Beware
Of Uercnrj!
Mr. Henry Roth, of 1848 South 9th
Street, St. Louis, wti given the usual
mercurial treatment for contagions
blood poison. He was twice pronounc
ed cured, but the disease returned each
time, he was seized with rheumatic
sins, and red lumps and sores cov
ered bis ooay.
"I was in a hor
rible fix" he
says, "and the
more treat
ment I receiv
ed, the worse I
Lf I -LC seemed to get.
rL Cf A New York
j 1 specialist said
treatment did
me no eood
whatever. I was stiff and full of
pains, my left arm was useless so
that I was unable to do even the
lightest work. This was my condition
when I began to take S. 8. 8., and a
few bottles convinced me that I was
being benefitted. I continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
me sound and well. My system was
under the effects of mercury, and I
would soon have been a complete
wreck but for S. S. &."
8. 8. 3., (guaranteed purely vegetable)
is trie only cure
for real blood dis
eases. The mer
curial treatment
of the doctors al
ways does more
harm than good. Deware of mercury!
Books on the disease and its treat
ment mailed free to any address by
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
TOP
9.00
7.37
5.60
8.25
4.60
4.00
a pert el Teae-T XCararalaaea via -ylvaalsi
Kallrsa-
The tart of the FenneylTaale, xtallroad Com'
pa.y'. Sprint efrfoa o Waehlnio will
I cm PitNbwt May 10, 1WT.
Biun.l trip ticket, good wrlhla am days, end
,aeTlttine;e.otMer Baltimore la
direction within limit, will be sold at rates quot
ed below, rood for use golnc on paclal train, or
on Train No. 4, leln PiaUbun ess.10 P. U..
mt ii.nim. n ..i mriilar train oaorpl tne Kean-
.yl-.nl. Umlled. Special arelo ot parlor car.
and day coache. will ne run on an ""'"
cKmI lit !
Train Irore.
Pittabure. 8.00 A.M.
Altoona,
LewiMuwn Jme. 1.831. flL
Mifflin. H.B0 "
Hewport. '
Waariinfftnn. AT. 7.15 '
t huMnirn will ule rular train tnrougn ao
Washington.
"f ' Stop, only on n otic, to agent.
pn intra from branch DoinU desiring; to
take the .perla! train will um tlia following
'rain.:
n,.,ik.Ml Rr.ufh. Train No. lOt to Green
h... inrfin rtr&nrh. Indiana Accommodation
No. M. to ni.lr.vllle Intersection; weeiern r.nn--ylranla
rHrl.lon. Train No. 2, to HlelraTllle In-
tm .nnlinn! M.rtlnabu re- and Hollldaraburg, Ac-
eo nmodatlnn Train No. 412, to Altoona; from
Bedford, Train No. 4, to Huntingdon.
Pullinan sleenlnar raa. will be run through on
night train leaving Pittsburg at 8:10 P. if.
Hhoul J tha number of Paraengera not be uf
Acl.nt to warrant tha running of a .pedal train.
the company reserve, the right to carry partid-
pint, in lliU excnrslnn on regular train.
T..irMa nn mU In Pittshuro?. at tTnlon Ticket
O.llce, WO Fifth Avenue, and Union Station, end
at all .tatioii. mentioned above, ror run mior
mntluB nnnlv to airents or Thomas E. Welt. Paa-
.anger Agrnt Western IMstrict, Fifth Avenve
and Hmithflrld Street, Pittsburg.
Program of Capt. G. W. Ftyan Post 364,
Dept. of Pern'a G. A. R.
Pont will atteud divine services in
the Ev. Luth. church ou Sunday
evening, May 2:), 18'J7, Pott meets at
7 p. in., Rev. Fred. JJower will deliv
er the Keruioo. All organizations,
societies and citizens are cordially
jnvited to attend. Memorial Day,
May 2V18!7. Post will assemble at
Post room at 8 a. m. and proceed to
Meiser where services will be held
in Salem church grave yard 9:30 a.
m. P. 0. S. of A. will decorate the
graves at Paxtonville at 9:30 a. in.
and at Hansingeib's 10:30 a m.
Post and P. 0. S. of A. will meet in
their respective rooms at '2 m. and
proceed in a body to Centreville
where services will be held at 2 p. in.
Post and P. O. S. of A. will assemble
at 5 p. ui. sei vices at Middleburgh nt
5:C0 p. in., M. I. Potter, orator. All
theSnbunlh schools aud other or
ganizations are cordially invited to
attend these services and join with
the veterans to pay a just tribute to
our fallen heroes. By command of
Post.
Attest : D. T.
O. C. Gutklios, Adjt.
Rhoads,
P.O.
WEStf BEAVEU.
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GETTING READY
Every expectant mother hat
a trying ordeal to face. If she does not
The heavy rains we had last week
prevented some of our farmers from
nmshiug planting corn and sowing
oats ...Oundrum, Swineford and
Peters moved Harry Wagner's stave
mill to the Joe Weader tract last
jreek. . . .H. Houser is making prep
arations to move his new house at
McClure shortly ... .J. I. Howell ex
pects to make Reedsville his home
the balance of his days, if they are
not too many. . . .Uncle Sam thought
he was getting too rich by carrying
so much mail mutter from Banner
ville bo he gave orders to stop the
business and his orders were obeyed
promptly R. II. Lance of Miillin-
burg erected a line monument at the
St. John's church for J no. 0. Gobs,
deceased. It is it fine piece of work
for which Lance hus the name of
doing.... Boru to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Treaster a girl.... James
Steely has contracted to paint W. B.
at so much a square inch, and start-
. L TN TT ! 1 I
ea in at ajuuiei xiussiuger s nouse
. . . .Edward Roinig, after tramping
through Buffalo Valley for the past
weeks, arrived home at Mrs. Aaron
Moyer's, where he had been staying
for the past few years at the ex
pense of the township. He reports
having had a good talk with Ex
Judge Bucher. .. .Ulysses Herbster
and wife spent Sunday with some of
their Lowell friends. . . .The Cross
grove post oflice was transferred
from 0. Housor's to R. I. Wagner's
store on last Friday night.
get ready for it,
there is do telling
what may happen.
Child-birth is full
of uncertainties if
Nature is not given proper assistance.
Mother's Friend
is the best help you can use at this time.
It is a liniment, and when regularly ap
plied several months before baby comes,
it makes the advent easy and nearly pain
less. It relieves and prevents " morning
sickness," relaxes the overstrained mus
cles, relieves the distended feeling, short
ens labor, makes recovery rapid and cer
tain without any dangerous after-effects.
Mother's friend is good for only one
purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood of
danger and pain.
$1 dollar per bottle at alltfrug store, or tent
by mall on receipt of price.
Fhrs Boom, containing valuable Informa
tion for women, will be rent to any addren
upon application to
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Oa.
WAXTKD.-3 Wide Awake Knergetlo Men,
llriglit Young Ladle, Teacher, or HludcnU, for
special work in each county. Uood tal kera
well recommended with team preferred. Lib
eral luilary fur whole time, or commiitalon for
lrt tiuio. Addre.., Uu.ineM, llox 8'i, Phila
delphia. .V20-II.
BKAVERTOWM.
The Evangelical people of this
vicinity are making preparation to
erect a new church. . . . W. E. Walker
opened a term of summer school
last Monday.... Ben j. Zerbe made
a trip to Sunbury last week ... .J. R,
Haines, who had been on the sick
list, is improving . . .In our last let
ter we stated that Mrs. Ellen Watt
was visiting relatives here. It should
Lave been Mrs. Ellen Shaw.... The
stave mill which has been in opera
tion south of town for the last year
or more has been moved to Middle-creek.
5f EUISTKK'S NOTICES. Notice lH neroby glv
"en that tli foinwlnir named persons have
tiled their Administrator', Uuiirdlan, and Kx
eeutont' account In Hih HesflsiiT's Office of Sny
der county, and Hie name will be presented for
continual Ion and allowance at the Court Uoutte
In Micldlelnirtfli, Monday, June 7, 18VT.
No. 1. Kir-il nun flna! account of (leo: W. Weav
er, Kxecutorof the entnte of Kliaa C. Hchuec,
luteof Krecburg, l'a. dwcaMd.
No;'.'. Fimtand final account of Imac How,
Truntve of Jonathan Itow, lute of I'eiinTwp.,
dcceaned.
No. II. Flnt and final account of Valentine
Wnifc'r. Adniinintrator of the entnte of t'.th-
! erlne Walter, lute of Middleburgh, l'a. deed.
No. 4. The account of S. O. hby, Kxecutor, of
the tte nf (ieurgo Kby, late of Heliua
grove, l'a. decuawd.
No. A. The necon'1 and filial account of Joul (i.
rituhl, Admliimtralor or tne entnte of Daniel
41. SUthl, lateof I'nion Twp., Hnyder Co.,
l'a. deccaiwd.
No. tl. The account of Snmoi'lHIilrcy, Ouardian
of ( arrte K., K. Mta, tc:uo r., and Mnhel
It. Youngman. minor children of William
II. Younginan, deceaaed.
No. 7. The lint and Anal account of A. W. Miin
ncr, Ailniini.traUir of the eatafct of Win. H.
M wiser, late of Adam. Twp.J Snyder Co.,
l'a. deccaaetl.
No. ft. Flnt and final account of Millard, Frank
K. and John ft Kern, and John Helrivk, Kx
ecutor. f the date of Henry Kern, late of
Heaver Twp., Snyder Co., l'a. deceased.
No. 0. Final account of Mary A. Hoot, Admin
Istratrix of the estate of Isaac Wtttner, late
ot Union Twp., deceaaed.
No. 10. First and final account of Henry II. Ho
chrl.tand Franklin Bitner, Executor, of Hie
estate of John II. Hevhriit, late of Union
Twp., deceaaed.
No. 11. Account of Sarah R Wetael, Adro'x. of
the eitnte of Klitaheth Aurand late of Jack
aon Twp., deceased.
Nil 12. First and final account ot Ner. R Mid
dleawarth and rbilip Dreeaa, Kxecutor. of
the estate of A. J. Middleawerlh, late of
Beaver Twp., deceased.
Xo. u. First and flnal account of A. B, Dauber
man, Kxecutor of tne estate of J. M. Dau
berniau, late of Jackson Twp., deceaaed.
Kn. 14. Account of William Moyer, Administra
tor of the estate of Hereh IHehl, late of
Waalilngton Twp., deceased,
No. 15. Account of William and John a Apple,
Kieeutoraof the curtate of Philip Apple.
dee'd, who was guardian of Adam and Ag
ne. German, minor children of Adam Oar-
man, late of rt aamngion i wp., aeceaaao.
v Is Pinal account of J.fferaon Arbocast.
Guardian of Clara E. Klingler minor child
of Clara Klingler, late of Waablngton Twp.,
deceaaed.
v. it Hnnnlamental accounts of of H. M.
'Freed and A. M. Freed, Adm'rs ot the estate
of George rreea, law 01 naaningion iwp.,
deceaaed.
. Q. M. SHINDEL, Retrlaler.
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AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Having disposed of all our stock of the previous seasons, we start this season with a clean, fresh stock of
goods from top to bottom everything new.
Our entire stock has been purchased for SPOT CASH from large Clothing Manufacturers who were press
ed hard for the ready cash. We having taken advantage of that rare' opportunity are prepared to
give the public the benefit ot prices on this new Stock Of clothing which you will .
scarcely believe until you visit our store-
BOTE THE PRICES BELOW
Men's Working Baits, worth 13.50 ;
Our Price, $2 12.
Men's Orey Mixed Suite, other nell for 14.50 ,
Wo sell for t2.48
Men's Blue and Blaek Cheviots, well made, fast colore;
we sell them for $3-75-Men's
All Wool Plaids ami Bootcta Tweeds Suits, worth
$6.60 ; Oar price $4 00.
Hoys' Suits, 14 to IV years, from 13.35 up to to. 00,
Men's All Wool Suits In plaids, checks and home
poo, latest styles, that will be all the rage this
spring, mad up in first-class style ; no cloth
ing faouae sells for less than 9 00.
v u ..ttr PWce.16-49.
riot more than one suit sold to a customer.
Men's Fine All Wool Blaok Clay Worstered Suits
in Cntaway or Sack, made to sell fr $11,00.
Dim Pnino an r;A-
All the newest effects in Plaids, Checks, Homespun and Cheviot.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING!
A PBEMENT UIYEX WITH EVERT CHILD Hl'IT HOLD.
ones,
e liave exercwd great care in selecting a line of Clothing to please the mothers as well as the little
es. AV e have as complete a line CIIILDHLN'S CLOTHING as you will see this season, consistintr of
1 . I n T t1. 1 1 . T r . We. -m w a . C
nine uoys- junior ouiis, iweier ouits, jersey ouits, mouse suits, Velvet Suits, niul Crash cuita, ranging
in price from 70 cents to Jo-OO. We have Knee Pants Suits to 16 years.
Children's Wool Mixed Ktiof Pants, 1Q0. Children's Gray Wool Knee Pants, 25o.
Childreu's Double Seat and Doable Knee Pants for 48o worth 75c.
Boy's Pants from 60 ots. to $3 60. . Men's Pants from 63 ctt'. to 15.00.
: OUR STOCK OP FURNISHINGS, HATS AND OAPS
is larger than ever; all of the latest 6tyles, shapes and colors.' Our NECKWEAR the choicest in the
market. Our SHIRTS the best in the market for the price, 15c. for a fine Negligee Shirt, with or with
out collar attached.
We do Lot advertise anything we have not in stock as we are prepared to serve you with any article
mentioned on this sheet. It you want to BUY RIGHT, if you want to be TREATED RIGHT) if you
want to SAVE MONEY, make our store your trading home
Convince yourself of the above facts the money yon can save by purchasing your goods from us.
Wo X0 -w licit OTHERS advertiso.
Money refunded on any article purchased from us wblcb Is not satisfactory
IY1. LDEB & SDN,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
EMTAB1.IMHED IN 1ST7.
SUNBURY. PA.
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Public Sale of Valuable I
REAL ESTATE!
Bt Ytrtun of an ordtr issued to him ont of tha
Court of Common I'leas of Snyder county tha
undersigned committee of Jonn 8. i nomas, an
habitual drunkard, will anil upon tha premises
In P.nn Twp., said county, at public mu, on
Friday, May 28, 1897.
the following' described ran I eitate to wit :
All that certain messunse or tract of land sit-
unte In Henni Two.. Hnydi.TCo.. fa., and hound
ed on the North by a public roud, on the East by
land of uhas. L.GemberllHg and on the Mouth
and Wst hy land of Henry .Moyer. containing
One-Fourth ot n Acre. mre or leal, whereon
are erected a Frame Dwelling Hoiiae. siame
and minor outbulldlnin. the same belnir a very
dexlrable home, and being In first clsJ repair.
The nale will commence at one o ciock p. m oi
said day. The terms o( eule will be SO per cent,
of the nurchase money down when the properly
is fliruc. on. and the oaianw upon ine connr
matlon of the sale hy the court, when a deed
and poHneHHinn will he iriven to the purchaser.
M. K. EKDLKY, Com. on J. E Thomas.
MoteAny Information desired can be obtain
ed hy calling upou the "alii Committee or his
Attorney, cnus. r. uiricu, km.
Prompt Payments.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned having neen restored to
health by simple means, alter siiirerlnir for sev
eral years with asevre lung afterllon. and ,hat
dread disease i'onaumptlon. Is anxious to
make known to bis fellow sufferers t he means
of cure. Tothoss who desire It, lie will cheerful-
Ij snd (free or charge) a copy ot the prescription
used, which tliey will find a sure cure for Can
nmptlaa, Asthma. nlanll, HrnnchllU.
and all thront and lung Malaillr.. lie hopes nil
Miifrerera will trv this remedy, as It Is Invaluable.
Those desiring the prescription, which will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing, will
please address
Kev. RDWARD A. WILHON.
-io-lyr Brooklyn, Mew York
coop couirn leEMTS WANTED
New Steel Cable Fencing
Best Quality Greatest Variety.
Fencing, Gates, Poultry Netting .
CCUEY II IT m LIVE LEU
PImm and nlmiM with f rat Uttm.
cIVLLKH WOTEH WIB1 FEHCI CO, Cklcaf.
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R. A. C. 81'A.NGLEU.
DENTIST.
Gns AduiliiiBtered.
Crown and Bridge-work, Etc
Office one door uortbof Wets' Store.
SellnHgrove. Pa.
i. IVPottiege.
Veterinary sUrceoN.
SELINSOROVI, A.
All professional business entrusted to my ears
will receive prompt and careful attention.
F. E. BOWER. E. E. PAWLING
BOWER & PAWLING,
' Attorneys-at-Law,
Offices In Hack BuUdlng. Middlctnrch Fa.
CHAS. NASH PURVIS,
Collections, Loans
and Investments.
Real Eatate aaid Private Banker,
Williamsport, Lycoming Co., Pa
Deposits accepted, subject to drafts or checks,
rom any prt oi the world.
eJutstice of the Peace
Middleburgh, Pa.
J AS. U. CR0U8E,
ATTOBNET AT LAW,
MlDDLKBURO, PA.
All business entrusted toblieare
will receive prompt attention:
Liberal Adjustments
REMEMBER
H. HRRVEY SCHDCH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Only the Oldest, strongest Cash Companies,
Fire, Life, Accident and Tornado.
No Assessments No Premium Notes.
MalaMHaMaaaaBaMI HaHaHaflaTlBMBBaaaMaWli
Founded A. D., 1819; Assets ijll,055,513.88
The Aetna
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1816
The Standard Accident Insurance Co.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association.
Your Patronage Solicited.
2,409,584.53
11 Ulil I ffiiUr " I Easy Running.
Will : Frame;
W . Truest Bearings,
W' yli Handsome Outlines.
Vr Mk The Lungren
C Special $65
j- :miiiii J
'.sent
f CT M).,ltniWA a!
I. W.Vr.LT. LalVMCgV Ul
aYAtTlinlfinn nn fwnlni et p If nnt nr.
wiMHMiHwivw vii 1 wviaft vi aKja aa iiw aw
Mtawl Ca saaa4a aA Us kam.
f "Hiu-;;:: imi imv'i u iiuai uiiu i uiu nrliiu u a 1 uuiiiuj lu iulu inn uj r 1 1 1 1 1
'j,, ;i)iiiiijiii,iiJiNiiiiujiiiiii
.. nJf.htTii irrfimiimiifffl
Sheriff's Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE!
By Tlrtu. of a writ of Fl. Fa. Uiud oat ( tk
Court ol C'ummon Ploa. or H,.jmr ooaitr, h.
and to ma dlreet.d 1 wilt xpM tn public mk
.1 lh. Pjiiirt 11..... I. UIJ.II.I I. L.
Saturday, May 29tb, 1897.
at IA o'clock, a. in., the folloslnn Utwrlbal M
TRAtTT NO. ONE-AM that i-.rUIn trictn
land Htuated In Adsuii townililp, SnyJttU.
l'a., iiiir-lourth mil. weitof '1 roi.lvlll., bnsl
ad on the north by land. ol Mn. Siun Tnm
on tha aaat hy pulillo road and land! ol J. 0.
Moysi, on tlio uth by land, ol Kmt.r if.lll
IsikaoSinllb and Robtrt Smith and on Um
ly i.nds ol Hob.rt Smith and 1. 1. MsdIwiw
lulnlnK 74 ncr.) and 1M ari'hi, tmirt or to
on wlrtch ar. .reeled a two rtory r'r.uii lHa
inn, b.uk bam and oth.r outliulUllmi.
TRACT NO. TWO The nndlvfiiid oU
interest In all that c.ruln tract of wood lul
(ItuaU la Adams townahlp, Snyder o.mtt.fv
bounded on the north by lands nt Uit hrte
heir, on tha eaat by landt olJaoob D. Sthdt,
on th. south by land, ot C. Harden Ulik
talnlnr 87 arM and 113 perchei, aon m la
with tha aiurtanauea.
TRACT NO. THKKG All th.t ceiUHMlt
ol land .1 lusted In SprliiR Townilup, Sofaf
county, l'a., bounded ou the north by land.
Mr.. Catharine Shlrer, on the .sat I'j laoda at
Kauben Ureert, on the anuth by laud.) ol l'a)
W altar and on the weat by tract Nn. a, hint
after desurl i ed con t n I n I us 1 7 acres and 1 J
ea more or less with tha tppurtenantiei.
TKACT NO. FOVK-A1I ttiatotrUlotrirta
land altuated In Spring townahlji.i Mtmltr I,
fa. about one-hall mllewilol ltoavar NpHsn
bounded on the north by l.nda ol Julio A.Kli
ler, ou the eaat by lauds ol Mra, Koleca kat
Ich and MeCllntle. on th. icuth bj yith
road, and on tile west by lauds ot J. V. bbit
bat h and others coutalnlOK 3" acres anil Tlisirt
ea mora or lias with th. appurtcnancra.
TKAlTl'No FlVfc-Allthateertela mm)
laud altuated iu Spring townahip. SnjJ" la.
Pi. about one-bail utile sotith-ir.lt ol Ueinf
Htirinita, bounded ou the north by land ol 1 1
UsubeoK and J. C. bpecht, on the etui by 'tM
ul Catueiiue Klurey ana Tract No. U iMi
wrllicd.iin th south by l.nda ol Kiwlie k Batki.
Mra. Kauh.ii fry aud the llrt'chidll bein. aa!
iu the weat hy land) ol A mo lleliler, 1. 1. Xa
beck and uthara. coutnlulti M acrea uiori otlsa
on which are erected a Tao Moiy Ull
bauk barn and other outbuilding!.
TRACT NO. S1X-A certain plna of aa
altuated about one-half mile woit ot en
SprlOK'. bounded on tha north, t.M, outh,t'l
1. Idanbeck and on the waat by land! a' "
neiKie ooutaininK acres, ill poicuoa
leas with ths appurtcnaucoa.
TRACT Ntt SEVKN The ona fourlh ioara
in all that certain lot or parcel oi ground mu
In Uie tIIUi of U.av.r rjprluga, Sprn
hip, Snyder Co., l'a., bouuded on tin aoitl $
an alley, on tha Kast by the publla road.oi i
south by Water Ureal and ou the writ by W
J. M. Maker containing; one-fourth acre bMJ .
less, on which 1. erected a large I "tory buiUWI
part being occupied by Waulwoa'a it"J"
which are occupied by aecre. orden, alaeal
hotel abed at the loet ol the lot aud vUier
bullUlnKa.
THAOT NO. KiailT-AI-o a caruln pl
round or Lime Stone lot altuated 1" "H?
towaahlp, Hnyder Co., l-alxmnUcdonUiaaiia
south aud weal by land ol William W.
on th.ea.t by landa ol Cathorlneslilray
In one aure more or lcs with tlie'pu"J7
8eiied, taken into ex utlon and to he " "j
the property ol Samuel Shlrev.
Alto at Ihe same time and plaee by
writ of Fl. Fa. laiued out ol the Court " "Jl
mon risaaol Snyder Co., r. n "
I will tell all that certain lot or parcel
Ituated In Sprluc townahlp, M"7 2
aboutona-k.li inils ntt ui Heaver aW"!? "
iolnlna- lands at W. M. Ketalr. Hehacca kap-
and tuoSuuburr and i..wtsiowii rail vtTZ.l
. . - ... .,... ... inn r'
ii in ok aiioui i acre more or i ui
erected a UweBInK House. (Seiu-d, u" "J.
elocution and tube sold aa the property i
amsaitb.
ShsrlfTt offloe, Mfddloburn, Pa., May 1.
ORPHAN'S
nniT-RT JAliE
nM --. . il,. omnaDB
Hmder County, the uul''Kn1MSVf
of Alary Uudfuslager. late ol M'f'CJ,-
uvuraecu, wiu evu aa iuu.n. i
sesou J
Thursday, May 27, 1897,
the following dascrlbed real estate -1
All that certain house and SJU
Twp , Hnyder Oo.a.. adjominjt
HellnairroTe, and bounded iTi
Ho road, on the HoutU by a lot or w.
slager, West by an slley. and NorU i oyar,,
aUey. belnf an ordinary 10122? m
and one hundred and sixty feet J
less, whereon re erected tfi.
House. Stable and minor outhtw
same being; In good P!f
sale to commenoe at 1 o clock p. ,
ooodlUoDS wfll be made ""yW ia
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rally glTonTf sppUoaUos i be
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