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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-11
ENIGMA
I'm ~ M a.
Comnoaed Of Al letters.

Composed Of Al letters.
My 40 3 20 is is a plant.
Ny 80 10 27 IA S2 G 2s is a root.
My 3S II 2l is river.
My5lT "a is a mans name.
My 16 30 Al 2 is prong.
My "a 26 10 10 is dear
My SO 10 81 22 IS 81 is one of the ame
faith
My 23 I 20 80 is a mean habitation.
My 81 S5 3S 25 is QUOT.
My whole is French maxim. B.EP.
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Our Puzzle Corner.
PROBLEM,

If ten men, working ten hours DAY, can
lay ten pieces of wall, each ten rods lolg, in
ten days, how long would it take FIVE men,
working Eve hours day, to lay eve pieces
of wall, each FIVE rods long2 N.CM.
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hTI n Yourselves by mixing money
HE when Golden chance is offered,
bI@Il theI eOY always keeping poverty
from your door. Those who always take ad-
vantage Of the chances for making money that
are offeled generally become wealthy, whIe
those who do not improve such chances remain
in poverty, We want many men women, boys
ana girls To work for us ueht in their own To-
caiities. The business Will pay more than ten
times ordinary wages. We furnish an eXpen.
sive OUTFIT aud all that You need, tree. No one
who engages fails o make monoi Verv RAPIDLY.
You can devote your whole time TO The work.
or Dnly your spare moments Full Information
and ali that Is needed sent free. Address
sTIN SON & CO., Portland. Name.
2 ie9- ~
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The CARBON HOUSE offers irst-olass accom-
modations to the Travelling public. Boarding
by the Day or Week on Reasonable Terms.
Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors always on
hand. Good Sheds and Stables. with atten-
tive Hostlers, attached. April l0-yl
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ANSWERS TO THE LAST


CHARADE-
DaYid Copperfeld.
AMPUTATIoNs
l. Merry, err. 2. Dim, l. 8. Kink, in
4. Path, at.
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No PatGnt-No Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe. at reduced rates. With
our principal Office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Once, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de-
spatch and al less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at distance from Wash
ingtcn, and who have, there fore, 20 employ
"assoclate attorneys We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to pa.
tentabiity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy Of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is sent free to
any address, and contains complete instrue-
tions how to obtain patents and other valua.
bic matter. We refer to the German Amer
lean National Bank, Washington, ID. q. the
Royal Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Lega-
tions, at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late
Chief Justice U. S. Court Of Claims; TO the
Omclals of the U. y Patent Once, and to
Senators and Members Of Congress from
every State
Address; LOUIS BAGGER & CO., So.
licitors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law, Le-
Droit Building, WAsHlSeToS, ID. q.
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vennor's Predictions.

The following are the revised pre-
dictions OF Mr.. Vennor for August;
1st-Probably warm and oppressive.
end and 5th-Generally pleasant
weather, fairly warm days. and cool to
cold evenings and nights.
6th-Fair and pleasant.
9TH (Sunday)-Heat and storms.
sth and i0th-Sultry weather with
heavy showers; cooler evenings and
nights.
18th and 13th-Heat again In the
United States, with cloudy weather;
storms in Canada.
14th (Sunday)-Cooler change.
15th-Cooler to cold and cloudy and
pleasant.
leth-storms throughout portions
OF Virginia.
nth and 1sth-Hail storm and frosts
probable in some portions.
10th and 20th-Heat and storms.
2ist--Sultry and windy.
22d-Sultry and showery.
23d and e4th-Heat and wind.
25th and 26th Heavy storms on the
lakes, on the st. Lawrance and around
New York.
27th and s9th- Cooler weather with
rains and frosts In the northern sec
tion.
S0th and sith--Fair and pleasant
weather with cold evenings and
1ixhts, Win indicstions Of rsturuip pg
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The following items we copy from
the BLOOMFIELD Perry Co.. TIMRs
of last week:
Some days ago "a Mr.. Il. Il. Bryson
was driving his team down the Blue
mountain, he saw before him u very
large rattle snake which gave warn
ing. Being afraid that the snake
would attack his horses, he waited n
little and the snake crawlcd away.
After passing, he got Off his horse and
killed tho reptile, when it proved to
be a pretty old customer, having
twenty five rattles.
A NARROW EsCArR.-The Chicago
Express while passing through Dun
cannon on Friday morning struck a
12 year old son of Isaac Clouser. The
boy escaped with a broken arm.
broken wrist and some other bruises.
His escape from death was miracu-
lous. The accident happened by the
lad trying to get bal oil the track
when the train was too near him
The boy when at home resides in
Wheatfeld twp, but was visiting at
his grand-father's
SNAKE BITTEN. On Wednesday
last Mr.. Geo. Hoffman saw n copper
head crawling into n hole in the wall.
With stick pressed against 1t he
stopped 1t, and NJ he didso John Hoh-
enshilt of Centre twp, caught II by
the tail to pull 1t out. BY some
means the snake managed to turn,
and bit John in the hand. The hand
and.arm swelled up fearfully and for
several days whiskey was pretty free
ly used with favorable result.
BURNED TO DEATII.-At about five
o'clock on Saturday evening a little
OF Mr.. J. ID. Mullen residing
on Judge Junkin's farm near Delvile,
got couple Of parlor matches with
which she set her clothing OH fire.
The flames instantly enveloped her
whole body and in few seconds her
clothes except the bands that were
buttoned on were burnt of. The child
was 40 horribly injured that death res
leased her from sutierings in few
hours. She was an interesting little
girl aged about five years. and her sad
desth ,xSs terrible shock W the aiilict
sd yarssb'
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A Cute Swindle

Below we give n portion Of tho con.
tract that n set OF swindlers ARE busy
circulating through the country.
They profess TO be trying to introduce
a valuable variety of grain, which is
represented to be worth 81 per bushel,
and they agree to furnish the seed and
for the two bushels take four, and
promise to buy the entire crop. II
the farmer prefers, however. he can
pay cnsh and keep all the seed, but
by the contract he Is not to pay any
thing till he has raised the grain to do
il with. Tho contract is printed
lengthwise Of n cap sheet, and IL this
part of the contract liz examined 1t
will be seen that when torn across af
tor the word 'or down to the word
agent" the left hand piece of paper
is good note with the signature IN
its proper place. The other portion
Of the paper Is filed up with more de
tails of the contract, which Is OF no ne
count, IA the note il all the swindler
really cares for, and can easily be torn
or. The blank where made payable
is filed up with the name of the far.
mer's market town, and the interest
blank, with the rate legal in the State
they happen to be operating In:
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From Indiana.

Ed Posi-: AS Prof Noetling asked
US several questions some time ago,
Ne will now try to answer:
I. That method probably originated
iD England about the time of Charles
/ Dickens.
2. IL a pupil quits studying various
branches and does not read after he
leaves school, he might perhaps spell
thousapds OF words which he never
uses but otherwise not. Does not the
person that becomes well-read meet
with all the words he over learned to
spell from the spelling bopk' What
is the object OF teaching spelling'
Q. A teacher should have as many
classes In each branch ~ he has grades,
and sometimes he finds it necessary,
oven, to divide class In the same
grade. He should try to get his school
properly graded. Why not let his pu.
pills enter the A grade In reading. IT,.
at the same time. he promotes them
to that grade in the other branches.
4. Name the teacher who had his
pupils work interest problems, next
common fractions, ani then proper
tion ~ They are too numerous to
mention that worked on similar
plan.
8. or course n pupil cnuno. solve n
problem In proportion before he un-
derstands the Fundamental rules, for
that reason we referred To that point.
q. We acknowledge that ~ problem
cannot be explained hy cancellation
The process does woll enough. bu,
would not analysis be better for begin
tiers
I. person cannot PERFORM any
kind ot work successfully without the
proper tools. How can scio2i wjrds be
done systematically witlpit tho US.
age of fea boots3
s. Certainly, tho reform TO which
we referred in our former article has
given the schools the high standing,
brt ia ord"r that they may still at
tain higher standing (which they
should.l the teachers must require the
pupils to come better supplied with
books, so that need not depc I'd on
those lessons which the teacher has To
write nu, on tho blackboard. Both
teacher and scholars don't have time
to copy 50 many lessons, in order to do
their work we'll.
.. We suppose, that when Snyder
Go. teachers 90 elsewhere To teach.
they generally gc, themselves acquain
ted with the method of the county in
which they teach and tnko the best
ont Of both. They will meet with
mare suCcr-s.
We experienced such casc. We
have been criticized on using tho term
"tough reading" which We dMu't
mcan. We meant thousht.reaIi ling.
"
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DEPLoRABLK AND FATAL Poison
ING. One oflthe worst instances of poi
soning which 1t has been our lot to
record took place this week.
Five children of WIN. Lloyd, resld-
Ing in Union township, ate apples
that had fallen among potato vines
upon which Paris green had bad been
thrown to destroy bugs. One of the
children died on Tuesday evening
another on Wednesday. The other
three are apparently on fair way to
recover. Medical aid was called as
soon as possible, but It was inefrectu.
al. The dead children were buried
this afternoon. .--LEwIsBURG CHaoS.
rcLR, July 28th.
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PUBLIC SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

'INHE nm lersi"rc1, Agent for Jacob
1 Monylc, will oG'rst Pupilo sale, on ID
premises, on
saturday. August 1873, 1881.
rho tlioving doscri e Rr,l Estate situate IN
Washington toNusAip, snyder COUNT Pa.
continuing
foIty Acres.
moro or less bousIcd ~ larisof po'er wei.
lcr, Jacob Weller hlTrham " ,tt; idd ttIc.s,
wberoon are erected kgo'd
Dwelling House. Stable,
and other ouiouil.ling- gopl orchard ofcholre
'Tuit-neVUr failing fprlug - water tear the
door. Alout Is Acrts tlo,r urIer good icu~c.
nni IN n high st.'o " cuilb htip4. tho bllihJe
good
Timber Iaud.
Sile 10 r>mnnnce at oct pcN =. VI. of ssil
isv when dre attendance VII be s.Ntu and
terms ut ,sio made SNOW 80
WM. HARDING
July l1'h, lS'i, Agent.
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A BARN BURNED by LIaHTSINa. -
During the heavy thunder storm on
Monday night the barn on the farm of
George Gonsar, near Keefer's station,
on the Shamokin railroad, was struck
by lightning and burned to the ground
In very short time. The farm was
occupied by "a man by the name OF
Augenbraugh. He succeeded In re.
moving all his stock except one calf.
His grain and hay crops, together
with all his farming implements ::were
consumed. There was no insurance,
and the loss falls heavy upon him.
He is said to be very Industrious
and saving man, and sympathy ia felt
for him. A subscription has been
started by his neighbors and it ia hop
ed that enough may be raised to help
him In his time OF need.-SUNBURY
GAZETTE.
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MARRIED.

July II, James Blackford OF MiiIiin,
burg and Miss Mary L. Stetler OF Sha.
mokin Dam.
July 10, by Rev. John X. Snyder,
Riley Miller and Miss Susan Stroub.
On July 23, by r. @. Flss, ESQ, II.
Percival Hottenstein of Shanlckip
Dam, TO Miss Salie Hane OF Seiins-
grove.
On July e. by the same, DR.. G.
Folk OF North'd Co.. TO Miss Margaret
Coryell, Of Snyder county.
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Captain Mills Of Northumberland
visitod his daughters. the Misses Mills
at the Notion Store, in this place, last
week. The Captain Is a gentleman OF
intelligence aud admirable social quail
tiles, and was gallant soldier.
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Closing Out at Cost !
Al Marks Boot and Shoe Store, Con
aress Hall, Selinslroye.

As the season is pretty far advanced
and in order tot make room for an
early Fall trade, concluded to sell AT
cost for the next 90 days. No old
stock on hand. II you want to buy II
good article now is your time as only
keep good goods for the least money
B. MARX.
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Ladies, IL you desire your Hats re-
modelled, rearranged, fxed.up neat
and stylish call at tho Misses Mills.
New Notion and Fancy Goods Store Mt
Beavers Corner. Main Street, Middle
burg.
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AMER1CATr

ENENUrOb'S EOtICE-.I.ettcrs
iio,tNuer'o'r IN tho estate Of guLu
'Ish, Nr, deed l,fo uf " est rn,Nrr .-.-.iI
Su'l.' cuurtS, "a, were granted - toe fI..
tyrsisrci Az 'rrr.n. krowiua n cir.eI, 70.
dotted e. saii sft'c viii ulcts, tn1 see Iirin..
dlsto VFSm.ut, " .lr those having ctaiu. VIII
pt' eut thsm tor settlement t.
joins lL~H.
Jurt 20, 1891. llAct4t"r.
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Miss Hattie Brunner has gone to
Nebraska with the intention of maxi
ing II her home. aud the best wishes of
all the good people of this community
who knew her have gone with her.
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During the thunder storm on Nom
day evening, which was pretty severe.
the lightning struck into tho house of
\. d. Portzline about one mile west Of
Nckces Half Falls. II tore up the
floor and dill somo othe slight dam.
ages. aud then passed out and killed u
dog that was outside the house. None
of the family was hurt beyond the
shock such terrific visitor would
naturally produce after people had re,
tired to he'd, II happened about II
o'clock. -Seiinsgrore Times.
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Housekeepers should look over their
winter aannels and bedding. This is
the time Of the year when moths gath
or in WOODEN goods and II undistur bed
do considerable damage.
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fairy Dippery, lad Of about IL.
while walking in his sleep Saturday
night. fell from II second-story window
to the ground, sustaining injuries
which were not sflicent to AIKEN him
and only when his mother arrived
with light did he become aroused
-Lewisiolcn Democrat & Seniinni
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One day last week while DR.. Roth
rock, of Fremont, was visiting his pa
tients, his horse took fright and ran
away, breaking the buggy. The Doc
tor made good his cscape-receiving
only slight injuries. --Frceburg Courier
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Aud now the wind is blowing over
the oats stubbIe.

We know of no charter provision
nor ordinance which compels man,
who don't like the people, to stay in
this Borough longer than IL requires
TO pack up and leave.
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County superintendent Prof VIM
Noycr. hereby gives notice rlit nrpli
'snts for Schools for the Borough ~
Spliusgrovc will hc examined a. tia
place on Wednesday, August 10uh, a.
. O'Clock A. VI.
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Old clocks Of the kind tina. our AN
res.ors nsed to have standing in the
sitting rooms and kitchens-that tell
the davs. the months, the movement
of tho moan AMI heavenly hodies, and
strike with \ s)rrl tn at reverber.
ates through the whole house. are he.
coming quito fsShinnsblc. But few
years ago they uSed to sell ut vendues
at 81 to - and 81, but thoy have now
gone up from Sl2 to $50.
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= - - - -
A little boy,
A little toy,
A pistol--nothing worse
A little ball,
A little fall,
And then--a little hearse.

cFPRIcEs RRpucED-Prices posi-
lively knocked down to the very low.
est figures to make room for New
Goods at Oppenheimer's. Aug3.
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At Lewisburg OH Friday rs John
Bentley, agel siSty.two yetrs. was re-
pairing lc,ther betting in the Central
foundly,he was caught between the belt
and shaft and his right arm taken oil
near the shoulder, five ribs broken
and received several laccrhtious on
the body and limbs. 1t is thought he
cannot recover.-Sh nbnry Daily.
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II will pay every body to cxamin,
the immense Stock Of Furniture TOR
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX Lewistown Pa.
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eTNo better place for Boots & Shoes
THAI MARKS ut Congress Hall, Selins-
grove. Nothing but first qualit,
trOOiA
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Prejudice Kills.

ELEVEN years ourhnugltrr suffered
"n n bed Of misery under the care o!
several Of the best (ani some Of the
worst physiciHns. who gave her dis.
ense various names but no relief, and
now she is Restored to as in good health
by as simple u remedy ~ Hop Bittcr-,
that We hal ppDhed at for two years,
before usins II. W. earnestly Ia pc,
pray that no one else will lp' their
sick suffer as We did. on account of
prejudice against 80 good medicine
az Hop Bitter. The Parents. -TKL.
EGRAM
"Wonen and children take Malt Bit
tcrs."
"a perfect food mallrina,'
Not II vile rum bittcrs"
"A perfect rcnovator Of exhausted m
ture.'
Most successful medicine ever com.
pounded. Aug.
B. Marx is selling his Boots and
Shoes at cost. Call, see and convince
yourself July H,ti.
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4 DMINISTR NTORS NOTICE..
~ Lot sr.or Hdu iuist'nti0r ou the oststo Of
samuel Moyrr. Into It tsnfro 1Hwt. llu, q,
Snyder County, i-r'', Lpvinv Neen r-.1t.
eel to tue uuiet.irnoI, ,li TO- .urs LupNir q,
ttcu selves indebted 10 slli estate ar- rciurs'-
cG {" tnakc Immediate payment. while tho. .
hayiuy riAiWs ~ M present thou duly authcpti.
Gated iot Settlouort go
NtHtAVINS MJhfR
GIOEiL !. kIaST.
Nay - Issi. AIrirnir1f0-.
\ .,t' omort viii he held ~ tie lie resi-.
deuce o. cc'd Oh SAtu-. .t'. Juus O., lssl.
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Aparty from Union county came to
this station. last week. to get Sep
aratcr and Steamer, and after
steaming up the engine and them
selves too. two Of the party burst their
boilers-of wrath-and colliding had
an old-ftshioned, square knock down.
Union rs far rs heard from.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In nc matter ofihe estate Of DaGi Mol.
6r, deceased.
FNHE undersigned Auditor appoint
Il. ed by the Court to distribute the tunls ia
the hands OF :, A, wetsei. tsl., administrator
of the estate OF Daniel Moyer, decd, wiz sN
for The puTpss OF Ills Appointmsnt at his ouics
In Midd ebnrg, on Thursday, Aug ath, lssl, a.
10 o'clock A g, NJ, at which time aud place all
prIsons having claims are requested 10 pfssenk
tn, m duly auihentloatsd, OF bs lebartsd nom
coming In on said tund,
JOHN a. AENolp
June 30, 1881. krdi or
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PLAIN ( FANCY SEWING

MRS. ADAM NUSSER. # Centre
.Nt tNvuship wnuil r. pfctfItiy Inform tl.
public that she :. prspttc u IL u'n'n iri t,r.
cy ScwiLV promptly Rt short notic. IubiiC
patronage respectfully solicited.
Atga 1851.
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4 DNlNISTRATORS NOTlCE--
~ Letters ~ ,imi i,trstion on tn c.tateot
John u Smith hto OF pcuNrr wushtp.
Snyder 'nuuty, Pa de- ~ have cen ran tot
q the uuiersiguei. Al Icrs,ts Ntuetug
'htiGs"lSes Ia 'euted to ssii tst1fe will please
maac i-iweilstf pay mrut Nbie q. O.. hsNi.,.
clntns rgrius' SAID estate will TreseGt teen
Tor settlement 10
HENRY - SMITH.
WILLIAM a. SMITH.
Aus, ISL AtuiuiStTatnrs.
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ENECUTRlN. NOTICE Letter,
h t's'amvrtAry ou the estate tt IATu
ARINE wElSER, deeenci, late o.
thlpuau Twp, SNYDER county, Penn'I.
having been granted to tie unAeFsigned, all
persons kuoNipg themselves indebted Co said
estate are repuestvd to make immediate pay
mcnt, While those having claims viii present.
them duly HutGeuticatCd tor settlement to
EMMA CIV WtlSER
March ISL, kNeoutFlN.
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An communications, business let
A.u &C., for this Office, TO secure
.,ompt attention should be addressed
= follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
soyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
tom munications &C. must be handed
n by Monday noon, to secure iuser-
lion in next issue
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Public Sale.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th. lss

4 nve. nv residence On tho NiiiIob. ~ rp,l
aud adlnuinl tho NIs,ttntIy srI'o intllI
ing hpt-E HANN. WOOD. LIU. etc
With FIVE ACRES uF ia u. e. a whole lr
deep; ur tbs llul ant tus .uliiug tot. Eapt..
atcly. In ftct, vii "a in pt-cst, tnI %
tern to suit pIrrh,s'rs. tt'f E'ptrttr a..
ut gtouut sni bttiIiug ti' tc's - to I'd
fronts IN the pa lilo mig vas. I o urrte q.
iro lulc- ais argeani stLAll ttuIts OF LiiI
IN ahunlHuc.
dRy at nv ro'iicn;e, ShoI thS ttrn' vii TO
mad knOpn.
II zleClER
Aug Z, lSsl
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Que Cow. Siy Sheep.

A DMIN IsIRAT0RS NOTICE -
n Letters OF 'saptn 'strettNa on tue ests's d.. o
SARAH MARTIN late Oifrrty tNp. SayJvg
Co, Pa, doed. have eeen <rautsa 10 tho uE3gr,
'isned. All persons kn0wing themselves ilaebg-
~ 10 iaid estate will please make tmmsci.ts
nayment shtle those having claims kEaigstsa s.
state will present them Tor sel,lenrbIto
WILLIAM HAkbiNG,
July =. ST.. Admitis,sals.
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- svsss County are held on the fourth Mondays
4. fsSrusry, May, and September, aud second
Eardat or December.