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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03
Jos. N. BENNETT,
@. ID. MERIT,

Mrs. II. Y. Mortimer, Srs is in re-
ceipt of beautiful hand-painted ban
ner,a birthday token from Mrs. Amanda
Barlow, of Mayberry, West Virginia
To Let-A pleasant dwelling house,
containing ive roams, with nice lot, on
Second street, this borough. Apply to
A. o. Swartz, First street.
Percy Sensinger, Alvin Meinhart
and Elias Silfees, of Pine Run enjoyed
a ride to Seiberling's on Saturday even
ing, and while they were enjoying
themselves at the hostlery some
mischeivous parties removed the wheels
from the carriage and the boys were
compelled to prop the carriage to re-
turn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

Use the Averll Paint, and paint nut ONCE,
in a long period, or use something "saId" 10 be
as good, and repaint every year or two2 Averlll
Paint Is the best Il Is the handsomesi; no
other has so brilliant a gl0ss. il Is cheaper
than any other at any price. because It out
wears an others. II lasted 20 years on the
house of f. II, Forbes, Winchester, N, H., 12
years on houses OF W. Z. Reynolds, Oroton Lake.
n. "; II years on houses OF Mrs. r. Cole, Mt
Vernon, n. Y, Ayerll Paint has been in use 20
years and is guaranteed II you are urged 70
buy other paints demand proof of their durabil.
N The question is not "Mhat is the first oOst?"
but, "How long will it last?" Beautiful sample
card Of fashionable tints free. LEuIGH COAL
& HARDN ARE Co., LEHIGHTON,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

1t is apparent that tho issuing ofthc proclama-
tlon for an extra session Of tho Senate is nothing
more or less than apartisan-clap-trap. The
"Bardsley issue" has fallen fat as campaign
card, and the Governor aad his political mana
gers can see this plainly enough. This extrn.
session proels smatioh IS only new diversion, and
before many days shall have passed they will
tealize that 1t is another blunder only greater in
magnitude than the ether 1fGoyernor Pattison
has In his possession proofs against tho Audi tor
General and State Treasurer there is only one
direct and plain course oil action open before him
and that is to cause the arrest Of those oflclals
If there is ms proof that warrants their arrest
than there is not sufficient ground for impOs.eh-
ment proceedings.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03
Comforts & Blankets
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1891.
PEOPLE ON THE GO.
Flash Pictures of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.

Flash Pictures of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
Charles Ham, of Second street,
spent Sunday at Weatherly.
Hiss Lena Leinhard, Of Second
street, has returned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ed. Rhoads, of Ithaca, n Y,
was in town during the week visiting
old friends.
-Thos. e. Mortimer and bride have
returned from wedding tour of four
OF five weeks.
DIR. w. F. Dancer and Chief of
Police Polgram, of Hazleton, spent
Sunday in town.
ID. G. Watkins, of Nesquehoning,
Republican candidate for Prothono-
tary, was in town Tuesday calling upon
his friends.
H. r. Kreidler and Rev. A. M.
Sampsel left Wednesday for Philadel-
phia, where they will attend the Lay
Conference of the Evangelical Associa-
ton.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

On Saturday evening on the balceny
at the Exchange hotel, the Lehighton
Cornet Band will render the following
program, be on hand to enjoy it. The
concert will be under the direction OF
Prof. 4. d. Ellis:
]. Mareh-Club Hunt, Williams
?. Medley-Overturs. Pop Corn. Livingstone.
8. WaltE-BeriirAtta Pettee.
4. Overture-Flitterwoohe Ripley.
o. sehottisehe-The Rose, Thomas.
6 Fantasia-The Witch Dance. Goeth.
7. Seerenade Watch and Listen Love. Ripley,
s. 0hllop-Here's Health.
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PACKERTON.
A Bright Correspondent Writes Pertinent
ly on Live Topics.

~ on A-lfe ropes.
We are glad to note decided inn
provement in the condition of Miss
Annabel Mcdaniel, our efficient post
mistress-she has been dangerously
ill.
-CJ. Gould, clerk in the Dospatcher's
office, has been confined to the house
for some time, latest reports say his
condition is critical,
will Hontz and Harry Long re-
turned from an extended visit to
Buffa.o, Toronto aud other points
They report having had an enjoyable
time.
The death of Mrs. Swaryz wife Of
Harry e. Swartz, of Mauch Chunk, is 6
severe blow to him. Mr.. Swartz was
for several years connected with the
Forwarding department of the L. V. r
R. Co., at this point, his many friends
here deeply sympathize with him il
his bereavement.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

We take this opportunity Of express
ing to the friends of j. A. Curtin Rooms
our appreciation of the kind interest
shown in him, and the many favors
received during his illness. For all
subsequent favors, and the attentions
and services tendered by Carbon Lodge
No. 242, A. r. NJ, please accept our
warmest thanks.
Thomas KooNs AND FAMILY
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

-Lehigh Fire Company, accom-
panied by Arion Cornet Band, partici-
pated in the grand firemen's turnament
at Bethlehem ON last Friday. Our
boy's made a good appearance and the
band played excellent music,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03
Notice of Application for
Charter Of Corporation.

Notice is hereby given that an application will
be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Car
bon County, Pennsylvania, by William Sandherr,
Edward Siller, John Shafer, Tobias Buss, +. IL.
ROederer, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1891,
bly, Of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ell
titled IAN Act 10 provide for the incorporation
and regulation Of Certain Corporations" ap-
proved April 29th, 1874 and the supplements
thereto, for the charter Of an intended corpora
ton to be called the &c GEREIANIA SANGERBUND"
Inc character and object OF which IS the cutl-
improvement OF German manners and customs,
and for these purposes 20 have, possess and en-
said Act of Assembly and its supplements. The
proposed charter is now oniile In the PrOthOnO-
tary's ONCE Of said county.
J. S. FISHER, Solicitor.
Sept IS 1s9l-3w,
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Estate NOtice /!

Estate of LUDWIG MAnsTEINEg. deceased. late
of the Borough OF LehighiOn, Carbon comfy,
state of Pennsylvania
All persons indebted 10 SAID estate are request
go 20 make payment within aiN Weeks, and
those having legal claims against the same win
present them without delay-n Sis Weeks -anly
authenticated Tor settlement %
HENRY w. YEAHI., Executor,
Sept. d, l6Qi-gW, Leughton, Pa.
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Aehlanu HVcning Il eleGfhm.
So that after all this fuss VIC CLEAN from Mr.
MeCamsnt' g testimony that the "favors recoiv-
ed" for which no was proiusely thankful, were
simply in the isue Of fhaberdashery and lteraturo'
with an occasional onyx clock We think, how
ever that should McCamant ever be a candidate
for public Office again those handkerchief neck
ties and magazines will weigh heavily against
him.
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Apparatus for Communicating TeIepho-Il Z
nfcRIiy.

nicalIY.
An invention for providing means by
which one telephone in a building may
be used by persons in various rooms or
offices without leaving the room, has
been patented by William n Marcus, of
Philadelphia. The object of theinven-
tion is that one telephone may be made
to communicate with several rooms in
the same building, so that communion
tions may be received and sent from a
| room in which no telephone is located
Speaking tubes are placed throughout
q building, running from central
office in the building. A circuit wire
is placed in connection with each tube
and in the guest room, if in hotel, or
office is a telephone receiver, which,
when, not in use, hangs from peg If
this apparatus is used in hotel and
call comes to the office telephone for a
guest, the person in the o,llce calls
through the speaking tube 90 tho GER
tain guests room that some one 3esires
to speak to him over the to,cphone
The guest has only to take the receiver
from the peg in his room and carry on
a conversation the same as T. he we're
; directly at the telephone; proper con-
nection has been previously made in
the Office. A guest may also send a
: telephone call by requesting, through
, the speaking-tube to the Office below,
] to be connected, and when the connec-
: ton has been made carry on g eonver-
r sation as already described
= In large Office building, a. well as in
; hotels, this invention can he uaed ad
vantageously, and whore oni yed one
> telephone can be used By all re vari
Gus offices, thus avoiding The cessity
for every Office having a seperate tele
phone.
S Mr. Marcus has also patented auxil
V larry mouth-pieces for telephones, and
: supports for telephone receives.
-slfe--
The funeral OF j. a. G. kools tool
e place from the homo of his nts, ii
d this borough at 10 o'clock Iondal
morning, and was largely attended
n Carbon Lodge, No. 2l2, i. A. NJ, o
1t Mauch Chunk, to which the deceased
ie belonged, turned out in a body an,
o took part in the obsequies. inter
% ment was made in the ceL-- lery a
h Weissport The burial service Of tn
D. Masonic order was read by Georg
10 Washburn, W. NJ, and Rev. NJ. A
II Tolman, chaplain.
a Next week beware Of sneak thieves
- gamblers aud their kind and you vii
S. hnd yourself In pocket.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

9uAhAl A4thNuis
Governor Fattison is evidently determined that
full light DO turned on the transactions Of Bard
sley-McOamRnt, ct al Hence the special con
VOing Of the Senate. The body has Republi-
can majority. but they will scarcely attempt any
white washing.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

For good dressed and solid fence
posts, fence rails and other timber.
Call on Fred Schmidt. Lehighton.
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Election Proclamation.

Pusuant to an Act of Assembly of
Pennsylvania, entitled an Act relating
to the Elections in the Commonwealth,
approved the 2nd day of July A. d.,
1920, and a further supplement thereto
approved January 30, AID. 1871, Hiram
p. Levan, Sheriff of the County Of Car
bon, Penn'a do hereby make known
and give notice to the electors of the
county aforesaid that on the first Tues
day after the first Monday in Novem-
ber, being the BIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
BEB, A. d., 1891, at which time the
following officers are to be elected
ONE PERSON for Auditor General
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
ONE PERSON for Treasurer of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
ONE PERSON for Prothonotary of
the Court of Common Pleas, Clerk of
the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Clerk
of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and General Jail Delivery and
Clerk of the Orphans Court of the
County of Carbon.
ONE PERSON for the office of Sheriff
of the County of Carbon.
ONE PERSON for the office of Cor
oner of the County Of Carbon.
TWO PERSONS for Jury Commits
sioners of the County of Carbon.
OFFIor OF SRoRErARY OF TIE
CoENoNwEALTH, HARRIsBURG, PENNA.,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

Once and awhile you hear some one
talk of monument for the Park. The
idea is a good one
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t9overnor Pottson's act NNnt special
SOS sion ortho state Senatet 40 thin three
We eks Of elect ion to consider ca " against the
Auditor General and State Treasurcr has the
appearance T a costly campaign trick, lit had
been intend ed for anything else It is difficult to
understand why the Governor should have de-
layed until, this time what he calls his duty and
what he hs until now neglected.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03

y What Lcailang Papers OF Parties say
Regarding It.
1 Larrlsburw Patriot.
The oonvenine oftho ri session
b. the governor, as pre- si get by tho
p atriot, to determine whotl tle tor gene
II y and the state treasurer .n'G oDger hold
th omciM positions around Of hsy have
bi ought suspicious OF shame and d. aastY, 10 q
pa trlotio move, inspired by tiga. purpose.
in p proper diruotscr.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03
ORIGINAL CHEAPCASH STORE
Touching the Great Sale and The
Outlook !

UNDERWEAR - Do not
purchase your underwear until
YOU have seen our stock and
learned our prices.
Our stock consists Of the fol-
lowing: For Men. three grades
Of Gray Mixed, four grades of
White, two grades of Jamels
Hair, two grades Of Natural
Wool and three grades of Scarlet.
For Ladies, three grades OF
White,not including the Ribbed,
also, a large assortment Of Scar
let; Misses, Boys and Chill
dren's Underwear in white, gray
mixed and scarlet; our Under
wear this season leads the past
in Values and Prices.
Comforts & Blankets
Our stock this season, in this
line, surpasses that of any previ-
Gus season, and the prices are
considerably lower than ever.
Horse Blankets in endless
variety at the lowest prices.
]. T. NUSBAUM.
Fhst Street, between South and Plum Streets
LehightOn. Pa.
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SCHWARTZ, The FuruitureM Man
Handsome New Effects
in Fall Millinery!

are now on exhibition in our
stores. and the ladies are kind
ly invited to call and inspect
both prices and styles. Our as
sortment is larger than ever and
includes the most stylish and
most fashionable things - the
very cream of style. Come and
see us. We have three City
Trimmers which enables us to
promptly accommodate our pa
irons. Delay purchasing until
you have first called on us.
MrS.M.CuItOn'S
WEISSPORT, PA.
Branch Store, Lehighton.
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PEPORr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Z FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEHIGH-
TON, Penna., at the close OF business, September
25th, 1891
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National News.

The lease of the Omaha Bridge by the
Union Pacific to the Rock Island and St.
Paul roads was declared valid At Omaha by
Judge Brewer. Mr.. Gould invited the two
roads to a conference looking toward
arbitration.
Two men were killed and another IA
tally hurt on account of fight on a
railroad car platform in Pennsylvania
The New York baseball team was
beaten at Boston.
The Naval Reserve was instructed in
ordnance practice on board the cruisers at
Fishers Island.
Several large requests have been made
for new American School at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania.
The Collector at San Francisco has
discovered that Chinese are entering at
that port with fraudulent certificates.
The Naval Reserve at Fishers Island
spent the day in firing the big guns at tar
gets.
Hall beat Mansfield and Wrenn in the
Longwood tennis tournament.
ss-The Wonen's Club discussed the prop
er training for citizens at Chautauqua.
The New York baseball team was
beaten again at Boston.
AT the meeting Of the Republican Ma
tionA Executive Committee in Washing
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10. ssrrY.

10. ssrrY.
Miss Sarah Treworgy will occupy the
pulpit in the Morgans Bay Union church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin Sargent of Melrose, Mass.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. George Ire
worgy.
Miss Carrie Roberts of Chelsea, Mass.
is visiting relatives at Morgan's Bay.
Mrs. Herbert Gray and family Of
Gloucester, Mass, and Master Maurice
Gray Of Sargentvile are visiting at Capt
win V. Coggins.
Mr. Everett S. Treworgy is clerking 10 a
store at Seal Harbor. Mt. Desert.
Mr.. Geo. w. Torrey arrived home from
sea last Wednesday.
Capt. w. V. Coggins came home from
Bangor and spent Sunday with his family
His vessel is loading at that port for
Bridgeport, Conn.
Master Fred SWEET, Miss Florence SWEET
and Miss Kate Joy of your city, are visit
ing at +. A. Curtis.
Parties from Holden have been tenting
at ID. II. Curtis the past week.
| Mackerel have been caught in great
abundance in the bays the past two weeks
Messrs. Hiram and Isaiah Black hav.
their new yacht nearly ready to launch.
Capt John Torrey has cat which re
Gently gave birth to eight kittens Next
Mrs. Geo. II Beede is at Bar Harbol
visiting relatives
Miss Mercy Bartlett has been visiting
relatives on Bartlett's Island
Aug. 1. Sirius
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THEY HAVE MEYER FAILED

have been -tck more OF l.-- for the LAST ten
wears. ~ irh ha- cost me many dollar. In doe.
tors ard druggists bills. The last two wear. II
only cost me ihrre dollars. WHY; Because
used SULPHUR Btters instead Of employing doc.
tor. They cure me OF Jauulcc.--F. +,
Boyi. H3LokeH.
I SUFFERED f'r more than ten YEAR
with that dreadful disease catarrh, and used
every available medicine which was recon-
mended % me. cannot thank YOU enough for
the relief which EN- Cream Balm has AZ.
fordc't me Emanuel Meyers, Winfield. l.. l..
\. \.
1t J. fatt." that Hoods ~ar>apurlla
does cure ~rrofuia, mt rhrum. and other liz
ess"> or affections arising from impure state or
low condition Of the blood. overcomr- thu,
tired feeling, creates good appetite, and give,
strcnghih 10 every part ~ the system.
jamaica Ginger J. now here beside John.
sons Anodsne Linlnent FOR all summer
troubles.
The disteniiou " the stomach which many
people feel after eating may Ne due To improp-
er ma>tication Of the food; but. in most cases
il indicates a weakness OF the digestive organ,
the bit remedy for which is one Of Aver,
Pills. - hc taken SITTER dinner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Richard Hamor and Elihu T. Hamor
w of Eden, Hancock County State of Maine. by
their mortgage decd dated Dec. rs, A. H. 1883, and
recorded in the Hancock Registry of Deeds vol.
24l, page 251 conveyed TO me, the undersigned,
certain parcel Of real estate consisting of a mill
privilege situate in said Eden and bounded as
follows to wit:
beginning on the north side Of the Duck Brook
stream so called at the head OF tide water at a
point four rods from 81 "a brook and one half the
distance from the bridge on the county road cross
ing said stream TO the Old mill dam; thence
running down said stream four rods distant there
from to point seventy siA feet below or easterly
Of said dam, thence at right angles to said brook
thence southeriy by said brook to a point midway
between sale bridge and said dam; thence norther
iy to the point of beginning also all ping places,
wharyes and other privileges and appurten.
ances belonging to and used in connection with
said mill By the terms Of said mortgage the right
Of redemption was limited 70 one wear and where
as the condidonsof said mortgage has been
broken, now therefore by reason of the breach Of
condition thereof l claim foreclosure of said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose
EMELINE b. BUCK,
ByO. z. Cunningham, her Atty,
Aug. 3, 1891. 3w32
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Northeast iiarbor

Northeast Harbor.
There was a sale of fancy articles. ice
cream, etc, at the Mcbride grove or
Wednesday afternoon and evening. under
the auspices of the League" The
grounds in the evening were prettily dec
orated with Japanese lanterns. The tables
laden with ferns and flowers were also
very attractive, aud the contents sold
readily. The receipts amounted to abou,
Sl25
Rev. Mr. Barr and family have gone to
Pennsylvania for a short vacation, to visit
Mr.. Bars parents.
Mrs. S. C. Rich has gone to Boston tc
visit relatives.
Mr. B. c. Graves has returned from Fal
River, Mass, where he was called on bust.
ness.
Mackerel are being caught in this vi
cinity in large quantities.
A larger number of visitors have come
to this place than ever before. The hotels
and cottages are all full besides great
many that are entertained by private fami
lies. Many that engaged rooms for July
only, would like now to stay through this
month, out Will De ODuge0 10 leave unless
there is vacancy elsewhere. Many cot
tagers have their yachts here with them
and are enjoying the excellent scenery
along the coast, while others prefer the
many beautiful walks and drives in which
the island abounds.
Mr.. F. NJ. Rogers of Brewer. an extern
sive dealer in horses, is stopping in town
and has made number of sales.
Aug. 3. MARION.
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East Lamoine and its Surroundings.

About this time all our well people are
busy at work. The click, click, clack of
the moving machine and the whir of the
horse-rake, supplemented by the gee-up.
get along of the sturdy teamster. give no.
tice that this is hayiug time and ~ all APP
pe2rance an aversge crop. Garden pro-
duce of nil kinds IL ahundant the wild
fruits of the pastures aud woods are being
secured in plenty, while the sea Is washing
our shores laden with 1.-The treasures of
the deep" In greater number and variety
than for many years past and yet the
| chronic GROWER goes about saying, cay.
ay, but don't we have too many showers"
In looking round-with the hotel closed
| and the ferryboat not running-we find
among IA quite a large number of summer
visitors, with the assurance of a larger
number during the month on which we
! have entered.
| At the Beach cottage the family of s.
| Jeffers, Jr., of Somervllle, Mass, as usual
| for some years past, find health, enjoyment
| and rest.
| At the Ryan cottage Rev. ID. NJ. Wilson
| from Quincy, Mass, wife, children aud ser
| wants are at home for the term of his va
| cation.
| Mrs, Cloudy. children and Nellie Haynes
| of New York, will spend their vacation
| with Mrs. f. G. Desislcs Mr.. Goudy, af-
| ter one short weeks stay, had to go to his
| office in the hot city.
| At the Abbott cottage we find Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joseph Abbott, Miss Alice and Arthur
| Abbott, Mrs. French and Miss Dolly
| French, ali from Boston
| The Dana cottage will be filed during
| the week with guests from Boston and
| Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. Bloomfield Smith.
! the owner of the cottage, will be among
| the jolly number.
| fine company from Bangor. consisting
| of Henry Whitney and wife, MIR. Macak-
ney. wife aud baby, Mrs. Fnlsom. Mr..
| Walter Emerson and wife, Mr.. Geo Cu,h-
| ing and wife, aud Blanche Williams. Mr.
| Frank Drummond, wife and two sons may
| oe found at home with Joseph Eddy. Mrs
| Eastman and Richard Perkins in their cot
| tages within speaking distance OF each
I other.
! Hon. !. u. Hopkins. orr oldest cottagcr.
we are glad % see among as Mr.. aud
Mrs. Chas. Lyon of Bangor, are with them.
At The Whitcomb cottage o. the Ruff.
/ merry transient parties are coming aud 90
J ing, spending few DAYS at time In boat
Z iug and catching mackcrel, aud enjoy NJ
themselves 10 the fullest extent.
Miss c, hastings has closed successful
term Of school in this djctrict She hsd
more than an average Attendance; over
them she exercised excellent discipline
which resulted In great advances in study.
Thi, is a season Of general 90 vi health
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06

N"n resident taxes in the town Of Trenton.
county OF Hancock, state OF Maine, for the wear
ls!p.
THE following list Of taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners In the town of Trenton for
the year 1881, In bills committed to +. J Hopkins
collector OF said town, on the 7th day OF May I.oi
has heen returned by HIM To me a. remaining uu.
pal on the 4th DAY OF May, 1891 by his certihcat
OF that 'Ia;e, and now remain unpaid and notice
- hereby given that If said taxes, interest and
charges are not paid into the treasury OF said
town within eighteen months from the date Of com
mltment o. said bills So much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, Including interest and charges wifi,
without further notice. he sold at public auction
AZ the once OF the trearurer OF said town on the
9TH day OF December is9l