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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-02-01

n ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted to the subscriber, living in Harri-
son Township, on tie Estate of John Kegg,
late Of Jnniata Township, decd; all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said Estate
are hereby notified TO make payment ilnmedi :
ateiy and those having claims against the same
VII present their accounts properly anthenti-
Gated for settlement.
FREDERICK TURNER,
.4fmt1istreior.
Jan. II, 1861 .'' ss9ss
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II ETTERS Of administrator having been
M granted 10 the subscriber, living in South
Woodberry Township, Bedford County, on the
Estate Of George Replogle late Of Middle
Wo oodberFy townships dec ID, all persons know
ing themselves Indebted to said Estate are re-
gaested 10 make payment without delay, and
tiose ffaSipg claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment, ALEXANDER HOLSINGER,
Jan. lS, lS56.-f"@ tttt eississ3 ssts 81 4dDaesaa
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Narcrossl Rotary planning machine.

HFANTED-To sell the Rights and Machines
" for aRotary laning, fonguing and Greoy-
ing Machine. for boaFds and plank, under the
Norcross Patent. Also, tile attachment .ef The
Moulding Machine. which viii work whole
hoard into mouldingS at one opetatton. This
patent has been tried, and decided in the Su-
premc Court in Washington, to be no infringe
mcni, being superior to Woodworth s Machine
Apply to j. d. DALFs Willow Street above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, where the Machines can
DE seen in operation.
Jan. 1S, lS56-3ni
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Adnainistrator2s Notice.

\ ETTERS OF Administration lon the Estate
IL OF Andrew NJ lier Alte oi' Londonderry
Township. deed. having been granted to the
subscriber, residing iu Napier Townships all
persons Indebted To said Estate are hereby no-
tilted to make payment Immediately, aud those
having ehsims against the same. are required
to present them forthwith properly authentica-
tod for settlement. ats,eaes5etf ~
GEORGE W.sgH-IL LIAM.S, fdnfr
Jan 49, 1867 - N--ss 'ta# s--&s
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FINAL NOTICE.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted
N to the late firm ofSAysoM & MULLER, either
by note or book account, win do well TO have
them settled by Che Ist of January 1856. After
hat time they will be placed IN the hands of
roper ofiicer for collection.
sss.,. l.se4s s. A.J.sANSOM,
Surviving partner,s-
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Administrafor's Notice !.

T EFTERS % Admiaist trariorE hating lbcef
IL granted II the subscriber, living ingSouth
WoodberryI PowushiI, on the Estate Of David
Stoner, late OF said Township dec d; all per-
sons indebted to said Estate are requested ~
niikelpdsnleft imhlediateRg and those having
claims aga aihstfthe same ilIpres2nF then Prb-
perly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN ..STONER, .7enlr.
Jan. "a, 1861 s@Fs y ssa'sli's 7s
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| gs,., FASHIONABLE 80, {, 49,
TAILORING ESTiBLISHMENT.

THE subscriber has removed his establish.
L ment to The room in the Odd r ellcNs
Bailding, Immediately above the store of a
h. Cranier Y Co., where he will attend proEsri y
ly to all business entrusted TO lis care.HF He re
eeiyes regularly the latest City Fashions, snd sA
will pledge himself that work done ar his siep
shall wear well and ft neatly.el = 1ea es9ifs&
lie respectfully soleiis share Of the put.
lie patronage.
5. j. NcCAUSLAS 81 iIGT
oy 9, 1852 Fs5 .e - /
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Stray Steer.

EAAE to the plantation Of the subscriber,
~ living in Union To xnship, bedford County,
some time in june last, RED STEER, supposed
TO be abo ut two years old, %itha notch out of
the lower part of the left ear. The owner Is
requested 10 Come forward, prove property,
pay charge and take him hwav. Rrs at
Dec 1876. DANIEL STINEMANs
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New JewelrH

FTHE subscriber has opened out new and
Il splendid assortment of all kinds of the
most fashionable Jewelry--conssting in part of
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings & 8. &C.
Call and see his stock. 4&ss .s,.,stsrt,.,.s.
del4 DANIEL BORDER
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Stray Heifer.

(tAMEs to the plantation of tiu'suhscriber,
~ living in Union T ownshipg sometime in
May last a brindle Heifer, SUPPOSED 10 be
three years old, with notch oltof the right
ear, and d small star ON the tFfhead. a he
owner Is requested to come firsaId. prove
property, payehargcs, ami take if away.
fts 81 Ai18 ibslCKES.s
Jan 4. Is5e,-c' ffth8at
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Registers Notice.

A LII persons Interested, either as heirs ere
"A ditoIs, OF otherwise, are hereb, notified
that the following named persaas have filed
their Accounts III the Registers Otiice. and
that they viii DC presented to the Orphans
Court OF Bedford County, on Friday the 18th
day OF February neSt, at the Court House 10 r
confirmation, at whieh lime and place they
may attend il they think proper.
The partial Acc'Gai7 OF John Cessna, Esq.
one of the Administrators OF A braham Sparks,
late of West Providence Township, dec d.
{ The Account of Thomas BLackbarR, Admin
istrator OF john W. Hammer, late OF St. Clair
Township. deed, sts
The Account T. Jordan, Esq, Administrator
De bonis non &c, of Richard +. Bonnet, late
of Hopewell Tosnship ytIce'd. $50
The Account Of Wm. Nycum, Acting Ex-
cum, late of Monroe Township, decd
The Acenuntoi Henry aud Daniel Hersh-
berger, Executors of the last Will. &c., of
George Hershberger, late Of West Prov idrnce
Township. deed. afa tss.
The Account of John ". aud james M .
Smith, Administrators Of Robert Snth, late
of st. Clair Township, d cd.
The Account Of JOHN w. Hull, Administra-
tor OF Henry Danglerty, late of Napier Town-
ship, decd.
Tie Account Of John Sparks Esq, Admin
istrator OF John Blankley, late Of Monroe
Township, decd. HEEs aif
The Aoe1untof S. l.. Russell, ESQ, Exec
utor of the last VIII, &c, of Elizabeth Metz.
late of Colerain Township, deed. aas44
The Account Of Jacob 5. Brumbaugh, Adj
ministrator of Jacob Biddle, late of South
RoodberTy Township, deed.
The Account Of Findley Megrew and W-m
Hull Executors Of the last VIII, &c. /, Of Mary
Hull, late OF Napier Township, decd. 90
The Account OF Elias Hite and George Sill
ger. Executors Of the last viii, &c., OF Geo.
Sliger, late OF Cumberland Valley, Tp., dec ID.
TAe inal Account ofDsFid S. Longenecker,
Administrator or Jacob Keagy, late Of Middle
Wood0erry Township, decd,,.1
The Account Of John Cessna, Esq, Admin
istrator of Peter J. Miller, late OF Harrison
Township, dee d. .gfH4lHAN W W
The Account If John Griffith, Guardian OF
Abner Griffith of ST. Clair Township. fAf
The Account Of Samuel Carn, Esq. Trus-
tee to make sale Of the Real Estate OF Simon
OIaar, late of U Rion Township, d.c'd. ttea
The Account Of Hugh Moore, Esq, Admin
istratsr of James Moore, late of West Proyi-
dence Township, decd
Tie Account of FIR. Jordan, Esq. one of the
Executors Of Philip Compiler, late of Coleran
Township, decd. pp
The Account Of John W Hoover, Executor
ofJobn Weisel, late of st. Clair Township,
deceased. tiGlt .ael 8ss Es
@ d. WASHABAUGH, Register.
Registers Office, Jan. i8, 1856.
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SHOE STORE.

B. CRAMER & co. have just received
N very large assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, suitable for FaIland Winter, part styles
as follows "a
Mems Super Waxed Double Sole Books.
Mcn's City Made Calf do a
Mems & Heavy Kip, Lined do.
Youths Waxed Double Sole Boots,
Youths Calf and Kip Lined do.
Boss City made Calf Boots, fsg ts
BoyS' Kip Lined Boots,
Woinens' Double sole Kip Bootees,
Womens Fine Calf and Seal do. 3 } q
Womens' Fine Goat Morocco do!
Womens' Parodi Bootees, very handsome,
Childrcn's Shoes Of every style ard price,
Gents Morocco, Kid, and Calfskii Bootees,
Ladies Double Sole CATERS, Gum shoes, &c.,
in fact, Boots and Shoes to suit eve'y purcha-
ser. II you want Boots and Shoes please give
rs call, and yon shah be suited iIihuality and
price.
I Exchange Store Is the place 70 bay Boots and
Shoes. f@ &
Oct. I2, 1855. s e-
1911 - 8 10
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g31ll - sa.'qa4IF4 R'gfsfgsI

Frozen TO DEArH.---The Deoeeaport
Gr-stfs state that four m n were frozen 10
death ne ar Fort Dodge. and that eight
Others were missing, The Stage driver on
the route between Cascade ami A nanosa, On
Wednesday last, became so chilled that thc
passengers were obliged to cary him into q
private house, and to wait some time before
he was able to Paoeeel, inside ia { stage to
Ananlosa, on' q the passengers SD pplyiug
his place as driver. At La Sale, the lri-
yer rof a coal-cart vas toznd frozen to. death
setting on jiis cart,
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BEDFORD HOTEL,
ss4E E aal59Nsa &.sl Hs&*fs@HfEts4sss - stsasN
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE

fIsfE Subscriber respectfully begs leay to an
ponhee 10 bis Did friends and the hu,lct -,
generally, that he has leased and tsker passe.7
sion OF The Bedford Hotel, lately in lie oceu-
pshcs OF coi., Adam BarAfaft IL is not his -
design TO make many professions as To what he
wlii VA do, bat he pledges his4w ord that his E9svI
enersetlc efforts. VIII be employed 70 feadtf
conlfortab bic llwse give ifins d caila sfhehot
VIII be handsomely fitted up and aronc Eur 'a5
eareinl and atfentiFe servants vffhe engageda = Saa
PERSONS visiting the Bedford Springs. as yen @a 81
as those attending Conrt. aud the trsvef;ng ~
{ community generally. are respectfully invited
~ give linn call and Judge fST themselves.1
Ihe stagfa all qaE2 stYp fatsthis hotefa
and II is therefore TeStage fihice -
Boarder stakeh blythe week.s month 81 IL ars
offavorahle tcrnfs 6Ha 1a9ssssB 2 tasEFl' sai =
~ Ample aud comfortable stabling Is ii ss1 tss
tached tGtbfs iioel which VIII afw ays u s e eas-<
ended ty a careful boster Also. a safe a,.a -
Convenient carriage house. 'tSfes z ttesA
JQHS, IiAEER.
Bedford, April 8, ls5b,sn HE
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nE.ARRTED:

Atthe Bedford Hotel on the 24th nlt.,
BY II. Nieodeniis Esq, Mr.. JoHN CoLE to
Miss ELIzABETH BEcKLEY.
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@ @Dn-M q 20

HlHE Partnership heretofore existing between
4 thu undersigned under the name and firm
Of " esel n Foster, IN the Coach ana Wagon
Mannfac ury, is this day Dissolved ny mutual
consent. The business OF tile late firm win be
settled np by Wm. Weisel, who is authorized to
collect all accounts, &c., and pay the debts Of
tire firm.
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Fall and Winter Goods

they have yet Offered 70 purchasers. Our stock
is in part as follows 7ssihsef q f13-s- q
Biae, Black, Brown, and Invisible Green
French and American Cissinaeres.. various col
ours; KY. Jeans, W Wool Twecds, kerscys, Flaii-
nels, Coatings, Beaver Cloth, Blankets. Cords,
Felyets, Drillngs \ Ribbons d.aees, Cloves,
Hosiery, Sbawls, &c, &c.
400 pieces F.l Style Caleoes, al prices
T35s {. Plain and Fig'd De Lains and P eT-
siam Cloths, " 20
80 g IIeayy and Madium Brown Nus
fms,
s58.. Super Bleached Shirtiag Muslin,
60 Thibet Cloths and Alpaceas, ali
colors.
IS Csessinetts, All ,eolers and prices,
25s 81 ali w ooi, Rag, List, and Stair Car
ns pets, isr3ldI 31a8 SAD "a ssinS
I5 -. Floor Oil Cloths Ii, GA, G44,
"a f and 81 wide.l s3lA5S tatsials $50
a., Men and Bows Wool, Fur. and Beaver SleuclI
Hats, Mereeeoa Lined Navy Caps, also Cloth
andPlnsii do, Boots and Shoes for men and
boys, b ,otecs, Double Sole Morocco and Kid
Shoes for ladies, also, an inimense supply CT
Boots and Shoes for misses and children.
Groceries, Qucensware. Hardware, Brooms.
Buckets, Tubs, &c, t.....
Fish Oil Sperm Oil Lard Oil, Linseed DO.
Bar Iron. Nail. Rod. &c. ,-s
Our assortment includes every article usually
found in stores, and to prove We are selling
sseheapcr than tho chsdPesf,f ali We ask is call.
No trouble to show goods
1t Will not cost you ANYTHING TO como and
look al the bargains we viii offer.
GJ-Gountry Produce received for goods at
cash prices. efsi..is
- A g. CRANER & co.
nsr
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iPPEILS.

r NTOTICE is hereby given TO the taxable an
~ hadtants OF the County ef Bedford, tnat
an Appeal will be held by the County Commits
sioners, on the days, and at the places speci-
lied, to Wits sgss aa sr71Gs vs sa3e
For st. Clair Township, oa Monday the 2ist
day of January. instant, at the Store House
I of Gideon D. Trout. - :
Union Township, on Tuesday the ODD day of
January, Instant, at the house of Michael
WFant,
Middle " obdberry7T Township. on Wednesday
the 2Sd day of January, inst, in the town Of
Woodberrs at the house of Henry Fhck. =
i. South Woodbery Townships, on Thursday
the oath day Of January, inst, at the house or
Wnl. Snider, in Psttonssille. nh
Hopewell I TownShip, on Friday the 25th day
Of january inst, at the house of John Dasher.
Liberty Township, on Saturday the 26th
day OF January, inst. at the house of Michael
MeCabe, in Stonerstown. ~ tieS sH laaAis
Broadtop Township, on Monday the 2Sths
d ny of January. inst, at tfte house OF James
Eicheiberger s@s - a0 @@ ssG
Fast Providence Township. on Tuesday the
29th day of January, inst, at the house of.
/ John Nvcum. Jr. l2kA 9" Ff
n West Providence Township. on "Wednesday
the 38th day of JaHttary inst. ar the honse OF
John A. Gump, in Bloody Ran.rs7a fs
Monroe Township, on Thursday the 81 st day
Of january, inst. at the house OF David
O'Seai. in Clearyiie. - e' s12 ess
Southampton Township, on Friday the LIST
day of February, next. at the house of Wms
Adams, near Chenysvilie. ssaiea is
4 Colerain Township, on Saturday the I'd day
of February, next at the house of Joseph +
Cori, ia Ghariesville. as parse
Cumberland Valley Township, OF Monday
the4th day of February, next, at the house of
Mrs. Elizabeth Haney. in Centreviile. ae
/ Londonderry Township, on Tuesday the 5th
day OF February, next, at the house of John
Miller, near Bridgeport. drs
Harrison Township, on Wedu, sdas the 9th
day Of February, next, at the School House,
near Jonathan Fcighther's.
{ Juniata Township cont thursday the 7th day
of February, nextsat the hvase Of Lewis A.
Turner, in Bueua Fista.4sl9 sFss ID 9gsas aft "a
Napier Township. on Friday the Sth day of
February, next, at the. house OF John u. Robi-
son, in Schellsburg. ass:gEsA & lC as
Il For Scheils6arg Borough, on Saturday the
18th day of February, next at the house of
John Nicholson, in Schelishurg. gtyf EA9Hg
z Bedford Borough, on Monday the lSthday
of February, next, At the commissioners Of
ics, In Bedford. a4 IS is7sns-fi.. f.,tr fl
Bedford Township on Tuesday the 18th day i
of February, next, at the Commissioner Or
fee. in Bedford. .a5sf .sf e3zeI
When and where allparsons and corporations
feeling themselves agrieyed at the enumeration
and valuation of their taxable property and
effects. made pursuant to the several Acts Of
Assembly, in such cases made aud prevailed. /
are requested to attend and state their gFiev-
ances for redress according 70 law.
sfasgk JOHN CQNRADaa
DAVID c. LONG,
WM. WHETSTONE,
ArfRsr, aA.s = = I t0rnasissfons,ss NJ
a. s. Rtssrtf, Cqys. 'eta - y
Commissioners Ofice, Z, esstflisi :
Jan. |, 1856. q %hea
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,JQHN, IIAEER.
Bedford, April 6, ls5b,za NI
Stray Bull.

n t-~fsf otfds Dull ,s.sss5 -. :. e.,
xsAME 10 the premises of the Subscribers aisg " 4lis
Ing in ST. Clair aMIiship. aboapthss IT. As4el
OF September last red and white spotted txsa
Bull With piece off the Heft nd note h nssA
ont of the suHer side Of the right-suppose 4 srs
10 be one yer old hast spring. The owner taak
requested to forward, prove property ifsti "
pay charges, and take him away.
J. J.. BOWERS. yeE
Dec. 81, 1866 %.
sFs8a r&eEsti s& Il
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Notice to T'resspassers.

T HEREBY warn any person or persons from
i hunting, cutting timber, or in any other man
ner whatever. gfresspassing on my Premises, as
the law will be rigidly enforced against any
ones offending.
EDE ARD, B.. TROUT.
Jan, IL 1876, "a
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List of Causes

pUT down for Trial, at Februaey Term.
1856, el1th day.
Sarah Duffy, VS.. John Keefie's Ex'or.
Catharine Sands use 3 Moses Wissgargs.r.
Barndollar X Ashcom - p. Morningstar 4 wife
John Davis & Go. ." VIM. Ruby's admir-
Jas. VI Wicker ct al George Powell
Samuel Carn % David Foor ct al,
Aaron Doneison g John Griffith,
Jacob A. Sleek a bel Dull
Archibald Gasteel S. IL. BARCLAYS ad,r,s
Jacob A. Sleek - G.. F. Riddle ct al,
Dr. W +. Reichter Samuel Winters,
Pat. Wood.T K. Go. James Patton,
Same ars = John King ct al,
George W. Figard - q John Griffith.
Mar ia Melldowney - Saml Williams ct nl,
Jas. Patton et al . Ezekiel Lockart,
John Nyeun sa . Plowman & Riechier
John A. Blodget .. James Williams,
Daniel Shea y, Joha Rollins,
Jacob Snider David karns,
Daniel Baker Philip 5. Croft,
David Patterson's use Sam'l Fondersmith,
Abraham Lehman bs S. IL. Barelay'sa r,
James " Reynolds Same,
G. Stouifer's assignees - a. r. Galbraith,
George Oats ~ Isaac Hill. sa
levi Hardinger -. VIM. Blair,
John Adslas, :. Jared Hanks,, ts3
Robert Dick Fred. Mundwi her, lf5
Wm. Barndolsr 80 :. John II. YanhoFu,
Charles Merwine = Joseph p. Phelps,
Benjamin Fink George Gelhaugh,
L eter VI Cessna Rs3a ABR IN Ressler ct al,
d. WASHABAUGH, Protk'g@
Prothon9tary's Office.
Jan.s i8, 1855. aa ffa&stM b
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new Fall and Winter Goods.

THE undersigned begs ieaFe TO inform his
A. friends aud the pbblic thar he has Just re-
ceivel from the eastern cities, and is now ex-
hibitiug AT CHEAP SIDE, a general assort-
ment Of ne style fall and
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.fHE GoNrr TfME ceMEss.. !,
BIZ 4. $. ARTHUR 4sf

BIZ p.S. ARTHUR Z .ifgf +
Il sTHosg who Wish TO hear something Of than
long-expectsd day shsala read this bs.Skal i q
1t is having an isDIMense sale. 5000 copies
having been ordered in ADVANCE or publication,
We send al'copy os nais, post fepsN1, 81 n
ceiptsof the price, ST
AsJi2atiJ ~ Nv. fER A BLEf .sitif se 8ssa
y Ra1f sYs .za4s n Ncrth Fourth Street. li
rsf9s PhilaaeipIlia, pa!a
Dec. 81, 1851 1e''t, gs,sisl 90
Z liNs B. Agents wanted to sen fffs and other
popular books, in sil parts OF the Tnited States.
Send for our List and terms 10 Agents.
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Clothing and Dry Goods store.

VsilE subscribers are Just receiving rsw =
Il handsome and cheap assortment efi RER !.
DFf MADE CLOTHING and DRY sGO0pS-a
theT store I'D the EastSoFner OH heGierd iisais
consisting part of Goats. Pants. Vests. Shirts
Satin Stoeks,i Handkerchief Boots and Shees,l
Eata and Caps, and all other articles usually
kept in Ready NadesG clothing ,S,oressR tfHa
Also q good fasse rtment fpfs DRF GOODS,
consisting Of Calico, Nous. de Laine, Shawis,
Alpacas, Trunks, Carpet Sacks, &c, Sc; ait
Of which thew will sell chea,,sss can b.. I,ro t
cured elsewhere in Bedford, for Cash or Coun-s
try Produce. 80 Pig sssa9fefa Aas eHyfiN%sia 4ptte3
3 They request all tlieir friends in town and %
country to give them call and see and exam -
inc their stock fnrt themselves. they consider
il pleasure to show their goods W neither persaea
sons wish to purchase or rot. -'iss eat !ss9'san'
- 'sa@ '1'ies soNNABoRN & co., liv
Bedford, April 20, 1885. sofsseae
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GROCERIES,.
Bakery and ConfectiOnarY.

THE subscriber, tlraukful tor the patronage
i heretofore extended him by liberal pub
lie. tenders his thanks, and he would respect
fully inform them that he las received and
opened a newand choice lot of Coniections,
among which are candies, nuts, fruits, &c.
He also keeps Groceries. such as Sugar, Coffeel
Tes. Molasses. Cheese, Candles, &c. Also al,
descriptions of Cakes, and will serve WediinE q
and other parties, on short notice, with confec
tions and cakes. eaf8at9la 9asi4ee 81 tsiafh
He has opened up and reftt ed bis O YSTER
SALOON, in asuperior style, where he will all
ways be ready to serve his friends and the pub
lie with the freshest and choicest Oysters that
can be procured. sssIe eEa fstsssgla} s954
His stand is opposite the 0id-FelIow's
Building, where he feels confident that those
who give him call will not GO away disap-
pointed. s JOHN j. LUTHER. "a
Nov. 8, 1850 ~ so8 3o 9#slssh q.
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THE LARGE BRICK AoesE, lanl iPitt
Street. door West uis tho Bank iionse.
4 Possession given Ba the lst OF Arrifn'-Kt
.''4F 4FT Tag-y Ga ~ ANDERSON. !. II
gJap li,ls56.-ti. 1akAH eH8tis
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SAMUEL RApEBAUGH,
Iustice of the Peace.

" Houses aud next door TO the office of.
Mana il Spaag. whcrc haswiil ATTEND 60 the
.eolection 81 alis claims placed in ssis hands. M
s Bedford, Jan { IL, issts sh 81 4 fis1s
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EEDFORD COUNTY. S..

AT an Ofnlans. Court held at BeffyrI. ii
( IN and for the County OF Beltord, oii taf
s24tti day of November, a, d. 1922, Bstoff
the udges Of the said Court,
z salhe petition OF Joseph Grimm, Admlnistra-
tor OF The Estate Of Within Gr1fiith; laIc q
ST. Clair Tosaship, decd was rtad ana met
representing Tli5t he as Adninistrator 81 sud
l-Eilliam Griffith. deceased, sold the Real BE-
tat, of said deed, and settled ms account as
administrator, nndsdistsibate ted aud paid soser
TO the heirsthe eatFe PF9eSedsFoI tiis; I.sfATss
Real and Persona, excepting the one~ fii.rt
that remains for the use of the widow Ihtt
by thesrcp orc Of the Auiitor on ms accoant II
appears that he has OyefPlid said hsirs; fnat
he ii now thesowher ( the Mansion pLtce Of
said deceased, on which the third IS reserved
for tile use Of the widow, at whosD death 1t VIII
be coming to said heirs, and that said heirs art
now scattered, and some of them are un~llling
to- refund to petitioner thegaluounts essrPtld
to thein,-and praying that Rule may De
srantedlon said heirs, requiring them 70 appear
at next III. m. and show cause Why ne shoiHl
net have a set-oti entered On the Judgment Sc
curing said third, for the several amounts 50
soverpaid W him 60 said heirs, al Eesfs sz..ss
Whereapon on motion of GU AioWE2, u 81,
The Court grant Rule upon the heirs oi VII
HAM Griffith. deed, TO be and appear az q
Orphans c curt, to lie held at Bedf9rd, Ia aild
for the sCountr OF Bedford, on the steoai
Monday, Hth day of February, next, and saos
cause if any they haze, why set-otf should
not be made, and q credit entered upon s4i1
Judgment securing the widows third, for tps
amounts So overpaid to said heirs respectively;
personal notice on the heirs residing N Tie
County. and publication to the heirs resid-
ing ont Of the County. hse ~
Z L>1.s==.s,-rN Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have
e 63 heieunto set my hand and the
#@3erY seal Of said Court at Bedford the