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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

Notice is hereby gwen that an appeal will
be held at the Com Office, Mif-
iIntoun, As follows "For tho WEST SIDE
of the River, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH
1891, and for the EAST SIDE, SATURDAY
FEBRUARY, l4rH, 1891, when and where all
persons who think themselves aggrieved by
the late assessment can attend if they think
proper. By order of County Commission.
ers. CHAs. B CRAWFORD,
Commissioners' Office, Mifflin- Clerk.
town, Pa, Jan. l5, ls9l.td
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POULTRY PAYS

POULTRY PAYS
II properly managed. The PoULTRY Bull
LETIs, published monthly, finely Illustrated,
is the best paper for fancIer and farmer.
Less than five cents month brings it to
you post paid. Send stamp. for sample copy
Address Poultry Bulletin, S25 Pearl St.
New YorS.
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Inform alton Wanted.

Clarence W. Bowen, Secretary of
the Centennial of Washington's In
augnration, 251 Broadway, New
York desires information regarding
the portraits Of Thomas Fitzsimons,
Thomas Hartley aud Thomas Scott,
Members of Congress from Fennsyl-
vania. These portraits for the Mem
orial Volume, are particularly desir-
ed, 10 complete the list of portraits
Of the Pennsylvania delegation in
Congress At the time of Washing
tons Inauguration.
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Groceries,.

Also, the only full line OF
@ U E E N S W A R E.
in the county. Every house
must have its full supply of
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles.
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DECRIPTS s. EXPENDITURES
OF THE
co NTY OF JUN IAT A

To the, Honorable, the, Judges Of the Court of
Cannon Pleas, Of Juniata Co:
January LIST, 1890 to January 9, 1891, in
elusive.
We the undersigned Auditors elected and
sworn according to law to sexamine,
audit aud settle the accounts of the Com
missioners, sheriff and treasurer of the
County of Juniata for the year ending jan
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A Cure for ConstipatiOn and
Sick Headache.

DIR. Silas Lane while in the Rocky
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TOBACCO.
To the lovers of the weed,
we say we keep the best brands.
TRY OUR TOBACCO.
All orders by mail will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE CoUEr HOUSE,
Mifnintown, Pa,
Fred'k ESPENSCAADE
a. Son.
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S. A. KSoUsE, Teacher.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The old story is again told Of some one who assert,
that wenreceived play taken from one that had
been previously lent 10 the manager This time il Is
benjamin Delaro. son Of Selma Dearo, who says
that The Marquis's Wife Is copied largely from his
mothers Bella Demonia'
"Any Robssrt" has been particularly popular as a
matinee play, and it has been decided TO give it at
extra Wednesday matinees in the weeks Of its
engagement at Palmer's Theatre.
The new statue Of Diana the tower of the
Madison square Garden has been released from its
bandsees and shines IN its golden glory. It was
AZ object Of much attention and admiration to the
passers in the adjacent streets yesterday.
The sale of seats for the first week of the Jefferson
and Florence company's engagement at the Garden
Theatre begins this morning.
The company that is to support Mr.. and Mrs Kendall
their coming tour arrived here the Aurania yes
;erday. 1t is the same with two three exceptions
A. last year.
Mle. Waltz, who is in her second week at the Eden
Musee viii appear at the Tenderloin Club tomorrow
night and sing some Of her Partisan songs
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= sse victora's guns are so defective that the
I.-sr,dent Of the Royal Gun Factory at woolwich
rkuaphed for from VILE Franche TO proceed
- - once from Hamburg. where by good luck
s's.npened to be. 10 inspect them: and that the
y. p.reIl. the only other ship that carries the
S~,es failures is not 10 be allowed TO carry out her
-, cusrter's expenditure Of ammunition II she
,,on be, which l doubt, attached TO the Channel
- The sooner these three ships are supplied with
IS Of reasonable size, not entirely dependent on
..ehnery for working them, the better.
THE TRAINING.SHIP BRITANNIA.
n DE recent scandal about bullying newly entered
rs and stealing their pocket money BY some seniors
= board the trainng-shp Britannia were to result
< the abolition Of that establishment the country
could be q great gamer. II is stated-and ! can
xea believe it-thst each cadet costs US $500, in
edition to the s75 year. besides extras-or. rather
exeludine holidays, per nine months-paid by the pa
-sss The system is wholly faulty and it is surpris
ne that IT has been allowed to exist so long.
EDMUND YATES.
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up nr11IRp N wAsH1yerOy.

Washington, Oct. specaD.-E~ 5 willard MADE
his first appearance in Washington tonight ana the
new National Theatre had distinguished audience,
which was evidently thoroughly satisfied both with
the actor and Henry Arthur Joness strong play, The
Middlsmans Tie PIECE was produced under the man
aseent Of A NJ Palmer. and there was the same care
a. TO detail Of scenery and properties which marked
rs presentation in New York last year, Henry c..
jarrett MI Palmers representative looking after that.
The strong and forceful acting Of Mr.. Willard its per
feet freedom from any attempt at theatrical effect and
rs thorough naturalness carried the audience to the
height Of enthusiasm, and the curtain obliged to
be raised at the close OF every act. After the third
act there three recalls and equal number at
me close Of the fourth act. Miss Marie Burroughs
filed every requirement Of the difficult and trying part
Of Mary Blenksrn, and won golden opinions from the
audience for her sympathetic and womanly acting.
The cast generally was excellect and the Of the
stage in the capable hands Of Percy Winter. The
consensus Of opinion is that no English actor aside
from Henry Irving has come 10 this country who pos
the keen anaytical power and the flexible ard
resonant voice ard The vigorous and forceful action
that Mr.. Willard does. HIS engagement promises 10 be
an artistic as well as financial success.
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on tine committee He practically had charge Of
me measure as the representative Of NewYork City
On mat committee and II there was any remiss
not charge IT, nor do believe it-but, II there wes
any one az tault, IL was not member of the Leg1s-
azure back here at Albany, but Il was a member Of
tle New fCrh delegation IN the House Of Representa-
HNes az washington. Nong continued applause.l
spocsholders OF Eastern railroad ,mpauies In
the location Of the Fair in New-YOrk. presumably be-
cause OF the revenues to Be deprived from transporta
non. Now; Mr.. Flower Is director and stakeholder
n several western railroad companies. II he
Republican running for Office. director and stOckholder
as ne Is n Western railroad companies, centring in
Ihltago the whole Democratic press would howl him
uoNn a. having sold out his city this great issue
tA1pausel But fair-minded Republicans above
any such attacks that. They believe that with
respect TO honorable citizen Of New York. what
ever his pecuniary interests nav BE- the honor and the
dignity and the prosperity Of his state stand first and
before everything else. Renewed applause
Senator HsoOck closed with a reference 10 National
issues, and the effects which NJ, being felt from
the tariff legislation,
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VOTERS IN NEWARK SHOULD REGIsTE

VOTERS IN NEWARK SHOULD REGISTER TO-DAY.
To-day is registry day for the charter election in New
,rh MANY Republicans voters do business ID Newly
and IL Is desirable they should register toby oeofS
gope To business the name OF the voter Is reg
stored he cannot vote The registry places are open
from z 4. m until p M
busine.s mems meeting will be held tonight IN ESsN
Hall CIlnton-st. Ex-Judge j. Frank Fort VIII lake Al
address Fx-Congressman Herman Lehlbach' h' NJ
pubesn candidate for Mayor and eN-MayOr "lDerI wi
ms N Jersey City. will also make addresses
The Republican Club will hold an Informal reception
next Friday night the guests VIII DE- "ehtla
r. gurd Grubb Minister Spain; Gilbert collins Of
rersev CITY. Foster NJ Voorhees, q Elizabeth ana eX
senator John w. Grlggs Of Passaic.
Mr. Lehbach the Republican candidate Tor mayor, al
drs.ed three large last night one being an la
an meeting and another a meeting Of coor.d votcrr
The Republican primaries for Assembly nominations
we're held last night and delegates vera also chosen 90
nominate candidate for DlrectoratLarse Of the Board
" Freeholders.
A Home Rule Club organized BY young Rfpulh
cans At the Continental Hotel last night with good
membership.
The Independent Democrats have prepared many
thousands Of circulars for distribution denouneinE boss
rule and calling upon honest Democrats TO h-e up and
crush it, The Independents have established head
quarters at No e1o Marktst and have hung out large
transrarency.
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Death IN 4 FUNERAL PROCESSION.

one PERSON KILLED AND A NUMBER INJURED
on ACCOUNT OF A RUNAWAY.
Des MOines Iowa. Oct 5.-A series of frightfgl ac-
atents occurred in funeral procession al Altoona
pdsy, in which one was killed outright. four
pther persons fatally injured and score of people
bruised and fractured procession Of forty carriages
vas following the body Of Nicholas HemstIeet from
The church to the cemetery distance ont of town
While the procession winding down hill, q team
IN the rear became frightened at a steam-threshing
machine and started to run. The road was narrow
and the runaway horses ran into and upsc; dozen
carriages In front Of them, breaking six of them into
splinters and scattering the occupants broadcast
A panic ensued the other teams ran away men
and women jumped out Of the carriages, only 70 NC
tramplsd on by runaway teams. When quet was
restored il was found that Edwin DresteH oi ~
toona, killed; Joseph Perdue, telesi@P" "
orator from Grinnell, internally injured anu 'aD
not i've Mrs. J. o. Mason, seventy years oiu' 80
leg broken in two places, otherwise I"'u-o"' s
Is not expected 10 live. F. :. sayre she If Newton
cannot live till morning. Mrs X; = Lard IN he no
SO badly frightened that there Is ,,S ,rere
chance for recovery Among others b a9S S+h oF
Mrs James Parker aud Mrs lsaAc IuIAel, I Ioi a.
Altoona Fully twenty others were more OF ieSS III
4urNH
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pa.rodi.e Notice

Should be read daily Ly all interested, as changes
Letters for ioeign Countries need not be specially sd
S Hss9 iS IS da 70 sad q sos
eTcial doeuassts letters a9S :2seaHy addressed oehs
or5iga maj; fof the wseh ,h end.g October 10 win
cog DslD1PT i fof = ESf ti s pei VI.
southampton d sr,mn 4Stie fS t po,d a I,TSS e
per EuripiGes. -. e.. -
Maes IT, Va o. ens5osn At a. m for Earcpe' per
Ksser Wneun II, Wa SOUTHAMPTON an BreHoa petsefs
io' Is 81 slda direct per Noodaad Antwerp
supplementary 4 M for Venezuela ana oatseas. also
sS.1 E 1 a.. Be drsed per ' ss Gt
ph.s'Di At l p m for cuba per, = 5 Nsgsrs; ",
" Dumo deter, fI for Pus1s coll Bali.
9: H. nq o s Il 3D. ana Jrey,oA
o% e. as: a. ION w 5s sr'a'a' 'a4
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ensa tss II S ON ., yer from qTGH at 80
p 51hT!SSRpXY@4S a * s..li apd ne T. Plat.
per- mona. Ad l from SeSP9rt News et for other
d. i q. Rio n js6e re a fs'i santos also Ia FAD
GS@' .t.ei Ea Ee b. s'92s . sp; s'
for Great Britain except London unless specially a.
i;s'4 enc IL, 65r per bark. Il Esps S d.
So; per ASra soe. A az 80 Germany FOR DsS Sases
sSDea AZ. SfFT Esr end Fs:ss s kesP.
ei'eet per . s. :Isna Cstsrs must fe drsssed per
Islandmi; AZ 5 =. Ia lOE Netherlands d1ect per :. q
Obdenl va Rotterdam letters must BE- dircctc per
ObdsniD: a. 80 o. m. for scotland direct per 8:
.,Ssr City Of Kome"I at 10 N. FOR Proxreso Ter
- Hakana flettsra soP other Mexican States must %
dir~e I'D ''p,r nstana'D az 10 a (supplemensy
- a. M ios Central America tgAeept Costa Heal snd
or Ta ,Spndms SfS II 80 NJ or Fcr.uSe Island .ni
4Gaisa so Jasme1 ana 1Sr A H1s es{ss f haa
ma Yuratan per zaba rtters FOR C and Tan.
no direct and othsi Mexican States Wa Vera Cruz
must be directed pr orizsba"); az II m. for 0~-
~ M for g. .Mdul6n, per steamer From North
sCNDAY-At 8 ,. m. for Costa Rica via LinOn. per 8.
= fIoQuin from New-Orerhs
samoan Islands per M0nOwa from Frsacl.col,
daily up ~ Oct 10 az 80 D. tor on Arrival
a. New-York Of Unhgis. Win British mails for Aus
tIalia Mails Tor China and Japan, per
C. d Picking from Franciseol close here daily up
ti5 at 80 Mails Tor the Society Islands,
hip City a Pspsn from san Freaceo else here daily
Ss rS 70 HALIFAX and henee by steamer oss - ss snes
sad thence by Steamer close At his oEcs daily = %
Mall: t9F cub y raj 10 2 Ts%sa s . end s
s es for .ssf Wees ~ tes.
Ai fss rs are forwarded to san rr,nc,se
daily and he schedule Of closing il arranged the pre
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland trznst " s2d
Francisco Mails from the Fast arriving tine at sa4
hence the Day Registered mail closes 90 "a
Pro'f1' 1A'' CORNELIUS vsv corr. pestmasses.
Psstsnace. New-Yos2, ~ r.. oetober = 1891
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GLOOM IN THE WIGWAM.

CARFWORN BRAVES OF THE COMMITTEE OF
TwENTY-FoUR NEET-wHY THEY ARE SAD.
The Tammany Han Committee Of Twenty four held q
.olemn meeting at the WlgEam yesterday afternoon
Tie virtual announcement of the representatives oi
organized labor that they mean 70 support }. oloa'
Fassett for Governor on the blanket bilot Issue nae
"A serious effect upon the faces OF the leaders MOI
one Of them looked as II he had heard particle OF
GOOD news in a week. While they were in session
the report OF Herman Cechs's resignation from Tue
democratic National Committee became known, ana
this news added materially % the gloom.
Thomas F. Gilroy presided, as usual, and John L
sheehan the brother Of the Democratic candidate ioi
Lieutenant Governor, was secretary. The Iamihah5
neope were bOasting a week ago that 1t would not be
necessary 10 hold any meetings Flower would be
elected anyway But they changed their plan yes
tsrdav and concluded 20 hold two grand mass meet
togss "A the big Wigwam--one or Thursday evening,
"toher Is and the other Friday evening, october
80.
Another evidence of the alarm which mas seized the
warriors Of Tammany found IN yesterdays pro
.eedtnqs when Mr.. Croker arose and addressed MS
totowers On the local He urged them, hfst
n, greater effort and called upon them especially 70
&c that every man, who would vote the Tammany
ticket was registered to-day. He implored them ho'
% take any chances, but get ther mems names on
h reos4rv hooks at once Then he referred 70 local
nominations lie did not want TO influence theif nc
tion-of course not-but In the present emergency /"
,VouId be we'll he II something were aone u
o,cIlate the voorhs people. The best way TO 90 ths
vas 10 give them recognition on The peAs' @f oSN'''
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NOTES or INTEREST FROM PRINCETON.

Princeton, Y. j.. oct Sat a meeting Of the Phil
delphian Society It was decided to publish monthly
paper 10 be known as The Bulletin and to be de
voted to religious news Of the college. Tue following
chosen members Of the Board Of Editors King
Hsvens, 6 Huston and spoOner, Of the senior class
Cochran, Post and Mullen, of the Junior class, and
Erdnan and Forsyth, of the sophomore class Tx
members received into the society IT, fall uum1el
lss
The second round Of the fall tennis tournament re
suited as follows: Miller beat Nicely 81, e.
Jennie beat Carter 6-3, &c, 70; Little beat Her
aek &C, IO-e 6-4; Johnson beat Mccormick Cd
e-2; Colby beat Floyd O. 81. 6-1: Belts beat
{. N. cCormick C. 10; J. Miller beat PLItt o-l
go; HeriCk beat Benedict 81, 6-3.
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS IN BROOKLYN.


There were enthusiastic meetings by Brooklyn Re
pubucans in several parts Of that city last evening
The Second Ward League met at No. At sands-st and
listened to addresses by David Healey, C. L. Hubbe
and Hyand Flower.
The Republicans Of the Eighth Ward met at Thro-
and Fity-fourth-st. and were addressed by Major
Z. R. Corwtn P. D. Murray, John Wlnslow, c. b. For
roster and Dr.. r. c. Eccles
n. W. NOrthrup and other wellknoTn speakers
were heard at the campaign headquarters Of the Nir-
Ward Republicans, No. 331 Flatbush-ave., and were
loudly appIauded for their words Of praise of the state
ticket
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Association indorsed
Edward schleuter Of that ward, for the Senate nom
nation. Addresses were made by Joseph BENJAMIN,
Samuel ". Murphy and ex-Assemblyman George Wren
There was an enthusiastic meeting Of the Fssset
Campaign Club OF the Fifteenth Ward at its head
quarters No I13 WitheTsst Theodore Scott presided
Stirring addresses were made by ex-Supervisor John
Westervet and a number Of others.
The Francis F. Williams Eighteenth Ward Battery
met last night at No IL Bushwick-ave:, and enthus-
sstcaIy indorsed the state ticket and arranged lor
Active work in the interest OF the Republican party
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THE BANK COULDN'T STAND TIE Run.

Pittsburg, Oct 5-A TdSstate News Bureau dis
patch from Phlhpsburg, Centre County, Penn, ssys'
The Pmllipsburg Bank closed its doors today, IN
nouneng that on account of the continued demand from
the depostors II was deemed best suspend payment
90 into liquidation. The cashier stated that b
firmly believed all deposits would be psld N fuil
Ever since the Clesred Bank closed and the Housz-
dale Bank failed. the Phlhpsburg Institution has ex-
perenced unprecedented run. At last the heavy
depositoFs took fright and began quiet checking q
their balances which resulted IN the announcement
to-day. Ii is feared many private individuals ar0 con-
Germs viii 90 down in the general crash that seams
inn min
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WHAT aOITR TIM SAYS.
HE HAS BET on FLOWER, BUT ADMITS THE
REPUBLICANS ARE IN BETTER TRIM.

HE HAS BET on FLOWER BUT ADMITS The
REPUBLICANS ARE IN BETTER TRIM
Washington Oct 5 (speciau.-~ Our Tim who is to
represent the With New-York District in Congress
during the next two years. is in Washington. 1t
appears that he cannot vote for Flower and Tammany
next month; at least he cannot do so lawfully. be-
cause, according 10 his own statement. he has been
putting his money up" on the Democratic state ticket
Timothy protests that he is sanguine' but he ad-
mits that the Democrats engaged in what he calls
almost a life and death battle" To a reporter he
said
Il think it is almost life and death battle that IS
being fought in this falls campaign for Governor Oh
New sork. / am sanguine Of Democratic success. as
! have shown by putting my money up on IL. some
folks think that am wrong. but am satisfied that
Mr. Flower viii be elected
"what is the reason for the doubt that seemed to
be felt by Democrats - asked the reporter
@why, the Republicans have got together for the
first time in years and therefore IN better shape
TO make a fight We, on the other hand nave some
bad feeling TO contend with, though DO not lnk u
will amount 10 much The fact that TanmanV ex-
Guided delegates from the convention who thought the
had right there has caused complaint of Tammany s
rTnninR Ticket
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candidates. Union with voorhs Democrats locally, Mr.
Croker believed. would strengthen the whole ticket
He would expect the district eaders TO bear the ne
eosites of the situation in mind when making up their
district nominations The response to Mr.. Cookers
marks found last night In reports from various
districts that voorhis men are rising up as can
dioates for Assembly and Aldermen. TO the disnay OF
the old Tammsny warhsrses. There were so many OF
them that wigwam leader said that the demands OF
the voorhis men in the districts would cause more
trouble thar they were worth.
Alderman Clancy, Of the With District, was mucn
annoyed that there should be any fault found with
the psster' ballot. e. II has worked admirably he
said. We never had anything 30 satisfactory . I'D
the lower districts where the voters are ignorant IS
Just the thing for saving the Tsmmany vote IN the
upper part Of the town, where the people are ed-
ucsted ID may not suit them so well, but with us ~ Is
all right ana we want no changes 10 blanket DalotS
or any new-fangled SYSTEM
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DIED.

AMEs-At colllnsville, Conn, October . William H.
BALDWIN, LltehGeld. Conn, October g. George Ly-
Baldwin, aged % years
BENJAMIN-At his home in Stratford, Ct, Oct Sd,
nsa from "a ss ehs asS so on wednesday
october 7th, at O'Clock y. m.
Please omit flowers.
train sSv9g rain at 70, 1s sSpn''
sons of the Revolution, once Of the secretary,
New York, 5h, ls91-wlth regret r. announced
the death of Mr. Frederick A. BENJAMIN son OF Lielsenss
Adutant Aaron Benjamin. OF the LIST Regiment Con.
pecticpt Continental Infantry aesiye msnber q this
STANFORD dSS %daesday c.oSs p
FREDERICK 5. TALLMADGE, President
JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY Secretary.
coLEMAN-Ensersd into req az NorotOn GoG9 sssr
%SnsJ In The SON Seaf Of his sse
yaey eryees VII be he'd On fSS,SSy me sh
In 1s tat At Anlty New. YORK.
o cs at sta sam %ssf and 0os an at t'S
pEvEREyX-s .nday. October I. HelmestA y. !.
o. New-Orlelns
KEEBTog Monday Oct a a.. BIS Es,ds"fs e, 80 '
LIYERMORE-on Sunday, October :, after lingering
hsss EST ae Tdsn as' 81 Vest 4sh 10
o'clock "Wednesday morning.
Kindly omit flowers.
NTFE s9s a s OF q Assqs r. hsgi daughter Of tie
4o on wedn n SSf as e
~ ds Son Sans O. ssa Susan E
East Orange
! soCIE9-As Chatham Centre, y 7. sunday os;ossr
T. IN the oath year oil his aye, Rev Joel squisr OF the
Troy NJ X. Conference.
Internent az Woodlawn Cemetery.
sTgDwELass gsea; BarOE e. sS Mass october s.
Funeral services a. his late residence 81 Monroe Place
Brooklyn, Thursday october ., 1891 az 80 .. m
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80 O'Clock D.
Please omit flowers.
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,