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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

Smith's Tonic Syrup is tho best
thing for cllills and fever that has ov.
CT been sold.-Crawford " Walker.
West Point, Ga. ;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

For Shoes, cotton Flannel and Do.
nestle aud House Keeping goods call
Oh IRON Bros.
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and iniividu9' GO'ni1ns count CIR
NOTHING in the republican marty
The moro Iqroston whom tho 30.
uubljeans seated Iest wccn IN tho
uonsn Ias 1avnIonp1 , nn.d of ola.
phantjue PROPORTIONS. He in,inatc3
IN . moro or less iDrcndiarv .ncoch
which he made to a lot of negroes.
chat he was q candidate for thc Pms;
dential nomination of his party.
There +. . aplcca,ion of G,o,rr;q
folks here WHO want Mr.. Blaine 10
talk reciprocity a, thcopep;ne Of HE
Atlanta cypositfou OFT. n gbcy
| have also invited Mr., Harrison and
tho other rpn,hors of bis coh.not IN
attend.
Another Good rco1h,t,on i +, tran
bic, Mr., Wlcat ~nos,mostnr of tlc
Unn&e Of REPRESENTATIVES, k b,. rcso.
@ln,i., of tbo iro,so ,..3or,,ot,ro, i,.
y~ostioafon lie is ch,ryo.I ,rifh lav.
inc comDel)rd tEe contractor for car.
rvi,e ,ho moi, to MA 4ro,, Vic cet.o
r. nav lin, ar50 , n,on,l o,, ~ no.
mnnac n,i1 linn Nv ,bo Go~v,rnrapt
and also with HAVING s. man On ill.,. a,.
ROLL of 4rnl month whn moro,,
1ra, os tbo mouov ard ,,r,s ,,.,r Cd
cfu ,o Tv,oor, .an rh,a i.,.,,
,.or !. loi,., ,a,1n.t.l. H.. ma
committee nn acc,,r,s
mo po,,m wt;,, .,:.
tno.t. agsin oxamfr;na ,,~;,.o.
want to rnoa, ,.,.% .~,n,tI,I' a..
Non yo,., Y,.g,.o ,n,,,' ~ :,
,;on nnon Vital sa,,'a ,s.., ."n"-.
,,,;.;. p...;au
was based. II i said tbat III mia
ty Of the committee yrfu boll Ina. -.
whit,.washipo' rcnorf n,,iI af,er III.
C~ougress;onoi oIo,,;o, -. ~,
pose of provop,iny 'lo 1~..aa1r.4sl
nnh,;o ,,,;n
which l. ,,1o,s,oo1 ro
~rroryor,.,, otpo,m
Tbcro - aro,d rrsh g ,.,,.
J. oro o,ae,ua,:.
,I.o,g a.
r.hion .l..o,. -
c,os;,c IF s~o..;o,, -
somoeftlam iii -. ,"'
4aia, Ecu,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

Papa said mamma, bring home
a box Of BULBS Worm Candy.n She
INFANT DR.. Bulls Worm Dosiroycrs.
but then the children call II candy and
pappa Knew whit sl,c wanted.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

De sure to call ON lrion Bros and
get prices before buying elsewhere.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

No remedy in the world is so highly
appreciated by mothers az Dr.. Bulls
Worm DeS!roycrs. Many little chill
dren owe their good health to these
dainty little cau1irs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

lr'on Bros have many bargains tc
oiler this Season in Dry Goods.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

o. account Interstate Fair at Mem.
lhis, Tenn, Sept. seth. to Oct. 4th.
1889, and Reunion Of Confederate Vet
cr1ns, OcL End 1890, the N. Il O., Il. r.
will fclf'iickcts 10 Memphis aad return
NJ II fare. Sell Sept. eth to Oct 3rd
inclusive, Not good for return pas.
sage after Oct. 9th 1890.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04

If people would take the advice ii
the druggist, Hey would never start
on ajnuFhcr without a bottle Of Cham-
berIain's Cholic and Diarrhoea Rene.
dH,, 1t cad ALWAYS be depended upon
and il pleasant to take.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04


Of " al8W3c D - Tor 1est NoYubeC
eonntF cures lam.
- J Tyson. - Tor t-e End best home
cured 4'ln.
G } Tyson, IS r.. best .ie home cured
bacon,
81 iali'Jn, = .ss ~ best side o!
bone olreI bacon,
- b.!sk @dre2t-- =. i1a' . and dealers
!I e.0thinsa H@ ger brushing goods. No.
bl.e. el.5t, taro hr. J & u Jones, tor best
specimen ~ lard.
81 Bits 1t Jacobson, thro' Or. Jones, 81
!or - best s,eeiiafl Q: iar3.
d Ec.ils- Naui- Co., Jeans pants &C.,
ns>dNltic, 0u-1 iafp Amos adams. a pair
d hanlsolhe Hl,s. Mis- le1u, pant. for the
Uett specimen q native rice.
VEGETABLES. NUTS. ROOTS Nc.
n. u Fnr-y 4. r., .s.1.r,., net.
Nh NO. ~, T. L f,sH,il'u' be'to.t'
]taipiny p r1nrr, ~ their 800 ,on
.ast ~ - "A, - rno'cess eT
bum FOR be,t Ialr Lu,brl al . IIisi rntatoos
"a u II FrrIT 4 a. 4,.a nger Iihrn '2 p Il
Nh 10 ,an:!r ~ XIV my NJ
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GirATFaN NOTICE.
The state Of Mississippi,
NoXubee County,
Mary Greer In C%hanccry.
vs.,
wins Greer. No, l545.
To NVtiif5 Er..

To Willis Greer
We command you to be aud appear be.
fore the Chancellor OF our said Chancery
Court 1T n term thereof to be holden at The
Court House, in the town Of Macon. in
said county, on the ith Monday in October,
A.l,., 1870, then and there 10 plead. answer
TO the bin Of complaint in said
Witness my signature and The seal of yaid
Court affixed, this &c day OF Sept. A. b.
1890 RonrRT G.. Perry 80
Sept. 21.it Clo,k
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&l0%92 o.
hN "'JoNhs,dE" Cashier Or Iatchputs & Farmirs Bank. ofNac,n ,u,iatno,
ao heftIye certify that ue foregoing ta true hl and exact statement Of ne ,.a. md
hauhne' 9 sad BanA o = the d. aud date named iAeun M shown ~ ,m toat. !.
same. - w avn :" "~" Va
s"otnt TO and subscribed Before mc,n Notary puHle. i, md nr 49, .M.,. u -.
&C. State Of Mississippi this the Sd, day Of Sept, 1880 A
JOSEPH D. PATTY. Notary Pnlr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-10-04
Reduced Fare to St, Louis Far

On account OF tic ST. Lonis Fair.
the ~. & O. X. r. viii sell tickets to
st. Louis aud return At Que fare. with
price OF admission ticket to tbs Fair
,dii. cents added. Sale Oct. 8rd 10
10Th inclusive, Tickets not good for
return passage after Oct. lltl 1890.
On account Of thr Satellite. Of Mer.
cary, Fall Celebration. at Louisville.
KY, Oct lst and 2nd, 1890, the NJ. &
o L. H. viii scll tickets 10 Louisville,
hY. aud return. At one FIRE. Common.
cling -ale Sept. 36tA and closing Oct.
2ul. Not good for return passage If.
ter Oct, 7ih.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

lnstallation of offlcers.

]. o. Rsueh, District Deputy. Of the A
o. K. OF NJ. C., on the evening of the 4th
instant, in the Presbyterian Church, install.
ed the following officers OF Castle No. I2s.
Of JenueTtown
After the installation the Sir knights with
their ladies repaired TO the hotel where they
were TO have their banquet Upon arriving
II the hotel a few minutes were spent in
social chat when the announcement ofsupper
brought the Sir Knights and their ladies 10
the dining room, where they were greeted
with the appearance of fairyiand. the walls
being handsomely decorated With ever
greens, flowers. beautiful notices, ect.
That which most of The eyes dwelied
longest on were the tso huge tables.
loaded down with the good things Of every
cline; turkey. chicken. oysters. pies, cake,
etc. in unlimited quantities. All the Sir
Knights and ladies speak loud in words OF
praise ia behalf Of Mr. Judy for the excel
lent variety Of good things he had prepared
for the occasion.
The following are the names Of the officers
installed: P. c.. D. W Biesecker: C.. wm.
Kline V c., H. Rsnch F. L. Geo Nico-
denus ; C. Of s., Abram Beam A. C. of s.,
II. w. Homer; r. s.. Rufus Rauch A. T.
6, W. A I-ape; Treas, J. NJ. Cover: Chap
lain, Rev. w A. Reiniager; o. G., ]. O..
Rznch l. G.. Levi shauiis.
A Sir Knight
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

An the Enal arrangements for the somer-
set County Farmers Institute have been
completed. The Institute win meet 10 the
Court House, At Somerset. AZ the tinse al
ready annonnred. Febraary lIth and i2th.
All the persons 10 whom part has been a.
signed IN the program have been heard from
and have signifiei their intention 70 be pres-
eni. 80 thata paper may Be expected upon
zach subject assigned. The genflcn1en from
abroad. who have promised their assistance.
are practical farmers ofexiended experience,
Eho vii be able 70 speak what they know
and testify what they have seen. Nessrs
Woo6xard and Gandy have both beer en-
gagged in Institute work the greater part OF
the fall and winter in his State and in New
York, and viii come to as rich 10 the expe-
rience gathered in this work in other locaIi-
ties.
DIR. Warren. IN his line. f0rnltholozy) has
no superior in the state. The exhibit Of pre-
pared birds that accompanies his lecture Il a
feature thai cannot iail % prove interesting
to all.
The program will be adhered to a. closely
as possible, 80 that persons who cannot at
tend ali the sessions may select the topics
they wish to hear discussed and arrange to
be present At the time Of their discussion.
Excursion tickess wiz be issued az all sta
lions OF the B and o and 5. 4 C. railroads
a, which there are agents, on The 10th, Iith.
and isth Of February. god 10 return on lhe
18th.
For further information address any Of
the following members Of the committee on
arrangements
\. b. cRrcHFIELD, Jenner Cross Roads.
O. P. sHAvER, Coleman, Pa
S. L. sHoBER, Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
Shade Local institute.

Following is the program of exercises at
the local institute for the section comprising
stonycreek and Shade townships. which
wss held al ShanksviIle, December 18th and
14ih. 1889:
W. H. Spangier, principal Of Shanksville
schools. called the Institute TO order, after
which the following officers were elected
| President, w. IL. spangler Vice Presi~
/ dent. J. J. Walker Secretary. W L. Brant
Query Manager. r. II, Danham and then
the following program was taken up:
Song am Listening
Recitation in Literature, by Shanksviile
Advanced School.
Music. address. by County Superinie1d-
ent ). II. Berkey- Subject" Evidences Of
Progress in our Common schools"
Song" Lion OF Judah
Recitation. by Miss Ida B. speieher.
Address by Lou Lambert.
Solo. by Miss Jennie S Brant
Adjournment
Saturday morning session Songs. and de
vo,ional exercises
Recitation, by G. f Walker.
Discussion, How TO secure the co-opera-
ton of pairOnsy7-w. s. Brant and Prof
Berkey.
Queries.
Question. What should constitute
teachers library g''-J. b. Lambert. III /.
Fox. W II spangier.
Song. Bringing in the Sheaves.
school room Attractions. Prof Berkey.
Queries.
Solo. by Miss Jennie Brant
Noon internission-
Song. Recitation, by C. Z RingEer.
How TO teach reading Albert Lambert
a Methods for securing regular attend
anoe, E l. Fox. J. NJ Berkey.
Manners aud morals in the school
room. c. E. Ringler
a Who will be the future school teacler?"
L C. Lambert and J. N. Berkey.
Intermission.
Solo. by Miss Jennie s. Brant-~ The
Johnstown Flood"
Queries.
Methods Of Instruction. ". II. spang-
Ter.
Queries
Song, bye Z. RingIer and ]. J.. Walker.
solo. by J. S. Brant.
Remarks. by l. c. Lambert and W L.
Brsnt, after which the Institute adjourned,
SECRETARY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
ReachaaIe Items.

Our school is progressing finely under the
able instruction of Mr.. J. H. Hentz.
Mr. Ira Beeghley the merchant at this
place has removed to his new building and
is doing large business. He is totally blind,
yet be can rnansEe his business better than
many others who have fun control of this
sense.
The farmers of this place have organized
grange which by all Appearances is in a
iiourishing condition. Its membership which
has already reached the number OF fifty -four
IS steadily increasing They bave built for
themselves house. for which they deserve
10 be praised. 1t Is fine structure. situated
on the Buffalo Valley R. r.
The Baldwin Band has increased its mem
bership from ten to fourteen. They practice
twice each week This IS perhaps the oldest
band in the county and Is without doubt
one Of the best Their able instructor.
Charles " Baldwin, was a member Of the
Mineral City Band Of JohnstowB, for year,,
and Is considered by all, one OF the best
musicians Of the county. A majority ofits
members are able 10 read music at sight. and
the progress which they have made at triple
tonguing deserves credit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
ResoIutIons of Respect.

WHEEKts, 1t has pleased the Almighty
Dispenser Of events, to remove from our
midst our worthy and esteemed fellow teach
er, Peter 5. Boyer and
Waroas. The intimate relations long held
BY the deceased With the teachers Of stony
creek township, render it proper thar We
pass resolutions OF our appreciation OF his
services SIS teacher, and merits as q man.
Resoired. That be was a faithful and sue
cessful teacher. good citizen. and a true
Christian.
Resslred. That while we regret his death.
that our feelings are modified BY the hope
thai his spirit IS with those ihst have fought
the good fight, and are enjoying perfect
happiness in a better world
Reselrsa, That by this providential dispen-
sation we are again reminded OF the brsvity
Of life, aud Of the grea. neei OF working
while it is yet day, knowing that the Night
Cometh.'
Speak words Of cheer, oh, teacher,
Kind words Of counsel give
Though they may seem uuheeded,
In memory they may live"
R>,olred. That these resolutions be publish
sd in the county papers.
ALBEET LsNBERT,
W :. BRaST,
L. T. RISsLER.
Committee.
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rhe Youngest soIdIer.

The MooTestown Herald says Captain
John II Bennett. who commanded the boat
which conveyed the 5iss regiment on the
Burnside expedition and through the siege
Of Roanoke and Nexbern, \. C.. was in
town yesterday to visit his Old friend If the
5lsi. Captain Thomas H. Parker. who died
last night. Captain Bennett Of Chicago,
has entered tIie contest started by the Chi
caro Tsi5ups TO ascertain the youngest sol
der Of the late war
So far as beard from, George Bennett
seems 10 be entitled to the honor, having
enlisted in The United States service on the
i4th Of December. 1851. al the age Of 9 years
and days. as private in Second Lieuten-
ant Neil I.srsod's Company B. First Kegi-
ment Sew York Marine Artillery Volunteers
and was honorably discharged January IS,
1sss. having served one year, one month
and three days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

The Lancaster county court has jHst ren-
dered 3 decision il regard 70 the sale and
purchase of good- on the insiaiinezt plan
which may Interest peopis IN this county.
An agent sold a woman sewing machine
fsr SIS 70 Be paid IN monthly installmenis-
Amer paying sss the payments ceased. and
the AGENT removed the machine. The woman
saed for larceny on presentation Of the
facts the court ruled thai the machine was
5.aesss until paid for. and that the charge OF
,.rneux could no; he sslssained- The de-
,;.;,r ;,,st c;,ed makes tie law 50 clear that
shere should be no more troable on that
score II yoa pnrchasa Al article on the
ins,allment plan yon mast comply with
vour part of tAe contract before You become
the legal owner Of the article, and i can Be
,ss.o away from yoa and the payment for
t,stca il You rsfase 80 complete your ssree-
merit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

The citizens Of Bedford are indignant al
the ou,coaae Of the trial Of Templefon Aer-
vine. who vas charged with assauiiing the
chief Of police there. with intent iokiL oE-
ing to The feeling against Nervine the case was
tried before Judge Mclean, Of Adams eoun-
~. a. McConneilsbarr. and Friday the jury
found The defendant guilty Of unlawful cni-
ting The curious part Of the affair Is The
senssnce. Judge Mclean sending Nervine
10 the Fulton county jail for six months and
aerreeine him TO perpetual banishment from
BEDFORD county. What grounds Judge
vcCean lad lcr banishing the prisoner Is
something that cannot b. understood here
None Of he local LAWYERS are able to cite
any clause Of the statutes justifying suca an
action.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

The movement among the farmers Of Ohio
for better roads must be almost universal
The latest county to move IS jefferson, from
which comes the report thai 80 Of the rioh-
est farmers and most influential citizens met
in the court house 20 consider some Hisnner
Of imp-ovingshe roads of the county which
are in wrstciled condition. The convention
appointed committee al freto ascertain
the cost OF system OF pikes and other IN
formation respecting the manner ~ Ea'eh
the county commissioners caa legally con-
stract 100 miles Of pike IN thai county
What do the Somerset coanty farmers think
Of a proposition a. srupcndous a this pix
ins 100 miles OF roads
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
Ret'g. omoer:

Speaking of the present reussFkAble winter
Daniel Snyder. Esq Of East Huntingdon
Township, informs Us that between The holi-
days. in the winter Of lSfS or 1874, he gath
cred enough apples in the orchard to make
barrel ofcideT, there being no frost up TO
thar tine sufficient TO freeze the fruit. But
on ihe lst of January heavy Snow fell. last
ing to the 18th Of March on which day the
sun came out strongly. causing the snow to
disappear suddenly. followed by an early
spring -GreeAs5srg 4rg,s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

A telegram from Indiana says Rev.
johnson, Presiding Elder Of the Biairsville
NJ E district. who became insane and was
taken to Bedfoni Springs. Is no better and
has been brought back to his home. On the
way here be made dash from his attend
ants aud jumped from the trsin- When
picked up his head Eas badly cut. il is
probable that be will be confined in a pri-
vaie hosEiial, for he has made several Efforts
toxin lim.elL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

In aDOther column VIII Be found the pros
pecius Of The New York M1H end ErpTess.
The proprietor Of that gneai journal has
magnanimoasly agreed 20 give the entire
receipts Of The weekly edition for The ensu-
ing year 10 the Grant Monument fund
The weekly Haa and E1pros viii cost you
bui Two dollars for the year, and every sub
scriber VII have the satisfaction Of knowing
that he Is contributing 80 most landsbie
enterprise, and at the same time is receiving
full value for his money.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
TERMS:
A DMlNIsTRAToR's SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of an order issued nul of the Or
OThans Court Of Somerset County, Pa. 20 the
undersigned directed, he will expose y pubic
sale on the EreTnises af the late residence Of Ben
jznfn stuff deceased on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

The stock holders n the First National
Bank a. an election held at their hank build
ing on Tuesday last elected the following
named gentlemen as Directors Eiward
scsn Valentine Hay. Chas. II. Fisher.
John r Scott. + " BieseckeT. Wm. Il.
Miller Larue N- Hicks. Jss. l. Pagh. Geo.
r. SeuIl. At a meeting Of the hoard bed the
same evening the original officers were re
elected: Edward Seuii. President Valentine
Hay. Vice President; Andrew Parker,
Cashier.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

While on a relic hunting expedition on
Sunday. 3 lad named Z lward Wsgoner found
bunch Of key. 3 spoon, aud revolver
There were four keys in the bunch, and they
were attacked 20 n ring on which there was
also a plate with the name Of Mr. f. X
o.le engraved on IT, The keys had the sp-
pearanoe OF having been in fire. They were
found on the west bank Of the StonyeTeek. a
short distance above the stone bridge. The
place Of finding and the appearance Of the
KEYS would seem to indicate the horrible
possibility that M. osle was among those
who were imprisoned in the burning wreck
ace. These are The only traces ever found Of
Mr. Qg,e.-.JohHs,osrz Tribune
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22


/ SrcTIox 1. BE II Eaoded. &c.. That from
and after The passage of this act there shal
be asseese5. levied and collected annually
with other toTnship and borough taxes. II
each Of the townships and boroughs in ihi;
Commensurate. from the owners and keep
ers Of dogs The folloeing named faxee. name
j. For each male dog The sum Of iifiy
cents and for each and every female dog the
sun Of one dollar. 70 be paid to the treasurer
Of the proper board Of school directors in the
different townships and boroughs when ool-
iected. and TO be kept By said treasurer sepa-
rate and in such manner that he can know
how much has been collected from the town
ship or borough. as fund from which per
sons sustaining loss or damage to sheep by
dog or dogs. may be paid for such loss or
damage together with The Necessary costs In
Cured in establishing their claims as herein
provided.
SEC. . For the purpose ef ievying and
collecting such taxes the assessor or assessors
in each township and borough shall annual
ly. at the time of assessing other taxable
property, ascertain and return to the com
missionefs OF their respective counties true
statement of all dogs in their respective town.
ships and toroughs. and the names OF the
persons owning and keeping such dog. and
how many OF each sex Is owned and kept by
each person. and said county commissioners
shall annually make and cause 20 be return
ed to the boards of school directors in the
respective townships and boroughs in their
countiee true and correct list of all dogs
subject to taxation under the provisions of
this act, with the names Of the owners or
keepers Of the same. who shall cause the tax
on said dogs as provided for in this aei, TO
be collected in the same manner and form as
the school taxes in their respective town
ships and boronghsr &c, 4.
Approved the 18th day of May. A. D. 1859.
JAMES A. BEAVER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

saznre reoommends the following
TT sufferers Take a twelve ounce
Pl in two ounces Of sugar. one
t-is-, one ounce Of the best bran
ts iumbler With boiling water and
= iop vel with grated nutmeg.
ne ihrse times 8 day, stay in the
n 'zks one dose before going to
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
A plnNIsTRAToR,s notice.

Township. Somerset County Pz
Letters Of administration on the shove estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned By the
proper anIhorfy notice is hereby given 70 al per
sons indebted 10 said estate % make imnediste
payment and those having claims agzins- the
sane 70 present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. the sfh day II February
1920. al the late residence Of deceased.
GEORGE F. BARRON.
jsnl- Administraru-.
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RULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

70 c. A. Urnberxer OF East conensnsh, Cam
lria Co. Pa. Caroline. wife Of Sagnl Wey-
and q BlackAeWk -. Iowa Maggie G..
wife Of " IL Wagner. Of M0xnam. Cambria
Co. Pa Drseil,a. wife cf William Trent, oi
tseiStoWu, Camori4 Co. Pa ". : LArmsD.
the husaaIlL cf Harriet tmhe-ser. dec'd
lisrieita. the vie Of Wn- crave. Of Is1s s.sn
Co. Iowa Einslra shaulis the y lie of Imam
uei Shsuii- r.. Of T,ap s0n Co. low a. da1Rh-
iers Of Harriet lsfIaan. Gee d.
You are hereby ndaifCd 10 oe aud appear at at
Orphans CouTt 10 Be held III and fof soriersei
Co, "a, on Monday, the 2iih day of Feb. next.
then and there 70 accept or relrSe to take the
real eststeof Herman ImberRer. deed. AZ the
appraised valuation, or show cause by the same
should not be sold
Shefif-s Once r. s. MCAiLLES.
Jan'y Is. gsse Sheriff
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Mr.. Jonathan Boyis diei at her home on
Patriot street az an early honr saturday
morning. She had contracted influenza a
fe~ days prior 10 her DEATH which develop
ed info pnennaonis. and o. Friday night she
was siricken with ra-aiysis. The funeral
took place Al Fiedeas Monday morning
and was attended By aiiof her former neigh
bors and friends. MS Boyis was in her
list year Her husband ana five sons sur
riEe her
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ForSaIe.

have for sale very good .ull-bIood
Clydesdale stud colt, three years old an May
Color, bay. He is very promising colt,
and ! will sell at fair price and reasonable
terms Call and see him. or inquire ef
J. c. McConnagghey 4 miles west Of Lig-
onier, WeztmorelAnd county, Pa.
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Wanted.

Able bodied men for the Resular Army
Apply at he Recruiting Rendezvous. Cor
nes Main & Clinton ST. Jobnsiown, Pa
J. II. Gageby.
Capt. ., Infantry