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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

BY virtue of the power contained in the last will
and testament of Andrew Statler. late of Shade
township. Somerset county, PeDn'a., decd, the
undersigned Executor OF said deceased, will offer
for sale by public outcry the late residence of
said deceased on
SATURDAY, Sept. 30h, 1882,
at l o'clock p m, the following described real es-
tate OF said deceased, tG-wit:
No 1.-The homestead Of said deceased, in
Shade township, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining
lands of Charles Sarver. Conrad Stoy, tract No.
and others. containing 54s acres and allowance, of
which 49, acres are cleared and the balance we'll
timbeIed There is a nrst-rate Goal ein known
as the celebrated ''Statler Coai' on this farm,
and has thereon erected large twO-stOry Stone
House, large Bank Barn, Spring House and
other outbuildings, with an apple orchard.
No. IA certain tract OF lana adjoining tract
No. !. Conrad StOy. and others. known AS the
Ludwick Wechtenheiser farm containing 215
acres and allowance. OF which about 10 acres are
cleared and under cultivation, the balance we'll
timberei. This tract will be offered as a whole
aud in two parcels, IL being divided by the Pike
into about two equal parcels.
No. "a certain'tract of land adjoining tract
No. l. lands OF Charles Sorber, Conrad Stoy and
others, containing II acres, ia perches and al
lowance, part of which Is c-eared, the balance
heavily timbeIed.
No. "A certain tract -fland adjoining Nos
l. = and 5 and lands of Conrad Sto., containing
Is acres and 81 perches and allowance. partly
cleared. This parcel will be sold with No. l.
No. "a certain tract of land situte in Ale
gheny township, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining
lands of Rev. +. Manages, Job Mann and tract
No 8, containing LOG acres, known as the ''Riffie
iarm," Of which about 60 acres are cleared, the
balance well timbered, and has thereon erected q
two-story Log House and good Stable, with a
good apple orchard.
No. "a certain tract ef lard situate on both
sides ofthe Pittsburgh and Bedford Pike. part in
Bedford county and part in Somerset county,
adjoining tract No. and lands of Job Mann.
JOhn JO1er. and others, now in the occupancy of
James II. Pew, containing 40 acres and allow
ance. of which l20 acres are cleared and under
cultivation the balance well timbered, with
two-story Frame House, good barn and other
Outbuildings thereon erected. with an apple or
chsrd farm is well fenced and well watered.
No. IA certain tract of land, known as the
''ehOt Factory Stand. T" situate in Napier town
ship. Bedford county Pa. on the Pittsburgh and
Bedford Pike, adjoining No o, lands of Joo Mann
and others, containing l33 acres, % perches and
allowance of which about 10 acres are cleared
the balance well timbered aud well watered with
a three-story Stone House and stable thereon
erected.
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HOUSE.
Opened Monday. Sept. 4. 1852.

Situate right at the b. 4 q. and ;. 3 g De
pot. Restaurant attached. Both open day and
night Restaurant has been enlarged and re-
nodded. Parties living long the ). u g. desir-
ing to take night trains Will md this great con
Veuience
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
Fridau. Norember 10. 1852.

at o'clock p. m, the following real estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land situate in
the tow nship, county and State aforesaid ad-
joining lands of Joseph Thomas, Daniel Blough,
David hummel. Jacob Thomas aud others con-
tanning 80 acres, more less. with the ap, urte-
nances, with house. barn. and other out buildings
thereon erected; good portion of which Is clear
ed and in a good state OF cultivation. with some
fruit trees, and good water on same; also good
timber on part of the land.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Through Mail trains daily.
Expsess trains daily except Sunday.
Accommodation trains and Fayette Express
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, corner Firth Avenue and WOOD
streets, and depot corner Grant and Water stS.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
q. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR s A LIE !

In Somerse township. somerset Co. Pa. i've
miles east of Somerset on the Somerset and
Bedford turnpike, adjoining lands Of VIM. Will,
Daniel Keller, Daniel kimmel, John Gumbert
and others containing about 300 acres, 22j acres
clear and In good state of cultivation and the
balance well timbered about As acres in meadow
Inc farm Is well adapted for grain or stock
raising. Is nearly all underaid with coal and
limestone; good limestone quarry opened vein
six feet thick three feet good coal top Of it, In
good working condition. large two-story brick
dwelling house with basement, bank barn, su-
gar camp and other out buildings, a thriving ap-
pie orchard of eghty-five bearing trees also a
young apple orchard Just coming into bearing OF
nineiy-six trees, pears piums, peaches, grapes Se
ALSO,
tract of timber land laying about ten miles
northwest of Somerset, adjoining lands Of Abra
ham Beam. John J. Baker. and Others contain
ing about - acres. For further information call
on, or addres.
5. i. BAER
augoo2m Somerset r. o.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

The Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA, 20 Eliza
beth Harmon, widow George Harmon, George
Miller, Elizabeth Miller, CatharIne Tayman, all
of Somerset county Pa, Harley Harmon Of Cam
bria county. Pa, Catharine Hartman and Valen-
tine Harmon of Fort Wayne, Indiana, heirs and
legal representatives of George A Harmon de-
ceased and all other persons Interested
Greeting Somerset County. SIS
You are hereby cited TO be ,and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans Court, To be held at
Somerset on the 3rd day Of October lss2. then and
there TO show cause why John l. Kessler should
not be discharged from the duties OF his trust as
Executor of the last will and testament of George
A. Harmon. deceased. Herein fail not.
Witness the Hon. Wm J. Baer ESQ. at SOmer-
set this 2sth day Of August A. ID. 1852
Sherif's Office, JOHN J. SPANGLER,
Sept. 5, lSs2 I ct Sheri
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUBLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned trustee OF the sale of the real
estate Of Jonss Nishler lateOl Conemaugh town
shiu. Somerset county. Pa. decea sed will offer at
public Outery at the court house, Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
nRPHAN's COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Nv virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court OF
Somerset county, 20 me directed, will expose 10
sale by public outery, on
THURSDAY, Oct II, 1892,
at 10 O'Clock, an on the premises. the following
described Real Estate, late the property OF john
W. Haines, decd.
A certain tract OF land, situate In Jenner town
ship, Somerset county, Penn'a., containing 2*0
acres and allowance, 100 acres thereof cleared
and under god state OF cultivation. balance well
timbered, Joining lands Of Michael 4 Cover " m
Baldwin, Benz. Kline and others. having threon
erected n good Frame Dwelling House BanF
Barn 40 o. Spring House and other out build
ings, there Is a large and thrifty, good bearing
orchard of 40 of 40 choice varieties on TINS
farm, two four-foot veins OF coal opened ana ready
to work, IL is well supplied with never falling
streams of watar and Is one of the most centrally
located farms in Jenner township, situated on the
Bedford and Greensburg turnpike, two miles
from Jenpertown and having School House and
Church within One-eighih OF a mile from tnS
dwelling house one-hali mile TO grist aud 81" mill
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Loss of hair and grayness, which
often mar the prettiest face, are pre-
vented by Parker's Hair Balsam.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
On and after June L. trains will run
WESTWARD.
EASTWARD.

Mountain Express leaves Pittsburgh tSatu
days onlyj at p. IN. ; leaves C0nnellsville, $50
Confluence, SD; Ursiua, $50; Brooks Siding
$50; Pinkerton, 5:42; Casselm n. $50; RoeR
wood. o;0o; Pine Grove 5;l5; Garrett, 6:2l YO,
der, s.2S Salisbury Junction, 6:53; Mcyersiaie-
5:35. Leaves lockwood. 6:l5: Milford, e:3l; ar
rives at Somerset ESQ.
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DETITION IN DIVORCE.

John J. Speicher1 In the Court Of common Pleas
VS.. of Somerset Co. ONO. 80 Aug
Martha SpeicherJ 7. 1ss2, alias Sub. for Divorce
To Martha Speieher. the defendant above
named.
You are hereby notified 10 be and appear az the
the next Court of Common Pleas OF Somerset
county TO be held at Somerset on the second Mon
day of November lss2, 18th day. 70 answer to the
complaint Of John J. Speicher, the plaintiff above
named, and show cause il any you have why
your said husband should net be divorced from he
bonds Of matrimOny entered into with you, agree
ably to the prayer Of his petition and libel exhib-
itet against you before said Court
JOHN j. SPANGLER,
SHERIFF's OFFICE Sheriff
Sept. ., 1882.
Sept6-6t.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

A New jersey woman claims to
have been knocked down and Sc
verely injured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
TORS SALE.
OF
Valuable Farm, Grist Mill and
Town Lots.

BY virtue OF the power contained in the last
will AMI testament OF John Phi. Walker, late Of
Addison township, Somerset county. Pa. decd,
the undersigned Executors of said deceased will
offer for sale at public outcry on the premises on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Ahc uhierslSueu executor OF JACOB Martet new.
late OF Somerset township, Somerset county, Pa
deceased, will sell at public sale at the court
house, on
Friday, Norember 10, 1882.
at o'clock p IN. of said day, the following prop
erty. viz:
No l. A certain tract or parcel Of land situate
In the township, county and State Aforesaid, ad-
Joining lands ot Henry Long, George Cobaugh
DAVID Husband and other lands OF the decea sed
containing 30 acres, more or less, nearly all clear
ed; about three fourth of mile north of Somer-
set. This tract will be offered In small parcels OF
as whole: as may be deeIaed best, a draft of
which can be seen a the office of John II. UhI
This land is nice5 located and is valuable for
farming or pastu e.
NO 2. parcel of land situate as aforesaid
adjoining lands of David Casebeer, Chauncey
Bittner Iohn DarT, Samuel Marteeney and 9TH
ers, containing acres, more or less, all nicely
timbered.
TERMS
One-inlf cash, the balance In one year from
date OF sale, payments to be secured BY Judgment
JOHN j. BOWMAN,
Executor Of Jacob Marteeney, dec'ds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

SOMERSET COUNTY. SIS:
\O@) At an Adjourned Orphans Court held
SEAL. at Somerset In and for Somerset Coun-
~ >y, on the 3rd day Of October 1851 before
the Hon. the Judges thereof
In the matter OF the estate of Samuel Zerfoss
deed.
On motion Of John H. Uhl, Esq, the Court ap-
pointed J o. kimmell, Esq. Auditor, TO make
distribution after passing upon all claims that
may be presented.
BY theCorrt
A. A. STUfZMAN,
CLERK
NOrlCE-l will attend 10 the da.ies en- ioined
by the Court In the foregoing commissiou at
my Office IN Somerset Borough. on Wednesday
the LIST day OF November, 1882, where all persons
Interested can attend.
j. u. kIMMELI.
oct IL. Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Almost anyone can run into debt.
but nearly everybody has 10 crawl
out of it.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Game straying on the premises oftfe undefs.gn.
ed in Somerset Township, abobt August ID lss2-
a red heifer years old white star on head, about
hall tail white Owner can have herby proving
property, and paying damages.
ED. NJ. SHAULIS
Sent ao To- Somerset Pa.
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r VI S.

One-third cash. one third in six mon rs from
day Of sale: ene-third to remain lien the inter-
est thereof To he Daid the widow during her life
time, and at her Geath the principal to the heirs
provided the entire sum is not consumed for debts
and expenses OF the estate; payment to be secured
by Judgment on the premises
SOLOMON UHL
octIl Trustee.
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TERMS :

One-third in hand. one-third to remain lien
the interest TO be paid annually to the widow dur
ing her lifetime, and at her death the principal {,
the heirs of said deceased, and the remaining one
third in three equal annual payments. wi hou
interest. The deferred payments to be secured b,
judgment notes n bonds. Ten per cent Of pur
chase money to be paid on day Of sale
W. NJ. SCHROCK.
Sept. o. Executor.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
SOMERSET & CAMBRIA RAILROAD.
On and after June T. trains viii run as follows


The Mail, north and south, runs daily; the
Local Train daily except sunday.
ON the Pittsburgh Division. y. X y. haliroac
through passenger trains, east bound, VIII ieaFe
Redwood at 1Z.50 n. m., and l2.3i p. IN, arriving
respectively at Washington at Ts33 A. m, same
day, and 9.4l next evening, and at Baltimore ~
s.&5 a. m- same day. and at ll:00 next evening
Westward bound thrOugh trains leave Baltimore
at $50 a. m, ami p m, and Washington at l9'+O
a. m., aud $40 p. m, arriving respectively al
lockwood at 900 A. m, and 800 p. m.
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TERMS

one.thiri To remain lien on the premises, af-
ter payment Of debts. the interests TO De paia 70
widow annually during life and az her death the
principal 10 the heirs OF deceased one-thiru eash
and balance in two equal annual payments lroui
date of sale with interest 10 per cent to be paid
when property Is knocked down. dover anu pay
menis TO be secured by Judgment notes
SentI3 JOSIAH KELLER.
Admir- and Trustee.
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4 DMTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

fsiate of Theodore Ct. woy, late of Somerset
Twp. deed.
Letters Of administration on above estate havlils
heen granted 10 the undersigned by the proper au-
,hority. notice is hereby given TO all persons IN
debted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against " 70 pre-
Er;sov lie, 10Th. 1852. at the residence OF the
Administrator, in Somerset township somerset
county, Pa. ,-u,,>- yrov
SON, "a Administrator.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Orpn-
ans Court of Somerset Co., Pa, TO ascertain an-
,ba hands Of the administrators Of Frederick +. .
walker decd TO and among those legally emu
lied thereto gives notice, that he will attend 70
the duties at his office in the Borough OF roiheI-
A NJ, when all persons interested can atteha-
n n.y. JOHN II. UHL.
on,1a Auditor.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came strnying on my farm, near Frieiens, Som
erset township, hve yearling calves. one white
and the others spotted. The owner can recover
the same by calling and proving property and
paying costs.
aug9-3t GEO. SMITH.
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Thursday, October 18th, 1882,

at o'clock p. m, the following described real
tate, OF said deceased, to wit:
The homestead of said deceased In Addison
township, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands
OF VIM. Hanna, kaston Cunningham, David
Mitchell Heury Y0unkin and Noah Bird con-
tanning 80 acres more or less OF which about $50
acres are cleared and In good state of cultiya-
tion, and we'll wattered There is a four foot vein
OF good coal opened and in good working order,
good limestone quarry and about ,0O1 bushels
of stone quarred ready to burn, and mas thereon
erected a large
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE,

frame barn and other outbuiIdings, with an apple
orchard school house on the iarm. and c0nye-
nient 10 churches and close To the b. n o. Rail
road.
No . A certain mill property znown as the
Walker MIL adjoining tract No. L: three story
frame building In good order, with never falling
creek, with splendid water power, and good
frame dwelling house, about - acres of land, OF
which about II acres are in meadow. situated In
a good farming community, Ia miles from Ursina
ON h. y -. X. r., I mile IRON Harnedsviile,
miles from Confluence, 2 miles from Listonburg.
and miles from Petersburg. with good roads
leading 10 all the public points.
No g. Two certain lots of ground In Ursina
borough, known as Nos li9 and 1j0 fronting on
Park street, with a two story plank house, good
stable and other outbuildings thereon erected.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
Valuable Farm and Timber Lands !!

BY virtue of the power contained in the last will
and testament of Andrew Statler. late of Shade
township. Somerset county, PeDna-, decd, the
undersigned Executor Of said deceased, will offer
for sale by public Outcry. the late residence of
said deceased on
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Sept2O
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--hr cNc-e rift rcrreFeuts the ra-- /,
co.. .. sth n ia combinations q Vi-.-
yo-y-. r. a a led for each Harrow: Z
s..-i y fg,ila-1.re - made from tai- Ha-r
.i1. i.-t additional expense b h0okrr-.
ID e.tIcr roiDs. or 2, TIE center TeFolges q
f--n er 3. once, making I the nosf ~
pul.rTissr IN re- market.
THIS TNREOW Has ONLY n
gSi-J TO BE APPRECIATE
SeeI- before purchasing and you WI bus
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18
DUBLHC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned executor OF Jacob Marte, new.
late OF Somerset township, Somerset county Pa
deceased. will sell at public sale at the court
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-06-10
THE ROBIN.

It's good to spend quiet, leisure hour,
And trace our kindred in a bird or flower;
70 see wherein we differ. where agree,
In loves or tastes, desires or destiny.
One truth is clear; whichever way we turn,
we ma an open book from which to learn
come old life lost or higher life begun
oome good TO copy, or some vice to shun.
The Robin Redbreast, born Of common clan,
has virtues that are not eNceled by man.
EHrly ne rises, and on tOpmost limb,
win naught of earth between the sky and
His first glad thoughts ascend in roundelays,
And Earth rcsounds with mellow songs of
praise.
Throughout the day. and in no slothful mood,
lie seeks IN sod and furrowed ground for
And finds in grubs and worms his humble
Nor longs for dainties from the upper air.
Strong and courageous, he desires no feud,
Vet, always ready to defend his brood.
NO hawk so large, or willy snake so sly,
Ihat braves his home and dares his strength
to try,
But finds in him foe that never yields
Ihe cOnQuering hero of a thousand fields.
Yes, well he loves his home-no spot so dear
Else why rebuild his nest from year to year?
Why hasten back in Spring, through sleet and
The first to greet us, and the last to go?
o feathered songster, bird of ruddy breast,
In form and plumage how supremely drestl
No bird that sings or MARBLES on the tree
is half as graceful, or as proud, to me.
Ihe Winter fingers till thy voice hear
without thy song twould lingpr all the year;
And, should live where r3igns eternal Spring,
I'd list each morn to hear the robins sing
All! can it be that, when l was a boy,
sought to kill thee, and thy brood destroy,
Thy nest to shatter, and thy hopes to dash,
And with thy eggs and young to play blind
smashW
Sooner than this right hand, that holds this
pen,
Should send shaft to harm this bird again,
Or, worse than that, my heart should wish him
i'll,
May this hand wither and this heart be still!
Governing warbler, sing those vespers o'erl
They take me back to Lly New England shore;
They bring to view again my boyhood home,
The woods and pastures where used to roam,
The stony paths where my bare feet have
trod,
The schoolhouse, playground and the masters
rod.
Within thy song I hear my mothers cali
To leave my marbles, kite and bat and ball,
And cut the wood or on an errDnd go,
And find a pleasure more than plays bestOw.
But, better still, o bird of lovely wing,
Teach me the song of praise you love to sing;
Lead me to leave, when my days work is
done,
And groveling cares their daily rounds have
run,
The sod and burrows am wont to stroll,
And seek the higher places of the soul,
And learn the lesson. so divinely given,
That cares of earth obstruct the view of
Heaven.
C P. Russell, in Chicago Tribune
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-06-10
ga REvERSION: IT'S PRODUCT"

What do you think of that Reggie?"
said tall, dark youth to another of the
same gilded type, tossing him letter,
as they throw themselves into adjacent
seats in the smoking room of the Blen-
helm.
"a woman's, evidently" is the an
swer, as his friend chances at it. "Ahn'
he adds a moment later, as he opens it,
81 have had few billets-doux, but
none quite of this sort. What is the
little Game?o, .3 ..s.IrIrt.. .
Precisely the question l thought you
might answer me-"
Never did an acrostic in my life,
Tim. But let's see-hum! The lights
are as puzzling as ever. When did you
get this?"
"Just now, as we came in MAJ.
''Of course, you don't know the writ
ing of your anonyma?"
mo. it looks too straightforward to
be feigned.' F.asE
A maid might have done the need
full
Hardly. 1t is too much the hand of
"A friendP' 10 M
Il don't think girl would care to
give one such a possible whip"
"Sum total, Tim. This is from q
young lady you don't know She must
take marvellous interest in you, if the
acquaintance be really so one-sided."
Exactly; that puzzles me. Besides,
how could she know the very sum lost
last night at the PhenixP"
That's easy enough. The Hebrew
has tout wherever there's flash, )
and such hot thing as you made of it
would be sent straight to him this morn
ing" ...
Even so, he is not likely to have re-
tailed it in Mayfair"
mo; but Mayfair, in the person of
some hard-pressed dame, may have paid
him visit"
your re no good, Reg Too much
of the Leggity' has dulled the finer
perceptions of your youth"
81 bet you flyer that if you 90 to
Sharp street you'll find Isaac knows
more of this note than either of u.s."
"'Twoufd be hardly fair on her to ask
him. if he did" ''.
Theodore Innes Montague, called from
early Elton days Tim, was the second
son of Lord Heighleigh, and had made
life so rapid that his fourth year in the
Brigade found him in the black books OF
that irascible, wealthy, but somewhat
close-tisted peer He had already got
through very tidy property which his
mother had left him Thrice had his
father paid, under severe protest, what
other men would consider anything but
small fortunes, all of which had gone
into the gulf that is surrounded by cards
and horses. On the last occasion he
/ had been warned that if his sufficiently
handsome allowance was exceeded he
must get himself out of the mess.
For time the burned child had
dreaded the fire enough to keep in safe
ty; but as with most men, the tempta-
ton coming suddenly and unexpectedly,
all his resolution vanished. and, begin
ming with delusive vein of luck, he lost
more at one sitting than he could now
hope TO obtain anywhere. 1t was al
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-06-10

AN old builder asserts that fully
half of Boston proper is now built on
piles.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-06-10

"Ah, father DEAR" says fair beauti-
full woman to tall, handsome man, as
they stand apart from group on a
terrace of one OF England S Oldest castles,
"whv were you so cruel as to rob me
for all these years of the pleasure of
knowing youP Tim says thu his father
declares you are the best friend his sons
ever had! And l know" she adds soft
ly, as her hand steals into his, +" that
you have made me the happiest wife
and daughter in the world. IN T.
Graphic.