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Aged Farmer Killed.

An accidei occurred near New Balti
more, on Wednesday in which James
Callahan, Sr., was killed. Mr.. Callahan
had riven TO New Baltimore in a sleigh,
and was returning TO his home some miles
away. The road. Immediately after leav-
ing town. leads up an ascent for about a
mile, and while moving up the narrow
road slowly, a runaway team with sled
loaded with wood dashed around curve
and crashed into his sleigh. The vehicle
was split into fragments and Mr.. Calla-
han WAS thrown to one side of the road
with much force.
Mr.. Callahan was struck on the head,
and when the frightened driver of the
team came running down the hill he
found life nearly extinct. He FASTENED
for help, but The old man was dead when
assistance arrived
The team which caused the disaster
had been left standing by the driver
while he entered house, and had walked
off on the homewsrd journey. When the
top of the hill was reached the weight
Of their load urged them to faster and
sill faster speed, which meant annihila-
ton to anything they met in the descent
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pre,sdsntis; sss.sry.

Springfield Mass RFpublican.
The best speaking In this Southern
presidential tour no doubt has been at
Montgomery, where the Southern Con
fsderncy hogan iis hrief iife. Pres sIdent
Mckinley showed singular readiness
wheu be retofted on tiossrnnr Johnston =
say ing that Asabams hne nothing 10 take
back rrom 1881, by tbs clever observation,
I'VE having nnthing 70 take back for
having kept yon ia the I'm. We are
glad you stayed in Bravo for McKin-
leyi And again. when he thanked
Mother Ho5-on, and prai-ing General
Wheeler, spared word for his daught-
er's services at Saniingo and Montank,
the President evinced beautiful tact.
aud At the same time expressed the sense
Of the " hole american people.
Another gem Of oratory WAS General
Lawton's-with bit OF natural spirit in
behalfof the army amid great applause,
no said; Il am not an orator; am a
soldier / was not hero; am a regular;
aim one Of the 10. 600 regulars sent 10
Cuba. On behalf OF that part of the army
commanded. I thank you. people OF
Alabama" And nothing could have
been at once more felicitous aud more
just than Secretary Longs observation
that besides Wheeler and Hobson there
was another Alabamisn who had done
great service toward the success Of the
war-his predecessor in tho navy depart
ment, Hilary Herbert. Of Montgomery.
Altogether, the Montgomery day was
cluster Of diamonds.
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For the Teachers Joint Institute to be
held at Hooversville, Pa, February 10
aud II, 1899:
Address Of WelcOme-Irwin M. Hoo
yer. "The Mind"-W. l.. p well. "Home
Improvement'-L. A. Beabes aud o. W.
Hamer. "Morals" - Charles Brubaker.
The Relation Of the School to the
Chnrch''-Reverend wachter. Inherit
Ell Memory''-D. l.. Manges. "Geogra-
phy"-Sem Kaufman. "Home Prepara-
tion"-R. NJ. Rininger. Numbers in
Fourth Grade"-R. o. Miller. "Regula-
tion and Distribution of Supplies"-S.
w. Hoffman and Ira BOyts. Social
ism"-George S. Lohr and George Kim
mel. PHILOSOPHY of History" II b. l..
Horner. Topical Talk-F. G.. Fryburg.
''Wherein We Lack''-D. i. Hickman.
Length Of School Term'-J. q. Begley.
Pedagogical Greed of Child Study"-S.
d. YOder. ''W lat Should be the Ibdivid-
ual Idea Of the Teacher''-M. l.. Reiman.
Public Sentiment''--AIbert Lamber
Topical Talks - County Superintendent
Pri ts, NJ. d. Reel and J. C. Speicher.
Teachers Ways. q. Shelter. THE
Basis of Promotion" %. W. Williamson.
"Current Events, and How to Teach
Them"-R. W. Horner and W. \. Berk-
ey. Personal Influence Of the Teach
er''-Wm. Stahl and L. S. Manges. "Hy-
giene Of the SchOolroom''-E. y. Cable.
Orin Lambert. Recitations - Minnie
Barnhart, Rebecca Lambert and Mar
ian Speicher. Pspers-Alice ShafTer and
Mollie Bowman. Evidence of a Teach
er's Success''-C. L. Spencer and w. r.
Gshagen. Solo-Carrie C. Rhoads. "The
Lymphatic Circulation DIR /. c. Bar
IOtte. ''How 10 Make Physiology Inter
estiDg''-Elmer NJ Boyts. "The Teach
er's Aim"-D. W. Williamson. Five
Minute Talks-M. L, Wilt, II. r. Wag-
ner and Charles c. Ringler. Solo-Thom-
as Noel. Topical Talk-V. II. Saylor.
Music Hark ness Brothers. The pro-
gram will be interspersed with songs,
queries and Rotations On account Of
the lengthy program, fifteen minutes will
be the allotted time to each speaker. There
will be four sessions. Institute viii con-
vene on Friday evening at Z O'Clock. We
extend cordial invitation TO all.
b. F. LAMBERT,
CARRIE c. RuoADs,
Committee.
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sla.Asd Win a xuif. At o.Es-wslE.

----~@ ~~~~~
William Bracken, weli-known young
raiiroader, Of lockwood, was admitted
70 the Mercy Hospital. Pittsbrrg. son-
day. where he is reported TO be havssiag
bstween lifa and death, the resrlt
Of al encounter with a fellow work
man named Charles Koontz. who slashed
him With a pocket knifs. one eat extend
Ing from the back OF his ne-k to the
point Of his chin, severiag his lefs chesk
in twain.
The facts leading up 70 the affcay as
correctly IS hey can be gathered are as
follows: Koouiz aud Bracken had both
besn drinking Saturday afternoon and in
the evening they attended cake walk. .
held in hall over Jas;'s furniture store.
ia Rock wood, " mere they entered for the
prize. The two men were in line and
nesrly together when the bell rang.
Bracken was awarded the cake, bat his
claim to il was disputed by koontz.
one word Drought on another and tinAlly
it WAS decided u settle tho birSsr on the
street. As SON as they reached the street
Bcacksn struck kooniz a powerful blow,
knocking him down. koontz struggled
10 his feet aaJ drawing a pocket knife
made vicious attack on Bra ken. stab
bing him two or three times, the most
dangerous wound being the one referred
tOabove. Tae wounded man was raised
to his feet by the crowd who witnessed the
encounter. aud who were not aware that
he had been cut until they saw the blood
squirting from the deep cash in his check.
Il was taken to the Office Of a physician
where his wounds were stitched, and the
following day he was removed u the
hospital upon the advice of the attending
physician. Koortz was promptly arrested
ana held in S. 80 bail pending the result
OF his victims injuries.
Bracken aud KOontz have both been
employed on the Somerset & Cambria
branch, aud are wellknown along
the Iiae OF that road. Koonlz is married.
Bracken is about twenty years old.
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There are a hundred or more admoni-
tons contained in the pages of the book.
Here you may find remedies for hyster-
les. precautions against injuries, assur-
ances how to walk and step securely in
all cases, passages which tell how mortal
enemies may be made devoted friends by
simple conjuratiOns; for the Punishment
of fears; to cause malefactors to stand still
in their tracks: 20 remove wens during
the crescent moon; for gaining worthy
suit at law: benedictions 10 prevent fire,
and methods TO extiBguish Ere without
water; charms and taiismans against mis-
haps and dangers in the house and Against
evil influences Of every sort. What does
not this remarkable work contain?
All or nearly all the passages are reli-
gious in tone; most Of them are illumin-
| ated by churchly emblems. Bat here is
one that stands out in startling contrast
with the rest:
''To win every game engaged in-Tis
the heart of bat with red silken string
TO the right arm, and you will win every
game at cards you play"
No scriptural comment or religious en-
blesn is attached 10 this last injunction
These are examples of the Hohmann
philosophy as It was expounded in the
year Of cur Lord. 1919, at Rosenthal, near
Reading, Pa
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..Uussr The Laursls y

The five act drama, Under the Lau
rels," will be produced at the Opera
House, on Friday evening, December
Goth, by exclusively home talent. for the
benefit ot the Somers et public schools.
The drama is skilfully written and
abounds with humorous situations. Be
tween the acts the audience viii be enter
tanned by specialities and music by the
Somerset Concert Orchestra. Tickets
will be placed on sale at Neff * casebeer's
on Tuesday, 9th inst. Admission, 10. p
and rs cents.
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North Dakota weather.
MERRIcouRr. \. D..
no.ar,far % 1909


MERRIcouRr, y. D.,
December II, 1895.
EDITOR HEKALD:-
We are having nice, clear winter 80
far, with only little snow-not nearly
enough to make sieighing all the
time bright, clear sunshine during the so
called blizzard in the Northwest. and no
one suffered particularly; bat when the
storm reached the East we heard Of cast
alties and deaths galore. The poor bliz-
zard stricken East has our sympathy.
A North Dakota farmer dropped dead
while haying last week. His death, OF
course IS to be regretted, bat it is some-
thing Of card fOr North Dakota that
her farmers were haying on the days
when Iowa, Kansas aud the other South
ern States were afflicted with the worst
snow storms iu years. Yet such Is the
case. Come TO North Dakota and live
easy, comfortable and happy.
Farmers have had no occasion to feed
as yet. Stock pastures on the prairie, and
is doing very well. Lots Of horses have
not been In the arm this winter, and the
indications are that they will not need to
be. f.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-12-28
Try Grain-ol Trr Grain.o,

Ask your Grocer to- day to show you a
package of GRAIN o. the new food drink
that takes the place Of coffse. The chill
dren may drink it without injury as
well as the A iult. All who try il, like
it. GRAIN o has that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Java. but it is made from
pure grains, and the most delicate stom-
aeh receives il without distress. I the
price of coffee. l5c. and . cts. per pack
age. Sold by all grocers.
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A GRAND
CLIMAX
SALE


From now until February 1st we
propose to offer the most remarka.
ble values in Dry Goods, Notions,
etc, that have ever been heard Of.
Our entire stock Of Dress Goods.
Silks, Velvets, Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Bed Spreads, Blank
cts, Comforts, Ladies and Child
ren's Jackets and Capes, Lace Cur
tains, Portiers, Rugs and Table
Covers, will be cleared out regard
less Of cost.
We will offer great inducements
in Domestics.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-12-28

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to days.
Its action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. 1t removes at once the
cause and the disease Immediately disap-
pears. The first dose greatly benefits
IS cents. Sold at Benford's Drug Store,
Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-12-28
Republican Primary.

Notice is hereby given that r -pnblican
Primary Election will be held at the cleo
tion house 10 Somerset township. on Sat
urday, January q, for the purpose Of
nominating township officers
Candidates can leave their announce
ment Zee wi b the undersigned or a; the
Office Of the Somerset HERALD.
J. c. DETTz.
Committeeman. n.
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Somerset Buggy Co.

Got 10 little late, but are here with the
Finest line of Sleighs on the market
Gear-Best Selected Second growth Stock
-Roomy Seats, Spring Backs, Remova,
bic Trimmings, Up to date in Style
Workmanship and Finish. Every One q
Positive Bargain.
A. c. DAVIS,
Somerset, Pa.
Two Squares South of Diamond.
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A HzxAREI BooK


Curious Contents CT One Of tbs Blsot Art
Pnblioations Common in Eastern
Pennsylvania
4 writer Al Lancaster has been given a
lock At '-hexaroiY book. one 81 the
.'speok'' or black art publications -
common in some sections Of Eastern
Pennsylvania. The utis page readss
The
Long Lost Fnead
containing
mysterious and Invaluable
arts and remedies
for
man as well as animals,
with many proofs OF their
virtue and efficiency la
healing diseases, etc
by John George Holman.
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FROM FOOT TO KNEE

Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From a Terrible Sore-Her Story OF
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years was afflicted with a
milk leg, and a few years ago it broke out
in a sore and spread from my foot to my
knee. / suffered great agony. II would
burn and Itch all the time and discharge
a great deal. My health was good with
the exception OF this sore. tried great
many kinds of salve, but some would
irritate the sore so that / could hardly
stand the pain. could not go near the
fire without suffering intensely. Some enc
sent me papers containing testimonials OF
cures by Hoods SarsapariIla, and told
my husband would Ike to try this med
icine. He got me bottle and l found it
helped me. kept on taking it until my
limb was completely healed. / cannot
praise Hoods Sarssparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me- It
cleanses the blood OF all impurities and
leaves it rich and pure" Mrs. ANNA L.
EAKEls, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hoods Sarsaparilla OF all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hoods.
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ExEcUToRs' NOTICE.

Estate OF Mary Seose. late Of Paint township.
Somerset county, Pa. decd.
Letters tcstamentary on the above estate
having been granted 10 the Undersigned by
the prOper authority, notice Is hereby given
10 all persons indebted 10 ss6d estate TO ma *
immediate payment, and those having claims
az tinst the same TO present them duly au-
fhentscated for setflemen. to either OF the
executors.
VALENTINE SEESE
DAVID SEESE.
Dec. p. 50. Executors
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Hotel chsnnsd Hands

The travelling public is hereby inform
ed that the well known Walter House has
changed hands and the proprietor is pre-
pared TO entertain all guests in a courteous
and first class manner whenever called
on. Patronage respectfully solicited.
JACOB n. WALTER,
New Centreville, Pa.
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Election Notice.

The members OF the Cooperative Mutua
c0mpany's Office. Berlin, Pa. al 10 o'clock A
NJ Wednesday, January II. 1873, for transact
ing business and electinC ollicers. Election
from one TO three O'Clock r. "
JAC. J. ZORN, Secretary
W. II. RUPPEL, President.
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COTTON BLANKETS
4Oc, soc and SI.OO.

There are still some good things in
Fur COllarettes and Scarfs on hand that
viii be sold at bargain prices.
am closing out Ladies' and Chill
dren's Wraps at a sacrifice. This IS 8
good opportunity to get a Cape or a Jack
ct at price that will not seriously de-
plete your pocket book.
We ask you to Examine, Inspect
Closely and Deliberately before making
your purchases. i believe you will agree
that am selling the best goods at the
lowest prices.
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WantadI

Fify tons Of rye, wheat or oats straw
delivered at Somerset warehouse at once.
Call on me at my office above First Ma
tiOnal Bank.
W. A. SF1BERr.
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wanted.

Regular employment guaranteed for a
hand aud typewriter. who will be
expected 10 do additional clerical work.
Write, stating age, experience and terms.
Address, an, Somerset, Pa.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stock holders oi
the First National Bank OF Somerset Pa. for
the election OF directors for the year A. D.
isls1 will be held "a the directors room. In the
First National Rank buiiding, Somerset. Pa
OF and z. NJ.
H ". BERKLEY
Cashier.
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Hor,ss Wanted.

Eiwood Webster. the well known horse
dealer, will be in Somerset on Friday
December 30. and will remain. about ten
days 20 buy horses from four TO Ten
years old. Parties having such horses
for sale should bring them to Somerset,
or communicate with the undersigned
al Somerset
s. d. SHosAAKER
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In Dress Goods
In Black Dress Goods


Offer superb qualities in plain and
Novelty Goods at greatly reduced prices.
I'm Black Dress Goods
We eshow a splendid line in plain
and fancy weaves suitable for young and
old. Don't fail to see them before max
ing your purchases.
have large assortment Of Satin
Duchess, Plain Silks, Fancy Silks, &c,
suitable for dresses, waists and dress
trimmings to be closed cut cheap.
Great bargains in Bed Spreads,
skirts, Ladies' Muslin Underwear, etc.
All-wool Country Factory Blankets 90
cheap.
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Uhl's
Clearance
sale !!
@<<@<

Good fine yard vide nnbrd muslin. Sc
Sheeting 4c
Appleton A. sc
10 4 Unbleaehed Sheetiug. l2i to lSc
Good yard wide bid Muslin 4i to SC
Fruit Of the Loom A. &c
Also made up sheets and pillow cases.
Blue. red and dark fancy Calico, a.
Yard wide Percale, &c
Sbirting. 5 10 &c
Lancaster Ginghams, SC
Wool Carpet Chain. awhile It lasts, sOc
3 ply Cotton Carpet Chain. 4" l2lc
Light and dark Flanneleltes, 4lc up
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ems: !:
PERMANENT
POSITIONS

for few men and women who have plenty o.
energy and business ability, to hire and SUI
perintend agents. $40 month and all expenses
at the start.
P.w.ZEIGLER & CO., 7I6 Locust St. PhiIada
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-12-28

Here are few examples OF the more
mystical portions of this peculiar publ
cation, which will serve to illustrate the
length TO which avowsl Of and faith in
witchcraft and the supernatural extends
in this latter day of modern civilization
and refined enlightenment:
"A good remedy against calnmniation
or SANDER If you are illuminated or
slandered to your very skin, 10 your very
flesh, to your very bones, east 1t back
upon the false tongues Take of your
shirt and turn it wrong side out, and then
run your two thumbs along your body,
close under the ribs, starting at the pit Of
the heart down to the thighs
"a remedy for epilepsy, provided the
subject had never fallen into the fire or
water-write reversedly or backwards
upon a piece Of paper 1t is all over =
This is To be written but once upon the
paper, then put into a scarlet red cloth.
and then wrap it in piece of unbleached
linen and hang it around the neck on the
first FRIDAY of the new moon. The thread
with which il is tied must also be un-
b.esched.'
Remedy for the whooping cough
Thrust the child having the whooping
cough three times through black berry
bush without speaking or saying any
thing. The bush, however, must be
grown fast at the two ends, and the chi
must be thrust through three times. that
z "a IL .
through in the first place.
Remedy to destroy bots or worms in
horses-You must mention the name Of
the horse aud say: If you have any
worms will catch you by the forehead.
II they be white. brown or red they shall
aud must now ali be dead You must
shake the head of the horse three times,
and pass your hand over his back three
times to and fro.
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SHORT HORN BULLS.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.
ASSIGNED E.ia,e Of Iohn Erner

Assigned Estate OF John Egner.
The undersigned auditor, duly appointed
by the proper authority. TO distribute the
fund In the hands Of the Asasignee TO and
among those legally entitled thereto, hereby
gives notice that ne viii attend 10 the duties
Of his appointment, on Thursday. Jan. y
islg. at o'clock p. ~. az the Office OF the
Auditor, Somerset. Pa, when and where all
parties interested may attend.
j. c. LOWRY,
Auditor
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Farm for Rent.

will rent my farm, situate in Ale
gheny township, near Glen Savage, from
April l, 1899.
Mrs. CHARLES HUPPARr.
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Dress Goods.
One-fourth OFF Regular Prices.
IS per cent. Reduction.

Popiins. Whipcords Brilliantines. Serge.
HenrfettaS. Novelties, Brocades. Tweetis,
Bread Cloths, SIcillians. Fancy Suitings, Fam
~ CortiurOys. French FlaLnels. CheVlots, New
shade in Blue Wcol and Cotton Piaids.
Atwood Serge. -
4j-inch Black Serge, sz
5aIinch Black Scrge, -
4Sinch Green and Brown Suitiug, -
75c Serges and Heuricttas, -
500 Fancy Mixtures, -
Many :,6 80 and ~ qualities now - to y
Plain Cashmeres, - and 25c goods. -
Wool K Cotton Mixed GOods.l5c goods 10
Fancy Cotton PiaidS. double widths ~
7rc French S4cklngS. %
. Dress Patterns Il % to 500 OF each
pattern
Fancy EiderdOwns, -
BroadciOths. best shades. eoc quality, -
silks, satins and Neiveis reduced.
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S. D. sHosNAKER

Local merchants report Il e holiday
trade the best Cor number Of yesr, past
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Lace Curtains.
Some tine values still 70 be had. Every
pair has been marked down l0c to 81 . a
pair to close out stock.
MILLINERY.

zoe, 75c and sl.0O Ladies' Felt
sailors. now 55c, SOC and eOc
All sI.25, 81 80 500. 81 50, s3cO, 81 90,
$50. s. 90, s6O0. 500 and $ 90 Ladies'
Trimmed Hats marked down almost
ane-haiE Every one 10 20 during this
Red Letter Sale
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All the leading makes of bleach
cd Muslin, such as Fruit of the
Loom, Masonville, Tonsdale, Hill,
Androscoggin, at 6 cents.
Canton Flannels, Tickings, Gre
tones, Flannels, Bleached and Un-
bleached Sheetings at way down
prices.
Our stock of Umbrellas, Kid
Gloves, Ribbons, Corsets, Laces
Hamburg Edgiugs, Ladies and
Children's Underwear, Stockings
and Handkerchief at reduced
prices.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all kinds at cost prices.
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LII, nh are the fayoriie family
tlOOu > i liio eathartc. Price sc.
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Orphans Court Sale
VALuARLE Real Estate.

VALUABLE REAl ESTATE.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issred out Of
the Orphans Court Of somerset county. and
10 Us directed. We viii expose 20 public sale
on the premises, ON
THURSDA y. JAN. Il, 1899,
the following real estate, late the property Of
David Ash deed. viz.
A certain tract OF land situate in Lincoln
township. Somerset county, Pa. adjoining
lands % Levi Berkey, isrtei Bell and Jacob
Hemminger, containing one hundred and
thirty acres more Or less with q good house
and barn on the premises
Al lso a certain other trlct OF land situate IN
the same tow Iship, adjoining lands OF Noah
HOrner, Ed Homer and Adam Arisman. con
tanning sixty acres with gOOJ Improvements
A good sugar camp on the premises.
Terms:
Onc-thirl to remain a lien. the interest Of
which 10 he paid 10 Elmirt Ash annually;
One-third In hand on delivery OF deed, the
halanre In one year.
As o. the 20 acres that j. now subject to a
dover of one hundred and forty-five dollars.
payable 10 Wiihima Ash, one-third 20 remain
a lien for the widow, Eimira Ash. one-third
in hand on delivery Of deed. the balance, one
thir6, In one YEAR len per cent % be paid on
day OF sale when property j. knocked down.
El.MIfsA ASH.
REUBEN :. HAY.
Administrators and administrator "a David
=. Ash, deed.
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ChiIdren's, Youths and Tens
Clothing.

All Youths Long rants -AlL- rA-NV - saHn
less than old prices
Nen's Clothing SEQ to slc0 OF e. cry suit
Wooi Blankets reduced SOC 70 Si.50 per pair.
Cotton 4 Wool Comforts reduced lOc to sije
e3ch.
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LADIES' and MISSES
w r A P S ,
JACKETS AND CAPES.

. % 9apeS FUR Ifiminctls 8opu allu Long = "
% Light Weight Wraps. were = ~ 70
$ 90 each, an going at Jlc.
- 90 10 s. % reduction on Plush Capes-
~ m y %
IN ~ uo
= Dress skirts, -
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Silk BiOdea. BrOcadc, Bulinniiue and
serge skirts now si.00 To $50 icss than
regular prices