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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

From Monday Pittsburgh CoHsmere'ai-
Gazette We learn that Rev. Joseph King died.
At bis residence in that city At 1870 sunday
n:rbt. His demise has been expected for
some time. and he had looked forward to il
as the end ofa long course Ofsuifering- Some
five or six years ago he bad slight attack
OF paralysis. which at first was thought TO be
the result Of overwork. He visited Europe,
and also spent several months in California,
but gradually grew worse. The most skill
f,l phvsicians we're consulted, but without
avail. For several months past his friends
were satisfied that the end was near. M
king was born in northeastern OHIO, where
he was a schoolmafe Of the late President
Garfield. He graduated from Bethany Col
lece in 1855. Shortly after this he took
charge Of the Disciple Church in Allegheny.
He was elected President Of Hiram College.
10 sneceed President Hinsdale in iSs3, bat
declined the position. feeling that if be re-
covered his health his place was in the pal
Dit Rev. King was weii-known and pop
ula- summer resident Of Somerset FOR Hurl-
Der Of years. and frequently occupied the
Duypit ia the Disciple church Al this place,
with which congregation be Was a great Il
vorite and TO whom the intelligence Ct his
death viii be q severe shock.
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Gen. Harry White Rediscovered.

What picturesque Prohibitionist candi-
date for Governor Of Pennsylvania General
Harry White will be , What is more appro-
pirate than that he should be the cold water
candidate for Governor Of state - which
be chivalrogsly tried. while in Congress,
way back in the seventies, to secure liberal
appropriations for the mountain creeks in
his district, in the River and Harbor bill |,
How well. doubtless, the now white bearded
and venerable general and judge remembers
the stirring lines
There are rivers in West Pennsylvany
Which are wet only when il is rainy.
Its a matter Of doubt.
Whether paved OF dug out,
They better suit West Peunsylvany
" J. Press.
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FRIDAY. NAY %, 1890,

All the right. title. interest and claim Of Adam
Friediine, OF, IN and 20 the follosing dcscn bed
real estate viz
A certain tract Of land situate. in Jenner Tup
Somerset County. Pa, adjoining lsnds Of Gillian
triedline, Jacob Keim. Mrs. Belle G-ifiih. and
Others, containing ia acres more or les, having
thereon erected twO-sto-y plank dwelling house
bank barn and other buildings with the appurte-
nances-
Taken in execution Of the property Of Adam
Friesiline, AT the suit Of Jacob Hoffman in trust
for Lucinda Friediine.
NOTICE.
All persons purchasing al the above sale VIII
please take notice that 10 per cent OF the pur-
chase money must be paid when the property
Is knocked down, otherwise il viii arHin
be exposed 10 sale al the risk OF the lrst
purchaser. The residue Of the purchase money
must be paid on or before Thursday Of the first
week Of May term OF Court the time liked BY the
Court for securing the acknowledgment OF deei
and no deed viii Be acknowledged until the pur-
chase money IS paid IN full
SHEKIy7's OFFICE r :. MC8uLLEN
SOmerset Pa, Apr. 30th. sheriff
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Resolutions Adopted by County
cr,aof DfracforS

Before adjo1rning. the school directors Of
the county adopted the following preamble
and resolutions, offered By DIR. 5. 5. Good, Of
MeyersdAIe
wH9EEas. We realize that the best devel-
opment Of the educational interests of Som
erset county depends upon The efficient
management Of our pubic schools.
Resolred. That We cordially endorse the
saperintendency Of Prof Berkey, recognizes
his Jealous labor for the improvement Of the
schools under his care, and approve Of the
annual publication OF his complete and use
full report Of their con dition.
Resolrez. That We favor the employme Mt
of none but well qual0sd teachers, Of good
moral character.
Resoired, That we recommend the adop-
ton by each borough school Of regular
course Of study, and where the number Of
pupils will permit. the formation ofs class
Of the high school or preparatory grade.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

The grand jury at Chsmbersburg. on Mon
day completed the investigation into the
tramp question which Judge Stewart order
ed and made lengthy report to the Court
The report says that compulsory labor is the
only remedy to abaie the nuisance and pre-
diets that when the tramps are put 10 work
they viii soon leave the country. The jury
finds that the tramp bill Of the county du-
ring the last twenty years has been over
10000 and that in the one year their board
ing alone cost 5000. They recommend
that the tramps be pat 10 work al breaking
stone in the jail yard and that failure to
work satisfactorily be punished by short IA
tions. The Court said that the County Com
missioners would give proper consideration
Of the recommendations Of the grand juy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

The Country Editor 1t would DO the
hearts of country editors god TO ride Up
town on The elevated cars on the afternoon
of Friday and Saturday OF any week in the
year On these two days great many busi-
ness men give only hasty glance at the
evening papers, and then Immediately draw
from their pocket copy ola paper thar Is
in marked contrast to the city paper, 50 far
as general appearance goes. The type IS in
variably larger, and the display advertise
ments and headlines to news articles com
monty coarser. Nevertheless the business
man opens the paper 70 the page devoted to
village news, and reads every line there.
After that be net infrequently reads the vii
lsge advertisements and gives brief look-at
the editorials The city man used to live in
the village where that paper was printed.
and he recognizes the names Of people there
as old acquaintance. and commonly as old
friends. The village paper comes ike
letter from home to the man who Was once
a villager.-N. y. Ssta
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south Penn plans.

In order TO fulfill the requirements OF the
law, another meeting sor the election Of Of
'icers Of the South Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, which IS projected TO run from
Harrisburg 10 Pittsburgh. was held on Mon
day, and the present officers. whose names
were first made pubiict~o weeks ago. were
all re-elected. These gentlemen now CON-
pose TIE permanent officers Of the company
Baltimore and Ohio and Western Mary
land officials. il Is stated, have already held
conferences with the new management OF the
South Pennsylvania The latter road viii
probably be corrected with the Baltimore
and Ohio at some point on the Pittsburgh
division Of the latter between Cumberland
and lockwood, the junction of the Somerset
and Cambria branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio. By this route the distance west from
Philadelphia would be thirty miles shorter
than by the Pennsylvania.
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Attention. Farmersl

have on hand at my factory, one mile
south Of Somerset, lot Of good plain and
striped and plaid hannels. and skirting in
all suitable colors
Also, gray fancy ard balmoral stocking
yarn Germantown knitting yarn in all
coiors and shades. all our own make and
guaranteed To give satisfaction, which VIII
exchange for wool
Cardiag and spinning done on short no
tiee. We viii spin your wool much cheaper
than you can possibly do it at home.
Cash paid for wool.
Ioux II Es~TxEa
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NOTICE.
PRINCETON COLLEGE
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.

Conducted BY Prof wm ". Sloan. and conrnu
ing two days.
For admission to all departments In the FRESH
mnu, Sophomore and Junior Classes and FOR IN.
new school Of Electrical Engineering. VIII begin
at IL o'clock, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

County Commissioners Williamson and
Neff visited Indiana during the week, to see
that proper diligence is being exercised by
the authorities Of that county in looking az
ter the safety Of the Nicely boys. This step
was deemed necessary since the Board Of
Pardons refused TO recommend commuta-
ton Of sentence in their behalf and owing
10 the known desperate character Of the prs
oners. The Commissioners interviewed both
Of the Nicely boys, and report them as being
specially soiicitous about the progress being
made on our new Jail. Dave. as usual. bad
nothing 10 say in regard TO their case while
Joe ciings 10 tie delusion, while there's
life. there's hope A night watch. viii be
kept on them as long a they remain IN the
Indiana jail, and their relatives and friends
viii only be permitted 70 converse with
them in the presence Of the sheriff, or one Of
Ii. subOrdinates.
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stin in the Field.
Brsrrr- p Mav 1a 50.

BERLIS, Pa, May 12, 1890.
GEo. r. SCULI, ESQ En- HERALD.
DEAR SIR Owing 20 my recent Sc
rious illness l find the report has gotten
abroad that | Laye Withdrawn from the
canvas and viii not be a candidate for Sher-
if at the coming primary election. Please
state through the columns Of the HERALD
that this Is a mistake. I am rapidly i'm
proving and hope in few days to be able
70 resume my canvas Of the county, which
was only delayed By nay sickness.
Rspectfully yours.
En-. Ho0vER.
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cHAs. H. FISHER.



Farmers, Look to Your Interests.
Weekend our thanks for your very hber-
al patronage the past season. and beg leave
TO say that with cur extensive works, now
covering over an acre of ground, We hope to
be able to I'll ali our wholesale and retail
orders promptly.
Having contracted with S. B. Yoder, of
Pugh, Somerset County, and Peter Fink. Of
Somerset, to solicit orders, We feel assured
they will be able TO name prices and terms
that will be satisfactory 10 all
As reference in regard 10 our works and
facilities for manufacturing a 6rst-class fer
tilizer, we take the liberty Of naming Hon.
o. Z. Shaver and s. B. Yoder, both gentle-
men whose veracity viii not be doubted and
who visited our works during the fall Of 's9.
On behalf Of the susquehanna Fertilizer
Co. CT Baltimore City
Respectfully,
A J. KosER.
Guernsey. Adams Co., Pa.
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ExECUTRIx' NOTICE.

Estate Of Sanuei Smith. decd late Of Rock
wood Borough Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of adnlinstraio on the above estate haF-
ing been granted 70 the undersigned by the prep
er authority, notice is hereby given TO ali per-
sons Indebted TO said estate % make Immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
sx-ae viii present then duly authenticated for
$50. 81 the oaies Of J. o. KimmeI, IN soInerset.
SALLIE SMITH
moyI. E1ccusrix
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on the Border.

OH lhe bOFu5F.
Said the doctor. as sadly he took his stand
By the editors dying bed,
& He's nearing the happy. happy land
One minute and he'll be dead
He IS going away to that better cline,
Where he'll meet with the rest Of his tribe
All weep, good friends, for now is the time,
Gasped the editor-To subscribe. =
--4Ra,ia Constellation.
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SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1890.
F. ". BIE5EcKER, Chairman.
Attest -
GEO. Z. ScUIL. Sec.

Obstinate nose bleeding IS frequently one
of the most difficult things TO check Sew
erai aggravated cases have lately occurred at
the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvz-
MIA. As last resort DR.. d. Hayes Agnew
tried ham-fat with great success. Two large
cylinders Of bacon were forced well into the
nostrils and the hemorrhage ceased at once.
This is a very simple remedy and one which
should be remembered for cases Of emergea-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

Vim. Vought, leading citizen Of Black
township, died at bis residence two miles
south Of lockwood. Sunday night Mr..
Nonsht had lived more than the allotted
three score years and ten, and had been an
invalid for long while.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

lou can always find two men watching
every man who works is a saying as old
as George Washington's body servant. II
you are IN doubt in regard to the matter
walk along Union street any day during the
week and take in the crowd watching the
masons employed on the new jal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14
T. W. B,Eszckrr. Att.r
A UDITOR's NOTICE.

IN Rc, South PeunsyivsniE Railroad Company
The unaersigned, appointed by the Cont Of
Common Pleas Of Fulton CoCaty. Auditor 70 dis
tribute the fllnds in the hands Of the Sherif and
arising from the sale Of the real pe-soual
and mixed property. corporate rights and ffan-
ehises os the South Pennsyivsni Rxilrosd Com
pany, hereby gives notice that he will meet tre
parties Interested At his Office IN the Borough OF
NcC0unellsburg Fulton County, Pc, on the sta
day Of June, 1880. al which time al parties hsv-
Ing claims and entitled % share in the distrib-
ton OF this fund can present them
AcC- D. SKINNER
mayl4. Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

Aessn- II. @. Cunningham and Frank
fnediine who met with a serious accident
reported IN our last issue, are both improv-
ing as rapidly as could be expected and hope
70 be about again in the course Of a few
weeks. a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

Ing named gentlemen ooHapos
q 49, -, County Committee for tn
n :. yaari 60
-. George /. stark.
"a. IN. L. Emeigh-
"a. Nv W. Boyts.
rs.sr Snyder.
4. ns,oogh--J. W Landis-
y Z l-r,lley--C. C. Knepper.
'i'l'..r,a--Ievi D. SOder.
a.'.-s parough-Ross F. Augustine
.exo. Prank Logue.
xoa-J. A. Shoemaker.
n.-s y. Housei.
- C. Barclay.
Thomas Gallagher.
pa-oarh-J. J. Frifhth.
Wv. A. Geiger.
-.-tsyfoot-William Ream.
s.ls Borough-A- K. Allen
r---ssk-Iacob Heckier.
--.-s-sol. Y fllcA-
--,r,on-E. G. Bowman
--,-sviIle Borough-George Brant
9.,,.-sre Borough-John Ross.
vF. Alison
.-Jos.ah Blcugh.
t,riaz-Jacob Zimmerman Jr.
-,,s-w. r. II. Baker.
s7-Dsnnis DeHaven-
'.,.-Wash Custer.
B,rough-F s Cunningham.
No.1-C. NJ Shaver
No IN. Beam
-,,,sn-Millard l.spiey.
-s-Alber Wright.
- Borough William Brubaker.
IN g Walker.
-rorssyloo.-A. J Sembower-
R,-,uch-M. Andrews.
-s.-- B5rough-willian Hoif
Wv. BIEsECKER, Chairman.
p SILL Sc.
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Judge Beer was taking options on timber
land in the vicinity Of PIeasantville last
week. He also took 5000 option on
large tract Of land in Juniata township.
The agreements stipulate that Judge Baer
can take the tracts ar the prices named in
the papers at any time within sixty days
Judge Baer's brother is President OF the new
South Pennsylvania railway company, and
these negotiations, therefore. are very sig
niiicant- Bedford Gasefte
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

Ms Chas. orton, Of Allegheny City. last
wees~ gave birth 10 twins, boy and girl.
They are believed 70 be the smallest babies
on Feco-d. The boy weighs one pound and
the giri three quarters Of a pound. They
are both lively and healthy and il is believ-
ed that they VIII survive.
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A Salary

With expenses paid viii come handy 70 any
one who IS now ont Unemployment, especial
ly where no previous experience is required
to get the position. Ifyou want position,
see advertisement on this page, headed, "A
Chance to Make Money
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Estate OF Joseph Bridegum, decd. late Of Rock
wood Borough. somerset Co Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned By the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given 70 al
persons indebted 20 said estate 70 make imme,ii-
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same viii bresert them duly
authenticated for settlement without delay 70
T. d. MILLER. Atsministrstor.
mzy7- KOckw0oz, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

A portrait Of Marat Halsteed. who regu-
Iarly contributes review OF current events
Of the day to the Cosmopolitan msgazine,
appears in the frontispiece Of the June num-
Der. This IS followed by an article by the
late Minister to Persia, Mr. s. G. W. Benja-
min. on Farm Life and Errigating in that re-
mote and interesting country. Mr. Lafcadio
Hearn contributes study OF the Half-Breed
Races IN the West Indies, and an extremely
popular article, entitled Side Chances at
American Beauty, BY Eleanor Waddie. is il
lustrated with reproductions Of photographs
Of some Of the most beautiful wemen of the
United States. selected from the more prom
inent cities, Memphis, Baltimore. Boston.
View York, Leavenworth. and many Others.
Fall descriptive personal notes accompany
these engrarings. The complete short novel
of the number is entitled A Ghost at His
Preside, and is by Mrs. Louise Chandler
MouIton, with illustrations by Mr. Albert
y. sierne.
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No.Ice,

Persons having any business to tranact
with the estate Of VIM. s. Morgan, deceased,
can meet me at the Prothonotary's Office, in
Somerset, on Monday and Tuesday, May
26th and 9TH, 1890. Court week.
3. s. FLEcK,
Executor Of VIM. S. Morgan, decd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

Just received line Of new Blankets in
Gray, White and Red, at Parker & PsEKER's.
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To our amusement loving people We take
pleasure in making the announcement that
Walter L. Main and Van Amburgh's Mas
todon Shows Consolidated viii exhibit here
on Tuesday, May Goth. For three genera
tons the Van Amburgh show has been rec
osnized as being at the head ard front
among the leading tented shows of the
world and for the past ten or twelve years
as much can be said for the Walter L. Main
show It will, therefore, be an agreeable
announcement to the public that these two
famous tented organizations have Joined
their forces, making a formidable consoli
dation that wiz defy competition. Thi.
season, in their almost NmitIess program
Of attractions, they present many features
new 10 the public, among which may be
mentioned Madame Pauline Dubois, who
has been iruihlaily styled " The Female
Hercules and who is said to be the strong
est woman living the trained riding Pug
dogs and Pigs the man with jaws Of steel,
lifting horse with his teeth Colorado Joe
and Wild Burt, with their trained ponies,
.Whirlwind' and -Fireay" 4; trained dogs.
horses, elephants, donkeys, and a host Of
riders. acroba,s and gymnasts, together with
: quintetie Of clowns, making one of the
grandest and most wonderful exhibitions
that eTer appeared in this city. A grand
street parade viii take place at u O'Clock.
noon. Notwithstanding the consolidation
ofthese two great shows, the price Of admis-
sion will remain at 25 cents children under
nine years viii be admitted to the afternoon
show FOR only 10 cents, bat at night > cents
will be charged for everybody.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

The gentlemen composing the Driving
Association Of Somerset are contemplating
Of town. 1t is proposed to lease the field adj
joining the present park which viii enable
them to build balf-mile track perfectly lev
el on which to speed their hvrses and hold
their midsummer and fall meetings. 0w-
ing to the grade Of the present track horses
can never make their best efforts on il, and
DR.. Dane, who is the leading spirit in the
association, proposes 10 have the new track
second 10 none in this section. An effort IS
already being made to raise purse Of suffi-
eient size TO induce owners Of fast horses in
adjoining counties TO enter them for the Ju-
ly stakes.
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PErTrs & KAKTSER.
No. 3. Baer 5 Block

p fisher, Of Huntingdon. died
9 illrsiay Al Punxsuiawney. in
aiy Mr. Fisher represented
sion-Franklin district in Con-
'er'ns, and wss one Of the most
ea IN Central Pennsylvania
Z a'ok place at Huntington on
-schants will do well to see Us
ag dgars. stcgies. or Tobacco.
Aem At City prices ard yoa
AL and see US or send a card
y aad sse you with samples.
AASTsEE & PLsrr.
No , Bser Block.
Somerset. Pa.
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Republican Primary Election.

Cash paid for Wool By PAnkra { PAarEr.
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Major Melville Z. Doll. a prominent citi-
zen Of Baltimore, Nd, tarried in Somerset
over Sunday. Major Doll has a host OF
friends in this place who are glad to shake
his honest hand and absorb a brilliantly
tinted romance every time he chances this
WAY
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JoHx II. KASTSER.
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sATURpAY. JUNE q. SEQ,

and in the manner provided by said rules,
proceed to vote for candidates for the several
following Offices
ONE PERSON for Congress.
ONE PERSON for State Senator.
TWO PERSONS for Assembly.
ONE PERSON for Prothonatory.
ONE PERSON for Register AID Recorder.
ONE PERSON for Sheriff.
ONE PERSON for County Treasurer.
TW0PERSONs for County Commissioners.
TWO PERSONS for County Auditor.
ONE PERSON for Poor Director.
TWO PERSONS for Delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Harrisburg. jane
Is, ISeo.
The Committeeman viii open the polls in
all election districts at O'Clock a. m.
F. W. BIESEcKER, Chairman.
Attest -
GEO. R. scuLL. sEr.
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Highest market price paid for Wool at
Parker & PARKEEs
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There is very little building going on in
Town this spring. and number Of our
mechanics have found employment st
5ohnstown and the new town Of Wilmer
ding. near Pittsbur9.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

.s..,as named gentlemen compose
p - 49,, County COMMITTEES for the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-05-14

Mr. John g sanaer lefi foT West Virginia
Monday, where be viii buy car load Of
horses for the eastern market. Mr.. sAnner
Is commissioned to buy several teams OF
roadsters for home parties.
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Several letters have recently beeen receiv-
ed at this Office, complaining ofthe irregular,
and in some instances Of the nOn-reception
Of the HERALD. This is not the fault Of the
office, but Of some Of Uncle Sans officials,
as the papers are mailed regularly every IS
sue. In case Of 4 f4iiure 10 reach their desti-
nation, or wheneves an extra copy is desired,
a postal TO that effect, sent TO the HERALD,
viii receive prompt attention.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Albert Fhgiippl late q s,on~crcek
ToNnship. Somerset County, Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate hzv-
sng been granted % he undersigned by the prooer
authority, nOties is hereoy given 70 al persons
indebted - sad estate 70 make immediate nav
melf, ard those having claims against the same
VII present them duly authenticated for settle
t1ent on OF before Thursday. June 8. iSs3 az the
house OF the Atminlstrztor, IN HrotEersraliey
SAMUEL F. REINAS.
apr. A1miniStratcr.
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Change of Date for Holding Repub-
lIcan Primary Election.

GEO. r. scuLL, sEr.