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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-09-24
MahOning Items.

As the County and State Conven-
tions have been held, haEd-shaking is
again in order.
-Miss Mary Mantz, of Schuylkill. is
at present the guest of Miss Lizzie Kist-
Ter. She seems to enjoy the valley and
its surroundings very much.
Mr.. Jonathan Kistler received last
week car load of corn and also one of
oats. Mr.. Kistler is successful grain
dealer. He always keeps on hand a
large supply.
The Teachers examination for our
district took place last Saturday. All OF
the applicants have been successful in
receiving certificates. The following APP
pointmqnts were made School House
No. /, George Frantz; No. 2, James
Smith; No. 8, Nathan Ballet; No. 4,
Abraham Kistler; No. s, F. A. Kistler;
No. 6, t. A Kunkle; No. z, Silas Horn;
No. 8, Harvey Keiser; No. o, Josiah
Musselman.
The closing exercises Of the Cehtre
Square Select School will be held la the
Evangelical Church, near New Mahnn.
ing. ON Friday evening, Septrmb-r SOtu.
The exercises in the evening will be lit
erary, consisting of oraIions aud essays
The music will be furnished by Mr.. Oil
yer Kistler.
Mr.. F. A. Kistler and sister spen
last Sunday in Allentown.
Miss Ida and Miss Emma Keller, O.
Lansford, who have been the GU isis o
Miss Emma Ballet for several days last
week, left for their home on Tuesday
They seemed to have enjoyed their visit
and We are sorry that they could no
stay longer.
Mr.. Thomas Musselman was b
Philadelphia last week, for the purpos
OF buying an Ornamental fence, which b
will put up in front of his new house.
Mr.. Oliver Beltz, clerk at the stor
OF Mr.. Anon Arner, has been appointe
to teach the school at Centrevillt
schuylkill county. The absence of Nj
. Beltz will be loss to the social circl
of New Mahoning.
The members Of the st. John
Church are active in getting up sui
: scriptions for the purpose OF buying a
9 organ. believing that thsy can improV
. their music. DAlEoE.
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WASHINGTON.
tFRnn ouR SPECIAL CoRREsPoSDEST.]
WAsHISGroS, Sept. II, 1881.


Tho report of the Agricultural Depart
ment for the month Of August, and fourteen
days in September, in the staple article Of
cotton, corn and tobacco, is far from enoouY-
aging. In eottun, a decrease Of sixteen per
cent, for the month of August, 10 noted as
compared with last year. All the states
are below their averages. If cotton has
suffered, corn has been almost totally de-
stroyed by the continued drouth. In some
states, particularly in tho West and South,
not over half crop will be harvested.
The general average is thirty one per cent,
lower this year than last In addition TO
the drouth, the states Of Illinois, Missouri
and Kansas have been visited by the chinch
bug, and these granaries of the West have
been almost depleted. Nor have the To-
bacco states, some Of which also raise cotton
and corn, been exempt from the drouth.
The tobacco crop, from the report, will be
twenty per cent less than last year, when
II averaged eighty four for the whole coun-
try. The most serious concern is being
felt at the outlook, and the fsars Of great
rise in cotton goods and bresdstufis, from
present prospects, seems 10 be well founded.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Raum,
carried his point with the bankers and
brokers, who, for the past two days, have
appeared before him and advocated either
reduction or an entire abolition Of taxa.
tion on bank capital and deposits. Yester.
day Mr.. C. W. Moulton had bearing BE-
fore General Rsum, but raised no new
points. He was perfectly in accord with
the proceedings Of the previous day. Tho
bankers and brokers have, il is understood,
arrived at the conclusion that their bsst
course 10 70 recognise the right Of the Gov
eminent in the premises, and to make hon
est and correct returns. Il is stated that the
Asnbsttsn Bank, Of New York, will send
. representative 10 Washington next week
70 compromise its alleged deficiency OF q
quarter Of million Of dollars. There will
be no further controversy on this subject.
Senator Johnston, chairman Of the York.
town Congressional Commission, and ex-
Representative Goods, member Of the
Commission, accompanied BY W. S. Gilman.
disburing officer Of the same, are in the
city, arranging details for the coming cen.
tennial. Senator Johnston last night tsle-
graphed Secretary Blaine, asking IL be
would consent to take President GaFheld'I
place in the programme, and deliYer an
address instead Of the one the Presidsn
had expected 10 deliver. Up 10 half pas
two o'elock this afternoon no reply had
been received from Secretary Blaine.
II is expected that the Star Route eass
will come before the Grand Jury Of thl
Criminal Court, at Washington, this month
after the local eases have been disposed Of
AU6UBT,
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Lower Towamcn.,nE items.

Most farmers have delayed sowing
ON account Of the drouth that prevails.
-Frsnk Frederick and Miss Ida Blose,
of Eoston, were visiting friends at Fire
Line on Sunday, the 10th inst
Farmers are busily engaged harvest
ing potatoes; they yield fair crop in
spite of the dry season.
John Petit, OF Fire Line formerly
Of Parryville, has sold his property to F.
W. Beers, for the sum OF $40 MIR. Pet
tit intends to go west.
Benjamin Blose has sold his farm to
VIM. Tro1ell, OF East Penn twp, for ST.
450. Mr.. Troxell intends to erect q black
smith shop and engage in business next
spring.
Jacob Mushlitz, of Lehigh county,
formerly of Lehigh Gap, paid visit to
st. Johns Sunday school. at Lentz's
school house, on Sunday the 18th inst.
He addressed the school on the subject,
"Wbat to Teach" After his address the
Assistant Superintendent rendered the
thanks of the school and invited him To
call again.
= A few weeks ago as ]. Hepsbue, the
organist was going home in the evening
from singing school,st Leniz' s, and going
through the forest, he saw something
hopping across the path he thought il
was large dog, and at once reached fol-
his revolver, which be always carries with
him, to shoot it, but fortunately he left
it at home. He afterwards learned thai
1t WAS human being. 1t was evidentl,
done by some one tn frighten him. Al
Mr.. Henshue had no weapon of deftnc,
about his body the ''sposk" or "ghost'
escaped without injury, otherwise b,
might have met bis death. We hope thi,
may be warning to boys not to pla,
"spook." CONFIDENCE.
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QUIST.
PacksrtOn RIPpIes.

The following items are taken from the
Packer rton correspondence in the Wealth
erly Herald" of last Wednesday:
The wife of David Hatch, engineer
on Lehigh Division, died of Cancer on
Sunday the llih inst. She was q suf-
ferer for many years. Her remains were
taken to Port Carbon, Cher former home)
for iDteTment.
Miss Anna Bell Mcdaniel, the oblig-
ing Postmisiress of this place. has been
dangerously i'll with erysipelas. We
ar glad to note an improvement in her
case.
Since the promotion Of John s.
Lentz as master car builder of the L. v.
r R., the long needed improvements at
this point have been decided upon, and
under his supervision are being pushed
towards completion. The first is the
erection of paint shop-the old one
having burned down-the new one will
be of brick. 80 feet long and 40 feet
wide. Also an extension to the black
smith shop. making that building about
500 feet long. About eighty fires will oe
in use. The machine shop will DO en-
larged. This and the blacksmith shop
are under the charge OF James Long.
Also another building to be used as q
warehouse for the taking of and putting
on OF wheels. Length. 60 feet width.
40 fe l. In addition to the work at the
shops, Mr. Lentz is experimenting the
building of large Forwarding ONCE
for the use Of F. b. Horris, Esq, and
his corps of clerks. The old one being
too small for the increase Of work in tbil
department This building will be o.
brick two stories. J Il. Beers hai
charge of the WOOD work, ana il is ex
pected that tne building will be read,
By the 6rst Of December.
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A T PRIVATE SALE.

N r Outfit sent free to those who wish 20 en-
M gaze IN the most pleasant and profitable
W. business Known. Evervihing new. Cap
thing $40 day aDd upwards 10 easily made
without staying away from home over night.-
No max whatever. Many new work erH wan ted
at once. M any are MAKING fortunes at the bus
ines Ladies make As much as men, and Younp
boys and girls make great pay. No one who IL
Wiling to WORK fails To make more moDeyevery
day than eau DO made In q week ct any ordinay
~ emDioyment, Those who engage at once wi
ind q short road 70 iortune. Address
Oct 2. Isoc-ly~
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A New Hardware store i~ Allen

town.
Few establishments in Allentown enjoy
better reputation, and have worked their
way to o prominent position in the business
community in so short time, as the young
and enterprising firm of Anthony & Eb-
becke. Having succeeded G. F. Wolfertz
4 Co., dealers in fine cutlery guns and FISH
ing tackle, and sporting goods generally, il
is their aim to make specially ofthe same
line of business, and their stock will always
be kept up 10 common standard of excel
lence, and will be sold az more reasonable
prices than heretofore.
In addition to the above line of goods,
they have added good assortment OF gen.
eral Hardware Builders Supplies, Farmers
and Mechanics Tools, House Furnishing
Goods, Oils, Paints, Glass, etc, IN fact every
thing usually kept at first class Hard ware
store.
lhe people are judges whether any one
deserves to succeed in any branch OF trade
and that the new Hardware store has al.
ready obtained success TO a considerable
degree IS evident from the fact that in q few
months Messrs. Anthony 4 Ebbecke had tc
enlarge their store, to accommodate theiI
increased trade, which is proof sufficient
that their wav OF dealing is satisfactory
and that is only another way Of saying thai
their prices are as low as the lowest
Mr.. A. A. Anthony, OF the above 6rm, il
a native OF Lehighton, being engaged in th'
hardware business here ten years ago
Since then he has been in the wholesale
business, in the same line, in Philadelphia
and Easton. Both members of the firm be
ing engaged in the wholesale trade in th'
city, they have a thorough knowledge o
the business, and buying and selling good
Tor cash, they can do il on the lowest posi-
BILE margin. We advise ali our readers
when in want eli good guns, cheap, or any
thing in the hardware line, to call at th'
new Hardware Store, 6O6 Hamilton Street
Allentown. Pa.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following abatement OF VIM. J.. Cough
lin, OF Somerville, Mass, is 90 remarkable that
We beg TO ask for II the attention Of our read.
erB He saws; "In the fall Of 1875 / was tax
en- with a VIOLENT BLEEDING or THB LUNee,
followed by q severe cough. I soon began TO
lose my appetite and desh. ] was so weak ct
one time that j could not leave my bed. In
the Sumner Of 1877 ] was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
a hole In my left lung as big As Q half dollar.
] expended over hundred dollars In doctors
and medicine. was 50 far gone at one time
report went around that ! was dead. gave
up hope, but a friend told me OF DR. WIN.
HALLS BAL1AM FOR THE LUNGS.
laughed at my friends. thinking that my case
was incurable, but got bottle TO satisfy
them, when, TO my surprise and qualification.
] commenced to foel better. NY hope, once
dead, began to revive and to-day feel In bet
tor spirits than have the past three years.
d" write this hoping you Will publish IL, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
DALSAM FOX THE LUNGS. and be oon-
snioed that CONSUMPTION Can be Cured.
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that It has done more good than all tn
othar medicines have taken since my sick-
meas. My cough kAs almost entirely disap.
DeAred and shall soon be able 10 90 TO work y
Sold BY A, J. DURLIHo, Lohighton, and all
druggists. Dec. Is 1b6O-ylooW
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From thR County Seal.

About IL o'clock p. m. on Sept. 19,
the sad intelligence flashed across the
wires that President james A. Garfield
was dead. Upon receipt Of tho news
here, the Court House bell tolled and
deep sorrow prevailed throughout the
town. The places of business and many
OF the private residences are draped In
deep mourning. On Tuesday evening,
at the tolling Of the Court House bell.
our citizens, irrespective Of creed or par
ty, assembled st the Court House, In ac-
cordance with a notice issued by our
Borough Fathers, to pay the last tribute
of respect to the memory Of James A.
Garfield. The room Was soon illed with
ladies aud gentlemen. when the BURGESS
and CouDcilmen entered, accompanied
by their attorney, Fred. Bertolette, who
stated the object of the meeting, after
which he nominated A. w. Butler as
President. The meeting was opened
With prayer by Rev. D. s. Stauffer, pas
tor Of the Evangelical church Of the 2nd
ward. W. G. Morris, jr., and L. E.
Klotz were chosen vice-Presidents, and
Samuel Carpenter and A. e. ScheetE
Secretaries. Appropriate and feeling
addresses were made by Henry Webster,
L. H. Barber, E. NJ. Mulhearn, E H.
Rauch, f. F. Luckenbach, E. r. Sic
wers, DR.. r. Leonard and W. R. Butler.
Resolutions of Commisseration we're
passed, and the meeting closed with Ben
ediction by Rev. D. A. Stauffer.
The Work ofarcbipg the creek is CON-
pleted. We understand thai Bowman d
Weaver, the contractors, have received
the contract for arching the creek in rear
Of James Belford's residence, West Broad
way.
Mr.. A. W. Leisenring, who has been
sojourning at the sea shore for the past
few weeks, returned homo on Monday
night.
About thirty members OF the Phoe-
nix Hose Company. of this place, left
on Wednesday evening for Reading, to
participate in the grand Reunion of all
the Fire Companies in the State.
The Phoenix Band are having fes-
tival in Oak Hall, for the purpose of get
ting funds to take up the note given fol
their instruments. We have not heard
the result, but we hope they have been
successful.
On Wednesday morning. at 8 o'clock,
Mr.. Ledwards, one of the employees oi
the Lehigh Valley railroad, was STRUCK
while walking on the track, bya dowr
train, and fatally injured, from which
death was the result. An inquest wal
held by W. E. Frisbie, Esq, of this
place.
We are sorry to report that j. f.
Stockett is dead. In bis death the com
munity has lost a highly esteemed citizen
his church consistant and useful mem
Der, and his family an affectionat'
husband and indulgent father; and, while
we sincerely condole with his deeply
stricken family and friends, We trust tina
their loss is his eternal gain.
The wedding OF Frank Schwartz, o
East Msuch Chunk borough, with Anni'
Schweiuinz, daughter of Treasurer Ma,
Schweibinz, OF the same place, tool
place at the residence OF the brides pa
rents, on Thursday last. Success t.
them. JUSTICE.
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A4N Outft furnished FIRE. with full InstTuo-
Mi / tiopH for con Quoting the most prof table
viz business that any one csn engage In -
The business 10 30 easy TO learn and our lnsiruo-
tons are 80 pie and plain that any enc can
make great pronle from the very start. No one
successful ~ MIN, BOYS aud girls can earn
large suma Many have made over one hundred
lnoWn before An who eLga Z are surprised al
The ease and rnpldity with which thei are aole
10 make money. You cAn ongnee In this puai
ness during your spare time ut great pro1l =
You 90 not have 70 Invest any capital IN it We
take al the r1k. Those who need ready money
Ihonld VI q 10 a. et once. All furniahod nee
address IRB 4 a co. Auauala. Maine
odL z. l9ep-iyf
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BENRY,s CARBOLIC sALyE.

The BEST SALVE In the world fos Outs.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhsum, letter,
kinds Of Skin EXCEPTIONS, Freoklss and PIN
pies. The SalVe 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect
Satisfaction IN every case or money refunded.
Be sure you get AENRY'S OARBOLlC
SALVE, Is al others are but imitation1-
Price a. oent0. For sale by all Druggist
everywhere. Dec. IS. loe0-yIeoW
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A Positive Fact.

DR.. Evory's Diamond Cstarrh Remedy
will cure the worst case Of Catarrh or Hay
Fever.
DR.. Evory's Diamond Invigorator gives
health and strength, mental and physical,
makes the complexion clear, white and
beautiful. Pamphlet free. Read the Ad.
vertisement.
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IITI n Yourselves by MAKING money
Hf when a golden chance Is offered
tbG6t thereby alwAYs keeping poverty
from your door. Those who always take ed-
vantage OF the chances f0r making money that
are ohelod, generally become wealthy. white
those who do not Improve sucb chances remain
10 pow rtY. We want many mon ~ omen. boys
oaiIties. The business will pay more thsn ter
times ordiDarv wages. We furnish 81 efpen
aVo outfit and 81 That you cd, free- No one
You can devote your whole tlmo 10 the work.
or My your spare woments- Full n formation
and 6fl that - headed sent free. Address
sTINSoN q CO.. Portland Name.
Oak 4 fkNt- ~
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CoURT PROCLAMATION.

wHEREAS,t the Hon. SAMoEL s. DRaHRR,
President Of the XLTIId' judicial District,
composed Of Monroe and Carbon counties,
and ChRs. Meendsen and n, Leonard, Esqs.,
Judges Of Common Pleas OF Carbon county,
and by virtue Of their Offices, Justices Of the
Orphans Court, Court OF Oyer and Terminer
and General JAN Delivery, and the Court OF
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Of said cuunty
ofCarbon. have Issued their precept to me,
bearing date of June 26th, 1881, for holding
Court Of Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace, Court
OF Common Pleas, and Court Of Oyer and
TerIuiner, and General jail Delivery, aud
Orphans Court, for the purpose Of trying Is
sues In criminal cases, and the transacting
Of other business Of said Courts, at the Court
House, In the Borough OF Mauch Chunk, on
Monday, the 10th DAY Of October 1881, to con.
tinue two weeks.
NOTfCE
II therefore hereby given to the Coroner,
Justices of tho Peace, and the Constsbles oi
the said County Of Carbon, that they may be
then and there AZ z O'Clock In the afternoon OF
the said day, with their rolls, records, inQuls.
itlone and remembrance, to do those thlngs
which to their ot1ces are appertalnIng, and
also those that are bound by recognizance "a
prosecute and give evidence against persons
charged with the commission Of ofTonses, to
prosecute as shall be just.
Given under my hand at MHuch Chunk, In
said County, Sept. 18th, 1881.
Hod Save the Commonwealth.
THOMAS KOUNS, Sheriff.
maueh Chunk, Sept. II, 1881. to.
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No Patent-No Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United etstss
Ospada and Europe, At reduced rates. Win
our principal ofnoe located in Washington,
directly opposite the unitsd States P6tent
Ofnos, We arc able 10 attend 10 all patsnt
business with grsSteT promptness and DE-
spatch and 81 less cost than otber patent A.
toTnsys who are st . distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, 70 employ
" associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opioions a. 70 "a.
tentabllity, free Of charge, and All Who arc
interested In new inventions and patents nro
invited 70 send for a copy Of our ''Guldo for
obtaining Pstsnts," which is sent free 70
any address, aud contains comI'lete instfuo.
tions how 70 obtain patents and other vuln1,
bls mattsr. We refer e the German-k0al.
ioan Natiopal Bank, Washington, d. q. thF
Royal Swedish. Norwpgian and Da1ish Lea.l
tions, At Washing ton Hon. Jos. Casey. laIt
Chiel uslioe u. S. Conrt Of Claims; 10 the
Omclais OF the ". 5 Patent Once. snd 70
senators aud Members Of Congress hon
avery state.
Address. LOUIS HAuaER 4 90. 50.
licliorl 81 Patents eue Attorneys a. Law, Il.
pFolt Building WksuisaIvr, D. y.
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TARRoN HOUSE,
J. W. RAUpENBUsH. PROPRIETOR
BAEx sr., LEHIsHroE. Pa.

The CARBON HOUSE offers hrHt-olass aooom-
modations 10 the Travelling publio Boarding
by the Day or Week on Reasonable Terms.
Choice Cigars, Wines aud Liquors always on
hand. Good Sheds and Stables. with atten-
tive Hostlers, attached. April l0-yl
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Cornelius Leahan was killed in the
Eagle eollisry al S. Clair. on Saturday, by
fall ofs roof
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TAKB NOTICE.

ESTATE or HEHRr BnETSEY, DEoBAsRD.
By virtue Of . power Of attorney made by
the heirs and legal representatives. OF Henry
Bretney. late OF Mahoning Township, Carbon
county, Pa, deceased. unto Clinton BTetney.
Of Lehtghton, authorizing him 10 settle up
the estate Of said deoedent. 10 whom all per.
SonS inoeD.eu 70 said s esee aq e asquGstsSu 70 70
demands will make known the same without
delay. OLINTON BRETNEY,
Attorney In fact Tor Heirs.
Aug. 26. lesl. .-Wo
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RED HORSE POWDERS

ATs the only HORSE and PoultIy Powders that
give universal satisfaction. II the Powders
DO not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re-
turn your money. Deo. 10, 1850 y1eoW
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MARRIED.

Presbytsrian Church. Lebieh county, Pa,
on the leth inst, by the Rev. James A.
Little. Of Hokendspqus, George Maybip. .oi
Mansyunk 20 Miss LUCY E. Harris OF Fern
dale.
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nz7CLINTON BRETNEY. fashlonAhle
l<9 Boor and SHoE MAKEp, Bank st.,
LshlEhton, AL work uarrsutsd'
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EARS FOR THE MILLION F!
Foo ChOOS BaEam Of Sharks Oil

Positively RESTORES THE HEARING, AND Is
THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE for DKAFNEss
KNOWN.
This Oil is extracted from peculiar species
OF WHITE SHARK. caught In tho Yellow Sea,
known as Cdrchdrodon R0ndeletii. Every
Chinese fisherman knows 1t. Its virtues as a
restorative Of hearing were discovered by q
Buddist Priest about the year l4l0. It's cures
were SO numerous and MANY 80 SEEMINGLY
MIRAoULoUe, that the remedy was officially
proclaimed over the entire Empire Its use
became SO universal that for OVER 800 YEARS
NO DEAFNESS HAS EXCITED AMONG THE
CHINESE PEOPLE. Sent, charges prepaid, to
any address at u. 90 per bottle.
Only Imported by HAYLOCK & CO,
DEY Street, New York.
Sole Agents for America.
It's virtues are unquestionable and Its cura-
tive chracter absolute, as the writer can per-
sonally testify, both from exl erienee and OBJ
servation.
Among the many readers Of the Review In
one part and smother Of the country, II is prob
able that numbers are afflicted with deafness,
and to such 1t may be said Write at once
TO Haylock & Co., Dey street, New York,
enclosing 81, and you will receive by return
remedy that will enable you to hear like any.
body else, and whose curative effects will be
permanent. You will never regret doing so. !"
Editor of Mercantile Review. jy2-lSwc.
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no Whom 1t May Concern.

BROWN HORSE loaned BY the under.
signed to WILSON SWARTWOOD, OF Ma
honinK Valley, Pa, a. said hOrse 6 the prop.
erty Of PETER SWARTWOOD,
Sept. IT, iosl-wss Mshoning Twp, Pa.