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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27

When General Grant was in Dublin
a poet read IAN international poem
for his benefit. The poem consisted
of an apotheosis to Grant and an
aposioperis to Brian Borhue. The
poet tried to induce Grant to send the
whole poem to the New York Herald
by cable, but Grant cruelty refused.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27

HAVING qualified as administrators of tho
IL estate Of L, j, BOwmann' decsase5 III
persons indebted 70 the estate are notified IN
como forward and settle, and those havinc
claims against the estate are hereby noti6ed
to nle them, duly authenticated, with me or
my attorney, ); 2, Young, at No. 2T3% Main
street, within the time prescribed by law,
MARY A. BOWMANN,
ll4-l2O I1s-192 D'"'N"Hhi WV u,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27

by virtue of a deed Of trust made bv v. w
~ Williams and r. c. Williams to j. N.
Wesson, l Will offer for sale, on the depot
platform in the town of Bartlett, on MOn.
day; I7th day of February, 1879. an nm
divided one-half interest in a certain tract of
land therein described, which deed is of re-
cord IN the Clerk and Recorder office in the
county OF Lee State of Arkansas, In Record
BOOK u. at page bl9. Said land living and
being IN Lee county, Arkansas, the east half
OF section thirty-four (34), township three IN,
north o. range five ~, east Of the Pine Al.
pie meridian, containing three hundred and
twenty CS2Ol acres, more or less, and being the
same as that was conveyed by j. w, Vernon
70 A. M. Hood and II. j. Crisal. Also another
tract IN the same. county and State described
as follows: Southeast quarter of section ION
tWenty-seyen, three l3l, north, FIVE (5), east,
containing one hundred and sixty Q6O)aeres'
the interest conveyed being an undivided one,
nall interest conveyed by Crisal and villa 10
said V. W. Williams. MY W
The ssieis made at the request of the beno-
therein expressed. ness
IN, Wesson isdead, and have been an
pointed trustee in his stead by docree of ttbo
Ohaneery Court of Shelby county. WV
Terms Of sale cash. Title beiieved 20 ho
good, but convey only as trustee "
January II, 1879, tFrIIiss'ggesi
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A administrator Of the estate Of John IL.
n Mitchell, deceased, l will, on
Saturday, January "a. 1874.

At Il o'clock m, at the shop of the late John
III Mitchell, on south Court street, offer for
ing lot OF personal property belonging 10 said
estate On unfinished carpenters sbop. one
set Of block and tackle, one lot Of hardware,
one chest Of carpenter tools, one lot of ium-
Der, and one buggy.
g. G. DENT, Attorney. ii5l15s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED.
Steamer Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
" Silverthorn, Evansville.
Batesyille, st. Francis river.
Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
John Gilmore, New Orleans.
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati.
0sceola Belle, Osceola.
John B. Maude, Vicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
" John Gilmore, Ohio river.
Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Silverthorn, Vint Shinkle, George w
Cheek, Coahoma, 0sceola Belle, John b
Maude.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27

The palatial and swift passenger
steamer Illinois in command of Cap
tain George Malone, is the regular
packet leaving this evening for Arkan-
sas City and the bends, giving special
attention to all way and plantation
business. Captain John Gwathmey,
a worthy gentleman and efficient clerk.
controls the office, assisted by johnny
Briggs and VIII Darragh.
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LEAVE. ARRIVE.
MemphIs and IdttIe Rock.

LRAyE. ARRIVE.
Mail train, daily. .........- $50 pm. $40 am
Fright, daily lex. SUM- 500 am. 5.45 pm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27

~ virtue Of a deed of trust executed TO me
~ by n: i. Douglass, on the 18th Of Feb.
reary, ts,o, and recorded in the register
page 81 l will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27
Memphis and Charleston.
Mississippi and Tennessee.

New Orleans Mail, daily g.
Sardis Accommodation,
daily Except Sunday. 8.
Freight 4 Accumulation,
daily Except Sunday. Z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-27

The Vint Shinkle, Captain Sterling
Mcintyre, came in from Cincinnati
yesterday with 20l bales cotton and
1900 pkgs of general merchandise.
She leaves this evening with a return
trip for Cincinnati, paying strict at
t%ention to all bend business and all
points on the Ohio river, and makes
direct connection with the principal
railroads for all points East. Captain
J. A. Lindsay, an affable gentleman
does the hOnors Of the Office.
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and could not be

ed the worth of it, and could not be
paid by Brenda.
Like other wealthy men. grand
father Abney seemed to have died
poor. After ell, the three had not as
much as Toinette. with the stout old
ebony cane.
But one day, by and by. little Alb
ney was riding the ebony cane, and
the top came Of and showered the
floor with gold. II had been made
hollow, and filed from end to end
with gold-pieces.
Toinette burst out weeping.
"Ah, be did love me after ALL" she
cried.
II was not q great fortune. but
enough 10 take the pair 20 Rome,
where they sre studying to-day.
Fate willed that the cousins should
end out the : cret Of the ebony cane
and because Trey could not snap and
snarl at Toin e, they snapped and
snarled At eaea other. and are poor
10 this day.
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Had Forgotten Himself.

An incident, Q somewhat ludicrous
one. of the FIRE at the Hsgerstown he.
tel, has been told us by o who was
there and who literally barely" es.
capped with his life. He is q travel.
ling man. Being suddenly awaken.
ed that night by q bright light shin.
ing in his face, be discovered tina,
the window frame of bis room, on
the third floor, was one blaze of fame
and that the apartment was rapidly
filing with smoke. He at once left,
how, be knows not, but finally sue.
ceeded in reaching the ground by q
jump from q second. story window
When safely landed be stood watch.
ing the work Of destruction, and neal
BY him were q group of verv thinly
clad females, also gazing.
While thus standing he noticed a
party of fremen hurrying past with
q quantity of feminine apparel. He
immediately, with that gallantry &c
III keeping With . travelling man,
hailed the men with:
Look here, you fellows, give these
ladies some of those clothes.n
The reply was in an instant:
"All right, stranger, we'll do 80
but don't you think it would be a
good idea to put on Q pair Of spurs
yourself?
The last remark caused him to in
vestigate himself, when be found that
his whole costume was . shirt, q vest,
and . pair of CATERS, while the rest
OF his garments hung idly over his
arm. Our friend blushed, sought q
refuge and pulled on his psnts.-Nor.
yisto1on Herald.
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Over tho nslds by winding ways
We wandered on together.
Under the aashing azure skies.
In = hush Of August weather.
Round aboat a, far and near,
We heard the locusts humming,
And the asters starring the lonely path
Laughed out 10 see us coming.
Bird songs out OF the sunlit cak
Fell ripping through the shadow,
Like q spear Of fame the cardinal flower
Burned out along the meadow.
Into car hearts the blithe Winds blew,
its own free g!sdness giving.
And eli thinKr laughed In the happy Garth,
For ths pure sweet JOY Of living
Two roamct on with their eyes aiixht
And their hearts 10 stin Scr laughter,
Two m . resei Of golden uie.
Lcsksd neither before nor after.
One sent dreaming with dcvnczst faee
Thruagh the hush 9th woodland cover
bat sss praised Odd iron = tremsainE bari
That the shadow q pain was ever
-Suadag UffrncQi
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A medical journal, advising stud.
ents how to take care of themselves,
says:
"Sit up to the table when you read;
easy-chairs abolish memory. Do not
read the same book too long at one
sitting. IF you are really weary Of
one subject change it for another.
"Read steadily for three hours a
day for five days in the week. The
use of wet towels and strong coffee
betrays ignorance of how to read.
TEST the accuracy of your work
as soon as you have finished it. Put
your facts in order and soon as you
have learned them.
"Never read after midnight. Do
not go to bed straight from your
books. Never let your reading in
terfere with exercises or digestion.
Keep q clear head, a good appetite,
and a cheerful heart"
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- -
A Model Confession.

The Steubenville Gazette says :
Several years ago, in q western
town, q young lawyer, o member Of a
large church, got drunk. The breth-
rem said be must confess. He de-
INJURED. He knew the members to
be good people, but they had their
little faults, such a. driving hard bar
gains, screwing the laborer down to
low wages. loaning money at illegal
rates, incorporating articles they
had for sale, etc. But they were good
people. and pressed the lawyer to
come before the meeting and own up
to his sin Of taking q glass too much,
for they were temperance people and
abborred intemperance. The sinner
went to the confession, found o large
gathering of brethren aud sisters,
whose bowed heads rose and whose
eyes glistened with pure delight as
the lawyer began his confession
i confess he said, that / never
tooB ten per cent. tor money
On that confession down went a
brothers. head with q groan.
4 never turned a poor man away
from my door who needed food and
shelter
Down went another head.
L confess / never sold q skim-miIk
cheese for q new one;' w~hereupon
woman shrieked for mercy.
i confess that / have not been
P~harisaical and self.righteous, and
have not sought to iujure or perse,
cute those who have not happened tt
agree with me : when down dropped
numerous heads.
i confess that / never played the
h%ypocrite, and that l do not lie, and
that l have not used religion as {
cloak when down went several 9th
er heads, and among them the head
of the very ones who were so anxious
that he should confess.
But concluded the sinner, 4 have
been drunk, and am very sorry for it.
Whereupon the meeting quietly dis
persed.
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COURT
On Monday, Angus. e5, 1879.
DEGISTER'S NOTICE.

III
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the fol-
lowing accounts have passed register, and THAT the
same will be presented for confirmation and al
lowance at an Orphans Court to be held ut Som
erset, on Thursday, August %, 1879.
Account of J. r. McAIillen guardian of A t,eo
Gerhart. Aiee
First and final account of Herman cbr,s,ror
decd. Ditther,
Inc hist ana hnal account of Simon Blubaugh.
Administrator of John Bancord. decd
The hrst and separate accounts Of Fradari.-
Durr ana Ghristena Rcmbold, Executors Of Henry
First and final account of Henry ~ Nru,a
decd. A""hs stone,
The final account of Jacob Henry. Adminls,ra.
tor OF Jacob A. Miller, decd.
The account Of II. q. Beerits yuar,;,n os MI
ME T.. Hefiey. Vi "A"-
Inc second account of George and John II.
Lowry, administrator of Benjamin Lowry lie.
The hnai account of Josiah ]. Walker one or
the Administration of Jacob Fritz. deed,
rirst anu maj account of Sarah Friedlinc. Ad-
tate OF Aaron Friedline, decd.
Account OF Y. A. Siatler, Vim Sta,Iar and wr
M. Sehrock, Administrators of Daniel StotIsr
The third account of John Sneicbo- On, w.
NJ; Schroek, Administrator and Trnstees for he
SAFE OF the real estate of Tobias Speicher. dec,d.
rirst accoent OF Andrew Hoover. Administrator
Oh frederlck Hoover, decd.
account OF Jacob b. Cricbfelc and VIM. Baker.
ADMINISTRATOR OF Wm. M. CrichfeId deceased'
VINO was the guardian of Maggie Sweitxer'
Aceount OF Jacob u. Criehdeld and WIN. Baker.
Administrator OF VIM. M. Crjcbf;ejd dsc,J
fIIst una mai account of Nelson Carey and
h~~alu xorn, Executors of Jacob Zorn. decd.
Wm. Dietx, decd. '"' ADMINISTRATOR Vi
ane second account of ]. o. Meyers. Admins
traitor OF Peter Meyers. late of Snmm,. ,ownsbin
| ed. ~ Vi summit so"nship'
John Leidig, decd.
m ris. and mai account of Robert H. Patterson,
ministrator Of Noah Barnet deed.
ACCOUNT OF Henry F. SchclI guardian of George
vAccount OF II. F. Schell, guardian Of Sarah
Npafer, formerly Sarah Coleman.
Account of Daniel Shoemake Guardian ri
Mary Z. Yergason. "
FIRST and hnal account of George w. Benford
guardian OF Mollie V. Benford.
Efirst ana nnal account Of Annie Wambaugh
ADMINISTRATIVE of Sylvester Wambaugh, deed
Inc account of Daniel Hefiey, Executor o.
Saran henley, deceased.
FIRST and partial account of Aaron VIII and
Henry Struekoff, Executors of Henry d.. Snyder
July 80 Register
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Summer Eating.

One of the things which the public
does not concern itself about as much
as it ought to, is the kind and amount
of food it shall eat during the sum-
mer. The generality of the people
60 on the same way during the sum.
mer that they do in winter, with re-
spect to the food they eat, varying
it only rs the seasons themselves va
ry it. The average man or woman
is not apparently aware that the heat
OF the body may be materially in.
creased or decreased according to
the kind and amount of food that lie
imbibed. True, most people when
the hot weather comes along, rush
spontaneously 20 fruit, and cram
themselves with berries, cherries,
peaches, ~watermellons, c~antelupes,
pears, and often swallow much more
than is good for them. Hence chol.
era morbus, diarrhea and other elm.
liar affections of the stomach. But
very little care is taken in eating
heavy beef in a great qusntity as
during the coolest months in winter.
1t is no frequent sight to see q maj
sit down, when the thermometer is Of
ninety-ive degrees in the shade, at 9
table groaning with fat-forming
heat-producing meats. On these be
gorges himself, until be is filled to
repletio1 as during the coolest days
in December and January. 1t takes
repeated warnings and q long expe.
rience to teach him that it is just az
s~enseless to do this in the depressing
days of July and August as it wouli
be for him to wear his thick winter
tlannels and overcoat. True philos
opy would teach US to be as careful
to keep the inside of the body as COO
as the outside.
A great deal of stuff has been writ
ten concerning the danger of colo
drinks, and eating ices and creams
There is danger under certain cir
cumstances, when large qusntitie.
are gulped down when the body il
overheated. But when no more
heat is experienced than what il
inevitable in warm weather from
any, even the highest exercises
draughts of water may be quaffed b.
mouthfuls at q time, or even the
creams or ices be slowly eaten will
a spoon, without any risk, save ex
ceptional cases. OF course Their,
are many ignorsnt and obstinate
people, who, eating and drinking
habitually like pigs, cannot be salts
fed with this quiet and temperate
mooe of epjoyment. They pay the pen
atty of their disqualification. But fol
intelligent people, who will learn hov
to eat and drink reasonably, Their,
is abundance of healthful pleasur
for the palate, even during the hot
test days. Eating and drinking cor
rectly is an art, and has to be &C
CURED.
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An view.

This is the view taken by an in.
FAINT of ST. Joseph, Missouri.
Little Freddie, was undergoing the
disagreeable operation of having his
hair combed by his mother, and be
grumbled at the vancouver.
why, Freddie" said mamma,
you ought not to make such a fuss.
don't fuss and cry when my hair is
combed."
YES" replied the youthful party,
.'but your hair amt hitched to your
head.n
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A temperance reformer of promi.
nence makes the yellow fever scourge
q basis for temperance argument.
He finds that the total deaths from
yellow fever in the United States fol
the past ten years is only $1,000,
1900 of whom died last year. In
the same time, according to q careful
and probably reasonable compute.
ton, $4,000 men have died from in
temperance, or at the rate of S., OO0
annually. This gentleman proposes
to quarantine against whisky as .
more destructive destroyer than vel
low jack.
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Thomas, late OF Conemaugh Twp,
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate hay-
ing been granted to the undersigned, notice IL
hereby given to allpersons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same to present them duly
authenticated for settlement at the late residence
Of deceased in said township on Saturday the
3oth day of August, 1879.
ISAAC YODER.
SAMUEL THOMAS.
July 10 Administrators with Will annexed.
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AoHday, .iWgad IS is-a
- tie premises in ~Areyhsoy n
A eer'aln Tract orlani WIN n.
Situate In fali township. a. la--.
Ge Newland- John D1nr. Aais 4
hefe. .1iip fclton and other, W.
acres, y acres thereof are elears. eal1v al
state % cultivation. tbs balaoce - "a q -;
Is scstimatec by Kool ludrcstb.s 1~lene 4
cords etenestnut aad oak hark az h. trn
reaaonaoieuistance q a guri hart - via
imlr1fements are 4 large new ~ -.d to
lNoiing house with basement s,orv .g nu.
oaak oern, spSing house sni oihc; -
elee,eo "a the premises, there arc ais Iss
appie and peach trees and 20 gr.re chs
Ing age on the premises; tlls Ia 4 q Ia,
iarm and lays within ole ant a bsgf n.m2,sei
town OF New Baltimore, couseni-ns ~ = ne
sen0ots, mills and stores, and L. hi ev.- NAErAs
plcte hts iortunc. pusiour
There VIII aiss be saLi a, the
place a arsc variety 81 personal n.- unc All
" eset on a vel cultivated farm -'aers
work horses, colts, cows, young r,fus b
sieis, pioss, harross, grain AM, hor,es1
TEBMS-Onethiri ofthe ru-..
the real estate % he p1El on s5ns-mS money q,
! anil delivery OF deed. onethiFI in s~ % ls
one-thsni IN one year after e1uarmaft- va al
with interest on deferred payments. t., ~ sale
81 the purchase to be paid On the dtv - ~ Cen
wlittS deducted from the haug-rs,,.- shib
porson1l property a credit Of ninety n N the
given % aiisums over i've dollars. I'M VII le
I'VE dollars to be cash. Sale 10 e,mwS-l aaler
I o'clock A. NJ. euee az %
July9 "ALkER,
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GEORGE SPANGLER.
Assignee Of VIM. Rhoads.
JULIE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

IL
To Magdalena Thomas, widow, Jacob Thomas,
Moses Thomas, Joseph Thomas, John Thomas,
Levi Thomas, Emanuel Thomas, Peter Thomas,
Erany intermarried with Jacob j. Easn, and
Elizabeth intermarried with Joseph ID. Fash.
all residing in Somerset county, Pa, except Peter
Thomas, (of Lowell p. o. Kent County, Michigan,
ty, Indiana, and Levi Thomas, (of Scalp Level
POP Cambria Co., Pa.
You ARE hereby notified to appear at an
Orphans Court, to be held at Somerset on Mon
day the 18th day Of Aukustnext, to accept or refuse
TO take the realestate OF Gcorge Thomas, deceased,
ut the appraised valuation, or show cause why the
same should not be sold.
EDGAR KYLE,
Sheriffs Office, Sheriff.
July 10, 1879
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Search warrant

allows an officer to go through your house from
cellar 70 garres, and lindsex's Blood
tenn from top to toe and drive out all blood diseases.
Its cures are wonderful and certified to by doctors,
preachers and people. Scrofula, Msrcurial Dis
eases, E~rysipelas, letter, Ulcers In the Lungs or
on the Skin, Boils, Pimples, sc, we warrant 1t to
cure. 1t Is q purely Vegetable Compound and
Powerful Tonic. For sale by ell Druggists. See
that our name u on the bottom Of the wrapper.
X. E. SELLERS co, Prop'rs, Pittsburgh, Pa
en- BOYD, Agent. Somerset, Pa.
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Price ST. Per Bottle,
Six Bottles for Sd

Delivered to any address free from OBJ.
servation.
patients" may consult by letter. receiv-
ing the same attention as by calling, by
answering the following questions
/. Give your name and post-oftice adj
dress, county and State. and your nearest
express office?
2. Your age and sex?
8. Occupation?
4. Married or single2
5. Hight, weight, now and in health?
6. How long have you been sick
Z. Your complexion, color of hair and
eyes
8. Have you a STOPPING or erect gait?
0. Relate without reservation all you
know about your case. Enclose one dol.
lar as consultation free. Your letter will
then receive u attention. and we will
give you the nature of your disease and
our candid opinion concerning a cure.
Competent Physicians attend to CORES
pondents. AL letters should be addressed
to Dispensatory. 1917 Filbert Street, Phila.
delphis, Pa.
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Save Your Children.

For expeIIlng por1ss from the system, seii e,rs,
yermifuge has no equal In this or any M
country. s.One teasho0nful given 20 a e-s.sfer
taxing the medieine.-Benj. Lytle, Union ISt
ship, Pa. Also "expeIled 400 rorms ron ~; No
We years old.r-Wm. Sarver. ST. Eyr X
Sold By druggists. Price % cts X T. n-.nI,r.
SCO., Prop'rs, Pittsburgh. Pa. senu
Juiy2
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COFF

Every grade Of Coffee quoted in my Price List
Is cheap at the ~price-from that quoted ut 12i9
cents, 10 my celebrated FRENCH or DELMoNIco.
| will, at any time, prove this by showing (f re
luestedl the Coffee 10 its green state. To those
who desire something very fancy, l recommend
my new FRENCH oYYEE which is. with the ex-
ception Of the celebrated DELMoNIco, (which has
no equal,) the finest Coffee in the market. The
demand WHEN mas sprung up Tor 4, IN me last Jew
FEES are straight Rios, mot Santos, which are
too weak strong and fine favored, fresh and
carefully roasted-being roasted on Tuesday and
Thursday of each week.
On this price list, l beg TO call attention to the
Il ToliamfnU
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SECOND WEEK.

SECOND WEEK.
l q. b. King s use VS.. VIM. III. Brooks.
= q. Il. Kings use VS.. Win. IL. Brooks.
, Lydia Donges's Trustee VS.. Topper and
fyan.
4 Fayette Co., Mutual Fire Insurance 60. vs..
30. Meyers.
8 Fayette Go. Mutual Fire insurance Co. VS..
j.: u Meyers, Admr. OF p. Meyers. decd
0 Oliver A. Parker vs.. Ira C.Canield.
T. Michael Wills vs.. Wallace II. Walter.
5 John j. Fritz VS.. Henry NJ. Carver.
. casper Loechel rs. Keim & Liyengood.
10 V. Il Wertz VS.. John Hicks.
IL Edmund Herman VS.. Vim. b. Frease.
II Chorpenning & Fritz use, VS.. Mahlon Miller.
10 George Mason vs.. Geo. w. Speers.
II John and Alex. Leslie VS.. J.. G. Hartman
ct al.
Is f.. Loring Va. Thomas Fox.
ID Sarah Fritx's use VS.. VIM. Slier.
IL Henrietta Nedrow vs.. GRAFT NJ. Pile.
Is John A.. Young vs.. Charles L. Baltzer.
10 Mary II. Geiger VS.. George Hardin.
~ James Kelley vs.. Christian Fisher.
q Henry L. Young VS.. Jonathan J. Miller.
y benjamin Lape VS.. Samuel Horper.
- McComas, Uilman & Col VS.. TIL Savage
Fire Brick Go.
"A First National Bank of Conncllsviue, Pa,
vs.. Isaac Hugus.
70 Jacob Rector VS.. The Township Of Milford.
II. f.. SCHELL.
August 80 ProthOnotary.
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OLD TEA HOUSE.

In issuing nay UNI CATALOGUE and PRicE
LAST. | beg TO inform my customers and the pub
lie generally that my facilities tor supplying their
wants are completes In every respect Sly SOCK OF
SrArLE AMI FkNcY GsOcEEiEs, ut all kinds. ans
Of standard qualities, Is rcflete ami carefully Sc
iecsed in every department. ihe prices hdre IN
doubleday touched bottom.
do not care to sell the lowest priced goods with
out regard 20 quality, as know that there arc
many articles on the market which are alto
gether Improbable 10 the consumer. Especially
Is this true of
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