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A Silent Group OF Masked Men Dis
patch an Ohio Murderer.

kENToN, o., April IO.-Willism Bales.
who murdered Policeman Harper Tuesday
night Of last week, was taken from the Jail
by mob composed Of 80 persons at =
O'Clock this morning and hanged. The
mob gained an entrance TO the Jail by break
ing down the door, which awakened Sheriff
Neville. A dozen men met him at the foot
Of the stairs and thrust four revolvers in his
face demanding the jail keys The Sheriff
refused to get the keys not having them
with him. They found the keys in an ad.
joining room and opened the Jail doors, got
Bales ont and gave him only time to put on
his pants and pair Of slippers. They took
him out and hung him TO a maple tree on
Wayne street. about 50 yards from the Jail.
The mob was well organized, and all wore
black masks except one, which was white,
apparently the leader. No noise was made.
An spoke in whispers. The mob dispersed
as quickly and silently as il gathered. No
body saw the hanging except the lynchers.
Some guarded the Sheriff while Others stood
on the street corners and stopped pedestrians
from approaching.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-04-15

Two city elections of the last week
have sn important bearing on the future
of the Republican party and the posi-
bilities Of 1892. They are the local elec.
tions in Chicago and Cincinnati. These
two cities are the pivotal points Of polit-
ical contests in Illinois and Ohio. Both
States have been considered doubtful by
"our friends the enemy"-the mixture of
Democrats, Nugwumps, free-traders, an
archists, socialists and kickers, which is
srrayed against the party of American
liberty and progress. In Ohio the Dem
ocrats hold the Gubernatorial Office pos
sess a majority Of the Legislature and
recently elected United States Senator.
In Illinois they elected a Democratic
Treasurer in 1890, and have just elected
Democrat to the United States Senate
BY a deal with the Farmers Alliance
members ofthe Legislature.
These situstions in Illinois and Ohio,
however, were largely due TO the cities
Of Chicago and Cincinnati, where the
shifting population rushes backward and
forward in politics like an irregular pen
dulum. disturbing State results and up
setting all calculations. The election Of
Republican Mayors in these two cities
will place them in control Of Republican
authorities next year, thereby insuring
honest elections in the Presidential year,
and making both States absolutely Gel
tain for the Republican National ticket.
The local elections in other parts Of Ohio
strengthen this conclusion. The Repub-
lican party is proving everywhere its
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-04-15

While the prices here given are high
on the articles Of merchandise mention
ed, prices given on the farmers commod-
tiles are below the market price, and in
spite of this fact there is balance in
favor of the farmer Of SlO3.IO which he
carries home in his pocket, besides what
he carries home on his back.
It really seems like waste Of space to
answer such ridiculous statements in the
columns Of q newspaper intended for
busy people, and yet nine-tenths Of the
free trade arguments are made up Of Just
such reckless statements as we have ex-
posed above. The free trade press liter
aIlv teens with assertions no less untrue
and misleading IN large part they g
unchallenged because it seems almos
! Ike an insult to the intelligent reader Il
devote sufficient space to answer suci
rubbish. Il is, nevertheless, 2 necessity
to do Il. In this work the country pres
could help with great effect. Some FIRE,
trade falsehoOd should be exposed every
week in a simple, earnest, and truthful
manner. One by one these bubble
should be pricked and the real facts lai,
before the American farmer. Let th'
country press Of this State join the Pres
and help along the needed work in favo
Of protection to American labor.-N.
/ prsss
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The large gains made by the Republi-
cans in the late State elections in Michi-
gan and Rhode Island, and the munich
pal elections in Ohio, New York, and the
New England States, show conelusively
that the party is renewing its energy, its
enthusiasm and its confidence. The
apathy Of last year has given way, and
the financial vagaries of the West have
succumbed 10 sober reason and calm in
vestigation of their shallowness. The
party is steadily wheeling into line for
the Presidential battle Of next year, and
a spirit Of growing confidence is apparent
everywhere. The Mckinley bill is be-
ginning TO bear fruit, ard the wage earn
ers are awakening to the fact that on the
Republican principle of protection alone
can they rely for constant work at
American prices. A year Of activity in
business and manufacturing circles, a
reduction OF prices in the necessaries Of
life, and abundant crops, which are now
almost assured, will relegate to the owls
and the bats the croakings of the profes-
sional Democratic politicians, who have
been going up and down the land, wiring
ing their hands and refusing to be COM
forte6, because protection to American
industry and reciprocity with neighbor-
ing nations have been secured by the
wisdom and the craftsmanship Of this
Republican Administration.
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TIE Republicans carried the city oi
Chicago at the election Of last week oy a
handsome plurality, and the Democrats
are engaged in a desperate effort to s'eal
!, from them. The present city authori-
,iesare Democratic they have the offices
and the machinery in their hands, anu
,bev are determined not to be turned ou'
as long as they have the power to DO the
counting. 1t will take week or more
10 determine the matter, and the Repuo-
Ecans are making hot fight to maintain
the ricforv thev have won.
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@THE Republicans contracted the DEBTS
and the Democrats must pay them,' IS
the excuse Democratic Congressman are
already getting ready for use next winter
when the Fifty-second Congress meets.
They discover that they put their foot ID
il when they began TO make so much
noise about the appropriations of the
last Congress. They know that the
Democratic party never has and never
will be a party of economy when II mas
the votes to pass appropriations. And
with a Democratic majority of $50 in the
next House, there will be no way o.
escaping the responsibility for the legls
lation enacted and the money appropri
ated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-04-15

THE ST. Louis Globe Democrat thinks
YOU can't fool farmer long, and gives
expression to the following views
Every man who votes for an Alliance
candidate should be made to understand
that he is virtually casting a Democratic
ballot. Standing alone the Alliance is
powerless, but as an ally of the Democ-
racy, which it is, il is capable Of inflict-
ing immense harm in the community.
When the Republican member Of the
Alliance learns, a. he viii be made to
learn between this time and election day
next year, that not one Of the projects 10
advance the interests Of the farmer is
helped in the slightest degree by his
vote, but that on the contrary he is
merely the tool and dupe Of The Democ-
racy, he will resume his old place in the
Republican ranks, and the Alliance will
cease to be a factor in our politics"
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The Mare CHASED she Train.

CINCINNATI, April "a valuable mare and
colt escaped yesterday from the barnyard of
Abiah Hayes, the noted stock aiser just as
freight train came laundering down tow
ard an adjacent crossing. The colt got in
the way of the train and was caught on the
cow-cateher, in despite ofth mares anK-
ious neighing.
The long train could not be stopped until
it had run the better part ofa mile. Then
the colt rolled of unhurt. The mare had
wildly leaped culyerts and crossing fences,
and was almost up with the engine when
her unharmed colt fell safely down the side
of the track.
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GENERAL sPxoLA, an old-time Demo
ratic politician, and member OF Con
ress from the city of New York, died al
washington on Monday last. General
Dinola had been long in public hfe. be
erved six years in the Legislature oi
Few York, four years as a State senator
nd was in his third term as member
q Congress. During the late war be
ras a Brigadier-General of volunteers
ory;no from 1862 until August, 1860.
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war In Iowa,s Farmers,s AuIanoe

DEs MoINEs, IA, April lo.-Wor between
the Farmers Alliances is foreshadowed in
Iowa. The Iowa Homestead, the leading
agricultural paper in Iowa, has turned its
batteries loose upon the Southern Farmers
Alliance. devoting over page ofits current
number to a discussion Of the aims and
methods of that body. The Homestead main
tains that the Southern Alliance is mOnopo-
listic in its methods that it is dominated
by few men that in the Macunc trial il
tacitly indorsel the sell.out of the Georgia
Alliance, and lis official organ to the Little
Wizards attorney. Patrick Calhoun, and
that its chief aim is to form a great cotton
trrrst
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WHILE Jerry Simpson and other west
ern leaders Of the Farmers Alliance are
bowling against National Bank Gold
buos" etc. the Florida branch ef the
Alliance has been trying 70 prevent the
reelection Of Senator Call through the
candidacy Of John P. Dunn, who is
National Bank director, oney shaver
and a member of the awful gold clique
Apparently they have utterly failed, bu'
the lesson is an instructive one, showing
as il does, the utter insincerity and lach
of principle in the leaders Of the Ali
uuea
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SOMERSET.
sroYEsroHy RoRorGH

Hobiitzell J. & Son.. .Retailers...-........ Il
Judy j. H................. ........ "a
Mslsc.kinsey A. J. & Co... .....-......... IA
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Co TO FISHER. Book store.

Fine stationery, blank books, Legal blanks,
Binn's Justice, Miscellaneous books, tablets
fountain pens, inks, pens, pencils, albums,
pictures picture frames, gospel hymns, Luth-
eran. Disciples and Evangelical hymn books,
Sunday school cards, tickets and chromos,
bibles, testaments, marriage certificates, mag
gazines, povels, newspapers, fancy goods
novelties, baby buggies; photographers Of Joe
and Dave Nicely, Nicely Umberger murder
bollads, Execution number Of HERALD, tissue
paper, toy books, sheet music, and in fact
anything and everything usually found in a
first class Book, News and Stationery Store
CHAs H. FISHER
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WOOIFS
CUTS.

To speed the parting with this seasons goods we cut to cost
The moneymaking season oerl But still there piles goods
To reduce them but mowers work effective His
reapl Values wonderful beyond all We offer open
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NioI,t School.

A number Of young men met in the Eu-
terpean Hall, Monday night for the purpose
of organizing night school. The meeting
was called to order at9 p. m.
Mr. Good, was appointed temporary chair
man, committees were appointed to secure
an instructor and TO make other preliminary
arrangements. The meeting adjourned to
meet the Thursday night at . p m.
COMMITTEE.
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Sister Rose Gertrude has written another
article for The Ladies Home J0nrndl for June
on What it Is to BE Leper, in which she
gives a clear glimpse ofleper-life in Molaka
how the disease is contracted how it is
treated and cured, and how the lepers live
in their exile.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE

Estate ofDavid Brubaker late OF Somerset Twp
Somerset Co., Pa
Letters of administration on above estate haT-
ing been granted the UNDERSIGNED by the prop
r authority, notice Is hereby given 70 al persons
indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediate psy-
lnsht' ana those having claims against the
salle , viii present them duly authenticated for
setueinent on Monday April 80 81. at 10 o'clock
u m al the late residence OF deceased.
WM. II. BRUBAKER,
MICHAEL GOOD.
mario. Administrators
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TuE resignation by Senator bdmunos.
,fvermont, Of his position in the Uni'eo
states senate, will be universally regret
ed He is a man Of very great abiiiiy
one experience and high attainmen's
,ybose services to the country have been
invaluable. He stood in the fore iron'
among our statesmen, and it IS saie 70
..v leaves no abler man behind him in
tbe senate. He assigned no other reason
for his retirement from public lie thAii
ais desire 10 shake off its burdens.
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upIToR,s NOTICE.

In the estate OF Christian Rerder. decd.
At an ufrbaus Court held at somerset on the
9Th Gay 0f Soyeiaicr. isgi. the undersigned was
duly appointed Auditor TO make adisf.lbuton OF
the f1ndsin the hands Of VIVA Bender. Admins
traitor said decedent to aud among those legal
ly entitled thereto. hereby gives notice that be
viii attend 20 the above appointment on Friday,
the sth day OF May, 1891. at his Office in Somerset
borough. Pa, when anG where those interested
FRED. W. BIEsECKFR,
apri5. Auditor.
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You can have mailed to you by sending
to Fishers Book Store Somerset. The Her.
AIDS Nicely execution aud confession edi-
ton 6 cents, Nicely -Umberger ballads 10 cts.
First-class photographs of Joe and Dave
Nicely, 10 cents each. Send stamps.
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BLACK
BROTHERsTALLEY.
coNFLUEycE BOROUGH.
CASSELAAN BOROUGH

Kregar Jacob & SON. Retailers.
FLKITCK.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the matter Of the estate of saml weimer
deceased.
And now, March Z. 1891, J. o. Kimmel appoint
ed Auditor bv the Orphans Court 20 ascertain ad
yancements and make and report distribution
among the heirs public notice Il given that the
Auditor viii attend at mis- office in Somerset Dor
ough on Saturday, the 18th day Of April 1891. u
perform the duty, OF which ali persons intereste
viii take notice.
J. o. KIMMEL,
mar2b. Auditor.
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Upper TURKEYFoor.
WELLERsBuRe BOROuGH.
classification of Vendors of Mer-
rf,andlsG
Classification Of Tarsrns.
Classification Of DistilIeries.

Boroa 49,.
TnpI -hifrs ................. 70
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Your School term is over and you want
to make some money, Canyassirs wanted
for Watson's Atlas Of the world, " census
edition Of 1890 and maps etc, up to date.
Canvassers wanted also for other attractive
books. Apply at Fishers uook Store.
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pover 70 come out strong in adversely,
ike the famous character Of Dickens
and from the present outlook the adver-
sitv Of last fall will soon be reversed
4 4 Drrss
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EXECUToRs S NOTICE,

Estate Of Daniel snyder. decd, late ofBlaek Tvvn
Somerset Co.. Pa.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted 20 the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given TO ali
persons indebted 70 said estate 10 make immdiate
payment, and all persons having claims against
the same VIII present them duly authenticated
lot settlement on Saturday, May %. 1881. at the
late residence Of deceased in Rock wood Borough
A. EVANS,
aprlo. Executor
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Gospel Hymns, all styles, bindings, and
price by single copy or dozens or hundred
for sale at Fishers Book Store. Disciple,
Evangelical and Lutheran Hymnals, and
Sunday-school and reward cards and tickets
al Fishers Book Store.
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TO FARMERS. STOCKMEN. HORSBMEU,
And others, of Somerset County

And others of Somerset County
FCoUNTRY and Aueionee REGISTERED o eight
" Paet the COLLEGE cns e 81 s1d
Reducing of Fractures setting
foot in COW, te,.
ne a1 q " @ to is pu warts
S9iR pin
boat Anthrax laek leg or
Aching
Sad fSe sfTe @ t 3 @ one weeping
teeth
ossTET in this line
oss n a fh1e % had eonsdcr rc @ n m IS
raj SPYING and Bsye d @ an % ton
humane sSmettGs Supplied
@ T pre- Prepared
ofl mort o'emineHt veifeh5 - = ~ -
AUCTIONEERINC all kadf 3 sqsoos4Rs HSys had
ding crowd and
d
Tdays @ @ saturday. % %
@ and Sin5 - u ~
TESTIMONIALS & & @ sd 5 & had hs % that es n S @9a
anctraght
separation
had disappeared Horse
DO''' % '''''s' ' WHiPPERSAS, Jenne Township.
Febuy had
de % @ the t Is n a ali right The leo bed sod straight and Of the same
s ~, leo bon not destroy
s nun . MosEs BARCLAY Somerset Township
quickly done AND lived did we'll He veterinary work
of Medicine
H Gettysburg Fa
c. F. Counryman, " S. AyANsyafh JhFt4 "a NAILS o Box s
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FALRHoPE TOWNSHIP.
JEFFERSON.

Boyts Retailer -........-.. j
Hobli;zell J. J. q Son. ............-..-.. ].
Orduer G. W. . .................. il
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Geo. R. seun. Attorney.
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EXEcUToR's NOTICE.

E Safe Of Sarah D. Miller late Of stonvereek Tn
Somerset Co.. decd.
Letters testamentary on the above esta o
having been granted 10 the understand bs- r,,e
proper authority, notice Is hereby given 10 al
persons indebted % said estate 70 make imrne5f
ate payment, and those having claims or 40
mands against the same VIII present them duir
authenticated for settlement on Saturday MAJ
20 b, 1891 at fhe late residence Of said deed 81
said Twp ABRM. D. MILLER,
Executor
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MERCANTILE APPRA|sEMtNT
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE
Somerset County, Pa.

TAKE NOTfE.-That in pursuance Of the
1 several Acts AZ Assembly of the Common
wealth % provide revenue 20 meet the demand
upon the Treasury, aud for other purposes, the
undersiened Appra ser OF Mercantile Taxes for
said County has prepared list of the trades Of
sais County anS has placed each in that class
which 10 him appears right and proper.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
SALISBURY RAILROAD COMPANY.


PfTISBrRGH, April IS, 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that the gnuusl meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Salisbury Railroad
Company will be held at the Office Of the Baiti-
more a Ohio Railroad Company. in the city Of
flttsburgh, Pa. on Monday, May 4 1885,, al 2
O'Clock p n for the purpose Of cieciine Presi-
dent and Board % Directors % serve for the en-
suing year, and for the Transaction OF such other
business Is may be brought before the meeting.
J. =. WAsHISGToN
aprl5-.s Secretary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-04-15

tzox \. HrsroS. Treasurer oil tne
n;,sl states. resigned that position on
-opdav last, and the President has ap-
,inted Eaos II. Nebeker, OF Indiana
su the vacancy. Mr.. Nebeker Is an
,tlueutial German politician and was
,rnerly a banker.
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The undersigned Auditor duly appointed to
ascertain advancements and make distribution
of the funds IN the hands of John Wingert Ad-
min istrator of the estate Of jeremiah Wingert,
decd 10 those legally entitled thereto. hereby
gives notice that he will attend to the duties OF
his appointment AZ his office in the borough OF
Somerset, on Friday, the 1st day Of May, 1871 Al
10 a. m, when and where persons interested can
attend. III. L. BAER
APPS Auditor
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Al Geo. W. Benford's drug store can be
found a large selection of the newest patterns
in wall paper. They will not be sold at
fancy prices, but al the very lowest figures
ossble
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ny VIRTUE Of an order of sale issued
b by the Orphans Court ofSomerset Co. Pa, and
10 me directed win expose to public ssle az tne
late residence OF Jacob S. Liyengood, deceased,
in Elklick Twp, Pa, on
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WARD scULL. Editor and Proprietor
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE

Estate OF Elizabeth Emigh late OF fAlegheny Twp.
somerset county, Pa, deceased.
letters OF Administration having been granted
~ ~ 'he proper authority. 70 the undersigned. on
. .ie es.ate OF Mary A RhOads late Of jefferson
-. isilp somerset county, Pa, deceased notice
5 hereby given to all persons indebted 70 said -
49, s..e " make immediate payment. and those haN-
S eial.is against said estate wiz present them
-, u.f " aulnsnticated for settlement and allowance
'o"hsnip on Saturday, the md day Of May. ISL
WM. j. FRITZ.
'0ih-h Administrator.
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A upIToR,s NOTICE.

IN re estate OF urias Bockes, decd.
Having been drly appointed Auditor by the
Orphans Court Of Somerset County, Pa TO make
distribution Of the funds in the hands Of the Ad-
ministfater Of said estate to and among those le-
gaiy entitled thereto. notice Is hereby given that
Twin sit at my Office in said borough for the pur-
pose OF attending 10 the duties Of said appoint
ment on Wednesday, Nayd, 1891, when and where
parties interested can attend.
GEO r. SCCII.
aprl5. Auditor.
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ExECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Charles I. Emeigh. late OF Allegheny
IoHnship. somerset Co, Pa. deed.
underslgne1 by the proper authority. in the
above estate, notice Is hereby given 10 ali
parties indebted 70 said estate TO make immedL
ate payment, and all parties claims sgsSnss
SAID estate TO present them to the Executor
duly authenticated for settlement on satnniav
April p, 81, lat the house Of Martin l. Eueph. In
said township.
JOHN NJ. TOPPER.
MARTIN L. ENEIGH,
Rrecutorc
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oospel HYMNS and Hvron Rooks.

New Mackerel and Lake Herring now in
stock. at Mahlon Schrock's.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Christian L. Miller. late Of Jesre-yz,
township, Somerset County Pa
Letters ofadministration on the above estate ba,,
ing been granted to the undersigned BY The nrone-
authority, notice is hereby given 10 an r..rsfns
indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediate nav
ment and those having claims against the ss,;a
viii present them duly authenticated for SETTLE
ment on saturday, April II, 1891, at the house
Of said deceased. "Ouse
CONRAD MILLER
ABRAHAM NJ. MILLER.
MARI Admrs OF G. l. Miller deed
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF John X. MeClintock, decd, late of Ad-
olson Twp, Somerset County Pa
Letters testamenta-y on the above estate hav-
ing been granted TO the unce signed By the prop
er authority, notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said estate 10 make imnediste paw
ment and those having claims or demands
against the same viii present them iulv authen-
tieated for settlement on Saturday, Nav 2 Isal
TO the Executor at the late residence Of the said
deceased where he will give his ATTENDANCE
for said purpose.
STEPHEN McCLINToCK.
marc Executor
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Seed Oats.

lhave just unloaded car ofChoice White
ket price MAHLox ScBRocK.
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Young school Teachers.

Musical instruments at snyder's drul
tore.