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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Shot BY Negro.

Jersey CITY, N. j., Feb. 2S.-De'
tsjtives are securing New jersey today
for q young negro who shot down 81 u
rIson HIgbee and Leslie Lord, two young
men OF Newark, N. j., on jersey Gen.
trail train out OF Jersey City early today.
Hisbee Is 10 critical condition With
bullet In his abdomen and Lord Is ser!-
ousIy Injured Of the Jersey City Hospi-
tai.
The negro and woman companion
we're In the same car with the injured
meo, who were accompanied BY DR.. Gale
snd LesIle Young. ctu,lns, OF New
York. According to the Youngs, they
we're returning TO Newark after dinner
st the Yale GLIB, in New York, aud the
negro who sat near them, became
boisterous. Failing to attract att'ntion
he grew personal, and the Young men
changed their sssls.
Then they say he demanded that the
Y Jug men apologize to the woman VINO
was tn him for come franclsd iusuli.
To enforce bis demand he drew gun,
and began shooting. Alter Higbee and
Lord had been shot down, the Youngs
succeeded aud ovsrpoweriug the negro,
and be was thrown from the train. His
companion followed despite the fact that
the train was running 20 miles an hout.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Charge Against Asqulth.

London, Feb. 2S.-King Edward Ia
coming 10 for considerable criticism to-
day for bis alleged Influence over Prem
Ter Asquith, which TUNED the premier
from bis bold stand against the Houae
Of Lords to a validating policy that
bids fair to split the ministerial maj n
and foGce an early disSolatiOn OF Paflla'
ment.
The charge is freely heard t)dsy thst
Asqnlth was thought of" With promises
OF social advancement by the king.
Premier Asquith said today that the
government did not intend to Introduce
home rule bill at this session. His
statement has added to the general poli'-
zeal confusion.
Thirty OF the more radical liberals
mel this afternoon with Sir Charles
D Ike presiding. They chose a COM
mi e 10 confer With the premier, and 1t
is reliably reported that the committee
was authorized to Issue so ultimatum
to the premier that unless he proceed
with the utmost vigor against the lords,
the radicals will sscsde and attempt to
force him from ONCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Sewers Statement.

Atlartic City, N. j., Feb. 2S--Out
In the black lOnesomeuess Of the wave
washed million dollar pie, Willism
Ssylsr, In the dark hours of the early
morning today rehearsed the death Of
Jane Adams, the girl be 10 accused Of
numbering. Surrounded by detectives,
be stood opposite the railing that be
claims the girl backed over to her death,
and In q tense aud strained voice related
the quarred that preceded her death
II The police expected to brighten
5eyler into any startling admissions BY
forcing him to rehesrse the trsgsdy In
tae gloomy night, they failed dismally.
Despite bis evident regret over the
girls death, he preserved stolld In.
difference ss he told how the girl
backed away from him, toppled over
the rail-, and FllDged With a scream
into The Wster below. He told OF iu'h
Ing down the side ladder aud looking
10 vain Tor the body to rise. "She
never came up" he whispered, as the
police led him away.
The Inquest In Jane Adams death has
been set for tonight,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
TIE Strike In PhiIadsIphIs.

PhiladelphIs, Pa, Feb. 2S.-Dttr'
mined action on the part OF TIE police
and 9 ate Fencibles, and the threat to
call cut 10, 900 national guaidsmeD, has
evidently cooled the t,mper of the street
car rioters, for no disturbance has been
reported since street cars we're with
drawn from the streets at dark last
night.
Several sympathetic atrlkes were call
ed yesterday, bit 1t Is impossible 10 de-
tsrmine how many men are out.
No tangible tfoIt, have been made
thu, far to end the strike.
The company officials declare they
have sufficient men 10 man all their cars
as coon as they arc given proper police
protection. Up to dst' $50 cara have
been attacked and partially wrecked by
the rioters,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Virginia News.

r bert Homer, formerly of Mountain
View Farm, Marshall, died Saturday,
night a. Ashby, hIs ecu airy home, three
mllea from WarentoD, aged "a sears.
Miss Alice Rlsdon, daughter OF Mr..
W. P. RIsdon, Of Wsrrsntou. and Harry
WoodseIle we're married. there yesterday
afternoon by Rev. F. R. Boston, In the
presence OF few friends only.
Mr.. Henry T. Holiday, so years
Old, husband Of Mrs. Fannie Holiday,
of RspidsD, died yesterday afternoon at
his home. He had been Ill several
weeks.
Mrs Aupie Louisa Duke, widow OF
John Whelan Duke, died st Bsrryville,
Clarke county, on Monday, after pre-
tracted sickness, aged 50 years. She
wss formerly Miss Graz tham, Of Jtffsr-
son equity, W. Va.
Rev. Thomas d. Lewis, rector Of 81.
Anne's parish, In Essex county, hes
received call to the Episcopal Church
at Lawrenceville, and be has the call
under consideration. Rev. Richie Ware,
formerly of Essex county, has accepted
q call to the First Christian Church, st
Lypchburg.
A decree Was ept red yesterday aft'r.
noon 10 tSe Circuit Court OF Winchester
granting a pMt'al divorce t. Mrs.
Oclsvia L. Jack, proprietress OF t1s
Hot,l Evans, from CHARLES 2. JACK.
She Is permitted to resume her maiden
name OF Slime. She charged desertion
and Mr.. Jack made no defense.
1t Is said 10 Richmond ihst the land
grsbbers sre looking with tu1gry eyes
upon TIE delir gueLt tsxlIst. There are
scores Of lots On the dslipqusrt li.t this
year and the hopes Of the thrifty indlvi'
rulls who hope to profit By the mis-
fortune Of their nelghbors sre higher than
Ia many years
Yesterday marked new ers in the
ht tory OF Eastern College, Of Manassas,
when the dedicstory exercises Of the new
$50, 900 Young Mems DOrmitOry and
Raciii ton BaIldiug tIok place. Some
prominent speakers appeared yesterday
afternoon, among them being Congress-
man Jones, of Virgins, and the Unit:d
STATES Commlssion OF Education.
DR.. Felix Adler, professor at Oolum-
bia UniversIty, and president OF The
American Society for Ethical Onlture,
was the chief speaker at the Washing.
ton birthday exercises held yesterday at
The University Of VlTgiuis, The speak
er was introduced By President Edwin
A. Alderman land hsd for his subj:
sThe Ideal OF American Democracy 10
the Light OF Actual Conditions"
The original manuscript OF tae will
of George Washington, which has been
preserved since its probate in the clerks
Office Of the county OF Fairfsx, having
become partly defacsd, has been
turned over II experts of the OongEes-
sional Library 10 be re.tored. An ap
preparation has been made for this pur.
pose by the board Of supervisors of Fair.
fax. The original manuscript will be
hereafter preserved In steel cases 10 the
vaults Of the clerks Office. The will
contains 20 pages, In Wsshlngton's hand
writing, each page sbru: t1e s'z> OF
modern note paper. Some Of ths pSges
ara badly torn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
News of the Day.

General Ohefkei Pasha, Turkish mig
lister OF war, declared positively today that
he Is still In his villa at Saloniks.
The British liberals have decided to
stake ell on the passage OF the bill to
curb the veto power OF the House OF
Lords.
John z. Early, former United States
infsntrymau, whom the health author
tiles at Washington and many physl.
clans, have branded as 10 leper, Is de,titate
10 New York city, With no means Of
supporting his wife aud Two children.
Arthur Fraser Walter, who at one
time was chief proprietor OF the London
Times, and more recently chairman Of
the board OF directors OF the compsny
which purchased the paper, died last
night ct bis home, Bsafwood, Working
ham, aged Ga years.
In the trial of the suit Of the govern
ment to dissolve the combination Of the
authrac'ts coal carrying railroads Ia the
United States O u't al Philadelphis,
yestt rdiy, counsel for the Lehigh Valley
denies any conspiracy to stias com.
pc ltion, but the ,vernmenPs attorney
declared that six railroads had in g two.
fold way conspired to suppress compe.
tition.
Ia the II ule yesterday the Indian
appropriation bill, carrying total Of
more than IS, $50, 900. was passed late
In the afternoon. Mr.. Shackelford, OF
Misst urI, Introduced q resolution, call
ing ON the secretary OF the treasury for
information bearing on the report that
the banks Of the country are preparing
to isu, emergency currency. General
debate on the postofics appropriation
measure was begun.
Assistant Secretary Norton OF the
Treasury Department has issued state.
ment saying that about 200 employees Of
the department will lose their positions
sbtu, July l, owing to economies that
have been inaugnrt ted, bat that other
depaI ments will be requested to give
the discharged clerks preference In filling
vacancies.
Harry J. WarIng, who is charged
With organizing the Bank Depostors'
ICtp'aues Company, that operr ID "the
newest thing 10 insurance" With Offices
at 1926 F street, northwest Washington.
which Sere raidsd BY poItcfice IT,
spectors last year, MSS arrested Monday
night at the Powers Hotel, Rochester,
N. Y, where he was registered under
the name OF Harry Walton.
Leroy Percy, Of Greeuville, one OF the
most brilliant lawyers 10 Mississippi, was
lss! pighI nominated a. Unit,d States
Senator from the State OF Mis- ssippi, to
fill out the unexpired term OF A. ]. Mt
Laurie, who died December 70, last.
The election VAS on the ffty.eigtth bal
lot, and aftsr a deadlock that had cor-
linued since January 4, WITH one or two
ballots nearly every day, Mr.. Percy
will succeed Senator Gordon, who was
appointed senst3r by the governor Of
Mississippi u serve until the legislature
@; uld Oil the vacancy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Turks and BuIg,rians Fight.

Sofa, Feb. 23.-NsEs reached here
today Of q serious clash between the
Turkish and Bulgarian frontier troops,
10 The Tsmiush dlstrict, 10 which sew
ersl on both sides we're killed. No de-
tails OF the fighting have been received
further than thtt the soldiers fought
with rifles and mschine guns.
Bulgaria has more than 40, 900
troops missed 10 the Ko'tindil and
pubnitzs districts and there Ia grave
fear that they may commit some overt
act that will precipittte Turks'Bal'
garisn struggle before Bulgaria Is ready
for 1t. The government Is investigating
the outbreak,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
TOday's Telegraphic News
Death Blow to Statewide Prohibi
linn

Death Blow to Statewide Prohibi-
lion.
Especial dispatch TO the Alexandra Gasette.l
Richmond, Feb. 23.-The STATE vide
prohibition measure known as the SIrooe
bill was given perhaps Its death bio"
this morning when toe Senate commit
Tee on privileges and elections sent It
back TO the Senate With the recommen-
dation that 1t do not pass the Senste'
The vote stood three I } eight sgainsi the
measure, which is bigger vote for the
bill than was recorded 10 the HCule COM
mitt re In privileges and elections Whes
a solitary vote was cas-! In favor OF The
same bill.
To vote OF sc to " the H uie today
passed the bill Of D.'eyate Alden Bill,
OF OuIpepsr, making the period between
Iacal option elections four years instead
Of two. 1t Ia quite probable the Senate
will concur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Rumofed Resignation,

Rome, Feb. 23.-Plquad becanse the
Vatican mad annou,c d the sppoin tmsnt
of several American bishops to tie press
before notification was sent to him,
Mgr, Fslconic, the apostolic delegate to
the United 5tstes, re e.tly rent IL
Resignation to the Vatican, according to
6 semi.cff icIsl statement made here TO-
day.
The Vatican has juh induced Mgr.
Falconio to Withdraw his resignation,
under the promise thlt hereafter he will
be notified frat Of all American appoint
ments and permitted to make public
s1ch appointments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Trains Collide;

Cumberland, Md, Feb. 23-In a col
lsion of two Baltimore and Ohio freight
trains at Green Sp rings, twelve miles
east Of here today, Engineer Edward D.
Brookmau, of Cumberland, was killed.
Brakeman ]. c. Powell, of Msrtinsburg,
West Va, was perhaps fatally scalded
and fireman A. P. Luhn, Of Washington
Junction, was seriously injured,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
1000 yards be,t i2sc Fruit Of the Lool

1000 yards beet i2ic Fruit Of the Loom
Cotton, one yard wide; nil ends;
special price. Thursday, yard..... .... leo
$50 yards Heavy UDbleached Cotton,
forty inches wide; mill ends; Sc value;
special price Thursday, ysrd....-. 80. Ga
1000 yards 12!c Red Seal Dress Cling
hams, mill ends; good styles; srecial
price Thursday, yard. ............. 90
$50 yards l0c and 12lc one yard wide
Percale, mill ends; specigl price
Thurtdsy, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
50J yards 70 Apron Cir ghbm, in n
yard lengths (fsst colorsl; special
price Thursday. yard. 80
500 yards DC cotton Crash; special
price THURSDAY, yard. 40
Ten pieces sc White Lawn, SO inches
wide; special price Thursday, yard. &c
900 yards 40 inch White Lawn, mill
ends; special price Thursday, yard. O.
100 yards Sc Dress Bingham, mill ends;
special pice Thursday, yard. ........... "a
500 yards Sc and 70 Light Calico, mill
ends; special price Thursday, yard. 60
One lot 30 Light Outing Cloth special
price Thursday, ysrd............. ........ 40
SLIGO Dress Goods in remnants special
price Thursdsv, yaId,..............,....... $50
$50 yards eighteen inch Corset Cover
Embroidery, 25c vslue specisl price
Thursday, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
and insertion. slightly soiled, special
price Thursday, yard 800. ....."..".... &c
Doe dress goods In remnants, special
price Thursday, yard....-.. ...... ...... 90
100 yards 12Ac nd l6c spplique trim.
ming, special price Thursday, vard... 90
One s. memo corset, size q, slightly
soiled. remnant price Thursdsy.;,.. e si.sG
Two dozen 6e and Sc friBged doylies,
special ptice Thursday, each ........... 81
| Six white scarfs and shsms, slightly
soiled, 50c value, remnant price
Thursday, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. csc
| One round table co yer. slightly soiled,
81 90 value, remnant price Thursday, Sl.l
One applique table cover, 81 ghtly soil
ed, 81 value, special price Thursday, $50
One applique slightly sOiled, $3.50
value, sIecial pree Thursday..n... :. Coo
Ten dozen sma friDged napkins. spe.
cisl price Thursday. eacb............... "a
One large fripgsd table cloth, 81 .98value
remnant price Thursday 80. 49,. Sc. si.1c
One large frinsed table cloth, 81 value,
remnant price Thursday. 500
Two dozen large size dinner napkins,
$3.50 value, slightly soiled, remnant
price Thursday, dozen. 90 10
half dozen large dinner napkins, $3.50
value, remnant price Thurdsy. ......... $50
Ten dozen Burson's extra large size
ladies' black hose, seconds Of the 25o
kind. special briee Thursday, 2 pair
IOT.sssst fUN
A small lot left Of the 26c white foot
holeproof hose to close out Tn rsdsy,
10
Three heavy 1.50 horse blankets, rem
nant price Thursday, EACH. ........ $50
-Four extra large size bed comforts.
$3.50 value, special price Thursday. 81. 90
Two crib comforts filled with nice white
batting cotton, special price Thurs
day......................... .,....- go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
sulsIte of czsriaa's Physician.

s.. Pe;euaurg, Feb. 2S.-DL Bit
klns, physician 10 the cEaiiaa, whote
recent death was supposed to have been
from regular csuses, really ended bis own
life with poison ss the reiu's OF are
proach from the czar for bis alleged
failure to properly diagnose The. ezsrina's
illness, according to q statement today
by one OF the palace attaches,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
WeddinR.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Miss Mary
Louise Logan, grand iaugt 81 of the fam
Gus civil war general, became the BRIDE
today Of Henri Vincent de S ncsy, scion
Of q wealthy family OF BRUISES, tie cers'
mouy being performed at noon 10 tie
Laiy's Chapel Of 81. Psirick's Cathedral
before an gu llenca embracing many OF
the clty's society notsbles.
Tbs ceremony was performed BY Arch
bishop Farley, and was followed BY .
reception and breakfast ct the home OF
tie brides mother. De Slncay's father
Is immensely rich, and the owner o. the
largest zinc interests In the world.
Twenly. three people ware killed BY 8
recent svsIsnehe which engulled an Ices
lsndIc village,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

An explosion Of dust In The mine
Of the Iron Mountain Goal Company
thrse miles south OF Central Oily, KY,
today, caused fatal Injury to ore man,
Warren Gibbq. Only one man had gone
In the mine. G bbs Is 50 badly TUNED
that he cannot lire,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

TUE lEsil OF the serpen. has nov been
struck by the lint committee of the
Ohio legislature, sppoItt3d 10 response
t. tbs message Of Governor Harmon !:
Chairman Bsstty ann uuced few days
ago that J. E. Bfelsiord, Of Dayton,
former partner OF the former III perIr-
teadent Of printing, Mark Slater, bad
confessed to Wholesale gTsf ing In the
printing department of the state govern.
ment. The plsn Was to pad and falsely
the printing bills. Slater has left the
state, aud will probably be followed by
other corrupt republican officials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23

Despite the rumored improbability loi
conservation Legislation this session
Secretary Bsllinger continues to make
Withdrawals Of lands 'in aid OF proposed
legisloIion,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
Sixty-first Congress.
(aecond session
Washington. Feb. %.
SENATE.

Attacks On the income tax amend.
meut By Governor Buybes, OF New York,
aud others we're met by Senator B,oHn
(rep. Neb.) author OF the mtasure, 10 the
Ssnste today. He called attention to
the fact that during more than 100 years
Oongress had the right to tax incomes,
bat there was never an attempt made 10
tax thu states Gu! OF existence, as the
governor of New York feared. MI.
Brown declared the income tex smend-
met should be ratified by the state for
several reasons.
Senator Bsveridge introduced two
bills, one reserviug coal lands 10 Alssks
aud the other providing plan for leasing
coal lands in that territory. Both we're
referred to the committee on public lands
Seustor Beverage said there was re-
Gently presented before the committee on
territories some startling testimony IT,
gsrding the value Of Alaskan coal de-
poslls and their proposed acquisition BY
the Morgan Guggenheim syndicate.
His bill, be said, provided for reserviog
all call lands to the United States, SELL
ipg the surface for homesIeads aud
leasing the coal underneath for mining
on q royalty.
The Senate adopted the conference re-
port on the army appropriation bill,
leaving tn. one Item 10 dispute. 1t re-
latss to the promotion OF civil war vste-
ran brigsdier generals.
Senator Gordon (dem. MssS.), today
Ii ndetweDt bis frat experience ss pre-.
siding officer OF the Sspst'. II, was
ffeqq lntly prompted, tu! did fairly well.
10 celebrating his retirement, Sent II
Gordon today invited the entire Senate
to be bis gusts at the theatre Monday
night, when "The GsIt'e from Mis-
sissippi," will be presented The play
Is practically made up or scenes and In
cidenls In the senator's OWN life.
HOUSE.
4 bill makipg important amendments
II ths Federal employers liability law
was discussed at length In the HCu Q
today. 1t provides that no action shall
be maIr lined lder the stt less com.
menced within 70 years from the date
OF the accident.
Another amendment provides that o
suit may be brought In ne jldioisl res
idencs Of the irjared workman Int sad
OF compelling the workman to sue In the
legal residence OF the corporation as at
present.
The bill also provides that the ju'ls-
diction OF the Federal aud State c1urls
shall be concurrent. This Is 10 prevent
Suit being knocked abou! from State 10
Federal ccuts. The bill was passed with.
out OH sctlon.
Section $50 of the revised status was
repeslsd 10 the House today. The Status
which seeks 10 give immunity - w.t.
nesses hiss been stulei, according 10
members Of TIE Judiciary committee.
A bill introduced OF The last session OF
Congress by the ltts Mr.. De Almond,
OF Missouri, was favorablY reported to
the House tJdsy by the banking and
currency committee. The measure pro-
vides that national bank ttltements
shall contain net balances snd import MT
details necessary to kno1ledge Of the
banks real condition aud Axes punish
NETT for failure ranging from 500 6ne
to I've years imprisonment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
English LOngclOth

1000 pleces-superior grades
ana finish. The material most
needed for women and children's
wear; put up ia IL yard pieces.
Nothing but the best grades sold
by us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
NeIson's Challenge.

San Francisco, Feb. 70 = b ttllng
Nelson ofers $40, coo cash bonds II
Ad WolgAst, the new light weight chan
pion OF the world for q return battle, any
time, any place, aud ander any elrcum'
stances that the chairman msy name.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
SWAN BROS
Good Remnant
Values
THURSDAY.

You can save money by
attending our weekly
Remnant Sales every
Thursday; This week
we offer many attractive
bargains in most all de.
partmentS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-23
DRY GOODS.
SOC jacquard 10o
Silks NV

100 pieces of Fine Silk and Linen
Dress Fabric. in a beautiful de-
sign, strong and durable; n inch.
es wide and ideal for waists and
gowns for evening wear. Think
of buying a real SOC silk-and-linen
cloth when everything Is worth
so per cent more
The shades are light blue, but
ter, navy, peach, wistaris, tan,
wine, pink, lave nder, gray, CO.,
penhagen, cresm, brown, IT seds,
nile, jasper, maiS, sin.mulberry
rose and black and white. DOC
SOC kind. Yard. %>~
No mail or phone orders filled or
on.4G n n
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-06-03
Sheriff's Sale

By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Sullivan County, Pennsyl-
vania, to me directed and delivered,
there will be exposed to public sale,
at the premises herein described, at
the village of Skunk, Sullivan Coun-
ty, Pa, on Wednesday, June 10,
1910, at eleven o'clock, a. M, the
following described property, to wit:
A II that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, lying and being in the Township of
Fox, County of Sullivan, State of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol.
lows:
Commencing at an iron pipe in the cen
ter of South Street Road thence along
lot OF w. III. Tanning, in center of said
road South, forty three degrees twelve
minutes west, three and seven-tenths rods
to iron post at corner of w. II. Fanning's s
lot; thence south, thrty.siX degrees west,
three and one hundred forty-fve thous-
andths rods in center of road to iron post;
thence north, forty eight degrees forty
five minutes west, along lands OF j. II.
Campbell and A. f. Campbell, seven and
thirty-eight one hundredths perches to
iron post; thence north, forty-one degrees
seventeen minutes east, along said land
six and threetenths perches to iron post
in old line; thence along lands of Ella
Porter. south, fifty.three degrees thirty
seven minutes east, seven and two hun
dred fifteen one.thousandths perches to
the place of beginning. Containing Al
square rods and l3 3-5 square teet.
The above lot is improved and has
erected thereon good dwelling house and
one-story store building. Good garden;
excellent fruit trees on lot, the same be.
ing situate in in the village of Skunk and
being desirable for residence or business.
Seized, taken into execution and
to be sold as the property of L. l.
Campbell at the suit of the Boston
Shoe Company, now to the use of
Preston Brothers.
JUDSON BROWN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, LaPorte, Pa.
May q, 1910.
Charles f. Bullock, Attorney.