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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12
On the Comm EleetIon

Nh. EDIroR
Little has been said. through tie col
umns Of the county papers. about tie sen
timent OF the people in this part afthe coun-
", upon the approaching election. The cam-
paign is fairly opened, aud tie Republicans
are organizing a marching elab and vH
raise a one hundred foot pole. That there
Is a revolution offaeling. among Democrats
is 4 fact that can no longer be disguised The
Democartic vote, Tor President, will be large
" retlaced in this end Of the county. some
Democrats who refuse to support Cleveland
may not vote for Harrison, or for any other
Republican, while others VIII vote FOR Har-
rison. and the entire Republican ticket.
Th6se who aud Cleveland Objectionable be-
cause OF ais free trade policy and opposition
TO soldiers, and cant vote for him for these
and other reasons, but refaset0 vote for Gen.
HARRISON because be Is a Republican. mani
fest more party spirit than sound Judgment.
Cleveland IS what his party makes hin. IF
Cleveland 5 Objectionable. his pary is also
objectioHa5ie. II the Democratic party is
wrong tie party that advocates protection
IS right. and why not vote with it3 Ii those
who advocate a paying market foE tie pro-
ducts Of American labor cannot hHd that
policy advocated IN the Democratic p-Fiy
they can end Il in The policy ofthe Eepuh-
licaa party. HCieyeland'- veto messages are
Objectionable to tie soldier, be eaa els, his
ballot or a party dat has never vetoed a
pension biI.
The American Ia5orer wants e paying
market iorail ais products, and 81 he aiis 10
get il he don't get his dues The question
to b. decided at The coming election, is
whether the pro,lucts Of American labor
shall be sold ~ a market regulated by Great
Britain, or in a market regulated by a own
Isborsrs. II we want good markets ard far
prices. We must protect the American labor
er against the ili-paid and M-fed iaboran Of
Europe.
The Mills bill would place the produc, Of
"a mills, mines. shop and Geld in conpeti-
ton with the cheap labor of Europe 1.-THE
American lahorcr wants an hones; day re-
wari for an honest day toii, be should
vote the Republican ticket. The mau who
WAITS 10 hire 4 man al City cents a day and
send tam home every evening hungry ana
10 hungry children. let him vote for Csve-
land and free trade. The farmer who wants
TO sell eggs al four or five cents a dozen
butter AT eight and ten cents per pound and
WOO from ten 10 fifteen cents per pound,
he should vote for Cleveland The man who
want to exchange a pouud Of butter for a
yard of calico. OF three dozens Of eggs for a
rard OF musliB, let MIN vote the Democratic
ticket The farmer who wants 10 sell a fife
horse for SJ0. and a good COW for SIS, let
him support the whole free trade Democra-
ey, and he VIII accomplish IT, The farmer
who want a good price fr his horses. cal.
tie, grain, wool, butter, eggs, etc., let him
vote for Harrison. The laborgr who wants
to raise bis family on good diet. and furnish
them comfortable protection against cold and
want, let him vote the Republican ticket
straight
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

a magnificent Oh Painting b ". Frank
GaaI reseHtng the part the 18th Pa Re-
serves and the sth New Jersey inElatry pay
81 in the ba.Ele OF Gains Mills, Jnne97sb,
ls62, uader General &. b Mcclellan xhere
these tso regiments we're senI a 20 osvertbe
retreat Of the army aeEoss The Caieahominy
And where both commands we're captured
and thus enjoyed the distinction Of be.ng the
tirst crsanizatioa that entered Tie retel eaps-
toi during the var. Tbs painting Is BON
.he property Of Post 8, &. A l. Department
q Sew Jersey. Ordered while al 6sifys-
burg JAY, SIS, and just coaspietel Tae
painting has been sesn By aRHnber of sol
iiers, and At Their request and by consent %
Post 8, il SEl be OF exhibition in Somerset
in order to allow al who may wish 10 see
What peniAble hattie lookei Ike. L has
been pronoaneel b. soldiers who have sen
Il a magnificent and truthful -reprezenta1ioH
The artist himself having belonged 70 the
sth \. J. and engaged in this battle as well
as u other battles OF the war IS peculiarly
qualified 10 create such S work aad ell who
are IN any way interested in the late var
should not hii 10 see this rare painting Il
vii De on exhibition at somesgs te day Of
the nnveiiing Of The Soldiers Monsnent
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oar SCHOOLS.

On wednesday Of last week Prof 3. g..
Keim, who was elected as Principal OF the
Schools FOR the ensuing ternl, resigned the
same To take . position ofFiH; Assistant ia
the schools OF Cumberland.
The BoaaI Of Directors tenIerc5 tie posi-
hon TO ". Il. saaner, vino accepted the
same.
The schools ail open On Wednesday Tie
i9sh ofseptembeT, ISIS
Al pupils who passed the examination ~
close oflast term viii enter the room dsg
mated on the promotion card. WHICH elfd
must be presented to thu teacher in e.sarge Of
the room All new pupils and nrmer pupil
who failed to take the examination az The
close Of iast term, viii enter rom No 4,
Academy Bzi!ding
Pupils just arriving At sehooIage VII enter
room No. 5. Union Building
Janitors viii zee thas the rooms are IN
order and properly eleansel
BY order Of the Board,
l. e CoIsoav.
Secreisry
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

The w~hooPing cough IS epidemic among
she children.
Th- potato crop IS the largest we have had
Tor years. bur some farmers claim that least
oae-half VIII 90 to waste on aeeeount Of
cot.
David B=acaley. Of this place, claims to
have the largest sunGowev stalk IN the couu-
~. It is Il feet Il inches high and has 90
odd aowe7s on IT, Tie IS Al inches IN cir
camereuce. The stalk ssaH 10 vigorous
growth.
Peaches aud eampmsetias are ca Of date
10 this section. Oar peopls begin 10 look
Gu The latter With suspicion. and consider
pienics as . delusion and i snare. As 4
roof ask the Young ladies WHO had their
clothes rzined at the StoyestowH colored
eampmeetins.
Ihave noticed IN your paper tl.at many
places are claiming thar eiey have men who
voted for wm. Heary Harrison in 40. We
have within two miles Circular five, namely
joseph Zimmerman, Samael Kimmel. jacob
Lohr John Maurer, ard Jonas Maurer
They xere all born AID raised withiu a cir
eie Of two mikes in this township. ami voted
here. Two oftbem now live just across the
line IN Jeuner township and al intend if
life and hsalts permit, to vote for hs grand
son. Benjamin, tais al.
TntvELEa.
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We are requested By The board of mana
gers Of the Somerse, Driving Association 20
state that none Of Mr.. Peter Henley horses
will participate in any OF the races az EDGE
soOd Park on Monday next. This stale
ment is made for tie reason thai the impres
sion has gone abroad that some Of Mr.. Hef
fey : stcppers. who have records. would be
entered and. Of course, would come of easy
winners, and for this reason a number OF
owners Of rapid goers have refused 10 have
them placed for the races. On account Of
this erroneous impression The managers have
decided TO extend the time Of entering to
Saturday Of this week. 4 number of tot
ting and running horses have already been
entered on the books Of the association
sufficient to insure a number Of interesting
raees-and Others are likely 10 be in by SAT
uTday. The track is in good condition and
the Indications fora successful meeting are
izst-eiass.
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c~ovrlrEyeE p. September 10. lass
Republican Pole Raising and Meet

The Republicans Of Milford township
raised a Harrison and Morton pole az Nil
ford Station on Thursday evening last. The
pole Is a beauty. % hunirei feet high.
havins a torch at the TOP which VII be kept
burning constantly until Harrison AMI Nor
ton are elected A large crowd was in al
tendance, the numbers being considerably
increased by the presence Of tie Harrison
and Morton club OF GebhaTts pro5a5iy The
first clnb ofthe kind in the county.
After the pole was placed in position and
three hearty cheers had been given the neet-
ing was Organized BY the election OFF. F.
Husband as president and VIM. Dali a. wee
President. With Freeman Enfield. Jesse
Hoover Daniel 8eari and John Hanna a.
Secretaries. Tbs speech Of the occasion was
made by Captain ". II. sanner Of Somerset:
Chairman c. c. shatfer vas present, but de-
elined to speak. owing to the lateness OF the
hour The Republicans Of old Mother Nil
ford are fully alive 10 The importance Of
the present campaign and vii givea good
account Of themselves on lbe 9Th Of Novsm-
Der. IRlsH.
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M MoalaH sept. 8 ISIS
Thlrtv-tuo Cows killed.

Thlrty-tWo Cows Killed.
last veekthe farm of1saac Lyster, in ne
4wars county, was visited by The state ves-
eriaay Offices, who took 81 tbs COWS upon
The Flao, - IN number dhad them killed
Several Of toe animals we're afflicted with
pieHro-preasneuia AMI "a accordance with
the raies cfthesleparIasnt tie entire herd
wers kfasd Mr. Lyster vas Allowed so
each for bis y
One ofthe three eoWs belonging to Josiah
White of the same n-eigh50rho1d xas aaiict-
ee and the three were killed. Mr. Whiie ~
eeiring SD. This radical Treatment seems
TO be the only way to prevent the Spreading
% this disease which il allowed To 70 rn-
checked world speedily rid the country Of
all the cattle.
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With This surplus a new blae field n
other needed repairs viii le made on the
fag.
NJ. David Casebeer, a veteran Of the cam
paigH OF 1870, kindly contributed the tina
Der.
Mr Z e. Fcrner painted the s,raamez
Those deserving special mention ior cutting
and loading The timber are John f Snyder.
Frank SAVIOR, William Kifsr Frank FleegIe
Irwin G. Prius Milton Z. Cayer and H r.
Kneppcr.
Republicans We have every day more RIA
son TO believe shat q party viii be IS sue
oessfal in the present contest ir the control
Of the National Government As we were ia
raising the handsome HARRISON and siorton
pole few weeks ago
respectfully.
PAEEEa TEEXr.
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We are requested to the follow
ing locations for the sons Of Veterans festi-
valsaHd lunch counters. A compete Oys-
Ter saloon viii be fitted az in the basement
Of the KnePper block in the room la.eiy va
Gated by Mr. VoughL For ice cream cakes
and all the dainties ofthe season Cli g. TIE
room aow occupied by Che II Fsle ia
the Mammoth block. And for a substantial
lunch at low rates. don't fil to call az the
stand or the lot wLe7e the Glade House
stood, Esery effort VII be made 70 give
satisfaction.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

Marat Halsieai, edltoriasch.ef of the
cineinnsfi EaazesA GEgie, xas IN Pitts
huEh saturday morning returning from
New York lie Waz IN good spirits over
Republican, prospects eTeFywhere, but when
asked ab0at Allen e.. ThuFman's wish 10
Nex Yofk, spoke p-erzonaily in he kindsss
way Of tie aged statesman. and said lac
would nor say aHyth!ng about Mr.. Thurman.
7 do not care 10 BE- interviewed about
anything bur New York. SAID Mr.. Hai-
stead. j have I f.w words % say on tbs
point. View York 5 snr to So Republican.
n al o ihe western COUNTIES there viii De
an increase Of from $50 TO 1909 Republican
votes .The Democrats apparently appreciate
the fact and are now making a Terrible effort
10 overcone L They are raising iarz suns
Of money. They ART even ealing up5a the
NATIONAL banks for aid in fast sir usias
every nleans within their power 70 save tie
state bat they can't 10 e.
wha. about Gov. HIS rnom;naticaf
Il daRs maze a Hauiee ~ difference
wheiher HH is Hs48mi1stef o. not TIE
Democrats srs doral &c View YORK am
thoroughly satisfied o. ihis point
In Oaso o~fcoure Il IS Gals @ question 81
how large tie Republican majority vil BE-.
and IN Indiana there wH ae a great Fight.
hut. like View YORK, Indiana IS al right
The Democrats arr us;ns an immense
amount Of money in the latter state. Ny
candid o. nion is that the Republicans sul
carry every northern state
The Soldiers mo1Gmenf which viii BE-
unveiled wits appropriate ceremonies Oh
Monday next, vas placed IN position in she
Cour. House yard Tuesday. she worknlen
laborins &r into the night 70 complete their
work. The following morning some parties
criticised the site chosen and ths COMMITTEES
were persuaded 10 move 1t IN twenty isel
farther west and more in the corner ofthe
PARK This vas accomplished with a gfe4.
deal Of labor and 5ie neat aud handsome
piece OF bronze nos occupies the size where
It Is expected to stand for all time 20 I'M
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T4i, Do certify lat haya been o1a
el v-aI IT, e. T. Walzer .u the maau-
-aslreelt.e Hke- Bsot assurC-ate1l-
e1t &C ac-er@ for TIE Tast % year 1a
Janl4y / lss- az uhiea iiuie iley lscln-
ralcI Misunderstanding. Tam gov HiaSias q
iae % kip boots which 0yror 30 gZigS
1au UfE not a. yourself -;iel fyou al to
seq Gre Armstrong Boos o Shel suiv-
ier EXCLUSIVE agents Cor s1mer
Respectfully. Va s AEH-rR1Va.
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The Brooks comet Is in the SKY about
tLiry degrees fren, the sun, % that It does
not reuiain long above the hoGn3g aner sun
set ard 5 qaae flint even 70 Observers. 70 IS
slowly approaching the earth and reoeding
frum the sun. Il is now in the lover part
Of The Great Bear constellation aud Is NOV
ing toward Lo- Al present It Is 100000
aaes from ne earth II vii in a Few days
begin 20 receis. and viii PROBABLY DO los, 10
view aooat the middle OF September. lis
path i NOT $ niiar 10 that Of any recorded
and twill probably not again return
to the earth for thousands Of years, II ever.
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Notice TO Teaoners.

The schools Of Br3taersrailey viii be Jet
On saturday septembss 18Th Teachers viii
make apaliclfion at tbe office OF the scbcol
hcuse iu Berlin
Bv oniarof the Board.
: ; FoASE MN D1FrEg.
Sex Pres
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Dealers and Ell 20 know We havea fGl line
Of raks both hand and sell dumR which
we oiier az prizes 10 suit the times. AGENTS
wanted 70 sell the Walker Rakes. Address
". F. Vallejo.
Somerset Pa
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wIIrs church TENS.

IN. Cables stable Is beine fast eoup,erel
and when pAlnied. will be a ane specimen
Of is kind
oElas to the ineleraeney 81 The we-theE
ea saturday last. the hana aJuid not aftssd
TIE Pais raising at Freaens.
Miss Sadie Barron. Of near Somerset sas
in town 4 few days Of last week visiting
friends
A basket picnic VIII DC held At WITS
Church on S~Afaniay. ssPtenser md ~
which the Fablic IS cordially iuYitsL As
this IS the last pie-nic Of the seaaoa. 10 one
should faii tocome.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

Ar aer e1s tsc rounds ~ TIE papers
thai le juices 81 vlieg maloa vil remove
nki~ a youns iaiy o this Place Head
tle Gem mo reoas payer AID taei tle
swing her Eee q tEa-1l
ee going 10 t-l When ae so1
took @ lnos in a mirror and vas l1s-
rlel s. 1ul a Aee o7Aaariy goie pref
cu~ol ly The poison ln The aIerme 1a-
-ls las aot lsl out 81 ae house dr
dy- ara wiz a~crhafs BE- IN
471a, o week i-1m aie-i-
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For sale.

A Country Store properly seven miles
from railroad. Extra good Cash and Pro-
duce trade, 4 rare opening wiz be sold low.
No goods, write for particulars to.
II. l. ARNsTRoSs, Harshville, Pa
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Notice.

To the Republicans who cosiHhais3 So
cheerfuliy Tor the erection OF The HARRISON
and Morton pole, 7 wish to submit the oi-
l0wias statement, believing that al, have g
right TO know precisely how their money has
aeen expended
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

Purchase your nursery stock Of John
r and A Murdoch. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
represented il Somerset county. by T. J.
Meyers, Of Somerset. All orders by mail
viii receive prompt attention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-12

Mr. HinmC White. the popular merchant
tailor d c~hamhersbuFz viii be IN Somerset
on OF about September fah With a fall line
Of samples OF fsli and winter siiiiugs and
~oTerooatings. which win BE made in first
class style and at lowest prices.
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Michlgan Furniture company.

4s7, smithaeld street, Pittsburgh, Pa
Have on hand the largest -tock Of Bedroom
sut-, Parl0r Suits. S~ideboarls, Wardrobe.
Lounges, &c, Of any furniture houzeiH Pitts
burgh, being manufactures they Can aH1d
to sell good. at better priees- It viii pay
to give them 4 cali Don't forget the name
and number
MscHfsAS FgRSITrEE CoAgtST.
49, s~mi,karld street Ptisburgh. Pa
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Tl1e Fit.sbazsh ami gonnei1zx1se Coal and
Case comFaay a7~l uptairy q their ovens
d Irna azs ~ec&
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Program for the Dedication OF the
Soldiers Monument.

01to HOtA'|AN
Parade from Railroad station west on Pa
triot to Naia Csoss Street, Worth to Union,
thence West to Reformed Church, South %
Main. west on Main 10 Rosina counter
march on Main to IA. North 10 Union,
thence west 10 court House
~ssationing tie guard Of honor
Setting up the symbol Of the nayy.
Setting Up the symbol oftie army.
Dedicafory prayer.
Dedication Of ~ Post COM
mander.
Choir.
Presentation Of monument to the county
Response on part Of County cou mission
ers-
Choir.
Grafton, by Gen. Harry White.
Choir.
Address Jy Gers. " Il Koantz and A.
II. Coaroth.
Choir.
Benediedon-
COMMITTEE.
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View Fall Wraps q az kind fr ladies' and
children sill b. opened hy fhe last II ms
week. Gone AMI see item, they are cheap.
Ma. A D. UEL
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NOTICE

Is r. Eeareo q Phillip Lnr. deed
L1e uliar--u.i having a.l aHF lluofu1ai
AMI cog hT -lC Orphans s1ur ~gf-aua~sar Conn
ty. d.. fp mtke Edrt1ilsi0a of the 5.1d CD the
hatisG - pelr-nn Lsug. eVcru1afo % ph'tip linz
d-- W cufalnl- tha-c legally crtrlsf sle- %
hess gives ultlce tlal Le ALI a1sll aa rhr ola
te wia as .nunsnEa 70 hsoHcr us Somerset
HaaEh % Fulsy ieaelaiF7IA fsE ee u-
wlaa ARD shore al plr interested Gan attend
lEESlS AEl ks
grg-- Auti-Ct
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one thousand tons Of Rags Bones and
scrap Iron. old Gual boas aHa shoe for
which tie highest lasi price sill b. Paid b.
CsrL2 & Nooaz.
Johusrowa "a.
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Mraaa Na Fnsk Beal aHd has. Of
u ~ are as ID Somerset at
t -iH.neposN~ -asarrts.
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\ ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

hAI Nt NA4afl A+ HNNG- A- IT TnHLa-
anrul Ioxuship -sElrl ~. A
letters u admini--4r1r On Pre- above estate
having bcea granted - The undergo bV fhe
z1u- indebted 70 safd se1ts 20 make imsnei-lte
payment AMI those having rla.Gs agltle Zoe
same u present them deIr sGfhen-eref nr
settlement 80 -afgulav. 4csagur lssE. as The
late residence ufdecea-ei.
T. e. G0TgHFNDrR.
eerT. ELr rEfrrl-
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lev Blis ~ gsrntlisviIr. Pa. vili preach
ngesaaa Gunch Sunday. seeem-
her iets ms-aiag and evening" Al are in
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That A. Bedford & Son Is TIRE only arm in
t9sn thar sells nine cakes o. Gnp sap ir
- cents
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Have you seen the New odd Fellows
Building. Nearly completed Money need
ed to 20 into business. j. D SNYDER
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- n a.oa afeyan

Us. size sla-on 30 oyae
sammer ends september oth-
Ts ricrie season has about eloseL
III rd SEASON as commenced
have u-ic tler appearance
BAY your daa ar Bieesr& sngdaz
veu ID just opeuaal geo. w. Ben
f8rIs Book o-u
AL kinds ol1cr drs goods Gre cheap Of
Ma. AL EH
rsa sm oal SOFA Wnr 81.
Bsser s susa
Afaa line u plain anil aang -tioae Il
eeo. W. Ben5ri rev Book s5s
81 booss a be saled. mean aus-
J. 3. sSgpuE
OH rb-es are now m We h-pdie only
fre nle
ce.alo.d 7rlsss -saaruei Or apsdod
Of thrc years notto break or rust az Bic
snoker & snyder
Iezpet 10 60 inlo my neN rooms WITHIN
weeks aua must have naa,T Cal
a1l settle a. oHce
Err Gases and spe-cis 3 al oaHsva
ne al rs ard at at prizes u rhc ceia5-
ted Eing maaua@uner al BeeekeF &
snrlo
We have 90 hand o Ar % e'i
--s wh.re ve vfI q g.
H.r Nra+
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iAn Wa leave J9instown u, q m~
eam9erand e m- canaesrle "a
M hgonaas q. 9s9 B. M. West Sal isbag
q a. @- tonHaelee = 2 ~ and ur-
sra atea IA arriving m somerset az 1
a m Returning tains viii seave suer
caunalssiae o. 5 ? M s-aa Patch
me- and gaaustazu a. p. m Pas
~ points east Of sand Palch wal
tase The nsnias tran leaving s0rner d
70 Isckl.s win r. sold o. the trains
a. stations wAe-s there are 10 agents.
an- VII hes sod 81 REGULAR stations GA sept
IA and rth god 10 nefam August 18th.
". ". pIczrSs. T. p A,
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Tha Cartra essag agTieul tual sziv vii
ae lssd Mf4neIhosa ptsade1 Is 70, -
4.
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far :. T. 5=sasar osUriaa wa<
ssi5ng our sa,l-4s ssfluin.
E@aardis . haze tr-a~s display dar-
ing llelr couaas agricultural fair
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Books. Books. Books, Stationery. Station
cry, Stationery. ofevery style. and variety al
Geo w. Benhrd,s new store.
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A CROWDED STORE!
AND WHY

roo Peces Printed Laras at 3 IL cents a gard sorts aousgs tie
money.
% Pieces min Summer Dress Goods at ~ Ie es. a gusa: 5sauu-
fNY stpf~.
500 Pieces Safeess. Fseaoh Ssg.es. ~ ~ I ? c. g gard.
90 PEERS Saslmer SkS 90 81 aHf ascepds e. yard.
Lace Garaass az - and $50 yaesr.
Eask SHis &c - % ertru osesP
BeGGaR - raps 81 400 each.
LiHcs LetcAs 0t 20 cents - ytru.
Blaek Loce FTo4acfH0s. 3S cents a yara-
Lddesf. Henrsang ChiIfrea.s yaTeriresr aud HOSIERY. erfrr cscnu.
mother Big lot oT Mems Neckdes. NJ p ceats.
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4 bargain 5r some ore 10 noai ofa piano
or organs a en-ei sons
pane ID use emily r ya u.H De- sold
ssy elep q Mason & HAN cost
ing w snd never uscd, eid ser
les than hsd eisl For particulars eall as
be HssAID tfice-
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

Esfafc efT7seph uaai-inE. deed iate T--r
IurE faa Township somerset CauufE E
LrteC rf A1niU-gt.n Of DIE -.ore r-ia
proper l4-a1rrg. u1i-l Is ee-ebF 9 n taai
fsr-aus indebted t1 =rt @ts1e Co make fmrleG
ATE atyren1. and fhce having cus agita-f
fr 0u ,atgu!nr. the 9rh day III Or
Is1e-. u~s. err fhe rl-Hiflgs 81 A.eItaie- lhauds
"a aid Township
6a1fCEL N09rnTHG
ser-l AIuE-fnrar.
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Arbuua ious IS by Gr lie bet n the
iowa Eseu good h0usesper wants it,
". schroek kegs q good surpiy ofn on
hanI
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NoTlF r. a2yTEIeT7z

The Iatae-Ea emigration 10 Es-liu. Pa
afcilcd arl congregational meeting a1 -ep.-u
.-r p. l.-s. % tlild a rev cLure The uHtus
AMI -ucciLclli1u, exc ID rlc halls uftle pastor.
Rev G b drgr-r. with whoa f1afnset1- can
correspond sealed proposals sill hr received up
uafl Oetate-I. 1870. hl lhs contract work.
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politics T. nos grqxins more into
peqalr fivoE- Ns rp edk 40 Tins sub
5er ahea lsey can ust lad aaytsing more
Interesting.
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ouesnsware and glassware.

For this line Of goods 80 to A. benfori &
on, as they hare the best Incl town.