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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09
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, BRoFnERsyALLEY IrEis -
The farmers throughout the township
have all their sugar making vessels In readi-
ness and the pals, distributed along the
trees, are waiting patiently for the ground
hog season toe end, when they expect to tap
the sweet sap unless "yenor9 turns up by
that time and gives us six weeks more OF
showing and blowing. However few
have taken advantage of the ground hog
and tapped their sugar trees a week or more
since.
The miners Of botl. our mines, Morgan &
Co., aud Philson & Co., are now on a strike
The railroad company increased the freight
on coal, and in consequence the companies
were obliged to reduce the miners wages
from fifty to forty-fye cents a ton. The
result was all the miners in both mines
quit work, but It is to be hoped that they
will soon resume their work at the Offered
price, which may seem low to the miners,
but it is al the company can afford to pay,
besides am informed that they can make
from thirty to forty dollars a month at the
offered price which is certainly not poor
wages. at least it is better than nothing.
All the schools in the township, except
two closed a term of five months to-day,
the other two viii close next Friday. As
far as known TO me the attendance was very
good. considering the inclemcncy of the
weather during the present term and the
schools were a grand success, which is more
than was expected, considering the low
wages the teachers received Last Wednes-
day had the pleasure ofattending, at San
dy Hollow. spelling school and school ex
hibition. The large school room was jam
med full of pupils and spectators, but the |
best of order prevailed throughout the ex-
ercises, which is nothing unusual at Sandy !
Hollow. The spelling was excellent, but |
The exhibition was better and consisted of
readings, dcelamations. dialogues and stump I
speeches. Little boys not more than six |
years old, delivered declamations which |
would be an honor 70 boy twice tha, age.
rhe dialogues were Of the best, and the diff
reFent parts well performed by the pupils of
he schools, especially one Of the dialogues,
The Doctor and his Patient, was magnili- |
,ent, and frequently caused laughter and |
applause. The spelling and exhibition were
4 grand success.
Sandy Hollow can boast ola literary So |
,iety that has been kept up during every |
errn of school for the last twenty or more
years. which | think is more than any other |
school district in the county can say.
CITIZEN /
BRornEEsyA March !, 1881.
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MARRIED.

HITE-FEENER.--On February n. 1881
by Rev. a. Cameron, Capt. John II. Hite to
Miss Binnie Ferner, both OF Stoystown. Pa.
ROSAMoND- D-EPPLY.-On February 20
1881, at the home ofthe brides parents, by
Rev " J. shirey, Mr. Jonathan Iosamoad
to Miss Rosann Epply, both of Jenner
township.
DIvELY-BALDWIN.--In Berlin, Pa,
on March 3ri, 1891, at the home Of the b .jde's
mother by The Rev J. ", Posenbergcr. N
NJ. Dively to ca;harine Baldwin, both Of
Berlin, Pa.
F0LK-REIZER.- Feb. 10. 1ss, n.
Pocahontas, by Al. stoner, Esq, Mr.. jesse
Folk to Mrs. Sadie Reizer, both Of Frost
burg, Nd.
RIcKS-sTEELE.-on Feb, 10, 1881. Al
Pocahontas.i by 4. j. s.oneT, Esq, Mr. t
K Kicks to Miss Lilly H. Steele, both o
Frostburz, Nd
McKENZIE-McAENZlE.-on Feb. %
1881, at the residence OF the brides mother
in Greenville township, by 4. ]. Stoner
Esq. Mr. II. Mckenzie to Miss Ca,harine T
Mckenzie, both of Somerset Co., Pa.
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NRw sELEcr sclooL.- Rev. w w. Deaf
rick, A. M., viii open a Select School at Gem
ireville, Somerset county. Spring term, OF
twelve weeks. will open April 9Th. 1881
This school viii afford facilities for thorough
preparation for Teaching, Business. or Col
Iege. instruction viii l,e given in the high
er English branches and in the Classics.
For further information in regard to terms,
boarding. etc, call upon or address
R;y. w W. DE,TRIck.
Giale =. %. Somars.t g, r,
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Mr.. James Pugh, who resides on South
street, secured permition to cure his meal
in The smoke-house of neighbor, Mr.. 1r-
win. One day last week two young sons Of
Mr.. Pugh, aged and 10 years, started fire
in the building and while in the door blew
shut and bolted on the outside. The boys
cried for help, and Mrs. Irwin, who heard
them, thinking they were only playing
paid no attention to their cries; finally, the
cries becoming shorter and more indisiinct,
1t occurred to her that something might be
wrong, and on going to the smoke-house
was Mortified TO find both little fellows
prone upon the floor, in dense smoke and
apparently smother. She carried them out
and in short time the cold air resuscitated
them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

We have received orders from number
of gentlemen, who propose to be candidates
al the coming primary election, for cards
containing their announcement, etc. We
are prepared to print these cards on short
notice and at reasonable rates. Send in
your orders
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Years ago superstition existed and still
exists among goodlv number of old-time
people that if New Years day was calm the
fruit crop would be exceedingly light for
that year. New Years day being very calm,
many people believing in the old adage will
await with interest the result
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DUBI1C SALE.
or VALUABLE gEAr, EsrArE.


BY virtue Of and order OF sale issuei ont OF the
Court OF Common Please Of Somerset county. Pa.
and TO me directed, viii expose 10 saie by public
outcry, az sipcsviiie, on
Friday, Maaeb Is, 1851,
at O'Clock =. NJ, the following described resl
estate. as the property OF George Fritz. viz:
certain tract OF land situate IN Somerset Twp,
adjoining lands Of Jacob T.. speich ?, Wpl. Good.
John Klein. Jacob Shsulis. Sol. r. Baker and
Abraham Baker, containing 1ss seres, more Or
less, OF which about rs feres clear, and Is
acres In meadow, having thereon erected iTanie
dwelling hcuse, bank barn, aad .fher 0at~horsas.
There are two good orchards ON the premises and
also limestone. Tho farm adi3ins the town Of
Sipesyill and Is quite valuable. The premises
viii be offered whole tract, and also Ia parcels
TO suit purchasers.
TERMS -
Ten per cent Of hand money 70 be paid down ;
ore-third on delivery OF deed; one-tnird in six
months and one third In 4 year with interest.
Purchase money 20 be secured by judgment.
SOLOMON j. BAKER,
Feb. -, Assignse Of George Ffiz-
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The kittanning Republican states the Com
missionerS Of Armstrong last year travelled
five thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
miles. for which the taxpayers had to pay
$3.50, in addition TO $3.50 per day, and a
livery bin of sls9.47. Mice thing to be a
Commissioner" saws the Rcpub(icdn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The west bound mail over the Baltimore
and Ohio road, last Friday, had a narrow
escape. Just the other side ofIndian Creek,
an immense boulder became detached from
its bed in the hillside above, and bounded
toward the cars, striking the rear end of the
last passenger coach, shattering it pretty
badly, but doing no other damage
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Winter returned in earnesr with the be-
ginning of the present month. Ssme of the
coolest and most disagreeable days OF the
season were experienced last week. The
snow fell to greater depth Thursday night
than at any other time during the present
winter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The entertainments given Friday and
Saturday evenings, by the Centennial Jubi-
lee Singers, were very largely attended and
immensely enjoyed by our citizens. The
troupe. ten in number, is composed OF for
mer slaves, seven males and three females,
all full flcdged Africans. We understand
that they intend giving entertainments at
several other points in the county during
the present week. We would advise any of
our readers who have not heard them not to
NISSAN opportunity OF doing 50. as their
singing is certainly remarkably fine.
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Gum arabic dissolved in whisky will keep
the hair clrled in damp weather, and q lit
tie sugar dissolved in il has a similar effect
upon Tie legs.
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DRIDGE SALES.

u -
The Commissioners OF Somerset county. Will Of
fer at public sale to the lowest bidder, on
Friday, March IL, 1881,
at el1 o'clock A. NJ. on the premises, the building
Of the abutments for combination bridge over
Laurel Hill Greek, where the Somerset ard Mt.
Pleasant t1rnpike crosses said stream near the
house OF Peter Brugh, In Jefferson township
Sealed proposals viii be received up to O'Clock r
structure, length......feet. -
ALSO
On Saturday the 18th day Of March, lssi, a, 10
o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, the building Of the
abutments for an Iron bridge over Coxes Creek
where the Somerset and Bedford turnpike crosses
said stream In Somerset borough. The super
structure to be Of the low truss pattern; extreme
length % feet with n 20 foot roadway. Sealed
proposals for the iron work will be receiver the
Comm.ss ioncrs Office up TO o'clock p NJ said
day
Plans and specifications can he seen at tho OF.
&C on and after February 25. 1881.
W. NJ. SCAROCK, Clerk
DENNIS COOK.
j. q. CRICHFIELD,
JONAS McCLINTICK,
req. - 81 Commissioners!
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We are requested to announce that Rev.
II. r. Holsinger will commence a protract-
ed meeting, in the Fairview church, about
two miles north of Somerset, on Friday
evening, the IL inst.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

w. W. Hartzell, f. ]. KooSer, Esq,
and Edgar Kile where among the persons
from this place who were present at the in
augura:ion Of President Garfield.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of slaglalcns Kauffmanla,e OF Copsmaugh
Twp, Somerset county, Pa, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above eststs
having been granted 10 the undersigned. uotiee il
hereby given to those Indebted TO 1t 10 make imme.
date payment, and those having claims against
II. to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday. the l5.h day of April. 1881.
at the residence ofthe undersigned
DAVID s. KAUFMAN,
Marchs Administrator
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Hon. Sam Mier visited his home i'm Sails
bury. during the adjournment ofthe Legisla
ture, last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

An increased interest is being taken in
compulsory education in all parts of the
state. The opinion is that it is at least worth
trial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

We understand that a number of new
houses will be erected in town during the
Gaming spring and summer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The youth of the present age can telltheir
grandchildren, in the far off future, of the
old-fashioned winter that was experienced
in lSso-SI.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

BY mistake, an item, taken from an ex-
change, staiing that the first Monday OF
March is the day fixed for borough and
township eonstables to file their bonds and
be sworn into office, was published in the
HERALD last week. The law has not been
changed and the time io- this is, as hereto
fore, on the first Monday of the April term.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Huntingdon man was recently fined
sixty-five cents for plasphemy. The gener-
al enforcement of this law would largely
add to the public revenues.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Hon. A, J. Colborn arrived home from
Washing, on the mail train Saturday night,
where heha been TO witness the inaugura-
ton of President Garfield Mr. Colborn was
a member Of the committee appointed by
the Speaker Of the House to deliver to the
Hon. John l. Mitchell his certificate of cleo
ton as United States Senator He returned
to Harrisburg, to resume his Legislative du-
tics. Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Mr.. Auditor Snyder, vino was confined to
his room several days of last week. is again
able to be out.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The Cumberland Times understands that
the Baltimore and Ohio Company is max
ing arrangements TO greatly improve their
road. All the short curves that can possi-
'bly be adjusted, without too great expendi-
ture, are to be Strengthened. This will great
ly facilitate their business and render travel
more safe. II win also furnish employment
for hundreds of men who are now idle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Scalp Hunters, is being written by resi-
dent of this town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Owing TO the splendid sleiging Saturday
our streets were crowded with sleds and
sleighs from the county.
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An exchange offers the following sugges-
tions which are worthy the reflections of all
who are in the habit Of decrying the indus
tries and enterprise of the town wherein
they live. Talk up your town. Yes, talk
il up and work for it. Don't grumble il
anything and everything is not up to your
ideas. especially If you do nothing TO make
the place better Don't tell strangers 1t il
the worst place You know. that il is worse
thar any other town Of the same size. En-
courage every useful and creditable enter
prise in your midst, for as sure as effect fol-
lows cause. so sure viii enterprise or merit
repay every citizen. We cannot live unto
ourselves and We cannot discourage move
ment in behalf of place without inficting
upon ourselves personal injury.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

They don't ring bells to le. the people
know when the theater or circus opens, and
yet nobody gets there too late.
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1t would be well, after the hard siege of
weather we have just passed, for every prop
erty holder 10 make an examination of the
chimneys to his house The terrible March
gales viii have a tendency to procure a con-
flagration of the SCOT which has collected
diiion of roofs, might prove very disastrous
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

public saie on the premises on
Tuesday, March 10, 1881,
! at o'clock r. NJ
farm in Milford township Somerset Co., Pa,
CONTAINING 164 ACRES,
| adjoining lands Of Samuel Critchfeld, Jacob
| Barkman, Joseph Walker and Others late the
homestead Of Jacob J. Walter, deed. This farm
Is In high state Of cultivation, having on 1t large
and commodious farm buildings In fine order,
large orchard ofpeaeh and apple trees, and is
| undcrlaid with valuable beds Of limestone and
coal
Possession will be given 1st April, 1881 Ten
per cent. Of purchase money TO be paid on day Of
sale. when terms will be made known.
GILLIAN ii. WALTER,
March :, Surviving Executor OF J. J. walter.
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The recent floods did damage to the bridg-
es of Lawrence county to the amount of
$4,000.
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The Express train leaves Pittsburgh at s:lo p.
NJ. arriving at Connellsville 10o5 p. NJ, Rock
wood Il-40 p. NJ. In return the Express leaves
Cumberland at 235 A. NJ, arriving at Rock
wood 1853 A. NJ, Ccnnellsvillo o.os A. NJ, Pitts
burgh 5:45 A. NJ.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The public schools in this borough close
Friday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

Have the children vaccinated. The small
pox is a loathsome disease.
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ANOTHER ExcJRsIoS WEsT.-There Will
be another excursion West, on Tuesday,
February %, 1881. and on every Tuesday
thereafter until June LIST. The Il. & o. Il.
Il. intends TO run a special through ear each
excursion for the benefit of Somerset and
Fayette county passengers. J. II. Fritz,
Passenger and Ticket Agent at Somerset,
Pa, sells the tickets and checks all baggage
through TO destination. For information
call on or write to him at once.
Persons in the vicinity of Meyersdale de
string tickets can see Mr.. Fritz every Friday,
at the Jones House, from 3 TO 5 p. m.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The sleighing for the past few days has
been as fine as at any time during the past
winter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

From present indications there will be
any amount of moving around among our
tenant citizens
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Bsisnce n hand OF treasurer. go q
DIREcToRs ELaTED FoR YEAR, 1881;
Abram Beam, benjamin n. Kline. James Par.
son, Jcs. J. Saylor, John Speicher Christ l.
Miller, "m- Baker and John o. kimmel, OF Som
erset County; A. Leonard Bttuer. Jacob F.cht-
ner, OF Bedford County, and Samuel Matthews OF
wes:moreland County, Pa.
orFIcERs ELECTrD:
Samuel Barclay, President; Jno Hicks. Secre.
tary, Treasurer and General Agent.
BY order Of the Board.
Oaice Of S0uiersefl
County Mutual Fire JNO HICKS.
Insurance Company, See-eiaFv
Somerset. Pa, Feb
ruary II. 1851.
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The new depot is general rendzvous for
Sunday loafers.
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The most direct and pleasant route to the East
ans South via Washington City.
Through Mail leaving at io:3i A. NJ, daily, ar
riyes at Washington at 9:25A. NJ. Baltimore, 1885
r. NJ; Philadelphia $40 A. M. New York o:45 A.
NJ; Richmond l1:3S A. N.
Through Express, leaving SOS P. NJ, daily, ar
riyes at Washington at $50 A.. NJ: Baltimore, 7:i0
A. NJ; Philadelphia; lbs p NJ; n. y, 4:ij p. NJ.
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Butler county has a balance of s2s 600 in
lis treasury
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A UDIToR's NOTICE

Of Daniel l. ShaGer, late of Cour Somerset
Shade township, decd. couni " Penn'a.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor appointed by said Court 10 make q dis
tribution Of the funds In the hands of p F. Shat
fer Administrator and Trustee for the sale of the
real estate Of said deccdent will sit Mt his Office In
the Borough of Somerset, on Tuesday. the cath
day of March, 1881, for the purpose of dIschargng
the duties Of his said appointments when and
where all pas, ,as Interested eau lgteii
II. 5. ENDSLEf
Mareh- Auditor
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State Senator Croft passed through Somer-
set on his way home last Wednesday.
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Winter s'ill fingers in the lap offspring, a,
il were
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SALE REGISTER.

,ars.ste Of David L,hr, late OF Jtner
FiA''" sn township, deceased.
s-Es,ate of George FRITZ OF somerset
tornship
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Saturday, 19th, of Ma-cd 1881,
at o'clock D. m, the following described real cs
tate, situate In SAID township, late the property
of said deceased, viz:
No l. The homestead tract, containing i0j
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Henry
Null, JOINT. Barclay, Sol. Baker, Cyrus Gable
aud others. ofwhich about co acres are clear, and
balance well timbered, having thereon erected
new story dwelling house. new bank barn, wood
house and other outbuildings, good orchard, good
water, sc, sc.
No. . A tract OF land, containing 395 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Philip Nedrow,
jacob Croner, Epn Shanlis, and others, about 10
acres clear and balance we'll tinbered with white
oak, chestnut, walnut, poplar. and hemlock. IL
contains also fine limestone quarry and perhaps
other minerals.
The above two tracts arc considered very valua-
bic and persons wishing to Duy requested 10
examine before day Of sale.
-TERMS.--
u of purchase money, aiteT paymeat Of debts, TO
remain lien, the interest OF sbich Is to be paid
the widow during her lifetime. and at her death
the principal 70 the heirs Of David Lohr. deed (;
" cash and the balance in two equal snnual pay
ments without interest
Possession given Apri, I. ISL
HENRY SCHI.AG.
Feb. IS. Executor Of David Lolsr, deed.
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INoTIcE-
The undersigned VIII apply to the Legislature
mt the present session, for The passage OF an act
authorizingand requiring the Auditor General
and state Treasurer TO audit and settle the ae-
count Of George Hefiiey, OF Somerset county Pa
for rent, &C, due him for the use Of n house and
iot IN Berila In the county aforesaid, occupied by
their command, during the year 1888
March :, 81 GEO. HEFFLEY.
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Malice drinks one-half of its own poison.

The country schools will close during this
month.
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A gentleman who resides in the vicinity
of Upper Strasburg, Franklin county, a few
days ago informs the 'shippensburg Ner'
that there is place in the North mountain
that is giving evidence of volcanic action.
The mountain at this time gives forth pecu-
liar sounds, and emits heat and vapor, and
exhibits frequent indications that the in
tcrnal structure Of the mountain is under
going some kind of transformation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-09

The advocates Of temperance are now ac-
lively engaged in trying to secure legislation
on their various schemes to do away with
the liquor traffic. One proposition now be-
fore the Legislature is to have a Constitu-
tional amendment adopted preventing the
manufacture and sale of all kinds of liquor
in the State Another wants the local op-
ton law passed. besides some two OF three
other ways have been suggested TO
force men 10 be temperate and moral.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auditor to distribute the
funds in .he hanos Of Jacob Neh, EssI-, admins
TRAITOR sc. OF John Wits, decd to and among those
legally entitled thereto. hereby give notice that
1 will attend 10 the duties OF my appointment, st
my Office in Somerset, Pa, on Friday, Marsh Is,
1851, when AMI where I'LL persons interested can
attend.
W H. RUPPEL.
Feb q Auditor.
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FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.

The undersigned offers his Valuable Farm In
Shade Twp, Somerset county, two miles east oi
Hooversviiie, and fourteen miles from J0hnstown,
iorneriy Owned " Charles Rodgers- 1t contains
100 ACRES!
All cleared land and In good state OF cultivation.
Also large orchard, containing all kirds of fruit.
The farm has thereon cree ted a large two-siory
DWELLING HOULE
well finished, good Bank Barn, 40 by sofeet, AMI
all other necessary out-bulIdiugs. The farm IS
well watered and never falling springs at house
and barn. For further informaticn inquire Of
ALONZ0 RODGERS,
Stonycreek Twp, Cambria Co., Johns.Cwn, Pa.
Feb q. lInO