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AK9rzKR .rlcroar "a,
The FAKE Organ Tries Its Hama At
''Faking" the "Fakirs

The hysterical organ of the "fakirs''
which labors to create the impression that
the result Of the late primary election
held for the purpose Of nominating can
didates for local offices in this borough,
was an endorsement ofthe course pursued
by the .'fakirsu last June. might with as
much propriety claim that il was an en-
dorsetnent of the disgracef1l scenes char
acteriziug the late Congressional confer
enee, when the chief of the 'fakirs''
sought to secure the nomination for a
cash consideration. and falling in this af-
forwards labOred to elect a free silverite
TO Congress. The HERALD has no dispo-
sition to engage in a controversy over the
election of local officers, but it might be
pertinent TO inquire why the "fake' or
gan refrained from publishing the vote
cast for all Of the candidates on the ticket?
Several OF the candidates supported by
the 'fakirs' got it where the chicken got
the Ak" while others escaped with ma
lorities Of less than ten, and this, too, after
one sided contest.
For instance, Mr.. NJ. ]. Pritts received
a majority over his next highest opponent.
Il. r. Roberts, Of thirty votes. OF this
majority twenty-five were given in the
school district outside OF the borough linn
its, where his cousin, County Superin
tendent Pritts, did most effective work, so
Mr.. Pritts' majority in the borough was
exactly eight Mr.. Pritts made house
70 house cavass of the town and worked
on the streets from the time the polls
opened until they closed, using all sorts
of ''arguments'' to induce voters to sup
port him. while Mr.. Roberts remained at
his place of business rightfully saying |
that school director was one of the offices |
that should seek the ma1. Mr.. Pritts |
having served nine years or more as a |
school director the spectacle he made of |
himself in his efforts for a denomination |
naturally caused many people TO think |
that there was something in it," other |
than the good of the schools, that spurred /
him and his friends TO such great activity
in order that he might hold on Yet the
lake organ would try 20 fake its read
ers into believing that the nomination of
Mr. Pritts was an endorsement of its far
cical and illegal efforts to control the
Republican county nominations last
spring.
One Of the candi dates supported by the
''fakirs' for member OF town council
had majority of S. and he and
his friends worked for it and worked for
it hard, while one of his opponents re-
mained at home, not askinga single voter
to support him, yet the fake organ an
nounees the result as great anti -Scull
victory"
The Lutheran congregation of this place
elected pastor one evening last week.
Ii is now in order for the ''fakirs,"
through their organ, to proclaim this as
another great anti-Scull victory" IL
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Regent Deaths.


John b. Snyder died at his home in
New Centerville, on January ri. aged
seventy four years, eight months and
thirteen days. Deceased was one OF the
best known citizens in Milford township.
He was baried in the cemetery az New
Centerville
LavinA, wife Of silas Thomas. died at
her home near Thomas Mills, Cone
maugh township. on Wednesday. 26sh
inst, AFTER long illness from eonsump-
tion- Deceased was . years Of age aud
was daughter OF Peter Speicher. She
is survived by her husband aud two
small daughters.
Henry Brant, who was born in 1907.
died ON January 20, ,ses. aged ninety
years, seven months and twenty-one
days, at the home Of his son Aaron, in
Brothersvalley township. He IS survived
by four children, two sons and two
daughters. Deceased was a highly e.
teemed citizen and was a prominent
member OF the Reformed Church
Samuel J. Row, thevenerable ext editor
OF the Raftsman's Journal died at his
home in Clearfield, on Saturday morn
ing, in the 10Th year of his age. Back in
the forties Mr.. Row was editor of this
journal, retiring from the tripod when it
was consolidated with the Wing, about
1856, when he removed to Clearfield.
He was married to a daughter OF the late
Samuel Pile. Of this place His wife is
sister Of Mr.. Irwin G. Pile
Mrs. Elizabeth Crosen, who had been
making her home with her sister-Miss
Maria Spangler-at the Tayman cottage,
just west of town, died on Saturday, 18th
inst, aged seventy-one years, three
months aud one day. The funeral took
place Monday morning; interment at st.
Pauls Church, near Bsrronvale, Middle
creek township. Deceased was a great
sufferer from rheumatism, aud her death
is attributed 10 that malady.
Harry E. Akers, who grew to manhood
in the family Of the late John C. Barron,
of Somerset township. and who until re-
Gently was employed in the meat market !
of Zeigler Il ParsOn, died at Mercy Hos
pital, Pittsburg, at an early hour Monday |
morning, from pulmonary trouble. He |
was admitted to the hospital five weeks
ago. Deceased was ason of James Akers, !
formerly locomotive engineer on the b. /
q o. His mother resides at Boynton post
Office in Elk Lick township. The body |
was brought here on the noon train yes
terday. Interment in the Samuel's
Church cemetery, near Lavansyille.
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Wednesday. March 2. 1898.

First and final account OF Cyrus Weimcr,
admi li~tratOr 81 William j SchrOck. deed.
Tne n lrst account OF samuel A Beachy and
samuel II Nausj, executors OF Abraham p.
Beachy, deed.
Second aud fnal account OF Mary A. Miller.
administrators OF Reuben Miller. deceased
The second account OF William A. and
Charles V. Slick, executors OF Jesse Slick,
deed.
Esd. executor OF La Rue NJ Hicks, decd
First and final account OF PHILIP H. Walker
and II r. Shauiis. administrators OF Peter +.
Shauiis, deed
The third account OF J. Weld, admins
traitor c. l. a OF Henry Thomas Weld, deed.
First and final account OF Mary Shauiis
administrators OF Isaac Shauiis, decd
First and final account OF Jacob y. and No
ah A. Baker, administrators Of John Baker,
deed.
First and final account OF DewaIt Snyder,
administrator Of Levi Wilson snyder, deed.
First ana final account OF George = COun-
tryman aud Frank j. Baker. administrators
Of Adtie ;. COuntryman. deed.
First and final account Of NOlh Lint, ad-
ministnlfOr Of Jonas Hutzell, deed.
First and final account OF George aud Jacob
lupPstldt, executors OF Henry Duppstadt,
deed.
First and hnai account OF I. c. Colborn.
ESQ. trustee Tor the sale OF the real estate OF
Joseph Hartman. deed
The account OF John Statler administrator
OF George Statier, who was the administrator
Of Dorcas Statler deed.
First and nual account OF Belinda KOrnS.
administrators Of Alexander kOrns. deed.
Sonerset, Pa, JAMES II. COVER,
FEB , islS. Register.
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Give the Children a Drink

called Grain-o. It is delicious. appe-
tizing. nourishing food drink to take the
place of coffee. Sold by all groeers and
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee but is free from all its injari-
Gus properties. Grain-O aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. Ii is not a
stimulant but health builder, and chill
dren, as well as adults, can drink it with
great benefit. Costs about J as much as
coffee. 10 and 25c.
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Horses Wanted!

EIwood Webster, the well known horse
dealer, will be at Somerset on Monday,
February 7th. and will remain about ten
days, 10 buy a car load Of horses from 4
u 10 years old. Parties having such
horses for sale should bring them TO
Somerset from the 9Th 20 the l0.h of Feb.
or communicate with the undersigned at
Somerset.
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Terms ::

NOTTCE-Aii persons purchasing at the
above sale viii please take notice that 10 per
cent Of the purchase money must be paid
when property il knocked down; otherwise Il
will again be exposed TO sale AT the risk ofthe
dnst purchaser. The residue OF the purchase
money must be paid on OF before the day Of
confirmation. VIZ: Thursday, March 3, ISIS.
No deed viii be acknowledged until The pur-
chase money Is paid In full.
u. II. HARTZELI,
Feb. 2 ps sheriff.
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A Somerset Lady at a Famous Banquet.

somerset Lady 81 Famous banquet
Miss Ella Endsley, who is in New
York, the guest Of her sister-Mrs. Abner
McKinley-on Thursday evening had
the pleasure Of attending the second
largest banquet ever given in America.
The occasion was the third annual con-
ventiOn Of the National Association of
Manufacturers the banque. was given
at the Waldorf Astoria and the l'r. sident
was the guest of honor. Ii cost SIS for a
person to sit down with the President,
bat 99G gentlemen paid the price for the
privilege. Along three sides of the great
ball room in which the banquet tables
were spread are forty-three private boxes.
The cost of occupying one Of these boxes
was SIS, and evey box was filled with
women, friends and relatives of the men
sitting at the tables, who dropped in near
the close of the dinner TO hear the speech
es. The box in the centre Of the tier, op-
posite the speakers table, was set aside
for the ladies of the Presidents party.
This box was decorated with palms and
vases of cut flowers. In it were Mrs.
Abner Mckinley and her sister-Miss
Ella Endsley, Mrs. Anson Smith and Mr..
Miller, of Canton, o. The Presidents ad-
dress was the most notable he has deliv-
cred since his inaugural.
Amer he had sat down and the next
speaker had got into his speech Mr.. Nc
Kinley gave TO one of the hotel pages
who had come 70 the speakers table
with a message the small bouquet of
tulips and roses which lay on the table
near his plate.
'For Mrs. Mckinney" be said to the
boy. Take it to her box, with the Pres
ident's compliments"
The boy, very proud of his errand,
wandered about for half an hour asking
everybody to point out the Presidents
wife to him. Nobody could do it because
that Mrs. Mckinley was not there; but
the boy was finally directed 70 Mrs. Alb
ner McKinley's box, and the flowers
reached the Presidents sisterin law, for
whom they were intended
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ExECgToR's NOTICE.

Estate pf Aaron Perkeybiie. late Of Quema-
honing township somerset Co.. Pa, decd.
Letters teStamentary on the above estate
having been issued by the proper authority 10
the undersigned as executor Of the above es-
tate, notice i hereby given TO all parties in
debted 70 said estate 70 make immediate pay
meut, and all parties having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement on or before Saturday,
Feb. I9 iSiS. az the Office OF Esquire L. NJ.
Hoover, IA the borough Of HOoyersyilie-
JOHN A. CLARK,
J. II. Uhi. Atty. Executor.
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NOTICE

The public IS hereby notified not to buy
a note for $500, dated lockwood. Pa.
Sept y. 1897. payable one year amer date,
TO II. P. Reynolds and signed by myself
and others. on account of my name being
o said note, as am and will only be re-
sponsible for 500 OF said amount called
for by said note
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A DNINIsTRAToR-s NOTICE.

Estate Of Lydia ". Davis, late Of Somerset Dor
ough, Somerset county. Pa, decd.
Letters s0fadmlnistration OF on the above estate
having been granted 90 the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice Is hereby Civ
en 10 all persons indebted TO said estate 70
make immediate payment, and those having
settlement, duly authenticated, on Saturday,
Feb. q. lSls. AZ the Office Of the undersigned
In Somerset borough
OLIVER KNEPPER,
Administration
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued last week
10 the following named parties:
James Burk holder. L. Turkeyfoot Twp.
Jane Firestone, L. Turkeyfoot Twp.
Edward NJ. Loechel. Salisbury Bor.
Ida NJ. Ballet, Salisbury Bor.
Conrad c. Baker. Brothersvalley Twp.
Eliza J. Btsnt, BrotheIsvaliey Twp.
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A UDrToR's NOTICE.

In re estate OF Josiah Alwine. deed
The undersigned auditor duly appointed BY
the proper aufh hOrity 10 Distribute the fnnd In
hands Of the executor. J. c. Mishier, % and
among those legally entitled therctO. hereby
gives notice that he will attend % the dulles
% his appointment on Thursday February 3
l-98, al bis office In Somerset, Pa, when and
whore al parties interested may attend
FRkD. W. BIESECKER,
Auditor.
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A pMINIsTRAToRs notice.

Estate OF Aaron Boucher. late OF Milford
township, Somerset county, Pa, deed,
Letters OF administration on the above es-
tate having been granted 10 the undersigned
by the proper authority. notice Il hereby CIV
en- 10 all persons Indebted 20 ssid estate TO
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same 20 present them duly
authenticated for setfleme ~ Notice Is furth-
er given that viii mert all parties 20 make
settlement, on Friday, February I. lsss, al the
Flick House In New Centreviiie borough
NJ II BOUCHER
Admir- for Aaron Boucher.
ColOorn & Colborn.
Att'ys for Admir-.
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Somethinu New.


Calendars. Diaries, Files and Ac-
count BoOksOf various kinds are among
the many things every Office needs about
this time Of year. And they are just the
things we are Offering At special prices.
No better or more complete stock of sta
iionery can be found in the city and from
Pens 70 Ledgers, our prices are such as to
enable you to save % per cent on ali pur-
chases.
All kinds Of Blank Books. Day
Books. Journals, Ledgers, Cash Books,
SecretaTy's Minute Books for Societies,
Corporations, &c. Diaries for ls1S. Notes,
Receipt and Order Books, Binn's and
McKinney's Justice. Dunlap's Book OF
Forms. Penn'a Digests. all kinds of jus
tices' and Constables' Legal Blanks. Mar
riage Certificates. Fountain Pens, and
everything along this line to enable you
TO begin the new year on 'the square"
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

In the Matter OF the Assigned Estate Of David
j. Phiiippi, Of CasSelman borough,
Somerset county, Pa.
Notice T. hereby given that David j. Phil
hppi has executed a deed OF voluntary assign
meut OF all bis estate. real, personal and
mixed, 10 the undersigned. for the benefit OF
the creditors OF the said David j. Phillippi.
All persons Indebted 70 said David j. Philip
81 VIII make immediate payment, and those
having claims OF demands will present the
sIme To the assignee al his store IN kingwOod
Tor settlement and allowance, on Friday,
February n, is.fs.
JACOB B. GERHARD,
Fred. W. Blesecker. Assignee.
Attorney. kingwOod p. D.
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O~~~~~~~
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
~ pARnnN

To all ichOm Il may eoReeTR:
Notice Is hereby given that on the third
Wednesday, being the 18th day OF February,
A. D. lSsS, an application will be made 10 the
Board OF PandOns az Harrisburg. Pa, for the
full and free pardon OF Henry Krlft. convict
ed OF Larceny at No 9, Sept Term, 1877, O. & 7.
OF Somerset county. and nov imprisoned at
Huntingdon kefOTinatory, Huntington, Pa,
In accordance with the sentence OF the Court.
A e. HOLBERT,
Attorney for Petitioners.
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only enc remedy IN the world that will
at once stop itchiness of the skin in any
ptrt of the body: Doan's Ointment. AT
any drug store, 50 cents.
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erns

One-third on confirmation OF ale, Onc-thIri
In and One-third in y month from day Of
sale with interest, and TO be secured on the
premises By Judgment bond 10 per cent Of
the entire purchase money % be paid when
property Is sold and which viii be 80 much Of
a credit on the first payment
JOHN r. SCOTT,
Assignee OF Joanna Phiilippi
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sHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue OF snndry writs OF Fieri Facias
issued out Of the Court cf Common Peas
directed, there will be exposed to sale al
the Court House. in Somerset borough. on
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MrS.A.E.UhI.
2-A@.A---

pom the request Of many pee
pie Throughout our county, il
has lten decided 10 continue
our Great Annual Cash Clearance Sale
until some time after Farmers Insti-
tute. DuriDgtnis time the uuhesrd CT
bargains viii prevail In all departments.
Delay, however, is dangerous, for when
the present supply is exhausted, it win
not be rsplenished during the progress
Of this great sale.
The prices in Standard Domestic
Goods viii be the same as quoted in
former issues Of this paper We will
offer our
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Her Featnres.

one\af the prominent features Of the
Cinderella Range is the extra large and
high oven, which insures perfect baking
and roasting. Sold and guaranteed by
JAS. b. HoLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Pa.
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tkTANTED-An intelligent agent In every
w township 10 sell Mark TwaIn-s new books
Big success; exclusive territory: send for terms
q. s smith, 1913 Filbert street, Phiiadeiphia
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All the right, title. interest, claim and de
mand OF Joseph 1auman, OF, in and TO the
following described real estate tO-yylf:
No. !. All that certain messuuge or tene-
ment and lot OF ground situate near the town
OF LavanSville. Somerset county. Pa con-
tanning two acres and ninefy-twO perches,
more or less, adjoining lands OF Austin Bar
clay and David Iayman.
No. certain lot Of ground situate in the
town OF lslvansyille, county OF Somerset and
State OF Pennsylvania, bounded on the north
by the WellersOurg and West Newton Plank
Road, on the east BY the Lavansvilie school
house lot, on the south by an alley. on the
west by lots and property nov or formerly Of
Amy Nedrow; said lot contains 4 OF an acre
more or less, being the extreme west lot OF tie
lots conveyed by John Weller. High sheriff
Of SOmerse. county, Pa. 10 Isaac Hugus by
deed dated May Is lSj2, and BY Isaac Hugus
20 Alexander COuntryfnan by deed dated
May ,. ISIS. the same being conveyed to the
above defendant by deed dated June n, lS9i
Taken In execution and 10 be sc'd as the
properly OF Joseph 1auman, at the suit Of
jordan 4 Hinchins an, ct al.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1898.
lEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 20 all persons con-
cerned as legatees, craditOrs or otherwise, that
the following accounts have passed register,
and that the same viii DC presented for con
flrmatiOn and allowance at an Orphans Court
TO be held at somerset. on
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Housekeepers.

Be wise, and examine the Cinderella
Range. Il has more points that excel
than any other range on the market, and
is sold guaranteed to bake and roast.
Sold by
JAS. B. HoLDERBAUM,
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cHAS. H. FISHER.
DR.. Humphreys

Specifies act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
no. CURES. PRIcEs.
l-Fesers. Congestions, lnnammafions. ID
1-worms. Worm Fever. Worm Cole. rs
3-Teeshing. Cole. Crying. wakefnlness as
4-DIarrhea. OF children or Adults-.--.- .95
7-Coushs. Colds. Bronchitis. s.-.-...-----. .2S
s-NeursIgia. Tootksche. Faceaehe.-... rs
s-Headsehe. Sick Headache. Vertigo. .25
I0-Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak stomaeh-2
1I-suppresses or Painful Periods. rs
12-whi.es. Too Profuse Periods. .2J
13-CrOup. Laryngitss. Hoarseness-.... .25
14-saIt Rheum. Erysipelas. Eruptions.. .25
Is-RheumafIsus. Rheumatic Palms,. .25
16-NaIaria. chIIls. Fever and Ague--.-- .25
1o-catarrh. Inseenra. Cold IN the Head rs
20-Vhooping-cough .---..--.-...-.----- .25
2s-Kidney Diseases s.----.---.-.-----.-... .25
2s-Nersous DebiIitr.. ...-.-.--..----..-.1.0o
30-Urinary Weakness. wefting Bed. .25
77-Grip. hay Fever %
rr. Humphreys' Manual OF an Diseases af your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
sold cy druggists. or sent on receipt Of price.
Humphreys' Ned Co. Cor. " illiam John Sta
New York
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Some odd lots Of one, two and three
pairs Of Lace Curtains at not simple
reductions, but absolute sacrifice. See
Them.
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Dwelling & Store House

combined The house Is plastered, papered,
etc, the store rooms on Isl and 2d story are
finished In lst quality Of North caroiina pine
Ia hard oil, lst door OF store room being sixf5
feet, ceiling Y feet, having glass front, doub-
le strength. a No. quality, the entire build
trg being 2ix7a feet Tnis property Is conced-
ed 10 be one Of the best, II not the best loc.i-
ton in the town, for any line of trade.
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Thursday, February "a, 1893,
Al O'Clock p. N.

ON the premises In Confluence horoueh. the
following described real estate:
al that c0risain lOt of ground situate In
Confluence borough. SoInt rset county. Pa.
fronting on the east "a feet 0u Hughart street
on the south i2l feet on Ross street, bounded
by lot Of Ms l. Panccast on the north and
on the west by an alley and being designated
as Tot prepared by Wm- G. D0iIs. who con
veycd the saline TO Joanna Phillippl by deed
dated 18th April. lSz6. and recorded In Deed
Record Of Somerset county. Pa. in NOi. ~
pages 81, &c, having thereon erected new
twOstOry frame
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A great demand has been made on
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All the right, title, interest, claim and de
mand OF Levi BiOugh, OF, in and TO a certain
farm or tract OF land situate IN C0nemaugh
township. Somerset county, Pa, containing
20 acres and 40 pcrches more or less, adioin-
ing lands OF stephen Griffith, Emanuel KaufI-
man. John Lape, Levi Weaver and others
having thereon erected a two story dwelling
house, bank barn and other Outbuildings.
with the aDp1rtenlnceS. Also an orchard OF
young fruit trees on sthe premises. being the
same tract OF land which Simon 7. BlOugh
and wife by their deed dated 18th Dee. lsg8,
conveyed 10 Levi Blough.
Taken in execution and 20 be sold as the
property Of Levi BlOugh, at the suit Of Lewis
Won LUnen.
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THE
PHILADELPHIA
TIMES
Why :?
BECAUSE 1T DESERVES THEM
Specimen Copies Sent Free
Send For Ore

TEP1S DAILY. 500 per annum
. cents per month; deliv-
cred by carriers for 9 cents per week.
SUNDAY EDITION, 3 large. handsome
pages-22i columns, elegantly illustrated,
beautifully printed in colors, $40 per
aunum; cents per copy. Daily and
Sunday, 500 per annum; 30 cents per
month
Address all letters to
THE TIMES,
Philadelphia.
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Pubia Sale
or
Valuable Real Estate f!

Bv virtue OF m order OF sale issued Out OF
the Court OF Common Please OF Somerset
county, Pa, 10 the undersigned assignee OF
Joanna Phillippi. OF the oof0ugh OF tOniiu-
enca. Somerset eoun+y. Pa. directed. there
VIII be EXPOSED 10 sale BY pssbiic cntcry, ON
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has a jail without a
= ''a'S a,5 has 81, 400 surplus in
iansis, - aid. too, that cobwebs
- il = Ak
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&c.,. and Ms. Harrison. ae-
"a n. : .asir baby, a few days AGO.
~ Pleasant eall al the wbite
g. were shown upstairs 70 the
s n !. ,lsais. where the President
- s'.Aialey greeted them. A.
-, :. .'aFousb the house the ex-
p 81 ~ N us wife greeted the EN-
sss',1 Alaaiy recognition. and The
s s.sks. q wrapped ap in robes
essT...l, On account Of the snow
3 - aad coed and launched
zsis,,-.,sa ,as usaers aud servants
':Islll and admired her. Mrs
s.i.as - the party warmly. and
~, - . See the baby. The er-
Ss u. - bis wife remained abo,.