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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02
Filled His Pockets in a Bank.

SPRISGFIELn Mass, April 26.-ShOrtly be-
fore noon to-day, two well dressed young
men drove up to the bailiing Of the r. +.
Spencer Banking Company, Of Thompson.
vile, Conn.,. when one Of the men zlighted,
entered the bank and informed Cashier R. d.
Spencer, who was alone at the time that be
was wanted outside By the man in the car
riags. Mr.. Spencer. the cashier, is the faith
er OF r. E Spencer (the president and prin-
cipal owner Of the bank and is nearly 65
years Of age. Suspecting nothing, he went
outside to meet the supposed business man
in the carriage, who Immediately engaged
him in conversation.
The stranger, left alone in the bank, re-
moved every greenback from the money
drawer and vault that he could get sight OF.
and then, stufling his pockets as full Of sill
yer and gold pieces IS he could. sanniered
OatsiGe the dor aud waited for his pal TO
cease talking with Cashier Spencer. Then
be entered the carrisge with his pal and
both, after tipping their hats to the old
cashier, drove rapidly away.
The cashier, upon returning, soon discov-
cred the robbery. and gave the alarm. Il
was foand that about $500 had been taken
from the bank.
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OS Thursday last resolution was Of
fered in the Senate by ALIEN, Populist,
extending friendly consideration 10 the
mObs led by Coxey and other agitators
on their march to the Capital, whereupon
Senator Wolcott, Of Colorado, gave en-
phatic utterance TO the following whole
some sentiments regarding that miscall-
ed portion of the labor vote. whose labor
is with their threats and not with their
hands" said the Senator:
1t is time that We stood for the rights
of American manhood, for the right of a
man 10 work if he wants 10, if it takes
the whole army Of the country to sus-
tain him in doing it; for the right Of ev-
cry man to equal liberties with other
men. And that means that he shall have
such liberty as is not inconsistent with
the equal rights of his neighbors.
It is time, Mr.. President, that we had
TIE courage TO stand together against this
socialism and Populism and paternalism
which is running riot in this country,
and which must end, if not checked, in
the destruction of the liberties which
the laws and the constitution give US
liberties which should be dearer to Us
than life itself
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

WHILE the country was chatting and
laughing over Coxeyism as a mere deyel-
opmen. Of thegenus tramp, to be dreaded
only as plague Of vermin, that noble
army. in its efforts to concentrate at
Washington, resorted 10 grand larceny
and in Montana and Ohio stole railroad
trains and converted them to their own
special use. The Montana commonweal
was promptly taken in hand by the Unit
ed States authorities and captured by a
detachment Of troops ordered out for
that purpose, and in Ohio Governor Nc
Kinley used portion of the State Guard
for the same purpose. This monkeying
with the railroads shows the dangerous
nature Of the movement We have all been
laughing al and deepens the gravity of
the situation if any number of this
worthless element should succeed in
reaching the National Capital. A riot is
easily incited where crowds of ragged
vagabonds assemble, and once started
nothing but blood letting viii quell it.
II these demonstrations Of lawlessness
had not been promptly nipped in the bud
they might have swollen into a torrent
that in its present condition of unrest
would have involved the country in tur-
moi, and possibly in bloodshed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

The Philadelphia Times sounds a note
of warning to its Southern allies, and
without mincing words tells them that
the responsibility for tariff reform is
solely upon them. @If tariff reform
shall be defeated says the Tines il will
be because Of the intrusion Of the odious
income tax feature that is demanded by
the solid vote Of the South, and if the
tariff shall be passed with the income
tax retained, both the tariff and the in
come tax viii surely be overthrown by
the next Congress"
II IS rather late day for the Tlmes TO
call halt on its Southern brethren, but
the fact that il has felt constrained to d,
so is proof positive that it sees the hand
writing on the wall That its note Of
warning viii pass unheeded is beyond
casil. The South is in the saddle, and
like the typical beggar on horseback,
will ride 10 the d. But income or
no income tax, the fate of the Demo
cratic party is sealed. Blrnt brandy
can't save it, and if Republicans but
half do their duty not only the next
Congress, but many succeeding ones, will
be under their control.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

EK-PREs!DENT HARRISON, in his Indi-
ana speech, dropped a timely word re-
garding the danger Of oyer-confdence.
II is a word that is not appropriate for
the Republicans Of that State alone. The
tide is now setting so strongly in favor
Of the Republicans all over the country
that there is danger lest success be too
much taken for granted and the proper
amount Of WORK for that end be neglect
ed. General Harrison called upon his
fellow citizens TO " devote themselves in
dustriously from now until November"
in support of the ticket about to be NOM
mated. The advice is sound and Of gen
eral application, and We trust that the
Republicans Of all the States will take it
to heart. A great victory undoubtedly
awaits the Grand Old Party, but it is not
TO be won by sitting down idly and trust
ing to the current Of tendency. But if
Republicans everywhere devote them
selves inGustriously" to the good cause,
it viii prevail triumphantly.-Ns'V York
Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

THr election for member Of COngress
in the Third Ohio district, 10 fill the va
eancy occasioned by the death Of Mr..
Houk. occurs to-day. Mr.. Houk DEM
carried the district in 1892 by 1900, but
at the Gubernatorial election last year
Mckinley bad $50 majority. The can
vass has been q quiet one, but the Re
publicans anticipate the election Of Ma
ior Rathburn, their candidate, although
normally the district has q Democratic
majority Of 1000.
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Senator stockbrIdse Dead.

CHICAGO, April 30.-Francis Browne
stOckbridge, United States senator from
Michigan. died in the city tonight a few
minutes after o'clock The end came sud
denly. although the senator had been con-
fined to his bed almost all the time since
coming to Chicago from Washington April
?.
He died at the residence OF bis nephew
in-iaw, James l. Houghtelling. Death was
caused BY angina pectoris-peuralgia Of the
seart. The senator had been in poor health
for several years and was on his way to
califOrzia by order of his physician when
he was taken i'll here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02
Mans Immunity to Himself.

The most inhuman outrages, outrages
which would disgrace the savage, man per
Petrates upon hisOEn system by swallowing
drastic purgatves which convulse his stom-
ach, agonize his intesiines and weakens his
system. Many people constantly do this
under the impression that medicameuts only
which are violent in their action, and par
ticularly oathartics. are Of any avail. lire
parable injury TO health IS wrought under
this mistaken idea The laxative which
most nearly approaches the benefcient &C
ton Of nature is Hostetters Stomach Bit
tsrs, which IS painless but thorough, and in.
vigorates the intestinal canal instead Of
weakening and irritating it. The liver and
the stomach share in the benign discipline
instituted by this comprehensive medicine,
whose healthfal influence is felt throughout
the system. MalaTions, rheumatic, kidney
and nervous complaints suocumb to il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02
Again in the Saddle.

From the New York Tribune.
If history does not in terms repeat itself
ii at least furnishes TO the thoughtful stu
dent some quite significant parallels. The
present political situation in this country
presents features Of striking similarity TO
the conditions which existed during the last
years Of the ascendAncy Of the Democratic
party prior to becnlmipation Of Democrat
ic policy in the outbreak Of the slavshold-
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John STENGER

Fifteen Dollars has a power =
draw, if correctly invested S-''-
beats a lottery. For Fifteen W
lars you can draw a nice Cla-'--
Suite-no blank tickets. h'1'
Fifteen Dollars deposited gets ~ :
Suite SURE. It's ike getting Jus
lar for dollar.
You have seen or heard ol %,
s16 Suite. What YOU saT or l'- = !.
of in that Suite YOU can ind ID - !.
and more, you save a dollar
which is an item to most oil u
One thing sure, ifyou buy OLE /. \, !,
these SIS Suites you get Fell--., =,
article from a reliable firm =.
Suite viii astand by you and V
q stand by" the Suite.
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-ORTH4JLPTON.
OUEN4HONING.
ROCKWOOp BOROUGH
SHADE.
;OUTH1MPTON.

Reitz John H.. ........--.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

II American equanimity could be dis
turbed by English criticism, Uncle Sam
would hardly be able to sleep o. nights these
days. The opinion Of the British press OF
the last few days seems to be tha: the
American people are quite unable to do
anything right in social, economical or
political affairs. John Bull is always ready
to settle our tariff problem for us off hand.
Just nov the exploits of the Coxeyites are
giving our loving British cousins an excuse
for proolaiming their belief that America is
fast going to the demnition bOww0ws. The
London papers are giving greater attention
than ever before 10 signs Of the approaching
dissolution Of the American Republic
Thus the Daily Chronicle solemnly remarks;
The Co1eyitss are, We believe, for the most
part well-disp0sei persons who naturally
imagine that legislators should have some
thing to offer as remedies for popular
grievances. Unless We greatly mistake,
conflict is preparing in America almost as
serious as the confict over negro slavery
Discomfort fierce and bitter peryAdes the
whole land"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

Or what use can the Wilson tariff bill,
for which the country is asked TO submit
TO an income tax, be anyway, asks the
New York Sin. In the light Of the Dem
ocratic promise Of a tariff for revenue
only, It Is an empty shell. 1t has had no
mans approval. No single Democrat in
the country who has opened his lips to
speak sor It has done more than apollo
gize. Apology is the limit Of praise
which can be given to ii by anyone, even
q double-eyed cuckoo. Il is at best the
outsqueezing Of expedieney, makeshift.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

All the right. title. interest, claim and demand
OF Daniel Deucher, Of, in and % a certain tract
Of land situate in Elk Lick township, Somerset
county, Pa, containing 81 acres. about 20 acres
clear, balance timber land, adjoining lands OF
Adam c. Lepley. Edward Z. Maust, Joseph MauSt
and Jacob y. YOdcr. having thereon erected a
two and half story frame dwelling house. bank
barn and other outbuilcings, with the appurte-
nanceS
TAX n in execution and 20 be sold as the prop
erty Of Daniel Deucher. az the suit Of W. p.
Meyers, executor Of Peter C Meyers, decd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

All the right title, interest, el im and demand
OF William Kline, OF, in and 10 the following de
Scribed real estate, 10 wit
No. IA certain lot Of ground situate in Jen-
ner township, Somerset county, Pa. containing
acres, all clear, having thereon erected a two
story frame dwelling house, stable an other o ut
buildings, adjoining lands Of Benjamin Kline's
mill property, George Blanset, Peter Friedline
and Edmund stun
No. "A tract OF land situate in the ~Pines. q"
JenneT township. county and state Aforesaid ad-
joining lands Of samuel Gufith, Matthew :.
griffith. part Of Badger farm, Wm- STUN and
Others, with the appurteuanceS
Taken in execution aud 70 be sold as the prop
erty OF Wm. Kline. at the suit OF A. II. COfirOth,
ct. al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

All the right. title interest, claim an demand
OF Christian Dick, OF, in aud 70 all the surface
soil, exclusive Of the unde erlying minerals Of a
parcel Of land situate in Xix Lick township,
somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands Of j. NJ.
Hey. J. 7. Hooking. augustus snyder. Herman
Rauch and George May, and others,
containing 4 acres and - perches more or
les. having thereon erected story frane dwell
ing house and other outbuildiugs, being the same
land conveyed by the Trustees Of 50. Paul Re
formed Congregation TO {. Dick, by deed dated j.
July, 1901, recorded in Volume ~, page so, with
the appurtenances.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
erty OF Christian Dick, at the suit Of Daniel
Shultz < Son'suse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

The Democratic journals are chuekling
with affected glee over the proposition to
fine absentee members Of Congress, 2s a
newly invented trapin which they have
caught Republican Congressman. Bless
their innocent soulsl that has been the
law for many long day, and to an un-
sophisticated observer it looks as If the
bitter was bit. With a majority Of nearly
one hundred in the House the Demo-
crats for days during this session were
unable to obtain a quorum by reason of
the absence cf their members. 1t is the
pockets Of Democratic Congressman that
will have 10 shell out the shekels.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02
Ct. JACOBS OIL Perfect safas Cure = Of
n BURNS, BRUISES, SCALDS.
- CUTS AND WOUNDS.

thereon erected a two-st0ry dwelling house, sta
ble and other ortbuiidiugs, with the Appufte-
nances-
Taken in execution and TO be sold a. the prop
erty Of austin J. Stoy. Al the suit OF George y.
Sober and l. G. Ackernsu, Executors OF Daniel
SOrber, Senisr. deceased
Also
All The right title. interest. claim aud demand
OF Matthew Hicks. or IN aud 10 4 certain 10; or
lnesSuage Of ground situate az Grassy Run, IN
FIX Lick township, Somerset county. Pa ad-
joining lands Of Daniel stevanus. Peter Ringler,
MeichiOr Miller and the putac road. having
thereon erected 4 tWO-st0ry plank dwelling
house. with the appuItenances-
Taken in execution and 10 be sold ss the prop
erty Of Matthew Hicks. At the suit of A L G.
HAY and Valentine Hay, assignees Of W. H Hay
& Sons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

TIE couctry is almost daily assured
that Professor Wilson is gaining health
and strength, but his bill is on rapid
decline and can scarcely be recognized
bv It's friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

All the right, title interest, claim and demand
OF MzhlOn K Walker, Of. in and 20 the following
described real estGte viz
No. Tho undivided y interest in acres Of
land situate ia summit township. somerset c0uu-
~. Pa adjoining lands OF Critehfeld & Bald
win. and Mrs- Ezra Berkeley, having thereon
erected n one & a halfstory frame disullery
b1ildiug, with entire outfit OF distilling apparat
Us. 4 one-story bOAded ware house, hog pen and
other outbuildingS.
No. "A lot containing >. OF an acre OF land,
situate IS Aforesaid. having thereon erected q
two-story frame dwelling house. stable and 9th
er oalbuiidings adjoining lands Of Nh. Cha..
Baldwin W. A. Walker and the public road
with the appurienauces
Taken in execution and 10 be sold a. the prop
erty Of Mahlon K. Walker, Al the suit Of W. p
Meyers, ct. Al
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HOW THE coxEY ARMIES LINE Up.

Reports have been received at police head.
quarters in Washington from the authorities
of other places showing she strength of the
various contingents nov moving on Wash
ington- A summary follows: Kelly, Neola,
Ia, 1900 men; Frye, Terre naa.e, lad,
1000; Frye's second division. MeIeansboro.
H., 500; GIaysOn, PIatteyille. Col. 100;
Calvin, Loveland, o.. 200; Randall. Chicago.
800; contingent at Little Falls, MINI, 100
BGtte, Mont. 800; Monmouth, III, 100;
ottumwa, Ia, 100; sulliyan's force. Chicago,
1900; contingent at Anderson, Ind, $50.
and Aubrey's force, indianapolis. 700 men /:
total, 665o. Reports. from the police
authorities in the towns through which
these contingents psSs are received daily.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02
DwARD scULL, Editor and Proprietor

TIE women Of Ohio hare been grant
ed the right to vote at school elections
This is the entering wedge towards the
fnll right Of franchise without regard to
CAV
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THE PEOPLES STORE,
Fifth Ave-, PittSlHTg.
Nj, Firm,
Methods,
Goods.

We, as successors to Campbell
& Dick, are determined to advertise
our name everywhere in this vicini-
ty. This we are doing by naming
lower prices than has ever before
been offered in Western Pennsyl-
vania.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

All the right. title. interest, claim and demand
Of Peter Friedline Of in aud % the following de-
scribed real estate TO Wit.
No IA certain tract OF land situate Ia Jen-
ner township, Somerset county. Pa, containing
II acres. nearly all clear; adjoining lands OF
Worth Picking, David Wand, Joseph Ream,
Nm- Kline and Others, having thereon erected a
two story dwelling house. bank barn and other
Ouibuildings. with the appurtenances.
No "A certain tract Of land situate as afOre-
said, containing 90 acres. all timber land
Taken in execution and to be sold a. IN prop
erty Of Peter Friedlne, al the suit Of R. :. kier
mans use, et. al.
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TERMS -

NoTlCE-AI persons purchasing al the
above sale vii please take notice that 10 per
cent. Of tie purhase money must be paid
when property l. knocked down. Otherwise
10 viii again be exposed 10 sale nj tie risk Of
the first purchaser. The residue OF the pur-
chase money must be paid on OF before the
day OF confirmation viz: thursday, May
81, lsae No deed viii be acknowledged until
the purchase money Is paid IN full
EDH ARD HOOVER,
May ,, ls9l sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMEHT
Dealers in Merchandise
Somerset County, Pa.

TAKE NOTlCE-That in pursuance OF
several Acts Of Assembly Of the Commonwealth,
20 provide revenue to meet the demands upon
the Treasury. and other purposes. the underSign-
ed Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes for said c01n-
ty, has prepared list OF the trades o. said
county and has placed each in hat class which
to him appears right and proper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

All the right. title, il teiest. claim and demand
of C. 7. Hav of. in and TO a certain lot Of ground
situate In salisbury borough. Somerset county,
Pa. G6xl25 feet, bounded on the north BY lot OF
Beachy brothers. south By L. c. Boyer, west by
alley and east by Main street. having thereon
erecte1 a 3-stOry frame hotel building, a sable
S2x30 feet, carriage shed and other Outbuildinys,
with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution aud 10 be sold as the prop
erty OF G. T. Hay, at the suit OF Valentine Hay :
use CT. al.
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Friday, May 25. 1894.
At o'clock p. NJ.

The following described real estate. to Wit ::
All the right, title, int aress claim and demand
Of Daniel : COber, of. in and to all that certain
lot OF ground situate in the borough OF NeyeTS
dale. Somerset county, Pa, located Oh the south
side Of Meyers Avenue. bounded By street on the
west. alley on the south. and lot Of Mrs. Annie
Cober on the east having thereon erected a two
story frame dwell ing house. stable and other out
buildings. with the appurtenances-
Taken in execution and 10 be sold As the prOp-
erty OF Daniel 8. Cober, a. the suit Of WIN. b
Meyers, et. al.
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HENDERSON
CO.
IoHNSTOWN. PA

IMPORTANT To ADVER : sol
The cream Of the country gaPei' 'sstssl
in Remington's County Seat L.si~ - E,.s 4
advertisers avail themselves oi ! p IPseriiagsa
copy Of which can be haa %
Bros., Of New York / PiItsoeis'
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LAWN MOWERS.

A handsome line and cheap. For sale by
Jas. B. HoLDERBAUx.
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All the right, title, interest. claim and demand
Of j 7. Shipiey, Of. in and 70 the following de-
scribed real estate, 70 wit.
No. Ia certain lot Of ground situate In the
borough Of Meyerscale. Somerset county Pa q,
known as lot No. l3, Beachley survey. fronting 20
feet on Salisbury street and extending $50 feet
along Fourth street % Apple alley.
No. 1.-Two lots siiuate as shove known as
lots and ;. located on north side Meyers Ave
nue., with 80 feet frontage and extending lis feet
10 alley, with frame dwelling and stable thereon
erected.
No. 3-One lot Of ground situate in town.
county and state Aforesaid. known as lot No. 81
located on north side OF Meyers Avenue, having
20 feet frontage. and extending 10 feet to alley
having a frame dwelling thereon erected
No -pne lot Of gTound situate as Aforesaid,
Known a. lOt No 81, located on north side Of
Meyers Avenue. having frontage Of % feet and
extending 30 feet 10 alley having thereon erect
cd a frame dwelling house, also a snail piece Of
ground adjoining lot a. the rear end and extend
ing % the B. & o. r. r.
No. Two los situate as aforesaid and
known as lots Nos. 100 AMI III on unrthsde Of
second Avenue, extending 20 & o. r r hav-
ing q ware house thereon erected
No G.-Dne parcel Of land situate rs Aforesaid
fronting & feet on Dale street and extending %
feet on alley. having q stable thereon erected
adj 1inl ng properties Of A 2. Welshonse aud Mrs
VI Z. Hammond
No. 7.-One parcel OF land sifuate as aforesaid
fronting Sc feet on Dale street, and extending 36
feet on alley, having a stable thereon erected,
adjoining property OF John n Olinger.
No o-0ne par sel u land siiuafe as Aforesaid
fronting CO feet on Center street. and fronting 100
feel on Dale street, having thereon erected two
story building and occupied as a hardware sore,
with the aprur.eaances.
Taken in execution and TO be sold as the prop
erty Of J. +. Shipley, az the suit OF A. John, in
tIust for himself ana :. ID. Livengoo1
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"Justioe. tho 1t tarEy long.

The gift Of prophecy dees not seem to have
been highly developed in that Legislature.
As a matter Of fact, it is the humiliaied
Democracy. and not the people, that have
followed the ex-Speaker, and after abusing
him for several years have just caught up
with him. The man who penned that reso-
luton ought to avow himself and tell the
country what be thinks Of bis work now.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-05-02

Nine negro e have met violent death in
Madison parish, Louisiana, in the last week,
and eight of these have been lynched by
infu rated citizens
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URSINA BOROUGH.
UPPER TURKEKFOOT.
WELLERSBURG B0ROUGH
TAKE NOTIcE-An

Cities Of frst, second and third Class 500 Class
Other Cities NO . ,
townships 100 =
TAKE NOTfCE-An persons concerned
in this app-aisement. that an appeal will be held
sf the TreaSurers Oihce in Somerset on the IN
day Of May 1894, when and where you can a.
tend II you think proper.
CHARLFS =. UHL. Jr..
Mercantile Appraiser.
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All the right, title. interest, claim and demand
OF Austin J. stoy Of in and 20 all that certain
lot Of ground situate in St0yestown borough,
Somerset county. Pa, located on the south side
OF Main street. adjoining lots OF John 4. Htts,