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$50 ~ street northwest; rr,.....
DORSEY CLAGETT, AFussSess
s06-d&d Fireluen's Ins. Co. Building i
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and ID streets northwest,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST SECTI0N
OF THE CITY. , GoNaisTING OF a NICE
AS PREMISES No. 1902 N STREET NORTH.
WEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the twenty fourth
C2ith) day Of December. A. d. 1854, and duly re.
corded the land records of the District u Co.
lumba, in Liber ll01 folio l9 ct seq and ut the re-
quest OF the holder OF the note thereby we
w sell at public auction, in from: OF premises on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1881. Ar
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described real
estate. situate In the city Of Washington District OF
Columbia. to wit Al that certain piece parcel Of
land and premises known and DISTINGUISHED as and
being the west twenty-si c6) feet and one-hah 60
OF an inch front on North street by the depth Of
original lot numbered twenty-five Cs5D, in square
numbered one hundred and forty Q40) together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sae One hall cash. balance in three eoual
payments, respectively in one Cd. two ca and three
() years. with interest payable sem;-annusy at the
rate of ak () PEI cent per anRun secured by deed
the property sold. all cash at the option
Of purchaser. II terms Of sale not Complied with
in ten (I0 days from day Of trustees reserve the
right to rsse the property at the nsk Of defautipg
purchaser after i've days Of such resale
In nevs paper publ. shed in Washngtou ID: O. A
deposit Of two hunire dollars (S2OO be required
purchasers cost.
teo4-dkds ldOS. HYDE 1rustee9.
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se3Q-d&ds
r ATIAIER h SLOAN. Auctioneer-.

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sel0-dSds

VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS No.
v ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY NINE INDI-
OND STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
THIRT1ETH. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell
In front Of the premises
L0T Z, SQUARE 573.
FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE FEET. ONE AND ONE
HALE INCHES ON INDIANA AVENUE AND
RUNNlNG BACK ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND
TEN Fec TO AN ALLEY.
This lot Is improved by 3-story and basement
brick dwelling containing 10 rooms bath. &c. This
property is near City Hail. United states Capitol Dis
city.
Terms: One-tllird cash. balance in and two
years notes TO bear . per cent Fer annun interest
payable sem-annually, and to be secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. ConveyancinT &c. at pur-
chaser's cost. deposit OF $500 required at Sale
Terms to be complied with in iteen days day
sale otherwise right reserved resell risk and
OF defauting purchaser, after five days advert
Of such resale IN newspaper published III Wash
ington, DC. tse2o-d&dsl DUNCANoON BROS.
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H. H. BERGMANN,l
se24-d&ds WM. OCKSTADT, Z 1rusfees-
1THOMAs BOWLING son, Aucrioneer..
Cor. Penna ave. and llth NJ

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyFp
PkoPARTY IN PART OF MOUNT PLEASANT
AND PLEASANT PLAINS"
By virtue of . certain deed of trust, re~orded in
Lbsr 1854 folio loo ct seq. of tine land records
the District Of Columbia and the requesl of the
party secured thereby viii offer for sale in front
Of the prenises. on TUESDAY, TIE SIXTH DAY
the following descI9ed property in the District Of
teen and fourteen. in block numbered ons, IN Todd
and Browns recorded subdivision paxss OF Pleasant
Plains and Mount Pleasant"
Terms: One-third in cash. balance IN one and two
years. with interest az per cent payable senisnnu
ally secured by deed Of trust the property. al
cash. at option Of purchaser el0o depot at time Of
property VIII be reso,d risk ana cost OF defsulspS
purchaser, after ave days read yertisslnept
TH0S. HYDE.
ARTHUR 1. BRIcK,
se23-dkdo Trustees.
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FINE Two-sToRY DOUBLE RESIDENCE
WITH MANsARD ROOF.
NO. 1881 ST. aEoRETowN, D. O.,

AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER SIXTH,
1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises,
We Sd all sell
LOT 40 IN SQUARE 15
Having front Of g. FAX 100 feet the north side Of
ST. between Sd and 3ith improved by handsome
two-story anu nssrd doub dwelling with all mod
improvements. with back building; cellar
entire building large cistern in yard everything in
perfect repair being No .sSSl o ST.. Georcetown ID.
G. This valuable property. opposite the hand
soEe tsidence of Mr.. Thos f. Nagyalan and in tine
most desirable section OF Georgetown
Terms; Une-third cash. balance IN one and two
years, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust All conveyanciDg and recording
chasers cost. $500 deposit required time of sale.
Terms of sale to be computed IN fifteen days
the day of sale.
Title perfect.
LATIMER SLOAN
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YACHT, THE Belle L"
District Of co.umSis. pas.sd IL EaSity cSuss NUM-
bs,sd u. sl3. the upa:E,iEnsd rsos,ysr yl ri g
M 6lyE Fo6f 4 %
''BELLh !. her tackle, sppsFsl and furniture.
from day Of SOLE 20 bear sx cent interest," and 20
b the sstscson the receiver: sfis to
be retained until purchase y fully pad or ths
whole purchass money may at the purchasers Option
Be paid in cash dsposf Of 600 10 b made q the
fro day Of sals o. rsssis VIII b mads purchsssss
cost.
Rsrnits 10 inspect H. boat nay b Obtained IRON
". oLARENCE DUvALL
VS. q. n e..
SAMUEL MADDOX. ~
....... .s.1 .S 81 6 . ~, :, :.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctope.n.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
The COUNTY, on THE BLApENsBUk a
ROAD, ABOUT HALF NILE FROM
BOUNDARY STREET. IMPROVED BY DWELL
ING AND OUTDUILDINGS.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in Iiher No
l41 folio 312 ct seq. of the land records Of the
District of Columbia and a, the request OF the party
secured tn rresy will offer for sle frunt OF the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH
A. ID. 1871. at HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the
described property in the county Of Washing
ton District Of Columbia 10 Wit; All of lot numbered
two co in the Monastery subdivision of the Hickey
estate, containing seven ca I'D rood land
more or less toeeth-r with improvenents said sub
division IL recorded Libor 800. folio 8 et sea- Of
the land records Of the District Columbia. subject
however. TO prior deed CT trust OF date
Tor three SO. GOD thousand do.laIs.
Terms of sale Purchaser 20 assume the trust for
S3OOO balance in cash. Terms sale he piled
with IN twenty days or the property viii lie resod
purchssers cost. All conNeyancing at purchasers
cost. e20J to be paid at time of SALE
EDsIN Is. Ray
se26-dkds MILAN Il Brown ( trustees.
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} ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co., Aucuoneers.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers
TWo.sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, HAND.
SOMELI pAPERED, No. 625 STREET
NORTHWEST. .4-.s: , 8
On WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
THIRTiETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we WtIl OHsr Tor
sale in front OF the premises, aGoiac y 6pI,
SUB LOT IL, iGa e',1tsh sz,l
SQUARE 44Q, -asi5urpsf
fronting ass feet ON street and 51.7f feet on
Florida avenue, improved by well-buiit o-story
and basement brick house with all tine latest i'm
provelnents. House open every day for inspection.
Terms: One-haf cash, the balance in and two
years, per cent, secured by deed of trust on the
PROPERTY sold. or all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser deposit OF 500 required the time of sale
II the terms OF sale are not complied with in fifteen
the day OF sale right reserved to resell the
property at tire risk and cost of the del aung pur-
chaser after ve days of such resale in
some newspaper published In Washington. ID. C. All
conveyancing and recording at the OF purchaser
RADCLIFFE, DARI l. CO.,
sel0-d&ds Auctioneers.
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II ATCLIfFE. DAkA CO.. Augtioneer,slia III.
: ~ S2V H. ave. n u, 4,

N@-sSp> - VIII
IMPORTANT SALE oFyRlq 'os
LOCAL STOCKS. BONDS AND SECURITIES D
STOCK SALES ROOMS. $40 PENNA. AVE. NV.
BIZ AUCTION. On
MONDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH. 1891.
BEGINNING AT ONE O'CLOCK IN.
TIFF LIST CONTAINS AMONG OTHER STOCKS
AND BONDS THE FOLLOWING wFIL-KNOWS
AND DESIRABLE LOCAL SECURITIES:
43 shares Nat. Bank Of Washington stock.
10 shares West Ind Nat. Bank STOCK.
- shares Columbia Nat. Bank stock.
1870 shares Washington Gas l.ight Co. stock.
100 shsre- Columbia lire Insurance Co stock.
90 shares National Union Fire Insurance Co. stock.
ID shares q reat Falls Ice Co. stock.
% shares Washington Loan and Ii asst Co. stock.
20 shares Capitol and North U ST. X. X. Co. stocs.
100 SHARES Columbia X. X. Co. stock.
81 shares MetroI oiitsn X. X. Co. stock.
10 shares Washington and GEORGETOWN r. r. Co.
stock
shares Potomac Insurance Co stock
o3 shares Washington Market Co. stock
STOCK.
sl,1oO LEXINGTON r. r. BONDS.
WASHINGTON MARKET co. BONDS 1918 AND
$1,000 METROPOLITAN R. r. CONVERTIBLE
BONDS.
The above being portion only of the securities to
THE PAINTED LIST WILL BE READY FOR
distribution on THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIRST
AtIEh A; "a. OR MAILED On APPLICATION
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
se1OG6dts AurfignaerS
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ADVERTISING.

DNEhllOlNG.
M YUU WASH 40 AIJe EHIlsk AM THING AM
y where af any tine write 70 oko r. hDHELL
CO.. 10 spruce ST.. New York auSl-1y
LIVERY ONE N NEED or INFORMATION or
u the sub)ecf OF advertising will do vel % obtalna
copy OF Book ADVERTISER. 800 p&xss price 81
Mailed. postage pa,d. receipt OF price yoasains
D1rectory Of all the bssf pepers and eise ournxls,
czrcuiaf1on rutlna OF every and rood
CoaI information about rates and other sItrr
tasping 10 Tie buslnes. Of sdyerlsznx. Addrcns
-. Neu togk eS4-n
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r WARREN JOHNSON k lc.oS::. ra"nH .s,.
u ATcLIFFE. DARR . CO.. Anct,oneers,
~ &1O Pa. eve n "

FLORISTS EsIABLlsHMkNT, INCLUDING
HORSES, WAGONS. HARNESS, he, No. l4lg
MD
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of tae
Distract OF Coumb ia passed IN equity No. 1922
wherein Eugene Cadmus IL complainant and Franz ".
oefano Is defendant the undersigned receiver IN said
use will proceed % sell BY auction on the above
premises on WEDNESDAY, 1hE SEVENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. A. q. 1891. At ELEVEN O'CLOCK
NJ the entire contents Of the wsll-known hot house
No. 14l9 said city. CONSISTING OF large
assortment Of House and Decorative Plants. which
Will be sold in lots 20 suit also HORSES WAGONS aud
OF OCTOBER, 1891, at HiLF-PAsT TwELvE
houses. khNbovkR Mp SsS OF sor sA kN 4 Iee sfs
Al the fixtures. Including STAN PU&P. TOOLS.
COAL tABOUT 20 TONS, P1Ows &c.
Terms cash. as prescribed BY the decree
Parties desiring to attend the sale Landover can
take the IL 90 train. returning at 49, T. IN
W. II. SHOLkS, Receiver.
se29-dkds sioE,fhs -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
II ArcLiFFE, DAkk CO.. .AUcIioNEERs

RArcLiFFE, DAkk 90. .AycIioNIFRs
~ x0 PA. AVE NV.
ADMINIsTRsroR's SALE OF Two AND THREE
SuAkTER SHARES OF TIKI FOREST GLEN
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
virtue Of an order Of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, holding . specil term for
gg,tlans, Court business, will sell on MONDAY,
: N DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891. at oNE O'CLOCK
~. AZ the auction rooms Of Radcliffe. barr Co.
- Z. ave n two and three-QaArtsr share. Of she
Terms essh. ''''ns0' o0n,pafy urprropn
s-e2e Administrator.
A gcrIoN SALE OF uNREDEEMEp PLEDGES
- X. MAhht y JOHNSON. Auctioneer.-I will
se,,oy pubs suction =. the OF n. X fuLrON.
IslS ,Isnnsy lNanis avenue comnen cing TUESDAY,
OCIObEk SIXTH. At Ten O'CLOCK An THIS
SAFE viii include all goods stock upon which in-
tsres, y due Twelve months more. Sale Will con
nst OF ooid Silver and Metal-cased Watches. CHAINS.
Cnarms Locse's scArf Pins studs. Gun Buttons.
Soter Buttons, lace Pins. Eafrines Brace cts Pam
SoIo and set hings silver spoons Fork., Iadles
snun and Match Boxes. Diamonds Pearls and ofhe
freclors stones. loose and mounted, Coma S--r1p.
Suns kevol vers. Sr- Sale will continue morninsr a
Ten O'CLOCK and evenings a sKvEE O'CLOCK
until all the lots sold
Ticket holders please take notice
II. K FULTON. Pawnb-uker
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Accused of Murder.

New Castle, PA, March iz.--lda Elder is
in jail charged with the murder Other step
motbr. Mrs. Levi Repman, in Wampnm in
July. 1859. She was arrested in that place
about : O'Clock this evening upon informa-
ton Of County Detective Marshall, just as
she stepped OF the Lake Erie train on its
arrival from Pittsburgh. She had veen visit
ing in Rochester the murder il is alleged,
was committed by administering q poison,
commonly called Rough on Rats, during a
slight illness Of the victim.
Ida Elder is the wife of Arthur Elder, a To-
comotive engineer, to whom she was mar
red in 1889, and who deserted her eight
months lsier. She is q handsome woman,
- years old, aud has always made her home
with her father. When called upon by 9
correspondent at the county jail Tonight
she was apparently indifferent to the
serious charge, but absolutely refused TO talk.
The Repmans are Of highly respected fam
lily of this county. Mrs. Reprnsn was i'll
one week Just prior to her death. which was
supposed To be the result Of heart disease.
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where Farmers Faliea.

TorEKA. Kan, March l0.-The State Legis-
lature Al noon to day closed consideration OF
general legislative measures, and from now
70 adjournment vii consider nothing but
the appropriation bills. The intention Is to
adjourn sine die to night, but the two Houses
are far apart on appropriation bills shd al
iournment will probably not be had until
tomorrow. The work OF the Legislature
has been a distinct disapp 'iniment to the
Farmers Alliance. They came 20 Topeks
intending TO institute all sorts of reforms,
and they return to their constituents with
out having accomplished any OF them, or al
least any of the radical ones. The following
measures championed by the Farmers Ali
ance failed TO become laws, having reoeived
their quietus in the Senate: The bill to
reduce railway fare to cents per mile; the
minimum railway freight bill; the mortgage
bond and security ,aE bill the waiver of
appraisemens bill. and the bill reducing the
salaries of county and State officers.
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LImbIess Veterans.

The War Department will pay S525.0Oo
this year 90 pensioners who ane entitled 10
Communication for the loss Of 3 limb. oilioers
and men who have lnss limb or its use IN
service are entitled to receive, once every
five YEAR, an artificial limb or Communication
therefor. The law was passed ia $50. The
pensioner has now only to send bis name
and postofjlce address TO the Department
and his claim is amended to without the ex-
Pense Of attorneys lees or sfldavits.
The Surgeon General has prepared list
Of these pensioners. from which list il ap
pears that there are lsOO0 entitled to com
mutation. OF yhis number over 5000 have
actually lost limbs as follows 1868 have
lost one arm 4,0O9 one leg; l0J one hand !;
20 one foot % two arms 81 two legs 4
two hands 16 two feet l3 one arm and one
leg s one leg and one foot both legs and
both hands The latter pensiOner is Benja.
min Franklin. at one time in tae 2i Mime
sofa Cavalry. Tue communication allowed for
he loss OF q leg is SIS in ali other cases $50
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TsR war raging in the Democratic
party between the Cleveland and Hill
factions has induced the prudent men
Of that faith to cast about them for 9
more available Presidential candidate.
OF course, he must be a Free-trader, and
Col. William Morrison (Borizontal Nor
rison) has the call at present. Another
requisite of the coming Democratic can
didate is that be must be in favor of the
free coinage of silver. Mr.. Cleveland
put his foot in il, as far as the West and
South are concerned, by his hostility 10
this latter day heresy. Governor Hill,
haiiing as he does from the great COM
mercial centre of the country, dsie not,
if he would, give in his adhesion 10 it,
and hence the necessity of seeking for
q more available candidate The Demo-
cratic party has a plenty Of meh in its
ranks who are willing 20 subscribe 10
almost any doctrine for the sake of the
nomination; but while the Eastern States
have given away 20 the demand for free
trade, they will not swallow the demand
for free silver, while the West and South
are clamorous for both. To get candi-
date who can straddle wide enough 10
cover the conflicting requirements Of the
different sections is the raging question
of the hour The Alliance men, who are
the natural allies of the Democracy and
upon whom they must mainly rely for
success, are rabid on the question of free
silver. They naturally, and rightfully,
suspect any one hailing from the Eastern
and commercial States, and hence will
psrsistently insist upon Western man.
Morrison is understood 10 possess ali IL e
necessary requisites they demand in s
candidate, and hence his star is begir-
ming to loom above the horizon.
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TIE PgNNsyLvANlA GERMANS.
A Call Sent Out by ths Committee
for a Meeting at Lancaster

for a Meeting at Lancas1er-
From tie Lancaster Inquirer.
The committee appointed at the recent
conference in this city, TO formulate call
for meeting for permanent organization
OF the Pennsylvania German Society, met
here on Monday The committee was COM
posed Of DR. w Il Egle, Harrisburg; Hiram
Young, York Rev. Theodore Schmsuk,
Lebanon George F. Baer, Reading, and F.
r. Difenderffer, Of Lancaster. All we're
present except Mr.. Baer. After an exchange
of views, the following call was prepared -
To the descendants OF the early German and
Swiss settlers in Pennsylvania
Alta preliminary conference of descendants
Of the early German and Swiss settlers. held
at Lancaster on February %. il was resolved
70 call a meeting on April i5. 1891, TO organ
ize Pennsylvania German society IL is
eminently proper that the descendants OF
these people should associate themselves in
memory of those who made the wilderness
blossom as the rose, to show to the offspring
of other naIiOnalities that they are not be-
bind them in any of the attributes which
90 % make up the best citizens Of the best
STATE ia the best Government of the world.
In the art of printing, in the realm Of letters
sta esmanship in war and in peace, the
Pennsylvania German-Swiss element has
equaled any other.
IL has long been everywhere recognized by
the descendants of the early American colo
nists as a matter of great importance TO
effect organizations of the character we pro
pose for the purpose Of searching out and
preserving all ancestral records for the pur.
pose of bringing their forefathers into such
recognition in the eyes of the world, aud
especially of their own children as they de
serve for the purpose of developing the
friendly and fraternal spirit that should exist
between those in whose veins the same blood
flows; for the purpose Of lifting history. now
unnotictd or unknown. into hooor and,
very particularly for The purpose OF preserv
ing 10 pos,erity the old public records, land
marks and memorials which. in another
generation will have entirely disappeared.
The cooperation of our fellow citizens of
Pennsylvania is hereby cordially invited in
this movement, and they are earnestly re-
quested to BE- present in the city of Lancaster
on the 18th day Of April. and we ak them
10 use their influenre to secure the presence
of all representative descendants OF our COM
mon ancestry, that the meeting may prove
great success.
COMMITTEE.
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The Umberger Tragedy.
a Complete History of the timber
ger-NiceIy Case TO be issued
in Book FORM.


In Book Form.
All the facts and details Of this, in many
respects the most remarkable criminal case
in the history Of Pennsylvania, are now be-
ing prepared in bcok form. In this grnphic
and circumsfantisi account. there will be
given many incidents that have never yet
been published. among which will be the
official notes Of the detectives employed in
working up the case The notes of Chief
Giikinson are peculiarly interesting in the
early stages OF lhe case preceding the arrest
of the Nicely brothers by Constable RAuch.
Proceedings of all the preliminary hear
ings are given also many remarkable oc-
currenoes of the most thrilling character at
tending the arrest of Hamilton and the
Nicelys. The detection and recovery Of the
pocket-book of Herman Umberger-the
work of Chief Gilkinson--:s given in the
latter's own language and forms probably
the most interesting chapter IN the whole
book. The trial of Joseph and David Nicely
with It's many stirring scenes and incidents
is given unusual prominence all the i'm
portant evidence on both sides is reprinted
in full from the report Of the
OFFICIAL coURr srESOGKAPHER
of the Court besides the full charge OF the
Court, the refusal ofa new trial, the sent
euce ofthe Court, the appeal to the Supreme
Court of Penn'a, etc. with full text of de
cision of Supreme Court.
ILLUSTRATIONS
The book will contain a most life like
portrait of Herman Cmberger, specially en-
graved for this book aud never before pub
lished Specially engraved pictures of Jo
seph and David Nicely Specially prepared
engraving OF Constable John o. Rauch; also
of Deputy Sheriff McMillen, who so bravely
resisted the assault of the Nicely's on the
occasion of their first escape from the SOM
erset Jail splendid engraving of Mrs
Nancy Umberger. widow of Herman Um-
berger and very life like engraving Of
Mamie Horner, the bright little witness
against the Sicelys. Also portraits of the
prominent attorneys in the case.
An edition of three thousand copies Is
now in press. over half Of which are already
sold. Book will be issued about 80 days at
ter execution and promptly mailed to sub
scrbers. Book will be sent post paid to any
address on receipt of so cents. Five book
for S2 90. Address all orders to Z II. WeI
ner, Somerset, Pa.
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or the Democrats, lo9 had the support
Of the Farmers Alliance. In Alabama,
Arkansas. Georgia, Kentucky, louisiana,
Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina,
south Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and
Virginia, the delegations are composed
Of Farmers Alliance Democrats, although
MI. McIherson records but eight distinc-
fisc Afiiance men. The members Of that
uer<y. however, claim as high as twenty.
Ttere are but eight seats contested by
l6e Democrats IN the next House, and
<1ess are generally supposed 70 be insti-
ezted by the hope that with the large
Denocratie majority, Republican con-
tcstees will be unseated on purely parti-
san grounds. There are two in New
York. one in South Carolina, one in Ala
bama. one in California and three in
Pennsylvania.
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catarrb. This success is entirely due to the
fact that Pernna eradcases the disease from
the system, instead Of temporarily relieving
some disagreeabse symptom.
A valuable treatise on ca,arrh by DR..
Hartman sent free 10 any address by The
Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus, 0.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate ofDavid Brubaker. late Of Somerset T,yn.
Somerset Co. Pa
Letters of administration on absve estate hav
ing been granted the undersigned bv the nron
er authority NOTICES hereby given to ali persons
indebted TO said estate t1 make Immediate nav
ment. and those having claims against the
settlement on Monday April 10. 81 at 10 O'clock
a. IN, st the late residence a. deceased
WM. ". BRUBAKER
MICHAEL GO0D
uaarfa Administrators