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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-01
First Publication March l5, 1S8G.]
 NOtIce for Publication
(PREEMPTIoN No. 117..l

(PREEMPTIoN No. 117..l
 LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoN, A. T.,
 March II, 1Ss6 Notice is hereby given that the followil named settler has filed his notice Of inte tion to make final proof in support Of h claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the Registrer and Receiver atTucso n Arizona, on Ap-il 29, 1886, viz. Eugene F Rogers of Benson, Arizona, for the E 16 E # of Section 10. and W 1 of " 4 Gila and Salt River base and meridian. He names the following witnesses to prove luis continuous residence upon, and cultiv tiol of said land. viz. ". G. Johnson, R. E. Viii: son, James Patten and George Kent. all Q Bfason ATizQna.
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NOTICE.

Having this day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pascholy $ Co. l respectfully request all need ing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be paid and collected by myself.
 A: J. RITTER. April 29, 1886. 4-29-lm Referring to the above we would say that we will endeavor to give the public the same courteous treatment and fair deali.g they have received in the past from Mir. A. J. Ritter.
 Jos. PAscHoLY & Go.
 Successors to A. RITTER.
 4 29-lw
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For the finest pickled pigs feet in the city, go to Martin OLaughlin's butcher shop, corner Seventh and Fremont streets. 57-tf
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Is acknowledged by eminent surgeons ss the purest and finest known, and invalutabl:: to inEalids, Q SIMMONDS KENTUCKY MA BOB BOUG BON WHISKY has been well known for many years, being unsurpa ssed for its excei. lent quality and delicious flavor, Everybody who has tried it says it is the best in the world.
 Families supplied ty the gallon, case 0r usttle.
 sB None genuine unless my signatu,e is across the cork, "G. Simm 1nds."
 My agent is authorized to sell to the trade. half barrel, barrel direct shipment from Ken: lucky or from his warehouse a. San B-rnar. dino. Sold by the bottle and gallon by
 BoTHIN, TWEED & COMPANY.
 Sole Agents for Tombstone and sltinit7.
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Don't be deceived. You are i'm posed upon if the initials J. B. are not on the tin tag.
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Nathaniel Alexund T, Dert.

Ya.
 Nathaniel Alexand T, DeFt,
 The Territory of Arizoua sends greeting to Nathaniel Alexander, defendant: You are Iere- by summ oned and required to appear before me at my office in Tombstone, county of Cochlse, on the 3Oth day of April, A D 1886, at ten o'clock a. m, to answer the complaint Of the abOve-named plaintiffs, who demand of you that you are in and merchandise purchased and delivered 10 yOL aI your own instance and request. as more fully appeare by complaint now on file in my office. paint as herein req uired, the plaintiffs will take judgment against you as demanded and for the costs .oi this suit, Given under my hand this
 c. E. ALVoRD, J. P.
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A. Ames, De.endant.

A. Ames, De.endant-
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to A. Ames, defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me at my office in Tombstone, county Oi Cochise, on the 30th day of April, A D 1SS2, at 10 o'clock m., to answer the complaint of the above-named plaintiffs, who demand of you that yOu are indebted to the T in
 sum of S64, for goods Lnd merchandise ppr
 ased and delivered to you of your own instanLe c
 request, as more fdlly appears by complaint
 won file in my office. Ana if you fail to ap- nc iced, the plaintiff will tIke judgment against 'u az demanded and for the costs of this suit. lven under my hand this End day of March D C S6. C. E. Al F' U, J. P
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TO WNSHIP tA4izona, before c. E. Alvord, J. F.; demand, S47. @.
 Caldwell 6 S!snfJrd, Plaintiff,
 
 Wm, Covington, Defendant.
 Territory of Arizona sends greetin to William COvington, defendant: You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear bcfor me at my office in Tombstone, county of Cochis on the 30th day of April, A. O,, 1886, at ten clock q. m, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs, who demand of you tn at you are indebted to them in the sum of S47 .49 for goods and merchandise purchased and del iYered to you at your instance and request, more fully appears by complaint now on file D my office. And if you fail to appear and ans wer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiffs will take judgment against yen demanded and for the costs Of this suit. Given under my hand his 1st day of March, A, D., 1886. c, E. ALYORD,
 Justice of the eace
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No 1, in the county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, before c. E. Alvord, J. F.; demand S64. Caldwell 6 Stanford, Plaintiff,
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Caldwell & Stanford, Plaintiff,

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. 1, in the County of COchise, Territory of Arizona, before c, E. Alvord, J, P.; demand, S24:25.
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Like His Father.
lie Was Afflicted With Stone In the
BLADDER,

MIS-. W. Hicks, cf Pleasant Valley, Duchess
Comfy, New York, the sou Of Mr.. T.. :. Hicks.
whose name may have appeared In this journal
in connection with an article similar to this. was
like his IA her. afflicted with stone in the Blad
der. otly that his case was more serious than his
athpls The father advised the son to write to
lt David Kennedy. OF Rondont n. Y. who. he
said. would tell him whatto 60. Dt. Kennedy
rsuliei, suggesting the U.S. Of kENNEDl'S =
FANORlrE REMEDY. which had worked So
tuccessiully in the athcr's case Mr.. Hicks. who
had been rssurcd 10y the lo-al physicians that
they could do nothing more Tor him, tried iavor.
lie remedies. Aiter tvO W ek'. he 1aSs Il stone
"a of an inch long an the thickue.. Of a pipe
stem. since then he has had no symptoms of a
return oithe trouble. lie is sick man healed
What be ter results could have been eNpectcl-
What greater benefits could medical 50. .enco con.
ierf Tho eUd was gained; tDat is surely enough.
Dr. Kennedy assures the public. by reputation
y ich he canno' afford to imperii, that the IA.
NORiTE REMEDY does tnvigorate the bio ri
! cures liver. kidney and bladder complaints, rs
wol as all those diseases and weaknesses peculiar
I to females
! Thousands of G-ateful People voluntarily ties
tlfy In letters To- Dr Kennedy with n warmth and
tuilness VI word which mere business dUcume q
and cert -elte' never possess, what Fsverit,
X me iy. the s,eat specific f,r blood. liver and
kidney disorders, has done for them and thci
tiends
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A Paper for The Hcu'c Of the Land
Sparkling and Original III E7tiy
Feature.

On the First oi January next. n new depart
ure IN evcry featlre OF the Weekly riME1 via
be made. Every number will be literally Illus.
trated in II. Nar contributions, which so long
been a sp cality H. itscOluin', aud in It's ori's
whicn will be greatly enlarged it5n the pens OF
he besi writer's, and IN current History, B!o.
graphy, P9.'ics. Art, Silence and the leading
events Of the day.
The time has passed for the weekly journal OF
ciIy to NIL the place Of ncw'pI er. The
daily newspaper hom the great centres of news
now reaches into every section Of the land Ev-
cry inland city and every town OF importance
have their daily newspapers, and the local
weekly, with the wondcrful proH'ess in pro-
vinclal journalism, meets every want that the
daily newspaper fails TO supply. The metropol-
itan weekly ol to-day must DO much more than Il
newspaper; II must tea magazine Of family
reading; 1t mus, lead the magazine In popular
literature (: 1t must lead II in popular ilustrn.
ton aud IL must meet every requirement Of the
| Intelligent reader OF every class,
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REGISTERS Notices.

NOTICE !, ,A,srehHoas gapc Mat the
nm, IN tho Registers Once of Snyder
.,oun, y! anu tli- ssWe viii te presented for con
hr,n,t,9a Fn tioNauce at the Court House IN
Micdl,hu, a, YOluay, Feb. END 1853.
The hnal acsunt OF Jan. Huber, admrx. OF
tae es js,e OF Heiry Huber doc'a.
ThsIbrs, aud nal account OF VIM. A. Napp
am, o, the sltc OF Levi Boyer. seed.
TIL, account II Samuel T.. Aurand and Isaac
AuraJ.1 sduis. Of the estate vi John X
Stum 4, dec't
F,n1 accom- Of II. =. schnee. Executor Of
the esf ate Of t.tharine Boyer, decd.
MI mt al partial account Of jacob s Brn
bnkIr, admfoi the estate Of Jacob Brubaker
Fis., ,occant Of NJ. l. scroch, admr Of the
eJaei,e Of : :, bpIs, decd who was GusrdIap
nerya Benr'' minor child Of Edward Benner,
decd.
The hr3 and tnal account of Henry W.
Sauer, sur1 ing Executor Of the estate OF John
ID. bunkelt 'g'r, decd
First Rniiadl account oi Alice NJ Ritter
admX. o ~ estate Of John T.. Ritter, decd.
The secld aud nnal account OF John X.
| Hughes ag WIN. Hughes, executors, filed by
John h, lg5hes, surviving executor oi the es.
tate oi Chfles Hughes, de1'd.
Aeouunipi Henry y. Long, Guardian OF
John J.. Shlsell, minor child OF Geo. Samp.
sell, dec,
The hr md hnal Pccount OF John S, Ann.
admr. Of e estate OF FredelicA Glace. decd.
The hrs,ud ~ al account Uf ]. q. Neihool.
sdnr. Of - estate oi Henry >erhOod. deed.
| II. J. DUCK,
Rog ster and keco ID r..
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Thursday, February4, 1Sst
LETTER FROM KANSAS.

HALsrEAp, KAN, Jan. %, 1856.
Az I can not do anything but at
tend to my stock, l thought would
cit down for short chat with my
old Snyder county friends through
the medium Of the pen.
think "Sunuy Kansas" has left
ne entirely. About every other day
we have snow storms which are ac"
companisd by cold northern winds
that cut through anything in their
way. The poor cattle are having
terrible time of it between the howl
iLg blasts and snow. covered ground,
which means starvation and death
to thousands OF them-especially
the range cattle. The wire fences
which enclose the vast pastures, aud
which were to save the expenses OF
the employment Of numerous herds
ers, is proving q source OF imm easui-
able lose. The cattle, driven before
the storm are brought to a halt at
these fences where nothing remains
for them but to buddle together and
freeze to death, and the result 10
these cruel barbed- wire fences are
Q perfect highway lined by the
bodies OF the dead and dying cattle.
Eastern people have no idea how
terrible these storms are. Tue
great disasters OF last winter,follow-
ed by this experience, will compel a
radical cauge iu the cattle industry.
Tue fact is the ranges are overstock-
ej and the grass is giving out. The
Buffalo grass which cured on the
ground aud furnished nntriclous
pasture all win ter, is fast disappear
ing, aud its place is being taken by
the blue.stem which for winter feed
on the ground is altogether WORTH
less. The Kansas cattle men will
have to do shmething-prepare feed
or else quit the business.
| think the future will be largely
under the control of farmers, who
prepare them selves for raising cattle
in small numbers aud take care OF
them. It will be a healthy change
as it will give Us prosperous farm
ing community all over the west
instead of struggling farmers an d
bloa.ed cattle kings, who monopo :
lizs one Of the most profitable indus
tries 10 the west. These vast pas
ture fields, while they were covered
with nutricious grasses, enabled tn
rang. men to distance competators
and they have driven thousands of
farmers aud small raissrs out OF the
fields of production.
My cattle are in good shape.
have only 66 head, "a OF these l am
feeding for the spring market.
We are enjoying good health. &C
much from Charming Kansas"
JouN d. DRERsE
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kswEaS 70 TAXPAYERS.

HARRISBURG, PA, jan. 26.-Ihe
Board Of Revenue Commissioners
to-day issued the following circulate
The Board Of Revenue Commiss
sioners, at a meeting held on Janu-
ary II, 1856, considered the many
question 9 submitted TO them grow
ing out Of the enforcement OF the
Revenue act OF June 80, 1885, aud
call your attention to the answers to
the following questions, and their
Interpolation Of the law;
Are bank deposits not bearing in-
terest but subject TO check on siglt
and mouey III bsod not invested
included 10 item, .Al other money
cd capital NJ.
Isa dover oD real estate taxable
No.
Are deposits bearing interest IN
national banks, savings banks taxa
blsi Yes.
Are musical instruments. pictures,
books, etc, TO be regarded as house
hold furpiturei No.
Are mortgages owned by bench
cisl associations ta1ablei Yes.
Are mortg ages, judgments, bonds
notes, etc, not besuug interest, tax
sblei Yes.
Are bonds issued by school dis
tricLs taxable ia The hands of th'
owpersi ies.
L. the stock Of corporations pay
Jog tex 90 capital stock TO the Stat
through the comPaoies taxable i
Tie hands Of the owDsrsi les
L. the stock Of the New York Cen
tral Railroad aud other foreign cor
porations owned ip this State taxa
lie in the hands Of the owners
Yes.
Can taxable person deduct del
from the amount Of bis mopsys
iu,sstussts. and only pay TAI on u
pst san tbns sbovrs No.
IA bewsvs sessy fsom 3 on
l.. -. I.A
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Wednesday, February II, 1856,

House In MiddleburRh, on
Wednesday, February IL, 1856,
at 10 O'Clock, q m the oilovlng real estate:
TRACT MOI.
Aiiemsn, Vcnd EI.
u Ing all th,t certain messusRo, tenement or
trAgt u lAud. situate In Washington tosnShip.
Snyder county, Pa bounded and described rs
t'llows: North by PH'cr kratrer, Jacob Weller
It 81 cast b, ,----- south 10y fraak
Weller, west BY Jackson " elier, contaiBins
lis Acres,
more or less vhercon are erected q gooi Dwell
lIng House. Bank Barn and O!her outUuildiugs
TRACT SO.2.
Situste IN the township, county and state
Afor,ssid, bounded north by other lands Of Pes
ter Weller. east, south, and west BY John Men
gel, eontAiuiug
GO Acres,
more or less.
TRACT NOS.
situate in the township county and state
aforesaid, bounded north by Jno Mengol, east Ivy
Benz. Stroub, south by Hen Leister, and west
by Henry Meugel, containing
q Acres.
TRACT SO.4.
Situste in NiGdlecreck township, county and
state Aforesaid, bounded north BY tho heirs of
Jacob Bonner. decd, west by John Wittcnmycr.
csrt hy - south by -, coutaining
.ONE-HALF ACRE more or LEES,
Seized, tAktu luto execution aud to he sold a.
the property of Peter Weller.
NER u. MlDDLEsw wARTH. SheriG.
sheries Once, Middle5urgh, Jan, %, 1851.
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note and lends il to G on a note. are
both notes taxsblei Yes.
The answers ara signed by W. 8.
Steuger, Secretary Of the Common
wealth, W. Livsey, State Treasurer,
aud Jerome b. Niles, Auditor Gen.
eral.
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Hon. l.. Il. Atkinson has been
placed by Speaker Carlisle on the
following Committees +: Railways
aud Canals and Patents.
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The work OF rescuipg the Naptis
coke victims has been permantly
stopped. Further eifJrts would
only lead TO a further loss Of life.
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Store, Dvelling House, Ware House

STABLE And other pso'tsAry outbuildings.
TRACT MOT
Beipg all the interest Of Peter Rigsl 10 the
Rel Estate his iatusr johu hiesei, deed,
tituuts 10 Frapkliu towpsbip, SLyder 90, Pa,
b.uuded Norm by lard Of dts. JAekson How
ell, ct 81. Esst ~ jacob Fee, D,vd Haraer
Gtd Chsrles Boyer, south ~ CnArles boyer
st al, West 6y ChAflss Michel Containing
Seventy Acres,
more or les. Whsrson are ere eted log
HOUSE ABd Loo BARN. This interest j.
guhleet 20 the lifs ests's Of CAth1rins Rigel,
widow of Johu Rigel, dec a.
SsiIsi taken tn erecuiion and 70 lie sOld ss
the property ( Peier kig-l. 80
NER B. .MIDDLEsWARTH Sherin
Sher a. once, MiddleOurgh, Jan. 20, 'ee.
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Stories Of theWaG

VIII be published in each lumber fom the
ablest writers who partlcipa tOtiIti, bloody
drama Of civil strife, and each will bo proiuscly
illIstra ted The mort entertaining and initruc-
tive Sto ries from the best writers OF fiction will
appear in each irsuo, with illustra ions.
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TERMS
Sherif's Sales.

Whereas by virtue OF sundry writs is.ued ou
oi the Court oi Common Pleas of Snyder Conn
~. Pa. aud To mo directed will exnose 10 Put
lie Sale at the Court House, in Middl-hursb o.
Saturday, February 6, 1886,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho following real and pei
sonal property to Wit
Bower, Fl. Fa
Being all that cert in Messuage Tenement n
tract OF land SIT iato In the township oI We.
mile south "f Mcclure, bounded n ,rth by hand
Of George Fisher, eat 10y Public X, al AMI ID a
ing
Ter Acres.
more or less, whereon are erected n large tv,
story WeatherbOarded Frame DW ELIINl
USE, Frame Stable Summer House aud ot
or necessary Outbuildings also 20, ID water n.aI
the door. AS the property OF Felix Long.
Grouse, - ra
Being all that certain lot Of yronnd situate IN
the town Of TIoxelyille, Adams township, Sny.
Street, east by lot Of Dougl,s Ocker, south By an
Alley, west b. Mrs Snstni Troxril, being 4sIs
ieet Wide and lcs feet dep, containing
80 Square Perches,
more or les. whereon are erected n small fran.
DWELL q HOUSE As the property OF
John Erb. f' ~
Potter, FL y.
belng all that certain Messulge, Tenement or
plantation, situate N Chapman township. Sny.
der COUNT Pa, bounded North by land oi simon
X. il.rrold aud benjamin Bckha east hy =
-. Herrold. Adam = H-rrol ct al, south ,,y
inni.l Arnold and John Lebk chor west by
WIN. Hummcl coutain' ny
80 Acres.
more or less. whereon are erected DWELLING
HOUSES, BANK BARN and other necessarr
outDuildlngs, also ood water anI choice lruii
TRACT NO.I.
being certain tract OF woodland situate I'm
inc same township, bounded north BY land al
Able Herrold and Jacob Gaugl-r east by Wta
~ Swartz, Ivuth BY Samuel Dengler, West by
u. b. Arnold, containing ~
z Acres,
more or less Also at the same time and pIocs
ABOUT ACRES Of grniD IN the ground aud n
piie o. manure. Asths property Of j. q. Nor.
TERMS, 20 per cent. cash, balance ON or be.
oirs the hrft day Of next Term VI Court.
Seized tkteu Into execution and 10 he soid M
NEh " RTH. Shrria'' "
shsrins Vnos, Middlsbursh, Jan. II, iSts.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAJ 1LROAO.
PENNA. r. r, DIVISION.
Time Table, In effect April 6, 1886

Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
1924. = IN, 70, m, o., p IN, s.3s, MI For
Pitssbnrg and IN" West. M
10 40, n m, For AIitoons.
fH p N. For Hun.in9don.
81 No, Q So q IN, ~ . N, ~ p me- 20 p m
u On p n, for Phiisdeiphis, New York ;. Balti.
more aud Washington.
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The U. $. Senate has passed the
bill to admit Dakota. Good.
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Charles A. Bolender, Treasurer, in
account with Snyder county for
the year a. ID. 1885.
DIR.
To smt. OF County and state tax assd l3,<32 70
Of tax oil 1854 anu previous
years outstanding 5,503 20
TO AM rtc'J at asst settlement 3,7t 92
To cash reed from John CrtiE-hank
at al Tor lands redeemc ., tt4-s
entered. aud persona properly
Sud by County Commissioners vb o5
s.2,,ss, 30
OR
by amt orders paid BY Treas. in 1855 l2,2so o.
OF lets and previous
yesrs redeemed 81
by st4ie tax paid t. state Treasurer "a ~
Iy amount ni commissions 3lg D,
by taxes of 1885 outstanding 56lg ss
IIy commissions to cOltoctOrs ell 81
h| .-.ss VI 1854 znd previous years
outetNu..us TgI ol
by exJnoraubns ~ VI.
NY bslance In hands OF Treasurer 235s o.
---
t.2,7s6 a
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Sherif's Sale.

Whereas, by virtue OF sundry writs Of ,on.
diction eNpoua- issued ont " th" Court uf Com.
mon Pleas of Snyder county, aud to me direct
ed, will expose TO public sale At the Court
Honae In n I'D lebnrnh, on
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Sheriff Sale.

where's by virtue Of sundry writs issued
oui of the Court Oi com1on Pleas ~ sn, der
90, p. and 10 me dii ected | will expose TO
Puoic sale 81 tue Court House in Middle.
Gurgr, on
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AsRgnee's Sale.

The udA Signei ASST nee o;the Real Estate
% S'mu9 Aur,nd viii .N .Ioso to Pu lie Sale
"a The es ore e the ssid Samuel =. Aurand
10 Sp1hs 'nship, 'nyder county, Pa, IA miles
Moth OF amsbur2, on
Tbulay, February Is b, SO
The iol ing described Real Estate TO wit
1fAtfko. "a certain me, sunKo or tract of
nd situ IN Spring township, Snyder county,
Pa, eonilnz
Fifty Three Acres,
more or bounded North by Public Road
leading n TioRelyilie 10 Adamsburg, East
~ lands iinnel Stumpn, South by Middle.
cree fvest by lands OF WIN Ewing, where.
o9 aro 81. q HOUSE. BANK BARN aud
0'ber ne ~ pnibuildlngs This tract is In q
hiah s'aI. tultiya lou.
THACIo. .--Sltuate IN tho township,
county aita,e Aforesaid. containing
Eight Acres,
moiet bounded North by Middlecreek
and wm, Kwlnx, East by Samuel
stums In by Polly Wlespd, West BY i1aac
Wsisy ltme BER LAND,
Sdl finance nj . o'clock am. VI said day
vhri~ tendance will be- give and terms Of
IsAAcIMANpEcx
|. Assignee sfssuusi y, Anrpi1.
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Wedne day, February 18th Sc.

q, 10 O'Clock q. N. The following Real Estate
70 Wit.
TRACT mol.
Smith h Gilbert Fl. FA.
BeiLg ali hat certain tractor piece Of laud
situate In Sprins township, ydsr IO.. la
Bounded North by lands uf Anirev Ulsh, sr
East by Mrs, Matilda Risel, Sou tn by Ge.
Lambert, West by heirs OF CLristIOu Gross
deed. coutais
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Statement OF the Finances OF Snyder
county, January 9th, 1886.
ASSETS
Taxes of lsgi outstanding bol2 6s
Taies OF lisa aud previous
,SSsrs oatstanning isT 20
Balance ib hand OF q" 2i7s az 1850 10
III LILIES.
orders Of s5 outs,sudi ig ss2
ofue's!2. ssI ani y, syious
,cars outstanding 323o ~ %
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TABULAR STATEMENT of the collections aud ex
standing tn nxes OF 1884 and previons vsars.

Levi Fisher Jury oommissi0n'r 1910
A A CIsh. clerk to 1000
q q 8utelius, expr ssage e03
John NJ Morris, sup't OF convicts
East'n state Penit@,tisry 2o2 u
Behm n Gerbart, stationery l79s
John Stucs ct al taxes refund.
ell On unssatad lands OF
West Perrs township 32a
II Allemar, IL protest. onal
services and expenses bo.
You'd the county 100
Mary Hunt, legal cap $500
Seebuld n Rutkls, merchandise lUl2
amuel Bowen, crying sale 10
Charles Steininger, ct al taxes
2, funded on Dseated lands
III Franklin township 1919 70
Joseph BowersoS. redemption
money Refunded All
Grouse 1T al cos ~, case of
Hrlirichvs Snyder county lle5
p Auraud, expenses on otn-
cial business 400
Moses SIecht, redemption
money refunded bls
d 7 Rhosds, tin labor aud re-
N 1. noaphton, docket, and
MleGa.i Ysi.ity. taxcs refunded 90
Jacob II Mitering, chain car.
rier, road view, Penn twp. 90
Philip Herbster 1t al road
viewers fees 200 6S
Percivai ~ Bshfer OF sl scalp
preniums 1927 1851 81
Total amoInt $,2,7s9 81
SNYDER COUNTY, I.
We, the undersigned Con
misH Hioners, do certify that tue foregoing state
ment of tho Gisburscme.t' T., tho jear issS is
true and correct to the best OF our ku Nledsr,
Wines cur hands anu seals this o h day oi
January A. ID. 1850 JOAN MohN, It. Il
JPAURAND. in. HUUSLR, lLs,i
CIers, omtnissioners