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Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

The Louisiana State Fair and
Shreveport Exposition will present
Its Fourth Annual Exhibit at Shrey-
port, beginning Tuesday, the 8th
day OF October, and ending Mon
day the 14th. Past experience en-
ables the management to enlarge
the scope of usefulness and attrae-
tlveness Of the various exhibits Of
our agricultural and other products
and increase the premium lists to
the highest point Of liberality. Bet
ter crops, fatter and better cattle
larger. and stronger work animals.
and encouragement in all industrial
pursuits is the sure outcome of these
exhibits. Everybody should raise
something for competition, or send
something useful or attractive to
exhibit, and go to Shreveport dur-
ing Fair week. An immense num-
Der OF attractions are engaged by
the management that will prove in.
structive as well as amusing.
Competitive prize and exhibition
drills OF the crack military compa-
MES OF the Southwest will be q
grand feature of tho Exposition. A
special committee are now perfect
ing arrangements to entertain them,
Irotting, running and pacing
races VIII have an unusual number
Of entries Of the fastest horses.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

For 9 safe and certain remedy
O. fever and sgue, use Dr. ]. H.
4 McI Iean's Chill and rsser Cure;
4 q r4rranted u cure, II &. d.
Gil
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

nHe shook, and he shook, till his .l,ak
=, ing was chronio,n
de .hon bought q bottle of Cheatham,x
Chill Tonic 's'naui :
ker Of yore,n 4 'na-
Thanks to tho G. C. Tonic pr, !. AZ,
k0lr no more, Z. : 91.s'fs
For yale Ct g g GiIls, Homer, Ia.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

II health and lilo are worth any
thing, and you are feeling out Of
sorts and tired out, tone up your
system BY taking Dr.. J. H. Nc
Leans Sarsaparilla, at G G ellis
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

&c. c. c. Certain Chill Curs,s the
most pleasant to take Of ell fever and
Ague Remedies. Warranted to cure
Chills and Fever. Sold by Joseph Shell
ton.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20
important.

All ordinary letters containisr Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued by Oh III.
press Companies Of New York Ex-
change
Addressed
n. N.A.DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

Incorporated by tho Legislature
for educational and charitable
purposes, and its franchise male q part
OF the present State constltution, in
1879. by an OVERWHELMING POPU-
LAR tOTE.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DRAWINGS take Plaoo beNi-AnnuaIly
June and December). and its GRAN b
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place Oh each Of the ether ton months
in tho year, and are all drawn in pub.
lie, At tho Academy Of music, New Or.
leans, La.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

The most delicate constitution
can safely use Dr.. j II McLean's
Tar Wine Lung Balm. It is 4
sure remedy for coughs, loss Of
voice, and all throat and lung
troubles, at G. G. ellis.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

"Wo do hereby certify that we super
Wise the arrangements for oil the month
y and Semi-Annual Drawings Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Co., and IN per.
son manage aud control the Drawings
themselves, and that thu same Ms con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness and coed
faith towards all parties, and we an
thor'za tue Company to uss this certif-
icate, with the fao-similos of our sigma.
tnres ATTACKED, in it's advertisements"
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20

AGENTS WANTED EvERlw HEE
H FOR CLUB RATES, or any fur
ther Information desired, write logibly
TO the undersigned, clearly stating
your residence, with Statos County,
street and Namber. More rapid return
mail delivery will be assured BY your
enclosing an envelope bearing your full
address.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caus :
ed such q general revival OF trade
at Joe Shelton's drugstore as their
giving away to their customers of
so many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable
article from the fact that it al
ways cnros and neyeyor disap.
points. Coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis. Group, anu all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured.
You can test it before buying by
getting . trial bottle free, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Homer guardian., 1889-09-20
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COMMISSIONERS.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.

100000 Tickets al Twenty Dollars;
Halves, $40; Quarters, IS 90; Tsnths,
s. %; Twenticths, 81 90;
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PERSONAL.


Ex CONGRESSMAN SINaLRroN. OF Mis-.
eissippL oied on Friday night In Washing
TIM, aI the ags Ct 7e tesrs. He was born IN
Kentucky, Was Q member Of the Con.
f0dera,e Congress, and served In the u. =.
House Of Representatives from the Forty.
fourth to the Forty.ninth Congress.
GOVERNOR GRAY, in his farewell message
read q the Joint session OF the Indiana
Senate and House on Friday afternoon,
said III earnestly invite your attention to
the important necessity for revision of the
uslly tho exercise Of ths elective franchise,
and TO secure to the people fair and honest
elections. It Is manifest that the public
faith In the purity OF our elections has be-
come IN shaken that the feeling 10 wide.
spread that tho decision ct the ballot box
no longer ref scts the honest Judgment OF q
majority Of the voteTps You can render the
Senate no more exalted service than TO
frame and enact such laws that will, 10 fer
a. Legislation can accomplish, secure pure
elections"
GEN. ]. A. WILLIAMSON, OF Iowa, for
m merly commissioner of the land office, has
como into o fortune In rather romantic way.
Some years ago, when counsel for the At
lentic Il Pacific railroad, he declined 70
prosecute the bondsmen OF man named
Casey, O contractor who had failed to
come 10 time. He urged that Casey,
whose honesty was IN questioned, be given
. ohanc, to retrieve himself. His plea was
granted, and Casey ultimately completed
the contract aud made some money, which
was after wards Increased by other profitable
contracts. Casey has just died, and, out ol
gratitude, left his fortune, said to be $500,
600, to General Willismson. he latter has
hunted up soma reistives Of Casey, and
distributed $40. 600 among them.
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THE City Troopers OF Philadelphia hsvs
just spent tl25 apiece for ball 1t would
not take many balls OF the kind to kill most
soldiers, but tht - troopers are bullet proof
Ia their pocket.books, and Q little 5000
dance is mere skirmish to most of the I2O
silver plated sons OF Mars. This little band
Of cavalry has succeeded Admiralty In
maintaining a healthy existence In spite OF
the terrific strain pu. upon II by General
Hsrtrsnit In requiring genuine hard work
In summer dTill camps, and most terrible
Of eli the use when In regular active service
OF the plain regulation state uniform.
The spectacle 10 interesting Of nice young
heir TO millions and ornament OF society
getting out OF bed at three O'Clock In the
morning TO groom his own horse and at
tend to Its shipment, travel on . train for
three hours and march three or four miles
10 camp before breakfast which he muAt
belp to prepare himself This In what the
City Troopers have gone through, and no
'onder they feel like war Scared veterans
Is 20 OF them also went through the Pitts.
bu... riots, and appreciate the value OF the
rough overhsuiing Of the national guard
since that day. General Meade was wont
to say that his best officers were al ways ais
dandy officers, and though clingipg fondiy
to their old snowy uniforms on social
occasions the City Troop OF Philadelphia
may prove the bes. OF soldiers II ever tests d
again.
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fAct that her guns are Inclined from
above deck q the bow 10 the bottom Of
the hold at che stern, The devices for
aiming are said 10 be 70 perfect that great
accuracy OF Ore may be obtained.
She can launch at each shot 1,so0
pounds Of nitro. gelatine equal TO S,400
pounds Of dynamite, or more than
ten tons Of gunpower, and can repeat the
operation every two minutes. Even II
she does hit the great ironclad, abe
would demolish her II shell dropped
close alongside, for the detonation Of this
Immense mass OF explosive would certain
~ shake the heavy ship and its
delicate machinery into hopeless wreck.
It is confidently asserted By Park Ben
jamin, In recent number OF the Forum,
that shell OF the VesuviuS exploding
within fifty feet Of . vessels hull would
sink her. This also enables her to enter
. torpedo planted harbor, by exploding
few shells - she advances, and % de-
stroying the obstructions. We certainly
appear TO have . very formidable wal
ship, and there would be little risk In build
Ing more like her, a. II is evidently Q
great thing to be able to pitch about
dynamite by the ton.
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A PARIS dispatch to the New York Her.
aid, Is an interview with Baron Gsrsuth de
Hirsb, the we'll known jewish banker who
has given vast sums estimated at $50. 900, 900
to Russia and Austria, for educational pur =.
poses. To the sstonishment Of the reporter
the baron, who 10 Q splendid looking msn
OF fifty, strongly favored the amalgsmstion
OF Jews and Christians: ~ am . bitter
enemy OF fanaticism and bigotry, and the
Jewish question can only be solved by the
disappearance of tho Jewish race, which
will inevitably be accomplished by the
an mslgam alton OF Christians and Jews. The
funds which have placed ct the disposal
OF Russis, are not for educational purposes
OF Jewish children alone, but OF Christian
children % we'll" He described the oon-
dl tion OF the jewish children In Russia -
frightiui In the extreme In destitusion,
ignorance and In isolation from the rest OF
humanity. "My idea was to knock out the
corner stone of the wall by establishing
schools In Russia on condition that they
should be open to Jews and Christians on
terms Of perfect equality"
Tho government seems 10 fear Q political
motive behind the offer, but Baron Hirsh
protests that he is guided BY the purest
philanthropy and 10 confident that
assimilation 10 the answer to the " Semitic
question" "You have only to look about
u see that this II the universal tendency Of
modern times. The younger members OF
the family Of Rothschild, Heine, Cammond,
Monte fore and dozens OF others are assimi-
lated. In other strata OF society the san Q
law prevails. In Saint Antoine and Bell.
vile mixed Christian and jewish
marriages take place every week.
The Jewish race Ia now disap-
peariDg. There are numerous instances
Of conversion OF Jews TO Christianity, but
j cannot recall q solitary instance OF o
Christian becoming converted to Judaism.
Tho salvation OF the Jews II In assimilation.
Let them be smslgamsted by Christianity
and merged into Christianity. Let the
fusion be complete. LIST jewish isolation
be broker down. etJsws ~ distinot set
disappear. This 10 the tendency Of the sge
This will be the solution OF the Jewish
question and . blessing TO civilization" I"
Tue baron's hopsfulness 10 impressive, but
the isolation OF sges can hardly be aunihi-
lated In few generations
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RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches on Sun
at s:ib sunday school at l:4s p. m. When the
hour is different 1t Is specially noted:
CauRos r o, . Sop.Ccrnsr ,e OF Prince an. ana or.
by the pastor. Sabbath school at las p. m:
ssrvice OF song at p. IN. by the society Of
CsT. sTYpHsN's (txDonxKp) CHURCH CoLLren
bHArsL. divine service ut 1870 u IN. Sermon
PsnssrrnRiAH MnnoRiAL CHURCH, south
Queen street, Thomas Thompson pastor
Preaching a. 1850 a. n. ana 7.is p; m. sabbath
wednesday, evening.
West Orange and Concord streets-Ke J. b
Funk, pastor. Preaching at 1880 q. m: and 7:iS
Ing at s;isp p. m. hevivsl services during the
EvXsesLroAL-First Church taerman) North
ing at 10 30 q. m. in the German language,
and 7:b p IN. in the English language. sun.
day school at sa IN. Young peoples meeting
slcosD EvAsaELIcAL CHuncu.-Preach,ng at
1880 u IN. by PROT. Hartzer. OF Mtliersviile,
and at 7:i5p. m. by the pastor. sunday school
at2p. IN. Young peoples meetingat $50 p m.
hevivai services during the week.
WIN. y. Lichliter. pastor. Divine service at
lo;Oa m and At !l6 p. m. MT. hos. J. 70 wer.
In the German language at o:3O p. m, Prof u.
ST. PAULs kBPORMRD-Rev. j. W 6eminger,
Sunday school at las p. IN. cong service at
8:i5 p. m: .iatechetica class Tuesday at 800
sxenins Lecture M Ty W. %ef'Rs Bsusman sm esS.
TRlRirY LUTHxRAN-Services morning, after
noon and evening, conducted bv the pastor.
AID society on "wednesday evening after SER
vice. Catechumens' class on Thursday at 730
y. m. Sowing circle on Friday af .einoon At 2
FIRST HHsoRhxD CHuRoH.-Rev. J. M. Titzel.
ID. D., pastor. Services tomorrow ut lO:3J a.
IN s M snnSsy a. IA,
frSsT Barrnr.-Rev. J. N. Folwei,. pastor.
y. 4 NJ. geminary. sunday school at . p. IN.
NO service in the evening.
Duke street. Preaching at lO;3l a. IN. and
7l6 p. IN by student from the Reformed
Theological seminary. Sunday school at ?
CaRIsr LUTHERAN CuuRcu-west King street,
y. l.. Reed, pastor. .-servics ut 1880 N. ana
ST. Joas's LuTaxRAN.-Kev. Ii. r. Ailemsn
ID. ID. pastor. Services at lo:30a N. and 7l5 p.
m sabbath school a. 81; John,s at las, and
ture and prayer meetiag on Wednesday even
ing 80. Catechetlcal lectures Friday even.
FiRsr Nj. E. CHuRoH.-Rev. j. Il. T. Gray, pas.
tor. Glass meetings at 3 o. IN. 1870 a. IN.
Sum Sunday Hnn sis p. n. ~ Christian sSaeavor
prayer meeting. Special services every even
Ing te1eept saturday AT 1880 7;so
ST. PAUL's N. u. CHURCH Charles Roads, pas
tor.-PIeach hing at 1890 q. M. and 7:3) IN.
sunday school at lao p IN. Young peoples
meeting at p. M. Revival services every
wHsTSss n. b. GuuKoH-E. W. Burke.
pastor. Class meeting at 8sO a. m. Preac hing
NJ 1880 a. N. by tn pastor, sunday schoo At
la5 p. IN. Service OF song ana praise ut 7:S0
p. m
EAST Mission III. e. CHURCH Sunday school
at m.
hoRAy,A.;-J. Max Hark. u; D.. pastor: lS:so
school 7lo u. IN evening service.
PRssByTERIAN-kev. j. Y. Mitchell. ID. D..
PAST r. Preaching morr ing ana evening by
tue key. Alfred Nevin, ID. u. LID.
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THE standing committee of the Eastern
diocese Of Pennsylvania has voted for the
confirmation OF Dr. knight - bishop oi
Milwaukee, but II refused 70 confirm Rev.
Father Grafton. of Boston, % bishop OF Fon
du Lao, the other vacant see In wisconsin.
Tho reason for this aotion II beosuso II con
sldered Father Grafton 10 10 extreme IN hil
rituallstic views. Its difficult 10 under
stand, however, wherefore Father Grafton
10 worthy to be priest OF the Episcopal
church, ,snd unworthy 10 be its bishop. Rev
Mr.. Moran, Of Columbia, tried the Other
night 70 get this through our noddle, bu
miserably failed.
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j. B. MARTIN
&CO.
OOURT PROCLAMATION.

NOURT PROCLAMATION.
~ Whereas, the Honorable John Il. Living
ston, President, and Honorable David W. Pat.
terson, Additional Law Judge of the Courts OF
Common Pleas in and for the county Of Ian.
caster and Assistant Justices OF the Courts
Of Oyer and Terminer and General
JAN Delivery and Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace in and for the county of Lancaster.
have issued their precept, to me directed. re-
Quiring me among other things to make pub
lie proclamation throughout my bailiwtck.
that Court OF Oyer and Terminer and q Gen.
eral jail Delivery, also Court OF General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace and jail Deltvl
cry, will commence in the Court House, I'm
the city Of Lancaster. in the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania,
ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN JANUARY
(the 2lst), lss9.
in pursuance Of which precept public notice
is hereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen Of
the City OF Lancaster, In the said county, and
all the Justices OF the Peace the Coroner
and Constables of the said City and County
of Lancaster. that they be then and there IN
their own proper persons, with their rolls, re
cords and examinations, and inquisitions, ana
their own remembrances, TO do those things
which TO their offices appertain In their be.
half TO be done and also all those who will
prosecute against the prisoners who are, or
then shall be. In the jail Of the said County
of Lancaster, are to be then and there to pros
ecuts against them as shall be Just.
Dated At Lancaster, the 9 n day OF DIG com
jsnI0-iaIs std&liw sheriff.
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MOVEMENT OF LITERARY WOMEN.
PropOs Portrait Of hirs. Cleveland In this
Whits Housv.

Whits HOUSE.
Washington Corr. PhuGdelp phi, Ledger.
Tne ladies OF the Women's Press sssocis-
ton OF Washington, which includes 80 or
40 writer's for the provincial papers, several
poets and authors, and one or two ladies OF
some literary distinction, have undertaken
to raise the funds to pay for portrait OF
Mrs. Cleveland, to be hung In The w bite
House. They were SO pleased with the
toilet she wore on New Years Day that they
want her to be immortalized in that dress,
snd propose to employ the best artist they
can get 10 give her sittinRs between now
The government Of the United States
pays for the portraits OF presidents, aud
those OF cabinet officsrs, to bs hung in the
departments over which they preside, but
all the portraits Of presidspts' wives In The
White House have been paid for by private
subscription aud presented to the govern.
ment There are four OF them. Tue first
IL that OF Martha Washington, In the East
room, and, although q very beautiful
picture, IL 10 ideal, because the artist had
nothing but q few small miniatures to guide
him In his work. Mrs. Tyler's portrait, In
the Green room, was painted from life,
not many years sgo, and also that
OF MIS- James X. Polk, Q stately dame,
which hangs opposite. Tho fourth IL Of
Mrs. Hayes, painted by Andrews Ut the
order Of the Women's Christian Temper.
anoe Upiou, In commemoration Of that
lsdy's course In banishing wine from the
executive mansion. ATa Cleveland n
undoubtedly the most beautiful woman
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The VrsuYlus.

Z xhe dynamite cruiser Vesuvius is a
poat success In point Of speed, which Is
&lnatter OF the very greatest importance
= : vessel that must work at relatively
lAert range. Supposing great Italian
- English man-0f-war. with massive
ngnnr and 10 ton guns should take posi-.
- out of sight Of New York and
<onooed to drop an occasional half
- Of steel shell on the business
- Of: that city -supposlng the
r0anits cruiser should be ordered
= out and stop this. II the giant out
~ should await the attack and try to
theiow narrow hull OF the steamer, sp.
rehing bow, on everything would
- upon gunnery. She would
have few minutes in which
eperxte without great danger
unolf, but II she managed to hit the
pplt mark goodbye Vesuvius. !"
- within fifteen hundred yards Of
copeneut the dynamite cruiser could
- - s~ik, ani IN spiss Of the
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Il Was Q Shamei I

There has seldom been q more burning
outrage perpetrated in the name Of jus.
tice, than the commitment to jail for 72
hours OF citizen fer swearing. How
ever wrong anyone may deem the OF.
fense, every one knows that II 1t is TO
punished, there should at least
be one punishment per million to keep
the law and the court In decent counter.
ance in inflicting It; and every one knows
that there Is not one punishment per
thousand million oaths. We have nc
capacity to appreciate the immensity Of
the smallness Of the official mind thai
would commit fellow citizen TO jail foI
72 hours for such cause.
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WESTERN newspapers, . number tf
copies OF special editions of which were
received hero the past week, show that
section OF the country to be building up
with its usual marvellous rapidity. The
Helena Record. one OF the best journals Of
Montana territory, reviews the business
interests Of that city and vicinity. Tho
Queen city OF the Rockies hes population
OF 10. 900, and contains buildingsoi the Same
architecture found In the Esst The gold
and silver product OF the minos In the terri'
tory during 1888 was go, 100000.
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VA wsc :y:r 3. ysSss cyss r, Ps:Ssns as
doing. Q good work IN securing her picture
bat there ere several other ladies who
ought 70 b painted also. Hafriet Lane
johnston, Buchansn's niece; Mrs. MO.
Elr0y, the sister.in law OF PSesident
Arthur; Mra. Gar field and Mrs. 9rsnt, ell
Of whom ere now living aud would iurnish
excellent llkonesses.
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don't get dog.eared or clicked.
Isn't it trying to sweep dust up
to q pan Only to have it 20
under? Save labor and TEN.
per. Plain, IS cents from as;
halt covered, 40 cents from as.
Ofthe former you can buy I44o,
Of the latter aI6o. When sold
the prices 60 back. The mo.
tive IL to introduce them. Sales
limited to four, and only to con-
sumers.
Japanned Trays, 10 to IS
inches-one cent an inch, 10 to
to is cents each, half price.
Oval Majolica Fruit Plates,
with woven wire frames and
handle, IS cents from 50 and 40.
Majolica Soap Dishes with fancy
wire toothbrush rack, IS cents
from 80.
Large lots Of fancy Baskets,
Mirrors, Brackets. Cabinets,
some a half Of, others a third.
The Basement is looking
Ought to, must, with such
Bargains. Fractions Of values
and nebulous profits won't pay
printers.
Basement nsrthwsst Of esDtrs.
Wax Doll, about IS inches
tall, all blondes, with flaxen hair
and glass eyes, IS cents each,
have been 25c.
Toy Tea Sets at 60 cents that
were 81 each, and cheap.
Basement. northeast OF centre.
Lemaire lenses in Opera
Glasses Of every style Of mount
ing.
Could anything be filter iol
a gift?
Black Morocco $3.50 to SIS,
Pearl, $1o.5o to $25. Alumni.
um, $l8 to $50.
We've a workshop with skill.
full lens grinders for making
Spectacles from physicians pre-
scriphons, and experienced mer
to fl them.
Near Juniper street entrance.
A Corset in shape and make
exactly like the c. P. "Venus.'
Domestic manufacture. lear
with sateen stripes; all bones
two side steels. The price i.
rs cents.
| We never before heard OF :
c. P. Coutil Corset at $I.25
All sizes, 18 to 80.
Second moor. Juniper street side.
We bunch a few more of tn,
a-bit-banged Books (you'l
wonder where the bang marks
are) from the Holiday press
quartos all
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jim Crows 10 condemned TO death for
murder, but he will not ''turn about and
twist sbt ut and dance Jim Grow" at the end
Of q gallows rope, for the revised New York
system for the electrical determination Of
criminals will probably begin operations
with his CASE
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on MONDAY, JANUARY 9. 1889. at 10
q m an application will be made to the Court
of Quarter Sessions. OF Lancaster county. for
the appointment OF jury 10 view ana con-
located within Lancaster county. ana extend
ing from ihs commencemen OF Manor street,
where the same tnterst cts West King street.
in ths city OF Lant sster. to and through ths
villuge of Aillersvtlle, IN .hs end that u same
may be for pub tc use, Tree from tolis ana toll
owner CT owners thereof may be entitled
tharefor BLOWS AHHsEL,
solicitors for the retttionere.
LAxcAsrss. Pa Dec. %. Iese. dss-iwdeltv
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LR8AL NOflOAS.

ESTATE OF THADDEUS ROTH,
IA iats of Lancaster city, deceased; Letters
testamentsry, on sstd estate having been
dehted thereto are rs rsQuestsd IN make imme-
diate payment, ana those having claims or
demands against the same Will present them
Without delay tor fettlement TO the under
sisueo residing in the city of Lancaster.
MAhf 8. ROTH
HESRY kAkStN0,
JNo A. CoYLB, hIecutorp.
Attorney. declA6tdo