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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06
THE JOINT CONTENTION.
a Blnney" vondersmith Elected Chief Enginee
by Wm. X. Boards Change

"Blnney" Vondersmith Elected Chief Engineer
by WIN. X. Boards Change.
President Evans, Of select council, presided
over the joint convention and the clerks of
select and common councils acted as secre-
tarfeg.
The Republican caucus nominee, C. f.
Myers, was elected city treasurer, and re-
cslver Of taxes; Jacob Halbach, superinten-
deut Of water works; Jacob Bertz, street
commissioner J. w. johnson, city solicitor
: Allan A. Herr, principal regulator Isaac
Hubley, Robert Albright, assistant regula-
~, md John Il Loucks, messenger, all by
reclamation.
THE CONTEST FOR CHIEF EsaINEER
For chief engineer of the fire department,
lfr. Hurst nominated H. b. Vondersmith !;
Dr. Bolenius named Harry Shaub and Mr..
Bnpmgardner offered Harry N. Howell. In
pgsssnting the name of Howell Mr.. Baum.
gardiner sent to the clerks desk and had read
: petition asking councils to re-elect Howell.
The petition was signed by large number
0f our business men aud heavy property
OWnerA
A ballot was ordered and It resulted as fol-
lows:
NeasrA Berger, Demuth, Evans, Urban.
Wise. Of select council, and Adams, Baum.
gardner, DinkelbeTg, Evarts, Lippold Mar
nn, Snyder spaeth and Trissler, IA, voted
for Howell.
MesarA poer, Long, Remly, Riddle, of se-
Goodellt Hershey, Hurst, Kendig, Long
Mayer, Mclaughlin, Noll, rs, voted for Won
Hsarx Bolenius, Buckius Cormenv
Mentser, Schum and Shirk, 0. voted for
NJ. Beard declined to vote.
There were some few changes In the subse-
Quont ballots, Mr. Spaeth voting for Wonder
szn1fh, ON the third, fourth, ninth, tenth,
eleventh, sixteenth aud seventeenth and for
0&onb - the twelfth.
Wr. Doard cast his first vote ON the third
ho111t 1nf Robert Mcdonald and he voted
Gooo11y 0oE him until the seventeenth when
hoGESnoed his vote from Mcdonald to Von-
d1p11h elec.ing him TO the Office:
~: urpaa ~ voted for Howell on all the bal
lceD Gxepps the twelfth, when he voted for
JOIN ERenoanan, end the seventeenth when
ho Vo1o0 for Nondersmith
Ms. I11oelor voted for Howell on six ballots
tor ohonb 6ve times and for Vondersmith ON
>th4 yGAnofn1ng ballots
S(ln The seventeenth and deciding ballots
IL Voc stood Howell, II; Shaub, 9; yon-
derun1fhs ID and Vondersmith was declared
elod1od CHIEF engineer Of the IRE department
fdr period OF three years
erhPATHY FOR GRANT.
Dr. Dolenius offered the following resolu-
sion, which was unanimously adopted:
1oootvsd by the members Of select and
comUon councils now assembled in joint
conVontiqn, that we regret TO hear Of the
nog1cuo nlneg OF our fellow-countrymen,
O. UlyUDee 8. Grant, who as reported NAV
~ Ni11e4 ovay at any moment, and We there
lora ~ representatives OF the citizens of |
k6ln1Gg, p, dc hereby extend 70 him and |
~ n1ly our heartfelt sympathy In his |
kox00 0ckness and distress"
~ 1ocns convention then adjourned and |
- lnDnehes Of ofcouncils reasaembled In their
r6rnDel1yo c1nmbsrs
1aiss Re-EnActsd.
h xules governing councils last year
0ore ro-onacted ia both branches for Che en- |
suing yer, aftsr which councils adjourned.
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Morris Gerschsls Brother In Australia

From the Melbourne Argus. Feb. q, 1885
Mr.. Louis Gerschel, Of Carlton, yesterday
received q telegram from Mr.. Dalloy, acting
colonial secretary of New South Wales, ac-
cepting with thanks ON behalf of his govern
ment and the people OF New South Wales
Mr.. Gerschel's donation for the use of the
troops now preparing for service In the
Soudan, OF 40 Winchester repeating rifles To-
gether with 10000 rounds of ammunition and
complete equipment OF sling straps, bullet
moulds, and instruments proper for keeping
the rifles in state OF efficiency.
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Gone Hut No. Forgotten.

The once famous @. V. Culver, of Reno,
IA, Is brought to notice by clause In the
VIII OF the late Thomas Hoge, OF franklin.
Mr.. hoge evidently felt that the money was
gone where the woodbine twineth," for he
says:
should Charles Vernon Culver, or any of
stock and deposits he robbed me of. which
nov, Win interest, amount to more than
hIy-nve thousand dollars, he or they may
pay the same to the Franklin Cemetery COM
Pany, 10 DC expended as directed In the tenth
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New York Marhaf.

NEW YoEk, April s-Flour-state and Western
stocks /; low grades firm. Southern STEADY "'''o
Wheat opened heavy and N9sSc lower. after
wards recovered from decline and advanced a
trine, with fair business No. White nominal
No. Red, April, s9A4ec1<c do March, 9Oiz@
slAci June. ss4sQsSe Jniy. 9lISQa5c 10
Corn H0ssc higher but very quiet; Mixed
seTa Meestern spot, sshScI,Ae; 90 futures. ssIlG.
Oats a shade better, but quiet State. s7@asc, +,
Western, s0alc; No. 2 April, si47c May, sILc'
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Century Ao0s tt
The fhmIly off. n. Stokes, of smithville,
ere In possession OF some rare and valuable
old queensware which Is held sacred -
family heirlooms, having been handed down
the line OF descendants for years They con-
sist of one-half dozen red-fowered break
fast plates, three containing In the centre an
illustration OF the bridge Of 1T. Maurice, and
three an illustration of the Florentine Foun-
tain. They are much over one hundred
years old; another half dozen blue
lowered breakfast plates are over seventy
five years old. A large dinner
plate Is about one hundred years old, large
blue lowered water pitcher, seventy five
years old. large tea pot, embellished with
pictures, represents garden scenery. This
In for age, the most valuable In the lot. II Ii
computed as being about one hundred and
ffty years old. A plain, white tea pot, Ii over
hfty years; a large blue-edged, and one
extra large green-edged roast plste, each Of
which Is over one hundred yearA old.
They are highly treasured and the family
could not be- induced TO part with
one piece OF this valuable queensware.
Il. f. Stokes, the oldest son Of J. II. Stokes,
In also in possession of some very interesting
war relics, among the lot being an old RevO-
lutionary sabre and pair OF sabres which
had been In the Confederate service during
the late war and Southern dueling sword, q
number Of bullets and shot These articles
he gathered during trip over the South and
Southern fields of battle lie has many other
curiosities, among them Indian relics, old
coins. old German and English books, etc.
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The Receipts OF the County Treasury from the
Row Offices for March.
The county auditors held their regular
monthly meeting to-day and met with the
county commissioners, together with whom
they constitute the salary board. Geo. w.
Schroeder, the Democratic auditor, was
elected secretary of the board, at a salary of
$50
According to the returns filed with the
county auditors the FOLLOWING were the
amount OF fees earned by the several county
officers for the month of March
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LEGAL NOTICES.

E,STATE OF BARBARA A. BAER.LATE
IL of warwick township deed-Letters of
administration M ON said estate having been grant.
thereto are requested TO make Immediate nav.
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same viii ipresent them without
delay FOR settlement TO the undersigned
EMANUEL j. MISNICH
Petersburg.
SAMUEL CRUDE, Lititz
u. W. u. BAusMAN, Administrators
Atty. m2t-3tdoaw&3tw
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Gatlle Market.

STOCK YARDS s7WEsT PHILADELPHIA, April a.
Sattle.reeeipts, 2,+00 head market fair /,
sam. pp,me. St<gIc good, 51EGse uiedinm. 4zGsl1c
Sheep.recefpts, 5000 head market inactive
prime. oH@51sc; good, 4s4Q5c medium, II<Q
III common, 3hgic Lambs, 412q7c.
selling at el+G7c.
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A sufacisnt Reason.

There Is some talk Of changing the name
OF Chsutsuqus lake to the sea Of Galilee.
There is sone reason why IL might not prop
eriy be called the sea OF Galilee and that Ia
that 1t il not the see of Galilee.
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Go and Hear Than

An elaborate musical programme will he rel
dered In the Y. N. G. A. hall, Tuesday evening at
7:30 O'Clock. Profs. Kevinski, Krebs and Haas,
Will add their talent to the voices OF n large
number of scholars. The admission is Is cent.
The entertainment IL under the direction of the
women's Christian Temperance union
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neturned 70 Court.

Harry Boettner was heard by Alderman
barr this morning and REQUIRED TO enter bail
In the sum Of $500 for trial at the April term.
70 answer charge Of assault and battery.
George :. hildebrand, of Quarryyille, is the
prosecutor.
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AInlIsplpRuta.

The Lights o. London 7onighk-This evening
shook Golfers great company will appear In
the drama "Lights O. London" The piece has
been seen here before ana too much cannot be
said In its praise. The troupe II the largest that
fine
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
AN Heading Chesapeake Coal and Railway
Company "A meeting Of the stockholders wifi
pc held At the offfce OF the undersigned, n East
Grant ,aI street, Lancaster. on TUESDAY, APRIL
purpose of electing President and Directors
for the ensuing year. D. w f. SWIFT
mA, ,28&ae Secretary
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ESTATE OF FREDERICK PEIJSCH
~ late OF Lancaster city, deceased. .-Letters
Parliamentary on said estate having been granted
10 the nndersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested TO make Immediate payment ana
those having claims or demands against the
known 10 him without delay
~ FRANK PFEiFFER, Executor.
II. 4. kREADY Attorney. ml96 6ifoaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06

The steamer Marinpol has foundered In the
Sea Of Azof Thirty persons lost their lives
In the disaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06
bonds aud StOcks Sold.

Jacob B. Long. broker, sold Today $4,000
Lancaster school bonds at Sl02b two shares
Northern market at $75, and two shares of
the M9nnerchor Hall association at SIS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06

Tho "Black Maria has just been repaired
and repainted, and as II passed up East King
street to-day II looked ten times blacker than
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06

The annual meeting of the Jefferson club takes
place this tMonday) evening at O'Clock. Mem
bers will please attend
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06

II OST
IL Ladies' Gold Bangle Bracelet, either on
North Queen between Chestnut and Orange. or
or Chestnut between North Queen and Prince
The finder VIII be literally rewarded upon ieay.
ing itat
lts NO3EAST KING qTREET
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Dates Arranged,

The Lancaster club has arranged the fol.
lowing dates for April IA, Philadelphia at
Lancaster; IL, Brooklyn at Brooklyn /; IS,
and 20. Quaker City at Lancaster 2l, Phila-
to be taken by Philadelphia 25, Harrow
gate at Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06

NSTATE OF CATHARINE HAM
~ BRIGHT. late of Lancaster city, de'd Letters
OF administration on said estate having
Deeh granted 10 the undersigned, all
persons indebted thereto are reGnested
TO make immediate payment. and those
having claims or demands against the same
will present them without DELAY for settle
ment to the undersigned. residing I'm sunbnry,
Northumberland county. -
W. A. HAMBRIGHT,
WM. AUa. ATLEE. ADMINISTRATIVE
Attorney mai6tdonw
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a,EDrCAI. 1,

VERDICT OF ALL THE JURIES.--
Benson's Capcfnc Plasters have been award.
ed goid medals over all competitors. safe ard
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NOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR SALE OR RENT.
- Those two large new three story Houses
situated on North Lime street, between Lemon
ana James streets. Also, For rRent-Three.s story
Brick House, II East James street, 10 rooms
rent, sl8 per month 2-story Brick House, No 2S3
East Frederick street rooms. rent, sll per
inonlh; Apply 10 A. W. Russell,
a6-3td p East King street
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pUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
\ On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, will be sold
al No 2O2 south Prince steeet, Lot of Store
Goods ana fixtures, consisting OF Couaters Sil.
yer.Mounted Show Case, good as new Spice
Boxes, Jars, &C. Sale to commence at D. M
lp p ii. WILHELM, Auctioneer
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For sale everywhere. Price CuTIuURA, the
great Skin Cure, Soc CUTIcURA SOAR an exquis-
ite Skin Beautiher, Csc. CUTIcuRA RRsoLvsST
the new Blood Purifier, S.0.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES EFFINGER.
IL late OF Lancaster city, decd Letters of adj
ministation on said estate having been granted
10 the Undersigned all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment. ana
those having claims or demands against the
same. will present them without DELAY for set.
uement tot the undersigned, residing i'm said city
CATfiARiNE EFFINGER
ml2Gtdoawf Administrators
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TUTICURA SOAP AN EXQUISITE
~ Toilet Bath and Nursery Sanative.
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THE POET POWERS.

a feeling of gratitute impels me to acknowI
edge the great merits of your CuTIcURA, and
coiulaliy recommend II the public as n very
valuable remedy. H. n POWERS,
BPiDgEPoRT, CONN.
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~ OF the city OF Lancaster decreased. d.-Letters
testanentary on said estate having been grant.
"a 10 the undersigned. all persons Indebted
tloment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, win present them without de-
in the city of Lancaster.
Al. DONNELLY,
Executor.
JhVs AsSofLk, attorney, m236tdN
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IN SSIGNED EsTATE OE CHARIEs nv

A SSlGNED ESTATE OF CHARLES ".
"A Mills and wife, of the city OF Lancaster.
Pa, Charles W. Mills and wife, OF the city OF
Lancaster, Pa, having by deed OF voluntary
assignment, dated January l5, lss5, assigned ana
transferred all their estates and effects TO the
the said Charles w. Mills and wife, he therefore
Ewes Elves notiee 20 all persons indebted to said as,
without delay, and those having claims 10 nre
sent them 10 ISRAEL p. MAYER, Assignee,
DotumohW Lancaster, Pa,
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NEW ADYERTLsEMENTs.

JEFFERSON CLUB.
- The members OF the Jefferson Club are cor
daily invited to attend the annual lnee ting This
(MONDAl) evening at O'Clock
u. j. McGRANN, President
VIM =. JRFyERiEs, Secretary N
rONESTOGA MUTUAL BENEFICIAL
~ Association tomorrow (TUESDAY) even
Ing at O'Clock. at No. 9 Cotton Mill ONCE
Members failing TO pay their dues will he dron
ped from membership.
1t EDWIN v. SNYDER. Secretary.
NOTICE.
AN The Chart Is now open, at the opera house
for the sale OF seats for the Grand Concert Tab.
leak, &c, ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, Apiii o. 10 and II. Change OF pro
gramme every evening. II
LNIRST-CLASS BOARDING.
II Together with the choice OF rooms on the
hrst or second hoor. Surpassed by none In the
city. Call on or address,
NO. +O2 NORTH QUEEN ST
Table Doarders accommodated. tfd
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Through a home-rcturned Norwegian, have
learned TO know your CUTICURA, which has In n
short time cured me OF an Eczema that my
physicians medicines could not heal.
CHR. HELTZEN, BERGEN, NORWAY,
A r|orr refnfnq.
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~ rules governing councils last year
Nsrs reeascssS ~, n both branches los 1ne en-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-10-16

SIX years sepsscxion had been terrible affair
and tacitly registered a vow that for tho
future his brothers affairs should b. his own
distinct, private property.
By this time our friends had grown rather
weary of gadding about. Moreover, it was
due TO their position that some place should
be called their home For nearly twenty
years they had lived in the various capitals Of
Europe, and they knew that they hsd con
quered society Indeed, it is doubtful whether
any two men, not celebrities, were better
known than Horace and Herbert Talbert. So
they resolved TO settle down and begin house
keeping ON their own account
They collected their art treasures and be-
ing not traders, but still thorough men Of
business, III order to save any question arising
In the remote future, made exact INVENTORIES
OF their respective belongings, down to the
uttermoSt, smallest and most cracked cup and
saucer. Then they combined their collections
and made Hazlewooi House curiouSly beau
tiful with paintings, china and hric-a- brac.
This done, they settled down into quiet do
mestic life, and kept their house as method
Cally and carefully, and no doubt greet
deal better. than any two old women could
have done.
OF course, with their cultivated tastes
their general requirements, their cosmopolitan
experiences. ard the many desirable friend,
they were known 70 poSSeSS, the TalbertS'
standing in 0akbury was undeniahle. They
Were credit to the neighborhood and
might, had they not been too good-heartei ~
dream Of such = proceeding, have Snubhed
any one Of the families of position without
dreading reprisalS. If people laughed IT
their womanish ways, etfeminate proceed
y,,rr- ~
nevertheless, always glad to entertain or to
be entertained by the Talberts. The latter
need not be wondered at The little dinners
at Lakewood House were the pink of culinary
civilization-the Clysta!ization of refined
gastrononlic intellgr1.ne.
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rowSsuiP INSTITUTE.

JKFrEEsoS TOWNSHIP INSTITUTE.
luAiitute met at Bakersyiiie February IL,
and was called to order by the President. and
opened with music led 10y G u Dickey,
After the reading and approval of the
minutes of the previous meeting. 6 NJ.
Dickes discussed he subject Closing the
school" arguing that 1t d,es not hurt a
ciliid 10 be- whipped the ias' day 81 school.
PreIarstim If the Tea her, by ; A..
Shaslis lie niainfain a ti,af the teachers
are not pr-psresi a they isagi,t tvi,e. hn,
the wages pai.i for teaching are tno low f''r
thor,nsh PREPARATION
After di>p sing II satne iistsr..-iiiis que
rie-.. Ilsiilute al ij,nrned fsr tinuer.
"speIIing Brfurm y was opered' by II
Kimmeil. followed by A. r. Brrkry, whose
theory is sci good exarnple." which is
iIse firSs step in fssrb;ng n,arals
The yalsdicory WAS delivered by c, T.
Jscs,b. followed with interesting remarks by
Messrs. Fred shauiis and A F. Brrkry.
Ii. II. KIMNEI. Secrstary.
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DIED.

siPE-su>an Sipe ws- born June -. 1876
Died February %. ISIS aged 81 YEAR,, I
months and % days She was married
March q. 1877, and was the mother Of IL
children. 8 sons and daughters, 81 grand
children, % great grandchildren the hus-
band wno survives the deceased. is now
nearly 10 wears of age The friends hesir- %
return their thanks for the aid extended
them by the neighbors during their hour Of
atfliction Mrs. 6ipe was confirmed niem-
Der Of the church since her youth. p.
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4 DMIN1sTRAroR-s NOTICE.

Estate Of John J. SpsnzIer. deed. late Of Soner-
set Borough. Somerset County. Pa
Letters OF administrative on the above estate
having been xrnnsei 10 the unAersixned BY the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted 20 sait e-tafe to make tmm-cl
ate pay ment and those having claims against he
same TO present them duly authenticated for set
tlement On or beyfe friasy, April 10. tss5 Al the
Office Of J. l. Pngh, In Somerset Borsaxb- Pa
J. L PCGH
AFDI KEY.
fcba5. Admins ratefs.
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MARRIED.

WALLER = sECHLER. = On sunday
February IS, 1855 at the bcnie of the bride,
bs Rev. 8. J. Taylor Mr. John Waller and
Miss A. j. Sechler all Of rurkeyfoot. this
county.
ROBERTS-DAVIS-O Sunday. Zebra
AIRY is, 1885, At the parsonage. by the same
Mr.. w. H. Roberts to Miss Lucretia d syis
both of Addison, this county.
BIDDlNGER SPEIKER. On Friday
February l3 1855, at his Office in Addison
township, by Josiah Ringer. Esq. Mr..
William Biddinger TO Miss Emma speiker,
all If Garrett county. Md.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-25

When a new drama has proved success
ful. i, is customary for the audience to call
the author before the curtain. They have
curiosity to see what sort of a man il is that
created the play that has amused and in
structei them. There is something very
much like this in regard 70 our great news
papers their editorial ut;erances are all
Anonymous, but there is generally tradi-
tion of some half f-shasiowy personage who
has established the journal. given it It's char
acser. aud constantly directs it +; anu the
public lise to have him come before the eur
son. This Murar ilais'ead. OF fhe Cincin-
nali tommerciat- GaEetie has done ia the
March number OF the North AhteyfcaR Re
rielE. TO which he contributes an article on
" The Revival of SectionaIism." In the
same number, Archdeacon Farrsr presents
bis views on +" Future Retributinn.' and
Prof y X. Davis discusses = rhe Moral As
pecis Of Viyiseetion in way that brings
together briefly everything that any person
of note has said on the subject. Max Miller
describes the astonishing ideas Of the Bud
,iilis,s on the sshj-ct OF Charity, ard George
Jphn Romsnesopens up great subject with
an article on Misid in Men aud Animals
THE other articles are one by President Gil
man on Titles (cbiefy sehoiasiicl, one by
Judge John A. Jameson on Speculation in
Politics. and one by John W Johnson on
a Railway I.aDa-.rants
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Sarah Thomas late Of Turkey'oot Twp.
Twp. Somerset o., Pa, deed.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted TO said estate to maze immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
tettlement on Saturday, the 2sth day Of March.
1855, al the Office OF the Administrato-. in Con-
faence Borough, Pa ~
w. 5. MOUNTAIN,
febis Administrator
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DUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of an Order of Sale Issued out OF the
Orphans Court of Somerset County, Pa, viii
expose to public sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH l9, 1855.
at O'Clock p n, the following described Real Es-
tate lat, the properly OF George FL :hnor, situate
in summit Twp. Somerset 90, Pa, dj,'ining
1 nds OF samuel f'fke and the public road on the
Eas AN Sough, containing one-tourth acre, more
or lrss, having thereon a small two ssory Frame
Hou e, and Other outbuititngs Terms :-One-
hall cash and balance in six months
L. JODER,
feb25-3t Administrator and Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-25

To tax received from collectors Of County and
state rates and levies for the years 1882, lsss.
and 1854