TREASURER'S SALE
v OF
SEATED LANDS
FOR
Taxes Assessed for Years 1904-1905
In pursunnre of the provision" i of an
Act of Assembly passed the 10th (lay
of April, 1S44. I will expose to sale,
In the Court House, In Brookvllle, Va.,
on the
BECOXn MONDAY OP JINK, 1008,
Rein? the Sth day of snld month, nt
10 o'elo.k, a m., the following pieces
of Seated Lands, with the sa ' ""
latlons. etc.. as Unseated iJinds are
now sold at Treasurer's sales:
Bearer Township.
Tax.
Hopler, Henry, 18t-H acres. . . . .$15 77
Cochran, Samuel, list., 68 acres. . 6 31
Hell Township.
Balr, Louise, 15 acres 8 91
Cochran, Ucorge, 18 acres l 6
Clnyvllle Borough
Means, A. B., 1 lot .
Masso, Anirelo, ! lot
gzullllr, Peter, 1 lot . . . 'J
Vasblnder, Kohcrt, 1 lot
Wright, Frank, 1 lot 18
Klilrcd Township.
Dlnsmore, John, 17 acres JO
Elsenhuth, Charles, 20 acrea .... "J
Kata, H. i., f.0 acres J
Lowers. Truman, 60 acres l
Btone, Vm.. 114 acres o J I
Turney, Wm., 16 acres
Welsh, Samuel, 1 acre J
Masters, XV. .1. Kst.. 77 acros.... S 6
HiiKhes, Snmucl, H. & L jo
Wollord, Mary, Est., 3 acres.... 28
Falls Creek.
Davles, A. H., 2 lots 4 99
Healoy. M. 1., 1 lot 94
Kyle, Liz.io A., 1 lot 1 SI
Lynch, I'at, 2 lots 99
AVllson, S. E., 2 lots 4 29
Hlndman, C. C. 1 lot 91
tinsklll Township.
Barnett, Mrs. llavld, 57 acres.... 2 60
Byers, Henry, 20 acres 9 61
Holdlnger, .Incoh, 75 acres 4 .4
JfarlKer, Jefferson, 100 acres ... 2 80
Harmon & Co., 25 acres 2 10
LarKO, J- M., 200 acres 1 40
Miller, Sherd., 105 acres 1 70
Tubbs, Kllzahnth, 40 acres 3 1G
Thompson, Alex., 20 acres 1 68
Truman & Buzzard, 6 acres.... 3 16
Corbett, ornn, 61 acres 7 13
Oliver Township.
Coulter, Ell, 9 acres .. 1 75
Coulter, Mrs. S. J 1 93
Loan Association 1 05
Smith, Cieorjfe 1 75
Smith, Thomas 1 75
Perry Tow-nshlp.
Hoover, Hushes & Co., 97 acres.. Jl 76
Neal, Sanfoid, Est., 100 acres.... 8 80
Plneereek Township.
Ftendman, Ira A., 80
Harringer, S. P., 100 acres 7 90
Porter Township.
McGregor, Daniel, Est., 189 acres U 92
Iteynoldsvllle.
Bolton, Mrs. Julia. II. & L S 58
Bocco, Brescloio, H. & L 2 33
Converse, J. H H. & L 74
Clark, B. M., 1 lot 1 47
Clark, B. M., H. & L 2 21
Clark, B. SI., H. & L 1 47
Clark, D. H., 3 lots 2 77
Dickey, Wm., acre 37
Kyle, J. XV., 1 lot 37
LoRan, Itoht., 1 lot 1 47
Logan, Bobt., 1 lot 37
Nefl', Thos. N Est., 1 lot 4 71
Unknown Owner. 1 lot 66
Unknown Owner, 1 lot 37
Fallnifo, Vlrglna, H. & L 1 85
Macus, Lomand, H. & L 1 11
Huntington, J. C, II. & L 1 47
Campsie, C. Z., H. & L 2 94
ItlnKKoId ' Township.
Hoeh, Wm., 1 acre 43
Hinder, Catherine, Est., 5 acres,. 1 43
Heddinger, Isaac, shop & lot. ... 1 68
Bono Township.
Kochermyer, H. a., 3 L H. & 4 L 4 55
Bayers, Kaymond, 2 lots 1 05
Ilenth Township.
Johns, Harvey, 777 acres 6 04
Woirlch, Johnson, 80 acres 2 21
011 City Fuel & Sup. Co., 60 acres 1 96
Jefferson Gas Co., 762 acres... 10 68
Knox Township,
Bell, A. & Son, 30 acres 2 85
Barvey, John, Est., 26 acres 2 85
McCnlmont Township.
Dahlln, Swan, H. & L 65
Blchnrd, John, 3 lots 69
Marucca, Peter, 1 lot 16
Mollniro, Batlsto, 2 lots 35
Lowden, Clara H 18V4 acres 1 03
Mullhollen, Edward 18U acres.. 2 35
Punxy B. & L. Assn., H. & L. . . 1 93
Hhenke, Andy, H. & L, 2 45
Smith, Elmer J., lol ocres 2 80
Williams. J. R., H. & L 2 60
Blood, Jenks & yinslow, 150 acres 6 61
Breus, Chas 20
Bennett, Paul, 50 acres 1 76
Bntflle, Joe, 1 lot 09
Baker, Mike, 6 acres 81
Burkhouse, O. n., 45 acres 3 97
Clark, B. M 45 J3
Grantors
Smith, Jacob S.. 85 acres.
Schull, Henry P., 6 acres.
Hchull, Goo., 81 ncres.
Brown, Job H., 187 acres.
Dinsmoro, M. J., 75 acres,
Hi hnell Est., 75 acres.
Jask, North, No. 1, 183 acres.
Jask, North, No. 2, 5 acres.
Coleman, Jas. E., H. ft L., 81 acres S 49
Cowser, James, H. & L 1 66
Gnsper, Montr, 1 lot 09
Hlnton, W. W., 1 lot 09
Keystone Wood Co., 6 1-4 acres.. 17 60
Llngonfelter, XV. H.,H ft 6 acres.. 6 68
Jones, Thos., H. ft 6V4 acres... 1 S3
London, Clara, heir, 1 lot 1 83
Momtear, Sidney, H ft 1 acre.. 1 20
Sanderson, Gust, II. ft L 1 13
Stewart. II. C, 41 acres 2 19
Smith, Elmer J., 101 acres 3 63
Reynolds, T. 7. ft Co., 1-3 of 100
acres 4 $0
Warsaw Township.
Anderson. Walter, 1-4 acre 14
Lendemuth, Wm., 14 acres S 66
Washington Township.
Cox, Peter, Est.. 100 acres 7 so
Crawford, John Est., 1 14 acres... 4H
Gleason, Martin, 10 acres 1 3.1
Woodroe, Jos., 1 acre . 25
Benna, Lowe, 1 lot ,T 2 89
Kace, Wm. A., H. ft L l 00
West nrrnoltlsTlUe.
Whlttaker, Hlce, Est., 1 lot J 16
Wlnalow Township.
Reynolds, Tom and Gorslln
39 acres 10 io
Reynolds. Tom and Gorslln
15 acres , j 84
Reynolds, Tom and Gorslln
47 acres a 84
McCracken, Davis. 42 acres 1 62
Sheesley, Chas., H. ft 8 acres.. 4 59
Syphert, Christ, 83 acres 2 21
Eisenhuth, Geo., H. & L 2 10
EiBenhuth. Geo., H. & L 1 62
Gordon, C. H., 180 acres 17 82
Gordon. C. H., 20 acres l 8
Horn, Harry eg
Gordon ft White, 70 acres 1 18
Gordon & White, 106 acres , 1 74
Khodes, Mrs. Geo., 3 lota 83
Dickey ft Kennedy g 28
Kamar, John, H. ft I, 1 2a
Kinneth. Chas, H. & L ! 1 47
Callor, a., H. ft L j 47
Young Township.
Ashley, John E., 6 acres I 69
Broadbent, Geo., Est., 13 acres., f 95
Bensom, John, Hi acres 80
Cosme ft Mocaseo, 1 acre 1 g
Doncaster, Daniel. 6 acres 1 27
McDIll Samuel, Est., W acre 1 24
McDivItt, Anthony, 1 acre 80
Mitchell, Miss Cora, 14 acres.. 1 83
Mitchell. E. E., Eat.. 7 2-9 acrea 66
Perry, Fred. 18 acres I
Vilello, Annie, H. ft L.... ... . i !
Vlnge Philip H. ft L. ft 1 cr... 1 21
Vurella. Paul. H. ft to acre.... 1 7
Williams, B. B., 12 icres ..... 1 05
wolf. Eiias. h. ft Z. ;;;; J I?
Williams. Margaret. acres.... X 68
IMesher, Mrs. Annie. U acre 28
Wilson. A. XV.. H. ft i, . . . . . . . . 1 ?
Mitchell, Baul, - lot 87
Flecker. Mrs Annie, H. ft H acre 87
Vast. Joe, H. ft acre B
Varwelia, Paul. y. ft u cre.... US
Dommat. Nirola ....... J J'
::aulHold, John. Est., H ft 8 acres 2 21
Millron, Joe. H. ft 1 acre J 89
Hessian, Patrick. Est J;
Jchlemer, Henry, 16 acres.... 1 2a
Persons remitting tax on foregoing
3ented ljinds should add fifty cents on
saeh tract for advertising.
III! J. CAMPBF.M..
March 5, 1908. County Treasurer.
TREASURER'S SALE
-OF-
Unseated Lands
FOR
faxes Assessed for Years 1906-1907
ot:re Is hereby given that .JSfeeably
io the Act of Assembly, passed the 18th
lay of March, 1815. entitled. An A
to amend an act directing the mode of
ielllnjr unseated land fur taxes, etc.
the following tracts of unseated lands
n Jcfleraon county will be exposed to
public sale or outcry for arrearages of
taxes, In the Court House, in the bor
jugh of Brookvllle, Pa., on the
SKCOM) MONDAY OF Jl'SB, 1000.
Af 10 o'clock, a. m., It being the 8th
lav of the month, unless s'onor paid.
nil the money for which said land v. 11
be sold must he paid at the time of the
,ale. otherwise said land will be sold
again at the risk and expense of tho
roriner purchaser, and In no case will
I deed be given unless the above coll
isions ate complied with:
llnrnett Township.
Mays. Everlmrt C. 178 acres 133 35
Daniels, C. S., Est., 1 'A acres.... 1 ii
Urnden. W. N Keitz, W. H.,
surfiice, 450 acres . 3
Thompson, K. M., mineral, 109
ncres ... ,. ' "
spvker, Thos. J., 2V, acres...... 1 62
Jollner, W. J., and Wilson, Ed.
M., mineral. 450 acres.... 28 10
Wilson, Ed. M.. warrant 5095, sur-
face, 358 acres lu
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 6100, 6C2
aeres 00 VI
Agnew, B. L. ft J. W 13 ncres.. 1 61
Agnew, B. L. ft J. W., 12 acres.. 1 49
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda L-. warrant
6095, mineral, 358 acres 22 31
Wilson, -Mrs. Amanda L.. warrant
6100, mineral, 662 acres 38 M
Beaver Township.
Carrier. G. B. & A. A. ft J. F.
Markle, 240 acres T 89
Hopkins ft Knnbb, 306 acres.... 19 49
Hei)ler, Thos., 70 acres 11 44
llnber, J. 11., 20 acres 3 40
lletrlck, O. U, 30 ncres 6 09
Dlilred Township.
Fox, S. M., 153 acres ;-:35 03
Wallace, Wm. ft Co., warrant 3o46
surface, 206 ncres 24 Oj
Wlnlack, Blchnrd, 106 acres 18 60
Parks, G. A., 60 acres 10 61
Carrier, C. B., C. E., S. XV. ft E.,
172 acres "7
Fiscus, Jacob and B. J., warrants
3548, 3545. 3779. 74 acres 12 91
Pnntfer, S. W. & V. S., 130 ncres 20 11
Painter, Tobias, Est., warrant
3540, 141 ncres 411 5
Woods, L. J., warrant 3701, 6a
acres 03
Tavlor, Henry, 89 ncres la 60
Fls'cus, BenJ.. 31 3-5 acre 5 11
Hnggertv, Mary, 23 hi acres .... 5 6o
Haggerty, Anna E mineral, 24
acres 2 09
Buzzard, H. L., warrant 6091, 48?i
acres 6 80
Buzzard. Phoebo R warrant 6091
64 acres 4 61
Lucas, Frnnk, 60 acres 5 74
Buzzard, It. L., warrant 6091,
21 acres 2 88
Eldreil Township.
Trumnn, Wm., mineral ',4 374
acres 10 74
Dlnsmore, John, 17 acres 2 88
Uisenhuth, Chas., 20 acres .... 6 94
V'erstine ft Kline, warrant 3757,
859 acres 74 07
Vcrstlne & Kline, warrant 3031,
685 acres 60 33
Verstine & Kline, warrant 3723,
450 acres 38 73
V'erstine ft Kline, warrant 3070,
910 acres 77 63
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 6100,
211 acres 11 71
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 6092,
892 acres 22 3
Wilson, Ed. M., warrant 6091
126H acres 11 86
Wilson, Amanda L., warrant 5100
211 acres 12 11
Wilson, Amanda L., warrant 5092
392 acres 22 63
Wilson. Amanda L., of mln.,
100 acres 2 88
Wilson, Theo., heirs, war. 6091, 43
acres 2 75
Frazler, Jackson, 97 acres 8 37
Gasklll Township.
F'sher ft Galhralth, M mineral,
57 acres B 82
Ginter, States, Rlmpson ft Co., ',4
of warrant 2945, 812 acres.... 20 99
Ginter, States, Simpson ft Co.,
of warrant 2937, 171 acres.... E 75
Ginter. States, Simpson ft Co., V4
of 67 acres 4 61
Ginter. States, Simpson ft Co., ,i
of 44 acres 2 OS
Fnlls Creek.
Clark, B. M U 125 8 93
(irav, G. M , U 16 4 71
Kvle. Lizzie A.. L. 126 3 93
Kline. Amos, 3 L 7 84
McCullough, Jas., 1 L 12 55
McCullougli, Jas., 1 L 4 71
May, Thomas, 1 L 6 28
Pentz. XV. C. 1 L 4 26
Shaffer, Solomon, 2 L 7 84
Shaffer, Solomon, 1 L 6 28
Smith, A. H, 1 L 15 69
Smith, A. H., 1 L. 4 71
Wilson, 8. E., 1 L 3 13
Wilson, J. P.. 1 L 3 93
Painter, J. H., 8 L 5 04
Painter, J. H., 43 L 56 18
Painter, J. H., 25 acres 15 13
Painter, J. H., 9 acres 6 44
Heath Township.
Oil City F. ft S. Co. (Grantors).
Warsh, Dunkle, warrant 2454,
150 acres 11 81
Clark, B. M., 29 acres 2 19
Baur, A., warrant 4021, 98 acres 7 35
Daufrherty, S. D warrant 2449,.
loo acres 7 E4
Daugbertv. S. D., warrant 2449.
100 acres 7 64
r'rasier, J. ft o., warranx zt-a,
oil ft surf., 611 acres 200 10
Frasler, J. ft O., warrant 2370,
oil ft surf.. 484 acres 132 11
Frasler, J. ft G., 'warrant 4020,
oil & surf., 706 acres 161 63
Callen, Alpheus & Thus., warrant
4020. oil & gas. 36 acres 16 67
Wlnlack, R. S., 2474 acres 402 81
Wlnlack, It. S., 150 acres 16 93
Wolford, Robt., warrant 2.49, 6
acres 2 38
Brown, O. E., 30 acrea 7 83
Curtis, Bessie F., 332' acres... 244 59
Frasler, J. G., Wallace. A. W, Mc-
Nenl, T. E., 234 acres 27 62
Halglit. John B.. 109 acres 8 18
I'aldwell. Jas. B., 80 acres 86 39
Metz ft Sliart, 75 acres 49 66
Metz. ft Shart, warrant 2369, 458
acres US 82
Truman, Frank, warrant 4021,
surf., 280 acres 25 6!
Wyrick, Johnson, 80 acres 11 1!
Hldinger, Mrs. Jacob, Sr., surf.
75 acres 1 44
3mlth, D. XV., warrant 4019, oil
ft surf., 177 acres 8 8i
lohns, Harvey, warrant 2364, surf.
777 acres u Jj
Truman ft Buzzard, warrant 2049,.
surf. 350 acres 26 81
Truman ft Buzzard, warrant 2649,
surf, 4410 acres 0 II
Truman ft Buzzard, surf., 200
acres jj 04
Truman ft Buzzard, surf. 200
acres 22 (1
Truman ft Buzzard, surf. 324
acres 24 41
Truman ft Buzzard, surf., 176
acres j 25
Dickey, Moor ft Kelso, surf. 200
acres jo 05
rubbs, Elizabeth, surf. 40 acres.. 2 01
Wynkoop. C. L., warrant 2449,
surf., 637 acres 26
Thompson. Alex., surf. 20 acres 67
Porbett. Oran. surf f 1 V, acres.. 6 01
Sheridan. Michael, surf. 60 acres 4 It
A'ynkoop. C. L warrant, 4021,
C O. ft M.. 160 acres 16 07
A'ynkouo, c. L, warrant 4021.
surf. 100 acres I 01
Smith, C. B., warrant 4019, oil
ft surf., 63 acres 8 14
Knox. Township.
Meredith, XV. R., warrant 3963,
109 ncres 40 21
Meredith, W. R., warrant 8950,
,151 acres 7 61
Mhy, Kepler ft Co., 1-3 of war
rant 3963, 275 acres 31 76
Cummlngs, Ephrlam, war. 3960,
)iuu mira ....... w u v .
Cassltt Pentz ft Anna R. Tess, 1-S
or warrant 3956, 125 acres.... 13 03
Cassltt Pentz ft Anna H. Tess, 1-3
of warrant 3963. 200 acres.... 20 83
Reynolds. T. J. ft Co., 1-3 of war.
3956. 160 acres t 41
QntWHld, W. II., warrant 3962, 60
ncres 11 29
Smith, Andrew, Est., 39 acres... 11 07
Oeiner, Jacob, warrant 3963,
188 2-10 acres 29 23
Taylor, Sophia E., 10 acres 4 23
Whltmore, John G., trustee, 417
ncres 23 53
Bishop, Samuel, Est., 164 acres.. 29 14
Jummlngs, Ephrlam, 60 acres... 12 01
McCnlmont Township.
May, Kepler ft Co., 1-8 of warrant
2954. 222 acres, fee 82 19
May, Kepler ft Co., 1-3 of war
rant 2954. mineral, 71 acres... 2 80
foiling ft Iscman, warrant 2620,
153 acres 118 08
ICeck, Ben., Exr., warrant 3966,
100 ncres 61 CI
Reynolds, T. J. ft Co., 1-3 of war
rant 3956, 100 acres 10 24
McDonald. G. M., Mitchell, Cora,
Thompson, C. H., (Adinr's), 1-3
of warrant 3956, 100 acres.... 6 13
Oliver Township.
Fit. F. A., 10 acres 6 28
Byrne, Mnjor John, 40 acres.... 6 27
Byrne, Major John, 50 acres.',.. 7 87
Plnerroek Township.
Frank, Charlqs, warrant 3954, 100
acres 20 62
Fisher. M. M., Carrier, H. W, M
of warrant 3948, 309 acres .... 80 42
Smith, It. B., 11 acres 3 21
Polk Township.
Arbuckle & Clark, warrant 3938,
694 acres 80 84
Degnnn ft McDonald, warrant
2991. 245 acres 28 88
Desnnn & McDonald, warrant
2928, 209 ncres . . 24 17
Blenkney, II. M., warrant 3925,
98 ncres 11 45
Blenkney, H. M., warrant 3929,
63 acres 7 29
Wal'ii'-e, Allen, 105 acres 6 09
Hunter, Wm., Jr., warrant 3939,
300 ncres 25 40
Buzznrd. R. L. & Co., warrant
2901, 410 acres 34 17
Horton, il., warrant 2926, 63
acres 8 91
Carrier, C. M warrant 3925
145 acres 8 18
Carrier, C. M., warrant 3925
200 acres 11 29
Carrier, c. M., warrant 3939
150 acres 8 47
Carrier, C. M., warrant 3925
167 acres 9 41
Carrier, C. M., warrant 3939,....
220 acres 12 41
Iteynoldsvllle Borough.
Lognn, A. 11., 4 L 35 87
Toolis, M. C 1 I.. 7 09
McDonald, P., 11 acres 83 11
Burkett. Dr., 2 L 6 64
Hull, D. B 2 L 1 93
Plfer, A. F.L 1 L 6 64
Pettigrew, Wm., 1 I, 2 03
Daiigheity, Mrs. S. T., 2 L 1 33
Hoyer, ills. L. A., Est.. 1 L 1 67
Smith. Albert W., 1 L 3 33
Logan, Robert, 1 L 6 29
Logan, Robert. 1 L.,. 2 03
Macro, Leomonio, 8 L 8 33
Dickey, Wm acre , 1 68
Owner Unknown, 1 L 73
Owner Unknown. 1 L 73
Webster, Frurnt. 83 feet 8 83
Kyle. J. W 1 L 1 68
Weiscr, E 1 L S3 23
lltnggnltl Township.
McCoy, T. F., mineral, 114 acres 30 96
Rose Township.
Fisher, M. K 1 acre 6 27
Stewart ft Clark, 6 acres 1 05
Clark, B. II., 6 acres ... 70
Depp, Wm., 12H acres 1 82
Neal C. .M., 14 acres 1 67
Afton, Goo.. 12 'a acres 1 51
Verstine. Kline ft Co., 62 acres.. 5 88
Edmonds, Thos., 68 acres 6 49
Snyder Township.
Johnson. John C, mln., 155 acres
Arhmkle ft Clark, warrant 3938,
229 acres
Wellman, Kato M.,warrant 6804,
undivided ,j too, 600 acres...
Wellman. Kale M., undivided H
fee, 40 acres
Wellman. Knte M warrant 3935,
undivided 4 fee, 300 ncres...
Wellman. Knte M warrant 3935,
undivided , fee, 696 acres ...
Wellman, Kate M., warrant 104,
mln., undivided 196 acres..
Wellman, Kate M., warrant 464,
min.. undivided i, 328 acres..
Show & Longweli, 229 acres....
Oyster, F. 11., ft Short, A. L
warrant 89S5, 6'JSy. acrea
Oyster. K. It., ft Short. A. L.,
warrant 2T4 2, 125 acres
Oyster, F. R., ft Short, A. L.,
105 acres
Oyster, F. R ft Short, A.- I,
24 80
45 03
26 40
2 11
19 31
61
6 93
9 89
7 42
23 91
5 75
8 3
26 19
23 18
2 SI
4 62
9 73
14 60
. 1 23
4 60
36
41 49
8 68
11 24
14 91
16 72
14 38
16 83
47 11
69 08
8 53
9 13
21 83
77
20
8 27
2 88
3 84
Did acres
Oyster, F R., ft Short, A. L.,
559 acres
Short, A. Lee, warrant 2742. M
of 121 acres .
Short. A. Lee. warrant 2742, 2-3
of 140 acres
Buzzard. R. I,. & Co., warrant
2(42, 200 acres
Buzznrd. R. L. & Co., warrant
2142, 300 acres
Biiz.ard. H. L. ft Co., warrant
2 1 43, 25 ncres
I nlnn Tow nahlp,
Rulofson ft Co., warrants 3400.
8398 114 acres . . ."
Siiinniprvlllr Borough.
Vermilyea, Ina 1 L
Warsaw Township.
Moore. James L., warrant 3039,
600 acres
Bullcrs, Mrs. John, warrant 3796',
40 acres
Richards. O. W Est., warrant 'm.
84 acres
Sartwell, G. c., warrant 667. 101
acres
Bovalrd. David. 98 acres .!!!!!'
White, A. C, Est., warrant 493.
110 acres
Carrier, A. A. ft J. E., warrant
41. 175 acres
Verstine ft Kline, warrant 3037.
817 acres 1
Verstine ft Kline, warrant 40lV.
1026 acres '
Verstine ft Kline, warrant 428.i
acres
Irvln, E. A., 155 acres . . ! ! I! ! !, !
Horton, Hetty, 284 acres
Horton. Hetty. 24 acres
Anderson. Walker, yt acre....
Reed. Robert, warrant 3033. 143
acres
Bartlett. A. Ernstus, 6 acres
Lindenmuth, Wm., 14 acres....!
, Washington Township.
Clark. B. M., ft Neal, XV. A.. 78
acres
McGarey. Mrs. Charlotte,' warrant
2969. CO acres
McGarey, Mrs. Charlotte, 72H
acres 71
AIcGarey, Mrs. Charlotte", '5 32 54
acres
Blood. P. P., warrant 3933." iio
acres .,.77
Blood, P. P., warrant 3933.' 167
acres
Smith, M. W., 117 acres .!!
ilcCullough ft Smith, warrant
2888. 1-10 Int.. 300 acres....".
Irwin. E. A . 150 acres
Brady ft Long, warrant 3932.
120 acres
Bl?.ly & Long;, warrant' 'mi
216 acres
Cable, John, warrant 2969." i 32 ',4
acres
Crawford. S. R.. warrant "29V1'.
60 acres '
Loeb. Harry, warrant 29697 "i is
acres
Loeb, Harry, warrant 13S4."i60
acres
Ellier. Edward, warrant'Ym'. 40
acres ,
Wlnalow Township.
Stewart, w. F., (In trust) surf.
116 acres .
Shaffer, Henry, warrant cftl 'io
acres .-.
Gi'1rvl.n'. w- K- warrant '3
I 1-0 acres
Best. W. R.. et al.. 93 acres...!.
tuffman, F. 8.. 4 70-100 acres..
Hutchison, Thos. ft R. M., war-
-rant 481. 67 acres
Stewart, E. E., acres
23 53
7 95
9 67
14 92
25 17
31 40
27 11
4 90
24 60
9 80
17 63
6 81
8 17
15 90
20 43
6 81
67 32
I 18
85 80
32 7
3 18
17 91
1 07
Reynoldsville Lnnd ft Improve
ment Co., 71 ncres 18 97
Hollowell, Louis, 1 acre 69
Swartzlander, Mrs. J. 11., ft acre 1 86
Simmons, L 1 L 67
Wlngard, Jeff., warrant 3953, 24 M
acres (69
Smith, Henry. 1 L 1 86
Smith, Adam. 2 L 1 36
The foregoing amounts Include the
tnx and Interest on same to Marcli 1st,
1908. When 'emitting add Interest
from March 1st to date of payment,
and 60 cents on each tract for adver
tising. in J. .CAMrnF.1,1,,
March 6, 1908. Treasurer.
9100 ltcwnrd, $100.
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Some tall mercury columns are
used In measuring great pressures.
One In a well nt Butte Aux Callles,
France, Is 1,050 feet high, and re
cords up to 060 atmospheres, one at
St. Etienne, In a mine, is 1,330 feet,
recording. '530 atmospheres, and that
on Eiffel tower Is 1,000 feet, record
ing 440 atmospheres. England's
highest, at the Technical college,,
Manchester, Is 175 feet.
Something New Under the Snn.
A lady in Illinois sent us 12c a year ago
for our remarkable collection of vegetable
and flower seeds and sold $37.70 worth
therefrom, or made 314 per cent. That's
new.
Just send this notice with 12c and re
ceive the most original seed and plant
catalog published anil
1 pkg. ''(Juick Quick" Carrot... ...,,. .10
1 pkg. F.arliest Kipe Cabbage ,10
1 pkg. Knrliest Emerald Cucumber. ,. .18
1 pkg. La Crosse Market Lettuce...,. .15
1 pkg. Early Dinner Onion ,10
1 pkg. strawberry MuBkmelon. ....... ,15
1 pkg. Thirteen Day Radish.. .10
1,000 kernels gloriously beautiful
flower seed 13
Total l!bo
Above is suilicient seed to grow 83 bu,
of rarest vegetables and thousands oi bril
liant flowers and all is mailed to you
POSTPAID Fort 12n,
or if yon send 16c, wa will odd a packngo
of Berliner Earliest Cauliflower. John A.
Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis. A. C. L.
, Why He Slaved.
Senator Johnston of Alabama, owns
a beautiful home surrounded by sev
eral acres in Birmingham, and takes
great delight in donning a pair of
overalls and a split hickory hat and
working in the garden. One day a
fashionably dressed woman, who had
resided in Birmingham only a short
time and had never seen Johnston,
called on his wife. No one answered
the bell, so she walked out among
the flower beds, where the ex-governor
was lioelng fome geraniums. ,
He bowed and she asked him how
long he had worked for the Johnstons.
"A good many years, madam," he
replied.
"Do they pay you well?"
"About all I get out of it Is my
clothes and keep."
"Why, come and work for me," sho
said. "I'll do that and pay you so
much a month besides."
"I thank you, madam," he replied,
bowing very low, "but I signed up
with Mrs. Johnston for life."
"Why, no such contract is binding.
That is peonage."
"Some may call it that, hut I have
always called It marriage." Chicago
News.
A Few Got Away.
In Kansas City the police even ar
rest on Sunday musicians who give
concerts. "But," says the marshal to
the grand jury, "several persons who
participated in Philharmonic Orches
tra's concert this week got away. We
were unable to catch Beethoven, Ros
sini, Mendelssohn, Chopin and It.
Wagner, whose names appeared upon
the program. I would suggest that
warrants be Issued for them." New
York Evening Post.
MUSIC STUDENTS
Should Have Stcndy Kcrvcs.
Tbe nervous system of the musi
cian is often very sensitive, and any
habit like coffee drinking may so up
set tho nerves as to make regular and
necessary daily practice next to Im
possible. "I practice from seven to eight
hours a day and study Harmony two
hours," writes a Mich, music student
"Last September I was so nervous I
could only practice a few minutes at
a time and mother said I would have
to drop my music for a year.
"This was terribly discouraging, as
I couldn't bear tbe thought of losing
a whole year of study. Becoming
convinced that my nervousness was
caused largely by coffee, and seeing
Post urn so highly spoken of, I decided
I would test it for a while.
"Mother followed the directions
carefully and I thought I had never
lasted such a delicious drink. We
drank Postum every morning Instead
of coffee, and by November 1 felt
more like myself than for years, and
was ready to resume my music.
"1 now practice as usual, do my
studying and when my day's work Is
finished I am not any more nervous
than when I began.
"I cannot too highly recommend
Postum to musicians who practice
half a day. My father Is a physician
and recommends Postum to bis pa
tients. Words cannot express my ap
preciation for this most valuable
health beverage, and experience hat
proven Its superiority over all oth
ers." "There'a Reason."
Name given by Postum Co., Battlf
Creek, Mich. Read "The Road f
Wellvllle," In pkgs.
Be Courteous to
OT long ago I sat In the reception room of one of the big
hotels waiting for a friend.
Presently a young woman and her mother came In and
took seats near me.
The daughter was a bright-faced, sweet-looking girl and
the mother was the dearest little old lady you ever saw.
Anything more beautiful and thoughtful than the daugh
ter's manner toward her mother I have rarely witnessed.
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She brought a comfortable chair for her, put a cusnion
at her back, saw that her back was toward the light, every once In awhile
giving her hand a loving little pat and saying, "Are you perfectly comfortable,
dear are you enjoying yourself?" They made a pretty picture.
A little while afterward I saw another mother and daughter In the Barae
hotel, but, oh, how different they were from the first couple.
The mother was a sad-faced, patient-looking woman, who looked as-
though she had never had a good time or any petting In her life.
That the daughter evidently looked on her as rather a nuisance was shown
by the Impatient manner In which she answered any questions her mother put
to her.
Presently some young friends Joined them.- The mother stood patiently
by until her daughter saw fit to Introduce her, which she did In a negligent,
disrespectful way.
The contrast between the first and second mother and daughter was so
great as to be painful.
There Is nothing that shows a young person up In such a bad light as.
disrespect to an older person.
If that person happens to be her mother or father Is Is doubly dis
graceful. When you see a young man or young woman comfortably seated while an.
older person stands or hear them address an older person rudely you may
be Bure that they do not amount to much.
As far as your mother Is concerned you never can do enough for her.
All that's good In you you owe to her love and care.
If girls would only learn to be more friendly and confidential with their
mothers it would be an excellent thing for them. '
It would save them from many blunders and heartaches.
So many girls look on their mothers as too old to be Interested In fun of
any kind. And that Is Just where the girls make a great mistake, for the
mothers would love to Join In the fun and gaiety if any one were thoughtful
enough to ask them to.
If you treat your parents disrespectfully your friends will do the same..
There is Just one thing to be said
and that is that the parents are to blame In the beginning.
If a child In Its younger days Is allowed to go uncorrected for dlsobed
ience, impertinence and wilfulness, It
disrespectful boy or girl.
The greatest wrong that parents can do their children Is to Bpoil and In
dulge them.
They will grow Into selfish men and women, and the parents will he the
first ones to reap the benefit of their foolish training.
Treat your elders with courtesy and respect and your mother with the
tender love and homage that Is hers by right. New York Journal.
How Carnegie Has
Wasted $12,000,000
By Rlchaid T. Crane, Sr.,
Millionaire Manufacturer of Chicago.
HY do men like Carnegie and Armour put their money into
1
Wtlie technical scnoois, wnen tneir money was niaue u
who had no such education? Look at the inconsistencies
II w..., IT. rn,n.Dl. an.ra (in,l what VlA flnPS
UCkncvu n imi an. ui urgin bojo uu
I quote from Mr. Carnegie's "Empire of Business," the
.chapter headed "How to Win Fortunes," written by Mr. Car
negie five years ago:
"But the almost total absence of the technical school
graduate from high positions In the business world seems
to Justify the conclusion that college education as it exists seems almost fatal
to success in the business domain. The poor clerk and mechanic Is the one
who rules."
Now, after all these illustrations, based on his own experience and ob
servation, iu favor of practical men against technical men against the grad
uateMr. Carnegie enters Into the field of pure speculation and backs hiB.
fancy to the extent of a $12,000,000 technical Institute. This is only a whim
of Mr. Carnegie's. He might take his 112,000,000, add $12,000,000 to it and' j
throw the whole into the ocean, and this country would be better off. Is It
for the benefit of the public to turn out men who will be distanced by clerk
and mechanics? Has he taken the sound business course? I would call his
Institute the Carnegie Twelve Million Dollar Blunder.
Now, I wish to say that I give Mr. Carnegie a chance to answer this
attack. I wrote him a letter and told him what I was going to do and asked
hlra four questions. I agTeed. to read his answers, but I have had no response
from him. These were the questions I asked him:
Do you owe your success In business to the technically educated men H -
your employ or to those not so educated?
If you owe your success to the technical men what Is the proportion of
these men in your employ to the men not so educated?
Have you observed In your business life that technically educated men
are more successful than those not so educated?
The best education is long experience and observation in an up-to-date
factory." He continued: "Four years In the shop Is the training to get."
All an apprentice needs Is to understand English, be able to write and do
plain arithmetic and draw. He can get this at the night school or at home.
CLOSING OUT
SALE
I am closing out my
entire stock of Dry
Goods and Clothing,
Ladies' and Gents'
Furnishing Goods.
If you are lookingfor
rare bargains, come
to my store.
N HANATJ.
-sai
Your Elders X
By Beatrice Fairfax.
in defence of the disrespectful child,.
is pretty sure to grow Into a self-willed
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