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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
SPECLAL .4TTENTTON.

SEC. !. Every male citizen tw, nty-ons years Q
age possessing the following qualifications, shall
be entitled TO vote st all elections:
First-He shall have been citizen of the L nj
ted states at least one month.
Secsnd-He shall have resided in the State one
yesr COR ii having previously been a qualified
elector OF native born citizen OF TIE state. he
shall have removed thcrefrom and returned
within six mOnthsl immediately preceding tn
election.
Third-He shall have resided in the election
district where ne shall offer to vote 81 least
months Immediately preceding the election.
Fottrth--If twenty one ears Of age or upward ,
lie shall have paid within two years a State or
county tax which shall have been assessed at
least two months and paid at least one month be-
fore the election.
SFc. l. All elections by the citizens shall be by
ballot. Every ballot veted shall numbered in
the order in which il shall be received and the
number recorded BY the election officers the
list Of voters opposite the name Of sector who
presents the ballot Any elector may write his
name upon his ticket, cause his to be
written thereon, and attested by a citizen OF the
district. The election of1eers shall be sworn OF
affirmed not to disclose how any electOr sh all ha "
voted unless required 70 do 20 a q witness in
judicial proceeding.
SSEC 5 Electors shall in all cases excspt treason
privileged from arrest during their attendance OF
elections and in going tn and returning there
T from
! SIC g. Whenever any OF the qualified eIeetor
of this Commonwealth shall be In sctiVe mihtar r.
service under a rsquisitiOn from the President q
. United States, or by authority rom this Com
mouwealth such electors may exercise the riE
OF suffrage in all elections by the citizens, und
such regulations are or shall be prescribed b
law as FULLY ss II they we're present at their " Us
/ places OF election.
{ SEC. 7. All laws regulating the holding OF ele'
tions by the citieens for the registration OF ele
tors shall he uniform throughout the state. br
no olector shall be deprived OF the privilege OF "
tfnF by reason Of his name not helug reeisrsrec
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SEC g. Anv person who shall give OF promise or
offer TO give 10 any elector any money, reward OF
other valuable consfd Grafton for his vote a. any
lection or for Withholding the same, or who
shall give OF promise TO give such consid eratlon
10 any other person or party lor suc9 e,SoSI, -
tor who shall receive OF agree TO receive ior niIn
self or another. any money, reUs q or othtI Vsiu-
able consideration for hts vote shail ~ any eieS
tfon or ser withholding the same. thereby forfeit
the right TO vote at such election and an elector
whose right 10 vote shall De chalenReu ioI euCu
cause before the election officers, shall be re
uuired to swear OF sf1rm that the matter OF the
challenge is untrue befo-e his vote snail pe re-
SIC. 3. Any person who shall while candidate
for ONCE be guilty Of bribery, fraud or wllIui Eio
Istion of any election law shall be forever dis
qualified from holding any otice OF trust or proht
within this Commonwealth and any person con-
victed of wiIful violation OF the election Jaws
shall in addition to any penalties provided cE
law be deprived OF the right OF sufrage absolute
" for term Of four years.
'SyC "a Fer the purpose OF voting no person
shall be deemed 70 have gained a residence ~
absence. while employed in the service elsne5
civil or military. of this state or OF the InlJel
states or on the high seas, OF while q student OF
any institution OF learning nor Eillle het,t 10 = =
moor house or other asylum at public expense, nor
while confined in public prison ,. .
q nudge and two inspectors. who shall be CHOSEN
annually by the citizens. Each electer ShaI
rave the right 70 vote for the Judge aud ole 10
spactor and each inspector shall appoint the
cIerk The first election board of any new dlsIrle
shall he selected and vacancies IN elecLlon n'a
I fIIe5 a sba m he provided hv law. Election ON
| GERS shall be privileged from arrest upon Jay o
J election and while engaged 10 making UP a-t
tronsmfttinq returns. except upon a warrA NJ on
/ court OF record Judge thereof tor an elecll2l
: fraud. for felony. OF TOT wanton Oreach oi lL'
/ ueace In cities they may claim exemption lIou
/ Jury duty during their terms C service.
| SEC Is No person shall be qualihed 20 serve n
/ an election oficer VINO shah hold or who shal
nave held an office OF appointment or employ zen
| in or under the government of the United states
or Of this state or Of any city OF county. OF an
| municinaI board commission or trust in any cit
save only Justices OF the peace, and aldermen Ge
1 taries public and persons in the mlhjary seI,tg ~,
Of the State: nor snail any election ofhcer pe en-
RfbIe to any civil Ofce to be hlled at an elec.lo
/ at which he shall serve, save only 70 such suOo
diDate municipal or local officer, below the grad
of city OF county officer, as shall be deslgnateA
law. ,,.-,
| And slso the following Acts OF Assembly ht"
I force in this Ttate. viz:
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wARRTAsE LICENSES ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, October
13, 1886:
Price Davis Johnstown and Jennie A.
Owens Cambria township
George Bruce and Flora San ker, Ale
Jobn Mver. SummerhiIl township and
Maggie Schrift, New Germany.
Nagv Laszlo, Cambria borough ana Ouyas
Burbarg, JChnstown. n. n.
VuIiam Wood ward Pitts burg, Pa. Ma
ti;da L Hammers, Portage. 1,
John Schrift, Croyle township aud May
ole WirfeL SummeihiU township.
George w. Bracken and Mary Z. EVerhart'
JOhnstOwn. ,,.-,- ..,,.r,i,,
William H Marsh Blacklick township
and Laura Stevens, Pine Fiat, lndlaha
county. <,,,
James Coyle and Catharine Gallager'
East Taylor township. 49,
/ Joseph ROhaItZ MOrrellviIle and MARY
Sander Minviie borObgb. ,..
Joseph II SchnaOle, Allegheny to"nship
/ and Clara Jane Topper, Loretto.
Joseph Il. BuTkhardt, Lower 1ouel
township and Mary A. Dens' JohhSto"n, JohhS;,' =,
William Carrie, CIearfield township anu
Jenetta McFeely, Chest Springs.
Frank II Lang, Altoona, Pa ana ooPu''
/ PfSter. Cr-sson.
John D. Rose and Eta Jane Ross, johns
town. -
Edward j. Syoert and Eliza Dawson
| Gallitzin township.
James Wilson Leech and Agnes Augusta
Davis, Ebensburg. n.
George B. Rodgers and Amelia h. Evans
Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15

Mr.. Joseph FarabauRh, the artist, will
be in LoTettO until the 9th. Those wishing
to get pictures taken shonId call before that
time.
The following named persons can each
get letter by calling at the Ebeusburg
pOstofice Miss Emma Seymour and Miss
Sadie Williams
A party of Loretto young ladies and
gentlemen visited this place 90 Wednesday
evening last. They were serensded by the
"Ginhoolie Band
DR. Grifitb and wife will take their de-
parture rext week for Ocana, Florida, to /
spend the winter. We wish them a safe /
journey and a pleasant soiourn.
Plumbers are at work fitting up st
Vincent = Abbey, near Latrcbe, for the
purpose of heating that mammoth structure
! with steam. 1t is estimated that the total
4 cost of the work will approximate $4,000
! The blacksmith shop Of a. Walters, at
HOutzdale, caught fire at 8 O'Clock on Tues
day morning. 1t was entirely destroyed, as
| were a wagon shop on one side and a large
double dwelling, owned by Thomas R. Jen-
kins, on the other. The fire is supposed 10
have been the work of an inceBdiary.
The bridge over the ClearfieId creek at
the present terminus of the G. g. & n.
Y. S. r. r. r was built under the super
vision of Civil Engineer Kaufman i'll exactly
thirty-six hours, and the first train ran over
it on last Monday. The road is in excellent
running order, aud, for a new road, remark
ably smooth.
} "A Though the subject was not discussed
. at the Teachers Institute. it was generally
. admitted by majority of the teachers, that
} after a careful analysis of some of the ques-
I tions efore them for discussion they had
t come to the conclusion that John Owens
store on High street was the place to buy
1 dry goods, dress goods, boots and shoes
e groceries and provisions Correct.
o While the Rev. Father Miskewitz, who
. presides over the little Polish church
in Pittsburgh. stood before the altar on las
b SUNDAY forenoon, a bullet crashed thrOuei
" the window on the south side Of the church
ir fiattening itself against the opposite wall
IS For minute confusion reigned in tn
le church. Women screamed, choir boy
es shouted, and the men either pressed fol-
ar ward to see if Father Miskewitz was injure
re OF rushed out of tie building to see wheuc
eT tne DuieJ came ne pIltSJ silO"Tu siCe
ne cooIness, Notwithstanding the fact that th
as missile must have passed within six iDcb'
er of his body No trace of the man who fire
the shot could be found.
set Just before goirg to press we learn tn
,ty an unfortunate and fatal accident befel NJ
sse Michael Driscou, an aged and well know
art citizen of Allegheny township, on Wedne
On. day. MT D.iscoll was engaged in hauli1
300 in corn fodder and was on the load, VIII
8e5 he slipped off, failing on hts head a
the shoulders and breaking his neck, causi
yer his death almost instantly, Mr.. Driscol "
OF about seventy-fve years Of age. an hone
ron upright citizen and was highly esteemed
one all acquainted with him. He leaves an ae
oat widow to survive him, one daughter,
A Bradley and three sons, James, Mich
and Hugh, who are all married and resi-
- In Allegheny township,
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.ACTOFJ.4NUART3 so, 1874

SFc 4 That ali elections hereafter held under
the laws OF this Commonwealth. the polls shali
he opened at seven O'Clock, A N. and close At
seven O'clock P. NJ.
SEC. s Whenever there shall be a vacancy IN IN
election board the morning OF the election SAID
vacancy shall be filled in conformity with existing
laws.
The Act Of Assembly, entitled " An Act relating
20 the Election Of this Ccmmonwealth.' passed
July . 1876 provides as follows to wit
That the In Spectors and Judges shall meet az
the respective places appointed for holding 1ne
elections in tho district TO which they respe't.Te-
belong before seven O'Clock in the morning OF
Tuesday November 2ud. and each said Inspect "
shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a quallneA
/ voter OF such district. 80,
/ In ase the person who shall have received the
second highest num- OF votes for inspector shall
1 not attend on the day OF On election. then tne
J ua-eon who shall have received the next hiSh 81
number Of votes for Judge the next preceding elec
I tion shall act as inspector iu his place Ana ~
case the person who shall have rece.ved the hleL
esr number 81 votes INSPECTOR shall not attend
the person elected Judge shall appoint an inspect
/ or in his place. And iU case the person elect 2,
nudge shall not attend. then the Inspector VIZ
/ sbaU have received the highest number ol vote
I shall appoint a Judge in his place and " Ah
/ vacancy shall continue in the board Tor the spac
/ Of one hour after the time hNet BY law Tor tt,
opening Of the election. tbs qualified voters o. IN
: t6wDship ward or district for which such on1ceI
have been elected shall elect some OF their nuubt
! 20 u the vacancy.
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Church Dedication. 4.

On Sunday last 81. Patrick's church at
Gallitzin was dedicated. A special train
from Altoona and one from Johnstown
brou ght large delegations from those places
as we'll as from intermediate points along the
line of the railroad, and a great number of
people from the surrounding towns and
country, from Ebensburg. CaUroIltowu,
I,oretto. st. Augustine and the Summit
were conveyed there hy vehicles of every
description and GalIitzin was crowded with
strangers.
The ceremonies commenced at half past
ten by Bishop Phean and number of priests
who marched around the outside of the
church and then inside blessing the building
and dpdicatinR it 70 the service of God.
After the dedicatoIy ceremonies were over
Solemn Poutifical Mass was celebrated BY
Bishop Phelan and Rev. Father Bush, of
I,oretto as assistant pri est, the others Off
ciating we're Deacon of Honor, Father
Otto, o. S B., Of CaTrolltown, and Father
RYAN. OF ST. Augustine Deac on of the
Mass Father DAWN, OF Summit Sub Dea-
con. Father McKeever, of BIairsville First
/ Master Of Ceremonies, Father Macmillan
/ o. s. B, of Csrrolltown; Second Master Of
/ Ceremonies. Father Smith, of Altoona.
! At the gospel an eloquent and instructive
sermon was delivered by Rev. Frauci
Mccarthy, S, J. The reverend gentleman
paid high compliment to the people OF tn
congregation and to the beloved pastor fc
their good work The church is fine spec
linen of Gothic architecture. being built
brick with stone trimmings from the qusrrie
at GalIitzin, and is one hundred and thirt
feet in length by sixty five in width, an
has seating capacity Of about 1000. tn
cost of the building is about $40. 900. whic
Is nearly all paid. 1t is the intention OF tt
pastor to have the building heated By steaI
apd lighted by gas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
TEACHERS, INsTITUTE.
The Opening SesstOns-RepOrto Of Pro-
ceedings.

The Teachers Institute of Cambria coun-
ty opened in Ebensburg at ? O'CLOCK Oh
Monday afternoon. TIE following ohcers
were appointed by the County Superinteno
ent by direction of the Institute VICE
Presidents, S P. Fink, William P Reese
j. W. Lepch Secretaries, Misses Mary NC
Mullen, Efie Myers, Annie McGlade En-
roIlment Committee, W. E. MiItonberRer.
Joseph NJ. Noel, a. j. Sanker Treasurer
L. s. Reed. After a short address by the
County Supertendeut, Rev. Mr. Hill offer
ed prayer. Prof. J. S. Brown then led the
Institute in singing and instructed in music
He was followed by Prof. Irish who discuss
ed orthography. The evening exercises
composed the programme as already an
/ uounced. Judge johnson delivered al
address of welcome. reviewing the work o
/ our schools since their organization in 1884
/ Mr.. johnson was the first County Super
/ intendent of Cambria county. Mr.. Ite
followed IN reply.
Mrs. F. B, Beighel, Of Pittsburgh. recite
"Bingen on the Rhine" and "Creeds of tt
Bell" Miss Leonard gave an interestir
talk on Books and Literature" Juds
johnson was presented with an elegantcoT
of The History of Education in Pen
svlvania." written by ex-State Sup
Wickersham. The teachers reunion exc
, clses followed, and continued until i q cIoc
Several recitatiOns were given by {
teachers, with vocal and instrument
' music Mrs Beighel also gave sever
1 amusing selections.
. Tuesday morning session opened vi
j singing by the Institute. Prof. Irish CO
? tinued bis work in orthography. Miss Lee
ard continued her interesting talks
history. Mr.. Fend, Of WoodvsIe, read
paper on the Comparative work of TeaC
Il ers" Prof Brown instructed in vocal n
n sic and led the institute in singing seve
n songs.
.s Afternoon session met at 1:30. Pr
,e Brown led the Institute in singing
of Kate D jenkins read a paper on ''Fsul:
ID A discussion on the paper followed in wh
q, number of teachers participated.
lit Reese read a paper on Literary Cultur
~ Mrs. BeigheI recIted Asleep at the Switc
IN After some announcements by the chairu
the Institute adjourned. About 100 tea
Of ers are enrolled. The weather is delight
lts and the exercises have been unusually
he teresting. The full proceedings of the
no stitute will be published in pamphlet f
and mailed to the teac hers and director;
~ the county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
WnnderfnI Cnrea.

W, D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and retail
Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We nave been
sailing DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnics Salve for two
years. Have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll. or give such universal satlsfec-
tiop. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this
CITY. Several cases of pronounced Con
sumption have been entirely cured bv use
of few bottl-s of DR.. Kings New Discov.
erv taken 10 connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always. Sold by
T. James.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused tn the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, by tie remarkable
recovery of Mr.. j, E COrley, who was so
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody said he was lying OF
Consumption A trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him, Finding re-
lief, he bought a large bottle and box of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles
of the Discovery, he was we'll and had
gained in fiest thirtysix pounds. Trivl Bot
Ties of this Great Discovery for COnsump'
ton free at F. james.
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Thn Herdief unantmnn.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind, tes-
titles: Il can recommend Electric Bitters a
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given instant relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured of Rbe una
tism of 10 years standing" Abraham II are
druggist. Bellville. Ohio, affirms: "The
best selling medicine have ever handled in
my 20 years experience, is Electric B!tters."
Thousands of others have added their testi-
mony,so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases OF Liver
Kidneys OF Blood. Only half do liar a bot
tie at E. James Drug Store
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
Married.

RS-EvANS-M at the
residence of the officiating minister, Rev.
George B. Hill, of Ebensburg. Mr.. George
b. Rodgers and Miss Amelia NJ. Evans, both
OF Eoensburg.
LEECH-DAVIS Married. at their tu
ture residence in Ehensburg. on Wednesday,
nv Rev Robert McCasIin. October 13 1886,
Mr j. W. Leech and MissAgne Augusta
Davis, both of EbeDs5urR.
We congratulate the Professor and his
fair young bride or their advent into matri
monial state, and hope that In the future
their cares may be few and that they NAV live
long to enjoy the pleasures of domestic bliss.
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Died.

FRESH Died at bis home in Barr town.
ship on Sunday, October 10, 1896, Mr.. George
Fresh. aged about rs years.
ADAMS-Died at her home IL Clearfeld
township on Saturday, October 9th, 1886,
Mrs. Rachael Adams, relict of Thomas
Adams, deceased, aged s6 years and 10
days.
The deceased was d daughter Of Captain
Richard Mcclure, one of the early settlers Of
Cambria county, who during the war OF 1872
raised a company Of volunteers from the
neigborhood of LorettO. Her remains were
inferred in the cemetery at ST. Augustine
on Tuesday last beside those of her husband
who preceded her to the tomb about fifteeu
years ago.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
IadIHa Wanted.

A lady agent is wanted in every city and
village also ladies' to travel aud solicit orders
for Madame Woods Corsets and Corded
Corset Waists, Tampico Forms, Hose Sup
porters. Steel Protectors, Ladies F. II,
etc. Agents are making from Twenty to
Fifty Dollars a week.
Send for circulars and price-list to B.
wooD, "a South Salina street, Syracuse
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
HaF Fever.

l have been periodical sufferer from
hav fever "a most annoying and loathsOme
q fiiction.) since the summer OF 1879, and
until I used EIy,s Cream Balm, was never
able TO fnd any relief until cold weather
[ can truthfully say that Cream Balm cured
me. l regard it as Uf great value, and would
not be without it during the hay fever
season.-L. NJ. Georgia, BInRhamtOn, n. Y,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-15
puo-BItnd. bleeding and Itching

Positively cured by Darbys Prophylsctic
Fluid. Battle with little of the Fluid add
ed to the water. single application will
ailay the itching, soOthe all inflammation, de
odorize all offensiveness and staunch the
bleeding. letter and Scald Head are qnick-
" cured by Darbys Prophvlactic Fluid.
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.XECUTOR,s NOTICE.

TOTICE.-Iu h. Orphans Court ot
~ the County o. Cambria. To the heirs and
I.,,s1 raures enratives oi Elias Baker deceased
GvvrTr~o You are hereby cited 20 be and
d, ,,,so- he tore the Judges Of the Orphans Court
~ bs held al EbensturV. on The nrst Monday e
Itecetuber next. then aud there 70 accept OF re
80 10 take the Real Estate o. Eiia5 Baker. ce
ceased at the appraised valuation pui ON " p,
a. Inquest dulv awarded bg the satd Court, ''
JOSEPH 4. GRAY .Sneylh-
.ha-tfsa pHrf ErsUfhrr- Pa. sept. =. lc-1
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Az ACT regulating the mode of voting st all the
elections in the several counties Of the common
wealth. approved Mgrch 30. 1852:
SEC Be IL enacted 5g The Senate and House Of
PeDrsseufdfires OTthc Commonwealth Of Ps1tHFy r1
mia IN General Assembly ~sf and II is hereby enfct
ri 5t fhs aufHo7itv or the That the qualified
voters Of the several counriss Of this common
wealth a. the general. township, borough OF spe-
-lal elections hereby authorized and rec u'reu
10 vote the tioke printed written. or parity
rrintet or partly written. severaliv classihed as
follows Ore ticket shall EN- hrRce the name. o
an Judges Of Courts 70 he yotod for and be labeled
outside Judiciary. 80 ticket shall EN- brace the
names Of all state officers voted for and be laheled
.'State - one ticket shah embrace The names %
ali county OfncoIF voted Tor and ne lRbeiet
..Coun.y:r one ticket shall embrace the names c
all township officers vo'ed for snd ns laheie'
s.Tnvnship - one ticket shall Gmnrs-e the name
Of all borough eticers voc . tor md De lahele,
/ Borough = and each Class sfRl De deposited u
separate ballot box.
/ CTrvFN under NV hand - rr once in EoeusburR
} this oath dav Of September. in the scar OF on
J Lord one th0usand eight hundred and etEhtN
! six and the iudt peutenrs O.: the Irlted state
/ OF America the one hun. rel and eleventh.
JOSEPH A. CR AZ. Sheriff.
/ Sherih's Once, Ebensaurg. sept. p, lss5-
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PERENPFORY ORDER
OF
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
TiLT iBEE REH ESTATE.

Fiv -Irtr- sf an order 1r -he Caur- Of Couu.n
-Fs-...r Farlr..a sale on The prem l=gs- on
vT-lSUtE. OCTOBER lq, lss6,
NJ q NJ a-.r.-E. r 81. che iaIlCWi-C -esrrt'rd
real estate. .. .r.....
r..r-r~ in I.f.Ev borough aui Washi.gfgn icF n
Shin f- =fH county CrH-nlUg Ian - uL -flct ..--
ffa+a Te-sr-l-ah Tur 1utElo'- estate. Mar Ae-
f4.-.-.- aud ON - remaining unSnln el tht
-f.-rTE .-r.rc nf Prudence 81 and hachaei -
Jfan--a. cs-.r- ming about
75O .4CRES.
De the same sore or less ~. .
r-5-r frrr-.g-F. and under cultivation. hhvtus
thereon crested "a tuH story frame lWel.ihE no cee
ar-.rr and out tu--- and has an. urchHr1
excellent fruit thereon r,,-
-Tf.a ..fl.-a .fasr-tra7 land o. sIfuatel in Lilly
borough AMI Wa-fIugtPl .wGsh P e29T Hltl-
ll the - r--.l :. l5 ION Tie lime 90 tIe E1a4
. +- those districts. and is ysuEELAIn WITH GO
of Court L. sell the property re whole OF dlNlce
. -rr same into parcels and lots That be VIII On
Tho H7v of sale offer certain lots 70 anlcln thots
4 9T-rs5v sold 7o tnat each purchaser can procure
T q desirable property. plot or plan ihereoI ca =
. b.. seen t.v -aIIiuE uplu the AsslEnee u upon
+ W, n Searfer his attorney al EDeushurE-
. TERMS OF SALE-Ftvs per cent OF the
+He r.-aua-fv is struck down the remainder 2
/ one frf-f when the sale or safes are cennrnnea
-rr -asa-ee fu two ggusl annual payments there
I rfs- 10 Er secured by the bond snd mortgage .
TUG PETER =. GEORGE,
3 a..#--sr .nr Prudence NJ. and Rachael C. GeorEs
I HaensHur- oct D. 50.