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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26
THE FRATERNlTIES

The national committee on rules and
regulations of the Knights of Pythias
will meet in Minneapolis April 10. Many
tend, and a banquet will be rendered
them in the evening at the West hotel
ST. Paul Council s56, Royal Arcanum,
will hold an Identification and jollification
meeting, for members only, at Elks' hall,
Lowry Arcade, Monday evening. This will
be in the nature of reunion meeting, and
all old members of the council are earnest
ly requested to turn out. All members
are requested to be present, as business
of Importance to every member will be
transacted An entertainment and lunch
will follow the regular business meeting.
Royal Oak camp of Royal Neighbors
last evening presented each of the past
oracles of the camp with a gold emblem
of the order. Mrs. E. B. Lott, recorder,
made the presentation speeches.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26

strueted according to the latest plans
developed by the United States govern
ment in its propagation of fish spawn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26

Our safety Deposit Vaults are the best
Security Trust Company. n. Y. Life bldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26

There are always good things among
sThe Globes Paying Wants"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26
cotarrh of Stomach Cured With
One Bottle of Paw-Paw.

was a severe sufferer with Ca
tarrh of the Stomach, indigestion
and grippe. I used numerous rem
edies with but periodical benefit. I
tried Munyon's Paw-Paw and before
1 had finished half a bottle felt as
1 had not felt before since con-
tracing the terrible i'll. By the
time the first bottle had been used l
was perfectly cured, and, although
it has been more than month since
I used that wonderful tonic, I have
not had the least sign of returning
trouble. I can heartily recommend
Paw-Paw, feeling that it has per-
manently cured me.
(Signed) VIM. BRAY,
419 Federal St, Allegheny City, Pa.
Such startling. cures have hereto
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26

Joseph an
AWELL KNOWN PlTTSBJRG
MAN TELLS A REMARKABLE
STORY OF CURE

Fit was not for the fact that Mr. Laugh
ran is known to me 10 be perfectly reliable
and trustworthy in his statements. | would
find 1t difficult myself TO credit his remark
able story Read what he says. If you
doubt, go and see him or write him letter.
-MUNYON,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26

Such startling cures have hereto
fore been unknown in the history of
medicine. Druggists and doctors
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26

Fancy Iresn CeIeFy, Cucumbers. End1ve,
Radishes, Egg Plant, Asparagus New
Carrots and .Beets, New Potatoes, Cauli-
flower, Green Beans, Wax Beans, Spinach,
Mushrooms, etc., ETC.
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Maryland Collegiate Institute Notes.

The lecture gwen here on March la. by FL
der c. u. BonsAck, oB "ChaRcter, was
much appreciated Our students we're en-.
courased TO develop noble characters, for M
on this depends the issues Of life. Ga Sunday
Elder Bousack preached two very forcible
sermons.
Or P. u. Fahrney, Of Frederick. visited
here "Wednesday.
Ga thursday night. March :. oar boarding
boys attended ia = body the Men. Meeting
al the NJ T. Church. The address by Rev
Dr. f. T. Little ~as the hes; ~ the s-Fics.
Hs remarks Eerc based upon the story o;
Lazarus and the rich man. aud bis appeal
90 the men Vas that ot a mAn zcaious iu his
Masters cause
Elder Murray, Of Washington, wlIl preach
bcrs Sunday u,rat. March q. Al ~.
Following Is she program for lbs Easter
concert 20 he g'ven 90 April /, beginning al
: D. N. shArP:-Chorqs, = Jerusalem, ( 81
For The Ores, Dss, frnai JOSIAH bF OEieu:
Concerto. PoiaccA Brl,Ant~. itwo pianos j
Weber. Misses Mary Foreman and Name NJ
crs; Vocal SOLO. Ss.cl Home Of the Anxpis,
Mss + Heuss E..sor; Symphoay, Tso Vic
Inns sad Pane. Mass. Dr. II. l. Fair. Prof
+ H. NAa aud MS Foreman; Vocal DgeL
Gracsfai Coososi. from "Creatloa, Haydn,
Miss ERsor, Prof NAa; Chovus, The HrrdEc.
Herbert. Gics Club: Violin solo. FaFvzrll
Is Hills, TschaiSowsSy, Dr. II, l. FAIR, Eo
cal Solo, RDl.log iu lbs foAmiaE B'l,ovs.
fruas Creation" HAYDN. Prof Naa. PlAno
solo. RhapsolIs HaagArsr. No. s, Lasri. Mss
May Foreman: Quartet, A kuSEhi Thrre
Came. lbl is,l5s Pec@e~5, Chinese songl
PARIS and Pc;rle. College QaArirtls; CsatAiA,
Tie King Triumphant Lyon. Prof. T. p.
Nsf. director; Mss May + ForvnAH, &C.
eBanfsaurst
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urphans Court.

Monday. March al. Harvey Naaa. cH
rcutas ai John :. NAls, rysaracd additional
Inventory II personal properly.
Jeanne =. Sscsss3zls. admta;s,rAiriE u
Wllssm Goosaeh, Deceased. rvturncd in'ea
tory Of personal property aat received order
% sell The sAns
Jennie Z. SiorksdAis sxesgtrS ot Mary j.
Garslch. deceased rsssrurd luvraiogf OF pcr.
sons! rrupefty
Jaha " Sniih and Jacob Smith. executors
81 Care Saaiih, deceased. frtnrard report o.
sale Il persauai property.
John " SAITH aad Jacob Smith. executors
5G Jacob r. Saith. deceased. rr'arrsd FePoTf
q sale 81 personal property and real estate
iA~scncr +. Lyons, 4aaslugstrAslsg ot lAAs'el
l.y0u.s. deceased. rrlarned iasentr;vy 81 per
soma Property Sni rrcrsve1 order io sei, PER
s3uAl property aaI l,zsshold ProFerty.
The Cagr approved the binding on, NJ
Grace u Harden daughter OF J. 4 Harden
10 John T a,H. j.. b. Harry + Cariey aud
Joha l. uiI. tHa Justices ~ the Peace. -
provided by the code Of Pubsic Grnvrai l.a~s,
Article e,
Tnr last Niil aad lsztAuraI Of William
Harhmaa. deceased, vAs Admurd lo probate
sad letters tesgancGiary Thereon scF~ ErAnica
81 Alfred C. Bachman. EphrIam BAchDAs
and Jonas BaehmAh. uha received warrant 70
apggasse and order 80 noJify creditors
Tuesday, March 22-lseglcrs ct AdniuEs,ra-
iiun ui.h the wIl annexed, Oa the estate q
Nafy 4. G. Douohae, Decreased, we're grated
lo Wesley p. Hsmbsrt
The ale Of real estate Of joel Myers, 81
ceased, finally ratified and confirmed by 'ar
Court
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Pleasant Valley Items.

The Pleasant Valley BAnd, anier the lead
ersh5p of Prof john Byrrs, Of stonersvile,
arr making preparations to hold concert ia
the near iutuTe.
Wm. Uugsr, who had been confined 10 The
house. Is able to he oui agzin and 'akc charge
Of his school \. z. Hei~ig, %hc hsd also
beea very sick, : able 20 b. out
Miss Mamie Roach Is vssItiag her parents
At Berkeley SpTiBgs. West Virginia
The following change Of residences will
take place in our village and immediate neigh
borhood. Edward Sheets from Harvey Free
mans house 10 Miss Sallie La-yer' house I'd
Week from JOS. 2. Yingiiug's hoase 20 the
house vacated By Mr.. Sheets; A. z. Helwlg
10 Silver Ran, add Noah Powell TO the house
vacated BY Mr. Helwig; David Myers from
Silver Ron to los. ?. iinging's farm; Wm-
Unger to the house vscaIed by Mr.. Powell;
Peter Btsh from Pleasant Hill to the house
vacated by Mr. Uuger; Jos. Hshn TO Miss
Salhe Lawyer house; George Stonesiter TO
George FIeagie's farm, uear Msyberry, and
Frances Copenhaver to the house vacated by
Mr. Stonesiter; Harry Nail from FriEell burg
TO the house vacated by Mr.. Copeuhaver;
Aaron Lester to Joshua Myers farm, aud
Claude Myers to the farm vacated by Mr..
Lester.
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Brilliant Reception Rt BARRIERS Mil.
From the HINTON News

The members OF Emmauueis Reformed church
gave reception yesterday afternoon anl evening
in honor OF Nj and Mrs John :, Lucaiaugh Al
their home az BARRIERS Mil. Mg lucahAGgh has
lep for Years one Of the most faithful members 81
that church He chortster Tor a long time ana
gave very efficient service Al present he Is super
Intendent OF the sunday school and an elder IN the
churgh A few weeks ago Mr. LucataGgh was
united IN marriage with Mrs. Anna keuner OF the
city OF Huntington. The purpose Of the reception
was 20 show the appreciation on the part "i lhe
members for his faithful work and 20 welcome MIS-
Lucabaugh into our midst
4 short informal program WAS rendered lust De
f1rs the supper 10 consisted Of musical ani liter
srv hunters Rev H. A. WeiEer sang and also
played few violin solos Miss hAthefyh F lLCh'
niger Of Button. pleased the audience very mGca
with her e,ocuiiouRry ability, and was comle'ied
O. respond 20 several eucOrcs-
Rev Nr. WelEer male the presentation sPeSsh
aud IN bsAHl! OF the congregation presented y Z.
ami Mrs Lucabaugh with a beautiful CLOCK ana "a
few gifts IN s!lverwsre. ~
The guests were then ushered into the dining
rnuin where an elaborate dinner was waiting them
The dlaRer dehes description II is Sufficient 70 s.
iEnf each family came with 4 large basket filled
With fried chicken bSef sweet potatoes dressing,
pies cakes 0f all kinds and description eve. On
jhc centre uf the table was a large CAKE Win the
y.art WELCOME" which Nj and Mrs. Lucahaugh
furnished. The evening was spent in social les
liyittes some more music and Rotations We're
given The Informal program was coucludeu by
all Joining in singing the GLORY song. Ihe event
was most enjoyable one aud pleasant uslho'les
are lingering in the minds Of all which help 10
make life more full OF sunshine The guests pTesen
BESIDES the members of the church were: MIS-, II.
X White and Miss Kathryn Flicklnger, OF Bluntoh'
Nnrcsllus Kenuer ant Miss Mary wagons, OF Hunt
ingtou; Miss Geneva Kimmel, of Huntington
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A ROMANCE ENDED.
After Ihirty-Seyen Years John LueahaHgh
AMI Mrs. Henry Kenner Married.

The following account Of the marriage Of
MIR John f. lacabaugh, formerly Of Man
chester district, this county aud Mrs. Henry
Hennsr, is taken from the Huntington, lodi
ana, Daily News. Democrat OF February Il:
Today noon. a. the horae Of the bride on Front
street vas So etnaize-i the marriage OF Mrs Henry
keuucr and John F. LuCsbaGgh, Of BARRIERS NIL,
Wells cUuuty. The wedding was a very quiet al
fair M and Mrs Joseph smith aud MHrcel!us Ken
nrr the brides son being the only ones present
aside from the minister and the contracting parties
Rev Nj WelkeF Of Button, was the oihctaLng
Clergyman.
There Il streak Of romance in this eourtship aud
10 happy termination Thirty.scven years ago ihl'
couple were friends and Kept company but IN
eGursa o! sine separated and each married ana III
siue bgried their ufe's partne-s- Last heeeinoei
Mr. LuCkahaugh came % thts city ana made IN
aui, les for Ms ksuuer, learned her address ana
called upon her. The story from that time en- was
oac short happy romance, with the peasant seque
today A. uoon.
The brt.i- l. a we'll preserved aud pleasant lads
" no has commanded the admiration and respect Of
a large circle Of friends she has one son, Marcel
ms a Young man who IL a has buyer for the brin o
e. Bash / Co.
me groom IS s. years old and has no chidTcn
re GA rs fiue farm OF ~ acres Ia kockcTeek tow
shin and = 50 has property a. BARRIERS MIL Nclt
county which place the happy couple wiii maj t
their future home They WEI take with them me
well wishes Of Huntingdon friends for happy
future
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H0uSksyine Items.

Ms IiA Eiacrode has returned 20 Der homr
aaeT spending a month wt1h friends "a Gem
b-r,anl. Mi
Mr. Charles SaaetFvr and saa are the guests
Of Mr. FrAnk Suyder.
r. " BarhuAa and -ife spent last sur
5ay u5th Nr and Mrs. J Wesley RUBY, Of
SaytsTshlrg
Nrs. En- Hooper. Of Baltimore. speut
Saniav slsh her aHcie Peter BschmAH.
Jessie Elsrsrde Es critically ill a, this ~u,.
iag.
+ T. Hsrins and family. % Meadow View
Mils, are visit5ug their hone IN Flaks6srE-
Harvey T. BachnAn va so BAiGsnnrc
several DAYS tbs seek
OsboTue Snyicr Aas rooted Hen,y Stamp's
house On Peach Faru add sill tAks posses.
stog A pg5i isL
JOAN Salvth has rsa,-i bis farm 90 Colan
bus Elsnrp4r.
E1sard Bonner. IT. and Samuel Richards
are s;iii 90 The sick lls,, bias sioSly approving
Mss LYDIA Bolisr, o. RA,linor~, has ~
tarae3 to Mr. William ShAefrr H.
Nh. Eliza Taylor moved Monday bars ~
her old homestead.
Hampton Gal moved FROM pAiapsco into
COLUMBIA Elsrrpdr's tenant house.
Mrs.. NJ A. Saydrv. % Baltimore. sPe at
several days rscen,ly wiih her sister, Ms A.
J. BsckmAH.
Ma,hiAs Lang and assistant, are bailiinE a
barn iog John Dell
A. Glade Al,girs. Of Westminster. spru
Sunday S1th his parents,
john Sprlakle, Of Baltimore. has moves
Ia slih his father ~ Jaw. Charles SykrS- IT.
wili occupy bis new house As soon a. y g
completed.
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New Advertisements.

TODAY l. the Las, Of Oar Spring Opening
Dav-The Miller Bros. Co. s Popular Cash
Stores. Westminster.
Interesting News Of New Spring Goods
7. W. Maiher & Sons, Westminster and Man
chester.
Trustees sale Of a Valuable Farm Elias
o. Grimes and Charles l. Thomson, trustees.
Time 10 Think OF Your Spriug Surts-ShAT'
rer 4 Gorsuch, Westminster
Stylish Shoes for Men and Childrcn-W m.
{. Deyilbiss. Westminster.
Morgan Valley Machine Shop-Wm. II.
Owiags. Westminster.
An Old Stand with New Firm--Taylor (
Lynch. Westminster.
Spring Opening at Hrfi-gs Department
Store, Westminster.
Last OF Unclaimed Matter IN the PostotEice.
Westminster Md.
Wanted-G. ". 5. care Advocate Oace
Westminster.
80 Horses and Mules-H 4 Spalding. Lit.
tlestowu, Pa.
Public Sale-Robert r. Everhart.
Legal Notices
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Annrnrr Nsx Rallrnad.

Mr. Pearre. OF Ho~ard. has introduced -
bill incorporating the Washingjoa, Legore aud
Gettysburg Railroad Company. The lneor.
porAlors named are Joshua \. NArtield, jas
W. Legore, William B. Slznbaugb, Frank l.
Stoner, Columbus A Welker. Eugene Ham
mond aud George T. smith. The capital
stock is to be $50. coo sud may be increased
to s., OO0. 600, the stock being divided iuto
shares of S25 each.
Power Is given to construct aud operate 90
any manner a railroad impeIsd by steam OF
electricity from the city Of Washington 20 the
city Of Gettysburg, Pa, with lateral branches
extending ia any direction or 70 any point
whatsoever M the county Bordering on the
Mason and Dixon line between Washington
county on the west and the Susquehauna river
on the east aud also into Howard, Monlg0m
cry aud Prince George counties. The cor
pOrailon is given power 10 rsteHd ITS lines
across the public highRay or road on The most
practical route. Permission is also gwen TO
construct the road upon the bed OF any street
or highway within the corporate limits OF any
town or city in the counties named, provided
permission is obtained. When requested IN
writing by the owners Of a majority of the
property bordering upon the roadbed Of the
company, the county commissioners OF the
several Counties are directed 20 subscribe to
the stock TO an amount not exceeding 5000
per mile and TO issue bonds TO the amount of
the stock subscribed for.
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personal NOES.

Frank NJ. Stevens and family. of this city,
moved to his farm near Creagerstown, Fred
erick county, this week.
Harry Westaway, of Patapsco, is now
cashier of The Shelburne, the well known
hotel at Atlantic City, N. j.
William II. Hoffman and wife, of Balti-
more. formerly of Manchester, were guests
this week of Sheriff Wilson and family. Mr..
Hoffman is a member of the Baltimore police
force, and has been for some years. His beat
is in Northeast Baltimore, and he has ine
record for fidelity to duty.
Joseph Shorb, who spent the winter near
this city, started last Monday for Surrey,
North Dakota, where his son David resides.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Shaw have
issued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Grace Virginia, to Mr. Edward
o. Weant, former States Attorney for Car
roll. The ceremony will take place at As
cension church, this city, at 5. 80 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, April 6.
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News of the Week.

Winthrop College, the South Carolina State
college for Woman at Rock Hill, has received
n gift of $40, 900 from Andrew Carnegie for
a library building.
Soaking rains last Saturday and Sunday
broke the long drought in Kansas, and insured
a yield of SO, 600, 600 Bushels of wheat, unless
some disaster follows
Two barns and Is head of live stock on the
estate of Clay Carr, near Winchester, Va,
were destroyed by FIRE last Saturday. Negroes
are suspected of having set the building on
fire.
At East St. Louis, H., last Monday, the
warehouse of the Deering Harvesting Ma
chine Company, stored with farm machinery
and Irvine, was destroyed by Gre. Loss,
$3.50. 900.
James T. Caulk died in Baltimore last
Wednesday. aged SO years. He was Re-
publican politician and held office almost con-
tinuousy from 1859 until about a year ago, a
period of A years, when he resigned on ac-
count of health.
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Eden Items.

Noah ]. Lester died at his residence, in
Eden. about noon on Monday. the 2lst, at the
age of SO years, 2 months and 20 days. Mr..
Lester had been afflicted with asthma for a
number of years and at times was great suf'
ferer. The deceased was the third son of the
late Nathaniel and Lydia A. E. Lester, and
leaves a widow aud two sons-Lewis F., OF
Shiloh, and Edward at home-to mourn their
loss Funeral services and interment took
place at Mt. Union L. B. church on Wednes
day afternoon. his pastor, Rev. Fl. W. Fuse,
officiating The pallbearers were John w,
Houck, Frederick Hoffman, Jesse LepPo,
Daniel Rupp, John w. Ruby and VIM. ID.
Walker.
Quite a number of adults as well as children
have had the mumps the past month.
Mrs Jacob Neudecker has been suffering
the past two weeks with rheumatism.
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INal Legislation.

Mr.. Oursler introduced = bIl. 60 amend The
charter az Westminster Friday q lssl EceA.
The House bill to rrqa5re licenses for uaa
resident fishermen vas passed b. The Hoase-
The Senate bib authorizing the haIiduE 81
= new schooihouss a. Arcadia Baltimore
county. vas passed by lhe H0asr
The Governor has siguei the bsf proh1h'i-
ing the sale Of bqaor sl'hlR 'hrec ml.es 81
Any schoclbousc ia Freicrick csaaty.
Mr. Fuss has introduced bssi 90 Aeaic aal
sAnces IN Taaeytowu-
H. the Seaaie. on Monday night, a. ameai
ment uAs adopted 10 Senate blA 10 incorppr
ate the Sykesylc aud Springfield Water ani
Railway Company. i4miiiag ,hr operations OF
The company To Haward and Carroll cogaueH-
senator BcasalAn's hiil Co provide re.ssi
for Neu Windsor College. has been auiaFsEa
biz reported by the Finance Commlii-v-
In the Senate, on Thursday, the hoase b'l
to amend the Carroll Co0RtY tIsh la~ ga
passed.
In the Senate. GA "Wednesday. the AueuP'
to charter a railroad company throagh BALM
more and Carroll counties. aud bav,nE ter
minus 10 Baltimore city. Sas defeated iasoes
the efforts Of Senator Bi3dison, Of Balruors
county He claimed that The bali granted ral.
liable rights 81 way over public TaAds tu ht'
county, and he succeeded 10 having the uGis
vorable report OF the Corporations COMMITTEES
adopted.
Al Wednesday aighi's session the following
Senate bills wrre passed; To Incorporate The
Sykesville and Springfield Water aad Railway
Company; and to Incorporate the io~" o.
Sykesviile
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SILVER RUN liens.
Dcatt Of Aaron Bargvon Going 10 Indiana
And Pennsylvania. Etc.

Kew. II D. Nescomer siIl have series Of
services DO th~ i.atheran Church, commencing
Saaday afternoon aud continuing all next
zcek. every evening, except on Good FRIDAY,
zhen there ~,u be preparatory services and
Con ssu1jou on Easter Sunday morning AZ 10
clock.
Aaron Rurrooa died ~ mis- hogus near Nj
Pleasant. March :, 81 heart failure. aged 50
yeArs. { months and Is days FaHefsl San
daY afternoon in the Lutheran Church IA THIS
place, Rev H. ID. MISSIONER and Rev. Mr..
Fox. OF lastIes,own, officiating He Eas a
kidd husband and father and good ne;ghbor,
In politics be was Republican. He Is sur
rsvcss b., w7duu and the following children:
Harvey Barzooo, Of Bsigiuorr. Ars. Howard
SEES and Thomas BaFEo0u, pue brother,
JOAN BsrEuoa. aud one SISTER. Ms. Susan
RAasArd. also survive him.
Mss Alice Bemiller. Of this place, aud Ms.
Z uArurr. formerly % larlcsiuwa, Pa. were
married AS, Sunday evening az the Reformed
/ parsonasv by Rev. J. Stewart Hartman. They
{ expect TO make their future honae iu Balu-
morr.
/ Edgar YiagIiag, Worthy Lcgore aud Peter
I Bsmi..ez left Tuesday Tor BraddoeS. Ia. TO
| seek employ meuI there.
Mrs. Savanna hoooIE, 10 this place MI.
I havs sale Saturday OF her household goods
I and on Monday she aud two Of her sons, Wa.
/ Il and Thomas J.. will leave for Indiana.
4 thunder Shower passed over thls place
1 Tuesday night,
{ David H. Feeser. who WAS confined 10 his
( house With grip, is Out again-
There viii be- quite a number change resi-
| deuces 10 this piacr. Wm. II. Study Will move
on the farm which be purchased from George
I Grouse near Blacks school house; John lie
I gore. Writ ReiuecSer aud Oliver l4Ppy 30
/ Hanover; John +. Fabrman 70 has farm
| Frank Warehime in Mrs. Maus house; David
I Myers on Joseph Yiughng's farm near Noani
I Pleasant; p. He,Sig from Pleasant Valley To
J.ron. koontz's house; A. Benillrr troni
I Union Mil, To VIM. Frock house, purchased
/ from Mrs Cover; Augustus Myers ia Henry
( ). Sever house. b. D. kemper on the hem
4 per 4 Fee.rr farm; Ei. Hildebudle 10 Charles
/ knlpp,e's house; Samuel GcelIng ia the house
! purchased from Mrs. koon,z; and FranS
/ Roouiz below Westminster on VIM. Miller 5
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