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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-11
THE GENERAL
FIELD OF SPORT.
Interest in the DQtGl-P9tGGSll Race
Increasing.
Peter Maher, the Irish Giant, Looking for a
Fight-Among the Athletes-The Fish
COMMISSIONER Lack of Funds.

The Fish Commissioners are complaining
OF the scarcity of funds, AMI fear that they
will be compelled to discharge number OF
their employees before the close of the fiscal
year.
The principal topic of discussion among
sporting men locally is the Dutch-Peter son
boat-racc at Alameda on the 18th inst.
Peter Maher, the Irish giant, who recently
arrived in New York, is creating quite
stir in pugilistiC circles
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-11
POETIC THOUGHTS.
Written for THE SUNDAY CALL
DISCORDS.

TO Baby olive.)
M II! little Olive, sitting
lex With your baby fingers small;
ENEl5 Striking the keys at random,
Nv And pleased at the dlscords all.
Smiling at sounds which harshly
Crate on the ear with pain;
Are we not often ike you
AS we listen to life's refran3
Oft at the keyboard sitting,
How blndly we strike the keys:
And wrapped in Self-communion
Think only of narmonies.
Yet we may bring but discords,
Marring each perfect tone.
Because, like you, baby olive.
We're playing for self alone.
Playing for self and missing
All the glory and sweetness stored
Each touching minor cadence,
Each Iubilant major chord.
We think we are rapt musicians
And holden by music's spell,
But the artist win triumph
TIL others have shared as well.
Then let us play as masters,
Touching the keys with art,
Striving to reach the nearer,
Playing to touch the heart;
Playing with tender feeling
When grief or pain draw near:
Playing with hope and courage
The souls OF the faint to cheer.
Alameda. October !, 1891 ASELEH.
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distance. Belle ing that the charge be-
tween Boston and Bolton was too great, he,
with others, had survey made between
Boston Postoffice and Bolton. They found
the distance to be thirty-one miles, and
were defeated in their plan to reduce post
age, but he claims that he did not begrudge
the price when he was working in Boston
and wanted to send few words to young
lady at Harvard.
The worst of it was having to make his
own envelope and Sc | it so that no one
could get into it.
This gentleman of 81 years obtained all of
his schooling at the red schOol-house through
the cracks of which daylight could be seen.
The only means of heating was a corner
fireplace, into which they rolled cordwood
sticks, buried up the embers at night and
raked them out in the morning for fresh
start.
This venerable man has perfect hearing.
and almost perfect eyeSight; has had no
sickness for twenty-five years. is as nimble
as a young man. He believes that his In
herited strength has been greatly increased
by good habits.
Recently Mrs. Sarah F. Van Nostrand of
East Milestone, y. j., celebrated the one
hundred and third anniversary of her birth,
and the New York sun says she still finds
life worth living. Her spirits and general
health, says that paper. are excellent. When
she celebrated the birthday anniversary
above alluded to she was surrounded by
her children, grandchildren. great-grand-
children. Her only ntrmty is slight deaf
ness. Her memory and sight are both good.
and she says that sOciability is what keeps
people well and gives them a long life.
Mrs. Van Nostrand is not ChautauQua
dress reformer, but she has few ideas of
her own on dress. She doesn't believe in
cOrsets, which she says are killing lots of
girls and are making many more very miser-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-11

The above sketch shows tareador of jet
and velvet, the jet largely predominating.
The jet border round the rim is pointed and
OF handsome design, the crown is very small
and the nodding plumes of black ostrich are
arranged high at the back. There is black
velvet bandeau under the hat and resting in
bow OH the back hair.
LIE BARON DE FREMONT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-11

By the use of the camera, with powerful
telescopes, new and very large crater has
been shown upon the moons surface.
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Good Advice.

"Take my advice" wise man said,
To young missionary,
"'TIs different from most you hear
In fact, Ills quite contrary"
Don't preach to those poor Feeiee youths.
Until you cleanse their persons.
First, FEED them well, then lessons give
In baths, and such diversions.
"Then brush their teeth with SOZODONT,
1t can't be eontraverted,
That by this time. you'll find they are
Already half-converted !"
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Every Day of the Seven

Teeth should be brushed with SOZOnONT, In
order to keep them white, or TO render them so.
Specks and blemishes upon their surface dsap-
pear after applying S0Z0D0NT few times.
The gums acquire coral TINT and grow hard
from the use OF SOZ0D0NT. Analysis discloses
nothing impure in this preparation. The ladies'
buy and use SOZODONT because they know that
1t Is a most effect AID 10 beauty. Tie sooner our
readers commsz 20 its use The better for them
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-11
MODEL or THE NEW WIRE GUN

ton is rot e-wrapped-it is real wire
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-05
POICHE NILlIlR
Cognac-Jerez
RAFAEL ROMERO 44JEREZ
Los exquisitos licores de tan acre
ditada Casa, Sc hallan de venta al por
mayor Ell las de los senores Cividanes
Gonzalez y Companfa, Sucesores de
Dorado y Companfa, Trigo Cividanes
y Companfa, Vicente y Companfa, Sierra
y Companfa y Barcel6 y Perujo, y al
por menor, en- los favorecidos Estable-
cimientos D. Francisco Font, "La Pal
ma" !" y La Mallorquina.'
A v I S Q

Segun amistoso convenio celebrado con
los Sres. Sucesores de j. Saa y Co., desde esta
fecha cesar estos como agentes generates de
la Compa1lia de Seguros sobre la vida, del Ca.
NADIA denotnidada
Il S Oh
dando e que suscribe dichos senores las gra-
cias mas expresivas por los buenos servicios
que con interes extricto, cumplimiento han
venido brestando hasta ell dia.
Queda nombrado desde igual fecha agente
general de la citada COmpana para esta Isla, ei
SR. c. B.. MELTz, >ealie adesla. Fortaleza ndmero
% quien habra que sdirigtrse enelo, sucesivo
-San Juan, Puerto Rico 10 de Agosto de 1891
-THOS }. HOLT-Superintenle de agen-
ciaS
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Venanelo lulna y Sobrlno
FORTALEZA IS 40 81

Ofrece los siguientes articulos precios m6dicos
Azalejos osetas badosines catalanas bantas
das de marno bncas azues osas de
tro Ycso Cemento Portland 1870 ko
Pntra verde mimic blanco Iii acredada marcs
Hero aeanalado o cobas cavos
aranelas canales cumbreras zinc
Paris Dc cinoo pugadas Palas picos azda
calafaear algodon desperdeio para mpar rnaquinas
Crista nuy fns de todas classes de la Baccarat Va
a copeJas decoadas de porceana muy Pieles france
bsupeores de todas clase calzado gran novedad
hierro Basculas Barras de
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LA VGRuAu DE Los WINGS

Con toda exactitud y, porque Ell fundador y
socio conanditario de esta casa hace persona, :
mente las compras y presencia los analiss. node.
mos asegurar que son puros, legftimos de lor
mejores de su clase en- Espana, los vnos de Ta1-
depends, NGU0rr0, G0licia, Castillo blan co y '
Puerto de Santa Maria, que ofrecemos constante-
mente nuestros favorecedores.
Hay tambi6n excelente vino Medoc Sasnt
Julien 3 pesos docena de botellas grandes.
.sxs S0briasO de LaiHG u On.
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il SEGURIDAD !!

iQuiere usted tener segurdad OF el alum
brado de SUI casa7 aQuiere usted evitar peli-
gros?.. Pues mande comprar cajas de LUZ
DIAMANTE LUZ DEL HOGAR Ell ell estable
cimiento de D. Francisco Font. Sc detalla
Ia OUNCE CENTA VOS botela por cajas q
precios convep'- -ionales.-Tanca esquina For
|taoZa.
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Sc vende

l Tratado de calcnlo diferencial integral Dor
Laurent tomos. Curse complete de mate1na.
ticas por Oh. tomberousse, tomos. luna otra
obra en- frances). Ensenanza primara en- la Ex-
posici6n International de Paris de 1873, i volu.
men. Para informes on las ofcinas de LA CO.
RREsPQNDENQ1A. S.@sNsG f
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AGENCIA EUROPEA
(ESTABLECIDA EN- 18l4)

Deseanos abrir cuentas con todo honrado
comprador colonial que no figure todavia Ell nues-
trOs lbrOs al tener cOnOcimien to de sOlicitu
ues, tendrelnOs Ell gustO de mandaIles preciOs
rrientes de cualquiera mercancias europeas ame-
.icanas NuestrOs librOs de refer cias contienen
varios millones de nOmbres nuestras enormcs
reaclOnes nos pOnen en- capacdad de hacer condi-
Clones especiaes al contado con los primeros ma
nufacturerOs pOr mayor, de mOdO que despues de
agregar nuestra modestr gananca nuestros pre-
clos son amenudo memories que los del mismo fa-
uricante.
POdemos hacer mercancias de cuaquier esti-
%, clase preciO, asi es que 81 manda una pin
ia con las instruccones claras suficientes re-
mesa en- dinero, productos, para cubrir, nues-
tro conocimiento del negocio, nos faclita colocar
a orden Embellishments en- las meiores manos Y
lemitir prOntamente las mercancias.
Ilacemos cajas de muestras desde E5 arriba,
como utlizamOs nuestra larga experiencia en-
escojer las mejOres mercancias para el mercadO
adOnle van, recOmendamos confiadamen5e los
compradores pidan estas cajas de muestrario,
pnes hacendOlo asf tendran las dltimas mas
aceptables novedades.
Las consgnaciones de productos son inme-
uiata cuiuadosamente atendidas.
LA pronta y esmerada atenci6n los intereses
de nuestros corresponsales, juntamente los
moderadisimos cargos y sencillo y honrado pro-
ceder, nos han prOporciOnado poder sostener poI
TRES CUARTO DE UN SIGLO
una reputation que estimamOs en- muchO para
permitir que empane por ell NAL desempeno de
a mas sencllla transaction. Directions:
WILLIAM WILSON & SONS
8, TALBOT COURT LONDON. E. C.
Relaciones en- todos los Dstritos Manufacturers.
Sc SOLICITA CORRESPONDENCE
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Julio Lopez

SASTRE DE MADRID. FORTALEZA 49,
Gran surtldo en- merinos negros, casifni
res y tranelas de colores, pantalones chale-
eos lie alta novedad de las mejores fabricas es.
panolas y extranjeras.
Ell mismo LOPEZ corta diiiie los ira 5aios
que SO ejecutan, con arregl6 a los dltimos mo.
delos de Madrid Paris
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Noa y Vale
CRUZ 16.

participant sus numerosos clientes de esta
Capital de la Isla, hber recibido muebleria fna,
Ultima novedad, en- bejucos dorados cosa de
gusto. Marmoles para toda clase de muebles y
mostradores. Muebles para habitaciones. Idem
para comedores y multitud de objetos propios pa
ra familiaa, 16~a
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PREsIDENTE.
Acr1vo.. S 147,154, ,961, ,2Ol
PAs1vo, 137,173,7 ,727, ,S2I
so3aANTE,. .....-.$ 9,9S1 ,233,38|
Es La meds antigua Com
paii1a de seguros en- actividad
en- los Estados Unidos.
Es la mayor Comapnfa
de seguros sobre la vida en-
ell mundo.
Es la institution fnan-
ciera msds .tuerte del mundo,
ascendiendo su active a mas
de S 147,OOO,OOO
Els la mejor Compan1a en-
que asegurarse.
i Es la Companfa mds ba-
rata en- que asegurarse, ha-
ciendo Sis gruesos dividendos
que el costo del SECURE sea
mucho menos que en- uingu-
ma otra compania.
No tiene accionistas oue
reclamen una parte dc sns
utilidades. El activo i, So
brante pertenecen en- u,r,ai1-
dad 8 los asegurados
La relaci6n de ~us gas
tOS con SuS entradas as me-
nor que la de ningunn nnra
compania.
Su POLKA es la mas Ii
beral que haya expedido COM
pania alguna de seguros.
Agentes Generates para la
[sla de- Puerto Rico:
@ullenhoff y gorher.
MED1co ExAN1NADoR.
N Doctor DON
JUANKERNA ND Ez
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Glasses de Dibuju y Pintura
PARA SENORITAs

Dlrijidas por don Francisco vilarrasa oa.
no ae san f.ancisco ndn1eru 90. baios.
PkECIOS 30 mensuales las de uinrnra =
Sz-og sss ~, las ue dibujo. De 8 q s de la tasde.
Iea dlas por aelne Nva
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Leg'ia " "Fenix "
Limpia toda clase de metales.

Linapia toda cIose de maetales
Enseres de cocimd
PisosI iRopa etc., etc
Lo dela tOdo como nuevo con un brlilO mag
nifco. Sc erecomienda muy especiamente a las casas
de famiia, pues con este procedimiento Sc tcner
siempre los pisos limpios de toda mancha. Vende
Sc en- la ferreteria quincaa de- Arnas Jimenez
Graz ndmero l3, al infmo preco de
81 centavos Ell paQuete de 500 qranaos
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-03-07

Owing to the scarcity Of cars the
breakers hereabOuts are working only four
and five days week.
John HeppenWhite for two years past
night operator 1t Audenried for the Valley
Company, has been promoted TO day opera.
tor at Beaver Meadow.
George Cander died Monday after an
illness Of only few days with pneumonia.
He leaves wife and four small children.
Previous 10 coming here Cander was resi-
dent Of TamNqua.
Memorial services in honor OF Law
renee Reed, Harry Ball, Samuel Porter and
James Griffith, victims Of the flooded mine
we're held Saturday. Rev. J. B, Schafer
Of Hazleton, ofiiciated,
The Young Mems Catholic Beneficial
Association will participate in the ST
Patrick's denomination at Hazleton on the
18th. They will wear rosette aud white
glove, instead Of the regalia worn in previ
Gus years.
Since the water has been pumped oui
Of No 10 slope there has been many stangert
In the Ill .fated slope. They climb over thu
ruins and up the breasts to see where thu
poor miners died, and to see where the fonl
men were found alive. There haYe beer
many tokens taken out of the mines. Sons
have taken pieces Of the half burnt Goa
which the men used In irving to make the
Are. A great many of these men repre-
sent themselves as newspaper men. Tht
work Of cleaning up The debris has com
menced and soon the wheels of industry
will roll on in No 10 slope just as IL moth
ing had happened. The dead will in
short time be forgotten by all, except b,
their friends from before whose ewes thl
gloomy scenes Of week ago vi never fade
The four men rescued are doing well, ant
will In q short time be right again.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-03-07
RAILRoAn GOSSIP


Ed Hough and Henry Swartz are the
only engineers living in-allIs town who are
in the employ Of ths Jersey Central rail-
road.
The Department Of Internal Affairs is
about 70 Issue = new railroad and count,
map OF Pennsylvania, and II will 60 out
With Secretary Stewards annual report
upon the railroads Of the State.
"A Bethlehem mechanic has invented a
car coupler after seven years hard work,
and will have the same patented. As there
are exactly 1881 other patented car couple
ers, The inventor has good reason TO feel
happy.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Is erecting = building 30x49 feet, at Perth
Amboy for the accommodation Of the train
men who have to stop over At that point
The building will be two and half stories
high, contain IL sleeping rooms and will
be heated by steam.
Tho flyer on the Lehlgh Valley Rail-
road over It's new road into New York,
which was opened last week, Is one Of the
fastest trains in the country, running 81
mlles the first hoHr, making two stops, and
the remaining 20 with q scheduled time OF
a mile minute. Surely no grass grows
under the ''hyeT'
-Ino fennsNlNAHla railway lines Will
accept no fat cars loaded with lumber un.
less there Is left space of A. least Is inches
for the brakeman to work at the brake. In
consequences several connecting lines who
knew nothing Of this order had their cars
to unload again before they would be &C
cepted TIE officials claim that thus load
ing hat cars prevents men from being lnju.
ried, both In coupling he cars and Ia work
ing the brakes.
Passengers sitting In the easy going, com
Portable coaches have no Idea how excitinG
and fearful the position Of the engineer anC
fireman arc Standing ready, with On'
hand on the air brake looking ahead to SEE
what dangers may be on the road and know
ing that hundreds Of passengers depend OF
him 90 bring then safely 20 their destins
tiOn, the engineers task ls indeed a respon
sible one. II is 80 very firing and wearini
on the constitution to stand almost expect
Ing something 10 happen at every turn o
the engine and sure that there is no escap'
In = collision Of In being derailed. Engi
neers should be pensioned when worn on
for duty.
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The Drifton management are making
every effort 10 sign the best PLAYERS in the
region in order to carry of all honors dur
ing the coming season. The cream Of
many clubs has already been signed and
when the time for base ball comes around
we may expect Drlfton to trot out hrst
class club.
-Jeanesville Is making but little efforts
to strengthen their club and It Is the opia.
ion of many that the club will fall through.
They still retain many Of their old players,
however, and II little caution Is used In
the selection OF the club 1t will lake firsl
class club to overcome them.
The dark clouds have apparently clear.
ed away and tie coming base ball season
again looks bright and encouraging.
Manager Reber has already signed the fol.
lowing PLAYERS: Lukens, Simmons, Brink
man, Mantz, Nusbaum, Reichard. Yenser
Rehrlg, Schafer, Chambers, Christman and
Albright.
The old LEWISTON club ls q thing Of the
past. The old players are scattered all
over the country and the material now
growing up are unable 70 take their places
Lewiston had the best team In the region
few yeArs ago. Ali we're miners OF
mine laborers who worked hard for the Il
mite.
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PEOPLE ON THE GO.


Flash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
John Seidle clrcled at Allentown on
Saturday.
Fred Horlacher, of Slatlngton, was 10
town Monday.
--Mrs. A. X Snyder, of Alburtes, visited
friends In town over Sunday.
"A. c Broadhead spent few days this
week with Bethlehem friends.
Miss Lenora Key, spent Sunday with
HazletOn relatives and friends.
Mrs. Thos S. Beck, of Bethlehem, re-
turned home Monday after q pleasant visit
to old friends here.
Mrs. John Petit, of Bethlehem, spent
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. n. V.
Mortimer, Jr., on Bankway.
Charles Wagner, OF town. has accepted
position with Wagner d Bartholomew, ',
cigar manufacturers, ConshOhocken. Pa.
-Our'old and esteemed friend William
Thompson, Of Upper Mauch Chunk, was
in town Saturday and dropped in to zee us.
Faust Hatmaker and sister, Miss Sarah,
after pleasant visit to j. w. Raudenbush
and family, returned to Ithaca, N. T., on
| Tuesday.
-Zeirdt, Jeanesville's crack pitcher, who
worked Lehighton hard on one or two oc.
casiOns last year, was in town for few
hours on Saturday.
Misses AllceBortz and Mile Schweye er
two Of Allentown's falrest and most &C
complished daughters, are visiting Miss
Strauss. on Mahoning street.
Miss Della N. Delrehn, of this city, /,
taking course At the American Business
College at Allentown, and makes the triI
TO and from said place each day.
Rev. George W. DUNCAN, Of the n. E.
church, is In attendance At the annual ves
sion Of conference ct Philadelphia thiI
week The reverend gentleman has MANI
friends here and WIllno doubt be reappVint
ed to the charge In this place.
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ORIGINAL 'aa Clipped. II',i' a..''r' .

Original nud Clipped. Little Matters 81
Interest that are Worth the Rsadins.
--Lanaford wants cigar factory.
Carbon county has two JamestoWns.
Rubber stamps 70 order At Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
summit Hlll wants better sidewalks
and improved roadways.
The LaEsford ward arrangement is
causing lots OF bad blood.
-EnterDrlsing Weatherly wants bank /,
two wards, a Jail and an opera house.
Handsome goods for wedding and
birthday presents At Luckenbach's, Maucb
Chunk.
The sporting fraternity Of Summit
Hill and Lansford are agtAtlnR the fOrma-
tlOn Of base bawi club.
The man who observed that the largest
rivers always run close 10 the large cities,
has also discovered that the man doing
the largest amount Of business generally
has the largest advertisement In his town
paper.
The license Of Micheal ODonnel, at
Pleasant Hill. near Audenried, has been re-
Voked by the schuylsill county court Other
unsucosssful applicants OF thatplace notified
the court that O'Donnel never took out all
his papers as an American citizen. but voted
eight years on the first papers. This was the
reason for revoklng his license.
An exchange says: People get out Of
the habit Of speaking slightingly Of our town
II anything needs censure, do your share
rectifying or eradicating the evil before
pouring out your Vials of displeasuie.
Generally the people who do the least for
business and moral reforms are the first 10
find fault and BhArpest In their criticism.
COrrectl
On Saturday evening, says q correspOn-
dent, WeRtherly had q narrow escape from
disastrous fire. A coal oil lamp took FIRE
10 the residence Of DR.. 2. II. Latham, on
the second door. The servant girl was
standing by and was much alarmed but
she retained sufficient presence Of mind to
throw Il intO the bath tub. The shock
caused II 10 explode IN the tub and the
| flames spread out very rapidly but FORUM
ately were extinguished before material
harm was done.
Mr.. Hugh Ferry, the member from
our county in the House Of Representatives
at Harrisburg, is doing very well. He has
the good eenee not TO set himself up as the
biggest statesman Of America and make q
fool OF himself, but he closely watches the
interests Of bis constituents and as q work.
Ing member he commands more than aver
age respect In Legislative circles. he is
only one member In Wo hundred. but as to
business capacity he counts much more
than the average. He is faithful public
servant. .-DemOcrdt.
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PUBLIC SALE KEGIsTER.

Alfred E. Stroll will sell on the pre-
mises of the late Peter P. Hawk, deed on
the road leading from Trachsville 10
KresgeYile, on the 10th Of March, horses,
cows and a variety of farming implement
-Chas. F. Roth, will sell on the old
Reigel farm, Mahoning twp, on March 13,
at ~ o'clock, valuable farm implements,
furniture and live stock.
IT. D. Clauss, executor of the late Dan'l
Clauss, will sell valuable real estate on the
premises, Lehighton, on March Z, at two
o'clock.
--On the 21st Of March, at / o'clock
p. M, Penn Bowman. for the heirs, will
sell the old John d. Bowman farm, on the
premises In East Penn twp. See advertise
nent and bills.
On March 20 and Apiil 8, at 10 O'Clock,
Jac. Steigerwalt will sell, at his residence
in East Penn twp, horses, cows and a
variety Of farming impliments. See bills.
-On March 2S, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, Mrs
Ellen Beckendorf, ADMINISTRATORS, will
sell at Public sale, the house and lot or
Pine street. this borough. See advertise
ment and bills.
On March 20, at ~ o'clock noon, N
lIellman will sell horses, Jersey COW and 6
variety Of farming implements and house
hold furniture at public sale. See adver
tisement and bills.