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The 'Scout" Lt r-hot.
JL-.A'L
Some Sirangrlj" I-'olSllcd Pirnms.
Dickons once had a dream which
Tt tm o'clock in tho morning.
T i o x yl-eos frc d.irtinp ovi r the
rf the Mvet flow-
. - . .1 .... m 1 r winmi 1 f ,i- f'j) Isiiil '"i
.I;n,ir,.il!iw' sweetest fir-t lidliii. Un
K ,, ,s ol last wcck, iK-inn ai liictuiiLc iivit,
scene -oi uecjien t .n.. t in
:ht i the Little J...r i iaiy m a rei fiiawi wiiom i Mij.-
-to the hft the ; im-iswI to be K. Un turning arounu
inch in thiol ncsp, of an almost inipal
raUc duet, keeps the farms forever
ncii ana productive, i nc t-: piians
the
it IS ft
AMY tO I'lC H'jlit IS
I! n iii' mouiitain
,. oir-:. f.- . m extend as for as
eve can nwii. .
" Ten lai'.c- a!; end a prove of ct-t-.;.w.
!? and a rin behind the
thirtv ::i!f-!!:ik.-dsava.'(fl on horse-
II-n
l.ivnt,
1 Hi In
.1. -1. il-
' . . r
1.. en :i!ck I v a war party oi raw-lii-.-s.
and they have huntf to it since
d :rk H-l ni-ht, following it across
t it- K-v. ) and over the swells at a
tirx but never endinp pallop. They
ki:.-.v tiiiit he wtj: full a hundred
ir.ili .-' i'rmn h'!j, nd they knew
th.it iiif h!"."iy scalp would add
.i.-i' thfi' to tin ir tn.j'liiei.
-Vou'r ;t rushed out man!'' aid
".;- .-..;: a hi- looked hack at dusk
t !;! eomii;i; at a flow jral-
was luiniied, ni jeasi i uu vu:uoiiuiuvn min 1"
satisfaction. 'Here, he rote on but tow the pee'lon tiicuioisipruuuu,
a curious ca.e at ! as the waters suosiue, anu men, u
Thursdav nijrht I nobsiMe, they drive sheep and hops
or goats over it, to press the wd in
to the soil.
We should all learn a usi ful leP
son from their example and experi-
found that I didn't know her; and j ence. We should not plow down
she said. 'I am Mi?s apier. Ail the only part wnien me air nas til
th" time I was dressing next morn- riehed, by ming'inp nnl uniting
ir,'' I though, "What a preposterous it for some years: hut early in the
tliTr." to have so distinct & dfVam spring we thould harrow ns many
... ..i,;t! n,l whv Miss N'a-inrres uf the old iicll as we can sow
i. frontier scout as the! wt-r? for I never heard of any Mis in clover see, at one pern to the
, .hi,-:, the ficr-nerv swings. S'api r.' That same Friday night I j After the w nown, we
wu fi.,1,1' f-.rtto'fort with read. After the reading came into j should rod the ground and sow one
hi trail has mv retiring room Mary Boyle and: or two hush.-ls of plaster to the
a:.d
.r.v
ver
i .;'V C'.ia!
!i:l iii
trail.
! not have overtaken
her brother, and the lady in the red
shawl, whom thev pr-sent as Miss
Napier. These are all the circum
stances exactly told." This was
prohahlv n case tf unconscious cere
bration." Dickens had no doubt re
ally seen the lady, and heen told
that she wa3 Miss Napier, when his
attention was occupied with other
nutters. There would he nothing
unusual in his dreaming about a per
son whom he had thus seen without
noticing. Of eouroa it was an odd
a linpidcnce that the la.lv that he
i d'.sh of two mill, but in a! had thus dreamed of should he intru-
lot'tif'v ihev would tire him
gallop of five miles an
ta'.! forged ahead thro"
weary night, changing
alien the rider got
. beside him.
s Li-liinii him, riding '.)')
! !v ring a front of half
wed the imidaoahle foe,
ii.inr a li'.t!-, but ever confident
Win.-:' (in- sun i.-aiin; up fruia hi
:i:r'.- ! 1 m-t a savjiirc was niis-
A
lu
.
i
:'C:l
brea
mil.
,-;:tis
;:i:e i-liiv
. .1 1- .
sii;!1
no
ut tame
1 in 1
us s:
)i'.tt-
-in.
iea-
ullle
1 for
- a'ii
i-
Jooked
t iol!y said :
. I . .1 n . AA.I 11 1 . t ffVO
u:! l'i.3. iiieeiiauves auu iuu
. e :, !,'.:. you vi ill die game. ,?
The t;;usta:ii was almost blown.
Fur the la-t half hour he had labor
ed heavilv. and had almost heen
held up by the bit.
The grow would have heen th'
m::ic," said the s.-out as he lrew up
and dWwu'unied.
The Jiidia.ns were two miles away.
In ten liiim
ib'-shot.
"ioo l-h
'it." uzhl tie
of the in 11 - t
knife
tllDit.
lie want.
the' would In: in ri-
e, old pari I must do
scout, as he took hob!
.in's head and drew his
the faithful equiue'n
i..:rt-time
el'.o'i-rl
e! n !'rea-.t work and
1 it. Two minutes were
h to cut bridle and sad-
and then he mounted
his dead friend and
ed the approach of the
ndan.
N' KiioiU of triumph was sent
:ior.- the rjirie as lie was brought
tj bay.
That l'.al been a strange chase.
J'iiey hp.d suddenly appeared on
'iiK trail without a sound, Beeniingto
;i-e ojt of f.mie fissure in the flower
' ivereij prairie.
Not once through the long night
die t i pi-v.-s
tilC llodv of
r i.'.'rnlv awai
I
duced to liim toon after possibly
the verv day after. Hut nuch coin
cidences are not infrequent. To
suppose that Dickenit liad been
speeially warned in a dream about
so unimportant a matter as his intro
duction to Miss Napier would be ab
surd ; for, fulfilled, the dream was,
as Dickens himself dencrihed it, a
very distinct dream and about noth
ing. Far different in this respect was
the dream which Proident Lincoln
had the night before he was shot. If
the story was truly told by Mr.
Stanton "to Dickens, "the case monc
of the most curious on record. Dick
ens thus told it in a letter to John
Fosters :
"On the afternoon f the day on
which the president was shot, there
was a cabinet council, at which he
presided. Mr. Stanton, being at the
time commander-in-chief of the
Northern troops that were concen
trated around here, arrived rather
late. Indeed, they were waiting for
him, and n entering tho room the
president broke off in something he
was saying, anil remarked. 'Let us
proceed to business, gentlemen.'
Mr. Stanton then noticed with sur
prise that the president sat with an
air of dignity in his chair, instead of
lolling about in the most ungainly
attitudes, as his invariable custom
was; and that instead of telling ir
relevant and questionable stories, he
was grave and calm, and quite a
dihVrcnt man. Mr. Stanton, on
leaving the council with the attor
ney general said U) him:
"That is the most satisfactory
cabinet meeting I have attended
for many long day. What an ex
traordinary change in Mr. Lincoln I'
"The attorney-general replied, 'We
all saw it before you came in. While
we were waiting for you, he said, with
his chin down on his breast, 'Gen-
had the scout heard from them ex-i tlemen. something verv extraordi
ej.t as he dropped from the saddle j nary is going to happen, and that very
in J placed his ear to the ground, j soon.' To which the attorney-gener-P.ut
for th steady thud! thud! of j al observed, 'Something good, sir, I
the horses leet he might have almost , hope ? when the president answer
uiade himself believe that he was be
:np pursued by shadows.
"Sixteen bullets in this Winches
ter and six in the revolver," solilo
quized the scout as the Indians were
within a mile of the spot. Did they
mean to ride him down? Each ri
der was bent over his horse's neck,
and each horse kept the pace he had
for hours.
"My scalp is worth the scalp often
Indians I"' said the scout as he rais
ed very gravely, 'I don't know I
don't know. Bat it will happen,
and slwrtly, too." As they were all
impressed by his manner, the attorney-general
took him up again.
"Have you received any informa
tion ir lint, vrt ilise losi'il to us?'
'No,' answered the president, 'but I
nave had a dream. And l have
now had that same dream three
times. Once on the night preceeding
the battle of Bull Bun. Once on
ed his rifle, 'but mebbe I can't get : the preceeding such another,' (nam-
over six or seven." ing a battle also not favorable to the
Straight at him rode the line of CO j North.) His chin sat on his breast
redskins until he raised his rifle for again, and he sat reflecting. 'Might
a shot. one ask the nature of this dream,
1 hen the band divided right and sir?' said the attorney general,
left and inclosed him in .a circle. ! Well." replied the president, with-
.or a snout irom any tongne. it out lilting his head or changing Ins
might have been eallrd a still attitude, 'I am on a great broad rol
hunt j ling river and I am in a boat and
The line was out of rifle shot at : I drift ! and I drift! but this is
first, but it gradually worked nearer not business.' suddenlv raising
and nearer, and at last the report oi , hi face and looking round the table
the scout's rille broke
of the morning
me suiiness as .Mr. Manton filtered let Us: pro
ceed to business. L'enth-mcn. Mr.
Twenty-nine left !'' he said as he Stanton and the attornev-irencral
threw out the empty shell. leaid, as thev walked home "together.
it would be curious to notice wheth
er anything ensued on this, and
they agreed to notice. He was shot
Here the dream itseli
was not remarkable, it was such a
one as might readily be dreamed bv
a man from the Western Suites who
has been on broad rolling rivers
Nor was its recurence remarkable
1 he note-wortliv point was the oc
currence of tfiis dream three several
times, and 'as may be presumed
from the effect which the dream
produced on its third recurrence,1
those three times only, on the night
proceeding a great misfortune for
the cause of the North. However,
there is nothing in the story which
cannot be attributed to nicer
casual coincidence, though the
coincidence was sufficiently curious.
As three years had elapsed from
the time of Lincoln's death when
Stanton told Dickens the story, it
is jKissiblc that the account may
have been incorrect in some details.
Wchard Iroc'.or, in licbjrarin.
ring
and
victim
Not a shot came from the Indians
in reply. Every warrior threw him
self on the opposite side of his
horse, and the hard v ponies followed I that night
the circle at a steady gallop.
"Twentv-iightlef't Psaid the scout
as he fired again.
No shout nor shot in reply, but
the circle was growing narrower.
"Twenty-seven left !:'
inree oi the horses in the
were galloping without riders.
' Twenty-six left !''
The scout had fired cool I v
deliberately, shooting every
through the head.
His rifle had a longer range than
those of the Indians, but now they
were near enough to open in re
ply. -Twenty-five left." he said as
another savage fell into the grass
w ith a wild scream of rage and
pain.
Five of the thirty were dead.
Now a yell runs around the circle,
and every horse turns his head to
ward the common centre and chare-
es the scout
"Puff! bang! puff! bang! banp!
bang !"
Three horses went down and
two more riders fell backward from
their saddles.
"Twenty-three left !" counted the
scout, as he dropped the gun and
leveled his revolver.
They were ujon him, and tried to
nue over cim.
"1 uu ! bang!"' Puff! bang!"
Five shots struck men or horses.
and Vihm the hammer fell for the
sixth time it sent ite last bullet into
the brain of the scout
Nine Indians were lying dead
arounu me. pivoi, inree more were
wounded, and five or six horses were
.lisablod.
All this for a single scalp and the
giory oi snooting a brave man s
dead bixly full of arrows, cutting
oil head, hands and feet, and shriek
ing like demons as the blood spurt-
u iar over the rice green grass.
When they rode away the body
was a shajK-h-ss mass. It" would rest
there during the day, and when
night came the wolves came sneak
ing from hidden ravines to devour
it to the last morsel and then fight
iver the bloody grass.
What everybody wants is a pleas
nut reliable medicine that never
does any harm, and prevents and
cures diseases by keeping the stom
ach in jierfect order, the bowels reg
ular, and the liver and kidnevs
active. Such a medicine is Parkc-rV
Ginger Tonic. It relieves everv
case and we have seen stacks of let
ters from thousands who have l.een
aved and cured by it ISoe other
column. Tribtvr.
Farm and Garden.
acre.
The iirhieioal roots of all plants
must be near the surface, that they
mav feel the life-giving influence of
air'and moisture; or the soil must
be loosened by nature or by tillage,
that the atmosphere may penetrate
even to the deepest fibres or vegeta
tion. Hence the reason that plant
food acts so well upon the surface,
and that all seeds germinate more
quickly, more naturally when cov
ered with only one or two inches of
; euil. But these great truths must
not ho p))-undcrstood. mougii me
soil must in huwe, the finer the seed
the greater the necessity, when plants
ing or sowing, of pressing with the
haaid or foot, or roller, the earth in
to close contact with the grain.
Well, to return to our old field.
If the clover should grow five or six
inches high by the middle of August,
give it a half or a whole bushel more
of plaster per acre. The second year
you must treat w the same way;
and II tnetioverib imnou vni'.juuuvi,
sow more seed and again roll it well.
Do all this the third and fourth year,
if necessarv. After this it will re-
seed itself," provided you continue
the plaster each year.
Here is a practical juusirauou oi
this plan, which 1 know to be a
fact.
A person bought a very poor farm
near the southern boundary oi
Pennsylvania, and tried to raise;
grain upon it in the usual way ; but
nothing grew large or strong enough
to produce seed. Fortunately, he
did not sacrifice the property by
selling it at a very low figure, as
many would have done. He sowed
every acre of it with clover seed and
plastered it every year. For a liv
ing he followed the profession of an
auctioneer.
About seven or l ight or more
years the clover grew upon his farm,
undisturbed by plow or hoof of any
kind. Then lie concluded to try his
hand again at farming. Many of
his neighbors gathered to see the
first plowing, after so long a rest from
tillage.
An old farmer who was present
assured me that the soil turned over
eight or nine inches deep as black
as your hat arid as mellow as an ash
heap.
More than fifty years have now
passed since that oeeuranee, and the
larm lias the reputation oi being rich
and productive to the present day.
How Planters arc i be Warned of
Bad Weather.
We make the following extract
from Dr. Harland's work on "Farm
ing with Green Manures," as lately
published in thcCvuutry (Jcatlcm ;u:
It is a very common practice among
agricultural writers to dvisc all
persons having large farms which
are in a very poor condition to sell
one-half or two-thirds of their land,
and apply all the money they re
ceive in manuring and improving
the balance.
In some cases this may be the
most prudent course to foiltw, but,
as a general rule, I am opposed to
this advice, for two very good rea
sons :
First, you can pet very little per
acre for your poor fields"; and, sec
ondly, if you improve your property
with judgement, you can enhance
its value so rapidly that in seven or
eight years it will be worth double
or treble its former valuation.
To begin your improvement, take
the old field about half a mile from
1 , I -.1 L :
me iiousv, auu Hiueii is now COVIT- I ; .. ...:m : iT . i :
t -.l . ii i n ; fi"-"' " iiw, mm liniueoiaiti v
ed ith yellow grass and a mellow incrrase with CVY dfXtlc- result
soil about one or two mches deep, whk.h tLe aniralle 1hiU of ,,H,dJ
produced by many years of exposure nieteorogical forecasts now projected
to the weather. win matoriaj,y contrillUte tJ, ,,t,,,
It has ne ver been plowed since St, L,uU Republican.
you knew it And 1 leg you do!
not plow it now, at the beginning of j "tlj" Wi.u.
your efforts to make it better. Let ' "Ob. how I An wiM. i,.v -.r,
me show you what a coating of fine, as clear and soft as vours," said "a
mellow earth is worth upon the sur- lady to her friend.
face. I "Von c.m f.is'lv msVn 5( ' ..
In hgypt the annual overflow of swered the friend
the Nile deposits on the land a I "How?" inmiired the fi,vtl,,i..
thin stratum of verv thin soil, which "Bv usini' H
amounts to only four or five inches ! pure rich blood and bloomin-'
in a century This yearly settling, j health. It did it for me as vou ob
which isoeJj the twentieth of on serve." Head of it Cairo Bulletin
Adjutant-General Drum, now act
ing as chief signal officer, has issued
an order to the meteorical staff of
the weather Bureau directing that
until January 1 "probabilities" of
frost be furnished the Ixmisiana su
gar planters daily. This is a happy
thought, as during the ripening iind
reaping period a frost fore-cast may
often save large quantities ot cane
which is fit for the mill, but which
the planter would be in no hurry to
secure unless warned that it was m
danger ot leing killed. In the is
land of Barbadoes and other West
India sugar-growing districts where
in autumn frost is unknown, the
great desideratum is the right and
requisite rain supply, which deter
mines the amount of the crop. But
in the narrow lowland districts on
the gulf, which constituesour sugar
growing district, the autumn rainfall
is usuallv ample, and the chief de
sideratum for maturing and gather
ing the cane is an even high tem
perature, averaging not less than
fifty-five degrees throughout Novem
ber. The provisions of frosty weath
er, when the mercury must sink to
alwut forty degrees, with a dry, still
sky, is entirely practicable when the
weather report announces the pres
ence of areas of high barometer and
polar cold in the far northwest. One
ot these trostv waves hrt observeu
in Oregon on theMof ( -tobcr,l7S,
moving soutneastward, finally reach
ed the South Atlantic coast on the
second of Novcmlcr with a minimum
temperature of lorty-one degrees at
Jacksonville, Florida. This is an il
lustration ol the slow movement of
the atmospheric conditions which
admit ol tK'ing several days pre-an-nounced.
Had the approach of this
frigid wave been loivsecn by the
Gulf States planters for one or two
davs, thev could and would doubt
less have turned the information to
great use in securing the crop.
- But this new application of the
weather reports will not end with
supplying frost probabilities to the
sugar interests. General Drum pro
poses to issue special weather bul
letins to all parts of the cotton belt,
and will open signal stations at suit
able centres, from which the tele
graphic information will be dissem
inated daily. Although this scheme
is too late to benefit cotton-growers
this season, it promises good results
hereafter. As the plant continues to
produce and ripen its boll until frost
sets in, and the picking season lasts
from August to November, there is a
large opjiortunity for "weather tele
grams to le utilized by the army of
cotton pickers. But the closer study
of the meteological conditions in
fluencing the plant, to which the
weather reports will give rise, will
be of great value in defining the
limits of its most profitable culture
both as to area and altitude, thus
enabling Southern agriculturists to
put their fields to the most econo
mic belt Among the achievements
of the French since their occupation
of Algeria is the reclamation by
drainage of 34,000 acres near Algeirs
of excellent cotton-growing land.
No doubt a large expansion of our
cotton-producing region may Ik- ex
pected, and with more intellectual
cultivation, its average annual vield.
MBS. LYDIA I. PIHXHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
;
US! atfiW J3
OLD TEA H0U3Ea
I 230 )
m a spcciaLtst.
k
PUCOTEIIEB OF
LYDIA E. PINKKAM'S
vsssTABis ccaporaa.
For all Female Complaints.
Till prtpftratinn, K name irfcrnifW ctmlxtm ot
Vreteble I'ropertiM that r bannU-p to Uio moU dcl
icat Invalid. CKnoD trial th merit of this Com
pound will be recojrniiwl, aarvlief la irumMlate and
whea it uao ! continued, la ninety -ulna isaaM la ban.
4ml, peniiaxieatcurlse(rertd,adthtt!ad will tea
tlfy. On account of lt proven merit. H In to-day
oramended and prweritx-d If tUa bart jliyciant tn
tlie Mnntry.
It will cur aatlrtly th woirt form vt Mllnf
pt tb. utorua, Lrttcoirhu, Irrcffular and painful
Mrtutroation all Ovarian TrowMna, Inflaromat icn and
rieratloa, ftoodinfa, all PispLaorments and tha fan
rqarnt apinaj vaaknew. audi especially adapted to
the Chanfre of Life. It will aiawlve and erpol tumor
from the nterosinan early la of development. Tha
e-ideocy to cancerous kumun there 1j ckeckiJ very
I-ceilily by 111 tun
Ja fart It Ms proved l-i to tha irraafc
et and best remedy thtt fena ever bt-ea dicovr
ed. It permeate every portion of t(o FTwtem, anJ frivol
acw life and vtaror. It removes f.iitne-.f atuk-ucy, do
troya all craving for etisaulanta, aud rvlievys wrain
af ihealomaca
It core r.loatlna fTttt.!ar.e, 'rrr.ri frrt-atlnf
Oenerai Debility. Eiei,fc-afti"j, Ii rn ?kien and Ji
ajcstloa. That feeling- of l-enrinc Co a, raualnit
weight and bartac he, to elay i- rmrrwmly eurrU
itscaa. It wiIIotnM t!.-n.n3du3d-rII cirruniKt&n
cc a.-t In harmony v iibtlie Uw Cut cvei &a tha
f. -male system.
"us Kiiioy L'vHitvIiii ' -t eitl r t!jis comp'uDd
Is uisurTaxt-d,
L)di4 E. Pinkham' VegetaLle CompountJ
lrr'Pred at -3 and 15 Wt-rn Avrroe, Lynn, yr.
Trice $1.00. S x bottles for h. 1.1 1 y mail In ti.e
f..rmof pills, also in the form f Iy-ei-nn, on we;
of price, fl.OO, per boi. fr eirlrr. Mrs. I'tNLUAV
frctly answers all h tt.Ti ut tu-i'iiry. fiVnd for iaxa
rbiet. AddmHaswv- Xmtw thi finrr.
r-'a family should be without LTD14 E. 1'INKIIAM
iEU TILLS. Th cure i;o;tt.aU,n, pUir'ft,
iiU Torpidity of the Live r. t at. ;- r box.
HK MLE LY
C. N. r.OYD,
SomT-ol, la.
; A DISCOVERY BY ACCIDENT,
. : wh it'll eu;.jiIU-ji a w iru men ! eininc.it u'iii'y
! )iva devoitj rtrs i ru ly un I exi rtiT'n t-
i tial a s-e,ltlc for f i tf i lie) H t1
; iieys, HliMt4lr, I rtntrr iricn t't
i ervHi if f ftt unl r ni ir o iliu"t Is
! !ift"very hts ritiily liior?tifrr I in liv-r, ir iinin
thapn-r 1 anl couti ient'a t" Oiciitml i:.cq ni
ths who h.ipis n.e.l i- ; it h.-is lwotui a f-.v.irt
with aUclrt3ei, aad w!iim'Vt intr-iuf'-l luo fa
rit all .ti r trf nvi' In ni -i, mi Ii i
its iuirii;!.- meri: .to I sap.ri riiy, tii u il is mm
tUeonty rc-t(iize'l rr rt rti'-.iy.
DISEASES OP TIIE KIDNEYS
are the m.'w trcvI-;n'-. d-iu -mm tn I Tital n h
Vim that MlJie: tuiiUkiuJ, n 1 r irin i a l i i
si ii -u iri u -iT c.it ir-i?ifr h r yr? n iH;-n -"
tr I r I n 'iinti tw?i m ku isnm wii i' iii.s it.? n
T iemosr cii r.x'.eri!io s. !it;.?ouis urn icrnln.J
n-Mlnic aw.y if iho wn .lo t iy : rxlnus i i-
Ifjir: u at MjM -tiiM Mud i!r 1 i l .-x -r : t;
Hii'l itntiliii tli-t !) irifa ii v fi. inly fi.'i; I 11 ,
int'-il.ty f r.ni(i ur cxfH'I tii? ur:m ; tiritti;.
SifrN tr ras.g ii uriiit : an i, nh-.i i;." ' ;
t ol It'iijf ilur.i . iii, f li- r M.i in i--:i t i;i 1; i 1 i I
au-.i if n-rii.l in'rvouv pr-.-ir .ii.'u. i
1 THE ONLY CUItS. j
We phv j (f iv r, an ! wi, V nr ic .? :
illtin.ii.iit IMlS tltl.r FtJ i- h j
tiHi HGIo'.!y in.';.ii -1 cur- f -ry !. K ; i ;
J iUret It U tttt In-.-- r lif'- ivyt: v-rt' t ! r j
iIi.h cinp'.'in;, an 1 in -r: Ji'j--u ! i'i i-t j. i..! u
th(n i iy (i;.f-r tr- n'. i tin i.'v u-!:iu I. u . '
an 1 i rfi-tciKly n o.ts) iil h.h-i ; . ti - r ;
ute Je u . 3 :"l i t i;s -iwo ii r., -vLd .s j
IS ST.iONCJLY ENDOiiJfiD. j
We hve tlift i:i'fl nut .(iijv-'K-l i' i'n.-ny to 1:?.
ruriiive ji'iWfTi' inun la.li t:r;i. i:... Ipvii cl...r.' .-
TIT, illll-lilirllO'J Hll-1 T ! ll-il! V. Hit li'-.u, .
' H.iW :i Lilt" w is S-ivn'l,'' Kivinif 'lliv I'M.iry .-I
thii" now uryf nn-i a I.1 r i. rv.virtl ! :i: r i
IE':rk'il'l' clr3 -f.t r. r If I'. I i'. !
nV' Kl:y i 1 iy .Irui- '.
ft "in. or will irj "! i -nut lr. ! it , ) ..n
r"-iiT A Ki'iir pri 'e : H -u' ir J : -:.ti r
'mw n .1 i .-i h it li-.. u i : "i ;
i m. !lri- I1' Mlllt.y fill II),
1 lll.l !, llit.
i I ITTIi"lV "HK !'" tnanv !
1 IV.l. 1m. Ki-l,..-y pi u: -.!. ;
In? File on oir riiTiiimn. tin t
kiHirrol w irn il."n A-k (.ir U 1 1 'S Ii I '
S t. Ai, uk-j a other, ati-l y-.-u wiH : c !
dej. (; i
m mm hotel.
j Main Street,
; Somerset, Fa.,
Wiil i ji-u f.r r :.-:! oa
January 10th, 1SS1.
Ti.i-t houfi is fii'iiiihel ia Bret
c'ttti'1, ru ilcrn !.', i b the modern
. c ii: t nil- ot- if liib tr?, I F -1 ar.cl
FOB -
C. !d V 1 1-r 1! j'.Lc,
FANCY and STAPLE .
Bt'V . Tn.- Tli'e a!id Vat wiil be
a- t"- i'! as iho hi a-.
Ku u fXi-e--U!.tM i nil H-.iiI bu-i.
I ii '.'f ;-. if 1 cn t nd'r
TATTV T7I V'w-..
HEAD QXJAP.TER3
G li C) C Kill E S ,
IXlSr- TEAS,:
i.-'DCi -;l l.j eli i Li; owl'.
RARE and CHOICE: R s- Kleindienst.
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OL!! 'iEi Huns EFECIALTi
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a.j i-.s:-!i'-ns. v. b. KRKASf;,
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II J. JlAKi. :u. .1.5. US HTXkUU
'1 1 . .. ti pt. .i tiniK' r.
; nii'croiis:
; K K fV i '.v. Hi. KIKKVAX.
.!!. li.:o..il.lAlA.V. Ll. K L.C.
;IIICHANICAL WORKS,
It.i! iii:-.!
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
OIXjS, &c. &c.
The PilU)win is a parti.tl lUt t . .! in -.k : I a-j.. n , - .
Hatohrts, IIjiiiht, Oii.eI. Adzra. Ac. i':at-knii:Ii s ,;. (.,'."
Files, Hammer?, Ac. Saddlery Hardarr. Tab Tn. i:
Hits, nnd T.ls. Tble Kniv and Kcrks. I'li ki t Kli... . : ...'"v.
the Iarot Mock in Soment-t County. I'aiutt-r inii, a f .;; ..' ;
riisreil Taints for inile and outid jminti:,,r. I'.-iint. ',;.',"
Varnish. Turtientitie. Kiaxsei-.! Oii. I'ru-t.i-. J ;; .u, r '. ' ;,
Mains. Ac. Window ii!:L-w of all ! I --u; '
any shape. The tw-t 1'ikiJ nil a.-.v,.,,.,
" Uur stock of 'on I oil Ijni.!i'i v-,
lare and ronipria.-s verv ri. -;i:,
style. iMtnoii t ui ;i-
lar. Mii'i-v an i
f'rir.-1 ut ..nvs. M:;
Saw File of lft ijti. ;!:;v. p, r-relain-liiiel
Keitles. ! I-.i .. ; t . ;' ;i
kind.. Shovels, Fork. Spade- i:.i.,r-. ; ;;. ,. i a
O rub Hoes, l'irks, S vtlifn, Siialii. !i ,, - , .,..'.
Maion Hammers, Step Ladders. 'arriap- an. I Jw '
size, l.o-'kms; (Jla.srti"'. Wardi hoard" , I'h rii,-. r .j1
D-mr Ma'.. Ita-ket. Titlw, WihIiii iucl'e:.. Twine, iloi.- ,.j '
leys, I'titti r l'rint.. Mop Stirks. TrapM. Stef ar.l-. y. i rt ...
t'liaiiiK. Halter I'hair.o, Shoe, lut, and Si ruh i:ni:-!n, II i;. -i , . ,
DOORM.OCHN, III.GlXSC Ri:UH. I.A IC ills 1;
and everything in the builder's line. Caps, Lead. SI...:,
The fai t U, I k.-p everything rl.at beloriK' to the U.t.'. .
in this kind of --oods and tfirc. niv n hole aUei"i..n ; i;
, ;iiv one in netnl of anything in tjiy lin-. Will : t . I It to ,
I I will alwavs irive a rea-onahle n.-.!it to r--p-.iil.ie pi ...
. lor ihi-r jwtrona't'. and hm tUi . m to te.ake i:..:i,v r. .,
IiOVT FOKOET THE I'LACK.
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January 2i, 1M0. JOHN Y. lil.VMv
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I (J'j..r.;rO'-e 1 ui.it. laL.
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CHARLES N. CRITTENTON,
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
Ti:eS.ini t ar.J IVt r! urc F .on 'rtet lim i
t" :u w 1.3 mi ijt j ! if. I'-r tlw ; A it, I
"mm mm mix
11
at V iti"
J-FottSALK Bv O. . iii'YI), S..M':i:s.:t Pa i
T-s C:!e':r.;:i ix m T.n
'-'"''I li the r.r.tirh of S-inx- r-i-t, n J : ere
): I" lura.rii ail kiu: i,f
1
Jloo
F-r eitB V -it o i.r' it l and I.
ry Uro.
s
HKKIFF'S SALK.
parsapai'illa
Im a r.impom-.d of thn virtues of F.irsn- I
parilla, stilliuia, niaiulrako, ytlluv
ilu k. witii tli; jiHiideo! potash and iron, t
nil powerful laood-makiin;. bloo-Ulenn.". .
inp;, and lio-sustainini; elements. It ii
the purest, safest, and most effectual
alterative availahlo to tho public. Tha i
8 ieiiees of mciiicine and chemistry liavo
never produced a remedy so potent to
cure ail diseases resulting from impure
Mooil. It cures Sk-rolu!; and all ,
scrofulous 1 (nouses, Krysipelas, i
IJose, or St. Anthony's Fire, I'lm- i
ides and Face-sruls l'ustules,
Itlotclies, IJoils, Tumors, Tetter,
Humors, Salt Klieuin. !S-iild-liead, ;
i:iii-mortn, Fleers, Sores, Klieu- ;
mat ism, Mercurial Disease, Ncit- j
ralsia. Female Weaknesses anil
IrreRtilarities .laundice, Afl'eetion i
of the Fiver, Dyspepsia, l.r.iacia-
tion, and ieiieral Dddiity. !
l'.v its Hi-arrhini? and rleiuitn!; iptall- !
i it s it juirjt s out tho foul corruption
w hi. h eontaiuinato tha bluod and causa I
der.uiu'i-nient and dseay. It Htimulates I
the vital functions, restores and pre. j
serves health, and infuses new life and j
visor throughout the whole Kyatem. No j
MUlerer from anv uisease of the MimmI :
nee.1 despair tvho will give Avkr'S i
StitsAi'AKii.LA a fa;r trial.
1: is folly to experiment with the nn- i
mi runs low-priced mixtures, without j
medicinal virtues, offered as Mimd-puri- j
tiers, while disease becomes more lirmly
eated. Aim's SIiSAi-Aliii.LA isaiueiii.
cine of such concentrated curative power,
that it is by far the liest, idieapest, and
most reliable blood-purilicr known,
l'hysicians Know its eotiiHsition, and
presc-ribe it. It Iuk been widely used for .
forty years, and hM won the uniiialU
lied" eon side uce of millions, whom it has j
benolited. j
PREPARED BY DR. i. C. AYER L CO., !
Fractirul and Analytical Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
BOLD BV ALL 1)1:1 ..;IsT. r VEr.YT. niKZ.
i.v virtue i f . i writ of Lov. la,.,) ,,ui nf (.
(.uri ol I.. iiitiioii ljt s ( in r t i'.i. I':., un i
t : uie 'llre-'te '. rier- will i- e cr.l to j ;..u- p.. It.
at the t'oLrt lit.uye, in S'.-iii.-ii1...!, t'.. t.u
TlnifMlny, Jhr,-$i,l;' -'', lsn.
nt I iA-1 'k, r. m . nil the rit I iMe. i;rer .t an.!
cUiid el tlie i)eteii'.;:in'. Jt.hri )i. I 1,1 i.t, in an i:o
tlif tull'iv iiiK .lrrr'l.sl re .1 ucliiie. v z :
No 1. A certain lei of urnua l cu u In S -irt-er.tf.
t B"rolu;ll. SomtTet ei.'Ulity. P:i.. o.nu.iini:i
44 leet ir..lit on l;;iu street. i.'li. If. I ! ";., 1. ,ui. i.
el on tlit? ea.i ly lo! ot Hfurf llr'il. 1. . r( .... r(...
wi-nt l.y "!eniiu Hy. on il- n.nii l.v l';i:..ri
i.reel. wilb A Iacko IWo-o.r l r:i k .iui lilt n
jii.l stA'jIe tliert'.u er'-eU'l, with tlic Lj i urLC'-.o:
N.). a A lot of procii'l ji'.JUTtrt r.s i '..re. i 1.
N.un Itj-1 as i-ii'n.ws : Iron, ina ti I- f s liii'li o..
.Mam To-rt;rv,:t, fAtcuilil.e e:i-t 40 l.-et l.. J,.r ol
lioiiry V. Schi-11 on u nor.li, a-.. I ot ot li.-ory l '.
lierl.H .-ii i"e ?--u: b. aii.t n hlli j.irt oi'.io
.Mara. not!. 1'UU ill.ir i crt 'te.l, Willi Ik' a. jiiim-n.ui.-e..
No. 3. A pier-e or t'rel .f 1 iij I j-1 n r t.i S-. r
ei;el ti-.r- uh ar.il 'im!li.i o"re,.-t rou:i: v.
i'a , a,l..tjin lan-l.. ol A. H IN.Ilr-i h i n It'.y
Il .rtli. kV. K I ' ,t;roth on l!ie east. ...-l..h Uram
on the ?utti. Pl-as.o.t .:r--t ou iNe w..-;, . i:, tin
inii 11 at-rei aal Co rtrrvlt.'?. wua liij upj I't iijii
Cel. No. 4. An out lot (tituate In S, i:j;T-t l tt-..'.li.
S.iincret e.-unty, t'a.. If.un-i.i n i:.e : :.y r.i
ot K Kiortiall Hl.i F. J. K'-!"T oil Hot s U'Ii i.y
luii of Auios Knei ir. Ail), n J..iti i ..tli..:v.
on the wifnt Uy an alley, on he iior'.li r.y l- s t !
Jotin w eilnt-r at.l w ill's heir.i. .itrai..i':: j:i:r..i
an-t IA relu-s, lih Hi; up urt- c tj.-' .
No. fc A e.ure .l iemuu fit :.u-n n!-. re-Mi ',
ailj .iuing CtUJO f ireet on lue Caulh. li .Mcl;fc ii r-'Cl
on the vest, alley on t tie et. zu. on Hie it-.r. U t.y
N irtli ipt. bcinif rornp.sl ut lot N. n UJ. l.'i.
151 ami on uluu of bomeret tlorouu, wi'.n in
appurtei.anrti.
N j. - The uudlTl.leil one-hAlf of certain lot l
er.un.l lituate a alo-eal l. Ii.un on tnr nurtii
by Union atreet, on the aet tv lot of .1 ohn I'c.si.a.
on tne ..utn t.y Mln atrit, o'niiie wen hy tot el
Hie wi.low and heir til Frank t'liorp. iiiiln.ine' l.
cootiitiiinar Jof hb acre, vitn the u punet arn-e.
N i. 7 A .-erUiin tr.ict of iHn.l ltua.e us ai'-rc-vaid,
ailjoiuinic Sninrri.i ji. JoimiitoWii lurripikeou
the easi, on ilieno'Ch by lan-la oi Soi.unou 1.. n
hart and others, on the wio by an alli-y, on ttt
iouth hy lapeheer ilcv, containing v ac en. Tlie
aran or'a Interest bein ttio untlivl ll oof halt ol
the lilees'ateol UeorseC'li .rie.-iiF:iei:, ltli tUt ai
purtesianees. No. H A ertain lot nf urountl ?1 untc ri cf.ri"
?a.. ii:j.iininir Un.ls of rii.irles i ill. roti tl.i'. u; li
TurkeyiKit a.reet on the west, H-ury F M le.-H ou
Um . ori li and east. Oni.-tltm.jj ai .i.'ri.j, ui'ne ir
les with the apiurtena.':eea.
No t a ct am irui-t o: la:i I f i:n Hi' In Sumo
creek Twu . So oer;t e..ou y. Ha . u j ienitf I ui.l
of .laeob VVtiKl, .Malloah .ValUer. .!. n .m l. r.
John Fi-'iir an-i m-hera. rsMitHioiti)? .4o .ut -s, rnn.o
e-r hi., with hi wo :ory ew liioic n -u-v, ! .t.k ti .ru
an.iiherouil uil-:ina" ilien-ou r.-- ir-i, i-.-(' a
pirtol the a-ini" tract ol I i(-l wi.i-1. J .(."ii
V rtler. Kxecaior of S .in-H'l V .-or. .ii-c'-t e .iiv. v
ed to J a.. hi. l.j tire i ii-. i-t .(.'il, is;.;, .in.;
neoriedinVol.il, p.-go M, ui;h iu ;.i.uru
nanisms.
Taken in ' i.ea'.l n t the suit of ; ; 11
and u.e ot J-. in u' 1 hi man
NoTlt t. All penionF .urehait at (he uNi e
ale will pli aae I ko n tii-e tint u par ol l It
parehase ut n. y to be matte in on at die time
ol i.ale will In rcipiiretl aa a -on a. the r in-r:y
ia kuocketl down. .jilifrwi-M 't will tt acaui ex
u aale ai tn.-ri.H ot ilt-iirit par. !i.T
The retil-.-uf. I lllpurrtlae ni- ii' j 'ous is; o.ti i tin
or helot Tlmrf'ixy ilie n.-m we -a ! J.uarv
' o on, the lime ned l.j itte. . iv t lor t b H. ki:i wi
'!Kni in tit ired. and uieiw l hi.t ne a-!.ii .l:n-e-1
until the pur. haae tn.me . la i t i t lull.
tlKJ AK K V 1. 1., ." h'T-ff.
StHKitirr's f Irpii k. t
Somerset, Not. .t.so. i
ti.'i F.iiui !
Iu3.ir.i1 h. p tfk re-idy ! r basilar.
TV; f ti---.-1 p;'ir.:T-, f.-
; Tlih poSi t:...e 1? Parir.iltd fori' I.:.";;l:l
ful Aroma.
I T:c L::f F;:1 C:'
i A UAUi: mi i:.ctt ' -i F. iHL 11.9.
lii'ju.i au.ii:i
Kn-ry V ).-.:. Fuiey ".'lie-.M.
Tsi .?u,it: ft--, i, ir-'' t
1j. Uj...J b-Jui .....) ilu.:j.
fV: n..r... T7.,r--I .,.1, ft.r,,l
i.i 1 .1 1 iiii;. iilj)i.. tii i j.
fVi T-I-C-." V ""-. '.f -.-rfs( ;:'.; pv '.t
TEA
TilE CliLT HGULE IN TilC CITY THAT IL?2 A
llltit Liu L'i iliii
. CULIJIilLlTi:!)
Tlie c:: Virile-1
IIAHTZELL PLOV3!
COOKING and HEATING STOVES.
All kin : R KP A ;!: w. li I..- ,r- ra;".vdu,e.
r'" !"'-i!e - iri r;. : ih: t 'i.-.u ;of wirk j-n-er.tilj
d ::; at
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SACHINS SHOP!!
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18 8 11
3. C XjAJSTX3XS.
f....vt.:::I- 0:1 Ji.nvl at his
! .li.ti!!m-
pride OF TEA. jFURE RYE WHISKY
Ti n-: xj:w (:iio.iMF,,r l- l-,m- r'aon,
.ley.
A
UDiToirs xoTin:.
et
FACTS WORTH KNOWINC.
Clarer, Cor ha. Baxtrcte, hjllllncia and
mnr.v oiiicrof Lbebe? ineiiicin-Aii kn.w u are et'
skilii'iiy combinivl in rir.EEanOi.Nor.R losic
w to inaVo it the greatest blood Pant-.er and
Iho beat Health and Mreaiitli KcaUrer
ter I'aed.
So perfect U the cou.positiou of rir.sxR'r
i.1inor Tonio tnat no tiiv-aso ctin long exist
whej-e It is used. If vou have Drtoeroii. Head-
acha, Rheumatiam, Neuralgia, Bowel, Ktdn
or Liver Dtiorder, or if Ton uecd a m'A Ktim
ulant, or nirieti3er, tuoTovK! ia Jnit the mel
icine for you, as it ia l.iphiy euraiive arU in
viForatins but nerer intuxk-atine;
If you are alowly wasting away with Con-;
a umption or any MielraeKa, if you htive a Painful!
Cough or a bad Cold, l aRiiEK's Olvols Tonic
wiirKurcly belp you. It K,ve new li.'e am!
vleor to the feJo and arl. and t a eertaic
'cure for Rhoematiam and Caviars Inftntum.
It Das Saved II n ad red a of Ureal It I!aj
un toara.
If too are feeline miacrable drnt wait ontii
rou ara down sick, but Ufie the Tone towlay
No matter what your dLseac or ej m jjto&M may ',
le il will irivo iM-ompt relief.
lieroemoer I 1 arker 3 ui.-:oeti iowih n noi
a nrra drink but the Beat and Pureit Family!
M -dtciM ever made. comiun-Je1 by a hw.
procetia, awl entirely different from Bittern.'
glrurer preparations anil all other TtmieH. Try
a sue ooiue, 1 our arucKisi can Eupniy you. .
SD.kltKSEr ! NTY, en:
I i At an ( 1 iihana' 'oort !:i I :it Sjrr.c:
seal. in and lor Soaierfei I'oiin'v. on iht ;w n
VlHy "f Auit , A. ). lseu be';or.' tLc lion
omtile JudKea tht nof.
In the Dittier oi the emate ol J hn Wi!', drM.
for tlit.ibu i..n. on inoiiori . f 11. J, haer. ; q , tin
I'ourt at.ini John . t imnn l. . Au iii .r to
arceram atlvani-mrbta and di-trioute ihe nm !
inttie haiidsoi l).,n:el '. Hill, ti anl aai...i:
tliore legally ennile ; Ihereio
Jiv the I'. iirt :
V.. li. FKL'.SK.
NoTies ,?r.nns Int.'reatril !n theea; ale 01
.101111 v in, ufr )( areeoiil -.l iliat in i.tlr!i.iTice
the f.rrsr "bit etiniln fsh n. 1 will at w oi:'. :
Sotnemt-i KoroUKlt. ou X uur. la v. lv.-t.mVr i'
IS.10, j-rlunu ti e duties 1 herein iiitiuril.
.1. . Ki.uai
lec.l AB.'l'.r.
YOIJNC HY5?ON, 1
OUW POvVCclt, ' I'er -t -iii! ' t. fi C.i k;i.
I firt f il I A 1. , f e-aii. t'. 11', V-.- t1
JftHAN i'- rtf-un i so. fa v .-.'n;n, aiid
fcNCLIM g'atXAXFAST, Fer . nn :, 4u.
14) tW. 0 !J -r 1. tl. a.:d ' .'.-J.
rv !nel n of KIV K ( EN'T ;-r ...-jn.! tM'l
iv r-li -we ; -ii all or It ri ol i-'ivi: iVl jiph
tf Ti.a
a"-i J 'r iti'j a ri: i' li t rtlc-r f..r T.. .ton' f'i!'.
o lo-.-y. ;.m. . !-i' i?iu.;iy von l.irt ar. 1 p.-o r.
All r't r- 1 01 ..t; I to .o ,t !,.: 1 j. r it-un!
hi:-1 '!iR:i' - aro i.it:il i;i;o'.'.-:l Tk
If no dfjitrti let iiiniif!.ii-i-i.LYl'ii vr
10.6 tor.f lri';nui rzlvil tA.iroi.
liA t i.'L tr lira :iva.i. ir.v.n' i.iptkkv Vat''A
uiu iJi J. ii.'.l.jJ.L jJjj.U lua.
! (.001) TiUS AT L-J .V I'lZirC-i I -
i
! urxr-w i)i.i: : .ir-Hiii xi yi icni i: v
! '.: .1 ili'AX - t .JW1-KM1L1'H
DI.oAKt'a-r,
:1 F-rTiTT fTir,V C7 "'7 pniKT!?7
I'.J itLiiuai iJ-l lit "..ti Vol till I.
: COFFjLE i
:raee and choice.
mW AND MECHANICAL
iititt.
Th 'I'rtln .t. anJ Wct-k.y, fr l!ie
F.ii'-uIuj: Vtur.
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
The Best a4 Boat ErooQcilrKl Hair Drsin;
nirUtcV perfimetl and perfect 'y liwmlw.
Alwayt Ufitore i.r&j or rJ-J JIaIt
to its mjcinal youthfiil rolrr and apeara?, and ii
watranted tn stop its Luiuif, usf-'M its growth and
pr-rnt baline.
A few pbrat)ora rf tSe TIahaw H v&ct. ihe
hi r, cleanse alt dandruff" ami cur itciunf tnd hiv
Kun of the scalp, bolu by a.1 Urutsu at rv 50c
If Ton kt m buui
f GaASaaMI.(aai -
bjt;i? strut, of
your uiiit avota
ptUnulMtiind
.Hop Bitter
If ftm arc jounir and
Itacrtttaoo or U4;&
rld or inr. out or
ponrbealtii or laiiiiith
mm, rtij 00 n o
Wbwver TOO are,
vhancrer fu tvi
that your ar"
Be-xla rleaitainfr, too-
Inar or Ftimu.ainuf,
W 1 1 houi in jr 1 col 1
nop
Bitters.
nave yon tf
or KniKiri
platnt, dlawtr
of the ttmtKch.
ti;vta, blood,
liter or tMrve t
Yfttt will bf
r:rrJ ir vttuuar
Hop Bitters
If yrtoaram-
r'y wen k aa'ir
1 tw nnr:u u l.T .
I in It may
save voun
saved hun-1 i
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lltn of hi fc
t rytoilm ovt-r
t: v t':"U.;i i ruiti
w. hyp B.
"uffrrln from iy Jn
iwm ; 11 y...i nr.-1. j;r-
Bittorc
ruj'.-v irou mHum
J.itu of KICney
ilLILMi tlitt U.I'it
9 by a Huiciy umv(
vm HopBitter.
'la an ahsni:it
ru ra f.x
drun!,sneg ,
ua of ojuiiru.
,ibrt tJf or
wooku.
NEVTR
iFAIL
ri-t- hiiwir
MOT BfTTXSal
Safaa4aTr l y
k T-r-ro, Ont.
AGtlTB U'ltVWaa AT.
UaVlTED
STATES I
IiiMal History cf k I
IlllirrlMil.... u a- -
: - rct JiinuTa'iarra M nfnv xiMari
HKNKY BILHTriLISHISO CO
rnranu.i.olH; Itwwlch.ij,.
Jl) M I NISTllATOU-S NOTICE.
Fatc of -tSeerret Tp..
""', ". 'be "tat. having been
KTaaietl to the amlentirneU. notliw
Novat JOHN H. K NT ER,
JXECUTOK'S NOTICE.
tsuite of iehoIas Heel, late of.. tr.r-a Tr. p.,
Someraet lai.. I'a., tiet- d '
Ijetterw te?tamentiry on the nliovt c?!:ite i-avinj
tteen arranttM to the nndt-rflvntd i.y the prot-rHii-thttr
ly. lio'.lee In hereby given to a. I .i rr'. uf in
debted 'o mid rotate to make Iteinetintte pig
ment, ami those uavln- eUltns ua- iin't it to r.'
ent thi m duly amh n l.-aied lor ttlnm nt '.n
Satunlny, Janaary li, lttl, at my otn n In Snini-r-
oi iiorouail.
J. tl. H 1 .;.!) I.
Dee. I J t utor.
CELE33A7ED OELMO.'ilCO
COFFEE!:
j TMsdelVfrvK iMTrf It" n Iva'e.! f .r l: '.'tizH:.
lul Arornj. Il all otte r I '..'.' t:s lia(e t.i:iel to
; teas.j 7011, 5 vo t;..s a trial.
Til!'. FANCY
' i :i- .ii nil-;.. ! j.;-.-. ,.f !,. We::klt
I'..::-. 1 ; i;.. i. .--:( r. ! . I t.i ii-r C"iv
I r .1 ! 1 ' . i I .
Ft: ;v ! i;-vvdrlr the Weck-
l i I'r.-iifT wii: I... t'irtiM.. ! ;it the oxtrsti.r-
, t.!:i.i:::y 1 !i.-:ip r.itf t.: , ;-. :its k.t ropy jut
ii . in.
!:.r iV'i.Y l' 7 will Iv mil tj any
:;;:r.--. irt-i : , - - - r n s id" fiiurtn.
1 n-el tt ,e I.,-;;re :i: :h:- a-i- . ,1" :.t t ,-;,ts i.vr
itl.ii:;):.
I i.ti.-r lije ; .f : i:i. r...-.s the jriti'iisher
; prt'i..'. ;.i.-i. 1-0 attt Miii:-rrilier ui.-re-"
iiovt.-i iM ;ii;it t.i..-:. ..
Fv.-.-y mi?..i r;;.'it.:: i:;.ot !. a.v ,mi..ir.iei!
, I.y lilt' 1
N...V !!, ti'tie t.t .:iV-rr'.ln Tlie ap-
''. ' ''- ''' :'! e..i!t:re- itlnitiiP !e
i..!'t're will in-nf mitr.; tlititi uniiiuirv i::
, : -r. -t .t!-l tht-ir j ir- if.-.-i; nu wii! lie I'uil'y r
; I..;- ilii- Iiiiiiy un l .1 iMinpifte ynnp-
i;' i;..-:n wiil iiv r-. , 11 ttrviiiy." A'.i-
i'. ri:i' it :'ri,!.H:riM; i ...
.."' ..'..,ri; 1 -.i-fi.;. i !irriv,nr-.
Will ;.re
I., ht-n. i
S- tn M
I 0
eY.'-Tt!
t .1 iul e
ri! r.' 1
OKE OF THE LEADING EEPUBIea
CAN NE WSPAPEES OP WEST
ERN PENNSYLVANIA.
V. J. RAI
4!
TRY
Ul
H- K')-;KNSTKKL,S: SOX
WILL, PAY
thi: iii;in:sr AMi pkick
FUIl
OU and HEMLOCK BARK,
H:i-2 f-'f "V" ,
W.k
Iee.inni J .!.r,- own.
A
I'MINIS THATO R V 0 T I C E
j FRENCH COFFEE!
i tlvttiiiise Mtn-h'i '"'(''. I'itnita-
1 lirm t'"iJ' Miifitrn Utit C'-:--,
(Hil I HiiUh J-ffi Cojer, l.u
I fff yr(! VoftVe, Alri'iin i'ofri-e,
j i'oxirt .'(Vf 1 !',!. I'm Heir; Co-'
ftr, ;oh!cti Jkiu L'oj'J'i r.
! A PARTIAL LIST OF G3GD3
Constantly Arriving.
j F. S.i!m-r.ai-her'? d tt Me.il, O.it (p.sta.t.'rtta!
I V. Iwal ami ilraiiaiu f- 1-ur.
Ma-kerel. I x ri N . 1 l .re Me", tin. lShow
I N"n. 1 Hnv, N i, N ... 3 i.irito. No. M:iu:u le
, i!i kii..
W YORK OBSERVER
Tills YKA I
''Uo largest and ILst Taniily
riijK'r in thi World.
St un j'ur S iiiittlc Copy Free,
tiate ol Mithl 1 Shaiilin. l.'e of s int r.'tt
Two , botueraet ejuiiiy. Pa., tie.-i-11.
Iettera of atlmlnl'tRt'lon nn the above estate
having haen vrantetl 10 the undT'iiie t, n. tiite!it
hereby iven lo ihoitein.lil ie.1 to ii to make imme
diate nyment. and thow having "luiunt airaniKt
11. to iroiu ut them duly .iti'. r,u. a'e.l l. r settle
ment en Wet!ne lny. tin rjth day of .l inn ry,
lttj.althe lue h irneit .. nt due I. In miid Twii.
JACi.Ui NKF F.
A.fmitit-t!rit.:r.
RH1I" V SHiri.W
N-iT. S4 .idii;inir.iiU.
(Nnc'.nr.ati flatus, l'.rcukl'a R'oa aiid l;rb'.l
Heel.
Uetinetl Lir.'. in Palla. V IN. fl lb 5 II.. ;p;I3 . .
Kre?h L..iit.ei9, .iim.-n, Miriuioj and i;,-.-
Oy .tiers.
Vj . ked Ome.l lieet nr.'l J'Tes-eit To:..-uo
N
OTICE.
All perwim nre heretiy itoiifi.-il n ' I t harNir,
k' is 1 r aell Oeoriro M -ore any uo.ei., vt.irt-r
t-r m-'n-hanoifte ot: my ae.'-.Ti-r. ai i.i uu.tr-iiae,
I will not pif lii,is ol t.u e nit met Ion. lie i
ell esirl f.r b 1,1a mother nod f :. p lather, tud
rhoull irm in Wii h them .-are.-.. r.n.n.
t'ilAL.NCY ii. UhlCS KY.
Iruardian
ALMIXISTllATOIiS S.M.i:
OF YALlAltLi: ItEAl. KSTATE.
iiy vinoe il an t.rtier of t.:in! im;i.. t-nt .1 t.
Orpltans' Court 1.1 Souieiaei emiu.y, I'a. l.,n iii rx
p..ao to pulilk- aa.lc oa Ihe .rtu.i.t. 0:1
Friday, Duxn.lcr 17, 1SS0,
at 10 o'eloe ,a h., the real ev. Ue of tl.e !,..ta At.r
ham File, tue'd, .t-ni;u u el a valuable i.utn
i.u:ie in -lenaer Xirjj.. S .n'etset riiiv, J v...
eontainlna 27 taerea. ini.reur le A.'i-ialn.' 1-10.1
of Anihuiif ah, .Itwph F.n-v S-Svrtf
"u. ,tii. iii-i -imiirr. kii 1 Ik-uuc, tret-nun II. n
man : atoat 173 aerra elear. cO at:na in niradow.
and the Iwlance rn-ll tlmle..n.i Ti.la t.irni hrnt
ereeted tin i a lar.) tnro-t..ry ir iini ' 'Una
bouse and bank hum. a one-s orv ten-tin houitc and
a aiable. it veil watered with iie'i r tailing i.iri i:,
wa- K itj aiip.e orcnarti, a ei--' n:tnx an 1 nine
quarry. btMh Open and in ttrki"K e- u lii.-n. ar.l
a bire in . pie fun 1 r t'am;i an I it nitua't i in one
Of the ltf loealllica in St nier.lr' eounn.
TtKMS. K!.uitin on d. ll'ei y o't dot!, nnd
; in- oaia' tre in two einal nnr.n'tl piin;i .t v itu
'. ut let treat : one t hid of tha pnreh. iifti mt-r.i'y
a'ler payment oi all J.-bU to be s-.ritrcd on the!
j land ia lieu of dower to the widow. Ton pr cent. '
; of the hand money ta I pehl I'-.wn t.u dcy ot
.ale. F"Ur or hve 1. 1-4 of r.NV will t.t .n..r...i f.
iaaleat the aume time.
FL17.A F1LF,
WoT.17 A'iaiiniittrr.tiix.
I PiCKELS and TABLE SAUC.
! Sugars t!is hun tpiaU'j ofeaeh a'ade.
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.
NEW YOFvX GOSHEN
AS It
OHIO CREAM CHEESE.
THK LA ii'ri;s f ASMSKTMKXT OF
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS.
'.PTJIUS SPICKS.
COLMAH'S ESCLISH KU3TA33.
J E. JESKI1
No. 2S naii Ave.,
PITTSBUUUII, TA.
Si.W VOliK 55skuvi:h,
:7 E'rk U:w. Xew York.
dmixistu v roii s xorici:
K'L.ta of vidller tve of itiemabMiina Tp.,
S.no. rs,-t t o . P , tlfc'd.
letters ol ailmir.i-T.trl.in op the alwiTe eie.al
bav.utf lie.n r-inied to the umterKiirue.. t v the
pr ja r au.f.. ri:j. notiee !e herctiy (lira 'o "thia
tn.:ebie.i to it to tnnke linmedia-e p-iym-nt, and
t.!i-.e l &vinic elahua or dent. titrta will pri'ttent I hem
.In v au'he. ii ir-d tor seitlernent. i.n Snunlay
the IS h cut of I tie-in er. ltw. at his l-te ree:
ot nt-e iu (uvuiah..-lnc lownaitip.
VVM M M'RfR.
X'.v 3 AtttntnUtra:or.
j j" P.OAE X( TH
isn Vons'or i -n th ('"tir. Vptifu 1 Ian of
; I. W. Will. r.. ls7.i. ( Vuluni,ir Anainnmni.)
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i Ivtititir: uf l A. S imi'T Uie l. anl rul snuitrii
! . ;i h II ivirtl:- tr.fvrit'l to Rhuwriuw why tbr ho.
; hr . t hr pale to lit'rt t pon i.m ol th? prep
j i-Ttv :i-ienl. ri : Uo-u-b aiM Ut od Vutn i.
j in fcrw Vnrwirl!:f I-.irUtfli. kn.wn ih Httl
. s Ni . iihrmi'.! as i; hiaV lo Mury H InliHUjch.
! it ad trtr- a.-iit;:iu h-rlzwl m to thi tiweil I iiT
I I t t I pp TTT.
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l-t , ih ua iera':,j,'l viil 5 il t puMtr outcry, kt
tU- Citurt, riouye, in S"iatr?et B-.ntnuli.oa
Frihnf lWnnl,cr2-L
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Nti. 1. Atr-rtf-f kn"rn a th1 Lrffltr
firm rtmijiirinif .ut'. tiiore r Iwk, with
dntrliinbt; !.- I'.tru ! .Thor J.uiHinics :herH;ii
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In ia--t:wr : fir (ruit -n"l Drrtr uil.:K njirtnirw on
th ?.im .'i-,:uiiia;tfi? M:t nTtu.Al x Iluutor.
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r :fr, , Mi tncw irmif i tll:nx h' Ot. ani cew
hnrn arl .thr t ui'.-Uny ut (he mui, bIviqi 18
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