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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25
MARRIED..


( RINGLER = MAURER-tsn Thursday,
January 10, lsSs. at the Lutheran parsonage
in Frie,lens. by Rev j. J. WEIGH, Mr.. Jere-
miah C. Ringler and Miss Sarah j. Naurer,
both Of Some-se: County, Pa
RITTER = -PLErCHER-0n Wednesday
January 1883. at the Reformed parsonage in
Somerset, by Rev H. King. Mr Jacob "
Ritter 70 Miss Eiiz1beth NJ Pletcher, the
former of Westm0relahd Co., Pa, the latter
of Somerset Co, Pa
RODGERS-CLARK-- Sunday. Au-
gust p, lss7 at his residence in Hoovers-
vile, Somerset County. Pa, by A B. Clark,
j. p, Mr. Amaniah +. RODGERS and Miss
{ Jennie CLARK, both n HooYessyiiie
| WEIBLE = DULL.-1n Thursday, Sep
teEnbeT :. lss7, al the same plaee. by abe
same, Mr. Jerry Wsihle. af Paint Township
and Miss Martha J Dull, OF Qaeuahouing
Township,
LOHR-CARTER-On Sunday, January
l5- isss. at the residence of John Wechten-
heiser, in Shade Township, by the same,
Nr. 0. W I-ohr. Of Shaie Township, an d
Miss Sarah Carver, of Stonycreek Township,
Somerset County, Pa.
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Hooversville Items.

The boys are taking advantage OK the good
sieighing-
The weather Is very cold. the thermome-
ter registering 10 degrees below zero
There has been several car loads Of hay
and lumber shipped from this place re-
Gently.
Mr. Ira Miller recently purchased new
cutter in Johnstown- Ira evidently means
business.
Miss Dobsor, of New Paris, Bedford Coun-
ty, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Hoover, OF this place.
Miss Leisure, Of wes;moreland county,
who has been visiting friends here for some
time past returned home Thursday.
Mr. Peter I.ahr, who has far some time
been disabled by an abcess ON his leg, ID rap
idly recovering under the treatment of DIR
Bariott.
The people OF this place are storing away
ice by tons. They must expect the coming
season TO be hot one, and to use plenty of
ice cream.
The hardware firm Of Clark & Rodgers
has large demand for cutters. Among the
buyers are Ne=srs John Hahn, Nat Crissey..
and others.
The demand for lime is 80 great that the
surrounding qaarries cannot keep the farm
ers supplied The large quarry Of Meyers &
Co., is totally cleaned out,
NJ. VIM II. Hoffman. who has been work
ing under his brother, Mr. ]. c. Hoffman,
for the past year and a halt, lsarning the
cabinet making trads, IS getting along nice
ly. Billy is Jolly fellow, and We wish
him well.
LINGO.
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Renubllcan STATE Convention.

Chairman Cooper gives notice that the Re
publican State Convention viii be held in
Harrisburg. April 25. ISIS. At II A. n, TO
nominate a candidate for supreme Court
Judge. Presidential Electors-at-Large, Presi-
dental electors for the Congressional districts
they to be named by the delegates there
from. where they have not already been
named four delegates and four alIernates
to the Republican National Convention
Tne convention viii be held in the Harris
brry Opera House.
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Knights of the Golden Eagle.

The following are the offiesrs OF RocSwood
C..a..e 20 2Io Of Rockwood for the ensuing
six months term
Past CiIef--Joseph u. Miller.
Noble Chief John staub.
Vice Chief-J r Shaitz
High Priest-T. NJ. Miller.
Venerable Hermit Robert kirtley.
Master Of Reooris-H c. Talbot.
Clerk Of Exchequer-Joseph Bistner.
Keeper Of Exehequer-John Short.
SIR Heraid-Wm. Miller.
Worthy Bard-David short.
Worthy LL-sshssieig-g. L. Biitner.
Ensign-John Holizhour.
ESqgire-Miiton Shultz.
First Guarsisman-Wm. Benfori-
SecDnd GnarsismaH-A critchfeld-
Trustees-E. d. Miller and John Lane.
Representative to Grand Castle Z. D. Nil
ler
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HoovEnsvsLrE, January q, 1885.


lately noticed in several papers Items Of
news from various places, claiming they
were the healshiest in the county. and prov
ing j. by the longevity of its people. claim
that the vicinity of Mt NOriah has as fair a
proportion af aged people, according to its
population, as any other port Of the State.
viii give you the names and ages of some
of our aged people:
Rosanna Maurer is in her 74th year and
has her home with her brothers, p C. and
A. H. Maurer
Hannah P. Rhoads Is in her 95tl year,
and has ber home with her sou, VIM. F.
Rhoads. She enjoys good health.
Charlotte Wills i in her 18Th ysaz, vas
born and has livel all hes liiesinle here She
is still quite active, and enjoys excellent
health.
Elizabeth Smith Is in her szh year. She
has her home with d. D. Zimmerman, one
mile east OF here. IT being her birthplace
She Is still in good health.
Jacob Lohr is in his nth year and was
born within half mile OF this place. He
was hard working hrmer and reared i
large family, being the father Of - chill
dren-
Samuel kimmei Is in his ,sth year was
born and lived all his LIFETIME one mile
south of this sacred Mount. He IS stone.
mason by trade, which he followed for many
years,
Elizabeth Miller Is in her .a;h year and
has reared large family. all af whom are
living except one son, who lost his life at
the battle OF Get;ysburg. She Is still in good
health.
Sarah Smyiey is in her 7ith year and lives
with Val. c. Miller, one mile northeast Of
of this Mount she WAS bora in this Town
ship She IS an expert weaver, which bu. in IS
she followed for many year., or.up until the
past two months when she was stricks.
with paralysis, from, Which Shs * not ex-
peeted to slrEiye.
Joseph Zimmerman IS now in his Ssh
year. He was bora one and half miles
east Of this place, and when he married he
moved on the northern slqne of the MoqAi
where he still has his home he raised
family ofsixteea children, al of whom are
living He was always hard WORKING FIR
mer, and still enjoys fair health.
John Maursr IA IN his .ath year. and was
born one-half mile northeast of this place
In his younger days he taught school 4 num-
Der of terms, settled a number Of estates and
filed different offices oftr1st. He lived for
some years at Johnssown, where he worked
for the Cambria Iron Company. lie return
ed here three years ago, and still enjoys
good health.
Valentine Miller Is iu his .31 year, nd
was born in the French Republic Some
sixty years ago he moved to his present
home, half mile north OF this place. Fifty
eight years age, " hile engaged in military
parade in the town OF Bedford, he was seri-
ously injured by the premature discharge Of
a canon he was loading, thereby losing the
use OF his right hand Mr. Miller was quite
an intelligent business man, being able to
read and write number Of difisront Ian
guages- His wife. Roreara. Is In her SD
year, and is enjoying fair health. considering
her age.
There are number of other aged persons
here. but do not wish to trespass on your
valuable space to too great an extent.
Pinto.
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The foliowing account Of the death OF Mr.
VIM weyan,i. former re~isieuf Of this eoun-
ty, is taken from the bloomington Illinois.
Dails P.iragr1gh. Of January ssls
The death os ar. VIM weyznj occurred
a. 80 clock last evening It had scarcely
become known to bis friends that bis cendi-
ton was dangerous before the silent nessen-
ger of death sammonesi his spirit 70 lis eter-
nal home Mr. Weyaad has fur many years
past been considered quite feeble BY the
members Of his fsEHiiy. He was on last
Tuesday evening taken with congestise
chill He faiied to rally under proper treat
ment, aud the exhaustion resulting from
the congestion. complicated with other con-
stinIiional arrangements, proved fatal Mr..
weysnd vas one Of the olsIes. and perhaps
best known citizens of this city and county.
He was about 81 years of age NJ the time Of
his death Mr.. Wsyand came TO Blooming
ton in about lsf5 or lsi4. He was born in
Somerset County. Pa Just prior to his re-
moval West, and to Bloomington. be Was
married 10 Miss CathariEe J. Lsehr, sister Of
Mr. Wm- LsEhr, Of Normal, and Messrs.
John and Charles Lsehr, lately deceased. She
died December 30, IsS4 -Four children sur
viye They are wm J. and A. E weyand,
Mrs. Mary J. Calkins and Mrs Frances J.
Latham. These were present at their IA
Tiers death, excepting Mrs. Latham, who
resides in Livingston county. near Pom
tiae
Mr.. WeyaEd engaged in the tailoring bus
iness when he first came TO bloomington
He was afterwards engaged in the dry goods
business. For many years he was familiar
figure ABOUT the courts, where he was known
as most careful and faithful aftaehe Of the
sherifs Office. tie was for y long time
Justice OF the peace. He was ofa quiet and
reticeat disposition. but to those with whom
be was intimately acquainted there was be-
hind his rcseryesinsss II all times kindly
heart and faithful. trusting nature Mr.
Weyand had the sft Of acquiring money.
and al the time Of his death vas estimated
Is man of large wealth. Mr. Weyand was
one Of the oldest Odd Fellows in the city.
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President sucnaaae's Romance.


The heroine Of President Buciianan's eafis
romance, Mrs Lille Bovee, died at her resi-
dence IN Sugar Loaf Valley, Minnesota, last
week, asad % years. She married al the age
of - Her husband dessEled her AFTER get
ting her properly in his possession, and she
became the object Ofeare aud assistance from
neishbors. Mrs B0vee, who was once no
ted for her beauty. was betroshed in her
yoaith to yoang mJI living near her Penn
syiyania home Her parents forba3c the
union. favoring another suitor. who vas
.as.es Buchanan. afterwards President Of the
United states sat heing aLie 81 ges tlsg
consent Of her paFoHiz 70 marry tie Hsan Of
her choice, she concluded to live single
life Il was because Mr.. buchanan could
moi marry her that he remained bachelor
all his lie
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Daley Doings.

Sleighing i good, and logging booming.
Our sunday school is quite success. c,
SpeciIt Is the superintendent.
Mr. Wm Ling. of Illinois. Is visiting his
many friends in this section Of the county.
lie i now the welcome guest of Mr.. z.
specht.
We now enjow bright winter weather
Ias igeaFissE d4ys II Solitude are % light
that bar eau see mosquito at q distance
OF twenty steps with the nakei eye.
Our mountain scenery is grand. The most
beautiful winter scenes coald be obtained
with very iIaie travelling. Wake up, artists
The only charms Of Solitude lies In her
solitude.
The pr0tracted meeting at St. John IS
church Is closed-another takes its place.
Rev Housenan is conducting meeting in
Graefs church in which the interest. on the
PAL efihs KeF#bsEsi is gToyiHs FaEidly.
Wansed-tEasaps 20 keep out Of our COM
munity- We were recently visited by one
who was 90 thoughtful as To withdraw in
the night time, taking with him an oyercoat.
a Tzaie ofrubber booss, and watch. He will
be prompt At meal time, as the time-piece is
good one.
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Died,

FETzER -on Thursday, January Il.
ISIS, near esddytawn, Somerset County. Pa
Mrs. Isperiod Fetzer. aged p years, months
and II days.
GROSS--0n sunday, Ianaary Is, lsss,
near New Cenfrevilie, Somerset County, Pa.
Ms Mary Ana Gross. sged . years, 7
months and "a DAYS.
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Game in Season.

The new game called editors delight IS
played in this wise Take a sheet Of oriina
y writing paper. fold il up carefully and en-
close bank nate sufficiently large 10 pay up
ali arrears and a year in advance. What
adds immensely 70 the pleasure of the game
Is to send along the name of a new subseri-
Der or two, accompanied BY cash Keep your
eye on the Editor, and if smile adorns his
face the trick works like charm Kidgay
Biac Grass Cipgey.
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Sale Bslls.

As the season Is approaching when public
sales or vendues viii be the order of the day
We wonld call rhe attention Of those who in
tend 10 make sale to the fact that we print
manner, and at low prices We can print
bill Of any size. on eolored or white paper
Persons not finding il convenient 10 come to
Somerset can send list of articles TO be sold.
with day Of sale and terms, and the bills viii
be forwarded
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Car WIN = Fatal Number,

A yard enploye informs the Harrisburg
GsE that car No 1913 of the special Green
line is .the aaFil's own wagon on eight il :
fated whesis 10 his cest+ia knowiedss
that car has killed sixteen or eish.een peg
pie who were braking upon il, and has
z.sir,ed Laif dozen more. He asiirms that
there s s44s@s n bad luck coaleciei With
that car, and no one who knows anything
about il viii 20 near H. He would Sa4tseE
take his clances on the cov-csrciser Of an
engine all night than stay by the brakes Of
No. 1913. 1t has got bad name. and rail-
readers have to some extent become super
ssifsors on account Of it.
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The supreme Court decides that the act OF
June 18th. 1885. regulating the collection Of
taxes in this Commonwealth is a general law
and is in all respects applicable in the abb
sence Of local laws. to all portions of the
state. and Is not rendered local and obnox-
io1s 10 the constitution By the fact that vari-
Gus local laws, passed prior to ls74 are not
only not repealed by ii, bat are expressly
saved from repeaI Ii vas cOntended by the
plaintiff in error that, a the act only applies
10 about two thirds Of the counties in the
state. there being in the other counties local
laws regulating the collection Of taxes. It Is,
therefore. not general. but only a local law,
and. therefore, unconstitutional. The Sn-
preme court in two eases-onc from Lancas-
ter, and the other from Montgomery county
i,zs refused 70 sustain this view, but holds
that the ia~ i censtit1Itioual There Is an
opinion prevalent 70 some eessni i.lat his
act has been declared unconstitutional by
some Of the lower courts. and il Is, therefore.
important that this decision of the supreme
Court silogid be generally known.
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pany's Florida Tours.
No opportunity Of making delightful
trip to the South has ever presented itself in
30 attractive shape as that which the Penn
syivania Railroad Company personally con-
Quoted pleasure tours to Florida offer TO the
people Of this section The tours have been
arranged by the Tourist Bureau Of the Pass
enger Department, and viii be conducted
under the personal supervision Of the Tour
ist Agent and Chaperon-
A special train Of Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars will convey the party through to
jacksonville on the fzstesr schedule ever
made on similar occasion The train viii
leave New York on the mornings Of Janua
ray 18th and February sth, Philadelphia
about noon. and arrive in jacksonville for
supper the next evening. stopping for meals
AZ convenient points roaf<. The round-
trip tickets, which beside the railway fare
in both directions will include meals ess roalsc,
sleeping car accommodations going and re-
turning. and ore days board at the Hotel
Everett. jacksonville, viii slio~ a stay of
about two weeks in the fiowery State The
rate from New York Is s47.oo. and from
Philadelphia and all points south thereof
$500 Tickets at correspondingiy low rates
viii be sold from all principal stations
ON the Pennsylvania Railroad system
This is not only the cheapest, bur at the
same time the most desirable southern tour
ever presented The dats, too, are well
timed. As they cover the choicest portion of
the Florida season, which has as great at
traction this winter the Su5-Tropical Expo
sitien at jacksonville and the opening Of
the magnificent new hotels at 81 Angus
tine. The time limit Of the tickets permits
of an extended Trip through the State.
Sames may be registered now for either
date BY calling at the ticket agencies Of the
con, r.arr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-25

The undersigned have sold to Wm. l.
Boyts al their interests in the GeneFal STORE
and business Of the arm oi boyts i Co. Lin
tied, boing hTsiness at Fair Hope, Somerset
Caaniy, Pa AL persons indebted 10 said
firm will please settle their aecoan.s with
Wm f. B9yts. who viii also settle all debts
Of the firm and continue the business.
Jas H WEIGH, IoAS PALMER,
THOs MAXWELL, J. II. GL0SISGEK.
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A Donation Party.

Last Thursday evening the Lutheran par
sonage, LayansvIiie, Pa, WIS visited by some
Of the BakersviIle congregation bringing
with them iour, potatoes, oats, apple-butter.
dried fruit, meat, sugar, hgtler, canned fruit,
etc. etc, and with those things brought
gladness 10 the hearts Of the pastor and his
family.
1t Is not 80 much the value ef the gifs, as
the tokens of kindly feeling on the part Of
the congregation towards the pastor, that
creates the joy.
Many thanks 70 the kind donors.
Z. MAy6Es.
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B. & 3.
DURING THIS MONTH,
Our Great January
Mark k-dOWn Sale

Commences. ard we purpose il shall be the
most noted and important IN character Of
anything hiflls-to offered ~ the most sweep
ing redaetions will be made in all depart
ments throughout our entire establishments,
ussstai-s and down.
BARGAINS THAT WILL BRING BIG
crowds Of buyers. and al once.
Is-inch neat Striped Coloref SILK VEL
VETS, Is eenfs-vaiue, IS.
i9-inch FRIESE CHECK SILK VEL
VETS. medium bright colors. IS cents. dewn
from 81
COSTUME yELvErs. in black and col
0rs az special prices.
One lot Is-inrh vELvETS, coIors. sold AZ
81 usually. aud often sold IS silk Velvets,
hpt are GOTTEN face, bur good close pile.
are to be elaset! out al IS cents yard
Black and Colore,i BROCADE and Striped
YELyETEESS of good quality viii be sacri-
6eed al > eents = yard value 50 cents and
upwards
Bargains in PLAIN BLACK SILKS.
FAILLE FRANCHISES. RHADAMES
Fine French DRESS GOODS, PLAIDS,
&c, al prices 10 make this sale effscfuaI
DOUBLE WIDTH GOODS at 50 and IS
Cts Never befisre snch rich, choice quail
tieS. particularly the 75 cent ones, a. they
sre down from 81 = and = per yard.
yl-inch STTTINGS, Ss--valsle sI-sur-
passing anything in qualify and Style ever
offered at retail anywhere
56-ineA MINED TRICoTS. 25e-sinriDg
thss sale.
PINE ENGLISH SCTFINGS. 20 in. wide.
- at l,sc. 81 go and 81 -
Large lot Of CHOICE BR0ADCLOTHS
y 1S-valne, ~ 25.
100 pieces double wislfh SCOTCH CHEEKS
os P-AlDs in neat STYLES. mesiium, bright
hflr cloige coiOriuyS W.. bought AZ haif the
cost Of fimportafiOn-so Al this sale. viz: &c
yard
French Striped Flanness at 25 cents. to
close OUT
This same method applies also 10 the Coax
Room. tioak- never offered az such low
prices. Now Is your time 20 get bargains
space no limited 70 engmerate-hEss write
our Mail Order Department for iall tarticu-
lars.
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II Meyersdale doe s..st have public water
works IN the near future ana q the pet
ssssefne and hobby Of tie CoAnesrissi TO sup
piy she ciiizesls of the metropolis with the
clear, psrs sss.l sparkling. that flows from the
historic Sind spring de not rsIaferialize, Il
will not he because competing louganys
cannot obtain charters. On Friday last Gos-
erris-r Eesyer granted charter TO the Ney-
ersIale Water Gsmpa9y,7 and also to the
sand Spring Water tsss-Rsny-" The char
ac<sr and object Of both oorpana@s being TO
Supply the Borough and citizens Of Meyers
dale a--i vicinity with wafer ior domestic
and Other pans~es The former company
Is composed Of gentlemen fsosa kiifsnning
while the latter Is composed Of citizens Of
Meyerssiale- A. J. coiborn- Esq, Is the at
tonaey Of the latter named company and
was in Harrisburg Friday TO secure the char
ter sor the company which be repreents-
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The Fitfsbnrgh Dispatch recently moved
into handsome new building erected ex-
prezsly for il. on Diamond street. The rap
Idly increasing circulation Of the Dszsrrs
neces-itafed narc extensive facilities than Il
heretofore enjoyed and il has had placed in
its press room Hoe press with capacity Of
5000 single sheets, 1900 folios and . oo0
eight page papers per hour TO Accommodate
its circulation which now reaches $1,000
daily and io.0oo en- sunday The papers
market IMPORT, embracing local and general
financial news. produce and stock markets
have no superior anywhere nor has the Dis
pafck any supcrors, as live. widc-awake
newspaper, in Pennsylvania
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coffey CHEAT. the oallows.

Edward Cofsy. condemned to death for
the murder of Policeman Evans. at Pitts
burgh- year ago. and confined in the Allie
gieny county jail awaiting his doom. cheat
ed the gailows Wednesday afternoon BY cuf-
ting his throat with pen knife as soon as
he heard the board of pardons had refused
to cnnnrnuse hiS sentence.
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supreme Court Arsumen. Weeks.

Supreme Court Argument Weeks
The Judges Of the Supreme Court for the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania have an
nouHced the following as argument weeks
for Isss, beginning January ,, o. ID, %. at
Philadelphia January -, Lehigh and Mont
gomeFy February 8, Chester, Delaxa re and
Bucks February Is. schuylkill and Leba-
non February -, IAckawana, Wayne. Pike
and Wyoming February y, Berks and
MontoGr March ). Northampton, Carbon
and Monroe March Il, Bradford. Lycom-
ing Clinton, Cameron, sullivan and Susqne-
hanna March 70 % and April 2. Phiiadel-
pkia April 9. Luzerne and Columbia April
l6 Blair, Centre, Clarified and Hunting
don April ., Crawford. Erie aud Cumber-
land April -, Warren, MeKean, Tioga,
Potter and Elk Nay :. Beiford. Fayette
and Somerset May H. Lancaster and York
May q, Northumberland, Juniata, Miffiin,
Union, Snyder and Perry
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,e'-is. sleigh Beils. Whip Double Har-
l-s sirs.e Hauess. Fur Eohe-. Wool
-'s2 LAP BIanse;s. Honse Blankets. Col
an ,a,dies BHdies. etc, az way down pr
s 1I 2. Hoidub baum's Hardware ssorc.
lnre jast neeeiged hly 559l pieces Of car
p ap,a tle cry. the ir,t installment for
i-1 'a-Hs -aas7u- They never were a. prst-
2 a'-' s--a1P - they are this season lin
-7a. d, nsS ssss~-. q nor buy until you
g. 'lse at T. B. snydeFs
We la7c lust received a ear io=d * Port
iiaa and svell-body Cutters Of dnenet
MS and of good quality. II viii pay to
'--. ia-i examine them before you place your
''ie- sleigh.
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TERNIS:

THE widows dover viii " reIeasei q. sssess
l. ? J, and ). aud t.AeY wiii Is, sd ga tha
following terms O.e- thiri u hasd 0n eoHfr-
nation u sale. Gaf the ta.l-.I<s N two e,tua an
aIiai piyisents AS..stes, "a be seeIre.i By jndg-
rneiif bollsk
tga6f NJ. viii solf an the following terms
f.,e fhfE<r IL hand ol confirmation of sale one
thif al the death of The widow aud the remain
ing third IN two eqflai annual payments frUsa
confirmation OF sale The oae-third payable az
the death q The ai,loW To Be sScHrest 6y bond
and mortgage on the premises the interest paya-
bic annually 10 the widow. and At her death 70
the heirs and the other deferred payments % b.
secured by Judgment bonds on the premises.
Ten per cclE- OF the purs base money must be
paid on day Of sale.
Any of the properties remaining gnsoba via he
offered for rent.
= = CRTECHFfEip
iGnis 4 slii iL.is-r..Isss aud Trustee.
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Hagerstown Almanacs.

Hagerstoxn and lancaster almanacs,
German and English, always fur sale at
Fishers Book Store Wholesale and Retail
every day in tis year all the year round at
Fishers Book store.
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Miss Ida NJ seils..s, VI Jersey Shore, the
State organizer for the 7 v G. 7. e Of
Pennsylvania viii speak in the iRtssess a
temperance ia Trinity Lutheran church. GA
wednesday evening at half past seven
o'e.eex. AL are invited. Young people
particularly rni.,as desiring her services
can address Miss schOck al sOI4eFset during
this week