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MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. VIM.
Gerhardt, ID. D., assisted by Rev. II.
G.. Holland, Mr. r. w. GIBSON, Of
Palestine Texas to Miss NJ. l.. DORA
GERHARDT of this city, and
daughter OF the first named clergy
man.
We extend our warmest congratu-
lations, and wish the happy couple
long life, happiness and prosperity.
December 26, 1882, by Rev. j. d..
Donovan, Il. T. CUSTER and Miss
MARY CLARK, both Of Martins
tinsburg.
In this city, on Wednesday even
ing, January 18th, at the BRIDES
residence, by the Rev. j. IL. Hoff-
helms Mr.. VIM. OBERLANDER, of
Baltimore city, to Miss EMMA KoG.
LEsCHATZ of this place.
The marriage Of Capt. CARL VAN
buren, of the Army of Egypt, and
Miss EUGENE STROUD GRAFT took
place in New FORK recently. Miss
Graft is a daughter of Judge Will
liam S. Graft OF Iowa. For several
years past they have spent much Of
their time at Mrs. CRAFTS home in
West Virginia, near ShepherdStown.
In Berkeley Springs on January
9th, 1888, by Rev. |. r. Ridenour,
Mr.. ROBERT G.. STRIVES and Miss
5. E. SNIDEMILLER all OF Morgan
county.
December 2Sth, at Middleway,
Jefferson county,by Rev. George A.
Long, GEORGE A. ATHEY to Miss
MARTHA TRIGGS.
In Charlestown, January 10th,
1883 by Rev. a. G. Hopkins, Mr.. j.
w. DARLINGTON to Miss FLORA
SHOEMAKER, daughter of Mr.. ID.
f. Shoemaker, all of Jefferson coun-
tY.
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and MULES, two Of the former are ine
Young brood mares one a good plow
leader, one SPAN OF MULES, 3 years
old, good leaders and well broken to
harness; yearling mule colt, one year
ling "Chester Lion" colt, 9 HEAD OF
CATTLE several Of them mich cows, |
brood SOW with pig, also shoats, 30
head Of fine eve sheep With lamb One
BROAD TREAD WAGON aud bed four
inch treud), one farm wa5on, 2 pair grain
ladders, nearly new; one FALLiNG-TOP
BUGGY with tongue, shafts and har-
ness, Que spring wagon, one cart and
harness. horse rake Hagerstown Grain
Drill keller's patent) wheat fan, Doyle's
patent, patent cutting box, one sleigh and
four strands of bells, wheebarrow, three
three-hore barshear plows, one two-horse
pillow, three double and four single shovel
plows, two harrows. two corn coverers,
thribble, double and single trees, two
pair of breast chains and butt chain 8, two
pair breechings, two pair front gears, five
pair plow gears, all good, one summer
seat saddle, side saddle, wagon saddle,
nearly new, four housens, blind brides,
riding brides, collars and choke straps,
one six-horse line, halters, plow lines,
grain cradles, moving scy thes, 40 grain
sacks, log chain, fifth chain, spreaders,
cross cut saw, grind-stone, SC, five or
six loads of fodder, lot OF corn IN ear.
Some Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of ten
months will be given on all sums OF more
than $40, that sum and under cash, the
purchaser giving note with approved Sc
curity, note to bear interest from day OF
sale, but if paid at maturity interest will
be RENTED. No property to be removed
until terms are strictly complied with.
NJ S. TABLER.
J.. s. Howard, Auc'r. jan20
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
cTArEoF WEST VIRGINIA.

~
At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of BERKELEY County, on
the lst day of January, 1888.
J. J Jobe VS. J +, Beeson and R. R.
Bpeson
The object Of the above suit is to at
tach and subject to the payment OF note
for $500 dated the Gath Gay of May,
1892, and payable sixty days after date,
negotiable AND payable at the Bank OF
Charles own. West Virginia, made by
z Beeson, and endorsed by J Z Bee.
sou, the ia crest OF said J. g Eeessoa in
the lands Of which his father Lewis r
Bteson, did seized, being one tract con =
tanning 40 acres, lying partly in the
county Of Jefferson and partly ia the
county Of Berkeley, adjoining the lands OF
Martin Payne I'D others, and called the
Home arm, and oae tract lying
wholly in Berkeley county and adjoining
the lands OF Joseph Grantham, David
Mcdonald aud others.
And it appearing on affidavit fled in
this suit, that the il defendant r. r.
Beeson is non resident of this State, he
IL hereby required to appear OF the said
Clerk Office, within one mouth from the
9th DAY Of January, 1888, (the date OF
the first publication hereof) aud do what
is necessary to protect her interests ia this
matter.
s. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
FLICK Il RoHRBAUGH, Bttys for PPf,
Jan. Cat.
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Notice C0-Partaership.

VYHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
l. day formed a partnership to take
effect January lst, 1888, for the purpose
Of carrying on the General Merchandise
aud Warehouse Business, in the town
of Martinsburg, w. Va, under the firm
name of JANNEY Il DOWNEY.
G. Q. JANNEY,
W. w. DOWNEY
December 20, 1882.
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Executors Notice
HsEEsON ESTATE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
"A SELVES TO BE INDEBTED to the
estate of Lewis R Beeson, decd, are
hereby requested to settle the same imme-
diately, and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
file the same, properly vouched, for audit
with VIM. B. Co,ston, Commissioner OF
Accounts, on or before the lst day of
March, 1883.
JOHN T. SMITH,
EXT Of Lewis +. Beeson, decd
ian3O- BIZ
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having formed the above partnership
with hr. Downey, desire to thank my
friends for the very liberal patronage
extended me and to solicit for the pew
firm continuance of like favois, prom
Using fair, honorable and liberal treatment
by the firm
dec23.3t. G. G. JANNEY.
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FOR RENT.

T WILL RENT FOUR DWELLINGS
Il and ONE BUSINESS ROOM on West
King Street, opposite st. Clair Hotel
All eligibly situated either for residences
or for business. Possession given April
!, 1855. Apply early.
jan20 EZRA HERRING.
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-.----~u-~-~~--~~--~~-~-~-~-~~~
In Charlestown on Tuesday morn
ing, January 9th, 1888, Mrs. ELIz-
ABETH L. NORRIS, in the I'D year
of her age, widow Of the late Rich
ard Morris.
At the residence OF her son, Mr..
Emanuel Miller, in Shepherdstown,
January "a, 1888, Mrs. MARY Mil
LER. cons0rt of John Miller, aged
So years, months and 4 days.
At the residence Of Mr.. d. G.. Mo-
ler, near Moler's Cross Roads, on
Saturday, January 9th. Mrs. Me
KINDA RONEMoUs, wife of John
Ronemous, aged Ga years.
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WANTED.
E'stray Cow.

GtTRAYED from the premises of the
- subscriber, at North Noun tain, Berke-
ley county, W. Va, January l, 1888, a
red COW, with horns A suitable reward
will be given for her return.
ianl3-3t JAMES B. CLEARY.
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State Of W. Pa., County Of Berkeley, So !:
/, Jno b. Wilson, Cashier of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
JNO. B. WILSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day of Jan 1888.
]. 7. YOUNG, Notary Public.
CoRREoT-A ttest.
A. J THOMAS,
JOHN tITz, jan.l2,2t
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Anofher resignation in the po-
litical army. Elk Gov Hendricks,
the elected and never seated Vice
President, in letter 10 indianap
oils editors virtually admits that
he wis never again be a candidate
Tor aoy public Office. Therefore
any office ,hat wants him IL going
10 be Ia a bad fix
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NEW AD YER EASEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL Y

INTENDING TO REMOVE WEST, I
Il will sell at my residence two miles
east Of Martnsburg on the Shepherds
town rond, near Schoppart's ford, on
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"What would you do Mr.. NJ. if
YOUR wife died ?" asked Mrs. D.,
Mr.. NJ. lwho is very methodicaO-
81 would bury her"
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DECISIONS for SOLDIERS

L. on any disease, wound or injury.
Fees, $40. Bounty, Back Pay, Discharges
or Deserters, etc procured. IA years ex-
perience Address g. NJ SITES & CO,
GOA F St Washington, d. @.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

hF THE NATIONAL BANK at Mar
~ tinsburg, in the State of West Vir.
ginia, at the close of business, Dec. 80,
1882:
ES0URCES
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NEW ADVERIIS EN- EVT.S.
REPORT OF The CoNnITInN

nF TIL PEU ! Els NATIONAL
OBANK at Marlinsburg, n the State of
West Virginia. ut the close of business
Dec 30, 1882:
RESOURCES.
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LIABILITIES.


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, County of
Berkeley, IS; |, Geo S. Hill, Cashier of
the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
GEO S HILL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of nuary, 1888.
J r. YOUNG, Notary Public.
CoRREoT-Attest:
JOHN N. ABELL,
II. n DEArmCK, Directors
A. r. McQUuKIN,
ian.l3,2t
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HEAD OF HORSES

tuesday,, FEBRUARY 90, 1873
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-12-29

The salary Of the Scranton letter car
riers has been increased from SOOD n $3.50.
Frightened by the contact Of the car
pole with their hind legs two street car
horses, leaders In team Of four, in scraE
ton, broke loose, rsa upon the Delaware
and LackawsnBa Rsilroad, fell through a
trestle bridgr and were killed.
Our esteemed friend Mr.. p. NJ. Van
Liew, Of Philadelphia, with his family, are
spending the holidays with relatives aud
friends in town.
"A FIRE in William Penn, sebUylkill
County, Tuesday night, Destroyed two
blocks Of tenement houses owned by the
William Penn Coal Company, and val
ued at $4,000.
Never istsrrppt conrersatlon with 9
hscking coughi IL creates bad impression.
Better invest quarter Of dollar in a bot
Il Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup aud cure H.
"A man known as "Dlck tho Puddler."
aud Dyde Bright fought a terrible prise
6Sht Of eighty rounds, near Wilkes
barre, Tuesday. for 5000 a side. The Pud.
dler was declared the victor.
"A. r. Harris millinery and ancy store,
at No. $50 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton,
was completely destroyed by Gre early
Wednesday morning. The loss is abou,
$4,000 and the insurance $500.
The wedding Of John Gaber., OF Upp !
Mauch Chunk, and Miss Carrie Leonnr,
OF Shamokin, was solemnized on Saturday
eveoing, at the residence of the brides sis
Ter, Mrs. P. stahl, Upper Msuch Chunk,
tho Rev. J. Lindonstruth, pastor OF the
Lutheran church ,performing.ihe ceremony.
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Big Creek Items.
"A HAPPY NEw YEAR to all.

"A HArPY EKw YEAR to all.
Valentine shoenberger and Lewis
Kemerer shot catamount last Saturday.
Sleigh riding lie the talk of the day by
most Of our farmers.
Mrs. Louis Meyer died last week; the
funeral was held on Monday last at the St.
Paul's church.
"A child Of Francis Meyer died last
week aud was buried in the ST. Paul's
cemetery.
Mr.. Jacob Hottenstein, Of Pine Run,
was married TO Miss Mary Lovett, of Wild
Creek, last week.
Mr.. Edward Grsver severely injured
bis thumb while putting up wagon shed.
"A certain butcher, while killing an OK
for farmer in this community, the OK got
the advantage Of him and rose with the
butcher on his back-faciug the tail. Next
time be should put a saddle on before going
10 work.
The Big Creek school had a spelling
bee, but 1t was unsuccessful, the teacher be-
ing absent. He says he ate too much sour
krout aud could not attend.
The teachers Of franklin met at Reber's
school house aud organized a literary so.
ciety. The following officers were elected
President. G. A. Buck Vice President, s. L.
Snyder Critic, Z. II. Mooney; Secretary,
James Boyer They will meet every Tues
day evening. We wish them success.
JAMRs.
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JAMES.
Matrimony at Audsnr,sd.

Christmas day turned out 10 be a matri.
monial field day al 81. Patrick's church
here. Mr.. Thomas Heron aud Miss Mary
Ferry both Of Yorktown, took a sleigh ride
into double harness; Mr.. John Cannon, Of
Locust Gap, and Miss Bridget Farley, OF
Beaver Meadow, joined hands for better or
for WORSE aud Mr.. John McHugb, II Eber-
vale, aud Miss Rose Shields, OF Beaver
Meadow, vowed to cherish, love snd obey
lor the rest Of their natural lives. Rev. T.
j. Marrow, with true clerical celerity,
launened them iorth into the sea Of expect.
ant bliss whence no bachelor Of either eek
returueth. The woods around here are iull
o similar game, wounded BY Cupid's
darts, and inspired by belief in tue old
ada Ie, "Misery lOYes eOmPany," they are
"pair ing of" to seek for the balm Of Gil, ad.
May the brave and fair adventures enj y
a Happy New Year aud many reiuras Of
the occasion 90 much a. The ssasoa.--
P'an Speaker.
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Another Deceptive wife.

A Jersey Guy, N. j., depateh Of the 24th
inst, says; "VictOr Kless, pattern make :,
arrived from Austria about two years ago
aud located at Maueh Chunk. His four
teen year old daughter accompanied him.
Last July he sent for his wife, and she
wrote back that there was a fine young
mechanic in love with the daughter and de-
sired to marry her. She asked the husband
to send money to deiray the young mans
passage, as il would be so pleasant to have
travelling companion during the long
journey. Kless sent the money for both.
The young man was limerick Seckley, and
he is now in prison in Jersey City charged
with grabd larceny. He was the paramour
Of Mrs. Kless, and three weeks ago he aud
his mistress fed from Mauch Chunk, and
located 10 Greeuville, this county. seckley
aud Mrs. Kless were recognized by friend
Of the deserted husband, aud the latter
came on and procured a warrant for grand
larceny against seekley, who was captured
las, night
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Wants Coke to be q Candidate.

There is growing feeling in Wilkes
barre among Democrats to try and prevail
upon Eckley B. Coke In reconsider his de.
termination to decline a denomination. The
L'dder, ex Chairman Bogert's paper, in an
editorial says: 1--WE cannot help joining
with the rest in the desire that Mr.. Coke
may yet he able TO make such arrangement
of his private concerns will permit of his
giving the public and the party the benefit
of his services for another term.
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New Road to the Coal Rarion..

An Eastpn despatch of Friday las. says,
the attorneys of the Pennsylvania, Stating
ton and New England Railroad Company
finished paying off all claims against the
company, either in the SheriiiNs hands or in
those OF individuals. A contract has been
signed with C. C. Campbell Of New York,
who gives ample bond to build the road
through from slatington, Pa, to Pine Is
land, N. j., within sixty working days, af-
ter which the company will thoroughly
equip the line. The line will be the short
est from the anthracite coal and slate region
of Pennsylvania to the Hudson above New
York city, and will hsye the best of con
nections with the New England States
About twenty miles of steel rails are laid.
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A Widows Claim.

In 1880, August Roinhart. while walking
near the Lehigh canal, in South Easton, at
night, fell into the water aud was drowned.
His widow sued the borough, because, Gs
she alleged, the bank was not protected.
The case was first heard before arbitrators,
who found for the borough. An appeal
was entered and the case tried by jury,
which found five dollars damages. Think.
ing that too light sum Tor human life,
II new trial was asked tor and obtaine at
which verdict Of 81 200 was rendered.
The borough was now dissatisfied and ap.
pesled To the Supreme Court, which set
aside the award and ordered new trial.
This has Just been concluded before Judge
Schuyler, who, after listening to the evil
dence and remarks Of counsel, annou need
that the case need not 60 to the jury; the
plaintiff had failed in its case and the
Court would order verdict for the Dor.
ough. Counsel for plaintiff talk Of going to
the Supreme Court.
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30 Acres and 1913 Perches,
SHERIFFS SALE
Of VALUABLE PROPERTY.

by virtue Of a writ OF Fieri Fdeias
tesued out OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carbon county, Pa, and TO me directed, there
Will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, In the Borough Of Mauch Chunk, on
MONDAY, JANUARY l4th, 1884.
at o'clock .. m, the following described
property, TO wit
All that certain Lot OF Piece of GROUNp.
situate on the south side Of Broad Street, in
the Village Of Beaver Meadow, County OF
Carbon, and State OF Pennsyl ylvhnia, con ntaining
IN 'front.' or breadth on said street forty feet and
six inches tt0H ieet), and extending thence
south. In parallel lines at right Angle with
said street, ninety-thTee (93) feet TO a twenty
feet wide alley; bounded on the north by said
Broad street east by Lot No. II now or late
Lot No. :, and south by said alley.
ALSO, all that certain LOl or PIECE Of
0kOUND. situate on the south side OF said
Twenty Foot Wide ALLEY. in the said Village
of Beaver Meadow, County Of Carbon and
> tate Pennsylvania, containing in froat OF
breadth on the said alley forty (4O) feet, and
extending thence south OF that width ninety.
nve 1881 teet, 20 grounds now or late Of Ls-
high Valley Railroad Company; bounded
north ~ said alley; east by grounds now or
late Of Il. B. Ely Co.; south by ground now
or lats Of Lehlgh Valley Railroad Company,
and west BY Lot or part Of Lot No. =.
SolSed and taken into execution as the
pFOPerty Of X. II. LanyOn, and TO be sold by
OHAR. W. LENTZ. Sheriff.
eherinrs once, Mauoh Chunk. Pa
December Ath, l6S3-w3
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Time Is Money.

Time and money will be saved by keep
ing Kidney-Wort in the house. Il is az
invaluable remedy for ali disorders Of the
kidneys, liver and bowels aud for ell di.
seases arising from obstructiOns Of these or.
gans. 1t has cured many obstinate case:
after hundreds Of dollars has been paid b
physicians without obtaining relief II
cures constipation, piles, biliousuess and all
kindred disorders. Keen il BY you.
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No Patent-No Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. with
our principal once located In Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
once, We are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de-
spatch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at distance from Wash
ngton, and who have, therefore, to employ
" associate attorneys.n wemake preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions As 10 pa-
tentability, free Of charge. and all who are
Interested IN new inventions and rAtenis are
Invited 10 send fur a cory Of our 'sGuide for
Obtaining PatentR," which is sent free TO
any address, aud contains eOmpleto -instruc
tions how TO obtain patentS and other vAlua-
Bile matter We refer 10 the German Amer
lean National Bank Washington, u. q. the
Royal Swedish. Norwegian aud Dabish LeRa
tluns. at Washington Hon. Jos. casey, late
Ohiei Justice u. :. Gonrt Of ClAims; Ia the
Ohcals OF the u. ) Patent Once, and to
Senators and Members Of Congress from
every state.
Address; LOUIS DAGGER 4 co, So
lieitore OF Patents ant Attorneys st Law. lie
Droit Building WAsiIsaInN, ID. q,
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Good Readlng for Royr and airls.

The Kaleidoscope, monthly magazine oI
pure and entertaining reading for Ameri-
can youth, will make its sppea arance about
January is, 1884. its publishers promise
the best journal Of its class ever published
for the price,-50 cents a year. Sample
copies gratis. An agent is wanted 10 every
county in the United States. Address TnE
KALEIDosCoPE, York, Pa.
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= Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at ]. l.. Gabel's.

A jury has obliged Buckingham town.
ship, Wayne county, to pay $4,000 damages
10 Mary Jane Cole on account Of injuries
which she received in drying on public
road that was not in proper repair.
Sa-A Farm of lls acres with house
on it, and about acres cleared. for sale
cheap or in exchange for town property.
Three miles from Mauch Chunk. Address
W. M. RaPsher, Lehighton, Pa.
-CitiEens Of East strOudsburg have sub
scribed Sl2,S5O and guarantee to raise the
fund to $4,000 for the erection Of a new
court house il the county will let the build
ing be put up in that borough, instead Of
Stroudsburg, the county town.
Ha5-T The voice of the people. No family
Dyes were ever so popular rs the Diamond
Dyes. They meyer fail. The black Is far
superior TO logwood. The other coloTs are
brilliant. Wells, Richardson 4 Co Bur-
( lington, VI.
Our friend J. W. Raudenbush enjoyed
his Christmas on crulches. few days
previous he had occasion TO visit the hay
loft, when he stepped in a break in the
floor and severely sprained aud bruised his
leg, We are pleased to state that he is i'm
proving.
The people Of Mahoning who are dis.
satisfied with their teachers ought TO petition
the school board to pay better wages next
year. some Of their teachers are worth
more pay thsu they get.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or VALUABLE PROPERTY.


M
~ virtue Of writ OF Ven. EEpencs, Issued
euf Of the Court Of Comu1on Pleas Of Carton
eountyl Penusylvnnla, and to me directed,
there viii be exposed " public aalo, at the
COURT HOUSE, m the Borough OF Mauoh
Ohnnk on
80, 500,
hOHDhA . ShNOhhA i@tn' Aoo@'
~ an oyo1ock u. M. the following described
proneFtt, 10 wits
M 1--Ar that certatn Tot or Piece Of
nTnffND, s,aunte on the northWardly Side
srpetiyrad Strcat IN tha vilIare OF Summit
piasf rns,,iv ~ r,srhon and Sfete Of Penn
sri..cSa Trmhorsd ThTes IN The plan or
Be, thsreos 90, tstn,ng in front or breadth
~ ".id poJi,o"d s,raat thirty Isol feet. and
a. tans,,h q. asnib az rtyht snyics from said
Pat,resd S,reef one hundred and twenty. We
ssSss foc, honnded northwarfIlv nv n certain
t1cnntv fset vide aIlev or street sasiw wardly by
~, N,,,I,.r four sontbrardiv nv Railroad
,vs., n . fnrs.aia ana westwardlv nv I,ot
Nnrohor rr,yo
- ,.. -, =
The 1mproxements tnereon CONSIST OF =
. Two .SLOry EIhme bullulnR .Nuouse huu