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There will also be- sold at the same time aud place
thgt kneaua situate in said kanlaea, containing
9Liup described In Royal Patent =sHi consisting
of ine ka0 and Kula land with living spring Of
on the land pu n
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~ Lu. lol b., lhis DAY appointed d. lsoad Super
rsar W tllr ni-irilf of TIo Island 1f avaii vice
p ar-lan. rs.i-Ilrd. $50 4 BUSH
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CqPRIEMIE CI q l. co.UIIR2TI, . I2I HAWAIIAN J,


- Islands. To W. 4. rARKE. Esq. Marshai of ihs
Hawaiian Islands. or his Deputy. Grrctings
Yuu commanded, by order 90 the Hon A. Franeis
Judd Chief Justce OF the Supreme Court and hanc-f
ur 10 summon kadmluui. M defendant. 10 be ard
appear before him. the Aforesaid Jasficc at bic Chan
hcrs IN the Court House, IN the City % Honolulu
Island Of Oahu, on FRIDAY. the sd day uf june nrrf
o. 49, ui tc show canse why The prayer % Henry y
Glade complainant -huud rot be granted pursuant 4,
the tenor of his bin Of complaint herri0 nnnrrrd
And have you then there this Writ with f1ii return
of your proceedings thereon.
Wincs-. the Hon n. Francis Judd Chief
Justice aud Chancellor Of the supreme
H. $ Court, af Huuolri1. This sth day Of Iun-
s p iSs1
signed A. Iio-s.
Deputy Clerk.
The within summons returned unscrvcd this igth
day ol june, iss the said kramlum having left tai.
which place he deserted and native named Pa. whe
was ON board said vessel the time and is nov In Ho
uoiulu informs me that said kaumiumi has never re-
turned 30 Honolulu, and The Last known place ,f
residence Of klumiumi being sydney. y. 8 W
w. &. pARKE. Marshal
HAWAIIAN isLANpS.1
Island of Oahu -
hereby certify that the within and fnrrrbiur is
true aud faithful copy % The original summ5ns issued
In the ease % Henry T. Glade vs.. Kaumumi rs rnt
turn the Court, the I'D day % june A. D. fsss did
orCf that the De continued 10 the lfst day of Ocf
ber A. u. ISL aud meanwhile that an attached corr
Of said summons be printed prescribed hy ihc sisf
ute
~ WITNESS whereof, have hereunto sei my hand
this 3Sth day Of June. A. ID. 1sSe.
ore gm vs.. e. PARKE. Narshal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-09-27

WHETHER men are evolved by events, or
control events. is one of the questions of
social science which we do not pretend to
answer Many believe that men. individ-
uallv or in masses. are what they are. and
think, say and do as they do by reason of
their environment more than by reason
of the influence exercised over them by
others. Itwas a favorite theory of one of our
Honolulu rocoat0us that individuals do not
influence the current of popular thought or
action We do not accept this view. for
one can see in his own experience that
those who interchange mutual views exer-
else an influence on each other 1t is also
a fact within personal observation that in
dividual influence decreases as average
intelligence increases And yet with
the advancement Of general intelli-
gence, men devote themselves more and
more to specialties, and consequently are
more ready or obliged to rely upon the re
suits Of work done by other specialists.
The thinkers in our country districts are
men intensely occupied with daily cares.
Individually they are giving close thought
and attention to the condition of our pub
lie affairs This class forms the sturdy
hulwarks Of the prosperity of these islands,
not only by reason Of the wealth they
create and Of their naturally conservative
views, but because Of the tenacity with
which they adhere to their conclusions
They have the courage of their opinions.
Happily for them they are not liable, as
are Honolulu men. to be accused of seeking
their own political advancement. for be
sides reasonable protection they desire
nothing more than to be let alone. Homo
lulu may furnish the country districts with
information and suggestions. to be verified
or corrected, to be adopted or rejected, as
the case may be: but all must recognize
that nc backbone ef tie Hmcaiiap Islands is
oitb hs ptaHtaT and outside Of Honolulu.
When these men shall assemble at their
October meeting they viii have to consider
matters connected with cane culture, labor
Swing machinery, measures to be adopted
to secure labor and the treaty. But that
such body OF men Will. as the premiers
organ urges. regard the political condition
of this Kingdom as t05oood to them, is i'm
possible. They know the necessity of hav-
ing constitutional government. and of
aof having personal rule and absolutism
and they will in a quiet legal. but efficient
manner. act accordingly.
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NH ". 5 wo,n hs- uait day been appointed At.
Asli o. tas, Acnovirt-mui- TO Coutract. for Labor
for ai1iua p4hu JN9. T.. BUSH,
Minister of Interior
inlrrio- orca- sept. Iirh issa as
Dawn CneuEINeuuHg. E-g. las this day been ap.
poiui-d Road supervisor iu Chief ior the Islands Of
Nan Noickai and lauai
INo 2. III 81 Minister Of Interior.
Iulefiu- oaicc. sept ufh isss ~
q. d. sul1Dos. E-g., la. this dag been appoutodan
Arcri to- the taking ad Certifying 81 Acknowiedg.
su- Be- instrumeHis faf thc District 81 North Kohala
THOMAS BROWN,
Registrar Uf Conveyance.
f.rEisllrrs NfiCr September iifh iss2
AfrrrarHa INu D. nU-u
NIHIsfa.- uf rtH fgr4rfHr
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Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure and Of
Mortgages Notice OF Foreclosure ami of
Sale.
ATfnnn I-NyI-rIT A Ifs,u-t,t,

/ \ NACOOltDANCEN W l1ll \ lON -Lit
Il OF sale contained ia certain mortgage made by
Kanakaoe and keaa 20 ). e.. White assignee 10 %. s
Cummings dated the 2lst day Of November isis 30
tice is hereby given that said mortugee Intends to
forUclose said mortgage, for condition broken. and
upon said foreclosure will sell public auction nt the
sales rooms Of Z. +. Adams in Honolulu. sATUR-
DAY, the 9Th day Of October lsa2 90 u N. o said day
the premises described n said mortgage as below
specified.
Further particulars can be had Of W r. Castle. At
tornoy at Law o. $. CUMMINGS.
Naaf affrrrYs 10 Me-
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A Cast-IrOn Vacuum Pan
6 feet in diam. by : feet deep.

l Vacuum Pumping Engine, li-inch Cylinder
and Pinch stroke
3 Wrought-Iron Tanks, each 1000 gallons
capacity.
/ Wrought-Iron Chimney, 65 feet high, 37-in
diam, l-s-inch thick
/ Multitubular Boiler, 10 feet long, 6 feet in
diameter, with furnace, front doors, etc.
complete.
1 3O-inch Weston's Patent self balancing Sus-
pended Sugar-Curing Centrifugal Ma
chimes, with the requisite independent
Iron Framing, Wrought-lron Sugar Mixer
of 1000 gallons capacity, with Stirrer.
Driving Gear SC.
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p A. ricnsed lif Majesty thc King 20 appoint IIis
zans 2 Busn q uirmbcr Of IN, Board Of
A-niiA rirr Bon. y s-Sgsike1, resigned.
lular' f1inrr rounluin sept nd 1ssa Hs3
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NJ 3 Naker. Waihcr Mani
= a Nahaku, flahaina- Naui
:. " Me- andlCss. Fish Market, Honolulu
a iruucf a GrnUniughlfc. Makawro Maui
:. . M raf. y kohaln. Hawaii
. NMair 4 knuuN Mniohiuu knu
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nErArrNENr oE INrEn1nn-

JNO 4. BUSH, Minister u Interior
rs,risf oH.re. srpt aih Isse s,i 81
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-11

There is a story that the late Prince
Suwaroff, Who was great favorite of the
Russian court had at one period of his
early life Nihilistic tendencies, which came
to the knowledge of the Car Nicholas, who
sent for him and said /: Prince Alexan-
der, have here complete list of the con.
spirators. In it find a name which l can
scarcely bring myself to believe could
ever be found among a band of rebels
the name of Suwaroff / cannot believe
it now it csnnot-must not be !" So
saying, the Emperor tore the list and
threw the pieces into the paper basket.
Overcome by the Emperor's magnanimity,
Suwaroff threw himself at his feet and paade
fall confession. From that momen. /
was cured |" be told friend.
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WASHINGTON, April 10sb.-In the star
route cases the motion to qussh was over.
ruled, and the Indictment stands,
SECOND DISPATCH.l
WAsHINGToS, April 10sh.-Judge Wylie
has decided that the star route indictments
are good and sufficient.
The recognizance of Stephen w. A. Dorsey
was declared forfeited, and his arrest ordered
Colonel Totten formally noted an objection
to the decision, and most of the defendants
entered an appearance.
The Arctic Search Another Dispatcl,
from Melville.
WASHINGTON, April 10;h.-SecretaIy Hunt
has received dispatch from Engineer Mel.
vile, dated Yakutsk, January. 9th, as fol.
lows:
have COMPLETED all necessary arrangements fer
supplies and outfits for six months and leave thi.
place for Belun to-day thence to the Lena delta to
continue the search for my missing comrades.
ROseerans TO be Superseded.
CHICAGO, April 10th.-A Washington
special says: The indications are that even
at this late hour General Il 3secrsns is to be
superseded In the management of the Demo-
cratic Congressional campaign, which is tn be
turned over to Roswell P. Flower. OF New
York, who made the contest with Rosecrans
Campaign Committee.
The Colorado senatOrship.
DENVER, April 10.h.-It is not yet known
who Governor Pitkin will appoint to succeed
Senator Teller, the newly appointed Secre.
tary of the Interior. The Governor received
Teller's resignation to-day. He will probably
appoint his successor tomorrow.
The Peruvian COmpany-shipherd's Tes.
timony Continued.
WASHINGTON, April 10sh-Shipherd this
morning said he wrote Hurlbut believing that
il was part of the duties of an American Min
lister to further American interests. Explain
ing the phrase Grant g is now one of Us, he
said it was written il great hurry, and he
regretted it. La September witness told
Grant that the Peruvian Company wanted
TO put him at its head. Grant replied that
he would not consider any proposition to be-
come pecuBiarily interested.
Winter Still Lingering.
CINCINNATI, April 10.h.-It is showing
furiousIy here this morning, and is very cold.
Hotel Burned and Wan smQihered.
DENVER, April 10.h.-The Republican,
Leadvilie special gays: The Bennett House,
morDing. Mike Madigau, whose parents re-
side at Terre Hsute, Ind, was smothered to
death. The rest of the boarders escaped.
Paper Mill Burned.
CHESTER pa J, April 10,h An inceudiary
fire to-day destroyed j. h. LAWS paper mill.
Loss, $780, ,0e0; Insurance, S30, 000
Loss OF S25.a00.
CLEVELAND, April 10th.-The loss by the
burning of the Powell Tool Company's forge
was s25, ,000 half insured.
EavOrabIy Reported.
WASHINGTON, April 10sh-The nomina.
tions Of Chandler and Hunt have been favor.
ably reported to the Senate.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REoeRp.UNfoN
DOMESTIC NEWS
A Disastrous rre.


ST. PAUL tMinn.l, April Ie;b.--A special
from Rsd Wing 10 the P!os7seT Press says ::
Half of the block bounded by Asiu, Bush,
Third and Broadway STREETS. vas burned last
night. The fire originated in livery stable
occupied By Webster & Perkins, on Third
street. The cause is unkucH A brisk wind
was blowing westward, and the OparS House
soon caught, as did q house Of Mr.. Coyles and
DR.. Aliens residence. It then spread north
erlS and osught in the woodsR b1iidinPs on
Main street occupied as a second hssd store.
omnibus stable and sity express. This was all
done III the course of twenty ~ twenty-five
minutes. aud comparatively noN ing could be
saved Of the articles in t5Css buildings except
the livery horses and some carriages. The loss
is estimated at S65, eco.
Mother and Two ChiIdrSn Killed.
MoPHsRsoN (Kansssl a, III le.h.-The
storm OF Friday night blew down stone
house in Delmer township in wbish Wesley
Bryant and family resided. Mira Bryant
and two children were buried in the rnins,
and we're dead VIXEN taken cat. The husband
laboted in the ds,kuess Of the storm so long
as the cries cf his wife were to to heard, aud
when these ceased be went feF help and the
bodies were gotten out.
Ten Persons Attacked With TR.chIna.
PHILADELPHIA, Apri, l0eh Ten persons
have been attacked with trishins at Brides
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Laig and four children
are very low. The members es two other
families, TO whom diseased ham was given.
were also attacked, and it Is EaIed that all
viii die.
The Fire at E3lmIEeB.
CINCINEATI. April 10 h.-Ths tre at Ham.
iltJn was got under control sson sfter mid
night. Loss, S400 000
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unrnnr Tr,al na Sann.

NAPA, April 10.h The srial Of Wong All
Wing for the murder cf 4 q Butler was
bsgun iu the Superior Court ts-day. This
Chinaman, with another whe lately COM
mitted snicide, were charged with the crime.
Ycnng Butler WAS found dead in s cabin
with an empty pistol in his hand, and
tho Coroner's ju,y, from all the sur
rouudiugs, brought in verdict of
suicide. The father of Butler suspicioned
foul play. as Butler had previously had trou-
bic with these men, and white Chinese in
terpreter was hired as farn hand on the
place, and from conversations which took
plaes between the ChinsmeD clues were OBJ
tained watch seemed to fassez tbs guilt on
the two Cinnamon.
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1t is said that Mr.. Bradlaugh's support
ers, knowing that the Northampton elec.
tion would depend on the action of the
Nonconformista, dressed up a number of
men in black clothes and white ties, and
paraded them as Bradlaugh's religious sup
porters.
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pICIrIu c0AsT Nrn

Deaih-aeal E,tats Erapsact;ans.
PoRTIAYD, April 10th.-Chptain w. II.
Teoup, the well known steamboatman and .
pioneer of 1850 disd yesterday st Vancouver
of paralysis
Real estate tt Transaction for last week, $780,
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Hermann, The Ha.ter-Nc. 8s5 sarny street
near Pine. The finest hats at the loTest pr1cfs
Factory: No. Ii felden street.
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The Mormons have now shs preaching
places in London, and are sending out
bodies Of English girls 10 Utah
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Bright's Disease OF the KidocYs, Diasetos.
No danger from these diseases, if you use
H,p BilteIs besides, being the hest family
ms3icine ever made. Truss no other.
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W. w. Montague e. Co.-Iplpor.ers Of Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Maieleized Mantels
Crates and Tiles Manufacturers Of Plain
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos 1l0 I'2
ia ll6 and IlS Battery stree
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

Marcus q. nawley Il CO.-Importers OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 301, 303,
8O5, 3J7 and 309 Market street, San Francisco.
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The Her,seIey GymnsJiuEi-s Eirst.cias
Academical Institution. affords Classical
literary Scientific and Business Education. For
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN +.
BUa..s, Superintendent, Berkeley, Ca
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KIDNEY WoRT-the only known remedy
scsiag at the same time on the liver, bowels
sn kidneys.
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FOREIGN.
ParneIi Paroled.

DUBLIN, April 10.h.--Parnell has been re-
leased on weeks parole, to visit sister in
Paris whose child has just died.
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS

The Ban db ,x- The popular Milline, Establish
ment. b. 5. Hirscb & Co, No. 748 Market street.
Strict attention TO orlers from the interior
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The White H0use-rhe oldest Dry Gcods h"oee
In san Francisco We import direct fror. tie
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders att ended to. }. ". DavidscE q Co., NoE'
ln1 and Io3 Kearny street, San Francisco.
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swaiD's FGmily Bakery and Dining
SalooG-No. t36 Market street. Wedding cakes
ice cream, oysters, ellies, ETC.. constantly hand
Families supplied.
CampPs original italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management Of n. Giamboni,
Csmpi's former partner. Nos. 53I and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery Everything first class.
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DRUGS. CnEM1cALs.
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gares.-Pioneer Druggist, removed 70 ~
Montgomery st s. F. Country orders solicited
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THIRTY DAYS FURTHER TIME

"OyEs FOR SALE ABOVE THE DEBRIS sssss
III and below he snow l have for sale S!7&
cheap few nice pieces OF No fruit land in sN<>--
the warm belt OF Placer county, with beautiful
building spots, ranging from 5 to $40 per acre.
according to location and improvements, and from
90 to 200 acres to suit purchasers For further par
tieulars inquire OF or address W. W. FIPPlNS, Pen
ryn, Placer county, Cal mZl1plm
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San Francisco. April 1o.h.-In the case
of the Concordia Mining Company w. the
Addenda Mining Company, pending in the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Sawyer
this morning rendered decision in favor of
the Concordia Mining Company for all the
ground in dispgte. The decision practically
wipes out the south half of the Addenda
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a RARGsIM FOR VOL.
GOOD PAsTURAGE

NOR HORSES AND CATTLE CAN BEN
had on the San Iuan Grant north OF kssZ-zES
the American River frem Folsom There ZSLA.
is an abundance OF COED water, and premises IN
Apply TO JOHN T. CARDN ELL, Folsom, sacra-
nlento county. CL a4tf
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WHOLESALE GRoCERs

Taber, Hsrker d CO.-Importers and wholesale
Grocers, Nos los and ITO California street
WeIlmau, Peek d C0.-Importers and Whole.
sale Grocers and Dealers in Tobacco and Cigarg
Nos. 126 to 1872 Man Set and No. % California
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HATS.

School OF Civil Engineering. surveying
Drawing and Assaying "a Post st. A Van der Mailer
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RUBBER AND OH. GOODS.

RUBBER AND OH. GOODS.
Davis IS Eeii"gz-Pioneer manufacturers Of Car 8
Ann OILED Clothing HAS, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers ia Rubber Boots sti Woolen Goods
No. 81 California street.
The Gutta Percha ard Rubber NIanufnct.
uring cmpauy-MarufacJurers Of Rubber Goo6s
OF every description. Patentees OF the celebrate d
Maltese Cross Brand" Carooized Hose Cor1n r
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager
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skCRAMENTO RECORc-uNlcM
San Francisco Gflee, No. 53I California
street.. II. Sharpe, Agent
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Decision In u Shining Case-AntI- Chinese
DemOnsfrati0n-A Board OF Supervisors
In an IRqHlr!ng Mood-Tweaty Deaths
EeDorted-Etc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNIos,l
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
s,IsINsss co.LEGEs.

Pacific Business College and 1eleRrapnic
Insttute-Q4ife Scholarship, fct full Business
Course, 800. W. f. Chamberlain, Jr, and a.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. S20 Post s'r2ee, oppc'
rits Union SQUARE, S. r., Cal. Send 2 Circulars.
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rapp1acES AND WAGONS,
NV GOODS

Eros. TanuiarturtHc Co.-Re-
pository, 81 Market street A. Ii. Isham, Manager
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TO LET,
rI7HE CAMPI RESTAURANT, ON STREET,
between First ard Second. Inquire Of L. C.
CHANDLER, Ne. 2S street. m2l-t
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN
" terest, By PETER BOIL, 325 J street .ml7 If
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20
S1TTTPD1T SeDt RON 1SS2

at o'clock p. m, the following described real es-
tate Of said deceased. to-wit:
Ne l.-Tkc homestead Of said deceased, in
shade township, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining
lands Of Charles SGrver, Conrad Stoy. tract No.
and Others containing 5is acres and allowance, oi
which I31 acres are cleared and the balance vel
tmberei There Is a first-rate Goal Vein, known
I as the ceiet rated ''Statlcr COal' On this farm.
and has thereon erected a large two-s;0ry stone
House, large Bank Barn, Spring House and
other outbuildings with an apple orchard.
No. IA certain tract of Ian adjoining tract
10. /, Conrad StOy and others. known as the
Ludwick Wechtenheiser ftrm,h containing 2l5
acres and allowance, OF which about llO acres are
cleared ana under cultivation, the balance well
timbeFed. T1is tract VIII be offered as whole
and IN TWO parcels, il being divided by the Pike
into about two equal parcels.
No. 81 cc-taiu'traeJ OF land adjoining tract
No. l. lands OF Charles Scrber. Conrad Stny and
others, containing a acres, III perches and al
lCwance o part Of y Which Is c cared. the balance
/ heavily tiEbciet.
No. "A certain tract sfland adjoining Nos.
| l. , and 8 and lands Of Conrad St0 containing
Is acres and 81 perches and allowance, partly
cleared. This parcel VIII be sold with No l.
No. IA certain tract Of land sitUte in Alle-
gheny township. Somerset county, Pr, adjoining
( lands Of Rev Z. Manages job Mann and tract
No g. containing Ice acres, known a. the "Rihle
farm, OF which about so acres are cleared, the
balance Well timbered. and has thereon erected a
two story Log House and good Static, with q
good apple orchard
NO IA certain tract ef lad situate on both
sides Ofthe Pittsburgh and BedioFe Pike. part IN
Bedford county and part in Somerset county,
adjoining tract No s and lands OF J0b Mann.
John JodeT- and others. now in the occupancy OF
James II. Pew. containing 430 acres and allow
ance, OF which 10 acres are cleared and under
cultivation the balance well timbsred, with
twO-st0ry Frame House q good barn and other
Cuttuiicin@s thereon erected. with an apple or
chari ...-m is well fenced and well wateTod
No. IA certain traet Of land. known as the
-.ssAot Fseiory stand situate in Napier town
ship. 8sdfcri county Pa. on the Pittsburgh and
AN.rHa. n.Hr Low ~
and Others, cuntl ming l33 acres, e6 percEes and
allowance, Of which about 30 acres are cleared,
the balance well timbered and well wateTed, with
three-story stone Egrse and stable thereon
erected
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-20
MARRIED.

sTAHl-WAI.TER.-0n the lo,h inst.
n the Lutheran parsonage in Dixon, H.,
by Rev L. l.. Sipe Mr.. Charles ". Stahl to
Miss Belle Walter, both o. Dixon, formerly
of Somerset coanty.
SUDER-WALKER.-Oa the 5th day Of
September a; Berlin, by Rev II. f. Keeae-,
Irwin II. Suder 70 Mis- Emma 3. walker,
both Of this county
L0HR-LiNINGS1FONf..-On September
1-th, al 4sEesideEcc Of Mrs. Jonathsn i.ohr
ges1 Ifooyersyi!le, by Rev. J. S. Wagner.
NJ NeI i. LohT IL Miss sophia Living
stone, beth of jhs county.