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Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

PAPER and Envelopes at Plummer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Nnt A1lowed Across the Line.

We were informed this morning by ! prominent Mexican, that orders had been received by the Mexican Consul at Sonora, from the Mexican Minister a Washington, 10 the effect, that here after the United States troops would not be permitted 10 cross the border in pursuit of thieves or fugitives from ju.-
 ice. notwithstanding the law of June lst. 1877. This order applies only 10 f action of the United States troop.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

GLAZING and kalsomining by oLeary.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

SuS-suADEs and Picnic Hats, elegantly trimmed, just opened, and sold at New York prices, at the White House
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

RYE and Rock at the Pima Sank Exchange
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

TEA, Table and Bar Spoons at Plummer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

ZEcKESDoKF < STAAB have just received 8 orge consignment Of Hayden's Flour.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FoE Spring Suitings and Trimmings of ey cry description, go the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
Two Billiard Tables for Sale.

TWO BILLIARD TABLES, cues, racks and
 balls for sale Inquire at Congress Hsisi TuczOn.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

TIE only place for the O. X. and Ancho Butter is at Felix & Co.'S, Mesilla street.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FoE SNE.-Restaurant, complete in all its appointments. in good location; rent reason able; has a good run of custom. The present owner is compelled to sell on account of bad health Apply at this office.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

ZEcKENDoRF < SrAAB are having big run on their Williamsburg Beer.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FRESH Eastern Oysters at the Maison Doree at Sl.5O per dozen.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

TIE finest kind of Gents Furnishing Goods can be found at Wilzinski d Franks, at popu- lar prices
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
WELL regulated Clock. cheap at Berger's.

zzEzEz;,1Ezzr E WELL regulated Clocks cheap at Berger's OYSTERS, fresh from the Coast.
 DnL & HOLT. GLAZING and kalsomining by o'Leary. JUsr received at Felix < Co.'S, fifty boxes of Oregon apples and California oranges. RTl: and Rock at the Pima Sank Exchange. For. assorted Pickles and sauer Kraut, go to Felix < Co. PAPER and Envelopes at Plummers. TEA, Table and Bar Spoons at Plummer's.
  WrzINsKI & FRANK have just received a full stock Of Fine Hats for city trade. FINE California Oranges and Northern Ap- pies at Felix < Co.'S, Mesilla street. NOVELTIES in Scarfs and Scarfpins at Will zinsli lE Franks Coop goods at low prices at Plummer's. FINE Cigars at the Gem. NoBHY Goods Of all kiads can always be found at Wilzinski 6 Franks New store FEEsH Oysters at the Maison Doree, si.5O per dozen. FINE German Lunches at all hours at the Gem.
 GOLD Tooth-pichs at Plummer's.  PIANOS and Brass Instruments at Bercer's.
 ---~--- GERMAN Lunches a speciality at the Pims Bank Exchange PIPES and Tobacco at Pllmmer's
  GOLD, silver and nickel Watches Ckey and stem-windersl, at Berger's. SEwING-MACuINEs al Plummer's.
  PAR,soLs and Ladies' Sun Umbrellas of every description, just in at the White House.
  Doc collars at Plummer's.
  LADIES and Children's Sun Hats, great vari- ety, at 90 cents each, at the White House, HoUsE painting by O'Lecry. PAPER hanging, etc, by O'Lesry. EMBOSSED pictures at Piummers. PIANOS and Organs sold or instalments at Berger's. SEwING-MAcHISEs to rent at Bcrgers.
  SHE'LL Oysters, fresh, and served in all styles at Dill & Holts. SHEARS and Scissors at Plummer's. FRESH Eastern Oysters at the Maison Doree at Si.5O per dozen. ZECKENDoRF S STAAB are having big run on their Williamsburg Beer. TIE only place for the o. X. and Anchor Butter is at Felix & Co.'S, Mesilla street. Fon Spring Suitings and Trimmings of ey- cry description, go the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

PARAsoLs and Ladies' Sun Umbrellas of every description, just in at the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FIFE HUNDRED Lawn and Csmhric Wrap pers, Princess style, from Sl.50 up, received al the White House.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

Coon goods at low prices at Plummer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

SHEARS and Scissors at Plummer's
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

SHELL Oysters, fresh, and served in all styles at Dill & Holt's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

PIPES and Tobacco at Plammer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

NoBEY Goods Of all kiads can always b' found at Wilzinski 65 Franks New Store.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

LADIES and Children's Sun Hats, great vari- ety, at 50 cents each, at the White House,
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

Doc collars at Plummer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

GOLD, silver and nickel Watches Ckey and stem-winders) at Berger's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

sEw1SG-nAcurxEs at Plummer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FEEsH Oysters at the Maison Doree, s1.5o per dozen.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

GERMAN Lunches a speciality at the Pim Bank Exchange.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

SEw1NG-MAcHISEs to rent at Bcrger's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FINE German Lunches at all hours at the Gem.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

GOLD TOoth-pichs at Plummer's.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

FINE Cigars at the Gen.
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

PIANOS and Brass Instruments at Berger
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27

HoUsE painting by O'Leery.
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J. N. PHELPS.

Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Rem
edy and Nerve Tonic may well be
called ~Tae conquering hero of the
times. II Is he medical triumph of
the age Whoever has tine blues
should i.e Il, for It regulates and re-
stores toe disordered system that
gives rise 10 them. 1t always cures
Biliousness and Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipation.
Headaches, FEVER AND AGUESPLEEN,
ENHANCEMENT, Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Pimplos. Bl0tches and ALL SKIN
ERUPTIoNs and BLOOD DISORDERS: /:
Swclled Limbs and Dropsy; Sleep
lessness, Impaired Nerves and Ner-
vous Debility; Restores flesh and
strength when the system is running
down OF going into decline; cures
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu-
matism. and relieves Chronic Bron-
chitis, and al Lung Fad Throat diff
ficulties. 1t does these things by
striking at the root q, disease and re
moving its causes.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough
Honey VII relieve any cough in one
hour. Trya sample bott!eat 10 cents.
Dr.. FeHner's Golden Relief cures
any pain as Tooth-achc, Neuralgia,
Collie or Headache in > to 30minutes,
and readily relieves Rheumatism,
Kidney Complaint, Diarrhea, etc.
Try a sample bottle at 10 cents.
DR.. Fenncr's st. Vitus Dance Spe-
citic. One bottle always cures. For
sale bv c. \. Boyd.
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Taking to Himself.

Grace Greenwood tells in the
New York Times an anecdote OF a
shrewd Yankee legislator, Judge
West. Of New London, Conn. The
Connecticut legislature in the odd
time was an awful place for dignity
and Parliamentary proprieties, and
the Judge, an honest, but a very &C.
centric, impulsiye, out-spoken man
and q bit of a wag was always being
disciplined for some breach OF the
rules ofthat august Assembly, and
especially for contempt
One morning a report was laid be-
fore the Speaker, accusing this mem
Der Of having said as he was leaving
the hall the day previous, after he
had failed to get through a bill
which he had ably advocated and
pressed with his usual obstinate
zeal
This Assembly Is made up Of
one-half fools and the other half
knayes"
For thisgross disrcspect, the Soak-
or aghast. with horror, called the
member from New London sternly
to account, and as the accused rose
to answer the charge, he was con-
tronted with many a flushed and
lowering countenancc.
NAV | ask who heard NE make
( the little remark in question:" hc
asked, in his coolest and most sill
very tones, putting on mystiiied
look.
4 heard you, sir" said the wit
ness, a brother member, rising IN his
seat.
~.Ah, indeed ! Did | address the
remark to YOU, SIR ?'
Why not exactly. Iou appeared
to be talking to yourself; but YOU
spoke too loud for me 10 be mistak-
en- in what YOU said, and ] felt It
my bounded duty 10 report YOU.
"Ah. understand now. said the
Judge. Then addressing the Speaker,
May it please Your Honor, | have
an awkward habit of talking to my
self when my mind is burdened, and
this one thing / have often observed,
when | do talk to myself, ] always
say Just what / think"
There was no resisting this Both
sides of that grave and aggrieved
Assembly united IN q roar cf Ian
ter. and that was the end Of il.
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V or.h Remembcrlna.

Now that good times are again up
on us, before indulging in extrayi-
CANT show, it Is worth remembering
that 10 one can enjoy the pleasant
est surroundings il in bad health.
There are hundreds OF miserable
people going about to-day with dis
ordered stomach, liver or kidneys,
or dry hacking cough, and one foot
in the grave, when a 80 ct. bottle of
Parker's Ginger Tonic would do
them more good than all the expen-
sive doctors and quack medicines
they have ever tried. 1t always
make the blood pure and rich, and
win build you up and give you good
health at little cost Read of Il in
ANOTHER column.
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Hard 10 Undcf-ssad.

Our colorcd friend, Tyrone, Is ii
times cieher very clfuse Oh lc has Q
way OF eyaaing questions tlht would
do credit to ? much wiser man. ]
met him on the street the other day.
and, as usual, stopped FOR little
chat
~Wcil TYRONE, said /, -how are
you getting along
"Ain't 10 bctlaii boss. replied
Tyrone. shaking BIS head seriously.
"Why, Tyrone" said |, Il lidn t
know y0u were sick
"Necder / is, boss, replied my
colored friend, "but den YOU doesn't
'spect a man dats nearly ribed 10 dc
'sponsihle age OF ten score and free
to be gittca aav beitah, does Won
"Thm's al sht, replied |, but,
Ty., how are yau going to vote this
election
"IIow's / CIV 10 vote. boss you
wants to know how Is gwan TO
vote. does Won ? Wei, sab, / tells
YOU Is gwan to take one OF dem
tiny piece Of paper wid de nanle on
IT,
~Ticke: suggested |.
Yes. beS, dM's il 'zlcIly,@ said
Tv. "I'sg gwan TO take of dem little
tickets and Is gwan TO put ii in dc
windah. Oats de way YOU votes
and Is gwsa 10 vote &c same way,
and don't you forgit it, !"
"Thats right Ty." said |, "but,
/ want to laaw who YOU are going
to vote FOR
"Wdl p, replied the darkcy,
SIS ewan 10 vote fur theman what's
got der names on de tickets.
"IoU dont aaderstand ne, Ty-
rone. said I. "You see the cleo
ton we Eell little while ago is
what we c8ll the primaries. for the
nomination of candidates; now |
want 70 know where you stood on
the nomination.
'Ycs, boss, said Tyrone, grayely,
Il sees what you want nov. Wei,
sah. Is a Meioaist. Yes, sab. dat's
de nomination I longs to. Yes,
sab, Is q lieiodist til d.
You don't understand me, old
man, said !. This IS politics this
has nothing TO do with religion.
What ] want 70 know IS what party
YOU belong to.
Party, inquired Tyrone, with a
puzzled look.
Yes, replied /, i want to know
on which side you IRE going 10 cast
year vote.
oh, dst's all right" replied ~
rome, d smile of intelligence light Up
his face. "Wcll, sab. Is ewan TO vote
on de lci hand SIDE as you GO in ;
dat's de side has dc window wild de
litle hole.
Now Tyrone" said l. "lislen to
me, for I WAS determined to bring
him 10 the point this time. Are
YOU n Republican. q Democrat or a
Greenb3ckCr
Dat il 'zactly, boss, replied Ty-
rome griaHing all over -his face.
Oats what ! IS. Oats what Is
bin all de way long, and Is gwan to
stick 90 EN- ez long ez dab is a but
ton on nay coat Butt Ia a hurry.
boss; must be goin' Good morn
IN. ? and Tyrone left mc, none the
wiser for ali my questioning.
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NEWARK, O., Sept. 23.- \ young
man named George Grier, brake
man on the Pan Handle Railroad.
who lived at Frazeysburg in this
county, was run over and killed By
an east bound freight near onion
station, between here and Columbus.
about two o'clock this morning.
lie was on the train anditis thought
he went to sleep and fell between
the cars. His lamp was on the end
of car where he had left il. His
remains were brought to this city
this moning and taken charge of by
the Coroner.
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PULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Tobias Grove, Martin Grove, Susannah in.
ternaTied with Henry Dnpstadt, Magdena inter
married with David Lambert and kebecca who
was inteTmarried with Jos. Wilt, who is now de.
ceased, all living in Somerset County, Pa all ex.
eeit Martin Grove and Repecca Wilt who reside
III Benton county, Minnesota.
on are hereby notified TO appear at an Or
phans Court, TO be held In Somerset, Monday,
.ne % day OF November next TO accept or refuse
the reat estate OF Catarne Grove deccas sed at the
appraised valuation, or show cause why the same
should net be sold
SHERIFF's OFFICE. IIGAR KYLE.
sept. 2lst, 1880 Sheriff
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Poisoned by Corn Cakes.

PIrTsToN, PA, September 2l.-The
family Of j. d. Carl, of Pleasant
Valley, consisting of himself. his
wife and one child, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodward, Of Mill Creek. to-
gether with a hired girl, Jennie Pow
ell, were accidentally poisoned on
Sunday, by eating cakes made OF
eornmeal which had been mixed
with arsenic and set aside for the
purpose Of killing rats. Mrs. Carl
and Mrs. Woodward died Yesterday
morning. Jennie Powell cannot
live. The others may possibly re-
cover. Z e
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-i{y rirtue OF writ Of Nenditioni Exponas Is
ssed cut the Oircuit Court Of the United s.ates
fIr ;he Western District OF Pennsylvania. aud TO
ms directed, will expose at public sale nj the -
= Marshal's Office, Ia The city Of Pittsburgh, on
Tuesday, October 19, 1880,
n II o'clock. A. NJ all the righ title, interest and
claim Of William Noight AMI Robert sic raw,
lsfe pa.eners as Foigt * Hctsraw, la the i1ilow-
iais Described property,viz; :. ,,-.,,.
Three certain lots OF x 'OGnf %tsNe III tTsinA
Borough, Somerset county. -iss-5i t.snnsyifahia,
being lots tparked on the rian = sid bor.nsh az
is,ss N0s- /, and OF block ID, ifgatins on fsfh
strest aul extending back 70 Cedar alley 40 feet
IN acrSth. Having thereon erceied n tsostory
iranc building used as tavern. n staole, ana
nihcr ouibuiIdings, and known as the Jalnisen OF
Rush tavern stand.
Also. III the Interest Of William yoigt, In
aud to il that corisin lot OF piece OF ground STU
axe in South Fayetie township, county OF ALE
gheny state OF Ptnns ivania, marked ami num-
i,e .o no IN &. IL. l. yos plan OF Arlington, aad
recorded IN the Recorders olhee Tor SAID county,
In plan book vol 0 pages 81 anu 90, bounded AID
described as follows Beginning at the corner Of
Mevay avenue and O.chsrd street thence along
SAID street south bli (. degrees east 100 feet to
Chestnut ILey; thence along said alley north Ss34
degrees east 70 feet TO the corner Of lot No 20 ;
tAcnce along the line of said lot north 81 degrees
wess 100 feet to Acyay ayeBue; o. along Me
way avenue % feettO Onchard street the place Of
beginning; excepting ali the stone coal unier said
lot, ana sunl set u the reservation contained in
deed irom traueis JamisOn and wife, 10 Z. II.
Love- recorded IN the keccTders Office aforesaid
N Deed Book vol. 81, page -,
sLSO. ALI the right, tile ami interest OF VIII
issm Yoigt, in and 10 that certain lot piece Of
ground SITUATE ia Lower ST. Clair township, ALE
gEeny, county, State Of Pennsylvania. being lots
Nus. 5s9 100. i0i, 4J2 and 4e3 ia Mei.an Naples
plan .! lots laid out the MuTrAy farm, bounded
aud described AS follows: Beginning at pin at
tiie corner OF Fourth street and HaOermaII ave
nue; thence edstwaruly along Fourth street l25
feet 20 pin at the corner o. lot No. 5e8; thence
n0rthwariiy along said lot l25 feet 10 Locust alley
themes wesswardly aluug said alley la feet 10
Haoerman avenue: thence southwardly along
said avenue l25 iect TO Fourth rect at tie place
OF beginning excepting aud reseIying ali the
stone coal unle, said lot, with the risnt TO Dig
AMI remove tho same.
Seized aud taken in execution as the property
Of William Noigi and Robert McGraw, late part
hers as Noigt ami MeGirAw, at the sait ot the DG-
quesne National Bank Of Pittsburgh. Pa
-aGrshai's Office, JOHN HALL,
SEPT. -, 1850. 4. , Marshal.
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GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. 2l.-A
fire here yesterday after
noon destroyed sixty dwellings, thir-
" barns and the Presbyterian
,huTch. The residences burned
were among the best in the city.
and the flames were only stopped
when they reached the river. The
estimated loss is s150.0O0io $4,000.
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PrrrsBuRGH, September 20.-Thc
Democrats made n great boast of
"hoppers" as officers of their meet
ing on Saturday night. To-day
many Of the alleged iloppers are
Fastening as fast as possible to in
dignantly repudiate the claim that
they have topped. Others Of the
list have been Democrats all their
lives. In all the list there is not one
who has a straight Republican re-
cord who has not already repudiated
the Democratic claim Of flop.
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Saturday, October, ,, 1880,


at O'Clock p. NJ, the following real esfate v.z
- "a certain valuable iarm situate In SOut har,,,o,
Twp, county and state aforesaid dIoininy lsrd.
ot Dennis Comp, Daniel Lydig. Jaeob S6raysr
Chauncey Brook, Jacob TronIInan ami ait.rs
containing 54s acres, more or Iess lao ,erss
cleifec and N high state ofcuItivat,a, :. =,
Mhlch % acres are ia meadow large snJsr
camp OF l,vy9 iTees aud pua.;ilv ~ elss q,
Pine ami oak iislber on said premises A M ;
so1i % oaAa l. open on the farm also iron ors ana
H.e-siay IN abundance on Il. Fruit of All tinis
cyhsistnS Oh two apple orchards, pesrx neachas'
sheIEles \. also two dwelling houses Largo h. ~
nsrn and other ou'builtings on said ftrrs si.'.
oliieAsIniih shap, win gJ5d water al many NAM
.li m s1e ~ iatil. MS PROPERTY Is about2 iui,ss fr
lhe r. z q r. X and miles from RrId,,.,.o,,
easy q access TO both church ANA seb,,o, pas
session isi April, Issi O0.- TOE
ifhaS.-oise-ttiri cash on cor.tirma,io, q,
III yen per cent. 10 be paid Oh day OF sale Tna
9siance "a three equal annual I;syments ,r-.
uals o. sale The unpaid purchase money 10 iy 1.a
seeufel o. the premises by judgment notes " os
any ,ur'her Information cali On The trus,sss ~
is Issiae near the prenIses, or address ths, y,
ooox nliIis Y. o., Bedford Co. pa or tbair a.
'orney ). u. thl, Somerset, Pa. 'H'i at
NATHAN ENERIcE
Co.., PETER EMERIvK
Executors and Trustees.
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The Posltlvc cnr
For all Female Complaints.

7Ai.propara,oa. as iil ra1a, ss,'aes. consist, OF
tesst'9'e =. - -. !, ~
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p.-1I : :. .,
S-.ea i'' - .
e,.-' - - -. -, -
''s, u .,-ss,--- - "
.,'l,l.,-,i - ~ -'''' ~
~ W. s1I9 80 - - --e'', ..'..ns
Hens;ruation sii oyri Ifo';hiea Inflammation sad
'asns ..9g,aa.p . "a E ss ana .ss .ae S0p -
The Change of Lac. Itv.il osoye and ezfei tuners
rom liie = ' - Z, ai,i' 4ae
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More people are wasting through
diseases Of the Kidneys without
knowing what ails them than any
otier complaint. DAYS KIDNEY
PAD is the appropriate remedy.
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"a OFVAIIrARJ.E REAL ESTATE

rs virtue ofan order issued out Of the Orphans
Court OF ) merset county, Pa, the undersigned
administrators OF Joseph Seihert, late OF Milford
Twp., in said county, deed, will on
Saturday, October %, 1880,
AZ o'clock P n exuOse the following described
real estate OF Joseph SebeI; 10 public sale the
premises, viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Milford Twp,
Somerset county, Pa, sdj1ining lands Of George
Hauger, Adam Walter, Aaron 5arkman, --
LiyengOod and Jonathan Hay containing Il6
scres strict sure, OF which leo acres clear
Ell and the balance in timber, and having thereon
erected a good frame dwelling house. nearly rev.
good and large bank barn, aud other necessary
cu;huiidings. There is an excellent sugar camp
on the farm, fitted with pan, keelers. &C., which
will 20 with the farm. There are also good stone
and limestone quarrics on the farm, and a worked
vein OF the best coal In the neighborhOod. The
farm is well supplied with water, and has an
orchard Of choice fruit thereon.
TER RMS-CASH.
AARON WILL,
JEREMIAH WEIMER,
Sept. % Adm'rs. of Joseph SeibeTt, deed.
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from Chicago.


IHIy 900. ILL, o-. ,. iE1'.
UG. n. #. EEzyEa, Freioaia, \. y.
DE,E Sfg: ~ took your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic for a.
severe bilious attack with perfect success.
ola bottle Of your 81 Vitus
Dance Spe .iic cured my boy Of that disease,
a;lcr lac hsl been doctorcd three months by
eminent physicians without benefit.
wish also 10 say that think highly Of your
Improved cough Honey.
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EXECUToR's SALE
n Northumberland ESTATE.

By virtue ol an order Issued cut OF The Orphans,
Court oi Somerset county, Pa, the unIeTsiSnei
EXecrtoTs OF Philip Shaver. Jr., decd, VIII eiicr
fsr sale ~ paolie Oatery, On
Saturday, October %, 1880,
al o'clock, p. Il, at stoystoSn, Pa, the toliow-
ies described rsaI estate OF Philip Shaver, jr.,
deed, viz:
No. !. The home tract, situate in tlUena hoaing
township, somerset c0uaty, Pa adjoining Esnds
q Adam Barniars, Josiah Long, Edward Mos
-0ler and others, containing zOi acres, more or
ass l20 acres of when are clear, and the balance
we'll timbered with OAK and pine. Enere are IL
acres in meadow. There is a good orchard Of
en- sice fruit on the farm, and the following are
The improv, ments, viz: Two 1870 story irame
dgtlling houses, DOsh IN good repiiT and one
comparatively new large bank barn aad OtheT
necessary ouIbuiidings, aad L small mill. The
laEln is we'll waterel.
Ne. .. A tract OF farm known as tne Gnnder
tract situate above, adjoining land OF Mic haei
Dickey, JOno. Boyts, Josiah MUyTy and others,
containing .ol acres, Elore CT less. Of which ll0
acres cleared and - acres In meadow, and the
balance is well timber, 60 acres OF IT being best
white pine. There are two orchards OF good fruit
% the premises, and good two-story frame house
3nt log barn.
No. 5. A tari1 situate in ShEde township, com
- and Stats aforesaid, known the Reese farm
adJUining lands OF John Ackerrnan. J lhn Bisbing
ana Others containing 50 acres, nearly all clear
There IS a small sugar camp on ,he place, and
log house and barn.
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The telephone has been used in
Australia to convey the sound of a
chime Of bells 24O miles.
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Cce-third in hand: one-third of the purchase
monsy OF tracts Nos. and 2 TO remain a lien OF
The land. the interest thereof 20 be paid annually
% Elizabeth Shaver, widow OF said deed. during
her natural life, aud after her death the principal
20 tho Executors Of said deceased anc the bal
apce IN three equal annual payments thereafter
without interest, deferred payments 10 be secured
by Judgment notes. Ten per cent Of the purchase
money must be paid on Gay Of sale Possession
VIII ue gwen ON the firss day OF a pTil, ISL.
ROBERT II. PATTERSON,
JOSIAH SHAVER,
Sept, -, Executors.