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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

THOSE who are quoting Secretary
Blaine as being opposed to a Federal
election law should re-fead the speech
be delivered at Augusta, Maine, in 1854,
in which occurred this passage:
Gentlemen, there cannot be political
inequality among the citizens Of a free
republic; therr cannot be a minority of
white men in the South ruling msjority
Of white men in the North. Patriotism.
self-rFspect. pride. protection for person
and safety for country. all cry out against
IL. II becomes the primal question
of American manhood. II demands a
hearing and q settlement. and that settle
tnent will yindicafe the eqaality Of
American citizens in all personal and
civil rights. IL will 81 least establish the
equality Of white nsen und sr the Nation
al government. and will give to the Nor
thern man who fought TO preserve the
Union as large voice in its government
as may be exercised by the Southern
man who fought 70 destroy the Union"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30
Major General snowden.

HARRISBURG. July Ex-Governor Beaver
telegrsphed here to-day for the issuance Of
commissions to General George r. snowden
as Major General of the National Guard. to
succeed the late General Hartranfi, and to
Colonel Robert +. Dechert as Brigadier Gen.
eral Of the First Brigade. Both are now
acting in the offices to which they have been
appointed. The commissions will be pre-
sented TO them to morrow morning in
camp.
The promotions have been expected ever
since the death of Major General Hartranff.
That politics has no foothold in the Penn
sylvania National Guard is shown By the
appointment Of two Democrats to these high
positions by Republican Governor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

SoCTHEES leaders have ever been un-
able 10 judge properly the moral senti-
fnent Of the North. and never more so
than at the present time. II is discredit-
able TO the intelligence Of the South that
journals like the Atlanta ConHiiafion and
men like Governor John b. Gordon
should foolisbly declare that the South
will boycott Northern merchants and
business men II the Lodge Federal EIec-
ton bill is passed by Congress. The i-a-
piled impuiation that sordidness rules
the North Is without reasonable basis.
Every selfish consideration was flung to
the winds when Font Sumter was fred
upon in 1861 and the war Of emancipa-
ton begun. The moral sentiment Of the
North had declared that the Union could
not exist half Save and half free, and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

lN 1861 the Democratic party turned
the government over TO the Republicans.
Its treasury was empty, IFS bonds 20 per
cent discount, halfi,s publicproperty was
stolen, and the Nations vessels scattered
TO the four winds. The Republican party
began and fought the greatest series Of
battles Of The century, paid the cost. re-
stored prosperity, Pensioned the soldiers,
inauguraied financial policy and cur
rency second 10 none in the world. To-
day the United States stands respected
10y the nations Of the globe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30
The STATE situation,

Mr. Pettison's record as Governor Of Penn
sylyania, says the Philadelphia Press, will
help in quarters where demagogic tendencies
naturally find favor, and viii hurt him seri-
ously in Others. His restless ambition seem-
Ell always on the alert 10 find something in
the nature Of s corporation at which to
strike That was his capital and stock ia
trade and Il is this dangerous and commun-
istic traii. doubtless, which viii be pressed
most zsslOnsly as his chief claim to public
favor. The Governor of Pennsylvania is
little more normally than critic and censor
Of legislation. In this capacity Mr.. Pattison
did some good work and some very foolish
work. His summOning Legislature, hos
tile in one branch. in eItra session in the
vain hope Of compelling il TO do what it was
clearly resolved not to do, has served, and
still serves, as a conspicuous example of
what blundering and bad judgment be is
capable.
A. between PsttisOn and DelamateI, we
believe that. aside from all political consid-
Grafton. the latter Is better fitted by training,
natural gifts and mental habit TO be Govern
or Of Pennsylvania than the Scranton nom
inee. With 5000 Republican majority to
draw upon, and no division in the Republi-
can ranks, as there was in 1882 there is
little danger, we are glad to say, Of another
four years Of Paitison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

The PitisJargh Diq'ach has been in
dustriously at work for the past three
DAYS building the South Penn Railroad.
II the Dispa;el is only allowed to have
the exclusive news relative 10 the
South Penn for few days longer, it will
have the road in running Order-on pa
fer-before the end of the present year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

THE election of Congressman Kerr as
Chairman Of the Democratic State Com
mittee was done in order to conciiiste
the Wallace Democrats, as Kerr is from
Clesrfield, the home Of Wallace, and is
bosom friend Of the defeated candidate.
The question is whether the Wallace
people are TO be satisfied with having
such position given them in exchange
for the los Of the head Of the ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

WssHIssros. July 25.-The House Com
mites on Elections to-day further consider
ed the case Of Clifford X Breckinridge, OF
the Second Arkansas district. whose seat
was contested by John N. Clayton, who was
assassinated, bat postponed action until
next Tuesday, to await the printing Of GER
tain statements. The decision viii be to
unseai Breckinridge. and the only question
Il whether the report will be unanimous.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

WAszsS0roS, July "a Persons who are
entitled, or think they are entitled. TO pen
sions under the recent Disability act are not
allowing the grass to grow under their feet.
The bill became a law on June q. and from
that time TO the present the Pension Office
has received and acknowledged 2os. 600 ap-
plicztions for penAoas. II Is estim sted that
there are at least 10000 applications in the
Office the receipt Of which has not been ac-
knowledeed. An estimate was made when
the bill was before Congress that there
would be about SOo,O 600 cases which would
come under its provisions II is not sup
posed that all t1e cases fled will be favora-
bly, acted upon by the Pension 0f3ee, bat il
is thought that the rush OF applications is
about over.
The activity ofthe claim agents Of this city
and the extent Of the increase in the busi-
ness In consequences OF the recent pension
set may be inferred from the fact that for
the quarter ending with June 80 the receipts
of the Washington City Postoffice increased
30 per cent, and postofflce official says that
the increase thus far for the month Of July
is proPortionately greater than for the pre-
ceding month. This enormous growth Is
due entirely to the mail msfter sent out by
the claim agents to pensioners and those
who are entitled to pensions, urging them to
make applications under the Disability law.
The sale Of cent stamps 10 q single pension
agent has been as high as 5000 in one
transaction Some Of the agents send their
printed circulars under l-eent stamp, but
the more clrrer ones use the sealed envelope
and 2-cent stamp, knowing that under the
great pressure Of business 1rst class matter
has preference over the otherclasses. In ad-
dition to the circulars, one agent, who pub
lishes weekly paper here, sent ont in one
week ooo 600 copies Of bis paper, contain
ing urgent appeals for applications under
the new law. A clerk IN the Pension office
Is authority for the statement that the prin
eipal claim agent in this city has business
with the once which Yields him daily in
come Of from sl,7oo to t2,7Oo IN les.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

The outcry in Europe sgainst the Nc
Kinley bill points Enthusiastically to the
fact that foreign capitalists and manufac-
turers know shat Americans don't foot
the bin. America will still be a great
market for foreign made goods, and the
foreign manufacturer viii have to go
down in his pocket and pay for the priv
ilege Of competing with our own work
men. That is all there is Of it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

AxornzR Republican has been shot
from ambush in Mississippi. He had
been making an -incendiary" speech,
and the local news gatherer telegraphs
that "few are surprised at his end" Ger
tainly there is no reason to be surprised
when any man generally known as an
active Republican is assassinated in any
Of the Southeastern States.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30
Great Seashore Vacation Trips via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Pennsylvania Railroad.
The great success which has crowned the
efforts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to provide pleasant vacation excur-
sions to the seassore for the people of Pitts
burg and Western Pennsylvania, as illustra-
ted in the first two excursions of this season,
will do much toward making the two yet 10
come more brillis1t and attractive than ever
These trips include in the tickets the most
desirable resorts on the Jersey coast, and the
long return limit Of ten days fills the exact
period of the average midsummer holiday
The resorts, from which choice may be
made, are Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle
City, or Ocean City, and the next date is
Thursday, August 9TH.
special train composed of parlor cars
and day coaches will leave Pittsburg on the
date mentioned at $50 A. NJ. and run
through to Philadelphia, arriving at ZIG p.
NJ. The night will be passed in PhiladeI-
piia and the party will take regular trains
10 the seashore next morning.
Passengers from Pittsburg. East Liberty,
Irwin, Uniontown, Connellsville, Scotdale,
stonerville, Greensburg, or Johnsto1n may
take the evening trains leaving Pittsburg for
Philadelphia at 40 and $40 p NJ, ard
proceed TO the shore the next morning
The excursion rate from Johnstown is
81, 25 will leave at il03 A. NJ,
Any special information in regard TO these
excursions may be obtained by addressing
Thomas Z. Watt, Passenger Agent. Western
District, ll0 Fifth Avenue, Pitisburg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

To Andrew Kunkel and John Kunkel re<sd-
ing In stoneycreek township, Cambria
Cnunty. Pa. Conrad Knnkle residing in
Riehiand township. Cambria County, Pa
hristian kunkle residing In Economy
~ aver County. Pa. Adam Kunkel resid-
ing IN Johnstown. Pa, Rose Ann Knnkei
,nlernAfried with John Gebbart residing in
married with John Fees residing in Cam
bria County. Pa
fon are hereby notified 10 be and appesr al
an Orphans Court. 10 be held In and for Sorner-
erstt County. Pa. on Monday the 22nd day Of
september next, then and there 70 accent ar re-
h.se 10 take the real estate Of Andrew Kunkel
deceased az the appraised valuation. or chow
cause why the same should not be sold
sHxRiFEs oFrTcx. r. s. McSfILLEN.
Somerset Pa, July q '90j sheriff
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

TO josephine Grassei intermarried with VIM.
+. Miller. Of washngton Territory
You are hereby no ifes that IN pursuance Of a
Of Somerset County, Pa and to me directed I
viii hold an inquest on he premises OF the real
estate OF John fraser, ce'd., situate in Cone
maugh Twp. Somerset O., Pa. ON Tuesday. the
9Th day OF september, 80, when and where you
can attend II you think roper
july =, $50 Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30
An Attack of Gravel.
The Tesribls Suffering cf a Lady at co
How She was Cured.

Tho Tesribls Suffering cf a Lady at 60
How She was Cured.
There is noship< nov enjoy that 10 not ozc
10 hsving used I,r- Iazyid Kennedy's FAForite
Remedy. male al RSBdoss. y. y Ny troubles,
from which l never expected 10 recover began in
my kIdnrys Firss there were pains IN ny hack
i was kseriSh. wish uo app lie and could
n3s sseeE,; ] pas c rnpslIes 10 use cane. and
The .dlstFess in my hack was terrible was
burning up with fever Or constantly shisering
as ifcoid. Ny physicians said
! HAD BRIGIT'S DISEASE.
Amer had been III about two years. had an
attack Of fGsavel When this made It's appear
anee. my physician gave me up and I expected 20
die. Fo1r doctors attended me. the best in the
country. yet grew worse. Six years ago last
june. how well remember the tiEae. ] saw DR.
Kennedy's Fsyorite Remedy advertised in our
paper. Afier using one bottle threw sway my
cane and went 70 New YORK ON a visit and three
bottles cured ne. ] have never had return Of
Gravel. nor OF the pains or weakness IN the back
and though l am over sixty years Of age am
Now Vigorous and Strong
as was in my prime. do all my own work and
rarely know what if j. 10 ke tired. / keep the
medicine, in the house aud give II 70 my grand
children and recommend Il Whenever I can.
What physssiaEs. and AL the various nemedles
had taken corli not Do Dr. kennesiy,s fzyorite
Remedy did-tf stayed the disease and made me
a strong vigorous wOnnAn-Mrs. Elneiine 4. Miz-
ner, Burg Hill. ohio
DIR KEyyEDFS Fl FORTE REMEDY.
Prepared BY
DR. DAVID KENNEDY. Iondont, \. Y.
sIper bottle. Six Tor 81 By ali druggists.
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Book-keepIng.

Professor A. b weihereIl viii open a
commercial school in Somerset, If class of
Is scholars can be had by August 4th
Term, three months; tuition, $40.
Address "A. B. weiherell, A. NJ,
ConnellsyilIe Commercial College.
Counellsyiile. Pa.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

In re estate OF Jacob l. KILLER. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersignad
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court Of SIM
ersef County. IA TO ascertain advancemeuts and
make distribution Of the funds In the hands of
Daniel g. Miller and wnI. c. Miller AdminiStra-
tors OF Jac0b L. Miller. deceased. 70 and among
those legally entitled Thereto will attend to sh,
duties OF bis appointln AZ his once in SOiner-
yet. Pa ON wednesday, the a0tn day OF August
dSo. ~ l0o a. m, when and where ali par
or be debarred from coming in for q share Of The
fund H. > ENISLF FY
Julya1 Auditor.
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Additional Local.
The Enumerators Must be Patent.

The Enumerators Must be Patient
A Washington telegram says: There are
fifty thousand census enumeraiors through
out the country waiting to receive the pay
for their work. The work of determining
how much is due to each man is one ofsome
magnitude. There is force Of clerks who
do nothing else but deter uiine how much is
due the enumerators
The schedules are ia the hands of clerks
who are making the count of the popula-
ton, and as this work takes PIE a,irlIce over
everything else the enumerators' ACCOUNTS
have to wait However. more rapid progress
viii now be made with these accounts, and
when the work is fairly begun 1t is expected
that the accounts Of i've hund red enumera-
tors will be settled each day. Mr.. Stoddard
has made arrangements TO pay that number,
and al this rate it will take between three
and fur months to reach the last account.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

IF the whole Of Central America should
become involved in war il couldn't be
very much Of a mus, The total popula-
ton Of the FIVE republics IS less than
97JOOO0.
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TERMS:

Ten per cent ofthe purchase money 10 be paid
when property IS smoked down balance Of one
third when deed Is delivered, aud one-third In
Deferred payments be secured by Judgments on
the property. with interest Possession On April /
lsgl- All crops now growing on the land here az
fered are reserved. and the right 10 sow winter
wheat the coming fall Is also reserved tn The fen
ants. Al the same time viz S--
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NOTICE.

All persons purchasing at the above sale will
please take notice that 10 per cent. OF the pur-
chase money must be paid when the property
Is Knocked dswn. otherwise il VIII again
be exposed TO sale At the risk Of the first BUR
chaser: The residue OF the purchase money must
be paid on or before day Of confirmation. N0deed
viii be acknowledged until the purchase money
is paid in full
sHERIFFs OFFICE r 6 MCMILLAN
Somerset Pa, july 80 go Sheriff.
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WANTED,- GENrLEMEs Tol

w represent The PrSident Mutual Accident
Co. OF Philadelphia 10 their respective locali-
ties The frovident. while one OF the Youngest
OF the Accident insurane Companies. has PROV
ed one Of the most successful ever organized
Those representing Us ned not necessarily relin-
Quish other pursuits In which they NAV he en-
]. HUNT. secretary. Muasi life building Tenth
aud Chesinut sts Philadelphia, Pa. juis04t.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-30

IF the Atlanta Constitution and Govern
or Gordon keep up the boycott howl the
friends Of the election bill will need but
few speeches in Congress. They show
the necessity Of some such measure.
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TERMS.

The share Of the widow lone half after the uav-
4nent OF az I1st debts and legal charges shalt re
main in the hands Of the purchaser during TIE
natural life OF Nancy Umberger the widow of
Herman Umberger, deceased, and the Interest
thereof shall De annually and regularly paid 10
ing the premises, to be recovered BY distress OF
otherwise, as rents are recoverable in this Com
monwealth, which the said widow shall ACCEPT
in full satisfaction of her dover In the premises
and Al her decease her share OF the purchass.
money shall 5e paid To the heirs Of Herman
Umberger. deceased The balance shall be raid
IN tsree eq,iaf dalsadt pogHseltf Ten per cent 10
be paid down on day OF sale. the reinsinder 81
one third AT the confirmation OF sale one-third
In one-year, and the remaining third in two
years. PERRY CNBERGER
REI BEN HORSKR,
July4 Trustees.
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SATURDAY. AUGrST % Is,o

At Meyersdale win offer at public sale seven
~ slars Of the Ifsferrcd Sork of the Key~t, ne
Coal Company, and twenty shares II the common
sock of said Company. TERMS CASH par
Value OF stock Is $50 per share.
julyi9 Trustee.
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UNDER the disability pension act 306,-
0O0 applications for pensions have been
made since since June p.
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The burthen of complaint Of Demo-
cratic organs just now is the paying Of
pensions 10 Union veterans.
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wHAT astonishes Mugwump and Dem
ocratic journals most Is that Governor
Foraker would not stay dead.
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COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS.

FOR CONGRESS,
EDWARD sCULL. Of somersei borough
subject 70 the decision Of the District Confer
ence-
FOR STATE SENATOR.
NORMAN B. CRITcHFIELD Of Jenner Twp
sabJeci to the decision o. the district Confer
ence.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
FPHRAIM p. MILLER. Of Rockwood Borough.
JOHNC. WELLER. Of Milford Township.
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAIAH GOOD. 9f sonerset Township
FoR PRoTHONOTARY.
VIZ. II. sAxNER, ofSomerset Borough
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER,
Al HILENAS. Of Somerset Borough
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN HANER. Of fQuemAhoHing Township.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
GEO. 2. KIMNELL Of Milford Township
SAMUEL L. sH0BER. Of Somerset Township.
FOR POOR DIRECTOR,
WV. DICKEY. Of Brothesvailey Township.
FOR AUDITORS.
HERMAN sHAFFER. Of soEDersei Township
L. d. BROUCuER. OF Somerset ToEnship.
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THE reason Democrats DO not ike the
Lodge bin is because they fear il viii
siislodge them.
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s1TURD4Y, AUGUST p. IsoO.

at / O'Clock p m the following described real
estate viz: certain tract 81 land situate il the
Township OF Jcnaer. Comfy Of : ,merset and
State Of fennsy yaHia, containing 8 acres and 50
perches. adjoining lands of Michael Cover iona
than Ankeny, John c, Walter, and Others being
IL miles fr0m JenneTtown, aud II miles from
Somerset. and convenient to church and school
The land Is all under good state Of cultivation
and well wsteTed A good orchard Of apple trees,
q twostOry frame house and log barn
TEp NC. Ten per cent. OF the purchase
A<A>nAO money 10 be paid down on
day Of sale the remainder OF one-third at the
confirmation OF sale. one-sbird N one year and
the remaining Oze-tbirf ia two years thereafter,
with interest on deferred payments from the con-
frInalion OF sale HESRS COVER.
Executor and Trustee
FRED. W. BlEsEcKER. Attorney
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


STATE.
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEORGE WALLACE DELANATER-
FOR LIEITExAyT GOVERNOR.
LOUIS ARTHUR wATREs-
FoR SECRETARY or INTERNAL AFFAIRS
THOMAS J. STEWART.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate!

DY VIRTUE OF the last viii aud testament Of
D Jacob Cover deceased snd an order Of the Or
phHns' Court OF Sofaerset COslnty. Pa. will offer
AT public sale OH the premises, on
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TRUSTEES SALE
V ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80. 1880
DWELLING HOUSE..

large barn, and Is wei watered. About one HIM
dred acres clear and balance well tsmherei win
pine and oak Has a good Orehard and l. situs-
ted on somerset and J0hnstown pike two mile
north JennertOwn-
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Z CENTRAL HOTEL y

Property This property r. centrally located
comm,@iious, and Que Of the bet built houses in
the sounty. Sui able for residence or boarding
hons.
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All the right, title. interest and claim of Adam
FriedliDe, of, in aud 10 the following described
real estate, viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Jsnuer Twp
Friedline, Jacob Keim. Mrs. Belle Griffith. and
others, containing ia acres more or less having
thereon erected two s;ory plank dwelling house
bank barn and other buildings with the appurte-
names.
Taken in execution OF the property Of Adam
Friedline, at the suit OF Jacob Hoffman in trust
for Lusinda Friedine.
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No s.


on the general plan Of said Town as lots Nos 2f7
anu ~. and bounded on the North 132 feet by
nam street on the East by swamp alley. on the
Soutn ~ feet by Patriot street. and on the wes1
1y lot Of Harriet V. Woclley, known as the Mill
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CHERIFF's SALE.
THURsDAY, ArGUsT q. 1890.

BY virtne of writ Of Al Fl Fa issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Somerset County Pa,
viii expose 10 public sale at The Court House,
in Somerset. Pa, at O'Clock p. m, on
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DWELLING HOUSE,
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 80,

No. q. &C = ce1ta1n ru i9. 2, o. ground situate in
~ and State aforesaid, on the Souuh side Of Main
street. fronting ON the same breadth of forty
three feet aud extending back OF same breadth
triot street northward to Lutheran Church, and
known the
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RULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

juiyi9.
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Valuable Real Estate.
TERMS OF SALE.

Summer Kitchen, large Bank Barn, wagon shed
and other buildings. Convenient to churche
and schools
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NORMAN B. CRITcHFIELD. Of Jeuner Twp.
sabJect to the decision o. the district Confer
ence.
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EDWARD sCrLL. Of Somerscf borough
subisof 70 the decision Of the District Confer