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Franklin il selling inks at
unprecedented low prices, as
also crOquct ana chiyalrie sets.
gold pens. blank books. sta
tiOnery. ETC.. etc. Of which he
has large Quantities, by far the
largest stock i'm Dallas.
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NOTICE.

Job work In invariably paya-
bio orr delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements at the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be-
paid in advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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Merchants Exchange.

Al this elegant establishment a de-
llghtful lunch will he spread to-day,
upon the New Orleans style, from 10
to IL O'Clock. Milwaukee beer on Ice
remember, and also that II Is located
Immediately next to Brownies "lsed
Barrel.n
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IoB WORN.

We havcshc mciiiiics and she work
men 10 do m good work. ana ~ IN
low rates, rs can be done anywhere
and we mean 10 do II. Hiring your
Fine sob work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner ~ Main mn"
I.nusnr streets,
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
MereafteralI bills for advertisements
In this paper Will be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
Notice.

From and after July 20, 1874, Mr.. II. j.
Nevil Will have charge Of the city circun'
tion OF the bnlas HERALD. subscriptions
due to Saturday, the 18TH OF July, Inclusive
are payable TO Mr., W. W. Iinsye, from which
date Mr.. Neville is nlone authorized TO col-
lect aud receipt for The same.
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Storl.hoiders Meeting.

The stockholders In the Dallas bridge COM
puny will meet ut the Office of tho comp amy
on Friday, the nth ofAugust, 1874. We hope
TINT every share Of stock VIII be represent
ed, MS business of Importance will be trans
acted, BY order OF the board of directors.
August 3, 1874. q. M. WINK,
liDllOt Scc'y Dallas Bridge Company.
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Grshan,.

OF restaurant famc, will DO nj the fire.
mens' celebration ready To supply the
wants Of the hungry from HIS basket.
He VIII have everything and serve II
In tho most recherche style.
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For the Dallas llerHld.l
uURRAu! FOR TxEE TlREMEN.

Hurrnh cries tho city of Dallas to-day;
llurrah for our fireman, In gallant array
Hurrah Tor thelr guests, who have come
from ninr
Hurrah for their trucks ana their steam
eis, hurrah
Hurrah Cor our tiremen -"new year, has
Hurrun' aud wen Join them to-day in
their fun,
HurrHh we will cneer them ne onward they
HurrNh we will greet them and bid them
GOd-speod.
Our fair sister cities have sent US to-day,
To join In our pleasures, their flremen SO
Here's Austin and Tyler and Denison too
And Houston and sherman aud Waco also.
And here too, are friends, tho not quite
"from donn east"
But Jeiierson's sons, and Marshalls not
And shreveport has sent us her delegates too,
Tho last to be mentioned, In NUMBERS not
few.
Hnrrah for our fremen lei all cry hurrah!
llurrah for their guests, who have from
nlar
Hurrahl for their sweetheart', who with
them are here;
ituilhh lbl WI 'Nu HltlNg ihilNNt Nphthls
Hnrrah for the fremen, so ready to lend
Their services either 81 foe or To friend,
In cDntiiotengaglnr, II alters not which,
If sufferer be poor, or ever so rich.
IT'S only one object that urges them on
A pure noble love for their fellows alone
One enemy only, in battle they know
The furious flame with its dealings of woe.
Like brave pioneers of long time ago,
Their weapons N hnnd-'xp Expecting the foe,
They Yer are ready for slightest alarm,
And bravely their selt-imposed duties per
form.
Hurrah for the fremen, vigllant, true,
Who always are ready their duty to do,
No labor Esr care, nor sweet heart 80 fair,
Prevents them nom duty, when bells ring
for fire.
Hurrah for our flremen! Hurrah for their
friends!
Who battle so brayely against the fire
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,o TIM iC l0xli, charcoal, per box sl7 50; TX
IOSll. charcoal, 5000; lC i2xl2. charcoal
H2e Y, charcol. llx21, sls 20; TX, eharcoal
y 5sxs', ~ a &c, llx9, roofing, $3.50; IC, 0S
lse; Pig lead = % lOc: Gopher 5ottoms n
&c; sheetiloh 2lxH b N l{%c; solder extra
I,e,nned y BIC; Galvanized iron in full bun
aies . ae; American Russia Il n SOC.
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DIED.

GROvE--August :, 1874, Henry Curtis, in
fant son of Captain d. n. and Dellie Grove.
Friends are Invited to attend the funeral.
without further notice, this morning (Au-
gust u LAT ten o'clock, FROM the residence
OF the parents ON Jackson street.
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Waco, marked "Wnco Greets Dallas.p
Supposed 10 have been lost between
the Texas and Pacific passenger depot
and The Commercial hotel.
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a eniI,er LlenNrl.

Mean temperature of the city Of Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John \. Roberts, druggist,
FahrenheiLs ilrst.clnSs thermometer
u o'clock A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ny
~ O'cloct
O'Clock H. Mn.",
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~ cold ns Ice can make II, to wash
downn llnc free lunch, at The Mer-
cImntol Exchange, next to Brownies
red barrel, Elm street
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milwaukee, licSr,

AS cold as ice can make II, 10 wash down u
fine tree lunch Mt the Merchants Exchange,
l5Od2t
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lob W0RK--Ietter Heads. Cards, Circulars.
- Bill Hends, Posters, iawyen' Briefs. pam
phlew and every kind OF Job Printins
promptly eSscptsd u tbs Herald once.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
McraId once viii be allowed In set e.
ments with the once unless nm order
from tho Proprietor IN given.
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Mrs. Sophia A. Ault viii give instruction
on the piano at the residence of Captain
John IL. Bryan, on Lamar street, and solicits
u share of patronage. liailm
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The latest stock Of window
Shades, Fixtures, Cornice
Moulding and Wall Paper al
ways To found at
PIERCE a. LYLE'S.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection OfciaiIns at AUS
tin. Once nj GastOn AZ Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
. 4ydtf
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A. ", SteagaIi, Notary Pub
Tic, Office opposite Adams 4
LeOnard's bank.
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Opposition the Life Of Tradc-Kc II
before the Pe0ple-COmpOsitiO
Roofs.
From this time forth until further notice,
will puton tirst-clasS roofs for $3.50 per square
Those who know me know mean 1t.
lIsdlw W. q. DlBALL.
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lost.

A package Of badges belonging to
Rescue hook and ladder company, o.
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rinners' stocks and Metals.

All sizes, nom 20 % cut Sc o.; all siyas cas-.
ing to - "a %; all sizes finishing 10 No 81 no
81 nhe ~ "; refined bar iron CSC ), n: nlow
iron sc y n; pillow steel i2},c q h.
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II 1 X ssT
FIR ~ II
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
of THE
'a' Department li'yalsN.,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1874.
ORDER OF pRacIssInx

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The procession will form ut the engine
house, on Commerce street, ut o'clock A
NJ, in the following ortler
l-Dallas City brass blnd.
2-Nisiting Fire companies.
S-Dallas Fire companies.
i-Mayorand City Council In carriages,
5-Dallas turner association.
8--Base Ball clubs oil Dallas.
LINE OF MARCH.
Down Commerce street to the court house
square, up Main street to Market up Marker
To Elm, up Elm to the Fair Grounds.
The celebration viii then commence
with
l-orations by distinguished orators.
H--Mutch game of base ball for premium
OF fine silver cup.
sIFoot race one hundred yards-premium
a silver goblet
i-Athletic exercises by the Turner'S.
5-Elegant set ofjewelry to be voted 10 the
most popular young lady present.
b-HandsOme cake stand to the most popu.
lar married lady present.
1T Id headed cane to the most popular
fireman.
STRAND wheel barrow raoe-premIum n
box OF cigars
0-Music and dancing, to be followed by n
variety OF other entertainments.
keireshment stands will ne on the grounds
All Intoxicating liquors strictly prohibited.
the IRE departments OF all the towns and
cities in the state, the press and the public
generally are cordially invited to attend.
ana are pledged hearty welcome.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HfRALp,l
July 81, 1911.
Corrected daily by the First National Bank
bnying, Selling.
Gold 1910 aloe
Sllver..,.....,,,....,......lO glL5
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The intcst styles Of Mole IN.
PEERS, with or without mono
gram. la legal o. bon ton folds
with .DaroAlAi envelopes 10
match la size and lint. All 1T
PIERCE a. LHL%s.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
From the South (mail and express). S:22 n. m.
From the North (mail and express). 6:sSa M
From the South, Recommendations 1850 p. m.
From the North accommodation 255 u. IN.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves, Arrives
Mail and Express........6:00 p. III. SIS a. m
Mixed lrHin....,.."..".,.b:3Oa a. m, llSN u. m
through FfelEht.,.,.....3;N y. M. 100 y. M
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCES
To License variety shows.

Section |. BE 1t ordained by the city coun Gun.
levied an annual tax of five hundred dollars
upon every person or persons. firnl or hs I'M.
ciaiion, pu suing the occupation OF exniu ns
ing within the limits of the city oil Daiias,
theatrical or dramatic representation or ~
lorman"es. known and commonly caiieoNp.s
riety shows, for which pay for admittances
demanded or received.
/. Section 2. Be 1t further ordained, that ny
license shall be given under the provision. ~, y,
this ordinance for o less period than lniS ~
mQnths, and then only upon the paymeh'''
Sis in Unite states currency.
Approved July %, 1874. .,
w. i.CABELL, MAYOR, '
Attest: W. ii. PRATHER, Sec'y. lihii"'
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tary Public
WHITAKER II WILKINSON,
Managers
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"Neuril."

instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. q. HoSKINs,
oddly Agent for Dallas.
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Music Bound IN the Latest
- II X II IL
HERALD OFFICE.
School and sunday school
books. at catalogue prices, ~
Frnnlkliu's book store.

"Croup,' so distressing nnd often fatal dis
casc, should not be- neglected. Mnrsdehs
PICTORIAL Balm ought 10 be- Immediately ad'
minstored. No parent who studies thc
health OF their little one hut should be pro-
ylded with bottle, For sale by all drug
glsls.
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PICTURE FRAMES

Made 10 order, and glass furn.
islled at Franlxlin's book store.
Main street, next door 10 Com
nor ~ Walkers.
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Ouk At THIS desire 10 establish con-
| nectiOn wi h Il good mousse for the rnr'
pose OF handing cot on nhd other produce
Ten years experience In buying nni selling
cotton and all kinds of merchandise, Az
dress lock boz PSI. lWlll
l, lTUATlON WANrED-By II young man
y with good practical business knowledge,
in some live business, Fair penn0n ana
good ut figures. Address ;. H., Herald Office.
IDllW
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Hoskins sells Magulre's cundurango an,
Sarsaparilla. iisdlw
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"A. NJ. Friend, Ed. \. Gay. l.. cohn, ], L.
Leonart, Ell. Harris, W. b. 0reenlaw, June
Peak, W. Q. Conner, J. f. Barkley, Alex.
Sagner. lsidxwtd
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RAILROAD TaME TABLE.
CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found at j, NJ. Grams, No. 5O7
Main street. Also, Gold md Silver Watches
that WILL KEEP 1T.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains AT
Dallas.
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Wall paper and crOquet sets
now at hand. and for sale at
low prices at Reed a. LathrOp's.
Elm street. opposite burnt dis
tricf.
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THE Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association has two drawings each day,
ut IL N. and p. NJ.
WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
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Hurrah for our flremen! Hurrah for their
friends!
Who battle so bravely against the fire
nends,
Hurrah for this beautiful bright gala day,
day TO remember with pleasure Tor aye.
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g o NJ MIr,r &c &c =,
ARRANGEMENTS,
RECEPTION.

t. j. Frank, II. Gibbs, w. @. Meyers, John
Tension, j. W. Simmons, John Schndell.
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Conner n Walker sell Maguire's Cunduran-
90 and Sarsuparilla. liSdlw
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-09-24

Grsrnu L1soroByE WruH, a
member Of one of tho families OF
whom Pennsylvania is Justly proud,
has received the Republican nCmina-
tion for Congcssin this district com
posed Of Perry, Franklin. Snyder,
Union. Huntington and Juniata.
On q fall aud fair vote this is a
very close district with any aver
arc nomination. Bat with the gal
liant gentleman now presented by the
l.uubiicars therc can.bc little doubt
! that wcsh1li curyit. This nomiua
ton Jumps With the times. Gen
Wistcr enjoys a reputation absolutely
una4soillblc. public spirit manifest
/ ed since his bovhool on every iit oc
casion. The confidence Of his follow
citizens. anl tho f.ryont admiration
ptall his friends aud noighbor5 III
.g % thousand y1tos stronger thm
his party aul viii make a bri'li1n
uca. lis homo j. in DiucauuJn.
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4 REVOLUTION.
TiCh,'rg IN Lcn,riannn.


''i ' '"' '''.'''' 10 am ''" !
For tAa second time since ih.
formation of Gao iri"rI Union our
Government i1 compelled TO deal
with a revolutions Daring tu. lust
iyr months active preparations Haye
hcol ",iu' on iuL0ui,ianai)r the do
posing oi iHo kc'lorE administration
ly G"r"', Tho movement WAS aimed
NOT only at IL" state o.liorlS, hlt
was in,endol to include AL the
county and municipal officers who
adhered lo tho Kellogg faction. \
military organization was formed
under ,ha name of the "" mtO
Lnognn, ostons'hiy for tho purpose
OF conducting u p"htlca! campaign,
hut only those who wore wlIlfulsl
blind were deceived by tins pretenso
The Leagues in New Orleans were
muous to begin tue war two weeks
ago, but the leaders woro not ready
IN tho meantime thoy kept ON re
cru'liuE. armlng aud drilling Three
or four boxes woro lGniei on thc
wharf from one OF the Eow Eor'
-.""o.rH which wcro markell "Lo
die, "nd Mleang' shoes, ,
\ detective who hopp'nd 10 h'
."noo. Che wharf thought the boNe
rather hooyy to contain nothing bn
shoes, nud ordered them to be talic'
top1iico noalquarters, Two citizen
.nppcarelonI claimed tho boSes, bn
in"'mach as thoy were ilIiod witt
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9.nub!ican conlresslonsl Conference

The coufcrocs comprising the Re
ruh';cin Conference uftha 18th Con-
.r, .Y1al District mot ut M,f,in.
town. Iuu,ata county ON NonIay.tho
Iltl inst. when the following named
Gentlemen were found u b. in at
tendance
rranklin-Gaorgo Il. Wicstliug,
John T. Ritchy. John NJ Pomcroy.
Fulton George A. Pitmlu, VIM.
a. Kendall. James Pott
/ Huntingdon john brewster, Low
C!ayblugh. $. r. Brown.
Juuilta-W p Tompson Solomon
Books, J. W. Mu',rsr0ueh.
Pcrrv-Isqac Wright, George Pom
nell. Henry T. liohcnshciltl
SNYDER Dqnl Eolendcr, john s.
Smith. j *. Davis.
The conference was organized hy
the appointment Of : r Brown Of
Huntingdon. as Chairman. j. Il.
Davis. u. Suv,.. AMI John VI PJmu
ROY. ~ Franklin. a- S,rrcAri 5
The following ngmel gentlemen
y.o plc.l ia nomination as cauli
l4... f.r Congress: 3. T.. Du'l'all 90!
Iu'.lm Jeremiah Lyons. OF Juniai.i
l,rgl1ru Wi4.cr oi porry; Samuel
,Iiuupn, Ji ,nylyr John Stewart OF
Franklin.
On tine ll;st ballot Stewart hpi /
vptc-: Wistcr ) pu''ioll 3; Lyons 3
NT'.,,,.,, . O., f.,.,.ft tb. fygt uU.l
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The ten thousand lcagucrs immedi-
atcly marched into Canal street,
where they encountered n body Of
the metropolitan police. A fight en-
sued. in which about thirty persons
(mostly policemen were killed and
ono hundred wounded The Metro
politpns hod in confusion, and the
lcaguers took possession of all the
station houses. Finding resistance
useless. tho whole police force sur
rendered. and were parolo1.
On Tuesday morning the 10Th
Governor Kellogg, apprchcnded yio-
lcncc. nod from the hotel temporarily
occupied by the Executive Depart
monts, aud took refuge in the Gus
tom House. The Lcagucrs took
possession Of the deserted building,
and Penn proclaimed himself Acting
Governor.
/ When thoao things became known
7 in Washington President Grant is
.uol % proclamation warning tlC
|mmal organizations that had dcpos
Icl Kellogg to- dcsist from their un-
lawful proceedings and to dispcrs,
within five days. \ direct issue ha,
been mala between the insurcont.
aud the Uuitod States Government
and unless everything is restored t,
the old sto!us there will certainly be
trouble
Since tho above is in type, we hay,
the pleasing Intelligence that th,
Louisiana bubble has burst, til,
NyEncry party having surrondcre,
all public property to General Emo
~ Of the United States army. Thi'
is no doubt due to tho prompt an,
energetic action Of the Executive o
tho United States.
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ALoxo SrRruaLr.-Tho Cuban war
still drugs its slow length along.
Captain General Concha has iu.t is
sued Il decree ordering in the licll
for active service five per cent. Of all
the volunteers enrolled IN the island,
to serve until noSt April. There Is
no exemption to be purchased by
money, and those who arc drafted
must either servo themselves or
furnish substitutes. This call will
place about $500 now men in tho
field, and to equip them and provide
for other war expenses. the banks
have been called upon for loans OF
S5OU.OOO in gold and Sl0O0,00J il
paper money. These fresh con
-ciiptiousand forced loans must be
getting mouot,uoUa to loyal Cuhans
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Limc.,ou'uV.. b. W'aior co,m,y, Pr

Tha Eo-Hoow E,moRy for all all
mcrt- in Rum Hjitcrs, surchargcd with
Fuscl oil, a deadly olcmrnt, rendered
more active by the pungcnt ostrin-
gents with which it is combined. II
your stomach is weak and your liver
or bowels disorl,rod, strengthen 4
regulate them with Vinegar Bitlors, Il
purely Vegetable Alternative and Ap.
orient, free from alcohol and clpablC
ofinfusing new vitality into your cX
hlustcd system. Scpl7 iw
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ii New lsyENItHS. I..t NI..r INK
you car Ride nnl Plough, and any r.ow
snu lc attached 90 90. Boys, oll mon.
rr.pr,.a ur my porson that can iriyo
team. can 3, the hc-i OF blowing, moro oi
i'. with fewer Row Shears .uG vita less
lrtit Cos tAo irlw. han can hc aou- hy
baud ly the best of rl0w-weu, snl that in
dry, rough pul stony grouul, snl the
mu,t oi thc grounl plHuRhcd With the
>u.ky. wiIi 10 with one less narrowing,
than that pl1uphe1 hy hand.
Tho rensYH "hy The P!oH runs lighter
attached To- the -ulky is because The
weight ofthe plow and Furrow is carried
Du the wheels, 1t has been tested with 4
p,uJmomct,r, AMI found TO run twenty
Gic per cent lighter than by blowing hy
hand, aui lh,t VITA the weight u u man
"a the Sulkgy.
+ THE reason why you can 10 moro plow-
b iu, ,,iih ,hp sIlb,y II. that there il liitla
,r no time lost hy your p'ow running out
aul then backing, ~ 10 IS almost imp,--i.
bic fyr the riow TO jump out when attach
ed to- the su,kcy, cy,a Ia Dry AMI stony
ground.
II, reason Why you can 10 better p'ow.
in, with tho Sg'kcy i- tLnt The Ylow - su
attached tD ,h, -Uit.y shat II mast take
eu oven depth and width 'urrow.
IT,. r,.sru ,yhy any ,crsan TINT can
''' '''." | 80 ...,,...
iN'Vc 'f.m tAh u'.N VII" '"' ''."rl -
.l.. I..E lave nothing O. Iu lVt g. drive.
.r.. r.....,.. ,,Nv /. i.t,4 fe.,,r r!.v,
'.. ',.t. .I' 49,. H. H.
arcs lh l.NIhs "l' ''. '''N"y, D. ''.''
tine I'.N ruus Ipri,gt|y level iaI wgNrH
.,.. 1.,. l...l '..,tH.. ..,.f.rp
."N ""N - III,
thr reason wa. 90, "'"Sy -'''' '''
mcu l. th4, hey .Hu hold r In'ion ai
.,.hr,lla oypr tl,n and 10 not need [,
'tHf .Dh't'"''
Tho reason less narrowing will DO IN sui
IT,. ,l.y,po /. il,. ilr .ullay tlrvy. st
~ ,.ll 60. 'hi a ,'
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1.-The ground much smoother LNu can u
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A DMTNI5IEATOR SNOTICE.-
- Letters of Administration on the estate 81
ohm Boyer dec a lnto OF Peuns township,
Hy10r county. PCuu'u., having beon grant
Il t. the uudcr-'grcd, ali persons knowing
'cHu SELVES ip1ChtPi 60 slll estate arc request
tl 90 mako Immediate payment, while th0se
having oiIirus VIII present them duly authouu.
;ltel for settlement tO
DANIEL OFT,
Aug. 20, - Administrator.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE Of Widows Appraisements

NOTICE Of Widows Appraisements
l under the $500 Law Notice il
hereby given that the following widows
apprBisemcnis have been filed with III,
Clerk Of The Orphans Court Of Suydcr Co.,
for confirmation on Monday, the 18th day
of September next
Tho appraiamont Of fCatlarine Mulliner widow
Of DANIEL hullinor decd.
Tho appraismont oioatharino frymyer widow
OF Isaac frymyer decd.
| The appraisment OF Rachel Eisenhower widow
| Of Reuben Eisenhower docd.
The appraisment of Louisa Snyder widow o.
I Lewis NJ. Snyder decd.
| The apprai mont OF Lydia BTOuse widow o
Emanuel Brouse deed.
The appraisement of Elizabeth Erdly widow
Of Francis Erdiy deed.
Sep l0l J, GROUSE, Clerk q. q.