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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
THIBODEAUX.


8as bebeutet bieies @orts IS lit
bas 9anbels3ei6en bes
Cinderella f. q aIaHes.
Sa I'M Wabltabre befanntlid @ez
i6aftsfiae berrf6t urb mir einen groz
BEN gorratb BON S6ubmerf fur Ser
ren, 9amen unf' &inber an 6anb
baben, neueite Gacons unb Multer, 10
.berfaufen mir Iaes gum &pi H.
preie unb liefern bic 8emeiie ba=
fir. Ollie Waaren iinb ueu unb MUIR
ben ipeaiea fir bieien Sommer beftent.
Sie preiie limb iiberaa in 3ablen auz
segeben. Wer bilig unb gut faufen
Mill. gebe gum
Sinoerella Sdmb Yalaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
eampst Gminin .6air 2pnic.

bas bette 0aaritdrfunssmittel Der @elt,
beieitigt S6uppen, perbinbert baS
4usfalen Der 9aare, bei6leunist ben
9aarmu6s, inbem es bic seiun6e Sbd=
tigteit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe Slai9e
1T nit Dem Namen bes grfinbers Oss
car Samosb berieben. preis per
Jtaf6e $1.00. gu baben in alem
Npotbefen. Generals gentur i'm @itp
9rug Store, 6. &euB, SfsGommerces
StraBe, mabe Der Bride.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

wi6tiees politii6es Greignib angelo
bett uerben piirbe.
Meln bic &epublifaner biefes Siz
ftriffes Bic n6tbige &lbrigfeit ertDis
deift, fanr smeifeln mir ni6t barar, baB
Der II. teranii6e &ongreBs9 iitrift int
So. aomgreHe pertreten iein uirb bur6
6enrD Serreu BON San Nntpnio!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

4en frhber betanbelt wurbe unb mtt welnen WaitteIn.
Verlorene Mannbarkeits ionic aue
S4ut4en Der Qei4Ie&tsursane beftmmt furirt.
Observation-Disclosures tperben TN 9auis
peg 2Ianfeu nut ctne Snifrumente tursr.. Gtn puu'
betpeuee 9etEmitteI.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
liant, ees 4tutes unb 6ersens. Der aeber uus Der
&iersu, -
Syphilis. Das am stf&wtnpefen unr hGsrf.n
betlenbe MitfeI 4ur earduttrt.
HAut-Arankheitend ueY Nrt merbeu tn
xlrf, NJ aabere &uren mtblausen.s
Gup&tuerlicher Abffuss utfb stonpt
IN EN- 4dar 9a8en trrrt.
W2etne @etbpoen.
!. 8rete gpu{nItattcn tn Der Office ober per BOT.
4. Genepe uuterfuHnns unh DtdgpcSe.
Z. Sober mtrb ant @runb utHen{heftI.1er prfnstrteu
tftanbelt uub {eiu pber tbr Gou wtrS sd fpeeteuem
Gtubtnm aema@t.
4. Niniee Preife unp Iet&te 8apunssbebinsunsen.
81 ben metffen 6duen fam bte araufpett i'm Sauie
tte &ranfen tebanbelt mereen.
Sdrttbt nm 5pmptcm . Srrmalar DC. l, iGr Ndn.
&9rstbt I'm spmptpm .~5ormrlar Ro ., fur erauep,
81fttbkuin Spnptcms Gormular no. 8, fhr 3auts
Britfe perben prompt becntwprtet. aue Gef4dfte
5shesm setalteu. WebtStn rtrb perbpraen ssfanbt
3 ~sIereHseu : tte Uanfeu BON Gan antonto
3entfM gefprnMen.
aQan ubreffre an pter 1pre&e Dor lei
,. N HATHAWAY, M. ID,
etspeus @etdube, 80 nnb IS Mef : Gommereeftfafe,
Gan Antpnto, Ee5os, cine Treppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
gomtber,t paciftc 3 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Na6 Nem=O rleahs, 9ou1ton umb Sal.
befton tdgli6 1920 Ma6m. unb 900
ubr Mbenbs.
Na6 San Sranciseo, 81 paio unb
eagle paB tdglid 4:30 Wa6m. unb
1855 8orm.
Mnfunft.
8on 9ieipsO Orleans, 9ouffpr unb @als
oeiton tdgli6 1900 9orm. unb 4:05
Na6m.
8on San SraneiSco, 81 BaiO nnb
eagle 8aB tdgli6 1880 Na9m. unb
1870 Menbs..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

= Sn Der 9auptltabt Mierito murbe
Der General pOrfirio 8ia3 am 80.
September formeQ auf weitere 4 Sabre,
%beginnenb anl l.. December, gum prdlis
benton Der Ser. Staaten bon Merifo
prodamirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
Giienbabn Gabr= Ylau.
3. & 6. y. Babu.

-. " ". ~. 0uDN.
Mbfabrt.
Na6 ct. Souls 1bia Sron Meuntait
ober SO. 6. & 1880 Morgens.
Na6 ct. 2uuis pia Sron Mpumtait1
&pnte ..........6:O 100 Mbenbs.
Na1 2arebp. 1856 8prm.
M"ntunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Srom Mountaim & 80.
Sc. & S............-.9:35 0prm.
Gon ct. 2ouiS, Sron Mountain & 81.
6. &S..........-.1O:55 Nbenb5.
GDn GdrebD :35 Ha1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

Spn ntt, fctamt ntft6! Nber peun bu bic lrtppe
binupter fdtnf, 70 ttscmmf tu bic fdinteu geuIen am
acpf-pcn ieltl, unb 90 tieie niht BON ieibh fcrtses
Zen, 70 bate bir cine 4laide Galpattcm= Sci iu 6auie.
aoffet nur IS GentS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

SeedDam's Yillen iucrbem 0oftors
&e6nungen erfparen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

Sabe i'm imm.r BET Ter 3ane, Tenn 0etBuA srbebt
helm eetptn. sBir meinsn Or. Buu's Snfsns Sprup
s,stn Sufttn uni Grtdliuns .tr furi,t tt6. psetS 2j
Gsnts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
9eutfhe Sob office mnb Bud,
binoerei.

Oeuti6e, iotuie en9lii1e SrudzM r,
beiten perben prompt unb bilig pers
tsrtlst BON Sobn S6ott, So Z
Norb Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
nnberDanlt9fett.

aus nnperbauli6fett en%tfprtnser rnebf
Qetbtn ais fih Der Gate, la tn Yielen Sdaelt
Der Mr3t. trdun,en ldBt..-8 ppfetben,
G&mfhbet, @adenletben, qeber-M feetio>
men. atsenetne Sdwd6e, &ebtrsefdId>
efntett, 8ldblnsen uub %frampfbafte
Smnesset, fms tdafs auftretenbe Mn-
seintn biefer erBarnnnsslDfen @ei6el.-
DIR erfe @dritt. BUR Gntfernans btefes
9ttbtus 1T cine &esuitrlns unb 8rdftt>
9un8 be gtihwdtfen gerbauunss>ger
fabsens turh e,ne 5eituemdee M~ntpenbuna
BON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01

Ga stne seraue @ebraatsanwet>
fan8 tetfr Sfaihe bsefeS untperfal-
tatttels teieesebea TT, 70 tSnner, MIR bent
3etbtrbtn ben Matb erttetlen: 6abe
3utraafn gu Or. Musuf &6nts's 6ant<
burger Srcpfen, befolse senau bic fur
BIN @etrauA ~eesebenet gprf6rtften unb
bas Mefultat tpirb In ieber 6tniTht au-
frtebtnfefIenb fur DID a~usfanen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-01
@egen M%bemmatismns

ST aper's Sariaparina Elm uni5dsbares WitteI.
Die quaIucqen Stfneraen bes Rbeun,atisnsus faIz
len onf bic Reiden mie auf bic arrnen. Dieies
nebeI bat feinen @runb III elmer In, BIute Iiegen<
ben Sdure- t~neiftens bic GoIse bapon, bab man
feu9ter SUIT ober pl6sIiber @etterwe9ieI ausses
fettwar- uno sreift sep0bnIid bic srSbern @Iiebs
raben an. 5eiIuns Fam man muir bann %erIanqen,
Iuena man bas Gift aus benz glute ~entfernt ; u,b
ba3u 1T nidts better as Mper's garfaparfua,
!; f. ': !: :: =: I: Nimm : :: :: Geo.; &C., e.: {:
spesiFia 'fi6ts - baIfen. 70 bez
)1loB I'D sulest, einet atbaItenben geriub nit
Aper's Sariapariqa Su MAIDEN. Sm @ansen perz
braudte t9 nnsefabr a9t5ebn SIai9en, unb ieitbs:t
1T bas t1ebeI nidt auriidsetebrt."-S. g. Green.
Sobnstopn. Ohio.
nNa4bem i'd Sabre lang an Rbeunatismus ses
iitten bate, lieb i'd mid sa einem 8eriube nit
Mper's SarfapariQa bereoen, unb fe that rairfos
9Iei6 gut. S6fesesroBes Dertrauen in tbre raee
-Sisinti6en arafte.H-S. .. @in9eRer, SoISen, @e.
ADer's S%arfaparilla.
3abereitet bon DR.. s. 6. aper & Co., aopeu, @aI.
Seiit Mnaere, t0irb Sid beileu
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Jury List.

me following Is list q the persons drawn
10 serve IS Jurors AZ september court. which
/ conNenss Monday. sept SSH lssa-
GsASD JURORS.
I Bloom. 4. Hess, J. ". Kramer, Ch&s. nrly
b~SNer-I. Basin, HetekiAh Hosier.
/ BrtSrcre~s-J. c. Cri>-nAn-
oarAwissS-Eli.s :. Weaver.
CentrAl:a-John Nulligan.
ftshirscre-k-DxyfdY YoS-.
{ Franklin-Rohsrr Weaver.
/ GreSawccd-Elhs Ewes
HeuloeS-John weliiv-r.
/ JASkSoc-Auen NcHeury.
/ Locust -Ionn Hughes ". L Snyter.
Nain-L A D.li4s, Ge,arse Fisher.
| MI PleAsAnt-l Howell. {. W. Nsso1-
Pce-Ci. r. Go-cner, James Kinney.
s1eario&f-A4ron r Fritz. 4. L Eritz. Josiah
P. Fritz
rKLvEEsg grEoEs-FiRsr ~EEK-
B;oo1-c. P. Armstrong. Boyd Obi. Clark
Bentoa-B. 6. Black, Perry scHenry.
Ber~tck-I, Il Hoyt, W. J. Knoor, Joel Sor-
BrArcrees-N. Bower. John sitter.
Centre-kiishS H4senouch. J. = H&gsrhuch.
cooyhSaAn-Pa,rickH Haley.
FtshinScreek-AlfrrdE EvelAnd. John 2. Hess.
J. y. seHeAry, &. n. Yost.
Frshkhh-Sylyester Hover.
SrssnEood-J, z Allea. Il J. xeEwen. Jos
HeDlock-Iohn p.>suruad
SSdisol-A a smith.
Nt-in-Hs nry Heller, John Lut1-
aoctcIr-Ellss Gisger. z LAxArrs
NJ. Fleis4Et-Hir1E CrouS-.
ora-S-A. B. Herring. c. 2. NesAr-sll.
FEc-aichAr6 " Ailgnoye-.
Ro1rEScrs=S->ohn whittier.
White
SECOND vEyE.
Biooc-srarlsy Bryrogie, John B. Casey. J.
y. Jo.es- G. W. kckslvy, {, Aebrtts, Geo. ".
sgpphes-
Be4,er-SInrel Hori2cser.
Bectoe-W- B Gieeoc- : :. Harvey, 81 ulrz
5@rStcS-How&rd W. Bower, ~. SuaitA-
Lynn.
CSrswtssA-wilhEr HzrrS-.
Ceatrs-WtllfzEa G,eESSt
Ce1-ralt1-Nzrli- Welsh
Co1yreh2E-IoAa p. Hxnnoz-
>hLgcreSS-Danisl kcHeary. David Wa.
Fer.
srR.ktE-Hscry GrolJsA&u. PsAsyI-
SFsS1E o'ot-H- ssrtA J. = GirJol-
Nsdlsoz--o1n :. hre2nsrr, J. WIS.,
h4iE-n 3 Fs-leTvlf. J. p Nuss
AEE-I. z E1WEA.. = Il CrezSy
OrArss-ES-,l ". RttlzEnEn-
E1iE-l--- .reak k-ErEn..S LSvIc.
>ec-T-u- 3 Seitcs.
>2sArl1at-S- ". Eess- J. " Larsh.
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Continuous Track Of Steel to Boston.
THE HEADINGS PoUG KrEPSIE BRIDGE
ROUTE.

No longer 10 travellers between
this section Of the country aud New
England have to undergo the discon,.
forts Of street transfer through the city
OF New York. This has all been OBJ
waited, and the Reading Railroad with
its continuous line OF steel rail now
carries its passengers in trains. vesti-
buled from end to end, from Philadel-
phla to Boston without single change
OF cars. This new route. which is via
the great Poughkeepsie Bridge. has
many attractions, and is rapidly be-
coming very popular. The accom-.
modations are hrst-class in every res.
pec,; the trains are vestibuled from
end TO end and are scheduled on fast
express time; the roadway is perfect,
making the rlde pleasant and comfort
able ; the country traversed abounds
in grand and picturesque scenery and
the coaches are very models OF the
car builders art. There are both day
and night trains run in each direction,
the day trains being vestibuled and
having Pullman Buffet Parlor cars at.
tached,and the night trains have Pull
man Buffet Sleeping Cars The eas,
bound trains are the New England
Day Express. which leaves Philadel-
phia 9th and Green SITS. on weekdays
only at 1890 A. NJ. and the New
England Night Express which leaves
9th and Green Sts. at Gas p. NJ. and
~ and Chestnut SITS. a, 6.,oP P. NJ.
daily. Sundays included. The west
bound trains are the Quaker City Day
Express which leaves Boston. N. Y.
Y y. E. r. r. Summer ST. depot.
on weekdays only. at $50 A. NJ, and 1
the Quaker City Night Express, which .
leaves Boston, (B X NJ. K. r. Cause /.
way ST. depot at 5.4S P. NJ dayly. I
included.
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Where the grasses are kissed by the
wand'rins b-eere,
And the fields are nch with the golden
grain;
Where the schooner ploughs through
the prairie seas,
To It's destined po-t on the western
plain;
Where homes may never Be soa-h: in
vain,
And hope IS the ihriftiest plan, tha,
grows;
Whe'e man may ever his nights main
tam.
The land IS as free Is the wind ,ha.
blows
For further particulars apply TO the
uea1eS1 TIck@; A-ert. O address Iotr
r Fo;t- District Passenger Agent.
$50 William Street, Wil.iamspo-.. Pa
1-S-I:t-
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e l-;s,ss; % Yong Nz--

fourg men desiring ! s-ccsss:u,
s,art IN business life should wri.e %
Palms Business College, I-oq Chest
nut s., Philadelphia, f0- handsome
cl-cul1rs. which vii Dc sen. f-se. no
vlded you name this pauer. This
institution issues : Lie Scholarship
for Fu'y Dollars. and secures s;,ua-
tons for rs graduates This Is ra-e
eh2nce io- those who vish 10 become
bread winners.
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AUDITORS NOTICE
Efsl.f = RansArslI H. R,rssr. sses,-ss,i.

Ess-,s e Rsalsl-sy X. F,s-ss1-. sses'lsei-
NCEtcS = ks-s1T -ITs. rhEE rhss uritzrSs -r-,f
Qgcl1-E,1 1T TIE lffll11's llrU. An A Toe r,
1szrieEGs THE tLnG IN lk= 1Ac,.s q lez l1--tzts-
trHror x s211 ss14Gs. 20 ard A1-1ssE r1s parties
e1'lfl-'t IEsfst0. vii EdJe-1 ~ hts c1ta u.
h.lc-E sc-sis, q >LrUr1Ey. TIE tlrk 1IT o = D
tsleer. A r. i.2- AZ tra gief1rt O. thz l1rszcG-
20 PerIc-r- The duties q Ms ErEctzlEsCr. All
parties Interested Ard hAvtzE cLk.1.s ur.1c sHti
r1.s1 Arr required % EIls-t k-t establish rE=.-
r.sAt rr " tcrsTsr 1soaErs,t fruZ a1Eztn. 7. -
ca Ees SAID .-21 JOHN G. FEEE1E
s-5-s-- Ag&gcr.
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Electric Bit.sH.

Ms rs-ne1y Is becoming 50 vell know.
10 80 Po2a!Ar Is 70 Besed 10 special mention
An "no have used Eiersric b;ters sns the
sane song o p-aise--A pcre- medicine does
not ex's; and il Is guaranteed 70 Do al ,h,t
felaine1 Elecsric B,te-S vii cure al i;s.
eases Of The Live, and Kidneys, Will re-ov.
PinpleS So:ls. Sd; Rheun ana o;her aTe-.
tions caused ~ inpz-e blood VIII driv4
Malaria from The sys,er, and p-even, Is wall
as c-re al Mzla-izl feve-s.-Fo- cure q.
HGdaeae, Coas;ipz,ioa aai Indigestion nv
E2ertrTe H;tsS-El:i-e satisfaction c-,x-zr.
eerd, or money refradei-Price 80 cts. A.;
&Loo per ho:ile I: c. A Kleiz's Drugstore.
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FOR SALE

pesirSble vacant lots and : numoe- oi good
he1Se> and lots In Bloomsbury, PS The best
business stand 10 Bloomsbury. A very deSira-
ee prOperty containing ~ acres and nrSt class
buildings with ecod will IN business worth
tias 20 siSC per year 81 Willow Grove
Dwellings In Espy, OranSeville and Beach
Haven AlsrSe number Of farms IN Columbia
County, one IN Lu-ernA County, one IN Virginia
Two Country St1rS stands In Columbia County
and one in Lurerns County, water power
r,zning mill. dry dock and lumber yard and
snccs In Besch Haven. Pa. Also 10 AcneS q
good fSrm land az sane pl&ce. by VI. 2. LUTZ
= SoN. Insurance and Real Estate Agents
RIooNSBCRG,. PA. u.
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@ 0ULD SAY EVERYTHING

THE BALD-HEADED MAN GOT AZ ,,..
BABY TALK AS HE COULD sr,yD wv"
From the Detroi. Tribune.
The birds sang blithely, oos,
refreshing breeze played win j5'"Is %s
green foliage; q sky Of undesiV, l'V
azure bent over a rejoicing wo.iI ,~5'l
but the young woman in the 6rS.ci..,
coach was indifferent to all else las ."''
the ill.favored baby in her arms IT,e Ii,
on the infant she was shoverIp
admiration in lavish quantities Ips Tbss
train had proceeded abou, ff.v r,;io, %e
when she found herself CONSTANCE ,''ts ~
share ecstasy with the tall, bald. head
ed man just across the aisle.
What" she rap,urously demardod
gazing a, the baby, could be swes,
err" WY
The bald.headed man smiled in
sickly way. Several sweeter tbinns
than a baby seemed to occur to bi.
mind, but he mentioned none.
Nothing.
Inc young woman was replying to
herself, radiant with maternal love.
Messing. no nossing wuz swee,er ,
She had buried her face in the r,;
ment OF the ill-:avored infant to whom
she was iterating her positive de-.
claration. The bald-headed man
felt 1t his duty to say something.
"Does-er-ah-your baby talk,r
"Talk1"
The young woman appeared to be
astonished that there should he ,rs
doubt about it.
"Why that child" she enthusiastical.
ly insisted, "can say everything"
With triumphant smile at the
tall, bald headed man the young
proceeded to illustrate.
Say NANNY, tootsey.n
The ill-favoTed baby stared vacant.
ly.
Hes trying to remember" She
proudly explained.
The illfavoTed baby dug its fist into
its mouth.
Say mamma tootsey."
Goo gurgled the infant
The young woman clasped her
hands in delight.
Did you ever hear anything so dis.
tinct?" she eagerly asked.
The bald-headed man refrajned
from committing himself.
Say papa, tootsey."
Flushed with success the Young
woman was proceeding another step
In the demonstration OF the content.
ION that the baby could say anything.
"Say papa, tootsey."
The baby emitted a nondescnp,
grunt.
"Did you ever hear anything 50
plaini"
She literally fell upon the ill.favor.
ed BIT OF humanity in her arms and
nearly smothered it with kisses.
'Oh, yes, he can say
She turned to the bald.headed
man.
Everything. Let me show
But the man had gone.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
-oP vALUABLE-
REAL ESTATE.

The Undersigned administrator OF estate OF
Reo-scca Nay late OF Bloomsbury will sell
on the premises on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER -. 1902.
al 10 o'clock N the following described real
estate.
All that certain lot OF piece OF ground situat
ed IN the town OF Bloomsbury. bounded as fol.
lows to-~it: on the east by land of LAFAYETTE
Creasy. and James CAdow. on the North BY Bru.
gteTs alley, on the west oy land o, E II. HaI
ror' on the south By Fifth street. This lot is
9 feet front on Fifth street, and 40 feet deep.
more or less, whercon is erected frame
dwelling house.
TEsss OF sALS. Ten per cent. OF one.tourth
OF the purchase money TO Be paid upon striking
down OF the property; the one fourth less the
ten per cent at the confirmation OF sale: and
the remaining three fourths In one year there
after with interest froIn continuation nis.
{. e. BAkkLkr. ATTY. !. W. WILLIS,
Administrator.
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EysscSeNsNB NBAnA Ess sSs?zSssssl
GAIA i&il1sSs;sSY[{ SY{
THE POSITIVE CURE. LSNN
BROTHERS Sev yxi.P socs -SS<sS.se
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

In the matter OF the partition OF the real -.
tate o. John " Whitenight- late OF the Town O.
Bloomsbury, County Ot Columbia state OF Penn
sylyanis- dece2se-i-
The heirs OF said deeesisnt will take notice
that IN pursuance OF al order OF the Orphans
Court of Columesa County. 4 wit o, Partition
has issued trou said court 70 the sheriff OF sad
county, returnSbie on the fourth Monday OF
september A. D. led. and that the inou4st viii
meet for the purpose Of making partition OF the
real estate Of said dscedent on Wednesday the
Gsr tay ot september A. d. isss at O'Clock A.
". o. said DAY, upon the premises, at which
tine and place you can Be- present II you SEE
proper.
The premises IN question are as follows: AL
that certain meSSraSe and tract OF land situate
IN the Town OF Bloomsbury, Aforesaid. bounded
on the North by Third street. on the EAsr by 10,
OF sarah A. Wilson. on the south BY so alley, or
decesset. being IN width and Treating on said
Third street my seven feet. more or less, and
II tep,h two hundred and fourteen feet. nore
OF le>>. with the AppuyIenancrs-
To Daniel L Nhirenight, TAmAquA- Pa.
ChAS ID. h2nlin. TAmSaQA- Pa. Norman L
hAlIlin- care os 4. ". hoye-. Vancouver. British
Columbia. NAT 4. Walter, ElyinA whitenSht.
Daniel Mhitenisnt. Joseph ". whitenight.
th@rles Nhite1lsni. Harvey WniteniEht. Alice
Kline Nshton H2nlln. Ada :. Deharl and
SzlEln D-hzr1. her husband. Clara hArter and
IhotD4s Z Harder, her husband
CHAELks q. BAaKLIr, JOHN NoCREY,
Atty. sheriff.
Sheriff orice. Bloomsbury, Pa, Aug. Is, lsS2
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AUDITORS NOTICE

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ais- = -sfS al parties Interested uEs- tuEeIr
sr,f make claim GO ese t1rsvsr Gzehryp.t two
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Chas. P. Elwell, for the pas, three
years a student in Boston. is giving
lessons on piano and violin. Both
t2ught in the bes, methods, piano in
New England Conservatory method.
violin according to the German school.
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Tie Difference.

yron The De,-uit Eree PreS-
Mr.. G.utfensrumb,e-Did you hear
about that Western woman who s.: !
beaI-Irap las; week and caught :
young man?
Ms. G-No. but I've heard 1
woman set nan-irap and caught =
bear.
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Fsshionsbls Livery.

The well known horseman has
opened fashionable livery in connec-
ncn with his boarding stable at the
Exchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, single o,
double. He has well broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies'.
all a, reasonable rates. Orders left
a the Exchange Hotel will receive
promp, attention Drivers furnished
when desired.
q W. A HARTZEu- -Propgieto-.
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WANTED, Respectable family hav-
ing no young children OF their own to
board little boy for S,.co per week
and give attention TO his moral train
ing. Address Children's Aid Society.
I77 So. I,th ST.. Philada-. Pa
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Ayers Pills
N. l. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
Every Dose Effective.
AUDITORS NOTICE


EStl,s - C1roisq. N1rl,. gsczcs-..
N1-tce : hereby given that the unta-st-ra
appointed oy the Orphans OoJIrT. an auditor 20
distribute the fund iu -L- hands o. the admins
rr3r1- G. D g. c. Z. d. x sGiG estate. 70 ard
ELNlss. the parties entitled thereto. viii az.
tend ~ The officr q HOl. Grant Herring IN
Bloomsbury on Friday, September it. lssss az
1ine O'Clock IN the forenoon 70 perform the
duties OF his appointment. All uarrtss inter-
e>-et and having claims upon said fund. Are ~
QIlr-1 20 attend Aat establish their rfEh-s Or b
forever deoz-ret fron coming IN upon sAid
fund. CHARLES Z. EVANS.
Auditor.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

Es1.,s y J.Aa Estss- c-cstss,-
-lz gD1-rSts-sd Eu1-tcr 70 whuyn LEs besu
rsie--S'- c4cE L. rsp,o-g by IEs Qru1EEs' Cl--r-
g Cpt-i-otA coEllF. 70 make cts-rib1rto1 % TIE
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Fl->- Al rt-rsg-S 11VI-- c.LtE-s G-At-S- sad
rs-&-s E-s- APPEAR ard prove -hstr claims. o.
u a-1Tre1 tro-- Az s12rS @ szt1 IE11-
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B,:o-sb-rg Water Company Mes;i-=.

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EQUESTRIAN LIVERY.

Charles E Hover has opened :
hvey stable at the rear of his premises
on Third street. where he keeps saddle
horses to hire He has FIVE head, well
broken. safe for ladies and children.
Thus far ne has been well patronized.
He viii accompany those who are jus,
learning TO nde, If desired. If.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

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What is

astoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance It Is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
It Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of Mothcr Castora destroys Worms and aays
feverishncss Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhra and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
teething troubles constipation and fatulency.
Catora assmilatcs tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
tor,a is the Chdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.