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II. r. MASTERS,

" Ss M pLobAN. ~. MAoiEitos
DUDLEY S. HUMPHREY.
RUFUS c. LONGSDON. wM. II. KNIGHT.
Mr.. Robert T.. Masters. the foundry
mans delegate. was born in New York in
1851. When he was 10 he was left an or
phan. Hewent west and worked in foun-
dry for three years in Indiana. In 1888,
while foreman Of the Columbus (Ga
iron works, he began to write for The
American Machinist, and soon became q
contributor for various periodicals.. He
is now employed by the Marshall Car
Wheel and Foundry company, of Mar
shall, Tex.
Q. G. McGlogan, representing the
brass workers. Is a prominent labor man.
lie is master workman of his district of
the national assembly Of brass workers.
The farmers have chosen Dudley s.
Humphrey, Of Brown county, o. He
was born at Townsend. Huron county,
o., in 1852, and educated ut Akron, q.
IIo las been farmer all his life.
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American boy. II may add somewhat to the
dignity Of the already extremely dignified
Yankee youth who dies kite to know that
on the other side OF the earth kite flying is
not considered a. being childs play by any
means On the contrary. old mon whose per-
sons arc decorated with the yellow button
the yellow button Il tho insignia Of royal
rank) dance about, their fingers tingling with
tho steady tug Of silken kite cords, and are
as enthusiastic over II as the most extrava-
gantly happy little coolie kid.
And such kitesi
John Chinaman-when he happens TO have
cash enough-evolves somo most remarkable
designs In kite architecture His kite sticks
are generally slender and easily bending
pieces Of rattan, and the covering Il Of that
light and thin, but at the sams time very
tough, paper for which the Flowery King
dom IL famous The almond eyed bloods,
though, don't use paper. Their kites are
covered with the finest Of glazed silk. With
these materials the kite builder Of China
turns out some very wonderful air craft.
WONDERFUL KITES
Fiery red dragons sail savagely over the
heads Of the multitude-on the end Of q
string. Gorgeous butterflies with unbcliev.
able expanse Of wing futter gracefully up
ward, as II starting on a holiday trip TO the
celestial homo Of Confucius, but stop short
when they reach the limit Of their tethcr.
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In the scratch run
ming broad jump Of
the N. Y. A. q.
spring s games,
Jumping 20 It. llS
in. He tied for Sec
ond place In run.
ming high jump at
8 II. O In. at the
NJ. A. c. games on
Decoration ay.
He jumped 22 IT. 8
In. at Detroit A. A.
U. championship
last fall, but was
unplaced. He was
second In fha RIM
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
/ Lancaster county.--Trust Book No. IL,
Page 400.
Petition for appointment Of assignee in
signed estate of j. q. GetZ and wife,
Now, July D. isS9, ON motion Of William X.
Wilson, esq, the Court grant a rule TO show
cause why ]. A. Stober, esq, should not be ap-
pointed assignee OF the assigned estate of j. @.
returnabc ON saturday, August II, 1889, at 10
o'clock n. IN. The Court further order and di-
rect that unless objection Ia said appointment
be liled In the Prothonotary's Ofiice by party
or parties legally Interested in said assigned
e.tiie ON before said return day. the ap-
pbintment asked will then be made. That no
ttce of this rule shall be published In the Lam
caster Ldm Rcrieu and two other newspapers
for three weeks prior to said return day.
by the Court,
iyl7-stwl j. +. SfiENCK for Prothonotary.
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tbs season, when he signed with the Bradford
Pa) team II was while member of this
organisation that the Athletic club sought his
ssrvices and were fortunate enough TO secure
him.
Hs began the season Of 1880, says The
Stage, O. member Of the local association
team, and has been connected with that club
up 70 the present time What he lacked in
sxpGisncs was taught by bis present excel
lsnt catcher, William Robinson. lie still
possesses great speed, excellent command Of
the ball, all the curves, drops, in shoots and
raise balls, and, withal, great confidence.
Last season he reached the highest pinnacle
In the art Of pitching. He stood second among
twenty seven pitchers, Terry, the Brooklyn
twirlsr, being first in twenty -four games.
against fifty seven for Seward
In recognition Of this wonderful work he
was dubbed the king of Pitchers" His
work during the early part of the present
season was 50 ineffective that his friends and
admirers became alarmed The claim was
made that be was suffering from "a lame arm,
while others hinted that the new pitching
rules were running him, but his work Of late
strsugthens the former claim, for none Of the
Association pitchers is pitching better ball
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ZELLIE DE- LUSSAN
One Of the Favorites Of the
Comic operate Stage.
SHE LOOKS LIKE ADELrNA PATTI.

She Relieves That Captivatloa Il Ons a
the high Arts, and shs Ought 10 Ksow.
what She Thinks About the Matter.
Other Things Theatrical.
where the Boston Ideal Opera company h
She Is spoken Of a. the pretty little Franco
American prima DONNA" She Il reason
ably pretty and has . memo soprano voics,
which, II IL Il limited In range, b Of undoubt-
edly good quality. Il b said, however, BY
her critics that her acting does not come up
to the high standard set by her voice. She
Is also sometimes accused Of Initiating Nine.
Patti; but a. she really looks very much like
the divine AdelinA, perhaps she can't help It.
In . recent article The Stage said Of her.
II Is generally understood that she Il Q
feminine fascinator OF the highest theatrical
type, and for that reason the following opin-
Ion on the art, from her own lips, will be
found interesting She believes that capti-
walton Is an art, and says:
II don't believe that woman makes Q
conquest without knowing It, and she very
often knows how she does II. Yes, to be
charming Is an art--to do anything well Is
an art. Certainly natural gifts 20 great
way, but there are many little rules by which
a woman who is not attractive may become
30. There IS great potency in . melodious
voice, and woman who would charm should
cultivate tone that will fall pleasantly. soft
ly on the cara tone that must be low. Ihave
known beautiful women whose high, shrill
notes in conversation have destroyed all the
illusion-have turned 1t promptly into q de-
lusion. A woman should learn what particu-
lar advantages she has, no matter how few
they be, and make q study Of improving
them, Of bringing them into prominence.
"Why do women captivate meni For the
mere sake Of having cavalcades Of admirersi
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Whi-Harry doesn't seem very cordial
To-Day; did you notice how coldly he spoke
TO US as he passed? wonder what's the
matteIi
but Don't you see he's wearing his
silk hat for the first timei-Tims.
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paper on string for tail was very pretty,
but u gave kite an ungainly swagger, and
besides those tails are always getting tangled.
A pretty idea h 10 tic lighted paper lantsrn
TO tho tail and send the kite up at night.
In Fig. the effect OF hanging the "ny
string" too high on the belly band d shown.
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A HINT TO ANGLERS.

How to Cast with Light Tsckle-The ArS
IL Easily Acquired!
Like many other things fly casting Is not NO
difficult as IT appears 1t requires only good
eye, steady nerves and continued practice.
The method in Use by experts In America 70
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His remarkably clever work during his

trip through the
west attracted d
widespread atten-
tion, and during
theRsserves' stay Of
three weeks In the
western states he
received many fat
tsring ofers, which
be very sensibly re-
5ectsd. The follow.
ing season found
him with the Ro-
chsstsr and Syra-
euss clubs, where
- remained until
the latter part Of
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FLYING KITES.
How and Where the Well
Known Sport Originated.

Few boys who ny Kites know how, where
and why the sport was invented. When 10
was invented no one knowa A. far back -
Chimes records and legends 20, there Is found
mention Of kite flying, and very wonderful
kite flying too, it would seem TO the average
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INSTATE OF CHARLES WALTER, LATE
IIof Manor township, Lancaster county, de-
ceased. The undersigned auditor appointed TO
distribute the balance remaining In the hands
of u. :. Herr administrator of said estate. to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will
sit for that purpose on Thursday, July %, 1850,
at 10 a. m, In the Library Room OF the Court
House. In the city Of Lancaster, where all per-
sons Interested In said distribution may at
tend u, +. DAVIS.
jy2-itw Auditor.
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Buffalo's Athletic CIsb.

1gffalo has started high class athletic
club. called the Buffalo Athletic club IL is
said that for completeness Of appointment
and comfortable quarters it ill rival any
thing yet seen In the country
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Well, some women
have that motive" "
she went on, "but
what sort Of wo-
men are theyi Not
the cleverest wo-
men. A bright
woman ought not
to be so cruel, and
hardly ever is. I
know that / am
mot annoyed by q
host Of assiduous
' admirers. / don't
know whether ! am
to regard the fact
as . compliment
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t{ttW
FLO. 4.

Brightly colored fish swim determipedly of
into tho ozone sea. thinking. no doubt, that
at last tho positions Of fisher for and flshcd
for arc reversed, and that they have only TO
give an unusually hard tug to hook a China
man and land him scientifically on some
leecy cloud bank high In the sky. In fact 1t
Is In the manufacture OF kites that the Chi
namnn lets his usually sluggish imagination
run riot. Horses, cattle, dogs, cats and even
Cinnamon themselves arc counterfeited in
the gay creations Of silk and paper and sticks.
When n Chinaman flies kites he flies kite,
with all his heart. Special feast days are set
aside 10 DO devoted 70 the sport. and on
these days John-be no high John or low
John--lets himself loose and enioys himself
rs only a yellow skinned Monaghan can Ell.
10y himself.
FIGHTING KITES IN THE AIR
Among other means TO this end arc COM
bats 10 the death between tho tissue mon.
sters Of the air, II is said that great sums
arc sometimes wagered on tho results of these
air fights, and one OF the many pretty Chi.
nese legends tells the story OF Tom Ma, Sou.
Sim Ming and Miss Gov In highly realistic
manner. Mr.. Tom and Mr.. Sim tho sur
name comes first In China both loved the
bewitching Mile. Miss TO distraction. but tho
almond eyed charmer was undecided. It
was a case of "How happy could | be with
either, were t'othcr dear charmer away. ;"
But tho thing that smashed tho young lady's
peace OF mind all to smithercens was the fact
that neither dear charmer would go away.
Ths only thing fair minded Chinese girl
could do In these perplexing circumstances
was 70 tell the gentlemen in the case Just how
matters stood and ask them to go In and Hght
1t out, while she sat cross legged In her bam-
., IaS. stints IN ordsr that ,hs haat uea,
n,Cbt ,,in
wIru xxrvrs At rpx p.cvs
r-,, ,,,., ,oyors n.,,n,t a, ,bts a., ,.,.,,
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u,o,,,dnt ha.r % !, sor ,nar,an. e.. " a.,
China ,,,a, ,,,o ,,a,,,o,,.,, ,io,;1, :, =. s.
di,ysrcncc must bs se,tlsJ on tho i,aId ~ Sonnr
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sn5 si,,ina doy.n ,n r,ain III, ps asah III.
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ar,hows,N,ot aach n,har hn, a.ah .s @
h,rs.l, 4, M.ssrs Tor, .,t S,,, aia ,hn.
Mn Ms. ,,orIa ~ ,,i,ha,', .'. ,a ns,
% all 60 sha vo,o., ,ha, ,nI,>,.i.,s',
wi,h .lacr;tv .,S o,,,,a,a, a ';,,'i
Chinese brain FOR some other wav ont q, ,h.
dialcultv Finally sb, bit ,no, n nlsn Ter,
and Si, sho,IJ 0Sb, a anai ,.i,h - Al
,hav did Trad;tion fails 10 ,.l, whI,, nna
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ona !, va. hs ma. rsworSad Grs, hv n smile
Sro,, Nj Gov than nv a t,s. srnn, Mis-. Gov
.
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TSTATE OF A. T.. EBERMAN, LATE OF
II Lancaster city, Lancaster county, decd.
The undersigned auditor appointed to dis
the Fidelity Insurance Trust and safe Deposit
Co., NJ. V. Hawthorne and j. l.. Steinmetz,
to and among those legally entitled to the
same, will sit for that purpose on Monday,
July %, A. u. 1850, at 10 o'clock n. M, In
the Library Room OF the Court House, In the
City OF Lancaster, where all persons interested
In said distribution may attend.
jy6-3tdS JOHN f.. MALONE, Auditor.
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A SSlGNED ESTATE or j. FRANKLIN
"A Harner and wife, of Martic township,
Lancaster county. The undersigned auditor
appointed TO distribute the balance remaining
in the hands of Jesse Harner, assignee of j.
Franklin Harner and wife, 10 and among those
legally entitled TO the same, will sit 1oi that
purpose on Wednesday, July 81, 1859, at 10
House, In the city of Lancaster, where all per-
sons interested in said distribution may attend
jylQ-3tw j. W. BROWN, Auditor.
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A ssIGNEp ESTATE OF ELIAS R. BON.

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF ELIAS H. BOM-
"A berger, of Mannheim borough, Lancaster
county. The undersigned auditor, appointed
to report and distribute the balance remaining
in the hands of John NJ. Stehman and Jonas r.
Erb assignee of the said Elias Is. Bomberger to
and among those legally entitled 10 the same,
will sit for that purpose on August Z 1859 :it 10
O'Clock "a M, in the Library Room of the Court
House, In the CITY of Lancaster, where all per-
sons interested In said distribution may at
tend {. u. BASSLER,
jyl0-3tw Auditor.
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OV PETER BAsSLER, LATE OF

I>STATE OBJ PETER BASSLER, LATE Or
IL Mannheim township, Lancaster county,
deceased. The undersigned Auditor appointed
to distribute the balance remaining in the
hands OF G. o. Bassler and Jonathan B. Gam
Der, administrators OF Peter Basser, deceased,
to and among those legally entitled 10 the same,
will sit for that purpose ON Thursday, Aug. s.
1889, at 10 II. m, in the Library Room of the
Court House, in the city of Lancaster, where all
persons Interested in said distribution may at
tend. GEO. A. LANE,
jylO-3tw Auditor.
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The Fastest 3-Year-Old.

Here isa cut Of Axtell the 3-year-old trot-
ter, who broke the record for horses Of his
age in Minneapolis the other day. making
mile IN 2:l5IE. The best previous record for
Syear-olds was 2:la The colt Is owned by
Z. b. Williams
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l>STATE OF WILLIAM WITHERS, LATE
~ OF Eden township, Lancaster Co, de-
ceased. The undersigned auditor appointed TO
distribute the balance remaining In the hands
of George w. Hensel, executor, To and among
those legally entitled to the same Will sit for
that purpose on Friday, August 2 1883 at 10
o'clock u. m, In the Library Room of the Court
House. In the city of Lancaster, where all per-
sons interested in said distribution may ut.
tend Il. L. MONTGOMERY,
jyl03tw Auditor.
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L>STATE OF SARAH GROSS, LATE OF
IL Ephrata township, Lancaster county, de-
ceased The undersigned auditor appointed to
distribute the balance remainng.n the hands
OF Jacob West, executor, to and among those
legally entitled to the same, will sit for that
purpose on Friday. August TO- 1859, at 10 o'clock
a. m, In the Library Room Of the Court House.
i'm the city of Lancaster, where all persons In,
terested in said distribution may attend.
q. ROSS ESHLEMAN,
Jl7-ltdS&3tw Auditor.
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jl7-ltdS&3tw
A ssIGNED ESTATE OF THOMAS ROBIN.

A SSlGNED ESTATE OF THOMAS ROBIN
"A son and wife, Of Martic township Iancas-
ter county. The undersigned auditor, appointed
70 distribute the balance remaining in the
hands of David Brown, assignee of Thomas
Robinson and wife. to and among those legally
entitled TO the same, will sit for that purpose ON
Thursday, August 8, 1889, at 10 o'clock q. M, Ia
the Library Room of the Court House, In the
city OF Lancaster, where all persons interested
In said distribution may attend
Jyl3-ltdS&3tw j. W. BROWN, Auditor
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an even pressure on all sides holds IL station
AIRY.
The adjustment Of the tail, while not diff
hcut matter, Is Of the utmost Importance
IL should be hung exactly in the middle. The
tail itself should be long aud slender aud Of .
uniform size. The old wDy Of tyins wixss ~
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NSTATE OF HENRY HoUSEAL, LATE OF
IL East Donegal township, Lancaster county,
deceased. The undersigned auditor, appointed
to pass upon exceptions to the account Of the
adIninistratrix and distribute the balance
manning In the hands of Linda C. Houseal sd-
ministratriN, 10 and among those legally en-
titled to the same, will sit for that purpose on
Thursday, August l, at 10 a. m, in the Library
Room OF the Court House, in the City of Lam
caster, where all persons interested In said dis
tributiou may attend:
jylO-3tw ]. W, BROWN, Auditor
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L>STATE OF MARGARET T.. HEWES,
II late of Fulton township, Lancaster Co.,
deceased. The undersigned auditor appointed
to distribute the balance remaining in the
hands of Laura B. Murphy, executrix, TO and
among those legally entitled to the same, Will
sit for that purpose on Thursday. August s, 1889
at II o'clock "a. M. in the Library Room OF the
Court House, in the city of Lancaster, where all
pers sons Interested in said distribution may at
tend. EUGENE T. u. SMITH,
Jyl0Stw Auditor.
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INSTATE OF SUSANNA STAUFFER, LATE
II OF Manor township, deceased. The un-
dersigned auditor, appointed To distribute the
balance remaining in the hands Of Luther y.
kaufman, esq, administrator, g. I. a., to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will
sit for that purpose on Saturday, the tenth day
of August, 1859, at 10 o'clock a. m, In the LII
brary Room of the Court House. In the City of
Lancaster, where all persons interes bed In said
distribution may attend.
jyl0Stw n. FRANKLIN HALL, Auditor.
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THE NOTTINGHAM STYLE.
he desires TO reach; as he makes the swing he
relinquishes the line In his left hand" OF
course the length of liue held In the left hand
depends upon tho distance of the point de-
sired to reach.
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ESTATE OF ABNER c. WOOD, LATE OF
~ Little Britain township, deceased. The
undersi igned auditor, appointed TO distribute
the balance remaining in the hands of Jesse
Mood, to and among those legally entitled to
August II, lSsa, at 10 o'clock a. m, iu the Ii.
brary Room Of the Court House, In the City OF
Lancaster, where all persons interested In said
distribution may attend.
Jyl7-Stw A. i. HOSTETTER, Auditor.
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White-9, king, Is, Is, u, %, 30, 81, 80.
Answers TO the checker problems will be
published in this column each Saturday.
Please send answers not later than Friday
noon.
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White--9, 10, 10, II, Is, s25, s26
White to play and win.
SOLUTIONS.


by Local Experts.
A checker problem arranged by local
player will be published each week. Fol-
lowing is problem No. l, by l.. f., of Ian
caster:
White to move and win.
Black, I, s. II, IA, 10, %, ~, %, king.
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NSTATE OF JACOB q. GARMAN. Lave nE

I>STATE OF JACOB G. GARMAN, LATE OF
II East Cocalico township, Lancaster
county, deceased. The undersigned auditor
appointed TO distribute the balance rema ininI
In the hands OF DR.. /. r. Hacker, surviving ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of Jacob c. Garman,
deceased, To and among those legally entitled
10 the same Will will sit for that purpose on
Monday, August ., lss' at II o'clock a, m, Ia
the Library Room of the Court House, In the
city of Lancaster, where all persons Interested
In said distribution may attend
J. W, DENLINGER,
Jyl03tw Auditor.
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E>STATE OF SOPHIA KEEN, LATE OF
IL Eden township, Lancaster county, de-
ceased. The undersigned auditor, appointed
TO pass upon exceptions and distribute the bal
ance remaining in the hands of samuel Keen,
administrator OF said estate, 10 and among
those legally entitled to the same, will sit for
that purpose ON Wednesday, August :, 1850 al
10 o'clock a. m, in the Library Room Of the
Court House, In the City Of Lancaster, where all
tend. w, II. ROLAND,
jylo3tw Auditor.
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L>sTATE OF H. G. COOPER, LATE OF THE
IL City of Lancaster, Lancaster county de
ceased, The undersigned auditor, appointed to
distribute the balance remaining In the hands
OF John r.. Rathyon, executor of the last will
and testament Of u. &. Cooper, deceased to and
among those legally entitled to the same. will
SIT for that purpose on August 9, A. D., 1889, at
10 10 o'clock a. M, in the Library Room of the
Court House, In the City OF Lancaster where all
persons interested in said distribution may at
tend. G. q, BASSLER,
jyl03tw Auditor.
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A SS!GNED ESTATE OF JOSIAH w.
"A Weaver. and wife, Of Warwick township,
lancaster county. The undersigned auditor
appointed TO distribute the balance remaining
IN the hands Of John r. Sensenich assigned t,
ana i among those legally entitled TO the same,
sr NIL ~ 10 TOT is that purpose on TUESDAY, AU.
Room OF the Court House, in the city OF Ian
caster, wIere all persons interested in said dis
finud!on may attend. ii. NJ. HOUSER,
Jhro'W Auditors
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A SSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN ZAHN.
IA and wife, OF Providence township, Ian,
caster county. The undersigned auditor ap-
pointed to distribute the balance remaining In
the hands of John Hildebrand, assigned of
John Zahn and wife, to and among those legally
entitled to the same, will sit for that purpose
on saturday, August q, 1889, at 10 a. M, IN the
Library Room of the Court House, In the city
Oh i'a,hchster, where Gil persons Interested ia
said distribution may attend.
,, q. ROSS ESHLEMAN,
JI'-'tw Auditor.
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The New York state faIr will he held
at Albany Sept. lel9 This will be the
forty-ninth annual exhibition Of the
state society The prize list may be had
on application TO the secretary at Albany.