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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20
A HousehoId Necessity.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans ing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual con stipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of c. c. c. today; 10, %, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. } B eodt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20
Iron Mountain Excursion Rates

Auction Sale of Lots and Lands, Du-
 mas, May 10, 1898.
 For this occasion the Iron Noun tain Ry...will sell tickets to Dumas and return for fare of$1 60. Dates of sale, May 9 and 10; limit for return, May 12th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20

Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
 Eureka Springs, Ark, May 16 to 21.
 For this occasion the Iron Noun tain Ky. will sell tickets to Eureka Springs and return at one fare for the round trip, $lO.15., Dates of sale, may b, 16 and r; return limit, May g.
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Opened
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lif,
 Away

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 100000 cured. Buy Nor To-Bac from your town drug gist, who will guarantee a cure
 Booklet and sample free. Address, Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago or New York. 3 23 cod If
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NEW YORK.

New York. N. Y, April % Cotton-Spots, steady; 3-l6 higher; middling, 7-16; sales, 6.600.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20
Mir. Simon Straus left last night for Memphis to attend the races.

J. ", jr., the little son of Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Adams, has a very mild case of scarlet fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20
via San Francisco

For maps and information f Cost,
 regarding Alaska, and San
 Francisco's advantages as
 an quitting point for the
 Northern Gold Fields, d. Alaska Information Bureau of 1ae California State Board of d,lade; Ferry Building, San Fran ECHFR Secretary and
 nS General Manager
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20
NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, La, April 2O.- Cotton-spots, firm, < higher; middling, 1916; sales, 400.
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COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, April 20-Cotton- Firm, spots unchanged. middling, 3%, sales, l5,000, receipts, 14,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20
FEVER WILL KILL HALF Of the American Troops Sent to Cuba, Says
 a Spaniard,

PARIS. April 2o-Madrid wires interview with writer who the will chiefly be confined to the Navy If the Ame reach Cuba he say hundred thousand will ay and the will kill half Spain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20

Electric Medical Association, Little Rock, Ark, April 20th to 22nd. For this occasion the Iron Noun tain Ky. will sell tickets to Little Rock and return at one and one- third fare on the certificate plan. Limit of certificates April 26th.
 For further information call on
 H. B. MizELL, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20

D. Mitchell and Mrs. Wm. D. Cox, are pan'
 residents of this place. cnke
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20

Convention of Women's Parsonage
 and Home Mission Society, Hot
 Springs, April 2Sth to May 1st.
 For this occasion the Iron Noun tain Ky. will sell tickets to Malvern and return for one and one-third fare on the certificate plan. Limit of cer tificates May 4th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-20

Arkansas Bankers Association, Lit
 tie Rock, April 21 and P.
 For this occasion the Iron Noun tain Ky. will sell tickets to Little Rock and return at one and one third fare on the certificate plan. Limit of certificates April 26th
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With best wishes to all our Gus
toners for a Merry Christmas.
Yours Respectfully.
SIFFoRD & KUYKENDALL.
ioosooos1osooo5ooooosooo
An Old custom Revived.

In former years the custom Of making
holiday calls. especially on New Years
Day, was, in this country practically
universal. This custom. because Of the
strain involved in the attempt to dis
charge years social duties in the space
of a few hours, has fallen into disfavor.
The custom as originally observed,
however, was not without commendable
features; for before the advent of those
hard and fast conventionslities which
finally made it more burdensome than
enjoyable, there was a hearty and cordial
simplicity maintained which did much
70 promote genuine good fellowship and
friendly interest.
During the present holiday season, an
effort is to be made here in Somerset to
revive. in q sense, the original idea OF
friendly calling. The aim of those iden-
tified with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tives from all the Sunday Schools in
town-is first, 10 carry 10 every Somerset
home expressions of a genuine interest
and good will from the Sunday Schools.
and second, to obtain in the various homes
simple and easily furnished data which,
are 70 be the basis for future plans look
ing to the common interest and prosperity
Of both homes and schools.
The natural aud intimate relationship
which exists between the home aud the
Sunday School should and doubtless will
enlist the hearty cooperation Of all the
people in our homes, 50 that, when on
the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 9th, the
representatives of the Sunday Schools
call, they will be received with the same
cordially, kindly interest," and spirit of
helpfulness with which they come.
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DR.. George NJ. PAwling, a well known
veterinary surgeon of this place, died At
Z o'clock Thursday evening at his late
residence on Turkeyfoot street. IN the
fifty-ninth year Of his aga. Death result
81 from paralysis of the heart. On
Wednesday, 7th inst, the Doctor went to
Jenners il response 10 call for mis- pro-
fessional services and when he returned
home he fell out of his sleigh aud laid in
the alley way in front OF his stable for
possibly an hour before his groans at
tracted the attention of lad who was
passing along Turkeyfoot street As
soon as Mrs. Pdwling was notified of her
husbands condition she sum apned aid
TO carry him in the house. aud sent for
Doctor Shaffer. Il was apparent that the
Doctor was suffering from a stroke of pa
ralysis and he remained in a comatose
condition until the following morning.
when he took a turn for the better and re-
lined the use of his voice. He said that
he must have been stricken when five or
six miles north of town, but that his body
was benumbed by the cold and he did
not realize what had happened. There
was marked improvement in his condi-
tion after Thursday and on the day of his
death be was able TO put on his clothes
and move about the house. Thursday
evening he ate very hearty supper and
an hour afterwards was again stricken
with paralysis the disease reached his
b art and caused instant death.
DDctor Pawling was born at Greencas-
tie, Franklin county, Pa, on February !.
1870 He was a member of the 2lst Pa.
Volunteer Cavalry. and served through
out the war. He was a member Of II. C.
Scot Post, g. A. r, of St. Paris. Ohio,
and received a small pension. The Doe
tor was married twice. his fist wife hav-
ing died many years ago, About four
years ago he was married TO Mrs. Emma
Snively, and three years ago removed
fro Springfield. Ohio. to Somerset He
is survived by his wife and three chill
dre1, viz: Roy, clerk at the MaIkleton
SanitOrium; Blanche. who lived Al home,
and Glenno, Of ST. Louis.
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Peter Meyers. who was brought int
court last Wednesday morning 10 answer
two charges Of murder in the drst d d1gree,
for the willful and felonions killing Of
Michael Carney and John Lenhart, II
Garrett. was granted a continnanee npui
February term, when an official Of the
shsr ih's cffice reported at the evening
session that Mrs. Keller. sister Of the
defendant, whom he had Waited at her
home near Buckstowu, for the purpose of
serving an attachment, was too sick to be
in attendance upon ths court. The jury,
which had been selecte at the morning
and afternoon session, and was waiting
70 be sworn. was discharged.
Meyers was brought into court Wednes-
day morning and at being arraigned
for murder in the first degree for the
killing of Michael Carney entered a plea
Of mot guilty." The prisoner was seated
alone at his counsel's table " ben be was
ordered to stand np. A moment before
Attorney Holbert had v hisp-red a few
words in his car, bu: they were evidently
not words Of encouragement, since the
defendant was seemingly indiflers Mt 20
the scenes about him and To the crowd
that occupied every seat in the court
room. he wore red and blue speckled
shirt and collar and glaring red and
blue neckiie, under black Getaway coat.
Meyers has lost sppreciably in weight
since his confinement in Jail. but outside
of a skin eruption on his face be appears
to be enjoying good health. He did not
move a muscle or change expression
while the clerk was reading the indiet-
meut against him, and when the time
came for him to plead he said mot gull
ty," in firm low tone. Later in the day
his brother took = seat at the counsel Ia
bic when he and Peter entered into an
animated conversation.
The work Of selecting a jury was an
easy matter; only thirty-two jurors were
called, from whom the twelve men to pass
upon tae guilt or innocence OF the de-
fendant were selected. Meyers looked
intently into the lace of every juror eN-
amined, bat made no comment to bis at
torneys. There was suspicion of moist
ure aboat his eyes during the xamina-
ton of the jurors but he controlled his
feelings with admirable tact.
Counsel for the defendant moved for
continuance as soon as the case was called
bat their motion was overruled iiy Judge
D0ty. They renewed their motion after
the jury had been selscted and it was not
until after the officer reported that Mrs.
Keller would be unable TO appear in
court that they succeeded in gaining
their point.
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Give 81 colsrsd xan . chanes.

When President Mckinley visited the
Tuskegee eolored institute in Alabama
last week be saw what the coIored man
can do for himself if he is given half a
chance. Booker T. Washington, the tai
ented eolored man, believes in educating
the head and the hand at the same time,
and that is the principle that has been
followed at Tuskegee, where good schOl
ans and go "a mechanics are turned ont
the same time II must have all been
very interesting to the President. espe-
cially the display Of articles made by the
students. II has not been so many years
ago that a colored man who tried T. ga.
an edu cation was looked upon As mis-
chievous individual aud was liable 10 get
whipped, while il he dislsyed any spti-
tude with tools he was gotten rid Of as
soon As possible. Times have changed
since the negro got half a chance in the
south, and he is making a man Of HIM
self. The President viii no doubt note
al this, aud he viii be Influenced by It
in the future.
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Iuaamsd and eranulated EyslidI.

Is there anything more dishguring to a
face or more disagreeahle than inaamed
or grannlated eyelids2 These re- ult from
a multitudeof causes, and respond quick
ly TO proper treatment Such treatment
may be had at the hands Of DIR. A. Sig
mann. sO4 Penn Ave. Pittsburg, for
meriy of Vienna, Austria, who has en-
jOyed the advantage Of years OF study
and practice in the greatest hospital OF
the world, situated in that city, and is
prepared to give any cases relating to bis
specialties-Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
the most thorough scientific treatment
possible. During his short stay in this
city he has already secured long list of
patients to whom be can refer any per-
son desiring 10 gain information regard
ing his skill and success.
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our OF THE WHEEL.


The following named gentlemen have
been drawn to ssrss rs petit jurors at a
special Term 10 coort to be held. com
mencing Monday, January y. is9o
FIRST WEEK.
ilegheny-Howard Piersnn.
Berlin Borough-Aibert HsEiey.
srsvailev-Lincoin Hrsnt. Frank
Rumiser.
ConGnence Borough Bruce Augustine.
coBemaagh-H. \. Walker. David
snsbly.
Elk Lick-Charies l. Walker.
Hooversvilie Borough--Josiah Berkey.
jefferson -Urinh Bowman
JenEer-Edward Gonsler. oliver Peter
son, George w. Psle.
Larimer-AIfred Knepp.
Middlecreek = Harvey Anseli. Jerry
W. Shultz. Daniel Schrock.
Milfcrd-Jacob Y. Walter.
New Baltimore Borough-Hernan W.
Long.
New centrevine Borough-James B.
Ferrell.
Northampton-E. s. Bowman.
MeyersdAle Borough-william Rowe,
W. A Shumaker.
Quemahoning-John Ankeny.
Stonycreek-Uriah l. Glessner, A. p.
Kimmell, George G. Boyer, Moses Ter
foss.
SOmerset-Abram Lingenfelter. Ed. c.
Diekey. w. f. Countrymsn.
Somerset Borough-Samuel J. Fritz
Henry +. Barnett.
Summit-Preston B. Walker.
shade-A. L. Hiteshew, Thomas Ha-
mer.
Upper Turkeyfoot-Jacob B. Gerhard.
William zafal, Ephriam schrock.
Ursina Borough-Leroy Forquer.
SECOND WEEK.
Addisou-Jssac D. Leslie, F. J. Sinner,
Charles Rodahavsr. James Wicklow.
Brothersvalley-B. F. Gindlesperger,
Edward d. Lands, 5. p. Foust
Berlin Borough - Charles Brubaker,
George P. Brubaker.
BIaek-Peter Snyder.
Elk Liek-J. w. Livengood, Simon S.
Folk.
nooNersNllie bofOuBn-JOhn W. Snal-
fer.
Jeflerson-Edward Baker.
Jenner-fred DOnges.
GreenviIle-Miles d. Thomas, Andrew
Bare.
Lower Turkeyfoot-PeterS 5. Tnrney.
Middlecreek-John II. Miller.
MIlford-Joseph w. Meyers. Aaron J
Miller, Isaiah Flick, G. X. Hay.
Northampton-Henry w. Miller.
Paint-W. +. Knavel, Isaac ID. Shafer.
Qnemahoning Will, II. Calvin
Barnhart, Henry w. Shaffer.
lockwood Borough-JOhn King.
Salisbury BOrough-E. a. Lambert.
Somerset-Bruce Friedline, f. J. Weig-
ley.
Somerset Borough-Enoch Blough.
Summit-P. NJ. Saylor.
Stonycreek-C. 4. Baldwin.
Socthampton-Simon Blubaugh
Shade-JOhn Felix. John Reitz.
Ursina Borough j. B. Jennings.
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.undsr Tbs Laursls. ~

The five act drama, "Under the Lsu-
Fels," will be produced at the Opera
House, on Friday evening. December
30th, by exclusively home talent. for the
benefit ot the Somer ct public schools.
The drams Is skilfulIy written aud
abounds with humorous situations Be
tween the ac:s the audience viii be enter
tanned by speciaiities and music by the
Somerset Concert Orchestra Tickets
viii be placed on sale At Neff 4 Casebeer's
on Tuesday. 9th inst. Admission, Is, p
and IS cents.
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clemsucy For a Huggsr.

SAvAsSAH, Ga, Dec, ls.-Promineut
citizens have interested themselves in
behalf Of Moore. the Maine artiIleryman
sentenced 10 pay fine Of $500 or serve 20
days On the chain gang 10y Judge Nor
wood for attempting on the streets TO hog
the wife Of a citizen. a petition to the
Governor for pardon is being signed by
leading men and society women. Moore
was hilariOusly intoxicated a: the time Of
his otfeuse. He has borne an excellent
reputation in his command. His petition
win % 70 the Governor probably TO NOR
row, and. considering the high characters
Of the signers, it is probable the pardo n
will be promptly granted. Moore has
been in the chain gang for two weeks.
The petitioners say they think his degra-
dation and punishment have been ample.
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ssmsthinr for ths Sew Yssr.

The world renowned success of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, and their continued
popularity for near half century As a
stomachie, is scarcely more wonderful
than the welcome that greets Hostetter's
Almanac. This medical treatise is pub
lished by the HOstetter Company. Pitts
burgh, Pa, under their own immediate
supervision, employing sixty hands in
that department. The issue of same for
1888 viii be over eleven millions, printed
in nine languages. Refer TO a copy Of il
for valuable and interesting reading con
cerning health. and numerous testimoni-
ais 9s to the efficacy of Hostetter's StOm-
ach Bitiers. The Almanac for 1899 can
be obtained. free Of cost, from druggists
and general country dealers in all parts
Of the country.
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Here Is a man who has just stopped
hispaper. What a miserable looking cres
ture he is. He looks a. if he had been
stealing sheep. How viii he know whal
is going on, now that he has stopped Iii,
paper? He will borrow his neighbor's
paper. One Of these days he will break
his leg, or be candidate for Office. aud
then the paper viii say nothing about it
That will he treating him just right, will
ii notf-Ex.
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on account of the Christmas and New
Years Holidays the b. & o. r. R. Co.
win sell Excursion Tickets at greatly re-
dncsd rates to and from ali points on its
lines between Baltimore. Pittsburg.
Wheeling. Parkersburg. strawsburg Jet
and intermediate points. good going. De-
c-mber ., "A. 25 and 81, ls9s, and January
l. 1899; good 70 return until January 4.
1899. inclusive.
Magnificent Train Service in all dIree-
tions. Pullman Sleepers and Dining
Cars.
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For Christmas.

A great variety Of odd and handsome
pieces of imported China and Delft ware
Bisque and Cameo oddities; Fancy glass
baskets and fruit dishes; Glass. China
and Teplitz Vases, Jardanieres, Cracker
Jars, Dinner Sets, BEDROOM Sets, and
many other useful and ornamental arti-
cles suitable for Christmas presents
Call and examine the above goods end
prices whether you buy or not
+. b. CoFFROrH.
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Who are injured by the use OF coffee
Recently there has been placed IN all the
grocery stores q new preparation called
GRAIN o, made of pure grains, that
takes the place of coffee. The most deli
cate stomach receives i without distress,
and but few can tell 1t from coffee. Il
does NOT cost over / as much. Children
NAV drink it with great b nsfit. Is and
IS cts. per package. Try IT, Ask Cor
GsRAIN %.
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Two Squares South Of Diamond.
Dedication Of the United Evangelical
Church.


For many weeks the members and
friends Of the United Evangelical Church
have been anxiously awaiting the COM
pletion of their new place Of worship.
Sunday was the time appointed for dedi-
cation. Though the house is not entirely
finished. yet the dedicatory services were
held. Bishop w. N. Stanford, d. D.. Of
H srrisburg. Pa, officiated, conducting
services morning and evening The in
debtedness was covered by cash and good
subscriptions. The interest, however, did
not abate with the Sunday services, for
on Monday morning some friends, who
could not be at services handed in their
contributions, among whom were two
little boys, who visited the parsonage
and gave the pastor one dollar each
The Evangelicals have a neat, cozy and
attractive place Of worship. and are con-
graduated on the success Of their enter
prise. Somerset, also, is "a be oongrat-
nlated on thsaccession of another church
to combat the forces Of evil The pastor
and members express their hearty ap-
probation foi all financial aid on this oe-
oasion
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What is Needed for Xmas.

Holly aud mistletoe to decorate your
parlor and dining room and oysters.
mince meat and ice cream for your
dinner, all of which you can purchase at
the White Palace Restaurant. Place
your order early and receive the very
best goods. All goods delivered if re-
quested. Cook * Beerits block.
J. w. PIsEL,
Proprietor.
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BOOKS BOOKS BooKsm
HOLIDAY BOOKS CHRISTMAS GIFTS

The beautiful, elegant and extensive
stock Of Holiday Goods now displayed al
...FIsHER's Book STORE.
surpasses anything ever before attempted
at this establishment. Albums, tone,
cases, work boxes, manicure sets, smok-
ers' sets. ink stands. purses, fountain
pens. collar and cuff boxes, necktie, fan,
handkerchief and jewel boxes, fine mir
rors, fine photo frames, toy books, Bibles,
toys, box papers. Christmas tree orna-
ments aud candles. masks, novelties,
brio brac, aud great variety of many
sorts Of goods suitable for Christmas and
New Year gifts Cheaper than ever this
season,
Fishers Book STORE
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Rhsnm.tI.n cursa inapa,.

"Mystie Cure'' for Rheumatism and
Neuraigis radically cures in to days.
It's action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. II removes al onoe the
cause and the disease Immediately disap-
pears. The first dose greatly benefits; !;
rs cents. Sold at Benford's Drug Store.
Somerset
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The Farmers Institute held last week
at Hooversville. proved 70 be-one of the
most interesting meetings ever held in
this section of the county. From the first
session TO the close of the messing the
greatest interest was manifested. and the
large church, which has seating capsci-
ty of about five hundred people. was at
times crowded 10 overflowing. At the
close of the session the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
ResOtred, That the present meeting has
thoroughly convinced US Of the value of
Farmers Institutes as means of educa-
iion for the farmer and his family, and
that we appreciate the provisions made
by the State authorities for carrying on
this work.
ReS0Lreef, That the thanks of this insti-
tute are hereby rendered - the mem bers
of the Lutheran Church of HoOversvilie,
for the use of their house of worship in
which to hold our meetings, and 70 the
choir for their prompt attendance and
excellent music which has added so much
n the interest Of our meetings. Also 10
the State Instructors for their interesting
lectures on the various subjects presented
during our sessions
ResOgred, That the thanks OF this insti-
tute and the farmers OF this end of the
county are due and are hereby teudered
% the local committee on institutes for Sc
lecting this locality for holding one of the
Farmers Institutes of the present year,
and resolved further, that as citizens and
farmers living in the north Of the county.
we earnestly protest against any one sec
ton of the county receiving more than a
Just share of these meetings, and we in-
sist that the persons having this matter
in charge shall arrange for holding these
meetings at various points, giving to each
section OF the cOunty-north, south, east
west and center-its fair share
l. p. DULL.
i. +. CLARK,
&. W. WEIGLE,
COmmittea
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Somerset Buggy Co.

Got 10 a littio late, but are here with tbs
Finest line Of Sleighs on the market
Gear-Best Selected Second growth Stock
-Roomy Seats, Spring Backs, Remoya-
hle Trimmings, Up to date in style
Workmanship and Finish. Every One q
Positive Bargain
A. G. DAVIS,
Somerset, Pa
~ 80, S.,rara. Co,tb oF diamond
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SHnRI HnRM BILLS
Election NotIce.

The members OF the Cooperative Mutual
Fire Insure nee Company will meet at the
cOnpany's Office, Berlin, Pa. at 10 o'clock 4,
NJ Wednesday, January II. lsssa, for transact
ing business and electing officers. Election
from one 10 three O'Clock =. NJ
JAG. J. ZORN, Secretary.
W. II. RUPPEL. President.
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Farm for Rent.

will rent my farm. situate in Ale
gheny township, near Glen Savage, from
April /, 1873
Mrs. CHARLES HUPPART.
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Terms: /:

One-thlrd to remain lien. the interest Of
which to be paid tO Elmira Ash annually;
One-fhtrd In hand on delivery Of deed, the
balance In one year.
AS To the 90 acres that l. now subject 70 a
dover OF one hundred and f0rty-five dollars.
payable TO Mtihlma Ash, One-third 10 remain
a lien for the widow. Eifnira ash. one-third
In hand on delivery Of deed. the balance, one
third. In one year. Ten per cent to be paid on
day OF sale when property j. knocked down.
ELMTRA ASH.
REUBEN :. HAY.
Administrators and admi ministrdtor OF David
B. Ash, deed.