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and des cribed as follows: Commen-
cling at post on Paulus road, said post
being the southwest corner of Joseph
Kerners' land thence east along the
south line of said Kerner's land two
hundred and sixty-six and one third
rods toa post thence south thirty-nine
rods to post thence west along the
north line of b. Weidenboerner's land
two hundred and sixty.six and one
third perches to Pontus road; thence
north along said road thirty-nine rods
to the place of beginning, containing
siXty-five acres, more or less, re.
serving and excepting, however, fif,
teen acres, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a post on Pau.
lus road, thence east two hundred and
sixty six and two.thirds perches;
thence north nine perches; thence
two hundred and sixty.six and two
third perches; thence south, fol.
lowing the line of said road nine
perches to the place of Begin
ming, containing fifteen acres. The
same having been sold at q previous
sale by the plaintiffs in this Writ.
On above property there is about
twenty-five acres under Improvement,
about fifty fruit trees growing thereon,
and a frame barn 2Sx40 feet.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of the Michael Heindl estate,
at the suit of the Wilcox Tanning
Company.
TERMS OF SALE.
The following must be strictly COM
piled with when theproperty is struck
off:
l. All the bids must he paid in full
except where the plaintiff or other lien
creditors becomes the purchaser, in
| which case the costs on the writs must
| be paid, as we'll as all liens prior to
that of the purchaser, and a duly GER
titled list of liens shall be furnished,
including mortgage searches on the
property sold, together with such lien
creditors receipt for the amount of the
proceeds of the sale, or such portion
thereofas he shall appear to be entitled
to.
2. All sales not settled Immediately
will be continued until six o'clock z.
NJ, at which time all property not set
tied for will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk OF the person
to whom it was first struck off, and
who, in case Of deficiency at such re-
sale, shall make good the same, and in
no instance will the deed be presented
for confirmation unless the bid is ac-
tually settled for with the Sheriff as
above stated.
DC. OYSTER, Sheriff:
Sheriff's office, Ridgway, Pa.
Aug. 10Th, 1878.
See Pardon's Digest, Ninth Edition
page 446; Smiths Forms, 384.
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EXecutOr's Notice.

ESTATE of Valentine Neubert, late
OF Benzinger township, Elk county,
Pa, deceased. LETTERS TESLA
MENTARY having been granted to
the undersigned upon the said estate,
all persons INDEBTED to the said estate
are requested to make payment.
and those having claims to present
them for settlement without delay.
CATHARINE NEUBERT,
n|Go. EXecutriX.
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The Gazette says "that clustering
blow-gun the Advocate published by
Walter Shupe of New York, and said
to be In the interest of the Greenbaclz
party went into bankruptcy ON Satur-
day last" Wrong dog by the tail
Brandon, put Oh your specs. Shupe,
not the Advocate, went into bank
guptcy.
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NOTICE
CONSUMERS

pArS,0 has caused many limitations thereof .
10 be placed on the market, we therefore,
caution all Chewers against purchasingG
such limitations. 60 ., .,,,S 3
All dealers buying or selling other plug
tobacco bearing hard or metal1c lapel;s Is
render themselves liable to the penaity oIS
trade marks are punishable by fine ana im-ss'
prlsonment. -, :, ,o-o @
TLe 1enuine TOI}JTIIARD TIN TAG TO-,
BACCO can be distinguished by g TIN TAGS
on each Jump with the word LORILLAhDe.
stamp thereon. ,o-- so
over 7,OSS tons tobacco sold In 1877, and
nearly 5000 persons employed in factories: u
Taxes daid Government in 1877 ABOUT s5,- %
100000, and during the past IL years, overEs
100000. q
These goods sold by all jobbers at manu-E
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Executors Notice,

ESTATE of Adam Kemmerer, of
Fog township, deceased. LETTERS
TESTAMENTARY having been
granted to the undersigned upon the
said estate, all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment.
and those having claims to present
them for settlement without delay.
n27t6. JOHN b, CrJNEO, Admir-
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NOTICE is hereby given that pc
utlono of citizens of Ridgway Township
will be presented at the next Court of
Quarter Sessions of Elk county for the
incorporation of Borough of the
town of Ridgway.
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that the Democrats will hold their pr-
mary meeting for the election of dele
gates on Saturday, Aug. 3lst, 1873, to
meet in convention at the court house
IN Ridgway on Tuesday, September
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3 ALSO-All that certain piece or
parcel of land situate in Benzinger
township, Elk county, Pa, bounded
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ALSO-1st, All the right, title, in
terest, claim and demand whatsoever
of defendant, into and out of certain
lot of land situate in warrant No. 52S5,
township of Jay, county of Elk and
State of Pennsylvania, further de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner of lot No. 2, decided
by John G.. Reading and Charles
Bartles to James M. Bateman June
"a, 1872; thence north forty-six and
one-half degrees east sixteen and six
tenths perches to intersect the middle
line of warrant No. 52S5 thence east
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ALSO-All that certain piece, par
Gel or tract of land situate, lying and
being in the village of Ridgway, in
the county of Elk and State of Penn
sylvania bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at the
southwest corner of Miner WilcoX's
lot, thence north siXty-five degrees ten
minutes west along the Milesburg and
Smethport turnpike, siXty-five feet
to corner of land decided to G. Y.
Wheeler and others, trustees, thence
north twenty-five degrees east one
hundred and sixty-eight feet, more or
less, to Sheridan street, thence south
sixty-nine degrees thirty minutes east
sixty-five feet, more or less, to Miner
WilcoX's lot; thence south twenty-five
degrees west along said Wilcox's west
line one hundred and siXty-eight feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning,
being the same lot conveyed by the
said Carrie d. Willis, sole acting ad-
ministratrix to said Salyer Jackson,
&c.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Salyer Jackson, S. A.
Olmstead and w. S. Service, and to be
sold at the suit OF Carrie ID. Wills, ad-
ministratriX, &c.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

ovriCeEs PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIST.
WAsHisGroS. July . ISIS
The following officers having been found by the
Army Roiiring Board incapactated Tor active service
on account OF disability incident 10 the service they
are by direction OF the President retired from active
sorv,cc In conformity with section 125l OF tho Re
viscd Statutcs:-
Colonel Thomas G. Pitcher, First infantry.
Assistant surgeon Frank Reynolds.
Captains-Josepb korin, sixth cavalry; John LAT
fcrty Eighth cavalry; Ly nde Catiin Eleventh inisn
try John II Donovan, Seventeenth infantry; Charles
E. Clarke Seventeenth infantry; John l.. job nson,
Twenty y-nrst inantry; Samuel t. Armstrong, Twenty.
four rth infantry.
First Licutcnants-John n. Walton, Fourth cavalry
William T. Craycraft seventh cavalry; Charles Bra.
csv.ry: George " Badd, MINI caysrv:
Henry X. Jones, First infantry; George Dun,
FIRST infantry; Gilbers y. Jennings, First
Infantry; David l. Ezekiel, Fourth infantry
William H. Mills, Ninth infantry; Freeman h. Oin.
stead Tenth Infantry Benjamin ID. Boswell cvcnth
ioiantry; LOUIS A. Mesmith, Twelfth Infantry Robert
q. Rutherford, Twelfth infantry; Henry Marco,te.
Seventeenth infsntrv Warren II. Dunton. Nineteenth
Infantry; Jonathan A. Yecklcs Twentieth infantry !;
Nicholas D. Badger, Twenty second infantry; George
h. Absc, Twenty yfourtt iniantry Edward Aiisw orth
Tw~nty- -nth infantry
second Lieutenant, Alfred II. Rogers, Eighth
cavalry; William " Wnsms. Third inianlry; Ed.
ward A. BerJamin, Third infantry
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HOTEL ARRlvAIR

Ex-senator Lot NJ. Morrill,, OF Maine; John D.
Derees, OF Washington, and Major w. N. Dunn.
United States Army, are at the Metropolitan. Con.
gresham George N. L,pders, of Connecticut: j.
Hubey Ashton, OF Washington: ex- senator b. Plat
Carpenter, OF Poughkeepsie; Judge Plat Potter, o.
Schenectady. and Mayor J. J. Belden, OF syracuse
are at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-Governor Thomas
Swami, OF Maryland, Is at tho New York. Richard
vaux, OF Philadelphia is at the Hoffman.
Comptroller Frederick =. Ocott, OF Albany, Is as
at the Union sqrare. Professor T. Il. Lounsbury, OF
Yale College, is at. The Park Avenue. Theodore N.
Vail, superintendent OF the Railway Mail Service. is
at the Gisey ChIcf Engineer William W. W. Wood.
United States Navy, is at the Astor House Ex-cou-
eressmen Thomas G. Plat, OF Owego, Y ana julius
Hochkiss OF Connecticut, are at the ST. Nicholas.
Sidney T. Fairchid, o. Cazenovio. N. Y, 10 at the
Buckingham. Judge George i. Comstock, OF Syra-
cusc. and Elmore 7. Ross, OF Auburn, \. Y, az
the Wlndsor
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INTERNATIONAL sCULLING RACE.

BRocKvII.LE, Ont, July 2, 1875.
A consolation race by sculIers who took no prize
yesterday was rowcd this evening over
course OF three miles with q turn Riley, Ten
Eyck, McKen and Elliott taking part IN the
race. start was effected q few minutes
after O'Clock. Elliott first to catch tho
water, Ten Eyck and Riley following Immediately,
with McKen half length In the rear. On near
ing the turning buoy MeKcn led iour lengths
out WAS far out OF his course, and turned
with no advantage Riley, who turned
Ten EycK's buoy. Ten Eyck rowing quickly Nc Ken
had TO pull dngonay to gain good water, un fell to
the rear, Rey leading by SIX or eight lengths Nc
Ken inado a great effort. passing Ten Eyck and
gaining rapidly on Riley, who IN only
a length and half ahead, pulling "a to McKon's 81
Time, 22H Eiliotps boat having sprung leak, quit
the before the turn. Ten Eyck entered protest
account Of Riley turning the wrong buoy, but the
referee decided according to the rules OF the National
Amateurs Association, under which the race was
rowed, that Riley could turn any buoy providing no
did not impede any other coE petitor.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER CAPITAL CITY.
I.I.l O.


MEMPnIs, Tenn July ? ISIS
About two O'Clock this morning Dire Lroko out
near the bo,ior head OF The Anchor Line steamer
Capital City, from vicksburg for ST. Louis,
while lying at the elevator here. and IN
a few minutes tho whole boat was
wrapt In flames, the officers,
and passengers barely escaping with their lives, ieav
Ing clothing and everything behind. strong west.
ery gale blowing at the time, and before The fire
engines ana tuss could reach the sceno the elevator
Ore aud the gale drove the flames through
the building. where stored thousand
brrrcs OF OIL, bagging ana otner in inmabc arti ces
back the hrcmeD, but not until one, named Con
nefs, had been dangerously burned AS soon
the fire discovered Captain Crane ordered
The boat to be cut loose In order the elevator
but the gate held the boat hard against It until pulled
oil by tug, WHEN the boat floated down 100 yards
among some trading and wood poats, and las burned
TO the boiler deck alter setting those boats hre.
The elevator was soon burned 10 the wnter's edge,
and, together wnh u large amount OF valuable mer-
chandise. IS u total loss.
There are numerous conf as to the number OF
lives lost, but up 10 this writing only BODY has
6een found, which lies tho deck OF the Capital
Guy, only the trunk being left, and thus fur
II has been identified that OF Tnoulas
Ewing OF Colfax. Ind. by his aged wife, He was
seventy three years OF ago ana wus returning home
from the South. Mr. Robinson, of Longw ood. Miss
was seriously burned. All The crew sale, the
boat crowded with passengers when she arrived
here, but the majority had gone ashore.
Captain Crane thinks that the boat and elevator
were set nrc at the samo time he had
tho boat hall nOur before tho IRE discovered
and found her all right ana the watchman, i've miu
be the fire broke out had passed the spot and
noticed nothing wrong Tho loss Will exceed $500 000
The Anchor Line Company carried their own risxs.
tho Imperial oil London and the Peoples OF Memphis
ard FIR $1,000 In Tho Home OF New York.
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SUICIDE OF A BANK CASHIER.
[DY TEL EGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MOUNT CARMEL, Pu.. July .. 1877


MOUNT CARMEL Pa. July ., 1878.
Henry D. Rothermel, tho cashier OF the Mount
Carmel Savings INK, the only banking institution OF
Ing. The bauk has capital of $50, 900 and ur til
lately had deposits to large or u larger amount.
Tho hard times and the feeling of insecurity
among people, resulting from the recent failures
OF banks IN this neighborhood, caused run on The
bank and Il has been m possible to realize tho
rom the securities Of the bunk AS fast IL has been
asked tor By tho deposltors. Yestsrday the drafts
VI the bank were protested Philadelphia and II was
ascertaincd that would nave Impossible keep
the institution open longer than to-day This is sup
posed TO have 30 pfeyed upon tho MUD Of
Mr.. Rothermei MS to cause him 10 commit the rash
act. There were three gentlemen IN the banking
at the time OF the shooting; one OF thon had
just finished u conversation with the untort nato
cashsr and was going out at the door when he
was startled by the crack OF pistol as no
turned from Mr.. Ro,hcrmcl The lattor must have
committed tho iata! act deliberately, but rapidly
Taking his ialss teeth from his mouth they werc
found on the counter where he had placed them, ho
put the muzZo OF revolver to his NOUN and nred
The whole AFFAIR was over IN minute, and the men
who wcro In tho olicc al the time rushed 10 tho
counter 10 lind him lying on the loor In the last
agonics DEATH rno bail had the roo OF tho
mouth penet aed the BRAIN aud he died i'm ~
The af~ir was terrible shock 10 tho community,
aud the excitement that followed can hardly DC por-
lrayed.
leaves a vile and live children He has been con-
nectcd with tho bank siuce It's organization seven
years ago. and enjoyed the confidence OF tho
stockholders OF The bauk and tho people.
He frugal and temperate In his
habits and his integrity has never been questioned
ot the savings funds Of tho town He has
conducted the bank economically and without clerical
sssisiancc. and II may be possble that an
investigation OF the books which Is now In
progress may reveal somo Other for tho
ribie deed than Is Low apparent An Inquest was
held this afternoon by The Coroner Of the county and
o verdict returned In accordance With the facts as de-
tailed above.