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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

ALWAYS PAY FOR YOUR NEwspAPER.--
4'he most remarkable case of remorse
within our expe"iens, which. has been
somewhat large, has occurred lately
William r. V. Y, having delrnud-s
ed all his creditors, absqunruIated suddenrS
1y 70 AIabammy. He left the premises
entirely unbeknnwn TO them, and while
they were inspecting their Iedyards 10 see
what he owed them. casting up Ihe debit
and the credit side of the ackeoun,, he was
safely swinmin' his horse over the'creek
at WeIumpky. The next day he sot up
sesar store in that t"%n. But rcnhorse
wouldn't let him res, while he was lwis-
ling up his lnbucky. lie stood it good
while like sodger. but at last he was
obliged to cry cur "Oh! OH" and tuinhIing
down onto his cot, Ire cried like a child.
He writes us word that he slnod every
think like man; sln6d The debt that hc
owed Mr.. Arhelnrus for bread; stood Mr..
PeppcrcIl's bill for groceries; stood the
pangs Of conscience because he owed.
black Timmins for hiriu' his ii,ie pony;-
but when he come to think that lie had
rrad the Bunkum Fiug S7a6, and come
Of agiihom setitia' his heart WAS bust. He
rolled onto the lnor a time or two then
goin' in TO his office gin up. He enclosed
MS the money, which we have received
this day. and hereby acknowledge. Our
advice to you, dear friend, is 10 keep your
hands from pirkin' and stealin.' IakAthes
Flag Staff; but to keep yourself from tenn
plashine. pay in advance. Can you GOs
any thing Cor Us in Weumpky! Ceriing.a
ly. Cirkelate! cirkelate !!-knickerbocksS;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

u The Dill TO annex Charleston neck 10
the City passed The Ilnuse Of Representatives
ibya vote Of 7G 10 36. 1t also passed the Sem
ale, and is now become an act. Much exclle-
meat grew ont Of the discussion of the matter,
especially among those c"nlIecled with the city
and the Neck. ON renders are awnre that the
citizens nG the Ialler were opposed to the neas'
.Ircss They have been annexed, therefore,
ss5eainst their consent. But il seems TO be adj
shiitled, that. the Legislature, upon grounds Of
public poliey,sA have sthe right 10 authorize the
anressIio OF egsi, gaiasisise will Of the inhabi'
anls1 Ohahs Neck
point was gra'eiy discussed before CONS
mitteesky learned and experienced COUNSEL
Tie Legislature, therefore, must have acted ad>
visedly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
u.'t and Tile ut i,Ia S...'"
estate nf John NJ. O'Neale.

Iu'riCSirr 49,
-. An fc :, vgst iG Mar = 80. -
usht aud tile III iu.: S..'" 'm ,-
es,a'c Of John NJ. O'Neale.
2S. An Act 10 vest The right aud title of
the Stale in and To tract of land III Ches-
Ter District in David Lyle and his heirs.
90. An Act to amend an Act entitled All
&c. 10 prevent the obstruction 10 the pas
sage of E,h up Lyrchcs Creek.
80. An Act Ia raise supplies for the year
commencing October. lSl9.
81. An Acllo incorporate The GtaniIc
vile Plank Road Company.
50. An Act To incorporate Hamburg and
EdseleId Plank Road Company.
33. An Act To Charter the Chcraw and
Darlington Railroad Company.
81. An Act 10 incorporate certain So
cictirS and Companies, and to renew and
amend certain Charters heretofore granted.
81. An Act 10 make apprnprinIiors Tor
The year commencing October, 1919.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

~ The article signed "TRuTH" has been
received. We regret that it cannot, according
TO request, appear in this weeks paper. lis
length and the Christmas Holidays force lis 10
postpone il till the next issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

A CuRlosITY lN CoMMERciALTRAE-ss
sAcrInNs.-A Letter from Liverpool dated
Nov. 10Th. received in New Ydrksbysthe:
las, Steamer has been shown TO us,S@llicif
mentions the extraordinary fact Of The
of lot Of cotton thnystso ~ ears Salslss;
,'-.-.-' sses-henn lSings:nl inss1.
-----use in this sity Says;
:ag bales Of C9IteN
ra5 Gs'aindcr Of aStnSs bales piir-s
g.o+-i ~ 1917, loo bales were sold iyes5s
.,..,.ay o Gsd. They originally cos,ll7dy
az; .a,: d, aud it is eslirna,e'lsrhat The losss
from belnning To the end, is about $40, 0,09)1
Or say equal here To about s20u.000,',
This fact shows the exIraordinafysp pro-
grpss Of The cotton tr,de during the pasti
thirty or forty years; the price oribe sim
pie in 1917 having been lSl per pouniss
while now tremendous exciteInentsl slss
created if the price reaches 6ad or6atlss5
per pound.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

% 4 writer in the SnulIl CaroInian nom-
lla;eS the Hon. f. w. Pickcns us a candirate
Tor next Govern"r. Gen. Means. Gen. Buch
anan, aud joel K. PVinsell, are, also, proposed
MS caud,iatcs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
Deccmhcr 10. 1910.
Hon. yVM. ]. BEowN.
WAsurnoroy CRY, December 10.

DEAn SlR In answer Ia yuurs of this. date.
I will slate that, should be elected Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives. | viii constitute
the Committees on the District Of CoInnIhn,
on Territories, and on the Judiciary in such
manner as shall be satisfactory to yourself aud
yonr friends. nm IL representative from II
free Stale, and have always been s,rlps Ss,nrppsed to
the extension of slavery, and brli.ye lhSs> the
federal government should be reieevnd from fhe
responsibility Of slavery where ibey have the
constitutional power to al'olishedIt: \
[ n,n rnnrs lrulu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

A new Post Office has been established
at Hopkins Turn Out. RichIand District,
S. c., and Marin CahiII Esq, appointed
Post Master. Tie Post Ollice al Parnas-
sns, Marlborough District, S. c., has been
discontinued
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER &c. 1919.

u The Speech of the Hon. N. i. GRIFFIN.
IN the Senate in reply to Mr.. Moses. on lie
Bill 10 place the Bank, in liquidation, has been
received, but cahnot appear in onrrresent issue
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

REsIGSArIoH.-Il is stated that Col
Fremont has written to The Department at
Washington. rendering his resignation as
Commissioner 10 run The boundary liuc
between the territory aud New Mexico.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
' ". j, BROWN.

by tie means Of this secret and disgracelnl
mancuvrcmg. he came wll,Ih Two votes Of
being elected Speaker. Bnid1is trickcry being
discovered his prospects :Ferc at once blight
ed. lie ought to be satisfied il his name Is not
consigned tn iniany. Mr.. Brown is u DEM
Ocrat.
A sharp and somewhat angry debate arose
OIL the disclosure of the above correspondence
in which our immediate Representative MIR.
curt. in connection with others. disavowed all
us knowledge of it, aud asserted, "Mat
! kno,cn Of lint correspondence. that
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

The United States Scnale have under
consideration, it is stated. new Treaty.
submitted by The President on l7lh ihst.,
between this country and Brazil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

Mrs. Parlinsron expresses great appre-
hcnslon lha, the people in California VIII
bleed 10 death, as every paper she picks up
announces "a.oliIcr Vein opened"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
In rnEIIousE
December 10, 1919, .4I!':

On motion of Mr.. Lyles. The Hausefook
d ffom lie calendersa favorable report
from fhesmili,ary committee, on a ressEp-|
lion Of inquiry. as TO the prnprieiy Owe
ceivinstlie share5of The surplus from the
Unilcd Slales rreasury,,o which the State
lis entlledHand apfropriatingipls military
D lrposes. sz2 sa. 2zz
al,. ;.y'cS a4voca:ed he tcpo,', and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

Why is an enraged woman like car
pentpr al work upon building? Because
she's apI To use nails.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

"pm ';s-..i.. - -. ''f.h'''
welcome it back int, the line Of patriotic duty
wlh feelings Of much sat slacui. True, lis
transgres>ionsI have been many: it las sIrhycd
far away from the walks Of political righteous
ness and truth, aud yielded to many devices of
the evil one bn, we arc taught To believe on
good authority, that the uiicst trnnsg'cssOr may
retarn and since it is NcUcr too fatC To d0 g0Od
we shomld cndeavor 10 extend the charity Of
forgiveness to our crrant brother. HIS return
10 duty should, perhaps, be the OCCASION Of res
oc,lgs in our midst; for is il not writtrn on Il
Holy page, that there shall be joy in Heaven
over one sinner that rrpcn'clh ~
In our course towards our broIler of the
Sentinel, we feel, that we have acted the part
Of duty and sincerity. While he opposed the
South, we rclukcd him: now, iiIdt Inc cspnuscs
her cause, we forgive and applaud him. Aud
is hot this rishl3 Il thy brother Iresrass
agallrs, thee, rcbukc him; and If he repent, for
give him"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
CHE Markcts.
CHARLESTON, Dec. "a.

The Cotton market hiss been unusually active
and animated tn-day. AMI good demand lIav-
ing very generally prevailed, large and heavy
business was done. Holders offered theii stocks
freely, which were as freely accepted by pnr-
chasers, evena advanced rates over those cur
rent the day preceding. The transactions
reached 5000 baIss, (ncarly as heavy business
as dome during any previous day this season }
Mt a range of from 10 a II cents. being inr.
lhcr i'm Improvement, making gain "i hall cent
from the lowest point. Fair lO4 cts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
Congress-.

Every lover of his country must be shocked
"a, The Iale proceedings in our national LegsIa-
1ure. Three weeks have been CONSUMED in
useless baIouing1 and bitter wransIings with
out amy election for speaker Of tile II ouse.-
During this canvdsS all The arts Of ,ricliery and
Intrigue have been employed. in manner
most disgraceiul To The nation. Serrct plo's
have been formed to cheat Il portion Of the
country oul of its rights. and. but for timely
discovery might have brought into effect Ihc
most iinpious designs. One Of these deserves
TO be laid before the country, in ortler That il
may meet the meri;ed rebuke of an indignant
people. The Hon. w. ]. Brown Of lmdlnna,
by protesting n waim regard for Southern
rights, had enlice' to his support lnr the speak
ership. large body of the Southern Wings
and Democrats In the mean time he had
larned most dsgraceGml coalition will the
Free .soilers the proof Of which is furnished
by The following correspondence between him
and Mr. Wmut, which was discovered and
brought to light by the vigilance of one or two
Southern mcubrrs:
December 10, 1910.
DEAR Sin: In The conversation which had
with you this evening, You were tree to say that
if elected Speaker of HE House of ltepresen-
iatives you would cnrStIInlt the Committees on
Territories, the Jndciary, and the District Of
Columbia, in mannrr that shonld be sntislac-
inry to myself and The friends with wlnm
have had The honor 10 act. have comnnnica.
led this 10 my friends; aud If, in reply 10 this
note you can give them The same assuraEc",
they will give You IL cheerful and cor,lial sup
poit. Respectfully yours,
u. WILMOT.
JIn, WV I Reowy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
TRIAL OF MARTIN POSEY.

In these cases The prisoners motions in
arrest of judgment aud lnrnew trial. were
on Monday dismissed. The prisoner, Tues.
day morning at 10 A NJ, was put to The
bar, and the indictments being read TO him,
and his conviction thereon, aud The resul'
of his mo'inn in The Court Of Appeals, an
nnunced to him, and upon heing asked by
the Clerk of Court Of Appeals. in each
case, " have you anything 10 say, why the
judgment Of The law should not be pro-
mounced," and answering nothing, Judge
Wilhers. who tried him antl who delivered
tho judgment of the Court of Appeals,
after a most eloquent and "press'Ve
charge. sentenced him lo be banged on Inc
is, Friday in February nexl.-iempe'
rance Advocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
AUClISTA. Dec 9C

The cotton market to-day has exhibited cons
siderable activity and prices have advanced ! a
&c. above the rates current prior TO the arrival
of the steamer. We quote Fair lO4 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

~ = ".,'. ~ g.:

f.-.'..-. .r'i'r '. IN'F"!'Fr ms VOC ~
recunsit'ered, t.@ .-T.!!g: ag!'a.,ra :'r -
question is closed for The present session. and
this unsound ins itnlipn will hr permitted for
nnn'her year 10 semi forth lis i.sues-au
lhorixei too by Legislature and peo-
pie who claim to be par srcrlience anti
bank men, and i'll favor of a divorce of
Bank and Stare" On, con>i.tency, thou
art Il Jewel. Chronicle.
Oar ncighbor rarely allurls Us The op
portupiIy cf agreeing will, ii IN any qne'-
tivn, nor can we endorse its views above
az 10 the unsoun,lness of The Bank affrc-
ling iIs issues or other obligations. The
faith Of the Stale is pledged fnr every dol
lar Of liability it may incur, and will pay
The nrtermost (arthing. This ON Geor.
sa friends know. and this ,he foreign
creditors know, though both would make
affected ignorance handle for different
puspose. Both will learn in due time that
the Stale susains the Bank-uol the Bank
The Slale.-SOuIi, Carninian.
The BosToN TRAGEDY.-Thc yerlict
Of the Cnroner's Jury, on the remains
found in The Medical College; al Boston.
supposed to be those Of DR.. Parkmrn. was
rendered on Thursday evening The i3'h,
Al 6 o'clock. The jury was empanncI-
ed on Saturday. the Is, inst, aud have
been engaged ten working days. very
large number of witnesses have been ex'
amined, aad eighty four pages Of large
foulscap paper, closely written, have heen
covered with The testimony in the case.
This testimony, however is To he kept
private, to be laid before the grand jury
which will be in session on The first of Jun-
nary. The verdict Of The jury, which
alone is made public, declares the remains
found In the college TO be those nl DR..
George Parknan, aud charges DIR. j. W..
Webster, with being The murderer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

Alt. !.vFc} aI!"Oca.cI lHo t9FUII, anN
tlri, .,.,.,,,~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

,iuc .ernrl wa, nua.'v adu?!rd, and a
rrSoiniiou au;r.g'r,I - .. i,r s,r.Hp,.Y.. t!sa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-21

words fell heavier and more painfully,
sometimes, than blows. | could, therefore,
understand the nature of James feelings,
and sympathSe with her to certain extent.
All through the day, Jane moved about
more quietly than usual. When | spoke
to her about anything-which did in
| kinder voice than ordinarily used-she
would look INTO my face with an earnest
ness that rebuked me.
Toward evening sent her down stairs
for a pitcher of cool water. She went
quickly, and soon returned with pitcher
of water and tumbler, on waiter. She
was coming towards me, evidently using
more than ordinary caution, when her foot
trpped against something, and she STUN
bled forward. Ii was in vain she tried 10
save the pitcher. Its balance was lost, and
it fell over and was broken to pieces at
my feet, the water dashing upon the skirts
Of my dress.
The poor child became instantly as pale
as ashes, and the frightened look she gave
ne, shall not soon forget. She tried 10
speak, and say that it was an accident, but
her tongue was paraly zed for the moment,
and she found no utterance, The lesson
had received ia the morning, served me
for purposes of self.control now, and said
instantly, in mild voice,
Never mind, Jane; know YOU couldn't
help it. | must tack down the loose edge
OF the carpet. came near tripping there
myself to-day. Go and gel a floor cloth
and wipe up the water as quickly as you
can, while gather up the broken pieces
The color came back Instantly to James
face. She gave me one grateful look, and
then ran quickly away, to do as had d.
rected her. When she came back, she
blamed herself for not having been more
careful, expressed sorrow for The accident,
and promised over and over again that she
would be more guarded in future.
The contIast between bo:h of our feel.
lngs now, and what they were in the morn.
ing was very great. felt happier for
having acted Justly and with due self.con-
troll and my little girl, though troubled on
account of the accident, had not the extra
burden of my displeasure to bear.
Better, far better said to myself, as
sat and reflected upon the incidents Just
related-'betier, far better is it, in all our
relations 10 life, TO maintain calm exteri-
or, and on 30 account to speak harshIy TO
those who are below Us. Angry words
make double wounds. They hurt those to
whom they are addressed, while they leave
a sting behind them. Above all, should
we guard against moody temper. When
ever we permit anything to fret our minds,
we are not in a state TO exercise due self
control, and If temptation comes then, we
are sure TO fall. Ladies' Wreath.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-21
Choice Ertract6.
THERE'S A TINE FOR REPOSE.

W. L. DIFEENDERFER.
There's time for repose-when all cares shall
be ended
1t will come when the vesper-bell murmurs
It's chime,
When the day and the night in soft twilight are
blended,
And the moments sweetest that wait upon
time;
When the winds are abroad in their symphony
sighing,
And the moon is just touching with silver the
When the strength of the spirit, o'erwearied, is
dying
There's time for repose from all care-in
the grave!
There's time for repose-it will come to the
youthful,
1t will steal over manhood's warm ardor of
heart,
As it sinks in the thought of how little is truth
ful,
And that hopes were but fables that came to
depart,
1t will come in the twilight of mind that is sor-
row,
In its time for the languishing spirit to save !;
And, behold, when the shall arise on the
morrow,
1t will shine for that time of repose--in the
grave
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-21

TUE MARINERS COMPASS, imparting eon1ae1e.
= TO the bold sons of Neptune, while poughing II:
stormy seas and uniting the nations OF The world in tie
bands of Commerce, created far less sensation in Z.
world than have the glorious deeds of the Old Estab
ed and Far-Famed Lottery Brokers, PYFER & CO. NJ.
Light Street, BgImors NJ; who are the first 10 al.
minister successfully the pcuriary necessities If mar.
kind, winning thereby fame - Capital Prize Sellers
as unlimited as the ciFCuRzEzaaen. AIR
More cheering results. Pysr Co the special assrH
Of fortune Never drawing bat they sell the prizes
Distant correspondents only see this Sl0Go3, vbc.
ticket, sent to Virginia S50oo, whole ticket
York. Se,000 whole ticket, sent 70 PennsyIyaria s&
600, half ticket sent to North Carolina. Sl5J11 aai
ticket, sent 10 South Carolina $1,000 quarter lc6s-
sent 10 Pennsylvania. 5000, quarter ticket, SCI:
Ohio S5,O0o quarter ticket, to Indiana. %lZ0A
quarter ticket, sent to South Carolina. Every 9ra
promptly paid, and on fie.-(Be again refer asLs
gers Drauiags.
EFar better make an investment al the truly lg,i7
and farfamed Office of Pajer Il Co. than GO 10 Ca.'
nFa. Pyfer & Co. give gold already coined and s..rr
The majority of Capitals always sold BY Pnf57f c.
Bank Drafts, payable sight in gold remited pfon,I
10 any part of the United States for prizes sold by E
& Co.
Go--fH Communications strictly confidential
Remember that the result of the first triel has oii
been splendid fortune! little perseverance SUI
10 realize
RieA and splendid lotteries for July lsi9Ssul yss-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-21
STATE CONVENTION.

a / the last meeting Of the WHIG STATE
"a CENTRAL COMMITTEE. held at Harris
burg, III pursuance OF the public call, it was on
mution,
Resolved, That the friends Of the National
and State administrations in Pennsylvania, be
requested 10 meet in the severa! cities and
Counties of the State, and select delegates
equal IN number to their representation IN the
State Legislature, who shall meet in Conven-
ton at the Coart House IN Harrisburg. att
o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY, THE 10TH
DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, for the purpose of Sc
iectng candidate for CANAL COHNIS-
SIONER. and to do such other business as
The interest Of the country may require.
By order OF the Committee.
GEORGE EREFY, Ch'rman pro tenn.
DAVID w. PATTERSON, Secretary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-21
EDITORIAL STATE CONVENTION.

The undersigned publishers Of Newspapers in the 7th
Congressional District, concurrng with their editorial
brethren generally in the necessity Of having an Edo.
rial state Convention in Pennsylvania for the purpose
correcting abuses practiced 10 the positive
injury Of Country publishers, respectfully recommend
the Fraternity, that they in Convention az
Harrisburg, THURSDAY, the stA doy Of Nouera5sr,
Isi9 ANA earnestly urge Il general Attendance.
The Postage Reform he effected during the mex
Session Of Congress. Law whose practical effect is
TO make the rich richer and the poor poorer be
soon erased from National statute Book and we
deem the time recommended for State Convention an
anspcious one for urging efTectuay upon our National
Congress the necessity and expediency of speedy and
permanent change. This and other Reforms immediate
v affecting the interests Of the Country Press demand
the prompt and serious attention Of the Fraternity ana
we call upon our brethren throughout the State 10 ac
with s tremendously and energetcaly feeling confident
that by doing the Country Press placed upon
proper platform.
J. X. SHOEMAKER Bellefonte Whip.
II. J. Walters, Lewstown Democrat
GEO FRYsINGER, Lewstown Gazette
w. P. COOPER, Junata Register
A. X. MCCLURE, Juniata Sentinel,
JAMES CLARK, Huntingdon Journal,
WM LEWIS, Huntingdon Globe,
j. PENN JOS NEs, Hoilidavsburg REGISTER
o A TRAuGH, HoIlidaysburg Standard,
csn wm' p, wilson wilson, Blair County WING,
w. II BLAIR, Belrfonte Democrat,
WH J. PARSONS, Centre Beobachier,
LUDWIG SHuRTz, Centre Berichter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-21
II Q IT y z.

In the Orphans Court of Miflin county,
n PeHnsYiraRia.-ln the case of the Real
Estate OF GEORGE SCHWARTZ, late of the bor-
ough of Lewistown, NJ film county. Pa, deed,
the Judges Of the Orphans Court aforesaid,
made the following order, to wit April 9th,
ls19, on due proof of the service of the former
Rule, and none of the Heirs appearing in
Court to accept and take the Real Estate
aforesaid at the appraisement and valuation.
Rule on the Heirs of George Schwartz afore-
SAID, deceased, to appear at the next Orphans
Court, to be held on the First Monday Of
August nert, at LEwIsTowN, in and for the
county of Mltiiin. to show cause why the said
Real Estate should not be sold, &c
d. MckEAN CONTNER, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Lewistown, Jure %, 1919. (6t.