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National Committee.

Cnii.asc June 22-Following is the
national committee ds reported to and
adopted by the convention.
Alabama-W William Goargblood.
Arkansas--Blank.
California-M. H. De Young.
Co'crado=-W. A. Hamll.
Conuccticut%=snm Il. Fcssender.
Dela1are-Daniel 4. Leighton,
Florda-Maj. j. i. Russell.
Georgia.. f. Pu ney.
Illinois George r. Davis
Indiana-,Tohn c. New.
Iowa.. S. Ciarkson.
Kansas-Cyrlts Leland, j..
Kentucky-W. c. Goodloe.
Louisiana-R. B. Pinohback.
Maine-J. Manipster Haynes.
Maryland-James j Gary.
Massachusetts-He Henry s. HYDE.
Michigau--John p San,Jorn.
Minncsoa--R. G. Evans.
Mtssissippi-Jancs Hill.
Missouri Chauncey / Filley
Nebra.ka-W. NJ. Robertson.
Nevaia-Eyan Williams.
New hampshire il. Robbins.
New Jersey-Garrett A. Hobart.
New York blank.
North Carolina-W. P. Canaday.
Ohio--A. l., Conger.
Oregon-Jonathan Brown, jr.
Pennsy!vania--M s. Quay.
Rhode lsland-Thomas W. Chase.
South Carolina-E. NJ. Brayton.
Tennessee--Blank.
Texas-N. w. Cuuey.
Vermont-Geo. w. Hooker.
West Virginia-N b. Scott.
| Wisconsin-H. G Payne.
| ArizoDa-Gco P. Rice.
| Dakota-Arthur A. Mellettc.
Idaho---Geo. l.. Shoup.
Montana-Charles s. Warren.
New Mexico-W. l.. Rycrs0n.
Utah-John S. Mcbride.
Washington Territory - Thos IL. Cav
naugh.
Wyoming-J. NJ. Carey.
/ District Of Columbia-Perry Parson.
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FOURTH RALLoT.
The convention then proceeded to
another ballot which resulted as follows:
FIFTH BALLOT.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Hardly had the
gavel of the chairman fallen upon the
desk when King of Maryland, moved
that the convention adjourn to II o clock
Moaday morning. The roll was called
and motion prevailed.
A special at 4:04 y. m. announces
break in Ohios ranks. and it virtually
settles the fact of Blaine's nomination
1t is generally expected that an effort
will be made to stampede the convention
TO Blaine on its re assembling Monday.
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THE GRAPHIC

newspaper In Brule county.
- :. AZ an advertisins medium it is not e1cci!ea
pS any newspaper in South Dakota.
= las rapidly increasing circulation anon,
. most intelligent class of people in Brule and
tAs adjoining counties. - - NO "Nu
has circulation second to none in tbi. n,
sa,oinnins countiee. and paid cd subscrinto,
List it is believed superior. ''''
rs Lively, spicy. independent, and devo,e,
solely to the interests Of Kimbail and b ul. n,
Iverybody entoyes reading it. Give it trial
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a DAY DEVOTED To vor1:

DAY DEVOTED TO VOTING.
CHICAGO, June 22.-At few moments
past l l O'Clock the convention was called
to order and was formerly cpened with
prayer by Rev. j. II. Worcester OF Chi
cago, after which roll Of states was
called for ballot for president The
following is recapitulation Of the vote
cast by ballots
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THURsToN's SPEECH.


Chairman Thurston began by thanking
the convention for himself, but more es-
pecially for the great West, and then
proceeded as follows:
We enter upon the proceedings of this
convention prepared TO sacrifice our indi-
vidual judgment to the wisdom of
the majority and to lay down our
personal preferences upon the altar Of
party success. A glowing tribute was
paid to the late John A. Logan. Closing
this eulogy he said, "Side by side with
old John Brown, Abraham Lincoln and
Ulysses Grant his soul goes marching on. :"
We are pre-eminently the party Of pro-
lection, born of the irrepressible desire to
protect the slave from the lash of his
master and to save our civilization from
the blighting curse of that crime against
humanity.
tration Mr.. Thurston facetiously
remarked that it was most salts.
factory to. those holding Office
In closing Mr.. Thurston said: "Wheu
Robert Bruce king of Scotland, lay upon
his dying bed he requested that his heart
be taken from his inanimate body anC
born by knightly hands to the Saviour
sepulchre. The Earl of Douglas under
took the mission Let this convention
find Douglas for our Bruce. He will
take the soul of our great leader into th
golden casket of his love and with it Leaf
us OH to certain and splendid victory
Following Mr.. Thurston's address
Judge Moody, of Dakota, moved tha
| Dakota be allowed to cast ten votes in
stead of two. The Temporary chairman
announded in reply that the nationa
committee had recommended and allowe
Dakota ten and Washington territory six
Gen. Bingham, of Ohio, moved tina
the rules of the last convention b
adopted. Carried.
The convention then adopted by ri!
| ing vote resolutions sympathizing wit
Gen. Sheridan in his illness, and express
| ing the hope that he may rapidly +,
cover.
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THE GRAPHIC.

sx-Terms of advertising made known on sppn.
cation.
ts~Job work Of every description e1ss~.sd il
the best style and at the lowest rates.
Advertisements not accompanied BY instruo.
tons will bs inserted until ordered out and
charged for accordingly.
w-Short communications On any subject Of in.
are acceptable il accompanied b. ~ na,n. Il
tho author.
tY-An matter intended for the next issue ur.s
b. III the office - early as Wednesday evening T.
insure publication.
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SECOND BALLOT
TUlRD BALLOT.

Aftet tir .hird ballot had been an
ncunced recess W8s t8ker tot D. N.
DEPEW WITHDRAWs.
AT the evening session Cha,.ncey NJ.
Depew took the platform and addressed
the convention asking for the withdrawal
Of his name.
An adjournment was then taken till 10
o clock tomorrow.
After the convention had adjourned o
loud call was made for Col. Rob ri lnger'
sell and tie was finally prevailed upon L 0
address the ,issembIage.
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aiiisoh Hoiuiuatlon, dilnOugn comics
sing that they expected it more from a
desire on the part of the con
Tertion 10 escape deadlock Than from
any figures THEY bad to back up thel,
asser;ion GOV. Porter. Of tie ltidiana
delegation, was attracting mitch attention
and causing much talk. His name was
frequently mentioned for the vice pres,
deney. aid the ease with which he re-
deemed the state from the Democracy in
1889 was pointed to as an evidence OF his
great strength In the event of an EAST
ern candidate being selected for the
presidency Gov. Porter stands au excel
lent chance of being chosen for the sec
ond place.
The Gfesl,man men were not making
much headway. Their shrewdeet guess.
ers were estimating seventy four votes fot
the judge on tile first ballot. Of these
they say that fortyfoiir will come from
Illinois, ten from Minnesota, some from
Mississippi, and the fest frdm Dakota,
Nebraska, California, Colorado and
Oregon. On all sides it was aclnowl.
edged with sadness that Judge Gresham 8
candidacy had beer DOOMED TO death.
Senator Cullom arrived CD the Scene
during the day and went to work for
Gresham. He also aroused the suspicion
that his presidential lightning rod
was in good order, and that it had been
brought along
Tie dtusti'n TO date is simply this:
Sherman lacks, upon al cstimates, fram
go to 16l votes. The Depcw boom hay
ing aroused resentment in the -'rowdy
west" will blaze like rocket and go
out into darkness. The Harrison and
Gresham men are almost evenly matched
ilger is next to Sherman in the matter
OF totes, ard crn rally almost all Of the
son and Gresham men: Kansaa Being for
ingalls, and Wisconsin for Rusk will hold
off few votes on the first ballot. The
chances then for a protractcd struggle
are good, It is Sherman against badly
divided field, with TIE Plaine nightmare
disappearing. Blaine's boom may feap-
pear at late stage of the balloting.
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Fifth Day.
TWO BALLOTS TAKEN.

CHICAGO, June 23.-The convention
was called to order at 1913 a. m, and
Chairman Estce called Senator Miller of
New York to the chair. Bishop Samuel
Fellows of Chicago delivered the invoca-
ton and the convention proceeded TO bal
lot. The ballot resulted as follows:
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GEN. John c. FREMONT

At 1925 that grixzlcd veteran and first
candidate of the Republican party for
president, General John c. Fremont, was
escorted to the platform and received the
irst great burst of applause Of the morn
ing. Chairman Jones called the conven-
ton to order Rev Frank w. Gunsaulus
was introduced and led in prayer. The
call for the convention was then
read by Secretary Fessendcn.
The reference to the tariff
brought out long continued applause and
''honest ballot and fair count was
greeted with cheers. Chairman Jones of
the national committee then addressed the
convention. Hc charged that the Demo
cratic party is for British free trade and
against American protection. At the
conclusion of Chairman Jones address he
announced the selection Of Hon John NJ.
Thurston of Nebraska as temporary
chairman. Mr.. Thurston then took 1e
stand.
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FIRST ARRIVALS.

FIRST ARRIVALS.
1i:4o--ohio delegates are caming III.
AT 11:4S the Michigan, Rhode Island,
North Carolina, West Virginia and Iowa
delegates arrived.
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CHICAGO CONVENTION
Doings of the Republican
National Convention
at Chicago.
Platform Of Principles IMAM
imously Adopted the
Third Day.
1t Denounoes the Mills Bill
and Declares for One
Cent Postage.
Heavy Speeches are Made
In Nominating the Can
elidates.
Mention of Blaine's Name creates
Enthusiasm. but Sherman's
Is Wildly Chcered.

CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Convention called
to order at 1888.
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HEADING oEF BLAINE

Thurston then referred I'd Blaine as the
Republican chevalicr and tie nightmare
of Democracy, the greatest living Ameri,
can and the object of our undying love.
But we must and dare not place him in
nomination after the expression of his
wishes. His reference to the growing
west and the Grand Army of the Repub-
ic, was loudly applaudcd by the friends
Of western candidates, and there was
'reat laughter and cheers wheh Thiirston
id Cleveland's administration was re-
,narkabe for nothing but its 'nnocuous
dcsuc.udc"
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GENERAL FREMONT CnEEREp.

CHICAGO, June 10, 1920 p. m.-The
convention hall is almost full. The en-
trance of Gen. John C. Fremont wa.
erected with cheers.
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:00 p. m.-Thurston' 5 reference to the
-cadcrs of 81 was greeted with wild mp
plnhhc
Thurston says we dare not commit the
political crime of disobcdence to Blainc's
expressed will. Great counter applause.
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BLA1NEis FRIEND JONES IALks.

Chairman Jones speech emphatically
favors protection. lie says the platform
and candidates Of the c6nvcnventon
should be tie cttibotinent Of this spirit
df high taxes .
1a;5S-Tcmporary Chairman John NJ.
Thurston, was greeted with applause,
The Kansas delegates announce that
the Kansas delegation is not responsible
fof the election Of, Thutston and propose
Warner, of New York. (Hisses). Thurs
ston begins his speech.
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c.ntly sustained in the decesse o. the ,ran
under whose reign Germany has become an
uhitei nstiun art that other great man, his
liberal minded, peaee loving and noble son.
The substitute was accepted and was
adopted by !. rising vote.
TIE Clair asked fer the report of the
committees On credentials; beiRg the lsgu.
lar order of business.
Gen. Henderson, Of Iowa. aRn6unccf
that Chairman Hepburn of the committee
was not present, and the secretary Of the
convention proceeded to Kill time by an
nouncipg telegrams received for delegates,
after which the baud in the gallery pro
ceeded TO put in time until the Credentials
committee would be ready to report.
While the band was playing, Col. Fred
Grant and his wife, accompanied by Mrs.
Potter Palmer entered the convention and
Walking through Que of the delegation
aisles stepped tipen the platform and took
the seats in the rear of the stand assigned
to them. The convention at once rccog.
nized Col. Grant and cheered the dis
tinguishcd visitors.
The chairman again called upon the
committee on credentials, and again re-
ceived no response. He then called upon
the committee on resolutions, but Mr..
Harris 5f North Carolina, stated that the
committee was not ready TO report and
would not be before tomorrow
The convention having nothing else to
do, loud calls were made for w. O..
Bradley, of Kentucky, who responded
iIi neat little speech. Following Bradley
Coy Foraker, of Ohio. was introduced
and wis tccsi4ed with vUlley of cheers.
He referred TO tile Question which had
been asked What are we here for2 ind
said they were here to formulate Republi-
can principles and nominate the next
president of the United States, which
elected loud and continued applause
After Gov. Foraker had concluded. Mr..
Fuller. If North Carolina, moved that
Col. Robert ii:.ssrsoll be asked to make
an address, but the comfil.tee on creden=
tias being ready to report the Regular
order was proceeded with.
rt'F CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.
The chairldat of the credentials com
mittce then advanced to tit platform and
made his report The report, anioi.g
other recommendations favors the admis-
sion of the Wise district delegates. from
Virginia and the four Malone delegates
at-tatss,
Mr.. Russell 6f North Carolina, from
the credentials committee, presented a
minority report which dissents from the
majority tJrtt'. in favor of the admission
OF the Wise delegates.
After an extended discussion 3f tfe
Virginia cases the convention adjourned
till iC G cis'ek tomorrow.
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Cnii.sca. June % as.-Following is the
national committee ds reported to and
adopted by the convention.
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ceo. sala.

George Augustus sala, the well known
EngIish writer. on his last Australian trip
wrote IS foIlowst TO TAs L5adVn Duly Tes-
gsgF4
Il especially have apseasant remembrance
oftbe ships doctor-a very experienced
maritime medieo inleed, who tended me
mos kindly during a horrible spell OF bron-
chifis and spasaodic asthma, provoked by
the sea f0s which had swoopsJ doxn on Us
just afeT we lea San Franciseo. But the
doctors prescriptions and the Increasing
warmth OF tie ielnperature as ne reared the
tropics, and IN particular. a couple ofALL-
cocKS POROUS PLAsTERS clapped on
one on the chest and another hetreen the
shoulder hindes-soon set me right
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COMMITTEE


Ell d. Mostoller lost two valuable horses
during the past month, from some unknown
disease.
Mrs. Jonathan Zimmerman has been con-
fined to her room for the pass week with sci
attic rheumatism.
Mr.. Vim. 5. Horner has quit the cider
business for this year. he claims il has not
been a very bzisk one
Nj. John Sluaf is the champion farmer Of
Q~uemahoning township, he raised twenty
Eve hundred bushels Of grain this year.
Mr.. Henry Gardner is erecting a new
dwelling house this fall which viii be a
handsome one when completed. John
Aukeny IS the contractor.
wm. Shafier. OF Derry. Westmorelaud
county, was here the past week, on a visit to
his birthplace although he has lived in
w~estmoreland county for the past 3 years.
he still feels AZ home here.
Miss Ellen Zimmsrma. vh1 WIS bora
aud raised here, while working in Johns
town seven years ago suddenly disappeared,
and although the fact was widely advertised
no trace Of her could be found. and She was
given mp for dead. Several weeks ago her
brother received a letter from her requesting
him to meet her a, the station on a cersain
day. He at first thought that some one was
trying TO perpetrate q joke on him As he felt
positive his sister WAS dead boz as the writ
ing resembIei that Of his sister. he vent 10
the station. and to bis JOY she incoming train
bad her aboard. She states that she was in
the west al. this time and enjoyed very good
heath until about FIVE months AGO. when
she was taken sick. and on her recovery she
concluded to pay a visit to her former home
She says that the pure air Of Mt Moriah has
lone Der more good ina few weeks than did
her physician in four months.
Mr.. Joseph Zimmerman Of Q~aemahoning
township voted for Harrison in lsU and
for his grand son this aii aud can beat All l
have seen yet, three sons, eight sous-inIaw,
thirteen grand SOUS and seven grand sons
iu-law masking ihirJy-one in all for Harrison
and Morton. BLrE BIRD.
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When s1ch grand opportunities await you
5a West Virginia Maryland. and tie fafaoni
Shenandoah Valley, Firsinia a section pos
sas aI The requisites for health, comfort
and prosperity.
10 region in Tie United States is attract
ias greater attention. than those States peo-
ne from ,he North West and extreme south
auc booking rhut way with the view Of oca-
Uue. Improved farm lands are 10 be obtain
eI a from S per acre and upwards, uaim-
provei timber and grazing l.nds al from b
10 s. Der acre.
Rici mineral lands are cheap excellent
waiter powers. Misunderstanding sites, business
locations e-c.. are numerous. The schools
and churches are excellent The people are
hesriiabie ana extend q wa7m welcome to
Now oamers THE climate S ~unequalel no
severe storms or cyclones aud no contagious
diseases
Ii va wish 20 know more about these
States you should wrfe TO T. Y Richards,
land and Emjeruni Agent, b. so Railroad.
Baltimore Nd, stating what y7u want and
DE vii give yoa fll information free OF
charge
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Celebrate ! Jubilate !
Illuminated

The Republicans of Somer-
set County will celebrate the
glorious victory achieved on
last Tuesday BY an immense
ratification and ubilation meet
ing and torchlight procession,
at Somerset, Friday, November
18th. Delegations viii be here
from every point in the coun-
ty,. All Republicans .are cor
daily invited to participate in
the demonstration.
CO1rr-rrrr
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Ceuuloid Trussas guaranteed for apersod
Of taree wears not to break OF rust al Bic
seeker q snyders.
Arbutas loar is BY far the best in the
esua. Every good h~oasekeeper wants it
n. sehroek keeps q good supply Of it On
hand.
Eve CLASSES and spectaeles in al ooeneiva
bic varieties ana az all prices Of the eeiehra-
.ei king manufactures, 1t Bieseeker &
snyaers.
We have On hand a large number Of good
Trick which we viii sell in quantities 10 suns
the purchase Pres very reasonable Yard
opposite the pianng midi
HoIBEooK Bios & PAssoE.
Hoehs.eax Z Herr REORGANIZATION Mann
mot. B.ock. in r5om recently oocnpied by
IB. suydsr. II yoa are in need Of new
r.u ana winter suit, oycreoai or anything
incur line don't aii to give Is 3 cali. sat
i.lsction guaranteed in every respect
HocnsrErLER & HrER.
ur,r M,RKu-we have just added a
la-rs Refrigerator To our Meat Market, in
which all meats can be kept ocoi and clean,
Motion heel. pork &c. kept constantly on
hand Ores daily Parties buying meat
can have il kept u the refrigerator untl
Ross DAVIS & 90.
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All persons purchasing al The above sale viii
please lake notice thai a part Of ll purchase
moEey-te be maie known a. the time Of the
Salc-wul BE- required IS s11n a. he property IS
r-sdue ~ tal nu7rhise money must b. fala Ga
1r before Thursday OF the 1t week 81 sre Dec.
Term u Cont. tle time fixed BY the Court
for securing the acknowledgment u fcaGs. and
no deed viii be acknowledged until the purchase
money is paid I'm fuiL
Sherifs Once. T. s McNTLLEN.
&ov, r. ISIS Snedf
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! hereby give public notice that Z have
disposed af my entire stock ofgeaerai mer-
ciandIse 20 roy s1Hs who viii continue The
business as the spe Brothers. retln my
thanks ta my customers foT iher aeral pat
r5rir. during my long basiness experience
ard request them 60 couunu tae same 10
my Suns.
pErEE SIZE.
SlrEsyIlLE Pa. October ~ ISIS
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for sac.

uis Situated $50 miles west Cd sioyesioWn
alana ,se pike. containing seven acres on
which there erected new dwelling house
= Stable and oiler necessary outhuiid n
Two spring. with sod water A young
Orchard containing choice apple peach
p-gae piam. q-.uoe and pear trees fer see.
30 sioo payments For h ~niornation
inquire 81 property 0r address
L. b. NILLFR. iAvansyule, Pa
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Together WITH Groceries keep on band a
eomrle.e stock Of Flour, oats, Corn Mid
d,iuu. chop and Bran, and pay the highest
cash market prices for same. Persons Tsh-
i.r Is bus Or sell. win ind tso taeir adj
vantage 90 give mes call
". scul,cK.
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MARRIED.

PREVIER-NICOLA-At tie residence
Of The brides parents on Wednesday evening
the sIst OF October ISIS. 5y J.. 3 Jennings.
Mr. Jacob Prcvier and Miss Binnie Nicola,
both Of Ursina. Somerset county
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In. g. CaffE1rH
No. . Bacr Block

IN H0LDEEHAUM, Central Block SOM
erse, Penu'a,
Offer this week Neas Boys and childsens'
suits ani overcaris.
Gents Furnishing Goods a big line o.
Gloves M.gais etc.
Hats. CAPS Boots &shoes
Ca-nsdne ana 03 Cloths.
Ialies Coats IN Newmarkets Jackets and
Da,msus. An orcr-stoek, and will sell
very lov. come and see ihe bargains before
YOU buy.
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To our Besord and Cambria county neigh
bon seextendbeary congratulations If,hey
continue IN the good work they VIII shortly
be as safely anchored in the Republican col
INN a. are Somerset and Blair.
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PEGIsTERs NOTICE

Notice Is hereby gwen q ell persons concern
ed - legatees. creditors or otherwise. that the
blowing accounts have pasSed Register, and thai
the sane vii be presented for Confirmation and
allowances Et an Orphans C1Eu % Re held a,
Somerset on "Wednesday De-. u SIS
FIFSt and mai accUult OF Jacob Thompson Ext
OF Jacob Bsrkey decd.
Flint and final account % flames Rodgers Admr.
Of Elizabeth RoGzer DEED
First and fnal aer0unt Of Fred Miller Admr. Of
Wm. Hauning decd
First and aual seaoguf Il r ~ ratteron and
Nathan sfahl XXI. OF Juo. d. SlaAl deed
FiSt and dnal Gespuns ola b Jennings AdaE
6filEina HcinbSuzh deed
First aud hasl aeeolHf o. Henry Ki5ner and
Elizabeth KisieT ExT- - leah Kid1er deed
First acr0u3t 81 r. ~ LVeaga31 one o. the
Exir. al JacrD I4yefEood drcI
FirSt and faal aeeout 0f JONAS J. AnEeny and
C4E.s Aukeny AGmr. ana Trustee ~ Isaac An
keny de-6-
First account OF Jseub Kaufman an Levi
foier ExE Of Isaac kzufzHa1 dec g.
Final accuu1t u Alexander BenErl. ExeriaT
o. samuel Siabi. deceased
REsisTEis DFFisE-f 1ACOb D SNANk.
s1nerset Nov u Register.
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To Edith z. Husband.
AppIes.

We cffer for sale 100 barrels OF good hand
picked fall and winter apples, consisting Of
Baldwin, s~pitzbarg. Golden Gate. Wall.
Ramheaas and others At sI-75 70 800 per
barrel If 3 bushels
Vow is the time 70 make your selections
Cook & BEzRITs.