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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20


Bosrox. Aug. l5.-The great National
Csmp-Fire at Mechanics Fair Building was
the scene Of totally unexpected and un-
fortunate controversy between Gen. Butler
ana Mai. Mckinley The big hall was
crowded. all the prominent officials attend
ine tie Encampment being present. 4
number Of speakers had been called upon
when Ben Butter was introduced. The old
soldier was received with applause, and after
getting warmed over bis subject, The
soldier and lis Services" be let his enthu-
siasra run loose. and. among other things,
said. "There Is never and can not beenough
appreciation OF the services that the Union
soldier did this country. He iias been prsis-
e. ard Catered. bat that is not enough.
ana solder. want more than Gaitery
The Government in 1861 entered into con-
tract with the soldier TO look after him. and,
like an employer. is liable for ell injuries
rsui,ins from that service. Tie service
ne.sion should not be tire limit"
wbea he concluded, Maj. McKinly came
forward. He said 4 have never done
augh, else during my public career than be
fr.cnd the soldier in al public measures OF
relief by supporting them. Bat as a soldier,
! want TO say that the soldier attaches no
money yalaa;ion for his service. Tas Gran d
Army Is not hunting pensions. A citizen is
supposed to defend his country when called
on That is the real .contraci, and when hs
successfully does 80 The honor and glory oi
that suiiioss bin. There Is not man in
this hall who would exchange the pride
and glory OF his service for all the money in
The country"
Here Gen. Butler interrupted by jumping
to his feet, crying That's unjust. unjust
rs an insult 10 all that draw pensions
sach remarks don't apply 10 ;he soldier who
volunteer. What would this country Dc
without their aids Gen. Sherman nor Tx
entire regular aTmy did nothing 10 snppres
slavery. Tia. was tie real object Of the war
i u IS the service aud sentiment ofthe vol
Z untsers that made the issue aviciory. They
nss 8 the rexanl'
Here ths excitement grew intense. 70
1 Gen. sherman, sickies and other officers 0
( the army were present and the hoi head OLD
General had 70 be literally plllel from ,h,
stage 10 shu. him un.
Maj. Mckinley says that notSithstandin
al this lie siioss to what ne says. The citi
zen's aa'y is to defend his country whei
called on, and his reward is the honor. saw
when injured, then be must be assisted
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struck by a Train

HYSpuaS, Pa, August l5.-While Jeln
BartheIow, wife and infant, and Mrs. DIR.
Henry T. Mitchell and two children were
crossing the bridge north of here on The
Pennsylvania Railroad this evening they
were struck by a local freight Mrs. Barthe-
low endeavored to get ont of harms way,
but fell in font of the engine and was
thrown across the track, one of the trucks
passing over her. The infant fell through
to the rocks below and was slightly bruised.
Mrs Mitchell was bodily cut about the face
and received other bruises. The engineer
did all that was possible, but the heavy
down grade prevented him from avoiding
the accident
Mr.. BArthelow was horribly mangled and
died shortly aiterward The child is in a
precarious condition Mrs. BartheIow and
Mrs. Mitchell were sisters and were return
ing from picnic
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PRESS COMMENTS.

Frsa E.e tl.i.sl ulpll.. i.ocorl.
There vas pheasant incident in iae
d'niae r8om 20 tie lafayette Hotel last
ue.k. Hon. ~laracer +. gi-ck. ;ae Demo-
erl.sc elaaIlals nr Liec.enaai Governor
slfas d, tle sspas- table when Hon.
Gsoree W. Dalml.er. ihe Republican Gabcr
ua;oria uDniHoe. catered ilc diaing nall
ir Black c.as 70 Philadelphia 70 attend
tie injecting of .he C5mm l,ee oftAe Demo
cratic society of PEN sylyann. Of which he
i President while M. Delamater is 10
rl.a3elp pliato continue lis political can
yae
IS soon as uai4.r Dlamaler saw the
r..ard llra .stl.e Y3-k sa.csman be vent
over 10 tbe -sse ana shook M-. Black bv
.lie hand. o.l ana. Lila. c5n geassiatians upon
ais aoafaa..5a. NJ .cs xas Lieutenant
55..ls9 Penn .rania wnsa Mr. Dsla-
maLsr s..,erl .s s-nate. aad the two gen
ts.aen bad as, iaa. since they receiyed the
aomina .o.s or thefr respective parties.
F,.-..,.. ,. ..,.,.. .i.,s..,h
s.Baie- .sess aa on tae floor Of the
a IN na,y r. Mr. Vest. Of Missouri.
tas. de r.su-aon ia the price o. ianl was
no..sse ,sss-.l ie.siatian. bst 70 the a,
m,ne.;zs,Ien ol silver hs C55rrss io ls,g
s aaior Cameron Is moi a.,as ia his belief
/ Tse yat r.si9rit~ OF ths esnnfrv Is with
I bin. aai o1,s.le ertae circle under Che in
! dasi &c Of i,lsie-u banss and brokers there
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A Pastors $ shams,

BALTIMORE. Mo, Alg. l4.-When Bishop
James 81. ThoburD, o. the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, who is he head of the South
India Conference. cane 10 this country re-
Gently lie brought the news that Rev J. II.
Sh;yely, a missionary TO India, had given up
his parehmenis. The cause of the surrender
has caused stir in this section where the
Rev. Mr.. shively was well known He had
received his educatioF at Dickinson College,
and after his ordination as a minister be-
came member OF th, Maryland Conference
of the NJ. f Gurch. lie had no stated charge
but was an active member at eamp-meetings
aud for three years conducted the children S
meetings at Emory Grove Camp, the largest
in the State Iey. W. Shively married a
beautiful young lacy of Caroline county
about two years ago. He determined to 90
as missionary to India and was transferred
to the South India conference. 1t now
transpires that be bscame enamored of an
Indian girl and has been living with her.
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A saooooo Rlaze.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August 1.-The town
of Austen, in Potter county, was visited by
terribly destructive ire this morning. Be
fore it could be goite, under control every
business house, including the hotels. togeth-
er with many dwellings, were laid in ashes
The lumber manufacturers are heavy
loosers- Many peopl, are rendered homeless:
tonight and are compelled to camp out
The loss will be over $4,000, and the insur
aDce will not reach over sID0,0to
Austin is town of 1900 inhabitants,
located in the southwestern part of Potter
county, in region that is extensively de
voted 10 numbering interests. The town con
tanned six hotels asd about twenty-five
business houses.
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Tae farmers bold sae balance Of power
in Inaiana. says Democratic paper
The farmers hold the long end Of the
beard and the majority Of polit-
i.I pore1 il hat ssate, as they do in
evesv other Realrfn sists, and they have
been using tiiat power FOR many wears
You aislt Is well taE about the rlrmb-
ers or dry goods merchants all belonging
~ one ooliiica Gath as to SO refer 10 the
r.,.,.--
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Commander Veazey's Appoint
mentS.

BosroS. Aug IS Gen. yeazey, the newly
elected Conmander- in-.,hIef Of the Grand
Army Of tie Repubiie, las issued his first
general order. lie announces officially the
election results, and then makes the follow
ing siaif appointments Adjutant~General,
C5miade Joseph Il Goulding. Of Rutland,
VI. Qasnermasfer- General. Comrads John
Taylor. Of Philadelphia. Tne headquarters
Of the Grsad Army Of the Republic are
herely established al Rutland. VI An
noancensen; OF the Council Of Administra-
ton elected and further appointments upon
The s,aii, win be made in subsequent orders.
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fxa seeseh c'aamberssnEs Thursday
senator Iislaui.ser malea most positive
sMBasf.s d.ni.i of the SANDERS fat
f.rth by ex-scrstor Emfry The 'ieiisi
vas sc4reeiy ng .sssargs as noet'e iainiiiar
with the ciiarager Of the dyspepsia and
srraatlea ar r. paid 90 slightest at
,eailau IS lis reckless changes or gave
cndente Is aasihing he has said reiisct-
;-..-,...t.r, az. .ltarssgsr 81 Air Delan.2ter
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1noIanLea Wa nted

And 100 men to call on any druggist for a
free trial package Of Lanes Family Medicine
the great root and herb remedy, discovered
by Dr. Silas lane while in the Rocky Noun
tains- For diseases Of the Blood. Liver and
Kidneys it is positive cure. For cOnstipa-
ton and clearing up the complexion it does
wonders. It is the best spring medicine
known. Large size package, 50 cents. At
oil d-,,s,o;sfsf
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AT tie. Caabf.a c0uniy Repabliaan
Convention, hich met % E9eas6urg
Monday al5crnoan, tho following resolu-
tion vas adeped d = Unanimous vote;
Eoe1sof. Ttst ,he Hon Ei a.l Dc de-
sinro,i iip -, III, 81; i4e Republicans 90 tul-
ifia cauufv ilr esrfr s-ioi.al ncniirec Coz
sle fssrfcia aisir'c' ant iiat e. se en-
foweud 10 choose ais raa clnlrrese
The four coraues coioposlre Tgen-
tiefh Congressional district have now
each declared iaeir ehaiaeot candidate,
and 81 remairs for The di-iricl conference
10 meet and u4ke 9 nouination- Blair
soraiy has iaslruael .9r j. p. Iiieks,
E-q. Badfonl ooaniy for hoa.John Cess
IA. aud Csfabria ami Somerset ioT lion.
Ed dEard Soui.
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GrxEaaI AlsEEs recommendation TO
The 6saad Army that q aoommittee be sp-
pointed o urge upon the government
ard anon iaiividuals everywhere the
patriotic autg 81 building monument
Il 6eneri Grant is timely, and should
bs aagaied. Giant was the great soldier
~ The wan, ami is so recognized sy the
world France has her tomb Of Napoleon,
with III Shat arch l.ectgFe and aFt coald
Ge n rako Al impressive memorial, ana
every niche and ststag, every arch and
nif.s- there speak Of the veneTation Of a
pe9nla for a commander who was admir-
ii and loved for WHIST he did icr France.
Ep.iand has h-7 monument 70 Yelling
Ton Il s. F.U Cals u, tbat his mem
orv n.av ever oo sszeiated With that
hilA the PEG e lold nost dear. Ger
many aas Aer mounaler;s % Frederick
and re haya onr o&n Washington mon
-ne. Bat The man Who commanded
the greats armies ever organized, ane.
Won tbe greatest triumph, ccpturizg the
aesrs ~ .ae Co.fsderates as well as
their arms .. AfFomattos is aiioael tc
aaep in torb uh:ca IS q disgrace o
be Saiioa he sereel- IS General Aigel
vel l1 ry palrouc acs, every
gathering where patriotic sentiments aTs
expressed heirs 70 build wealth thai
+ aan not lee represented in figures because
4 erery such acs lsaathes thc liie That WI
perpetuse our love Tor tie Nation and
coaunue its pre- sperity
II the Grand Army viii take hold o.
+ the work q uonument viii be built wor
Thy Of Grant Let this be one Of th'
patriotic duties e this patriotic band e
ri,ale ard sir tie people until they res
oae tie body of Gaat inom the neglee
70 wh.eh Sew York has consigned It..
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GLSEatL L DtsIai =. eIcsiEs the Dem
ocrate sheiig or Sew YORK. says that nc
man Who cpTcscdc pension a.i,Just arl
fair IN its p.og'sious hes ever been elect
cd TO ofice siter he-dil b. General
Stokes vas no doubt .hinking Of BIS
friend Grover Cleveland wien be made
the statement
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

II Is the avoWed purl Of Gle uaata-
ber Of the Constitutional Convention
now sitting in Miss.s ppi % disfranchize
the colorea voters Wien they have
completed their work il wiil DE the duty
of tie Congress 81 the United States to
apply the fourteenth Amen lmoa. and
reduce Aississ-ppis representation IN the
House and hor e.ee.aral vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

Tar police of indianapolis are conr-
aceous men. one of them arrested tie
Presidents Jer-ey COW ti9 other Gay,
and 1t cost sl.-5 10 satisfy ias.ire. Her
oHense was eating o Democrats grass.
She MS rrobab.v 6 free trader on grass.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20

Foua bundled and Eay-aiaht thousand
two hundred and ,hirty meu GA the
Grand srmy's ris Hlt their hairs and
boards are 9hi;eninc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
TERMS.

The share Of the widoE lone-half after the pay
rneut OF ali just debts and legal charges snail re-
main In the hands Of the purchaser duriEg the
natural life Of Nancy Uulberger the widow CT
Herman Umberger, decreased. and the interest
thereof shail be annually and regularly paid @
her By the purchaser his helm and assigns hold
ing the premises 10 De recovered by distress. or
cIGerHise. a. rents are recoverable IN this Com
mouwealth which the said widow shall Hccept
in full satisfaction OF her dover in the premises
aud AZ her decease her share OF the pHrchase
money shall be paid 70 the heir OF Herman
TmbefgeT decreased The balance sflsl be paid
in fFcc cgsatl lsaHaelss Ten Per cent 10
be paid down on day Of sale. the remainder ~
oae-ihi-d a. the ccniirfnaiiou Oi sale one third
in one-year. and the remaining third IN tRo
years. PERRY UMBERGER
KEUBEN H0RNER,
inlvs1 Trustees
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Fishers Book Store,
Ask Yonr ErIends Ato.,, !.

Ask Your Friends About 1t.
Your distressing cough can becured. We
know it because Kemp's Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs
and colds in this community. ! remarkable
sale has been won entirely by its genuine
merit Ask some friend who has used il
what he thinks of Kemp's Balsam. There
is no medicine 50 pure, none so effective.
Large bottles 80, and 81 at all druggists
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A DNISIsTRATRIX' NOTICE

Estate Of Matte Hav. deed. late of ~
Township. Somerset Co.. f-
Letters Of administration on the aH.
having been granted a. the uuden.ra p.
proper enfburitv. notice j. hereby
persons indebted b. .aid estate % ma-e
ate payment. and ihose having claims
nialds ggainSt the same VIII present iae-
authenticated for settlement on -a'ri-iai-
-. $50. "a her residence iu aid Iua -lif
and where she viii attend flT aid purfe-.
ANNIE CRITCHf ~,
augf1. Admlu.s,r,
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sILFNr 40 LoNaER.

The enthusiastic and unanimous indorse-
ment Of my own county the cordial sup
port of !. msjority OF the delegates elected
from the country counties the exceptional
" strong Endorsement by citizens and bust
ness men OF Pennsylvania. and finally my
nomination by the Harrisburg convention,
all in the face of these undenied charges,
seemed to me sufficient answer. The cues
ton now addressed me implies that ooniin-
red silence On my part may be misinierpTe,-
cd By certain good citizens whose affiliations
are with the Republican party. As the can
didaie CT that party cannot allow its inter
esis TO be prejudiced in the estimation Of any
citizen by refusal to answer any inquiry
touching my personal ard official integrity,
and / take this occasion TO enter my most
positive, emphatic, and nnequiyocal denial
OF each and every charge preferred by Sena-
tor Emery So that may be fully under
stood, and that the real questions OF the hour
may not be obscurcd by personalities grow
ing ont Of these attacks and future reference
to this snhiect may be avoided, enter this
denial to all charges by whomsoeyer prefer
red which assail my honor as man and
my integrity as = citizen
The speech was twice interrupted by ap-
rlsuse and cheers. At its conclusion nearly
all of the audience came forward to be in
trodnced to the caddidate, aud many con
/ gratuiations were rendered him.
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At Fishers Book Store.

A nice line of Baby Carriages at Fishers
Book Store. City boarders and temporary
sojourners can rent baby carriages al Fish
er's Book Store This is the place, also, to
buy Hammocks, Novels, Msgiz.nes, Re
views, and other reviews. and ali kinds
Of reading matter, either light or heavy.
This large and handsome establishment is =
general resort for literary people. and people
OF all sorts. You will do well TO every day
make habit Of dropping in to
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
NOTICE

All persons purchasing at she above ~ =
please take notice thai 20 per cent %. ~
chase money mHst he paid when tie 80
i knocked down. otherwise VIZ
Be exposed 20 sale a. the risk Of ine -
chaser The residue Of the purchasl n'l.t
be paid on oT before day 0f c0uhrmatiQi- -.
VIII b. acknowledged until the purchase -
is paid in full
~HERGFF OFFICE K. :. McMiLlA
Somerset. Pa. Julv - 20 ,A
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THE FIVE cosFEDERArEs.
rHRows INTO A SACK.

One OF the robbers unfolded gummy
sack, and into it were placed the entire con-
tents of the safe The robbers then made a
curSory examination of the car, to see ifthsy
had overlooked anything. and finding moth
ing more Of value backed out Of the car,
their revolvers always pointed at the mess
enger In the meantime the conductor,
alarmed al the unusual stopping OF the train
went forward to see what was the trouble
He got only as far as the rear end Of the
express car when he was halted by one oi
the robbers, who told him to 10 back and
collect tickets Wen take care of this end
OF the train. the robber added. The con-
ductor hurried back TO the first passenger
coach and excitedly informed the passenger:
Of what fsas going on and advised them to
hide their valuables
Money. watches. ieweIry and everything
valuable was showed into boct-tops, into
the cracks of the cushioned seats. aud any
where to get it oat of sight. The conductor
had just warned the passengers in the second
car when the train started on its jour
ney again. The robbers had finished ;heil
work and escaped The engineer pulled
the train into OliersilIe, half mile distant
where part of the crew were left to arouse
the sheriff aud organize a posse to pursue
the robbers,
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Pennsylvania College wons'

situated In a heantf1l raFi on g 11-'1. p.
plateau. IN the suburbs Of Pittso.ifil =
from ritr noiss. and tu.r Ilsurrss-ti -'i
q and hCalthfline<s Excellent llet
sfndy ci Natural -cieucc-. Classic aa.
mailcs-iu s1Uri. every department w.
ped Seascn opens September iH. - -
piieltIou l. de<lrshic For catsingu.- a
ther Information arpiv % Mis- HAAS ? -
TEKku. President. Pittsburgh ,Elst kni.. ~ ,.
Ini.-Il.s'
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HOUSE,

large barn. aud is welf watered. Asout one Hun
,sred acres clear and balance vel fimherei with
pine and oak Has = good orchard and j. si-iia-
tel an Somerset and JOhnst3Wn pike two miles
uorth JennerfoWp-
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ofcourse You may do as you Ike. but if
you take our advice you will no. bet en-
Dslamater receiving. less than 5000 ma
jority.
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THCRsDAY, ArGrsT p. I577

All the right. title, interest and cisim q -
Friedline, Of. in and 10 the following d-sli--
rea estate. viz:
A certain tract Of land situate IN JenleI y
Somerset County, Pa. adjoining lands q yl--
others, containing IL acres more or ~ l.'
thereon erected "a two story piauk dS e.hns
bank barn and other buiidinEs. with me hPf'
names
Taken in execution nf the property p e.
Friediine az the Snit Of Jacob Hofman. i- -
slr lnriula FriedIine.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue or writ Of Al Fl Fa issued oui O I
Court Of Common Pleas Of Somersef COUNTY. =
! VIII expose % public sale az The Court Ho1
IN Somerset. Pa. az l o-cloek p. m. On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-20
An Attack of Gravel.
The Terrible Suffering Of a Lady ar 60
Ec.... sl,.. rras Ct1r.ad

The Terrible Suffering ola Lady ar 60
How She was Cured.
There Is nothing now enjoy that 10 not owe
10 having used Dr David Eeunedy's FavoTite
Remedy made at Rondout, y. T. Ny troubles,
from which never expected 10 recover began in
my kidneys First there were pains IN my back
I was feverish. with no appetite and could
no. sleep ! was C ,mpelled 70 use cane. and
finally got 50 weak iha; could NOS stand alone.
The distress in my back was terrible vas
burning up with a fever OF constantly shiYerng
as ifcold. Ny physicians ssii
I HAD BRIGETS DISEASE.
After mad been Ill sboIt two years. rad an
aitaeS Of Gravel. When this made its appear
ance. my physician gave me upEud expected 10
die. Fo1r doctors attended me. the best % the
country. yet grew worse. SIX yezrs aeo las.
June how well remember the time. / saw Dr.
Kenuedys Favoriie Remedy advertised u our
pepper. AFTER using one bottle threw away ny
cane and went 70 New York on a visit. and three
bottles cured ne. have never had a return OF
Gravel nor Of the pains or weakness in iha back
ani tiough I am over sixty years Of age l.m
Now Vigorous and Strong
as was in nv prime 10 all my own work and
rarely know what II is iD - rrud I keep the
medicine il the huuse and give - 60 my grand
children aud recommend 30 whenever can
hat physicians aadsiil the various reIugilIt-.
had taken c0uli not do DIT. KennolF's Fgvo1ite
Remedy did--it stayed the disease aud made me
a stroug yigGrous WouEln-Mrs- Emelinc p. Mix-
neF Burg Iiiil Ohio
DR. 6ENEEDTS F1TORETE REMEDY.
Prepared by
DR. DAVID KENNEDY. Rondout. \. Y.
81 per bottle. Six FOR s. By all druggists
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Boggs & Buhl,
ll5. III ll9, and l2I Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY, Pa.
NTERCHANTS HOTEls-

ND LfkOJ lNIf = IT, ID,
klA PITTS S5URGH. pa
Fisiioss TO Pittsburgh I'll iiun * 20 tI-sr in
frrsf % stnp al the above H0lse Run t.is he Eg-
roDeau and American pi,tn- % IS eniires new
situated Il - and Is Water street direeriy o.
p1Sife the new B. 4 O lsnor. nud within tour
-.lsareS of the Exposition Bliiding Nr Alex
Hu h rs n 30 well ami favo-Abiy inoFu in
tnss section OF the country Is the pu,yriat rr aud
any traveler w ho desires comfort AMI Iao.ierate
charges, should stop there. ~20dt.
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At1o'eloek m.
/" CENTRAL HOTEL ,

Property. This property Is centrally located
cinmodioas, and one of the best built houses i-i
the county. Suitable for residence 9r boarding
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sATuRpAY. AuGusr ao. Isoo,

Al o7eiook 7. "a ts,. a,llovine described real
estate. late the property Of Herman Jmherger,
deceased viz
A ceftaiu Glrm ~ fracf Of land situate 81 1fn-
lands Of Belle Griffith Wsiilain stniil. -ponan
Bowman Edward MaEref, Adam fFiecline and
otherS containing one hundred and fifty four
acres oni = perehes, nOre or less with she aI-
pugtenauces.
This Is the homestead farm of Hermsn Umber-
ger and has thereon erected tWo story