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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
STATE NEWS.

OF the 70 teachers who attended the ex
aminations Ia Yergennes and Middlebury
60 we're granted certificates. Eight OF the
certificates granted were conditional.
Some years ago Ayers Cherry Pectoral
cured me OF asthma after the best medical
skill had failed TO give relief. A few
weeks since. being again troubled with
the disease, | was prom tly relieved by
the same remedy F s. Hassler, Editor
Argus, Table Rock, Neb.
Secretary Proctor and wife have donated
$500 10 cash towards the erection OF new
Swedish church at Proctor, aud Col
Fletcher ID. Proctor bias given marble
enough for the foundation and has prom
sed 10 help them get the lumber The
church will be completed this fall and will
be an honor to the town and to the kind
friends who helped in the good work.
Sufferers from Indigestion, loss OF appe
lite, liver or kidney complaints, rheuma-
tism or neuralgia, would do we'll to give
Ayers Sarsaparilla trial. For I'LL such
disorders, no medicine is so effective as
this, when faithfully and perseyeringly
used.
VIM Temple OF South Londonderry fell
from scsffold in barn recently aud frsc.
tured his skull, dying soon after. He was
20 years old.
Persons prematurely gray can have their
hair restored to its youthful beauty, by
using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, the best article in the market.
Production in the 20 guarrIes OF the
Vermont slate trust will be reduced to
two-thirds OF the present volume on Sep
tember /, owing to over.production and
The more favorable rates existing for Penn
sylvana shippers
The favorite washing compound Of the
day is JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE 1t
ceanses fabrics without injury aud with
out the laborions scrubbing necessary
with ordinary soap. Far sale by gro
GERS.
We are glad to learn that the recent al
arming rumors concerning the condition OF
Hon, Frederick Billings health we're eI
aggerations. Mr.. Billings has been far
from well; but he is improving, rides out
daily and his friends trust that he has
many years OF honor and usefulness be-
fore him.
A farmer residing in northern Iowa, for
warded to Mr.. +. ID. Douglas Of Whiting,
q sample prairie grass, six feet in hight, as
a practical demonstration Of the wonderful
fer iility OF the soil in bis section OF the
country. 1t belonged to species which is
OF little or no value as fodder crop. Mr.. |
Douglas responded by forwarding in re-
turn sample Of the product Of Vermont
soil in the form OF timothy six feet and |
two inches in height, grown upon bis own
farm. In letter to the Iowaman be wrote |
apologetically that the man who select
ed the specimen said that be could have
made much better selection il he had
been tall enough TO look over the top OF
he grass in the field and see which were
The tallest spires.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

The recent muster Of the Vermont Ma
,ionsi Quad st West Randolph was . sue
Gees aud our volunteer militia did credit
10 themselves and their state. ~ the usual
Iy do Sec. Proctor, Gen Soboheld and
other prominent men visited the camp and
com plinaEted The boys !, Is thought
the neIi one will be beld st Bennington, 10
consequence Of the dedication OIL battle
monument, which is expected 10 be finish
ed BeIt yoaa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
Their Bn siness Booming

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival OF trade at j. N. HANDS
drug store as their giyiny away to their
customers OF 50 many free trial bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fac,
that 1t always cures and never dissppoin's.
Coughs, colds, asthma. bronchitis. cronp.
and all throat aud luug diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free. large siz- 81.
Every bottle warranted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

The attorney general OF California, acting
on the advice Of tina governor. has sent 8
letter to tho district attorney Of San Joa
quin county, in that state, suggesting to
him ths, he dismiss the complaint impli
eating Associate Justice Field OF the Unit
ed States court in the killing Of David s.
Terry. | think, the attorney general adds
public justice demsnds that the charge
against him be dismissed, This is the
view which the American people beyond
the Immediate circle OF the slain mans
trends take OF the case
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
M.y. .boviSg The ssoEse earnings q bis
enploys. ~ follows. VIZ
1911 sl5 1sl ~ S7s ~

Tba ia &C average Of nearly sl.oo0 3
year. o. not gate doable The scale 10 Eng.
Land. witch Tree trade papers have been
asserting y. a. high a. Mr. Carnegie con-
te@pl.ieS psylsg HE preseni aTfsngc
meet With bis mea does not materially
change these figures. bat leaves The con-
psrison bsissea Pliisbarg aBd Eagllsh
m ills iasi ~ strong ~ before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
UUKT OF INSOLVENCY.

FfbJt tf sEhkCfTf DinNtft VI fAbfbeafsfs
Ia the Matter Of THE LYMAN kfBOs0 CoA.
pANf. iLsoIyept debtor
Tsks notice that The Lymsbfstoag COMPANY,
fofeiga corpofstioa. dung business al Dor,st
IL ths District Of Manchester sss eDsibe 9th day
81 January 1873 scjacged 40 insoIysHt dsbior.
and 81 sppstl from aid neIsdiesiiOn having
teen taken W the nsIt term 81 The County Court
II. The County " Bsnninstoa, ADD sald sppssl
aot having been entered, Therefore iase
Boaiea that . meeting " creditors u sad
in.oissnt debtor Gill bs held ~ Court
Of Insolsspey, 81 the Court Hoa.s Ia stnehss.
ter ln said District on the 20lh day u ssptsmbsf
1855, 81 II O'Clock 10 the forssOon. " prove tbsir
6stts and choose oDs % mOfe sssignsss VI bis
estate. and that the payment 81 spr dsbh ADD
the delivery u any properly bsiynsiag 70 'sii
tsttor, H. lin or TOT Eis use, and ti4s Hsnsfsf
u am property BY hin, ara forbidden ~ lsv,
LATED At Manchester this ysL dsy 81 August.
isss LoyELlsD nUssos. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

More seEofes Of posehibg British sesler'
have been made Ia Bebring ses. Tbes'
cottages. as our Canadian friends cal
them. nus, bring The sublec, 10 The care
fol attention Of the iwo nations Involved
10 The controversy. bui both sides are re.
msrssLi, cool 80 lar. and will DO, be like
~ 10 rash hesdleng into war
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

James A Brady. founder Of Asbury
Park, n. j., the heajqusrteu Of Prohibi
iionisis aud himself one OF the most prom.
inoni men OF the party, has TO the conclu.
sion ths, high license /, iusti6sble and I'D.
visisble where prohibi,sry laws csnno: be
passed or enforced after they are passed.
Mr. Bradley has bad large experience
aud ough, to be well qualified TO Judge on
tbe practical aspects OF the yeIed question
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

TIE nith sanua mesiins Of the Vermont
bore breeders ., Builsbd snrpasses 10
iatssesi snd siiendspos ali ihs, have gone
before The lssi day, Friday. there will
hs coed races. ssa DO doubt large crowd.
Vernon. 10 csrisiaIy gaining ground rapid
" rs The bone Of good horses for track
arA fnA1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

The new mill which the Vermont Mar.
BILE Co. has erected al Centre Rutland on
the site Of the Ripley mill, burned down
some time ago, was started mp for the fret
time on Friday, aud ell the machinery in
II was Ne, 10 motion. The mill. which has
st present le gangs 10 operation, is large
esongh for 20 gangs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

There are some twenty towns in YER
mont which could accommodate 9 Swed.
ish colony OF from 80 to 80 families. The
only trouble with this State is that her
sons have for 6fty years been leaders 10
developing the great west, leaving no one
to take their places.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
,ARrOs sgIDMORE.s Ests,e.

state Of Vermont, District Of Manchester, ~
10 Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and Tor said District on tho i7ib day of August
A D 1853.
The Administrator on tLo estate Of Carlos
skidmore lsts Of Bsndgats 10 said Distritt 70.
ceased. proposed 10 r.nder nasl account Of Bis
adm uistration u SAID estate.
Wheru upon II wss ordered that said ncyaui
be eIAmiaed Tor siI0wxBee at . session u said
Conn 70 be held II tho Probate rhiea IN Msu.
chester, 10 said District on the iitb day ~ sep.
tembor A. D. 1875. and that motto. thereof, sd VI
Q distribution Of tbs ssiata remsibing 10 the
hands u said Administrator, be x fso " ell per-
sons interested by the publication bsresf 10 tho
Manchester JoUHsAI, a newspaper ptlnted ~
said Manchester. three weeks snessssrsiy pro
vionsiy TO the time sppointed
1864 LOtELAsD hUksOs. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

The National encampmen, OF the G. A,
X IL in session OF Milwaukee and is an oc'
easion OF great interest. There will be q
sharp contest over the Office OF Comman
der in.C hiei the candidates being Gen.
Alger OF Michigan and Judge Veazey OF
Rutland. II is probable that Alger will
be elected, though yeszey has q host OF
friends aud will receive large vote. AL
ger is popular and wealthy and is anxious
for the honor as q stepping stone 10 politi.
cal Advancement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

Malone has been nominated for govern.
OF Of Virgins by the Republicans. most Of
those who have previously opposed him
being nov In bis favor, He will probably
poll more votes than any other candidate
and with q fair election ought to carry
the state. great deal has been said
against Mshone's political methods bu'
they are certainly better than the Demo
cratic method OF carrying Sonthern states.
He has never resoried TO fraud and violence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

TRr TtsaFr tHortp 20 Hlan rs0paH 10
ogfr tsrlacas rErfr crAs oosEKot 90 TErzn
osS saKnrrs. WITH an mChEknNa ISsrrap
90 upRn1aso scaLH ~ wtop
EVraf noissffh AMI k1yiaH VINO mas sEssr
van Ha oorSTEr FAITHFULLY ~ TEMh ~
wan ouanH 10 Apgsyn PENSION. sor A. A
anATrggf nrr "A nkyTn ~ sfsFG1 yrs
ssFr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

The 81 Paul Pioneer Press says. The
conservative estimate OF Minnesotas wheat
yield 10 5000. 900 bushels. Harvesting
reports from the Northwest, are very favor
able. Tie hsrves, Of small grams 10 the
western states is nov about i~o.thrds or
81. the only sections 10 which there re-
mains IN och grain to be Gu, being 10 the
countries bordering on the Bed river val
lay and 10 North D.ko,s generally. north
o. the SoHhern Pacific railroad. 10 shs,
region the hsrves, 10 about half over. and
IL siIl be completed ,so OF ,hres weeks
earlier ,hsn las, year iows ia certainly
good for ., less, 100000 bushels. and
wsco1siu Il. ols0. 600 10 20. 600 600 bushels
The satirs crop for Misaesoia. Wisconsin,
Iavs aud North snd South Dakois will be
aboai III. ooo, 600 bushels
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

The Troy Biziar will close ., O'Clock
ever Friday afternoon daring the months
Of July aad August 1850. ending with Fri.
day afternoon. ABgus. 80.
VIZ. II. FkxlI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
HISTORY oP THE WRIT.

We are indebted to Dr. Bartlett for tho
following relation OF the circumstances at
tending the issue and service OF the writ
To the editor OF the Free Press:
give you the history OF the writ as it
was related to me many times by my grand
father, Elisha Bartlett.
One Samuel Lucas had An alteration
with Gen Ethan Allen. High words pas
sed between them, aud Lucas, who was a
medium sized man. raisiug a cane which be
carried, aud threatening Allen, was al once
seized by his muscular opponent. Wrest
ing the cane from Lucas, Allen applied
the Beach Seal" to him efiectually thst
be was disabled for some days As soon
"a he was able be went to Justice OF the
Pece Pettibone aud bad q writ issued for
the body Of Ethan Allen. When the con-
stable went to serve ii, Allen. suspectipg
what IL vas. asked. Got il, Elishs?' Be-
ing answered in the Affirmative be said
Lets hear 1t roar" Allen then gave bis
own bond 10 appear 1t court On the day
appointed oil parties appeared, bnt the
general. not being prepared for trial. ask
cd for . continuance. which was granted
Justice Pei,ibone. after making the record
on the back Of the writ. handed II TO the
who took il home and locked /,
si,h other papers 10 trunk A d.y or
two previous 10 that set for the adjourned |
court. the constable suddenly found ths'
be had important business saay aud sc-
rode 10 Bennington ard from
.heece into the State Of New York. He
did not return until after the day Of the
court. Upon bis return be found, as be
had expected. that al Of the interested
parties and many others bad appeared at
court bat the justice having 90 xrii there
was no .nsl and all dispersed with erea,
uerrinenl Justice pet,ibone soon after
called on The constable aud after upbraid
ING him for bis absence said that he must
pay the cost made Pe,,lbone was 10 tnru
Informed that be (Bsriieiil bad done his
ia,y. having served The writ made due re.
Iurus aud delivered his prisoner 10 court.
Hhere bis responsibility ceased. Az for
be writ IL Pes,iboae desired him 10 keep
lie iles be had no objection aud had pu,
4 s~sy slieiy Ia trunk, and apy time
Pe,,iboae waited Il be might call .. the
.oass Aad get IL. Bat j. wu never called
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
JEROME ]. HILLS Estate.

III
State Of Vermont, Dis rict Of MaDob. VI. =, .
In Probate Court held ~ Manchester, witbih
and for said District, on the 9Th day Of August
A. D. 1852
The Administrator on the estate Of Jerome J.
Hill late OF Sunderland IN said District de.
ceased. proposed 10 render = fDsi sccouni of
his administration Of said estate.
Whsrenpon II Was ordered that said seooant
DO examined for allowance al . session ~ said
Court 10 be held at the Probate Once Ia Man.
chester. 10 said District, IN the u b day ~
September A. D 1886. md that notice thereof. and
Of distribution Of the estate remaining 10 tbs
hands OF said Administrator. be giyea 10 Ill per-
SOUS interested BY the publication hereof 10 tbs
Manchester JoohEAL, newspaper printed 81
said Manchester, three weeks successfully prs.
viousiy 10 the time 80 appointed
1855 LOvELAED MUNs0N, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

Carnegie exposes The isllsclss and mia.
slAismsais Of maswanp aad free trade
papers concerning The Honatesd Mslls
s.xike. by optEing his wage book fos lee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

Hsrren Weekly says the remedy against
trusts 10 10 remove the tariff and invite for
sign competition. There Is no. particle
Of doubt ths, such an operation would
break down any irus, nov formed 10 this
country, and any legitimate business ~
veil, ualess working people here will work
ior substantially the same wages that sre
paid in other countries. II would DO
remedy against existing trusts. but il
would be exactly like burning ones barn
10 &c, nd Of the rats. Sapposing this
were doue, IL would not prevent trusts 10
the future. England and other countries
ere quite as much carsed wi,h trusts" a.
this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
A Bedy Writ for the Arrest Of Gsn
Ethan Allsn

0ne result OF the organization Of the 90
c.e,J o. 'Sons Of the Revolution, 30 doubt
siIl be the bringing to ligh, Of many inter
sssipg documents snd relics OF the infancy
Of our republic which have hitherto lsin
slmost unknown 10 private hands. Al the
recent snnual meeting OF the Vermont di
vision Of the society. 10 Burlington, very
Interesting document was exhibited by DIR.
B.rtleit Of Milton. IL being the writ upon
which his grandfather, Elisha Bartlett. a.
coastsble OF the town OF Sunderland, w.,
over q hundred years ago. arrested the
body Of Ethan Allen for breach OF the
peace.
The writ written upon a scrap Of paper
nov yellow with age -reads as iollows.
December 10 Day l7s9 then comes Sam
II Lucas OF Ssndgste 10 the county Of Pen
nington and complains unto Eli Pettbone.
Justice OF the Peace for sd county OF Gem
eral Ethen Allin aud soys that on the sew.
enth Day OF this instant December that he
the ID Allin Did Brake the Peace Of the
good People OF this State Of Vermont and
against the Dignity aud authority OF the
freemen OF the Same and agsidst the Laws
OF this State Especially against one Law
Untitled an act against Breaking the Pece
and TO the dsmsg Of your complsiner the
Some OF fore Pounds lawful money further
your complainer says that he, the sd Al
liug did on the cd Seventh Day Brake the
Peace by Striking your complsiner with
his fist and then catched . stick out OF
your complainers hand and struck your
complsiner on the head and Repeted the
blose which much wounded your complain
or and also tbretened TO take away the life
OF your complained therefore he the said
Lucas Prsys that writ may 80 out to
bring him the sd general Ethan Allin to
Justice aud answer TO the complaint and
BE delt with as the Law Derects in such
Cases.
(Sigped) Samuel Lucas.
To the Sheriff OF the Counny Of 3enning
ton his Deputy or to the Constable Of the
Town OF Sunderland 10 sd County Greet
ing in the name and By the athority Of the
freemen OF the State Of Vermont you are
hereby Commanded to take the Body of
General Ethen Allin and him bring Before
Eli Pettibone one Of the Justices Of the
Peace for sd County at the house OF Major
Gideon Bronson's 10 sd Sunderland on the
% Day OF this instant December at nine
o'clock in the forenoon TO answer unto the
above complaint and Be Det with as the
Law Derects in Such cases hereof fail not
But OF this writ make Due Return accord
ing 10 Law Dated at Arlington December
this 10th Day 1888.
Eli Pettibone,
Just. Peace.
The Complainer acknowledged himslf
Bound in bond OF Recognhnce for the
Some OF ten Pounds to Prosecute this &C
ton to Eject.
Endorsements
Sunderland Decbr I3thlA. d. 1888 then
served the Within by Arresting the Body
OF the Within Named Genrl Ethan Allen
and Bail Bonds taken.
Elisha Bartlit. Const.
fees 2.6
At . Justice Corte holden at Sunderland
Decembe the 20 Day 1888 Present Eli Pet
tibone Just Peace for the County Of Ben
nngton Samuel Lucas Pitt and Gen. Ethan
AlIin Deft this Cote herring the Plees ad
jorns this court to Monday 30 OF this in
slant Decemb Der at this Place at o'clock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29
F. BARNEY's ESTATE

N hTHAN y. DA HNF1 FbTATE
A'ftate OF Vermont, District OF Manchester ~.
In Probate Court held at Manchester. within
and for SAID District on the 27tb day Of August
A. d. 1889.
An Instrument purporting 10 be tho Iasi will
and testament OF kathtn Y. Barney late Of Ar.
ingion In said dlstrict, deceased was presented
for Probate,
Whereupon session Of said Court, 10 be held
At tho Probate once In MADche,ttr, In said Dis-
triot, on the l4ib day Of Sept nbsr a. D. 1852.
vas appointed for tho FTobsts Of said IDstfu.
ment, and for all psrsens concerned 10 appear
and contest The ssme, II cause there be fur 90
doing; and public notice tbe,of wss orfertd to
BE- given by tho publication hereof 10 the hsb-
chester Journal, = newspaper printed ~ ssid
Manchester, three weeks successfully previous
10 the time 30 appointed.
1863 L0vELAED MUksOk Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

No treasury in the world ever contained
40 vast asum Of money, boast the San
Francisco Chronicle az that OF the United
States. The last statement shows that
there is 10 the Treasury vaults over six
hundred millions in gold a / silver coin
and bullion Oigold coin aud bullion the
amount is 1906. 5oi .3l9; silver coin and
bullion, s3l5 ,3i3, $50 BY the side OF this
vast accumulation the treasures OF other
countries, and those recorded 10 history,
sink into insignideance. Mach Of this vast
sum IL covered by gold and silver certif.
Gates which are in general circulation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

10 Features Of Trade" the New York
Journal Of Commerce has the following
The general merchandise markets have
quickened somewhat. and on the whole
business is making Roadway. The ont. Of
town orders have indicated 3 disposition
to take on supplies IN excess OF actual
needs. The heavy movements OF new
crops TO marketable centres aud the steady
clearing ont Of accnmulations OF stuff thai
bad been held over from last year starts
circulation OF money throughout the coup.
ny, by which general trade is favored.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-08-29

Ata Justice Corte holden at Sunderland
December the 20 Day 1883 Present Eli Pet
tibone Just. Peace for the County Of Ben
nineton Samuel Lucas Pitt and Gen. Ethan
AlIn Deit this Cote herring the Plees ad
jorns this court to Monday 30 Of this in
slant Decem Der at this Place at o'clock
In the fore noone
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-28
A G. A. Il. Meeting.

RAwILNsvILLE, Oct. 2s.-The Grand Army
post held campfire at Red Hill onSaturday
afternoon. Notwithstanding the threaten
Ing weather large crowd had gathered at
the place before noon. The committee OF
Arrangements had made extensive prepar-
ations to supply the people with refresh
ments, etc. They had on hand barrel of
hard tack, q big supply of bean soup
and . large amount of hot coffee which was
partaken of by the people. 1t was anus
Ing to hear -tae seiaiers rebate tfrc story
how they subsisted upon hard tack aud
some othar edibles not furnished by Uncle
Sam. At about o'clock II began to rain,
and they were compelled To dispose of the
goods st auction. The drill which was to
come off at 2 o'clock had TO be dispensed
with. Several excellent addresses were
made by Hon. VIM. Chandler, Mr.. John
Nelson and DIR. J. Z. Gatchell. Music was
furnished by the Willow Street cornet
band and drnm corps from Safe Harbor.
Master Chester Campbell, a young son of
John Campbell, met with painful accident
ono day last week. As he was walking
along path he fell on the ground and cut
An ugly cash In his leg, just below the
knee pan. He will not be able TO walk for
several weeks.
The Martic township school board are
furnishing all the schools In the township
with unabridged dictionaries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-28
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Deaths.


GEIGER.--In this city, on the 2Sth Inst, Chris
topher 6ciger, In the Slst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuily invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. $40 East King street, on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Intermcnt
private. 2r
kRESTz.--ln this city. on the 9th inst. Ed
years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No. 6i6 Manor
street, tomorrow CTuesday) afternoon at two
o'clock. lnterment mt Woodward Hin GENE
terry It'd
GErz.-October 2s, 1899, In this city, Julia
Getz, wife of Jacob q. Getz, In her hfty-eighth
year.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her husbands residence, No. 10 South Lime
street, on Wednesday morning Mt 1890 o'clock
without further notice. lnterment at I.ancas
ter cemetery.