that when a township
votes 10 a borough, or see versa. II IS Illegal.
In each instance where q change has been
made the new voting place has been put as
near the old one as possible, aud in none Of
Them Is the distance very great from the
former TO the present voting place The yot-
ing place for Somerset township is a; the
Court House in Somerset Borough, but as
this was fixed by s special act Of Assembly,
IL was held to be the legal voting place and
no change was necessary
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ood Stock for Sale.

81 o. win buy mlthioOdei 011swold Ram. two
vcars Old. " CHING eiose tosm pounds.
% head fuII-bloodsE COtsvold Ewes. weighing
go pounds and upwards. a. SD each Eve
iarlbs Weighing $50 pounds al 81 each.
$40 m viii bay Thoroughbred berkshire SiN rig
Old eue;gh for breeder
- % siI buy y~eariing Jsassy BaH. Regsosred
s50cE
So o. Wiz buy IlPorcd IeTsey E1l REGISTERED
worth $50
DReitsrei Jersey Heiier and Cows from So
20 $40 ezch-
s50a viii buy Grey Gydesiale stallion blood,
Weighing ls51 pounds
ssDwn buy Brown C~iydeslais s~taiIioa. z.Diloi
weighing $50 pounds
$50 viii beg s~lnihearR. fll tiood clyde
weighing Ss9a poundz
sI5N v1E bay Perchesoa stallion lee. weighing
a9N pounds.
O. vii ell half Interest IN eithsr q shove s,al.
lions. :, and blood D-ah Mares Perche-on,
and Cydes3ales from weanllngs up Mr b-vefier
al low prices for quality Of stock
Ai-o. t--orting-bred Coil and Flias - ml
Hanbie.onnu stallion, AlhanDra.
Having forty hssd Of horses n.d coils an
erazded or ss8ling. WIN give tins iorspon
sibls parries-
souEEsEr. Ou- =. ~
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Republican Meetihg ana pole Rails
ing az Scalp.


Froza the JohnstoEa Tnjaae.
Yesterday afternoon q soodiy number Of
he sturdy yeumany Of Paint Township.
Somerses County, and Ricbland Township,
Cambria County, met On common grounds
Al scalp Level. and proceeded &c hoist amost
beautiful and symmetrical pole one hundred
and four feet in isneth. Il ws done with
the ease and graee which The fair proportions
and the god cause il was made to symbosize
suggested. Tie work was accomplished BY
the staiwart sons ofthe two townships with
out block and tackle, and vas a. tine a piece
of engineering IS one often sees. From its
apex floats a streamer with the words 3 Har-
rison, Morton, and Protection, and lover
down the Stars and Stripes. which many Of
these who we're present helped 10 sustain in
the early sixties, and al Of whom were asst
i've participasors in those bloody days, or the
sons or brothers or sisters or wives OF those
who were. There was not there . man nor
the son or brother OF a man who had par
tIc;pa.ed By word or Iced in the Aitsmpt 10
destroy the symbol Of freedom which they
swung 10 the heavens on that pole jester
day.
About l O'Clock Messr. FL KOoser and
Fred. W Biesecker. ofSomerset. arrived. and
the meeting was organized by Mr John II.
Vail calling the assembiage to order and
nominating the veteran John T. Seese, Esd
of Paint Township. for Chairman, who was
elected unanimously vita great cheering
Messrs- Joseph Seese. John Weaver, u. r
brubaker, and Sauuel Weaver were elected
Vice Presidents. Mr.. KOoser then being
called upon. addressed the meeting in his
usual happy style for half an hour or more
when Messrs Cyrus Elder and John NJ Rose
and H W. Storey having arrived, Mr.. Elder
was called upon and for another half hour
OF more discussed the Tariff question in an
able manner. Messrs. Rose, Biesseker and
Storey then nasie speeehez, ali OF which
were listened to atientiyely from beginning
to end by the large crowd present, NJ one of
which left until the meeting adjourned. The
meeting was held in front Of Mr.. jacob
Foust's home, on the upper porch Of whose
honse. and over the speakers and officers
heads. foaied the beautiful banner presented
to Mr.. seese as a representative Of Paint
Township, bearing the following inscrp-
ton:
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pubols oompeIIed 70 Pay.

John E. Dubois. the millionaire lumber
merchant Of Dabois, CleArfield County. on
Thursday last paid the collateral Inheritance
on the real and personal property be-
longing to John Dubois, January II, lSsi,
which al thai time amounted 10 3T10.00o
The decision Of the Supreme Court sustained
the lower court in the test Ease, and the state
was made richer to the amount Of SGD ,o0o-
Five checks were drawn for the amount on
the following banks First National Bank
OF P~iftsburg. 81 ,OO0. Central National Bank
OF P~hiladelphia, $500; First National
Bank. Of Havre de Grace. $4,000. Curwens-
vile Bank, s21.I46: Payne, Cochran & Co,
wiliamsPort S7.s7257. making a total Of
sI60.0@e2 which was deposited in the First
National Bank Of Clarified
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aannnlloan counts cemmIttse.

A42HH(
TIE bIowing named gentlemen compose
he list for the ensuing year.
Aadison-B T. Fullmer.
Allegheny No. ~. c. Deeier.
Allegheny No. Geo. Il. Martin.
Blsck-G. L Miller.
Rer,in Borough-W. :. Mztthows-
Bnothsrsvliey-s s. Forasy.
Coasmaugh-A +. swank-
o,nausnce BaroagA-v. ~ Black.
E!sliok 70. T. Lloyd Beachy.
Eikiick No. 2-Chnstain Folk.
Greenville-FreG DUR.
Jefferson-Frederiek shaulis.
Jenner-R q. C0sods.
Jsnnertown B~orough-D. l. Wand
Iarmer-L G. Dom-
Lower Turkeyfoot-J- J Rush
Meversdale Borough n Lachty-
Mfddecreck-Jssse Whipkey-
Milford-R. II. Dali
Ne1hampton-W. II. Poorbaugh.
Kew Cen,errlle Borough-Peter Pile
New baltimore Borough-John 3eorse
oIe-E J Sese
Paint. T. Foust
Q,ssmahoning-John Hamcr.
Esswood Boroueh-M Il. Hartzsii
slisbury Bgnoueb-W H Dcloaer.
Saale-M. D. Rcel.
somerset Boroash-Dr. J. Z BiesecSer-
someae; Township No. Is L. sAoper
somerse; Township No - j tlle
ssuth4myiou-J b. Baker
suonycreek-wm H. Miller
stoyestouu Boso8gh-Aa1on Smaller
sammit-M. r. Walker.
Tpoer Tarkeyfoot-freeman Nounkln-
Urrsina Borough-E p. 1utzy.
wenersburs Borough-G. l. Long
9zs. T. SULl, cHts {. SAAfAA-
Secretary. '1-
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Mrs. Mary Hartwell Catherwood, whose
serial story, 8 The Romance Of Dollard," be-
gins in the coming November CeatRrg. IS al
American lady residing in Hoopeston- H.
Among Der previous writings are two books
for young people, entitled Rocky Fort and
Old Caravan Days. she has been greatly
interested in Canadian subjects since her Wis
it in Canada four years ago. when she was
the guest Of IN American consuIs family
and saw the inside Of Canadian life. She
herself has lately said The story of Dol
lar d al 6rst impressed me as incredible l
thought over II long before hunting up rec
o-is. historical evidence. and contemporary
life. Finally I began to make it a story
The historian, P2rkman, has written a pref
ace for Mrs. Catherwood's novel, and AF.
Sandman. lately Of Canada and now Of Bos-
ton, has made Illustrations for it, and il sill
run through four numbers Of TAs OeassEs-
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This IS the title Of the latest. and hy all
odds the most charming book for little peo-
pie we have ever seen It's fables. or stories
are delightful, bat the Illustrations are sim
ply immense.
The author, Palmer Cox, Is 4 new star in
the juvenile frmaneut, but he shines with
unique brilliancy- His charming fables
rival those Of the world famed E,sop, and be
far outshines that celebrated literary comet
oy his inimiiable illustrations. he dresses
up his birds, animals. insects, giants. fairies
COLLINS, etc, in grotesque style and makes
them reason. talk, dance, and cot upall sOas
efthe oldest pranks imaginable affording
infinite delight, As vel As excellent i~nstruc-
ton 10 tie young. The issue Of his book
+" Queer People has brought a perfect oEa-
ton of praise from the brightest men in the
land. For instance, Gen. Clinton B. Fisk
says Hhas st my children rid rfh dehg}a
and Col. Russell H. ConwelI the lannon's
lecturer, says Dosf ssad se another such a
book g0s I eaaf ga ny cs7dgsao bed
The famous statesman diplomat, and wit
Sunset Cox, says Tae Krser Kapers are
simply Incompatible. while the distinguish
ed t~heoiogisu, DR.. Howard Crosby SAYS
they hare The fasciaatiga that betgHgs % Esog
alsd Uaas Re-ns and the venerable poet
Dr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, writes 7 an
arfy I hars not a AursayJal o. htte biks %
enjoy Is bright p.etages aid sees.
E-0ps fables are enjoyed by old and
young and are quoted by the greatest orators
and surely these equally charming stories,
20 profusely and exquisiteiy illustrated win
charm Young and old for generations come.
The sale of this book viii surely be enor-
nous. It IS Published By the well known
house Of Hubbard Bros. Phila-. Chicago,
and Kansas City, 10 whom any person desir-
ing an agency should apply.
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Their Only Msdle.ne chast

DzxRLoDsE, MoST.. Dec. la 1855.
have been using BRASDzETH's Pills for
the last thirteen years, and though l have
had nine children, I nave never had s doc
tor in the house. exceps three times, when
We had an epidemic Of scarlet fever. which
we soon Vanished BY a vigorous use Of BRAN
DRETB's Fills. l have used them for my
self. two or three a night for q month. for
liver complaint, dyspepsia and consumption,
in diarrhoea, cramps. wind collie, Indigestion
one or two ~BRASBRETEs PILLS fixed the chill
dren at once. A box Of Pills is ali the nedi-
cine chest We require in the house. We use
them for rheumatism, colds, eatarrh, bilious
ness, and impure blood They never have
failed to cure ali the above complaints in q
very few DAYS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-10-24

Programme Of exercises for a local insti-
tute for Middle Greek and Upper T~arkeyfoot
districts, 10 be held Il New Lexington, Pa
November ). lsss
FORENOON sEssIoS-fEos 90 TO L.
Organization.
Observation-Disclosures Of teaching ariih-
metic-CountY Superintendent, J. " Ber-
key.
Discussion-What Incentives to study can
be made effective in a country school
Opened by L. l. Weimer.
Select Rslding.-D r Camer.
Class Drill State Geography a. B.
Barnes.
Discussion school-r0om ventilation -
Opened by E. H. Foutehe.
~AFTEsSooS Session -FEoM I.0 To
Essay-By Miss Ida shat.
Observation-Disclosures school exercises.
County Superintendent J. " Berkey.
Repor-Musie in the school r. A. shy
der.
Discussion-Methods Of teaching physi-
ology opened By W. +. sanner.
Reciiaiion-By Mss Lou. 4. Moore.
Class dril.-E ementary sounds and dia-
critical works, Co. supt J. 81 Berkey
General discassion.-s a compulsory
sehool-Iaw desirable9
f. l. shultz, L. C. Williams, c. F. King
directors and citizens.
The exercises will be interpreted with
music and queries.
EyLNiNG sIs>IoN.
The evening session commences at I'D.
The program for the evening session viii
consist Of recitations, essays, music, and al
dresses upon educational topics 4 cordial
invitation IS extended TO all who are inter
ested in school work
A. \. BARSEs.
T. l. WnAER.
Z l. SHrLry
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Property for Sale.

It Is situated two miles vest o. St0yestowu
along the pike. containing seven acres, on
which there Is erected a new dwelling house
a stable, and other necessary oHtbuildings.
Two springs, with good water. A young
orchard. containing choice apple. peach,
psune. plum. ounce and pear trees. for $50.
in 500 payments For further information
inquire al properly. or address
l. b MLEER. Evansville, Pa
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srEvr1lz- Pa. October % ISIS

The melancholy days have come, but Hzr-
p1s Magaslas for November bTightens them
perceptiby. There i no favor Of decay
about il. and It's leaves are as fresh and clean
as in summer time The range Of subjects
IS wide, and there i catering TO many kinds
Of literary taste. Two articles, " Invaiidisn'
as a Fine Art" and The New Orleans
Bench and Bar in 1928, can hardly fail to
charm everyone who reads them The IL
Illustrations all through are most artistic, and
the Departments show their usual sweetness,
lieht. and N sense.
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Wheat Going skyward.

Wheat has been raising in price steadily
for tbe past two weeks. but that does
not Affect E. s Hammers Tobacco Store,
where you can get Cigars. Tobacco, FiPe
and ali kinds Of smokers supplies cheaper
than ever. View grades Of TOaacro arriving
daily Give him q call.
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public Notice.

l hereby give public notice that have
disposed Of my entire stock Of general mer-
chandise to my sons. who viii continue the
business as the sipe Brothers return my
thanks to my customers for their liberal pat
ronage during my long business experience,
aud request them 10 continue the same 70
my som
PETITE SIPE.
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The Indepsndent Order Of Odd Fellows
viii dedicate their coamOaious and hand
some ueN ks5se-room on Wednesday. 0cio-
Der slst- The following IS The program for
the day Special Grand Lodge meeting at
lGsa m. Parade At p ~ Dedication
81 5 p. m Public Address BY GznfseEs-
tary lanes b Nicholson. ard 0ther. AZ 30
.. X. Banqae At the Somerse. Hocse a.
sap p. m. The local Order IS making cab
oraie preparations FOR the entertainment Of
the many visiting brethren who vii be pres
ens from ali she lodges in the county and
from dlEsreat ldgs throughout the State.
somerses Lodge No As. we presume Is one
Of he soEieest Of The Order IN Pennsyisa-
MA. as they oHH their own bailding-cae OF
the best m t5vn-and zIwsys have a hand-
some sun il their treasury
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MARRIED.

KNEPPFR-SCHR0Ck- 10 sunday. Oc-
toJer q, ISIS. al the rSilence dfWIliam
G. schrook, by D.. II. Wake. E~q- Mr Z.
l. Knepl=r and Miss Emma 5 Schnocs
both Of Somersst Cuaniy. Ia
MoBT-MoCLOSEET-A the Lutheran
parsonage in Salisbury, Of saturday October
IA 1Sss. 5y Rev. ozias F. Harshman. Mr.
Andrew J. Mort Of Garrett County, nd. TO
Mss Mary L McCloskey, ofElk Lick Town
shin
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HeHow Nike.

-Hsllow, Fisk2 Is this you nv, Oh my.
but I am glad 20 see YOU, when did vol gre
back II came on Monday Mike. lust
dropped in 70 See J. b in his new store.
Golly but things look mics in there You
bet, Fisk Snyder 5 all right Ia, Ta In
in a hurry
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Lost.

On Tuesday. 0sssher 9th. betwsea Lasans-
VILE and snydeEs Nil. two pieces If home
made carpet. The finder viii he suitably ~
x4rded by leaving them At the HKEsL0 or
Deaeeyuf 6fice.
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\ Death resentment Realized.

CHn-AGo. Oct g-Dr John Scott. The
pioneer dentist Of Pittsburgh. died suddenly
ou Board Fort Wayne express train to-day
He vas 81 years ofage- He recently lett bis
daughters home in Duluth in his usual
health. bat on arriving here was seized with
. vsolent hemorrhage. When he boarded
the train for Pittsburgh he told some OF his
fellow passengers That he had a strong pre-
sentiment be would de before the train
reached his destination. He wrote several
teiesams reading Papa diedonihe tram,
which be signed with Ii wiess hst name
and gave % the conductor to forward after
bis death.
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Pensions have bscn granted 10 Jesse c..
sweitrer New Lexington Samuel Haissed
ADDISON, and william stauffsr, Lamberts-
vile. this county.