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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-18
NOTICE.

The Water Works of the Altu-
ras Water Company are COM
pleted, and we are prepared to
furnish pure water for domes-
tic or other purposes, to all who
make application for the same.
The firm of Coffin Bros. are our
authorized agents, and on appli-
cation to them terms and prices
will be given those desiring ser
vice.
ALTURAS WATER co.
e. G. COFFIN, Sec'y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-18
Notice Of Application as Sole
Trader.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mamie S.oddard of
the t"n OF HALEY, IN the county Of Al IRA II,
NE Itrrlt2ry OF I.aho is tae wife OF H. W eto,i.
d4rd; that she intends t make AL att. liz at on to
me PROBATE Court IN and Tor said county III the
April iernl, on the tenth day TIL rpof \ d. lSs4 tor
an order OF sad curt permitting her to carry Oh
business IN the said town Of Haley IN tn Terri
tory OF ld"h", III her own name and on her own ac-
count, pursuant to an act OF the Ltgislatu OF the
Territory OF Idaho. passed January l5ta A. d.
1870 entitled AN Act IN Relatt on to Sole rrad-,s
Inc nus Ne she llhtuds to ralrs on is + general
ret II business in /. Is tobac> o> confectionery
etc
MAMIE SroDDkIo,
Haley, Idaho, February 1t, 1854.
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Always Reliable! Warranted

Frost bites, inhamed sore eyes,
burns, bruises, cuts and old sores,
cured at once or your money refunded
by your druggist. That is the positive
warranty placed on every box of
BRowN's ARNloA SALvE by the Brown
Medicine and Manufacturing Com
pany. Only rs cents. s.. ga
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-18

". H. Ravens. the pioneer agon
maker-of Wood River will n axe or
mend Your wagon strong, neat. prompt
and chap. Sei gus and "boos''
specially. Ship: North Main street.
Eailey. dl9m
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE. No 40.
TNltEp STATS LAM Or-,cr

HALEY, IDAHO, ,bru nv s. 1881
Notice Is hereby siven that rheophile E picotte
his attgrney-,n-fact, whose iostoliee alarcss is
HALEY, .ltIras county, Idaho TERRITORY naye
nisde application tor u..i..I States Patent for
the
CHIEF OF THE KILL LODu MINING CLAIM
st iatr III Mineral iill Mining District, Al:uras
CONT, Idaho Territ ny, cots stin Of 500 iuesr
iec "i tue lode, ana surface ground 500 feet Vide
peitE tot No ~, and ,st srrihcd in the Gal Notes
shd Z! Il II the oth ia survey hie in H. is Office
Win n1Ehttic variation ~ Is 4r",S M, "a min.
uttS EAST. rs follows. tpnrnccli, IT tAe ii soy.
ti! i"int OF this claim, and rnnnius south Is de-
breea and - 1n,nat $ east 5ob feet 10 center of
nHtneast euI Ii, g of cl4t II; thence s,ut. a. do
SrttS west 1t ttet t. corner No, /: I cucc ,lorth
~ dc. rets east go feet to .orner No .. thence
ho.tu 10 degrees and 20 minutes west 500 feet 10
corner No, 5; thence nortn 81 degrees and IL min
utes west l'ou fett t" Norusr No. 4. thence south
~ degrees west "o feet to corner No. S: thence
south 81 degrees and 40 mnlrfes east LOCO feet TO
corner No. .; theIce south ~ degrees and % min
utes east 80 fee, 70 so. l. and place of be.
ginning survey OF exterior boundaries; Embracing
an area OF -oib aSrs applied. Tor. No Conflicts
From corner No. i, tAt north n section conner of
section M. ), OF Township No. 2, North OF RANGE
- East o: TIE Boise Meridian. bears north % de
grees and II minutes west |. iJ2 te.t dis ant
Inc SAID m'nlng claim being Of record in the
once OF tue County Recorder Of said Mining Dis
trc', ut Haley i'll Aturas county Idaho Territory
fhe nearest known locations being the "Janan,
and "Silver Rule"
ANY and oil pers ms claiming ad versely any nor |
u OF the said Chief of the HIP Lude Mining
siin or snrfsc. ground. required to file their
adVt rse rlhins ther.tp with the Register of the
ritr' s'.tes '.snd oh'ee at HALEY idaho Ter
ritsrS WITHIN the sixty DAYS pubieatiou thereof. |
or thty VIII h. barred by virtue Of the pvoyiscns
o. the statute in such cases made and provided
HOMER l.. POUND, Register. |
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Wanted.
Notice of a Log Mark.

I, the undersigned, resident Of Alturas county
Idaho Territory, do hereby claim, and have re-
corded, the following mark brand, to-wit: A
cross, thus, \ placed in the heart Of the sawed
end of each log cut and ioated in Big Wood
River to my sawInill, situate at the crossing Of
said river, opposite the town of HALEY
Notice is hereby given that warn any and all
persons from using said mark under the penalty
of law. FRED. H. ROWE
HALEY, Idaho, January D, 1884 Sod
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A Girl Wanted.

A good girl for general Homework can hear Of
steady employment 1t good wages, by applying At
this office. ~
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The DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ten
lines Of small type) in length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week, fifty ceute
the drst insertion and twenty-five cents each sd
ditioEal inseftion-paysbe in advanced
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DIED.

NEWTON-At his home in Uniontown
Pa. on January 20, 1881 Rev. Alfred New
ton, aged 73 years and Il days.
Rev. Newton was born in Kingwood
Preston county. West Va. January 3, ISL
received a good common school education
came to Petersburg, this county, in 1927 Il
act as clerk in a store with Major Hagans
and made very efficient merchant, sue
eeeding well in his general business enter
prises. He was three times married, sanC
had ten children A wife, one son and {
daughter survive him. He connected him
self with the VI. L. Church in 1885, during
the pastorate of Rev Warner Long, on Ad
olson Circuit. lie was famous as singer
and very much sought after in protracteC
meetings. He was licensed and ordained a:
local preacher and did much work, assist
ing the regular pastors. After long, pleas
ant and useful life, he died hOnOred and re
spected by all who knew him. AT his re
quest made in life, he was brought TO Pc
tersburg, to the house he long lived in now
Mrs. Watson's) The funeral services wer'
conducted by Rev. I. W Robins, of the VI
T. Church His old associates and friends
William Roddy, Esq, Gen. NJ. \. Ross
Ahram Augustine, Daniel Augustine, Hon
VIM. Endsley, \. c. Frey, II. Rishebarger
Esq, Herry McGee, Samuel PulIin, Harri
son Walter, David Mitchell and Alfred
Mitchell acted Is paIlbearers. A large pro
cession followed the body to its last resting
place in the Lutheran cemetery
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-01-30

The County Auditors completed their
work for the year saturday afternoon, and
the result oftheir labors viii be laid before
the readers OF the HERALD an fail in our
next issue. The account Of John II. Wei
mer. Esq. Treasurer OF Somerset County.
was found 10 be correct in every particular.
He was charged with cash received from
collections OF stale aud County rates, levies,
&c, 10 the amount of Si- 5l6 30, and was
credited by cash paid on orders issued by
the County Commissioners, to the amount
Of S37,2ll IS, leaving a baianc, in the
treasury Of 500 o.
In the account of John II. Weimer Esq,
Treasurer of the Somerset County Poor
House, he was charged with SlS.4s5 q, and
was credited with orders issued by the Poor
Directors TO the same amount During the
two wears that Mr. Weimer has filed the
office of County Treasurer and Treasurer for
the Poor Directors, his accounts have al
ways talhed 70 the cent showing him TO be
a careful aud competent Official
The following are some OF the principal
items Of the county expenses last year As
SCISSORS. 81 100 IS; Commonwealth costs,
81 ,497 II repairing bridges, Si,lso 50; new
bridges. 81 ,s92 .; road aud bridge views.
$500 81; grand jurors. s92i %; traverse Ju-
r0rs IS 80 81 Commissioner pay. ST.
PCS 0S; sherig's bill, 81 i69 90; Constables
returns, s90i p printing and advertising,
81 OIL 80: election expenses, sl,42l 80 Dew
stable for Jail, sl.o9i co; holding appeals.
S6l5 90.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICES.
CONFIRMATION DAY FEB. 2eth

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons concerned
as lrgatees creditors. or otherwise, that the fol-
lowing account. have passed register, and that
the same will lie presented for confirmation and
allowance at an Orphans Court 10 be held at Som
erset Feb 25, 1854
/. First and lnal account of Adam Imgrund,
Administrator OF Henry Suhrie. decd.
2 First and ha al account OF Jonathan Rhoads
Administrator of Jacob Bradigum, decd.
g. First and final account Of Emanusl Cover, Jr.
Guardian Of Ellen Berkey.
!. The separate accounts Of Howard II. keim
and N George Keim, Administrators Of Silas 4.
keim, decd who was one Of the Executors OF Jo-
mas Keim, decd and John W. Beachy, surviving
Executor OF said decd.
5. First account of N icbael Sipe IT., and NJ. H.
Sipe. AdministratoTs sf Henry Sipe, decd.
Q. Third account Of DR.. u. NJ. Buechly Execu-
tor Of Daniel Buechly decd.
:. Final account OF Samuel ]. Miller, surviving
Executor OF Peter Berkley decd
s. irst and final account of Marshall Hileman,
Administrator OF Joseph Hileman, d, ed.
Q. First and fnal account of John q. Walter,
Administrator of Gillian Walter decd.
10. First and final account OF Levi Berkey, Ad-
ministrator and Trustee of the estate of Joseph
Rhoads decd.
II. First an anal account OF H. l. Raer, Execu
tor of Esther Cssebeer, dec's.
Recorders Once, A. A. STUTZMAN.
Jan'y 80, iss4. Register.
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MARRIED.

NE-TAYMAN.-In Berlin. Decembel
,. 1883. by Rev. J. W Poffinberger, Walter
Lane and Miss Ellen Tayman, both of Ber
lin, Pa.
KNEP EPPER-DIVELY.-A the Luther
an parsonage, Berlin, Pa, by Rev. J. W
Pofiiinberger, Mr.. Cyrus Knepper, of Berlin
and Miss Mary Dively, of Roxbury. Som
erset county.
FRITZ-TRENT.-A the Lutheran par
sonage in Friedens, January 90 1854, by
Rev. J. ]. Welsh, Mr. Samuel Fritz and
Miss.Mary Trent, both of Somerset county,
Pa.
-BOWLIN.-January %, 1854, at
the home of the bride, by Rev. 7. ". Rob
ins. Mr.. Ulysses G. Show, of Fayette coun-
tv. Pa. TO Miss Florence S. Bowlin, of Som
erSet county, Pa.
RHOADS S-MARKER.-On January p,
1884, at the Lutheran parsonage in New
Centreyile, by Rev J. II. Zinn, Mr, c, P.
Rhoads. of Milford township, and Miss NJ.
+. Marker of Kngwood
FRIEDLINE - BRUBAKER. January
L.. 1884 at Berlin, Pa, by Rev. II. F. Keen
er. Mr. J. T. Friedlne, of Jenner township.
to Miss Nora b. Brubaker, of Somerset
township.
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MOUNTAIN JACK, JR.
. .oNFLUENCE ITEsis.


CONFLUENCE ITEMS.
SlcisLing parties are numerous.
The weather sin remains cold, and sleigh
ing good.
The Disciples are holding protracted
meeting in the old school house.
When carbon freezes in the lamps SO that
it can not be isnited, what is the best and
safest way of thawing il?
Ice packers find it difficult to get good ice,
the high stage Of the water at the beginning
of the cold weather kept the river from freez-
ing over, and they are dependent upon the
shore ice which is quite soft.
The clad news OF the acquiual Of jimmy
Mutt, reached here. according TO previous
arrangements. a few minutes after the deliy-
cry of the verdict \ verdict of net guilty
was expected, bu. when the jury did not
render il ON the previous evening, it was
feared that there was hitch, which feeling
was greatly increased when il was anuouu-
ced that he jury did not put in an appear
ance Immediately after the converting Of the
court. but the suspense was soon relieved by
the way that he was acquitted. Those who
gathered about the telegraph office to
get the news could scarcely express their
feelings Of Joy May the good Lord bless the
widowed mother aud all her little ones, and
especially Jimmy.
Confluence. Jan. PC. 1884 Y.
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ADVERTISED LETrERs-The following let
ters remain uncalled for in the postofiice at
ruary ~, 1854. they will be sent TO the Dead
Letter Office:
Burlington, r. G. Hazard F W. Koch,
Jacob lForeign) Miller, Mrs. Ella A. Per
kins. Charles B. Pisel. J. Z. Queer, Jo-
seph shultz, W. W Shaffer Mrs. Mary
C. Sayers, Andrew Zimmerman, David
L. Postals Bricker, NJ. L. Simon. G. r.
A. C. DAVIS. p. VI.
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TERMS s.

This terms OF sale are S per cent. Of the purchase
money on tho day Of sale and the balance Of the
one third of the whole purchase money on the cor.
hrmation Of the sale and delivery ef the deed and
the remainder In two equal annual payments with
interest thereon from the date Of contirmation OF
sale, to be secured by bond and mortgage on the
liens except the price OF No. above. which will
he sold subject 70 the payment OF "a ~ per annum
10 Elizabe h Miller during her natural life and
at her death the payment of S75s& TO the heirs o'
Jonathan Miller, deceased.
S. Il. MARKLE, JR,
jan3o. Executor.
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and newly-married couples about to set up
housekeeping will please take notice that
the aud 10 cent counters at Cook u Beerits'
have just been stocked up with hundreds of
parts of the house. On these popular
counters you will find piled up thousands OF
articles at prices way below what you pay
elsewhere. A new stock just arrived. Call
5 and 10 cent counters and buy some useful
articles
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Now AND THrN


SPESyILLE IGENs.
\ lively revival is in progress at the Case
beer church, resulting thus far in one con-
yerJ from thi> place. Sleishins being tne
tn crowd j. large every evening.
Oar school is IN fine condition under the
efficient management of. II. Fox who has
at last succeeded in bringing order oat Of
chaos, and established IL ON a firm basis.
\ sad accident occurred in Jacob Piles
! lime quarry. q short distance from this lace
to-day, Thursday. Charley hamburger, whilst
in the act Of loading a blast, having ia his
hand can containing nearly a quart of
powder, he careiessly threw a grain into
the flame of The lamp the sparks issuing
from this isuued the powder in the can in
the Young mans hand. exploding with
fearful results. Laudinger was seriously
burned about the face and hands Noah Ba-
ker, Ben Fisher and Hiram Lentz, who
were standing near by, were also lrishtfully
burned about the hands and face. They
were compelled 10 take OF their coats and
bury them ia snow to eXtiuguish the flames.
Arter recovering frou their bewildermeni
the boys hastened to this place, where they
were attended by DR.. : VI. Bell The doc
tor is lively, good-temPered fellow, and
soon had the boys in as comfortable con-
diuon a. could be expected. They suffered
severely for about three hours. In the
evening they were able 20 be taken home by
,rheir friends.
NorVrAIv JACK, JR.
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A few days ago the Harrisburg Patrio
printed list of fifty-fiye new railroad com
panies chartered in Pennsylvania during the
past year The proposed mileage of the
new companies covers a distance of 1900.
miles. and the total capital stock is s53, 1885,
o00 Some of the proposed railways are al
ready well under way. while Others are yet
only creatures of the brain. 1t is certain,
however. that large amout of work will be
done in this State this year. and its capacity
for cheap production be much enhanced.
The expenditure of money involved in the
prosecution of such costly enterprises must
give great boom TO business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-01-30

Enron HERALD: in your issue OF Janua
~ 23d noticed an item in regard to a GER
tain mortgage covering IS pages of the mort
gage record, having been put on record by
the Recorder at Carlisle. who is believed 10
be the fastest writer in the State, in two
DAYS and that the same Instrument was
placed upon record by the present clerk to
the Recorder ofthis county from half-pasi
ten one morning until five O'Clock the next
evening Somerset county has another per
son who can beat the Carlisle record. When
was Recorder of this county my clerk,
Charles c. Shafer. recorded with ease as
many as twelve deeds, averaging page and
a half each, or eighteen pages of same size
record ina single day.
J. r. WALTER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-01-30

FINE PHoToSR.PHs.-Mr. Albert D. Miller
the Pittsburg Photographer who has been
employed at my gallery for the past three
while longer. probably not more than two
or three weeks
All of my customers who desire To have
really fine photographs taken will do well tc
call at once We make them in Card. Cab
met, Panel and all other STYLES. Do not de-
lay, come now, W. II. WELFLEY.
Gallery on Main Cross street, next Il
Schrock's store
SOMERSET, Pa, Jan. 30. 81.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

'HEREAs, the Honorable WILLIAM J. BAKR
Pre- sident Judge OF the several Courts of Common
re as OF the several counties composing the 18th
Jnd cial district and Justice oftbe Cour,s ofOyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery. for the
TIA OF all capital and other oienoers In the SAID
pisi rict. and WIN COLLINS and SAMUEL SNYDER.
EsFaires, Judges OF fhe Courts Of Common Pleas
ana justices of the Courts OF Oyer and Terminer
and General jail Delivery for the trial of all p-
tai nd other offenders in the county of Somerset
holding Court OF Common Pleas add General
Guaroer Sessions Of the Peace and General all
Delivery, and Courts of Oyer and TerIniner, at
Some
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-01-30

EXCITED THOUSANDS all over the land are
going into ecstacy over DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Theirunlook-
ed for recovery BY the timely use of this
great life Saving remedy. causes them to 60
nearly Wild in It's praise. Itis guaranteed 10
positively cure Severe Coughs Colds. As,h-
ma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis. Hoarseness. Loss
of Voice. or any affection Of the Threat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles free at c. " Boyds
Drug Store. Large size Sl0o.
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JENNERTOwN lTENs.
Plenty OF snow.
Mrs. J o. Hay. who was senously i'll as
fast recovering.
Our school is prospering under the care
and instruction of NJ. :. Dickey.
Mr. George Countryman and family are
visiting friends in the southern part of this
county.
The last census make tie population about
80. 000. 600. If correct it is now 50,0O0,OO2.
J. J. Griffith and Jacob Kauiz. wear smile.
They are boys
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-01-30

The railroad is coming and everybody is
rushing to the . and 10 cent counters to buy
some of the thousand and one extraordina-
~ cheap articles there displayed for sale
On these counters Won can find almost any.
thing YOU want 10 run house. Since the
holidays a new stock has been bought. and
is now thickly piled up and displayed for
sale. Railroad people, country people,
town people, come and look at the big bar
gains on these marvellous counters. Bigger
stock and better goods than ever. Cook *
Beerits' and 10 cent counters.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Adam Yoder, late Of Summit township,
Somerset county, Pa, decd.
Letters testamcntary on the above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice is hereby given to all persons In
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment IN the 22i day OF March. 1854, at the house
OF the Executor In said township.
ELIAS A. YODER,
ranSo 1854. Executor.
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Have you got house YETI is the ques-
ton that is quite frequently heard on our
streets A large number of people who
have been ordered to quit their present
abodes on the lst of April, have as yet been
unable to make arrangements for other quar-
ters' This is good indication of growth in
the population of our town, and should also
be an inducement to some of our monied
men to erect number of suitable and sub
stantial dwelling houses on the large amount
of ground yet unoccupied, and thus pe able
to supply the increasing demand for houses,
and at the same time benefiting the town.
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MAckEREL FIsH.-We now have in stock
a large shipment of November catch mack
erel fish. direct from the Atlantic coast, and
we offer them at prices moderately low for
cash. or in exchange for home-cured bacon
Cook & BEERIrs.
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We have concluded to continue our great
bargain clearance sale thirty days longer
Friends. if you want good goods at cheap
prices, please give US call.
PARKER & PARKER.
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Monday, February .5. 1883.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all the Justices the
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the
said County OF Somerset that they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls.
ords- inGnisiti0ns. examinations aud other remem
oranees TO do those things which to their Offices
and In that behalf appertain TO be done and also
they who VIII prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be In the Jail OF Somerset county, 10 be
then and there to prosecute against them as shall
be Just.
JOHN J. SPANGLER,
jans0. sheriff.
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ALSO

All the right title interest and claim of the de-
fendanls, David l. kaufman and Joseph l. kauh-
man OF and 10 the following real estate, situate
in Conemaugh township, Somerset county, Pa,
consisting OF several pieces Of land bounded as FOL
lows
MOL. beginning az the corner Of the meeting
hopse. thence by lands Oi jacob 4. kaufman. la
vid Neayer's neirs, sem kaufman AMI public
road containing one hundred &C, es more or less.
This part occupied by the NEE ing house Is resery-
ed.
No 2 Being piece Of timber land containing
IS acres more or lees. adjoining lands If Joseph
Y oder, Jonathan Hersbberger, Jacob i. kauf-
man and others.
No g. Being also a piece OF timber land, ad-
Joining lands knOgn as the MiltenDerger tract,
Jacob l. Kaufman and Daniel Weaver's heirs T.,
containing ten acres more OF less. The three pee
es Contain lbs acres more or less, and being the
same lands conveyed by Isaac kaufman nd wife
TO Joseph /. kaufman by deed dated May 20,
lssI, anI recorded in Record OF Deeds Tor Somer-
set county, VOL 81 page las SC, with the appurtc-
nances.
Taken in execution at suit of Nelson Fearl
AoIlCE.-All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that part OF the
purchase Doney--io be made Known at the time
Of saie-will be required as soon as the property
is knocked down, otherwise II will be again ex-
posed to sale at the risk OF the frst purchaser.
The residue of the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday OF the first week OF Eebru ary
Court, the time uxed by the Court for the acAnOwl
edgment OF deeds, and no deed will be acknowledge
ed until the purchase money is paid in full.
JOHN J. SPANGLER,
JansO Sheriff.
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FRIDAY. FEB. 22D, 1884

at o'clock NJ, all the right title. interest and
claim OF The defendant, Jeremish Wilaud, of. in
and 10 the following real estate, situate in Mey-
ersdale Borough, Somerset County, Pa, being
lot No. 32e In the Beachly addition to said town,
containing onefourth acre, more OF less. ad Joining
lot OF DR. Beachiy on the South, Beachly street on
the East, Apple alley on the North. and North
street On the West havif a two-story frame
dwelling house and other Outbuildings thereon
erected, with the appurtenances.
TAX in execution at The suit of Hooking
Brol hers