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GOOD TENNIS TEAM
MATCHES ARRANGED

Arrangements have been completed for .
tennis match between teams OF tina Rach-
eiors' Lawn Tennis Club Of this city and
the baltimore Country Club The lie proi,
fark Tennis Club. II is also stated. win be
the opponents of the Bachelors before they
nave engaged with the men from the Monu
mental city. The Baltimoreans win prob
ably come to this city within the next few
weeks. probably on September q. and play
upon the Bachelors courts NJ street north
west Each club Will be represented by a
team or six men. Six single matches and
three doubles will be played. The match
with the LIE Droits will probably be PLAYED
next Saturday upon the Bachelors courts
ana In the games. 1t is said. the men OF the
NJ street courts Will have something TO do
TO win for c. b. Doyle. Franklin Geoghegan
ana other crack tennis players are upon the
team from the lie Droit Park section The
return game OF the Bachelors and Chevy
Chase men Will probably be played upon
the Bachelors courts early In October
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COURTESY TOO COSTLY.
Saying please" Over the Phone
Takes Time in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September Here
after the $50 girl operators of the Key
stone Telephone Company of this city will
not say please" to the subscriber, and
the subscribers have been requested not to
say please to the operator
A J. Ulrlch traffic manager of the com
pany, has issued the order. and both the
girls ana the subscribers are happy with
the new arrangement. According to Mr..
Ulrich the girls in answering calls and the
patrons in making them use the word
please 900 times every twenty four
hours Estimating that il requires half Il
second to say the word, 1900 minutes are
consumed every twenty-four hours. which
Is equal to LIS hours lost every day by
the use of the word.
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ATHLETIC SPORTS
AT NORTH FORK, VA.

Greenway the country home of Mr. James
E. Radcliffe. at North Fork, Va, was the
MEGA of a number of young people on La
Dor day to participate In divers athletic
events.
The winners in the contests were an
nounced as follows and appropriate prizes
presented:
Fifty-yard dash-Won by Mr.. Dudley
Lawrence Of this city; Miss Anna Nav
Moore of this city. second.
Spoon and apple race-Won by Mr.. Dud-
ley Lawrence; Mrs. w. A. Marschalk of
this city, second.
Hop, skip and jump race-Won by Miss
Anna May Moore; Miss Anna Marschalk,
second.
Three-legged race-Won by Miss Anna
May Moore and Miss Anna Marschalk:
Mrs. w. E. Moore and Mrs. L. Van b.
Marschalk OF this city. BOBBY prize.
Standing broad tump-Won by DR.. Leigh
ton Van B. Marschalk; Mr.. Harry T. Wood
field. second: both Of this city.
Sack race-Won by Mr.. Harry T. Wood
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TIED FOR FIRST PLACE
AMONG CHESS MASTERS

CARLSBAD, September There was an
other change In the positions of the leaders
in the international chess masters tourna-
ment, the thirteenth round of which was
contested in this city yesterday. Rubin
stein, who led at the conclusion of play
Thursday, suffered defeat at the hands of
Spielmann. Maroczy, on the other hand,
won from Cohn. in consequence of which
Maroczy tied Rubinstein for first place.
Vidmar, who was even with Maroczy, will
most likely lose his game to JOINER the
latter had an advantage when the game
was adjourned
The other American. Marshall, defeated
O,land of Utrecht. In the other games.
drawn contests were recorded between
Teichmann and Niembowitsch, Leonhardt
and Wolf and Schleohter. and Tschigorin.
Mieses won from Tartakower and Salwe
worsted JanOwski. The games between Ber-
ger and Chotimirski was adjourned in favor
of ChOttmirSki The records.
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added: one mile-Roysl Lady, 9S Henry, 10 /.
won: Clare Russell, 1oS Unwe). to 1, second;
ktliiecrankie. los SANDY, Is to /, third. Time,
l. 40 10. MintberIa Waterspeed. Neoskaleeta. Miss
Strome Umbrella Glamora, Eudors and Belle Of
iroQuos also ran.
Third race. handicap; three year Odds and up:
$500 added; one and one-Quarter miles-RIght
Royal III tHoytl, to 1. won: Missouri Lad, lOT
tMcDaniell, to 1. second; Csrngorm, us MILLER.
even. third. Time, 2.0T DArkle also
Fourth race: three year-olds: 81. 300 added: one
mie-Electtoneer. ll6 tBrusselD TO 10. won;
Kentucky Beau. lI6 Miller. TO l, second; Am
pedo. 1lo tGrandl, 10 to l. third Time. 1.39 AS.
Westbury. Pertuicio, Rappahannock and Frank
Lord also ran.
Fifth race; and three sixteenth miles: turf
course-Beacon Light, 102 tMillert to /, won.
Miss Crawford. 100 tDuganl. 8 to l. second; Aero
bat, % (Burnsl, 10 to l. third Time. 80.
Oxford. Nealon Lancastrian and Carthage also ran.
sixth race; selling: two-year-oid allies; non.
fnriones-Arssss. 1o4 tMiller>,. to I; won: Miss
Delaney. 100 CBrusselD. to I. second; Sungleam
80 Dugan), to 2, third. Time I.oT. Bsnrids
Kerry. Complete, Miss Marjorie, Pendllon, ARIEL
Servile. Gold Quest, Brother Jonathan, Rosario
Abracadabra. Ingraham. Ben Rose, Gentleman
Catherine Corson. Genessee and Miss Mazzoni also
ran.
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WALTER TUCKERMAN
CAPTURED CHIEF CUP

l-ENON. Mass. September walter r.
Iuckerman OF Washington u. G.. yesterday
defeated Luther Gourley OF Apawamis by
IA up and l3 to play in the nal for the
chief cup in the golf tournament here.
Other results We're:
a., Governors' cup .Final-L 5 BlseIow. nr,s..
L 10 play ''"''A' up and
A., consolation cup-Final-J. A. Toole sprinra,sa
anS s'"n w. A. Adriance. Duchess COUNTY ? an
,, Red Lion Inn cup-Final-E j. parmeIoc Nex
NM an; 1eteated Bishop A. W. knight, Cubs a
An eishteen-hole handicap was also play
eu on the Lenox Club links F. r. Whartnn
VIII wi.h net score of 3yia. proved the winner
Giraud Foster. 4s-5-fl. third anu
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held: Miss Margaret Tompson OF this city.
second.
hat and coat race-Wou by Miss Marion
Marschaik; Miss Margaret Tompson, sec
ond.
obstacle race-W0n hy aIiss summer
Hines OF Leithton, Va. Mr.. Dudley Law
renee. second.
Potato race-Won b. Mr. George I Hines
or Lelthton Va; Mr.. Dudley Lawrence.
second.
After the exercises the merry party, WAS
loaded on a large wagon filed with straw
Tor ride, which made a glorious ending
10 their successful holiday
Others taxing part IN the exercises from
inns city were Mira Harry T. >Woodnald
Misses Louise Alderman and Dorothy Mar
schaIk Or. William 4 MarsChilk and Mr.
wilson MarsChalk. Others were Misses Su.
James Ratc!lre. May Radcliffe and Virginia
Merchant: Messrs James F. R,f,liry, 80,
Hines and Ray T. Ratcline. AL OF North
Fork, Va ~
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FOR RESTORATION OF WELLS
LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS PROJECT
ENDORSED BY CARRIE NATION.
Several Speakers Express Indignation
Over the. Closing Of the
Public Wells.

Carrie Nation occupied the center Of the
stage In the hall of the American Life In
surance Company's building 9th and q
streets northwest. last night, and she en-
tered right heartily into the fight of the
District of Columbia Protective Associa-
ton for the restoration of the public wells
Of the city. Mrs. Nation declared anew
her enmity to the demon rum" and she
saw great danger of the people being
driven to the saloons by the closing of the
public wells, which she denominated the
sources of pure drinking water. She an
nounced herself as the agent of Providence
and declared her intention Of remaining In
the fight until it Is finished
When 1 heard about the closing of the
we'll at Sd street and Indiana avenue" said
the ex-saloon smasher, Il determined to.
come to this meeting and say what
thought Of such high-handed proceedings.
People want good pure water, and II they
don't get 1t they will go to the saloon I'm
with you in this fight. but you have got to
fight every step Of the way"
Mrs. Nation declared her desire to become
member of the d. c. P. A., and she
planked down her half-dollar initiation fee.
Mrs. Nation has just returned from a
tour of the Kansas Chautauuua circuit and
announced her purpose to be the estab-
Nshment In Washington Of a sanatorium
for drunkards. Next week she will begin a
round or calls upon prominent officials,
seeking to interest them in the project
Declared to Be Vandalism.
The " official vandalism which DESTROYED
Washington's public wells, the sources of
the best water in the city, and inflicted I'M
measured suffering upon more than hun
dred thousand innocent people," received
severe condemnation from all other speakers
In fact, each one Of the twenty five persons
present had something to say of the So
called lack Of consideration manifested by
the District Commissioners, the health Of
ficer and his assistants, the savants of the
public health and marine hospital service,
and others.
John S. Duffy, formerly a resident of Ar
kansas, suggested one scheme by which
his auditors could defeat the evident pur-
pose of the District officials to compel all
hands to drink impure water. "Out in Ar
kansas We used to draw our water supply
from the Red river, said Mr.. Duffy '.and
the water was full of bacilli that most
people wes: forced to run it through a
strainer before drinking" He declared tina.
he invented a better plan than this-a plan
which might be followed by consumers of
Potomac water-by simply obtaining a long
glass and tapping on the side, thus causing
all the "w1ggle-tails'' to seek the bottom
After this process, Mr.. Duffy said, the sur
face water could be swallowed without fear
Of contamination
"Hallelujahw said Mrs Nation
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MORE NEGROES ARRESTED.
Andrew johnson Picked Up Here and
Taken to Aunapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. September 7.-Benja-
min F. GLADDEN., coiored, thirty-one years
old, Of Baltimore arrested here Thursday
charged with completely in the assault upon
Deputy Sheriff James Grouse Of Anne Arun-
del county, who was assaulted by a mob
Of negro crapshooters at Rock Creek Sun
day, was brought TO Annapolis today and
lodged in the county Jail. He is the ninth
negro to be arrested in connection with the
assault.
Although eight of the men now in jail
here are residents of the county, there is
q strong sentiment that some of the ring
leaders Of the assault upon the deputy are
residents of Baltimore, having come down
to the resort for a days pleasure and en-
gagged in the game, which was started in
the woods near the scene OF the negro
camp meeting.
There is additional improvement In the
condition of Mr.. Grouse, who Is under treat
ment at the Emergency Hospital here An.
drew Johnson was brought in late tonight
from Washington and locked up with the
other negroes.
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Reports Criticised.

w. B. Goodale advocated a procession of
business men carrying banners suitably in
scribed. Criticism Of the report of the pub
lie health and marine hospital service upon
the origin of typhoid fever in the District
was voiced by ]. w. Nigh. and Harry B.
Bradford of Kensington, Nd, placed the
entering wedge for a general assault upon
Compulsory vaccination" He character
lied vaccination as crime. and 1t was
promised that the subject will receive fuller
attention at a later meeting Of the ,associa-
ton. DIR. r. r. Roberts and A. 8. Trun-
die were also among the speakers
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Because the National shoemakers' Union
withdrew the union label from its prod
ucts the York (Pa) Shoe Manufacturing
Company will hereafter have an open shop
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John Henry Birchfieid. who died recently
at Cox's Landing. w. Va, was probably
the oldest resident of West Virginia, his
age being 100 years. Despite his advanced
age only a short time before he died he
was able to walk from Cox's Landing to
Ouyandotte.
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Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports

Continued from Eighth Page
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GRAND Atlantic Hotel.

NIIiVTININ Nv EN- z ANU THE BEACH,,
ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
Capacity. 6)O guests. Specially reduced rates
for September md October. American plan $40 to
SIS weekly: 81 10 50 daily: superior table and
service; largest and finest rooms: hot and cold
Sea water IN all baths. private and public: music.
Write for folder: garage
au3114t CHARLES f COPE
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PENNSYLVANIA.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, IA.
Water Gap House, R Rl,sy os, p

w aLeT Uap HOUSE, Water Water Gap. Pa.
Open until In December. New ownership man
agement Not connected with any other hotel. En-
tirely rebuilt. modernized and newly furnished
throughout at cost OF 100000 Capacity, 400.
Highest altitude. Hydraulic elevators. Steam
heat. Private tiled baths: running water in all
rooms. Electric lights Cuisine OF highest standard.
White service. Private golf links Tennis Boating
Every outdoor diversion. Saddle horses, livery Or
Chestra. Garage. Booklet of views and auto route
maps request Special September and autumn
rates JOHN PCRDY COPE
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

I'm WINS BUSINESS COLLEGE. s & K.
ISL U S5-S5-A MONTH SrS5 Day.
III u Civil Service prepar ton. Night.
U Shorthand, Typewritng, Bookkeeping &C..
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MARy LAND AGRlGUl TyRAl COLLIE

RAEDOLPH-MACON ACADEMY,
Front Royal! Virginia. Branch Of the Randolph
northern 800 900 IN gifts reduces cost to Ssso
~ z ye:r scholar.hips offered o1r Students By col
ty29-S6t. eSu-7
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

South Carollns ave. and the Beach, near piers and
attractions. Large. sunny rooms private baths;
elevator; parlor. Capacity. $50. Table and
service superior. Special September terms Write
Tor booklet. BRYAN WILLIAMS.
su3l-I4t
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FFOTEL, MONTICELLO,

Ocean end OF Kentucky avenue Near all sttrac-
lions NEW THROUGHOUT. ATLANTIC CITYS
LARGEST. FINEST AND BEST APPOINTED
HOTEL. AT MODERATE RATES. Elegant rooms
with bath. Table and service of highest standard
Fine orchestra. Liberal management. Cap. 900
Reduced Sept. rates-$s up weekly. 81 up daily.
Booklet. Ask Mr.. Foster.
su2D- I5t 10 A CONRAD EKHOI.M
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GAlEN HALL.

HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
Elegant stone. brick and steel building Always
open. always ready. always busy. For further In
formation ask Mr. Foster 1888 Pennsylvania ave.
au2I- :0t 10
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
ATHOLE HALL.
Warrenton Va.
Session opens Sept. q, 1907.
training individual attention Boarding pupils lin
au27-tu tn SALT
st. Johns College
Science. u the Essa1sRt os Il ''
Courses leading to degrees Special advantage. fos
students purposing to I,udy Law or Medicine: Mn
for nR &C. ,osn Of oss:
colleges Term begins Sept; y; AddIes. I'm
1y2osa. tn. ii, 7st12
Sweet Briar Institute
A NEW COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
SWEET BRIAR, VA.
A college Of the grade Of vassar Wellesley. Smith
e. sGatssIn TsilTo.s only q few hours run from
''fs a%s4 So e eSRNfsa E. 49,
hd.-Fomded 1s4o. Boarding and day school.
young ladies and children. conducted BY Sisters
:ppy For .sss
MARylAN lo Ag - q a IHyR RAJ COLLEGE
Maryland's School Of Technology.
Courses Of Instruction.:
themi ene d,v mef snsneerina
Terms: 500. payable quarterly in advance; 10
.r as:ithf1 Location near All mod
entrance examinations september II and IS. 1907.
Equips for LIES work and guarantees employment.
.1 1i e' isa particulars address as above
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FIREPROOF RIO GRANDE
New York and Beach Running water tele-
phones In rooms elevator, surf baths free; white
service; elaborate cuisine. September rates ex-
aul2-3ot5
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Ocean end South Carolina ave: center OF attrac-
tiOOz. ideal modern hotel. ranking with the best
houses; capacity. 400; rooms single suite.
with private bath: elevator to street level; eI-
tensive p,rrhrS orchestra. etc; special terms,
Sl2 % SO. $3.50. $50 wky. Special Sept. terms.
Open all year. Booklet mailed. W. f. SHAW.
!
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Virginia ave. near
NEW HOTEL, OSTEND,

Occupying block of ocean front. Capacity. 500.
Special rate-S12.5O up weekly. American plan.
New management All baths. private or public.
md Indoor swimming pool have water. Ele-
vstors. Every has ocean view. Orchestra.
Booklet. Autos meet trains ID. Z. RAHTER, Mgr.
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New Clarion, 2 2sn,s end 10 Ks ss Tc
steam heat. view rooms; special fall rates.
Booklet. ). X BONIFACE.
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Hotel Majestic, K Sl5Eini' Close Aye; and I'd
private baths. etc. $40 up weekly 81 up daily.
Special for sept. Booklet. SAMUEL ID. ELLIS.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

LA FONTAINE, S 1se"n n snf K isr"fies
modern appointments; superior table. September
rates, 81 to SlO weekly. X. Is. PARKER.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-10-31
Democratic.
George NJ. Robinson.

I also hereby make Rnown and give notice,
that the place of holding the aforesaid election
in the several boroughs and townships within
said county are as follows. to wit:
The Electors of Ayr township to meet at the
Public School House near Webster Mills.
The Electors of Bethel township to meet at
the Public School House at Warfordsburg, in
said township
The Electors OF Belfast township to meet at
the place lately liked for said purpose. to wit:
The frame building near to the late residence
of Bennis MellOtt.
The Electors of Brush Creek township to
meet at the place lately fixed for said purpose
to wit: the carpenter shop OF g. @, MeOtt at
Emmaville, in said townshp-
| uThe Electors of Dublin township TO meet In
East room on first floor OF building nearly OPP
posite NJ. ) Wits Hotel, on lands OF said WHIT
In Fort Littleton-
The Electors of Licking Creek township to
meet at the place lately fixed for that purpose,
TO wit; John O. Metzer's hotel, IlarrisOnville-
The Electors of Taylor township to meet at
the place lately liked for that purpose, to wit:
j. w. Cutchall's store room, in said township
The Electors OF Tod township TO meet at the
Douglas School House. In said township
The Electors of Thompson township to meet
at Centre School House, No. :. in said town
ship
The Electors Of McConnensburg Borough to
meet AZ the place lately llNeu Tor thut purpose,
TO wit: The Commissioners once at the Court
House In said Borough
The Electors OF Union township TO meet at
the place lately liked for said purpose, to wit;
George Screiver's carpenter shop. nearGeorge
Schetrompf s store, In said township
The Electors of Wells township 20 meet at
the school house, near the Methodist church.
In said township.
Every person excepting Justice OF the Peace
who shall hold any ONCE or appointment OF
profit or trust under the Government OF the
United States or Of this State or OF any city
or Incorporated district, whethera commission
ed Onicer or otherwise "a subordinate oficer OF
agent, who IS, or shall be, employed under the
| legislative, executive or judiciary department
OF this State or OF the United States. or OF any
city or Incorporated district, and also that every
( member OF Congress and OF the Spate Legisla-
| ture and Of the select or common council of
/ any city, or commissioners OF any Incorporated
district, Is by law incapable OF holding or exer-
| cising, at the same time. the Onice or appoint
ment Of Judge Inspector or Clerk OF any cleo
! ton OF this Common cath; and no Inspector
I Judge or other oilicer Of any such election,
shall be eligible TO any ofce 10 he then voted
for except that Of an election onicer.
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Doing Business Again.

"When my friends thought |
was about to take leave of this
world, on account OF Indigestion,
nervousness and general deblh.
ty," writes A. A. Chisholm,
Treadwell, N. Y land when it
looked as if there was no hope
left, | was persuaded to try Elec.
trlc Bitters, and | rejoice to say
that they are curing me. ] am
now doing business again as of
old, and am still gaming daily"
Best of all ionic medicines. Guar.
anteed at Trout's drug store. SOC,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-10-31

The last ten years has been the
golden age of American agricul.
ture. More advance has been
made than IN twenty or thirty
years in the nations history.
Land has increased enormously
in value since 1896, and is des.
tined TO 60 higher in the farming
sections. Prices for products
have been good al the time and
are better now than ever. If the
Importance Of agriculture and
the farmer increases at the same
ratio in the future-and Is Is sure
70 do so--the agricultural life
win be considered the ideal one,
and TO own a good farm the very
acme Of felicity. naes S,s
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-10-31
Sale Register.

Tuesday, November u, Isaac
Bolinger will sell at his residence
one half mile west of Dublin Mills,
horses, mule, cattle, hogs, wag
ons, farm implements, corn, hay,
&c and on the same day and
place, he will offer his farm, hav
ing thereon erected a Groom l.
house, bank barn, sc. Sale be.
gins at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, November Il, Jere
Mason having sold his farm and
! intending to remove to the West,
will sell at his residence on what
is perhaps better known as the
Tayman Farm, miles northeast
of Hancock, and near Plum Run
postoflice, horses, cattle, hogs,
farm machinery, household
goods, grain and hay. Sale be
gins at $50 a. m. sharp.
Friday, November Is. Mrs. r..
e Brown, intending to remove
from the county, will sell at her
residence at Clear Ridge, horse
COW hogs, buggy, hay, household
goods, sc Sale tegins at 9 o
clock.
Friday, November Is, Mrs.
Daniel B. Mock will sell at her
residence in Tod township, east
Of the Cove Road north of Nc
Connellsburg, horses, cattle
farming implements, hay, &C.,
and on the same day and at the
same place. Hon. Jno. 2. Slpes
executor, Will sell the farm of 1875
acres, the property of the late
Daniel B. Mock, deceased. Sale
oeSlnS at ~ O'CLOCK.
Saturday, November %, Jos
B. Mellott and John Mellott, x
ecutors of the last VIII, &C., o
DAME! Mellott, late of Licking
Creek township, deceased, will
sell at the late residence of tn,
decedent on the farm known a,
the David Fohner farm on tn
Ridge, three miles south OF Ano
over, horses, hogs, farming i'm
plements, corn, and many othe
articles; also, on the same da,
and at the same place, a farm
known as the Jacob Kaufrmal
farm, Sale begins st 10 O'Clock