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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14
TmosE TonrEnn MINEs.
sampson wants the spanish TO Take
Them Up.

H"NAfH'h "AhNH Ahh HHAhNHh ~ Ahhf
Them Up.
on Santiago, July l3, via Kingston,
July IL The bOmbardment Of the city
OF Santiago by Admiral Samp9on's nsCt,
which had been intended TO begin this
morning was again postponed on nc
count OF message from Shaiter an
nOuncing another truce. The Massa
chusetts and the Oregon had come up
from Guantanamo bay for the purpose OF
participating, They will now remain
here until required.
POstpOnement OF the naval assault will
delay the sailing OF Natson's squadron
for the coast OF Spain temporarily.
Sampson formally notified Shatter that
he must not sign any acceptance Of sur
render without first consulting him
Sampson IL anxious that the surrender
shall include the thorough removal OF
the mines In the haTbOr ana the eyacua
tiOn Of all the ports which have fred on
his ships. ships are lying of AguadOTes
waiting 10 shoot over the hills into the
city, IL II hoped by naval officers that
Shafler will soon either take the city
or be successful In his demand for sur.
render.
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packages Covering Messenger George
Hughes, they blew open the sate aud
ritled II o. its contents, which was bu, \
tribe, aud dCcamped Tho train went on
20 Winnemucca, where the damaged car
was set out and the express matter trans
ferred 10 box car. and then proceeded
east. II is rumored that the negro has
been arrested a strong posse from Win.
nemuccA IL In pursuit.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14
Presidential Promotions

Washington. July l4.-The president
TO day made the following appointments
Hamilton Glover Ewart, United States
district judge of the western district Of
North Carolina: Edward e. Meek. United
states Judge of the northern district Of
Texas Col. Peter c. Haines, corps On
giieers, q. 3. A member Of the Nicafau
guam canal commission. jacob Kent.
jlr general OF volunteers; Samuel y.
VI Young. major general OF volunteers
Heary Carroll, hrigadier general Of vol
uuiaRra
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sHAFrER's PLANS APPROVED

The Surrender Does Not Include spanish
Troops ut Holguln and ManEan,llo.
Washington, July li.-The war depart
ment has notified General Shatter that
his plans are approved 20 far az they are
known, and are the result OF orders, IN
cluding the shipment OF Spanish troops
10 Spain. The statement that the Span
ish proposition embraces all eastern Gu.
ba, from Acerraieros TO Sagua, IL i'm
pOrtant, In that II shows the surrender to
embrace all the harbOr and contiguous
territory TO Santiago. II does not In
clude HOlguin and Manzanillo, where the
5paniards are reported to have cOnsidera
ble bodies OF soldiers IA these places are
TO the west Of the surrendered zone.
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copper,
New York, July la.-COpper, lOl2c.

AnumbeT prominent railroad officials
arrived from the west last night and will
remain here until tomorrow evening, The
party consisted of General Superintend
ent A. q Wells, Division superintendent
!. l., Hibbard, Division superintendent
Denair, Master Mechanic ". s. Hancock
and Trainmaster Richard Allen.
The lne bowling alley at The Bruins
wick will be opened tonight, aud the 0c-
casiOn will be made notable enc. 10
you want some high nr5t-class sport DO
not fail 10 visit The Brunswick this
evening
We have just received fun line Of
$3.50 and $500 ladies' fine oxford and
high shoes give us O call. A. Simpler
81 Co.
Ed, l. Meder, the attorney, returned
from the Rio PrcOa country last night.
Mrs A. Simpler Is slightly under the
weather to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14
IrALIAN DEMANDS.

Claim Of Italy Against the Republic OF
Colombia, south America
Rome, July l4.-lt IL announced here
TO day IN dispatch from Caracas.
Venezuela, that Admiral Caudiani, com
mander Of the Italian squadron at La
GuayTa, who has been ordered 90 Carthe
gena, Colombia, TO uphold the claims OF
Italy, simply has been instructed 10
formally demand the complete and
speedy execution Of the decision In the
Cerrnti case pronounced by President
Cleveland in 1887. lt IL regarded i'm
probable that the Italian commander will
,ieze the custom house at Carthagena,
though he might take such action II he
meets with persistent refusal to abide by
the decision Of President Cleveland.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14

Chicago, July "a. - Cattle Receipts,
$500 head market steady TO strong.
Bpeyes - 20 t5 80; cows and heifers,
a. JOHl7J, Texas steers, S3l OM 1855;
stockers aud feeders f3ODHt So.
Sheep Receipts. ANO0, stteady.
Natives, f325a5l5; westerns, tilOd
sj; lambs, $IUOAGGj
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ON Way To Manila

Victoria, b. c., July l4-The City OF
Para, with General Merritt, arrived at
Honolulu, July 3. The Morgan City and
Indiana were scheduled for that evening.
The Monterey and the collier Brutus left
Honolulu for Manila, July /. The Mo-
nadnOck with the collier Nero arrived at
Honolulu July 3. Necessary repairs 10
her machinery will delay her xix or sey.
am daya
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TROOPS ron noNoLuLu.

Arranging for the Annexation Celebration
OF the Islands
San francisco. July 1.-THE transport
steamers City Of puebla and Peru will
receive their complement " troops TO-
day, and tomorrow, uules4 contrary or.
ders are received from Washington, the
two steamers will sail for Honolulu and
arrive there In time 10 participate I'm the
ceremony Of annexation. Major General
Otis, commanding the fourth fleet OF
transports, will make the Pueb'a his flag
ship. Brigadler General Harrison G..
Oils will also sail on this vessel
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Cuban Espediiions.

Key West, Fla, July li.-News Of the
successful landing Of the Florida aud
Fanita expeditions which left here June
%, was received this morning. The
landing was effected july 3 at Palo Alto,
on the south coast Of Cuba. but not until
after several lively skirmishes with the
Spanish forces.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14

London, July 10. - The s. james Ga
zette says that Il learns from an authori-
tatiye source that the British govern
ment has formally consented to nrbitrate
the boundary dispute between Chill and
Argentina II the matter is not mutually
settled hy August Is.
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Chinese Rebellion.

nong Kong july 1.-THE defeat Of
the imperial troop near Woo Chow IL
confirmed Thousands Of bodies have
been recovered from the river and buried.
The losses Of the imperial force IL prOba-
bly, more than 800 killed, the number
tlrst announced
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umahs, Neb., July l4.-The republican
league 10 day listened TO an address by
ex- President NOOdmansee, The commit
tee on credentials decided the contest
from Illinois In favor Of the regulars, the
anti Tanner men being given no repre-
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HenAx EaIInrn.

Providence. x. l., July 1l.-John Ma.
son n Sons, one OF the heaviest cotton
manufacturing firms I'm this city, are
financially embarrassed. The liabilities
are above SjO0,0OO. mostly in notes held
by banks in this city. The number OF
q crpditorg IA ANAL
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All Eastern Cuba CapituIates to Gen.
Shafter's Gallant Army.
SPANISH TROOPS TO BE SENT TO SPAIN

I consultation regarding the Porto Rican
expedition. No more troops will be sent
10 Cuba, save two regiments Of immunes
from New Orleans and Galveston. A
large part Of the troops in Cuba will be
Withdrawn when SAntiARn anrrnnhnra
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Harmony Lodge No. II, o. o. f., at
its regular meeting tonight, will install
the officers for the ensuing term. Mem
bers are requested 10 attend, Visiting
brothers cordially invited. I'D. L. Med.
leT. secretary
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Chicsrn nrain nInrket.

Chicago, July li-Wheat-July, 20 I,
Sept 67l4u67aa
Corn - July, - lW3l Sept ~ B.,
Oats-July % Sept, lslaml94.
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Now KIlI the Cen.nr.

New York, July it.-The federal censor
Ia New York, Grant Squires, stated at
3:l5 ,. m to-day, that the official an
nOuncement might be made that the sur
render OF Santiago had been verified, and
exactly AZ 3 o'clock this afternoon the
city was formally turned over 10 us.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14

San Francisco, July l4,-Under orders
from Washington 1t Is said that the gun
boat Bennington will sail for the Alas
kan coast In quest OF priyateeTa
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Problem

Madrid, July l4-The minister OF the
interior. Senior Capdepon, In an interview
to day, Is quoted as saying that he could
not deny that portion OF the cabinet
was In favor OF peace. But, he added,
peace Is very difficult problem 10
aoIye
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sentation, and the report was adopted Il
now appears that the race for president
is between Dingley OF Michigan, and Boyd,
NJ Maryland, with the chances seemingly
in favor OF Dingley.
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nIrFIcrLT rROrOsITIoN.
How to Get Rii Of the spanish Prisoners
az santiago,

Washington, July A-The Spanish
forces Involved ia the capitulatiOn OF
Santiago will not be taken back 10 Spain
In American vessels unless there is an
official pledge Tor the safety Of our craft
aud their crews, Secretary Alger had no
hesitation in saying to-day that he
doubted u Spain wanted the prisoners
brOugh back there, and said that II trans
ported in our own vessels and without
some agreement with Spanish represent
atiyos Spain would not refrain from
seiging them II is knOtty problem,
which will be- tackled by the commission
ers arranging the capitulatiOn under
direction OF the authorities here
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BTne, Switzerland, July lt-Bundes-
rHth or federal council has prohibited
the importation OF fresh and unpepled
dried American fruits with the view Of
keeping out the san Jose scale.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14
TRAIs HoHnERY.
Two Men Hold Up and Rob Passenger
Train la Nevada.

ITNIn IN NeNH1H.
Reno, New, July IA Passenger train
No /, east bound. was held up last night
one mile east OF Humboldt. A negro aud
white man covered the engineer with
guns, stopped the train. ana going back
10 the express car, blew Il up with dy.
Mantle. almost destroying the express
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rnrtn Ricnn E,nnhilInn-

Washington, July H,-MRjOr General
Brooke has been ordered from Chicka
mauga TO Washington Immediately for
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New York, July Ia Money on call
nOminally, l4allR per cent Prime,
mercantile paper, 81 a. per cent,
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Mnt.nn,. snnAdrnn.

New York, July IL "A special 10 the
Herald from Washington saya: Beliey
ing that the effect Of the appearance Of
the American squadron on the Spanish
coast will he In direct proportion TO the
strength OF the tl3et, Secretary Long aud
the naval board have decided to strength
en- Commodore WatsOn's command by
additional armOr clads and probably three
or four protected and unprotected
cruisers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-14

silver Eau Leso.
Erw York, July a-Sily0r. 59l, Lead
$3.50.
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Fresh from the wires sv-
cry afternoon In the 49,.
Daily Otttzoxa.
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PAXTONVILLE

Our Christian Endeavor turned
out in a body at the local Union G..
E. meeting at Hassinger's church
last Wednesday evening. ......R Rev.
Foster Gift, of Scranton and Miss
Carrie NJ. Swengel, of Williams
town, were united in the bonds of
matrimony at the brides home on
Feb. End. The young couple visit
ed the groom's parents at this place
a few days and then went to their
home in Scranton. We extend our
best wishes to them, that they may
have a long and happy lite together
......A party ofyoung people were
to Smithgrove on Monday evening
to attend church services at that
pisce- -. Miss Ida Boyer and Mich
aA EsSntz are on the sick list at
fyre&sM. Our Christian Endeayor
held an exercise viz. "The
&. Il. Locomotive" last Saturday
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DIED.

Jan. l5, at Kratzerville, Phobe
Romea, infant daughter of Jacob A.
and Annie f. Leitzel, aged 8 mos.
and 2S Sdays.
Feb. l, at Selinsgrove, Daniel A.
Ulrich, aged 40 years, 5 months
and 6 days. a
Jan. 81, near, Fremont, Daniel
Reichenbach, aged 43 years, 2 mos.
and 20 days. Funeral was held on
the End inst, in st. Johns church,
Fremont. Rev. o. G. Romig Of
ficiated.
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Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smel and completely derange the whole system
when entering II through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used expect on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, rs the
damags they will do Is ten fold to the good you
con possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by Y. J. Chenney a Co..
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
IL 10 taken internally, and made In Toledo,
Ohio, by +. j. Chenney Il Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Groceries,.

Arbuckles' and Lion Coffee, lie; 4
lbs. for 40c.
Winner Coffee, l3c ; 2 lbs. for 25c.
Loose Roasted Javo, 13c; p lbs. for
25.
Java and Mocho. 35c 3 lbs. for 9Oc.
Extra loose green coffee, 25c.
10 lbs. Soft A Sugar, SOC. 8 lbs Gran
ulated. SOC.
u lbs. Light Brown, SOC.
Corn Starch, &c ; 3 lbs. for 12c.
New Rice, 5 very nice.
Best Y. o. Molasses, lac. at.
Syrup, lSc. a gal.
Light Syrup, 35c. o gal.
Chocolate, 18c.
Baking Soda, 4c. per lb.
Boxing Powder, DC. I ID.
Rasins, 7c.
Silver Prunes, 12c., extra nice.
Oatmeal, 10c., 3 packages 25c.
Crushed wheat, l5c, packages 25c.
Coffee cakes, Sc. a ID.
Ginger snaps, &c. Id.
Oyster crackers, &c. a Id.
Knick- knocks, &c. a lb.
Water crackers, &c. a lb.
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and son. The painting was done at
the direction of A. ]. Crossgrove by
Howard Foulk, James Crossgrove
and II. S, Renninger. The doors,
windows and frames were made by
A. w. Engel of Beavertown. Thus
the erection of this building brought
work to great many different persons.
The work was all welland carefully
done.
Last but not least, there belongs
to the directors of the First National
Bank of Middleburg the credit of
endeavoring to make everything
satisfactory. They are a progress
sive set of gentlemen whose wide
awake business methods have built
up for the bank stupendous busl-
ness to whichtheyare justly entitled.
BY reason of all these things we
are enabled to occupy more COM
modious building and a more pro-
mincnt site tor the purposes of the
Posi- and its many patrons. The
PosT is leader. This is now the
first and only building in this sec
ton of the state that is used exclu-
sively as printing office.
More than 35 years have already
rolled by during which the Posi- has
everywhere been recognized as a re
liable and powerful organ.
In IA few months time we hope to
be able to give a more complete his
tory of the Posi- together with a
history of the town andits business
interests.
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CENTREVILLE.

Death has again laid its icy hand
on two of our veterans. Last Thurs
day morning William Fessler went
to Winfield for lime and on his
way home dropped alongside OF his
sled and died. Heart failure was
the cause of his death. He was
aged nearly 60 years. The funeral
took place on Sunday. He leaves
a wife and one son. E. ON Thurs
day evening Reuben Fessler, bro
ther of the above named, went to
Middleburg to send dispatch to
their brother and on his way home
was overtaken with heart failure.
He was taken to Levi Young's
where kind hands cared we'll for
him, but Saturday afternoon he, too,
breathed his last. Thus in time OF
three days the two brothers died.
The funeral will take place on We'd
nesday forenoon. Quite few
strangers were in town over Sunday
The grand army of Middleburg paid
their last tribute to the deceased
soldier, MIR. Fessler. The teach
ers and pupils Centre Twp. took
advantage of the sleighing Last
Monday J. c. Bowersox took his
school to visit the Centreville prim-
ary school. On Wednesday Miss
Jennie Walter took the primary
school to visit Herman's school and
on Friday the grammar school OF
which A. A. Bingaman is teacher,
visited Hartman's school. The diff
ferent pupils were a jolly set of boys
and girls. Miss Jennie To
bias, of Middleburg, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Kline
Al. Fessler, OF Ohio, is spending
short time with his brothers and
sisters and attended the funeral OF
his brothers. Mrs. II. II. Herb
ster and son, Andrew, spent several
DAYS last week at Williamsport-
the guests of her brother, Rev. Bate
man. Last Monday M. A. Bate
man moved to Selinsgrove.... Rev
A. f. Gobble preached the educa-
tional sermon in the u. +. church
on Sunday evening .Theprotract-
ed meeting in the Evangelical church
=. .Protracted meeting began il
the Lutheran church on Sunda.
evening. The teachers and direc
tors will hold their institute a
Ocker's school house on Frida.
evening, Feb. II. :. The institut
which was held at Herman's schoo
house proved success. The pro
gram which was arranged by tn
teacher was well carried out.
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MARRIED..

Feb. 9th, at the Lutheran Par
sonage, Selinsgrove, by Rev. S. E..
Ochsenford, Benjamin Fetter and
Maggie f. Gross, both of Kratzer-
vile, Pa.
Feb. 3rd, by f. S. Sthal, J. F.,
at Verdilla, Harry Bitner of Dun
dore and Jane Foltz of Verdilla.
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Thursday, Feb. 10, 1898.
IN the New Building.

On Thursday of last week the
equipment of the Posi- printing es-
tablishment was moved from the old
location in David Ocker's building
to the new Posi- Printing House on
the Bank lot near the county Jail.
This printing Office was located in
the building from which it was re-
moved since about October 1874 or
a period of 23I years. The Middle
burgh Posi- was established about
the holidays of lS62-63 by ISRAEL
Gutelius at Selinsgrove. 1t was run
bv its founder until some time dur
ing the latter part of 1866. The
Posi- was not printed for several
weeks then and about New Year
1867 it was purchased by Hon.
Jeremiah Grouse who movedit from
Selinsgrove to Middleburg and be-
gan issue in the first or second
week in January 1867. The PosT
was printed for while in first and
second story of John Arnold's build
ing located where j. c. Schoch's
residence now is. The second story
of the building was only halt
story. Later it was moved to a
building then erected in the vicinity
of the present sites ofJacob Gilberts
and ID. A. Kern's residences. In
this same building there was fur
niture store conducted by Charles
Katherman of Mifilinburg. The
Posi- was on the lower story. Feb
9TH, 1879, this building was de-
stroyed by fire; but the printing
plant had been moved out several
wears before the fire. Mr.. Grouse
owned the Posi- and conducted i,
through all his successful political
life when in December 1882 it was
sold TO Thomas II. Harter. MIR,
Hartcr welded the editorial pen up
to Mar. Il, 1894, a period Of II
years and 3 months. At this june
ture Geo. w. Wagenseller and a.
+. Cooper bought the plant and
formed partnership with the form,
cr as editor. On December 18th
ot the same year the partnership
was dissolved and the writer became
the sole owner. As the Posi- wa:
published in the same place for al.
most quarter of century we were
reluctant to leave the place. How
ever, the building was so poorl,
suited for a printing office that th'
conveniences offered by a new
building erected to suit our purpose
was too much of a temptation for IL
10 resist.
We are now located at a NOR
prominent place in town (near tn
walls of the jail with a two-stor,
edifce. This building affords us
separate room on the first floor 70
private, business and editorial pur
poses; another room for presses am
folder and still another room for tn
engine. The second story is use
by compositors.
We were assisted in moving b
VIM. c. Snyder; Harry Speech,
Frank ID. Reigle, Charles and Ec
Corkins. d. A. Kern, whose ski
is the synonym of genius, had charg
Of the large cylinder press. II
took it all apart and put it togethe
again. He also put in place til
shaft, folder, and engine in whic
he was ably assisted by II. i
Walter.
The contract for the erection {
the building wasgiven to BennevilI
Smith, and w. W. Wittenmyer su
perintended the erection oftbe struc
ture. Henry X. Reigle and sol
Frank, laid the foundation. Th
carpenter work was doas, by JANE
Bowersox, AL Clelan, keit Bach
man, james Entorline,y A. M Bow
ersox and Others. The. .slat& roo
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80 Years improvements
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Extremely interesting and instruc.
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evening. &C. F. Gift left for Bene-
zette, Elk county, last Monday
morning. Isaiah Bowersox visit
ed in Union Co. over Sunday. .....
Miss Daisy Gift visited at Williams
town and Selinsgrove last week.
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A BASHFUL YOUNG MAN; OF, How Went
"a Home with NY First Girl. What ! did,
- how did IL, and we'll, no matter, just
send and get II all. Price 10 cents. postpaid.
Address HARVEY BARSEs. Pleasantvillc, Pa.
l.262m.
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Unfermented Communion Wine.
Alfred speer, Of New Jersey, the celebrated
grower Of grapes, preserves the unfermented
Juice of the grape for sacramental use. 1t has
been adopted and its use sanctioned by the
prominent divines of this country. It is also
used for invalids with remarkable effect for
blood making. For sale by druggists.
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Trial List for Feb. Term

Margaret l.. Hassinger VS. ". X. and q. F..
Hassinger. ad'rs. Of J. 8. Hassinger, deceased.
Assumpsit
An appeal.