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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03
would show many important and interest

would show many important and interest
ing chapters in the history of the Common
wealth. and in the history Of the nation a
mere recital Of the names OF members Of this
Bar. past and present, who have held high
and important positions uncer State and
Federal governments. with even the slight
est mention OF their works and hOnors.
would occupy more than the time allotted
10 him: and on that roll OF honor were
names that would live 50 'lng IS history was
read. He then went on I speak on prOles-
sional courtesy and how sar il should be car
red. He further said that those present
seemed TO have ordered the lines OF their
conduct according 20 the method laid down
BY the es,inable lady of whom Levers
Father Maliehi Brennan said
"a Here's health % Martin Hanexan's aunt,
And III tell ye the reason Why,
She eats bekAse she's hungry.
And she drinks bekase she's dry
And II ever man
stopped the course % a can,
Martin Hanegans amt would cry.
'Arrah nil up y01r glass
And let the jus paSs.
How dye know bat your neishoors dhry
tbs SOMERSET HOUSE
The last toast Of the evening was respond
ed to BY nearly every gentleman present
If the enooniums showered upon the good
landIadys head did not cause her TO feel
happy over the part she took in making the
banquet complete success, We don't know
what would
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chile Is Happy.

SANTIAGO, Jan 30 Little is heard either
here or in Valparaiso but expressions Of
satisfaction at the peaceful solution Of the
trouble There is no doubt but that up 10
yesterday the utmost anxiety prevailed, but
now il has been relieved.
Officers Of the navy would be pleased TO
see our squadron again in Chilean waters
and renew acquaintance The presence OF
United States wsrships here would have an
excellent effect.
Minister Egsn yesterday received num-
erous callers, who congratulated him on the
successful termin Of the negotiations.
Judge of Grimes Foster. Of Valparaiso,
will to-day pass sentence on Gomez, Ahvma-
da, and Others for the killing Of Riggin and
Turnbull and sssassiniling the members of
the Ballimore's crew
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Perry Walker, who will be remembered
by many OF our older readers as an ex
Sheriff OF this county, having served in that
capacity the term Immediately preceding
the war and whose duty it was 10 hang old
man Pritts, has recently resigned the POsl
ton Of postmaster in the town Of 0iell, III
Mr. Walker had been postmaster Of oiell al
most ever since that t0vn vas iOcsted,
having been removed on charge Of often
sive psrtisanship by Cleveland but vas re-
appointed by Harrison. His resignation was
caused by III health.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

A welcome caller st ibis Office Saturday
morning was ex county commissioner Wm
Reel. Of Shade township. now almost -
years Of age. but the youngest man for his
years both physically and mentally we have
ever known. "You would hardly beiieve
that was born on the 2nd Of June isl0,
but that's the day my mothers bible puts
it, said the Squire with laugh, and il
should live to be s. years OF age will then
expect 10 live at least ten years longer Mr.
Reel has ever been regarded as one Of the
fermost citizens ofthis county and promises
to be spared Tor many more daysof useful
ness.
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PEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons CONCERN
ed as legaiees, creditors. or Otherwise, that the
following accounts have passed Register. and
that the SAME viii he presented for confirmation
aud allowance AZ an Orphans Count to be held at
somerset Pa on "Wednesday. February ~ ls92.
First and anal account Of Cornelius BuTkhOld-
er and Willis ". Duecker. administrators Of Caro-
line Burk holder, dec a.
Account Of II. p Brinham. administrRtOr Of
Barney d. WilmOth. decd
First and final account Of Emma :. Brant, ad-
ministratrix OF Edward E Brant. deed.
Account Of Henry H. Gardner, administrator
OF Mary Rhoads. decd.
First ana final account Of Joel u. Yutzy, ad-
ministrztor and trustee Of Ananss Gariets,
deed.
Second account of Joseph 5 and Samuel 5.
Miller, execuiO-S % Samuel ?. Miller decd
First and final account 0f II r smith admin
istratoE OF Nancy smith, deed.
Firs- and final account OF Michael Cool and
Vim H Brnbaker. administrators OF David Bssl-
baker, deed
FirSt aecOsuf OF Jess Hoover adnfnlstrator
aud trustee Of Andrew H0oTer, decd
Registers once, A. J. HILEMAN.
Jan'y Il, 's2 Register.
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Bedford county's commissioners have de
cided to follow the example OF the commits
sioners Of Somerset county in taxing the
South Pennsylvania railroad. The assess
ors are nov al work placing value on what
President Roberts, Of the Pennsylvania
Bailroad Company called few holes in
the gHOundn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Mr.. George Benson, who resides near
Bethel, this county. who was admitted 70
the Cambria Hospital At JOhnstOWn q few
days ago suffering from gangrene, the result
of broken leg, was compelled to have his
night foot amputated Friday in order to save
his life DIR. J. C. Sheridan, under whose
care he is, performed the operation and re-
ports his patient as doing very nicely, with
bright hopes for his ultimate recovery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

The county commissioners have increas-
ed the tax rate from six mills 10 seven mills
on the dollar An old woman out west has
predicted wet summer, and fearing the loss
Of bridges by high wafer. the tax rate has
been raised so As to sccgmulaie a fund for
rebuilding the bridges. .-Befford Ga.ste.
Somerset county commissioners have re
duced the Tax rate from seven 20 six mills.
They pay no attention 70 the prophecies Of
old women.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

The weather the past few days has been
very favorable for the manufacture Of maple
sugar aud farmers are busily engaged get
ting their camps in shape. A large quantity
Of sugar has already been made in lhesouth-
ern townships
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Somerset
county, Board Of Worlds Fair Managers,
held its first meeting at the lockwood
House Saturday January the 30th. The
following were present: Miss Mary H Baer,
Somerset, President; Miss Carrie Johnston,
Stoyestown, Secretary Miss Annie Black
MeyersdaIe; Miss Made Critchfeld, Jenner
Y Roads; Miss Alice Hay. salisbury Miss
Hattie Will, Glade. Miss Annie Black,
Meyesdale, and Mrs Anna Poorbaugh, Ber-
lin. we're elected to the district convention.
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]. n n. REYNOLDS.


GENrLEsIES - highly appreciate the invi-
tation Of the Somerset County Bar 10 the ban
auef in honor Of the retiring ond newly-elecf-
"a niembers II the judiciary Of the Sixteenth
District Of Pennsylvania ! regret that my en-
zsgements win not permit Of its acceptance.
N..arlv "A qCarter ofa century has elapsed since
I was an active member of the Somerset bar.
With increasing years my life and ASSOCIATIONS
as Z Noilsig lawyer M somerset continue % be
ever pleasing iectinns. To have been train
"a hi "A bar which since the formation OF your
county has always filled a front rank in this
Commonwealth. was, I know. of great s.ivan-
faze and whatever Of success may have come
largely owing 90 the knowledge and expert
ence obtained a. "A member uf your bar.
Please present 20 the Judges Of the district
ami members df the Somerset County Bar the
ssssurance af ms regarsi and hest wishes for
fheir welfare. Win great respect,
1iPD + RAFR.
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AUDIroR's NOTICE

Ia re- estate os sanuel smith ant ssuv s-a;-h
dec'd-
The undersigned AuGuur. duly appointed -
the Urplaus Juurt IN and .sr tle Ctslnfv % SOM
crse-, "a tQ F'u-s upon CispLfel claims fE the
Indebtedness between tue estafes of samuel
smith aud SILLY Smith, Gec'1 ard make q sii--ri-
button o. tle fund ~ the hau.is o. the admins
traitor O. Ell1 auolg tlCse i-Eally entiied there
%. hereby gives nolier that b. uiIl attend to IRE
du-ie- oi ~ appointment or. Tlurs1ay. Fe1-1arv
iin- lc-- AZ hls Once in Somerset EoruEn u aIs
and where az persons interested may attend
a. l.. HAER
suffiff.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Charley weimer, the popular young black
smith of this place IS one Of the fellows, who
never stOots his horn and for that reason
the HERALD .tOois' il for him. Daring the
month Of January be put on I0S3 horse
shoes The greatest number put on in one
day was last Saturday, when he drove" 81.
As hustler the - Triangle 4" is a success.
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RUE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Emma z Brubaksr. inrerntrrisd uiih Nor-
man L. BerSicy 81 Waterloo. Io4a
You are hereby nofi1esl % t. ana aopcar A. a.
Orphans Co1frt % De held Iu ali fo- -arrtr-eI
Go. Pa on Monday. rhr --uI DAY df Fehruarv.
l--- a. Do ociocS in the forenoon. then and there
- atl- el Feili-e ~ ldke lte real estate oi laFt
BrIbaker. deceased. az The appraised eaIust.1li
Or snow cause Wny the same snouid nsi PC -oid.
sbena.s once. ISAIAH GOOD,
Jar i.s. I-i1. SEeriE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

oSners Of ice houses hereabeuts have
been having them flied with an excellent
quality Of ice the las; few days. TIE ice is
only about Eve inches thick, bat is clear as
crystal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Capt. NJ Y. S0rber, OF stoyestown, who
wssa Saturday visitor to the county seat
says that about one-balf OF tn residents Of
stoyestown and Quemah0ning are housed
up With grippe and annoying colds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Postmaster Keller. who had been confined
70 his home all Of last week, nursing very
severe cold, which Threatened to develop
pneumonia. was able to be at the post Ofiee
for few hours Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Fred Fitzsimmons, the noted criminal,
who murdered detective Gilkinson, of Pitts
burgh, in March last and last September es-
capped from the Allegheny county jail, has
been recaptnred in New Orleans, By Pitts
burgh detectives.
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Cash store.

There viii be Cash Store established
in this place after Monday. February 25nd.
]. II. Miller, proprietor Of the house fur
nishing store Of Somerset, will sell all goods
in his line for cash after the above date and
will sell goods from 20 TO 25 per cent lower
than other stores that sell on credit No
books will be kept and all old accounts must
be settled up All saleable country produce
taken in as cash.
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Februarv 2oth.Isa2.

lam now selling out my stock of Dry
Goods and other goods al the lowest prices
ever made in Somerset aud will continne to
DO so until Saturday. Feb. 2oth.
Mrs. A.E. Uhl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

George Shaver, son Of Cyrus NJ Shaver,
of this township. mourns the loss Of a new
suit Of clothes and few dollars in cash, Of
which he was relieved few days ago while
asleep al his boarding house in Johnstown-
Mr.. shaver is employed in the Cambria Iron
com spany's steel department. and was work
ing night turn. Re retired shortly after
breakfast on the morning in question While
be vas asleep a stIanger came TO the house
and engaged boarding he was shown to a
room adjoining Shayer's, and discovering
that Shaver was asleep be Immediately
claimed his best suit Of clothes and after
rifiing the pockets Ofall the clothing and the
closets and drawers on the upper floor Of the
boarding house disappeared and has no
since been heard Of Shaver believes that
he was chloroformed by the thief
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Al The meeting Of the State Board OF Agri-
culture, at Harrisburg, yesterday, Governor
fAttison said be vetoed the General Road
law because ofits crudeness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHERE1s The Hon JAcoG RI. LoSGENECKEr
President judge 81 the several Courts Gi CommofI
Judicial District aud justice uft1e Ccurts oftlre-
and Terminer and General Jail Del.Vcrg fcr the
tril ol al capital and ether oieuders in t1e said
District, and cEoEaE ~. PriE and MOAN biEsscS-
and Justice oT the Corrts uf Dyef and i-rnlner
aud General iall Delivery for The tri Of Ell capt
fal and other offenders in the County Of -oI.eHEet
for holding Corrt u Common Pleas and General
Quarter sessions 0f the Peace aud Genera jail
Delivery. and Courts o. oyer and Iernincr ~
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A UDIToRs NOTICE

Estate OF cEssinne- Crausr. iase of Niddlccreek
ToWnShip somerset CouufG. Pa decd
The undersigned Auditir hEviug been appoint
ed by tie Court u distribute the funds In the
hands Of Mary Mcneil Cfauaer. Adni1-stratT-x,
ard also the funds arising from the real csl4ie-
q rirg tie collateral Inheritance tax due % t1e
etafe and 70 diS-ribute the balance 70 and anuug
tn.0-s legally e1titicd tleret0. hereby gives no.
rtce thai BE- viii att-ad % the dutles of his ap-
s.fnf-nent A. his otice il Solcerse- borough. on
- I9th day q FEB. 1se.. shea and where AL
parties car attend. -.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-02-03

Estate % Daniel W0sho-lsr. Iste % Brotae-.ga--
ieg township. somerset Culuty. Pa
Letters tesIaur1iary on the anOFe estate
having been granted % the underseued By the
proper authority, notice n hereby Gwen 70 an
persons indebted o. said estate % MAKE immeGi-
ate payment, ard those hfving claims or ta-
nalics agsirst The same wlll present them duly
authenticated f1r settlement, On Or hefire sarur-
dag, f-ur-lTy 1l-n. 1872. 90 tle residence of the
Executor iu said t0Wrslin
saMCEt. s. NosHnLpEE
j. T. rCGu. r.rerllI..-.
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A DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

Estate o. Christian cIcsser. late OF Stouyc-esk
township. Solers-l c0unty- Pa decd
Letters 0f Administration in the above esf-te
having hccl granted o. tle uDcers' gutd bg slc
proper authority. notice j. hereby given 70 al per
0us indeut e % said estate toInase immediate pey-
msuf. and those having claims aeaiusf the same
VIII prt-eu- them daily sulheuuraied fJr settle
lselt. Cu saturday, February -7ih is91. az the
residence Of the Adminisfrator "a stonyers-S K
toglsbip-
MOSES WALKER
r. ". BlESECkER. Afmuis-ri-0r
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BEpFoRp. Jan. l. 1sa

bEDF0hlts lst4l- 7. Nv
GESTLEEfES IL have received the invitation
10 attend the banquet In honor Of the outgo-
ing and incoming judges. thank you very
much for the same. and will make known the
invitation % the members Of our bar. II j. not
likely that many viii attend. and II = impOs-
sible until almost the day 20 say who will
come, becanst f. l. the week before our Court
when We are al very busy II I can possibly
attend 10 viii afford me great pleasure. and the
thought Of what might have been" will not
IN the least prevent my going, II can possibly
leave. I am not tn the least disappointed. nor
humiIiated over my defeat faF as the con-
lest between Judge l.ongeuecker and myself
was concerned. II was conducted upon what ]
consider an honorable basis upon both sides,
and while, OF enarse, in the nature OF things
I preferred myself. yet there Is not the least
chagrin aroused BY defeat. / have every rea-
son 10 believe that Judge I.ongenecier viii
make an able and acceptable Judge. and while
houoring the outgoing and incon ny Judges by
your banquet you viii be honorei by the pres
ence q Judge Baer. who was an able and con-
srientious fudge. and ] believe that Judge
Luugcnecker viii prove worthy successor.
Very Truly Yours
N-ftT
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Hon A. J. colborn has sufficiently recov-
erea tnom his recent attack Of the prevailing
epidemic 10 enable him to come 10 his once
ior an hour or two each day.
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Fred W. Biesecker. Esq is another
grippe victim who has been confined 10 his
home the Psst four or i've days.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of 6eorge Petersou. late Of Queuah0ning
Township. somerset Colnty- Pa, deed.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted 60 the undersigned ly me
proper aurnOrIy. notice s hereby gwen % al p5r
sons indebted o. SAID Cs-ate 20 make Immediate
payment and those having claims against the
ssne VIII present. them duiy authenticated for
settlement on saturday, February -n.h. 1s92. aE
The oiice Of A Hellev. Es,.. Stlye-tnwu. Pa
FRANK T.. PETEkSON.
a.1n1fnf-rrg-C-
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The Electric Light Company received oids
from > number OF Electrie GoIpanies last
Thursday. but have not yet awarded con-
tract for plant. nor viii they do 50 until
the borough authorities have decided how
much money they can afford 70 pay for
street lighting Il is serious question that
coufronts the town council, whether they
shall curtail street Improvements or have
the streets lighted By electricity The reye
nue At their command viii not permit them
ta exuend 500 or 500 for street lights and
continue slrsei improvements on the same
scale as the past few ysArs. Il is probable
therefore that the voters OF the borough VII
be called upon 10 say whether or not they
are willing 10 have their borough iaxes IN
creased one or one and one-half mills for
the purpose Of having the streets lighted by
electricity. There is 20 doubt, but that the
voters will agree to the increase and If : vote
s 10 decide the question, the sooner It Is
taken the better.
knotber thing. it viii not do for the
bzrgess CT council TO impose such restrict
ions oa he s1rpauy as viii compel them 10
sdsp1 az ipfassos s9s,sm. five are to have
electric ligbss let y hsse tas sest obtains
BE.
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Invitations are out for the marriage Of Dr..
Ralph r. Campbell, youngest son the late
Gen Jacob Il Campbell. OF Johustown, and
Miss Idabelle Magaret, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert D. Macarthur. The ceremony
will take place Wednesday evening. Februa-
" 10, al the residence Of the brides parents
No. IA Dearbourne street, Chicago.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Letters Of administration on the estAfe Of 81
mon hanger. iatc a RrotherSvalley township.
IN the county 0f -cmersel. deed. haVinr been
granted % tne undersigned hy tire p-urer au-hoT-
49, nl-lee ls hereby given 10 an Trsous indebted
to said estate ~ make immediate payment and
those having claims against The same viii pre-
sent them daily authenticated for settlement 90
the undersigned administrator at the late resi-
denCe uf said deceased, On Satur lay. February
zl-h. iS'2 between the nours 0f and o'clock.
T. 81, when and where be VIII attend for said
purpose-
81. " HArGER,
aiuin5srrart
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General W. Il KoOniz. Il one Of the latest
victims OF The grippe He has been confined
10 his home since Friday morning.
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you even IL you ere sure yor are rszht. his
suggestion however i not necessary for in
Somerset the counsel are always eorrteous
When firSI cane 10 the har there was an Old
issfverse ruling of the Court With much uriaan-
ily II was said of him. however. that in such
case he conSoied himself with the tlaouzhtfhst
ne would have no bill NJ costs 70 make out a,,l
nie On the other hand. have in my minis
eyea very worthy member q the bar. staining
high in his profsssiOn. who never gets done
complaining about an aiverss railing. even AZ
ter an afflrinance by the Supreme Court. So
ciaily. however. he Is very pleasant and conn.,
psintonable- He does not practice IN Sotner-
set And nov 70 those who honor. and those
Intended 70 b. houored by yOur banquet let
me extend my compliments. and say with Zip
Van Ninkle- Here's 10 your health. and the
beeith OF your iiEnllies NAV you live long nd
prosper. Very Respectfully.
JAMES A HUNTER
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AT COST

HE SSo
Ladies Plush ond Cloth Wraps and Coats
and Childrens' Cloth Coats, Winter
Shawis, Fur Capes, Storm Collars,
Boas, Muffs. and Childre rs Fur
Sets, remnants OF Cloth, Cash
mere. Serges, and other kinds
OF Dress Goods suitable for
Childrens' Dresses and snch other kinds
of Winter Goods as / DO not wish
to carry over to next season.
now offer at sDecial low prices
ali grades Of Black six Warn
Henriettss.
46 in, black and colored all wool Henri
ettas, 81 cents, worth g0c
Same qualities in Serges and Whipcords.
same prices. A large variety u low
priced Dress Goods, going cheap.
2s-inch Cloth, closing out at Is to 2oc-
36-inch q 1s In In.
80 and 52 30 10 SOC.
Stand IS SD 10 soc.
Outing Flanuels, 6 5 and Toe.
Fast Color Red Table Linen, 25. 81 and
50c
German Table Linen, p TO s0c.
Hand-iOom Table Linen. SOC, worth CSC.
Bleacbed DSmask, 40 to soc.
Towels from l5c pair up.
Napkins from 65c- a pair ID.
TOweling from ) to l5c.
Arasapha Ginghams. &c.
Lancaster tiinghsms, &c.
Dress Ginghams, 8, 5, 10, u. TO zoe.
Common Dark CalicOes, &c.
Best Delaine Prints. &c.
Best Oil-cOlor Light Calic0es, &c.
Best full standard pure indigo dyed b51e
prints, and cents
A Appleton A and other Standard d
bleaehed Sheeting. &C.
II Appleton A a. and q. q. Standard
Unbleaehed Sbeeting, Sc.
"a LINDSAY G.. G.. Standard Cnbleached
Sheeting. SC.
81 Unbleached Sheeting, % and %
1914 Conest0ga SheetiBg, 25c.
~ Gold Medal Blesched Muslin. &c.
"A Hill Sc.
"A Fruit Of the Loom, Sc.
{ Lonsdale, Sic
- WilliaDsvilie and Wamsutta, l0c.
~ Masonville and Duval. &c,
A Pride Of the West, I2c.
4 Utica Bleaehed Sheeting. 22e-
1914 27c
Mt Pleasant Heavy Sheeting, sc.
Best Heavy Sheetiag. &c.
Wool Carpet Chain, 36c-
5-ply Cotton Chain. lSc-
Linen Carpet Chain, lSc.
have great variety of Table Covers
Scars, Tides. Throws, and Fancy 5rti-
clss Of many kinds and great vsTiety,
used for dress OF house decoration tflat
will be closed out cheap. Also, large
assortment Of curtain scrims. at frons ,
to l0c. Lace curtains from - ceaog a
pair up twill pay all who wish TO
spend money 20 the best advaniaeeto
attend my
Cash Sale.
Mrs. A. E. UHL.
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County Auditor L. d. Broucher. has been
confined 10 his hOmetEo miles north Of this
place the past week suffering from threaten
ed attack Of typhoid fever The auditors had
just about completed their official labors
when Mr.. BrOueher was taken sick and il
was necessary to take the final statements to
his home in order TO secure his signature to
them. His condition al this writing is con-
sidered alarming.
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ACreat Bargain

A few very handsome Cloth and Plush
coats still will be closed out at great sacri-
fee. Ms. A. F. TIL.