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The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

King Oscar, of Sweden, recent!.
started on tour of inspection througI,
Norway. He took the precaution to in
sure his life for 100000 crowns.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

The twenty-fourth annual conference Of
the NJ. f. church, opened at Owatona on the
4th, Bishop Merrill presiding.
Articles of incorporation Of the Northern
Pine Land company, with headquarters at
Minneapolis, have been filed with the
secretary of state. The company is COM
posed of Joseph Viles, Chippewa Falls, F.
w. Pitcher, Boston, w. W. Huntington, s.
G. Cook and c. H. Maxey, Minneapolis, and
the capital stock is $500, 600. They will
buy and sell pine. lands and do general
numbering business.
Cooks hotel az Rochester was damaged to
the amount of $500 by fire on Sunday.
Charles G. Wood of Sank Rapids Las
made arrangements with the creditors Of J.
II. Wooj, who failed week ago, to con-
tinue the business. Hesettles with creditors
for about so per cent. cash.
Mr.. Baker, OF BrownsOn, Mcleod county,
the other day was shot in the foot by the
accidental discharge OF revolver in the
hands of his little son.
The Willmar Republican, Gazette, a large
nine column folio, has been increased to six
pages, a:d furnishes all immense ammOunt
Of reading matter. It is one ofthe thorough
ly enterprising journals OF the day.
John Stewart OF Granite Falls was arrest.
ed and held to the grand jury on charge of
stealing horse from Solomon Anderson.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

The earnings of the Manitoba railroad
company in Minnesota for the last six
months amount to over So, ,0OO, 600, on which
thev nav a tax of 81 200, 900. The earnings
have more than doubled in all the items,
since the first of t he year.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

charged while in Hedges hand last winter,
the bullet striking stove, OIL the other side
Of which his father sat- ;.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

Adjpttapt + General ,lHIaw|ley reports an en-
th',siastic meeting held at Morris for the or
ganization ofa company of national guards.
At the conclusion of explanatory remarks
twenty five names were enrolled.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

Secretary Teller has rendered an import
ant decision respecting the rights Of owners
OF mining claims in regard to the timber
growing upon the surface of their claims
He holds that compliance with the laws
governing mining claims gives the miner
exclusive and absolute possession; but that
this possession carries with it the obligation
to defend the claims against trespass. That
is, miners must themselves prosecute tres
passers, and can not ask the government to
do 1t.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12
Booty of the james Gang.

The amount OF money obtained by the
various railway, bank and stage robberies'
In the majority of which Frank James was
implicated, rs far as can be estimated is as
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

September, take it all in all, was the
most beautiful month in the year.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12
The Touching Letter of SU:c;,ic,

The wiiter OF the following letter was Il
German--poor, sick and unforiuHate
disappeared from st. Paul. Mil Il sofa, the
other day, and is supposed to have con-
mitted suicide by drowning:
October 6. 1881
NV dearest and my last Josephine! Oh,
dearest wife! Oh, thou angel! You hard
working, good woman! You kind, brave,
good mother! On, what shult I say? Dear
Josephine in two to four weeks shall be
laid up to the sick b. d. There is 20 he'll /.
1 cannot look ut such mischie-. Oh. l.
might get crazy. Forgive me a~..r Jose.
help 1T. But if I must leave you
entirely pennilees, do not felr. God, the
good people of st. Paul anu me of my
old friends will help you, hope. These
We're hard; seven to five years OF nothing
but misfortune and discouragement. May
God help you that you live with our dear
little ones happier without me than with
me. l wish You many good years; whilst
hardly sunshine showed itself in the
many years past. I hope God will max"
eood for you, dear Josephine. and the dear
children. Don't break down on it. Bear
it with courage and forgive me. Dear one,
do also not make yourself any trouble about
the future of my soul. I am prepared. l
never done any crime or that had to fear
death, as hope shall die quietly. Inform
S. J. Radon, SO Bruhl, Lipsig, and Gustav
Kauffmann at Halle, 16 Henrietter street,
Germany, of my sudden death, and ask
them for help for the children. Educate
the boys for the professional trade This
learning mercantile commerce is always
risky. Be quiet, dear Josephine All will
arrange itself by and by. Forgive me.
Forgive me, dear children. God help you
oil. and help you to get over this mischief.
God bless the dear children. Good bye,
husband. G. Fl KAUFFMANN.
My only pain is that must leave you SO
entirely penniless. and hope some good
people hasten ut once to your instant help.
Great Mems Relatives.
It is good thing to see brethren work
ing together in unity, as the Wellsleys
in India, or the Weslcys in England, or
the brothers Grimm, or the Schleg-
els. The ablest lieutenant of Fred
erick the Great was his brother Henri.
"There is only one of u.s." the king said,
pointing to Prince Henri, who has never
made Il mistake" It is melancholy to
remember that Henri hated the brother
he served so we'll. Frederick did all he
could 10 win his affection, in vain. A
pair of brother soldiers not less interest
Ing to Englishmen are Henry V. and
John Duke of Bedford. Gen. Churchill,
too, served with credit under Marl-
borough. The fame Of the Napiers is
still fresh. One would like to couple
the hero of the 1st of June. Sir William
was brave soldier and nothing more.
Partnerships between fathers and sons
are too numerous to be noticed, but
there are a few curious instances in
which the father has seconded his son:
A certain King of Media appointed his
father to a satrapy, and the sire quietly
served under the son. But since the
hereditary principle first found favor
among men no sovereign can have felt
himself altogether q king while his
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12
Ne1rs of the RAiLrONlLs.

Iron express cars have been put on the
Southern Pacific railroad. The car is de-
scribed as being very strong, and is bullet
proof, a very important item i'll the Arizona
country. 1t is made in two compartments
-one for the treasure, and the other for five
or six expressmen and guards There are
doors only on the Sides and loophooles in
the side of the car give the expressmen, who
are full armed, fine opportunity to pick off
train robbers. In addition to this force of
men, arms and ammunition. there were four
Siberian bloodhounds in the car The
hounds cost $3.50 each. The same style of car
will 90 with each train
Three magnificent new Pullman slcepcrs
were in the Union Depot yards, the Dickcn-
son, Pyramid Park and Miles City, the las
named just from the shops. They belong
to the Northern Pacific service, and will be
followed during the coming week by the
Fort Keogh, Glendive and Billings. They
are Improvements, if that be possible, upon
has said that within years time the road
will be finished, and that all preparations
must be made to furnish in anticipation the
best Car service that money and skill can Sc
cure for the great route.
ALI VIC 1oduo IS<hO1llco 1IOIIl llAC ANOltlNCEb
are suffering from scarcity Of freight cars.
The Northwestern has freight equipment
of 1000 cars, yet is short Of the number it
could we'll use. The Milwaukee e st. Paul
has about 1, 500 cars Of freight use, and is so
driven with business that much Of it is
transferred to other roads. The Milwaukee
& St. Paul expect to pat dining cars on their
main lines soon.
At Dubuque articles of incorporation were
filed for the Northwestern Construction COM
pany, the principal office to be at Dubuque
The company will construct and equip the
railroad "a road lines of the Chicago Freeport &
st. Paul Railroad company. The capital
stock of the construction company is fixed
at 81 ,0OO,O0
The earnings of the St. Panl e. Omaha for
the month of September were $4S3, 1852, an
increase of $11O,O9 Northern Pacific for the
month Of September, s7s9, 700, an increase
OF $255, 1887.
Record Of Fires ana Casualties
On Friday there was a $l5O,OO0 fire on
Broadway, New York. The building was
occupied by number of firms as follows:
First floor and basement, Stern & Co.,
shirts; second, Jacob Adler & Co., gloves;
thild, NJ. Fisher, cloaks and dress trim
mings; fourth and fifth, Kidney g. Hanley,
trimmings and gloves, and ID. Il. Sicher,
ladies underwear, All those firms carry
large and valuable stocks.
DR.. A. Balantye, agent of the J. H. Wood
line commission merchants, Chicago, missed
his footing as he was getting OH an east
bound pas senger train, near Omaha, and
falling upon the track he was run over and
fatally injured
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12
Political Notes and. News.


The republicans of Ramsey county,
(Minn. }, have nominated the following tick,
ct: District judges, H. r. Brill, Orlando
Simons; sheriff, Frederick Richter; auditor,
J. J. McCardy; county surveyor, Howard N.
Elmer; county commissioners, Robert c.
Wiley, ,iHenry Schurmeier, w. L. Ames supt.
ofschools, H. G. Blake; SENATOR C. D. Gil
fllan; representatives, Conrad Gotzian. w.
r. Merriam, J. c. Haupt, w. D. Hawkins,
w. D. Cornish, Chas. Passavant, Peter Boh-
land.
The democratic convention of Carver
county nominated James F. Dilley for sen
ator, Adam Hill and Robert Patterson for
the house and Leonard Shreunkens for aud
itor.
In Meeker county, Minn., William H.
Greenleaf of Litchfie]d was nominated for
senator on the first ballot, and P. H. Linnel
for representative, Window was Endorsed: !:
At the legislative convention for Rock
and Pipe3tone countless at Luverne, w. O.
Crawford was nominated for the assembly,
Crawford is Dunnell man.
George D. McDill was nominated for
member of the assembly by the republican
convention at St. Croix Fall, Wis.
Georgia election resulted in 10000 demo-
cratic majority for Alexander H. Stephens
for governor.
The democrats of the Ninth (Mo..) distric
have nominated Col. James O. Broadhead
for congress.
De La Matyr declined the Greenback NOM
ination in the Seventh Indiana district:
III. Hadley, renegade republican, is
Delaware election on the 4th resulted in
the usual democratic majority.
Carl Schurz is candidate for congress in
New York.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-10-12

Tho Fort TOtten Reservation Not to be
Extended Nor the Settlers at Devils
Lake MOlested
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Robert Jefferson, Q noted colored
man. Of Indianapolis, died st Ober.
lin, O., few days ago, Hs claim
Cd that he was . son OF Thomas
Jefferson, the author Of the Declare.
tiou Of Independence. He WAS born
in 1905 on tho plantation Of Mr.,
Christian, OF Cha rlestown. Va, bis
mother being Aillie Reddiford, o
m ulatto slave, famous in those days
for her beauty. Roberts mother
told him Of bis father and Christian
confirmed her statement. The de-
csassd was . slave until about 1852,
whom be purchased bis freedom and
that Of his wife from bis master,
paying S2,78i for himself aud ST..
500 for his wife, having earned the
money ct odd hours doing carpetner
work. After living in several places
for sh ort periods Mr.. Jefferson 6n-
ally settled in indianapolis ia 1854,
where his home was until his death.
he leaves an estate worth S25,000,
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DIAru OF AN EMIsEsr Man
Ralph Waldo Emerson. the great
historian, died Of pneumonia on
Thursday night Of last week, at bis
residence 10 Concord, Mass, and on
Sunday afternoon the funeral took
place. The services at tho house
were conducted by Rev. ". H,
Furness, Of Philadelphia. In the
church the services we're conducted
by DR.. James Freeman Clarke. and
addresses made by Judge lockwood
Hoar and Rev. Howard NJ. Brown.
IN the cemetery the Episcopal buri-
sl service was read by Rev. DR..
Hcskirp, = coutiI of tie dectsf. d
A very large nnmber Of hiepds and
scquaintarces attended tie last
SOLEMN iitss Of the distinguished in.
diyidual.
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The State Con ' enti0n.

The Republican Oonven ti,n Of yss
terday assembled at IL o'clock iu the
Opera House, Harrisburg, aud was
called to order by chairman Thomas
V. Cooper, Judge Kirkpatrick, OF
Northampton, was made temporary
chairman. His speech was brilliant
Hon George Lear, Of Bucks,: was
made permanent chairman.
General Beaver was nominated by
Acclapaatiop.
William Henry Rawls was nomi-
mated for Judge OF the Suprem o
Court on the second ballot
William l.. Davies, Of Bradford,
was nominated for Lieutenant Gov.
sanor by acclamation.
John II. Greer, Of Butler, was
nominated for Secretary Of Internal
Itfairs on the first ballet.
Thomas n. Marshall, OF Allegheny,
Fas dominated on the first ballot,
1or copgrssmsn-at-largs.
Tbs Convention was constituted
ofths very best elements Of the par
y and wss ssuarksbls for its har-
neqS- The tiotst formed 10 .
strong one and will b. triuuphantly
o12otnd. - -
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TRIAL uST-mAY TERM. 1882

Isaac Beaver Assi1nss, 40. John D. Romig,
Charles Hover vs. Lewis r, Hummei.
John N. Stroke and Sarah N. his wife so. W
W. A. Shsner and w. II. Bsckus
Mary Holmes ys. The Keystone Mutual Bene
nt Association.
A y, Fr.sei.ea. = 90. vs.. E.P. ROhb.ek and
lessee Kpspp w. Peter Reigis.
II. T.. Austin vs. Hiram ONsil, Guardian,
and VIM. II, Meyer,
Elias w olf fItr. ct, al vs.. John s. W of.
Peter Weller vs.. franklin Weller,
Daniel Kersteter vs., Levi Smith. with notice
to Levi swapger tsrre tenant,
George B Beufer vs., John \ beaver.
Jacob Steffcn VS.. York 20. Nut. Aid Asso'n,
ChAs Is Parks VS.. The Nut. 40. \ Life Assn
Of PA.
John Hnmmel 4 %, vs. VIM. Gondy.
MAry fishsr, Trustee &C, vs. rhompson Mess.
mer d 90
The school Dist. of Union Twp. or Robt. W.
same vs.. ChAs. w. Hsi,IslmAp,
Samuel ReichenbAch ys. John d Elias Shots.
berger,
John s6oirbsyger vs. Samuel RsishsnbAeh.
Eiir.beth Keller jonathan b. = Jonathan
ATboEAst.
Tho school Dis,. Of Union Twp. vs., George II.
Herrold.
CAthArins Stsnen 40, VS.. Albert Snyder.
Andrew Huuimel vs. Adm Mitchell.
Perry township vs. Chapman township.
samuel george b. klins W. 0sorge Moysr
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II the story Of the small poI
scourgs at South Bethlehem could
b fully detailed u would be = hsr.
rowing recital. From the last bull
lstin published In the Bethlehem
7imes II appears that 10 houses
have been visited. in which there has
been 322 cases, Of whom 103 have
died. There we're still 35 persons
sick with the disease who are not
oonvalesoent. The terrible fatality
which has swept away nearly one
ont Of three Of the persons attacked
shows the malign ant character Of
ths disease.
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esitsau 10 getting anxious and
nervous - the tune slips away and
Abe s0sh Of June, the day 8,ed for
HE execution, draws neer, The
miserable wretch seems to realize
that there n no hope for him.
When the last act in the sed drama
comes, there will be few to pity him,
and the people will not be satisfied
nntil the ho rrible act Of which he
WAS guilty 10 explained BY the stern
process Of The outraged law.-Es-
shaaue.
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Orphans Court Sale |!

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Snyder County there will be
sold on the premises,
Saturday, May 18th, 1882,
at 10 o'clock. a. M, ofsaid day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz: The
undivided half of certain piece or
parcel OF land, situate in the town of
Port Trevorton. Union Township, Sny-
der county, bounded and described as
follows, viz Beginning on the West
bank OF the Penu'a Canal, thence along
sail Canal South 80 deg. Vest IL 7.lC
perches to n Post, thence by land of A.
A. @ hill North 60 deg. Vest 8 perches
to post. thence by land of ii. III. Wit
mer and heirs of Elizabeth Sayrs, decd
North 3ldeg, East 3ii.10 perches to a
post. thence by same North 81 deg
West z 7-l0 perches toa post, thence
10y public road South 35a deg. East
6!-lO perches Ia post aud thence by
land OF MRS. Simon Shatier South 81
deg. East 10 lilo perches TO place o
beginning whereon are erected a weath
er boarded Hotel, known as the
National Hotel,
frame stable aud other out buildings
TO be sold as the property of Elizabeth
Sayrs, decd, by the undersigned adj
ministrator.
Twenty per cent of the purchase
money is to be paid by the purchase
when the property is struck down anc
the balance to be paid when the sal
is confirmed by the Orphans Court.
DANIEL WILMER.
Administrator Estate of Elizabe,l
Sayrs, decd.
Al the same time and palce abov
mentioned, tho undersigned will seI
upon the same terms and conditions
the other undivided half of the prop
erty above described.
April 20. 1882. H. II. WITMEE
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
In the Estate OF John Gelnett. dec,

In the Estate OF John Gelnett decd.
To Jacob II. Geinett, Council Bluff, Iowa,
Joseph H. uslnet', Uass county, Michigan
whose =. u. IA south Bend, Ind. seth 0einstt,
Porry twp snyder Co. Pa. q minor who has
tor his guardian Levi Teats RI hn.id Juniata
Co "a. Hannah Snyder and Jonathan Is.
Snyder hor husband Perry twp, snyder 20
Pa. Elizabeth ksdel a Henry B. Radei her
husband Fishers Ferry North'd. Co. Pa, Polly
Gordon a. Thomas Gordon whose p q. addres.
is X ichneld Iuniata 20. Pa. 3 the following
grand children Of Catharin 600 ding, dsod
Amanda goodling South bend, Ind., Emma
Good'ing West Perry twp, snyder 10. P..,
cathatine and Martha Goodling who are min.
ors and have for their guardian Geo ZeIler- OF
oriental y. q, Juniata 10, Pa. Heirs and
lneal decendants Of Jonn Geluett late OF the
township OF Perry Snyder county, deceased.
You are hereby cited to 10 AMI appear be-
fore tho Judges OF our Orphans Court, at an
Orphan Court 10 be held at Middeburg on
the 18th Monday OF May A, ID. 1882 at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon, then and there TO accept or
refuse to take the Real Estate OF said John
delpcu d, ceased, at the appraised valuation
put upon 1t by an Inquest duly awarded by
tho said Court, and returned by the sheriff ol
said county, or show cause why the same
should not be sold. And hereof fail not.
witness tho Hon. Joseph y. Bucher, Esq.
President OF our said Court, at MiddleburH
this 23rd day OF March A, ID. 1882,
DAVID REICHLY, Sheriff,
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the estate of In the Orphans
Jas. X. Knight Court OF Snyder
deceased. county.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
' undersigned Auditor sppointed by the aid
Court 10 distribute the funds In the hands OF Sal
lie L. knight administrAtrix Of Jas. W knight
deeeAsed, to aud among those entitled to the
same, viii cit for the purpose OF his Appointmeni
At tie Amig house In the Borough OF Selinsgrove
Pa, on MoudAy, May 18th, lss2, at 10 O'Clock A
NJ. at which time and place all persons Interest.
ed are required to make known their claims OF
be debsrred from participating In ssid distribu
tiop,
April ~, 1887. Auditor.
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Clear head and voice. easy breath
ing. sweet breath, perfect smell. taste
and hearing, no cough, no distress.
These are conditions brought about in
catarrh by the use Of Sanford's Rad
icsl Cure. Complete treatment for 81
May.
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ASSIGNEE ACCOUNT.

|THE following Assignee account
l. has been nied IN the once Of the Prothono.
tary OF snyder county for confirmation ct May
Term next,
Account Of Seth Mitchell Assignee Of Conrad
Mitchell.
April 81, 1852.
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Sale
Of Seated and Unseated Lands in Snyder
County, 1882.

the Act OF
Assembly March 18th 1873 aud thereto ana the Act
he Public Sale the Court Honse hdeburg
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th NEXT,
and from the whole the hersns
thereof will and school taxes and the
ecrned to Wit:
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Trunks, SatcheIs and VaIces.


In the estate OF AMI In the Orphans
geline Rothrock, Court Of Sny-
decd. der Co.
THE undersigned auditor ape
L pointed by the said Court to make distr ibu.
tiou OF tho funds In the hands OF Adsm Smith
Administrator OF Angeline Rothrock lsts Of
Beaver township, Snyder county, Ps,, deceased,
the Borough OF Middieburg, on Saturday the gnih
day Of May A. ID. 1851, at y O'Clock A. NJ when
and where oil parties having claims will prcsrn
then duly authenticated or 90 forever de6arrea
from coming in on said fund,
JACOB aILBERT,
April ~, 1851. Auditor.
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Persons recovering from wasting
diseases, such as malaria, fevers, etc.,
will be greatly benefited by the use Of
Browns Iron Bitters, q true tonic.
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NotIce Under lnsoIvent Act.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all the
~ ereditors Of David W. Folts that he hs,
county, his hnai Petition for the benedt OF he
lnsoivent Laws Of this Common wealth and thaj
the same Will BE- presented 70 the Judsea OF the
court o. Common Piess aud . Decree discharipu
him will be made unless cause to the contrsr,
BE- shown.
go. J.ckoUss. Pro.h'y.
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GreatiuI to lnvaIids.

Floreston Cologneis grateful 10 In.
valids. because itis refrsshing without
The sicksnisg effect Of most perfumes.
May.
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ALIAS SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.
William Noteworthy Alias Subpoens
va. Mary ]. Holtz.- I'm Divorce, Ne
April 81. 1882.

William Noteworthy Alias Subpoena
va Mary ]. Holtz. In Divorce, No
worth. 67MayT T. 1882.
0REErIso:
Where's william Itolttworth on the l3 day
OF Dec, ISL, prefs red his petiton to the Jud g.
40 OF our COURT Of Common Pleas fot the county
Of Spyder.prsyinR for the cause therein set forth
that be n pht be absolutely divorced from thu
J. Hol,Iworih, that setting aside all manner OF
business and excuses ~ha'soever. you 10 and
appear In your proper persou before our Judges
the petition or libel Of the ssid william HoltI.
worth snd show cause, II any you have why the
said Willism Ho,tssorth your husband, should
not be divorced from bonds Of mstr!unony agree
ably to the Act Of the General Assembly, Ia such
csse made and prov d, and hereof faii not.
Witnen the Hon. J. O. Bueher, President Jndge
OF our said Court at Middleburg, the ~ day oi
April A. d. 1881. -
DAVID RElCHLY, Sheriff.
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4 DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

a a Letters Of administration on the estate of
JOHN kRATZER. deceased, late OF
renn Tewn'hip, snyder county, Penn'a..
persons knowing themselves Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immod te pay
ment' shilo those having claims will present
them duly authenticated TOR settiemspt 10
POLLY ANN KRATZER,
AP'h 10 ieez,pd Administrative.
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4 DMINIsTRAT NOTICE.

"A Letters Of sdministrstion on the estate Of
Nicodemus Rrosioos late otU uioh twp, Sny.
der Co r. deed nsv: been ,s1,sd 70 q.
tate sre requested 10 make immediate pay
msnt, End those havips elaine or densuds
aKsintt the estate Of the satd deesdsbt viii
JOHN BRUdi0uP
Nssh . "a Adainistrst