WE GIivE MORE VALUE MONEY THAN FOR DOES ANY OTHER —BIGGEST 50C WORTH IN THE COUNTY 2 C VOL Vi. NO. 10. THE CIRCULATION REPUBLICAN PRIMARY McGinnis Succeeds Fenstermacher — H, C. Myers Re-Elected. The Republican primary -for the purpose of selecting candidates for Congress, the Legislature and county oidives; was held on Saturday after— noon, Considering the fact that in the rural sections at this period of the year the farmers’ time is almost wholly demanded by work the fields, the vote, which will approxi= in mate 8,000, may be rezarded as nn- usually large and thoroughly repre- sentative of the choice of jority of the county. Hon. H. Bard Cassel headed the ticket, and his popularity is attested by an almost unanimous vote. In the city, Hon. Frank B., McClain was also without opposition, and the candidates for Directors of the Poor and Prison fields. In the West ward the old Com- mitteeman H. C. Myers was reclect el without oppcsition E the ma- Inspectors had clear while in the ast ward John W. McGinnis succeed J, Fred There were 55 votes polled town and 44 down town. will Fenstermacher. up CONGRESS H. Burd Cassel . . ASSEMBLY (City District) Frank B. McClain . . . .. (County District) William Chandler George Hibshman . M. R. Hoffman , John G. Homsher . H. 1,. Rhoads. Martin J. Root . RECORDER A. B. Myers . William Waitz . a JURY COMMISSIONER Menno M, Fry . I. N. Keen . DIRECTORS OF Frank B, Bausman Jacob S. Strine . . PRISON T. S. Collins . J. Carson Obetz rr, THE POOR se . INSPECTORS Our Columns Our Proof When so reputable and progress— De, EB. W. Garber uses almost three columns ive a business man as weekly, to advertise his business, and during the heliday season a full page, will some one please tell us whether or not advertising in this paper pays. Our columns are our proof. If it helps Mr. Garber, why won’t advertising increase your business. If you are not a regular adyertiser, we presume you are one of those persons that give it a trial but a poor medium, must insert your ads in the paper that reaches the people—The Bulle- tin, used You Arrested On Two Charges On Saturday evening Constable Andrew Weidman arrested Michael Shue and David Phillips, charged with assault and battery and disor- derly conduct preferred by Eli Shaum on Mount Joy street. They were given a hearing this morning at 8.30 before Squire C. H. Zeller who imposed the costs amounting to $6.05 each or 30 days for disorderly limbo The two Mr, Zeller the other charge until Saturday at 10 a, m, in conduct. preferred the former. reseryed his decision on ee Pennsy Reduces Rates Important changes in the P. R, R. passenger rates were announced yesterday, The company has de- cided to reduce the maximum way fares from 3 1-2 and 3 On Septem- ber 1 the company will sell thousand mile books aad transfc_ any one, one- cents to 2 1-2 cents a mile, one tickets or 0 flat. ye and can be mileage These books are used hy ——— rete — Fell off a Chair While saddler Frank Groff was standing on a chair doing some work yesterday, it tilted and he fell heavily to the floor, injuring his side so severely that he 18 confined to his bed. | nisi asiism— N Martin A. Spickler and Theresa Willer, both of town, were granted p license to wed, \ / YOUR PAPER OF THE PERSONALS. Mrs. Philip Frank has from Wildwood, N. J. Frank Young and family are here returned on a two weeks’ vacation, Misses Fannie Henny and Ella Smeltzer visited friends at Manheim Sunday. Simon Menangh and wife of Leb- anon, are spending a week’s tion here. Mrs. Frank Baker returned from the General Hospital at on Monday. vaca—- Lancaster Jesse Webb and wife of Columbia, were guests of his place, Thursday, P. Frank Schock left Sunday for Wildwood, N. J., spending the week. parents in this where he is Earl Kaylor and wife of Eliza- bethtown spent Sunday in town with their parents, Chas. Roland of Philadelphia is spending several weeks in the family of Monroe Sheaffer, B. L. Garber and wife day for Atlantic City will spend some time. leave to- where they Miss Catharine Casey of Phila- delphia, is the guest of Mrs, Thos. Casey on Frank street. C. N. Gerber and wife and How- ard Nauman, wife and daughter, spent Sunday at Manheim. Miss Naomi Brown is spending Rohrerstown the guest of Mrs. Wm, Kauffman. scveral days at T. Morris Brown was the guest at Rock, York county from Saturday to Monday, of friends Glen VAlbert Longenecker left last week for Altoona where he has secured employment as clerk with the >, R. R. Co. Paul Russel Dieter Wildwood, N. J., spend a two weeks’ has gone to he yacation will with where Joe Breneman. Mrs, H. C. Miller of Sparrows Point, Md., and Miss Minnie Dow- hower of Lancaster, spent Sunday here as guests of the former's sister Mrs. Hiram Spickler. B. S. Dillinger, W. B, and brother made a trolley Reading on Sunday. Bender trip to Ben says the senery does not compare with the scenic trip to Pequea. Those That Were Elected Following are the Republican committeemen elected throughout the various townships: Conoy, Edw. Markly; E. Donegal Lincoln, G. G. Lindsay; Maytown, Joseph Miller; Florin, J, M. Ray- mond; W. Donegal, Jacob Daveler; Landisville, Q. O. Reitzel; Spring, B. L, Hershey; Mt. Joy J. H. Raymond, Milton Grove Harvey Wattle; Upper W. B. Hamilton; Rapho—Newtown W. M. Strickler; Sporting Hill, Levi Fissel; Strickler’s, Harry Grissinger; Union Square, A. S. Brubaker. \ Missing Team Found. Nathan Kendig, of near Donegal Springs, whose team ran away last Thursday night, who was expecting to tind a wrecked buggy, was agreea bly surprised when he found his horse, buggy and harness intact at the farm of Daniel Shank, near Rheem’s Station Friday afterncon about 5 o'clock, to the Shank farm is a tortuous one, but county Silver Twp.—Lower, The road no doubt the horse was going very slowly by the time he reached there which accounts for nothing being broken or torn, ASmimresiiasn li mentee Moved a House Frank Conrad purchased summer house on Main the street next to the Washington House of Mrs. Bopp and last evening it was moved to his lot in the rear of Mrs, Bopyp’s Donegal street property. The building was placed on three heavy timbers the front end of which rest. ed on the front truck of a wagon and was drawn by Frank Watson's traction engine, The proved quite an attraction, —————— Regulars Go Through The Second Squadron of the 13th U. 8. Infantry, comprising four troops of 306 men, under command of Col. Hatfield, passed through here this morning en route from Gettysburg to Mt. Gretna, where they will remain until October, They are from Fort Myer, Va,, and spent a week at Gettysburg with the Na- tional Guard of Penna, moving /’ HE WEEKLY BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PENNA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1906 OBITUARY NOTES Many of Our Friends Have Gone to the Great Beyond. Jacob Ioffman died at his home in Elizabethtown aged 60 years. Prof. Wm, Hoffman, a peddler, very well known throughout this section, hung himself in a barn in Lampeter township or Sunday. Henry Miller, the thirteen -year- old son of Milton W. Miller, of West Hempfield township, died at from funeral his parents’ home on Sunday The will be held today, with spinal meningetis. interment in the Salunga cemetry. BENJ. A. DONOVAN. Benjamin A, Donovan died at his home, in Manheim, Tuesday night, aged fifty-six years, from an intesti- nal disorder. The a school teacher deceased was sub- vacation to trade of wheelwright. in Rapho, sequently leaving this the During President Cleveland’s learn sec~- ond term the deceased was post- His wife, one brother, S. Donovan, of master of Manheim, this place and one sister, Mrs, Abraham Mar—/{ tin The funeral was held on Saturday morn- of Manheim, survive. ing. MRS. MARIA CASSEL Mrs, Maria Cassel, wife of the late Emanuel Cassel died Monday even- ing at her home in Landisville. Mrs. C in comparatively good health up to the time of deatth which occurred very sudden. ssel was her ly being due to hemorrhage of the lungs. Deceased was in her eighty- second year and is survived ‘oy the Miss Mary at Mrs. A, B. Cling of Mount Amos M. Greider Landisyille, J. R. Cassel of near Manheim, Mrs. John S. Eby of Mt. Joy, Mrs. H. M. Swarr residing east of Landisville, and H. R. Cassel of near Manheim, Mrs, Cassel was a the Old church for many years. following children: home, Joy, Mrs. of member of Mcnnonite mm he funeral will take place from her late resi- dence in Landisville Friday morn- ing at 8:30 oclock and at the Old Mennonite church at Landisville at 9 o’clock followed by interment at Erisman’s Cemetery, — Church Notes. UNITED BRETHREN. Re-opening seryices will be held Dr, Lyter of Harrisburg is expected to He is well known in this place having been a former pastor. Sunday morning and evening. preach. There will also be special music. Extensive repairs have been made to the church; the inside has been re- modeled, the old pews have been re- placed with modern pews by the With the decor- ations on the walls and new carpet, the effect on the pleasing. Grand Rapids Co. room is very — Festival August 4 Tl e Forester’s Band will hold a festival in the park here Saturday Members of the band will canvass the town so pre- evening, August 4, pare yourself with a big donation. Anything that into money at a festival will be accepted, Everything in season will be served, In case of inclement weather the festival will be held in the hall. san be turned seems ff ———— Had an Off Day At the fourth shoot of the season of the Trap Shooters League at Elizabethtown Saturday, P. 8, Pyle of Pittsburg, son of John F, Pyle of town, broke 106 out of 130. Ressler and Hoffman, high guns, broke 210 out of 235. menses ———— Suit for Alleged Slander. W. M. Hollowbush attorney Katie Smith, has brought against Martha Coble $1,500 for alleged marks reflecting on for suit to recover slanderous re- the The parties plaintiff's character, reside in Rheems. rn —— Cemetery Notice Lot holders in the Henry Eberle Ceme- tery are hereby notified to clean their lots or have same done on or before August 15. Lots not cleaned by that time will be cleaned at the expense of the association, and the cost charged up to the owners, No burial permit will be issued in the fu ture until such arrearages for lot cleaning are paid, By order of the President. i Attest: I, G, Eberle, Secretary, Base Ball Notes The Juniors who recently made such a good showing against various teams, will tackle larger the White Roses from town in the near future. game in Elizabeth— In a five inning game of ball at Elizabethtown on Saturday, ¢“Sheen- ey” Stoler’s Juniors swamped the Juveniles of that place 22 to 0. The boys from that town look in, neyer had a none of them third base. reaching Three pitchers and the same number of umpires officiated and had the game not been stopped the boys would be “flippin the bases” yet, g around The married men walloped the single men at the picnic last Thurs day in an excellent game by a score of 7 to 5. follows: The teams lined up as Married men—J. Hendrix ¢, C. Cassel p, F. Schock ss, O, Longenecker 1b, H. Longenecker 2b, C. Hendrix 3b, . Brown ¥, B. Kellenbaum cf, J. Haines rf. Single men—W, Conrad ¢, D. Schroll p, J. Givens ss, G. Zeller 1b, J. Zeller 2b, P. Hinkle 3b, H. Hoft- man If, R. Brown cf, H. Roberts rf. Although strengthened by two Steeltoners at shoru and third, the Florin bunch proved an easy mark for the locals on Saturday by a score of 9 to Considerable money changed hands and Florin was offer- ing all kinds of odds when their team was in the lead but ‘may be” they didn’t look like 12 cent guys when a prominent east end base ball fan walked down the lime display: ing enough of the long green to buy half of the little village, Mount Joy Givens, shortstop, Hoffman, left field, Springer, first base Conrad, catcher, Hauenstein, third base Greenawalt, left field, Brown center field, The score; ho OQ 0 =~ 0 0 = Q Hawthorne, second base Schroll, pitcher, Florin Weidman, center field, Graybill, second base, “Steelton’’ shortstop “‘Steelton’’ third base Hershey, pitcher, Schlegelmilch, right field Frank, left field Boyer, first base, Bishop, catcher, Gopronx mano fo Biv Totals, Mount Joy Florin N ~ 10.0001% 0 1000 I i It’s Alwright After All Ycu may talk as much as you please, call it a mud hole as often 28 you like or say anything else about it but our subside is ¢¢all to the mustard.” Nearly all last week we were obliged to drink water which was so dirty that it formed a coat of rust on one’s stomach. This was due to the fact that the sub basin was given a cleaning and water had to be pumped direct from This is the time we have had muddy Ww c the dam to the reservoir, first water of any account for a long time. About Our Advertisers E. F. Arndt, of Florin, advertiser this week, is a new for a suit of ctothes that our up- to-date try Ebersole’s. The big Mid-Summer sale at Yoffes, starts Aug. 6, Clearance Monday, The big 9 cent sale starts at Bern- hart’s tomorrow and continues until Aug. 16, Lost—At clothes, Beneman’s a suit of at 1. D, store for half Lancaster, Can be replaced clothing the value. ——— > Jurors Drawn Sept. 10—H, 8, Musselman, Florin; Sam’l G, Engle, Mt, Joy township; Oliver Frey, Conoy. Quarter Sessions, Sept, 10—Amos F. Eby, Clement K, Brubaker, Kast Donegal; 8. A, Ricker, Mount Joy; David R, Forney, Mt. Joy township; Ienry K. Ober, Rapho, Common Pleas, Sept, Roath, Kast Donegal. Grand Jurors, East Donegal; Philip Snyder, 24—John Rp Hobo in Trouble Wm. Stanley, better known here as Buffalo Bill, froze on to some money that did not belong to him and us a result he is in jail at Col- | umbia awaiting a bearing, FLORIN NOTES. Our Community furlough. Harry Stoll spent Manheim. Sunday of Annie Geyer, Sunday. Wm. McGarvey and John Weid- man will cut tobacco next week. Albert Haines accepted a posi- tion at the shirt factory Monday. Ammon Fry and wife of Eliza- bethtown, spent Sunday in town. Jacob VY. Kline and family spent Sunday with friends at Landisville Miss Carrie Fellenbaum of Steel- ton, is visiting at Benj. Brubaker’s N Oscar Young was thrown out of a wagon at Mount Joy but escaped injury. Misses Tillie Weidman and Hil- da Ritter were at Bainbridge last Sunday. Harry Baer and family of Harris burg, spent Sunday here with parents. his Sewer pipe are being laid on the road opposite warehouse. Nissley's tobacco John Weidman and his gang of men began painting Henry Shelly's barn today. Miss Daisy Zook of Lebanon, visiting at the home of Henry Breneman. is P. Ephraim Morton and wife of Co- lumbia, spent Sunday his parents. here with Bert. Fisher and family of ILan- caster, were guests of Harry Stoll on Sunday. Amos B. Eicherly and family, of Lancaster, spent Sunday with friends, here Daniel Stark and family of Eliza- bethtown, spent Sunday with friends. in town Mrs. Ed, Steigerwald and child- ren of Paoli, are visiting her par- ents in this place. Henry Miller and wife attended the funeral of her aunt near Middle town on Thursday. Ethel Duukle has her home in returned to Harrisburg after a month’s vacation here. { The Red Men's festival was a grand success on Saturday even- ing, about $40 being realized. A horse belonging to E. S. Wea- ver, scared at an auto and ran off slightly damaging the wagon. Misses Stella Treida and Elsie Klees of Lebanon, are spending a few days with the Misses Geyer. Mrs. Harriet Baker and two children of near Maytown, were guests of Mrs, Jno. D. Easton over Sunday. Mrs. Ad. Eichelholtz and daugh- ter Carrie of Kansas City, Kansas, visited Henry Young and family for a few days. The Florin Hall Association will held in Florin, in the park Saturday Aug. 18. There will be a balloon ascension and two bands will be present. Watch for posters hold the biggest festival ever evening, J. Y. Kline furnished the con- crete block for the foundation Joseph I. Kreider's new house and the keystones for the front of the new school house at Landisville. Mr. Kline is now putting in a 75- ft. water trunk for Hiram Wolge- muth at Book’s mill, ee Estates of the Dead Louisa M. Nissley, administrator of Martin M. Nissley, late of West Douegal. Jacob II. Young, Mount Joy township, and Ella H. Stauffer, of Rapho, exccutors of Abram Young, of late of Mount Joy township, Mik Route For Sale The route, plant and entire equip- ment of the Chiques Dairy is for sale. Lor the man with small capital this is a rare opportunity to acquire a paying business. The price is reasonable and terms will be made to suit purchaser, If in. terested call on B. M. Haverstick, Mount Joy, Pa. tire stock of horse goods such collars, pads, eto, Many Brief Items of Interest Throughout Roy Ishler is home on a 10 days at Miss Tillie Nissley was the guest of W. K. Royer will sell out his en- as Ap TIO » TeE PROPLE'S PAPER is Tan BEST VERTISING- MEDIUM IN THIS SEC= N—THE PATRONAGE IS OUR PROOF 50 CENTS A YEAR NEWTOWN Harry Witmer of Harrisburg visited his sick mother on Sunday. Carl Frank of near Maytown and family were the guests of Lewis Resh on Sunday. Frank Fletcher and his father of Maytown were the guests of Nehe- miah Haines on Sunday. Quite a number of our citizens with their families visited the Ian- disville camp meeting on last Sun- day. Preaching services were held on Sunday evening in the church in this place conducted by the pastor in charge. Services will be held again in two weeks from last Sun- day in the morning. The Base Ball club of this place played a hard contested and well played game with the Mountville club on Saturday afternoon at the latter's ground in that place. The game resulted 8 to 6 in favor of the club in this place. The primary election held in this place on Saturday afternoon turned out to be the smallest in regard to votes being cast than any primary held for a number of years as only 16 votes were polled during the time the poll was open. Not a farmer turned out for election, and the votes cast were all from citizens in the town, sien aid Personal Property and Real Estate A. S. and B, M, Flowers will off. er at public sale on the premises on East Main street, Mount Joy, the real estate and personal property of the Jacob Flowers estate, on Satur— day, Aug. 4. The feet on Main street and is H2 feet and a will be two parts A lot of personal property will also be sold which are a large number of old relics such as decor- lot fronts 180 deep with two dwellings stable thereon. The lot sold asa whole or in among ated dishes, case of drawers, ete. Don’t miss this sale, Saturday, Aug. tat 1 p.m, - Drilling for Oil. | Emanuel Shelly & Son, of Rapho township, have been drilling for oil close to the McKinley school house, near the road leading from Manheim to Mt, Gretna. KE. M. Myers, of Salunga, the artesian well driller, has been working there forsome time and a depth of 180 feet has been reached. A few days ago several hundred pounds of dynamite were exploded at the bottom of the aper— ture, but without success. It is said further attempts will be made, as the parties are very confident that oil exists in that vicinity. The Town Was Dry \ Thursday the citizens of our town turned out strong at the union picnic held at Rocky Springs. eighteen special cars and mated that over 1,400 people at- tended. Tee picnickers had Forester’s band along with them which furnished the music foi the occasion, The day was a hoiiday here as tbe works were all closed down, giving the employes a chance to take in the affair. Brown Bros., operators of the cotton mills, sent each employe a free ticket. There were it is esti- the GP ——— A Bridge Afire, The Jacob Street bridge was afire on Wednesday night and caused an alarm with brought out the fire com- pany and a large crowd, as it was at first thought to be No, mill. Hose from No. 2 mill was attached to the fire hydrant at that point and and the fire was speedily extin- gushed. 9 “ Hullo! Hullo! Seven Mt, Joy township residents Milton Grove and Mount Joy Telephone Com- pany. All the stock necfffirv_ to build the line has been =. « “bed and the work of planting’ s¥s poles and building the line is to be started next week. have organized the Married. On Sunday, July 22nd, Martin G., Greiner, of Mastersonville, Miss Amanda Kover, of Union Square, were united in the bonds of matrimony at the home of the officiating clergyman, Henry 8. Zug: and | WEEKLY BULLETIN EXCEEDS THAT OF ANY OTHER MOUNT JOY NEWSPAPER BY HUNDREDS LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Happenings of the Week Told in a Brief Yet Iteresting Mannner. David Huss paid a fine and costs for being disorderly on alocal troll. ey car, For Sale—A graphophone with 14 records all in good condition, Apply here. Every vote polled mn the West ward on Saturday was for Hon. H. Burd Cassel, Mumma & Detwiler are slaughter- ing \welve head of fine stable fed cattle today, A new trolley schedule went into effect on Sunday. Cars were run every forty minutes, Fred Baker erected a new stable large enough to accommodate one horse 1ear his lumber shed. v Unle Sam has ruled that persons opening ‘etters by mistake hereafter will be fine 0, Keep awake, Harvey G h quit his job at Rollman’s an gecepted a posi- tion in the shd g at Elizabeth- town. - The flying" forth on the 1d change Hotel. | terday. \/ B. B. Herr, 1 cut 3 1-2 acres ; last week. It wid eight days, holding A recent ruling] D. C., is that mai all persons who ha about the premises) Rev. Ephraim } known Mennonite } ing half a mile sout retire from farming account of his health gp Officers, Topka gly Following are all of the topics and leaders of the Y. P, 8, C. E. of the U, B. church for the ensuing five months: August-Rev. I. E, Runik 5 Duty, privilege, and excuses, Luke 14: 15-24, (Consecration meeting, with special thought ot our pledge.) Mrs. J. 8, Eby, 12 Christ's life, VIII. My favorite parable, and how it helps me, Matt, 13 :10-17, P's. 119: 97-14 W. H. Lockard. 19 What is the sin of phariseeism? Luke 11; 42-44. Frank Way. island possessions, Rev. I, E. Runk, September—C. H. Herr 2 Spiritual blindness, John 9 : 35-41: Acts 26: 12 19. (Consecration meeting.) B, F. Greenawalt Johni2:32 :1 Cor Miss Eliza) oun -aroénawalt, 26 Home missions among our Isa. 42 : 1-12. 9 The trimmphs of Christianity. 15 ; 20-28. 16 Christ's life. IX. How Chrisl met His enemies, and how we showdd mgt ours, Luked: 28-30: 11 ; 37-44; 23: 83, 34, Walter Eby. A strenig will: how to get it, and use it for tem perance. 1 Pet. 4: 1-11, A. Stauffer, Gilmour, and missions in China, Isa. 49: 6-12. C. H. Herr, October—dJ. S. Eby Christ's life. X, The commandments He left us: our obedience, Johnls : 1-17, (Consecration meeting.) H. M. Stauffer, Who are foolish and who are wise? Matt, 25:1-13, Miss M. E. Hoffer, Faithfulness. Luke 16:1031 Cor, 4: 1-5; Rev. 2:10. (Honorary members’ meeting.) C. G. Sherk, Livingstone, and missions to Africans, in the Dark Continent and in America, Ps, 68: 28-35, J. 8. Eby, November-H. E. Greenawalt. The blessedness of communion with Christ. John 14: 15-26. (Consecration meeting.) C. Boyce. IX. Mis sorrows, and how He John 11: 30,38; Isa, 53: 3-5. Miss Edith Bentzel. Christ’s life, bore them, 18 How the Bible condemns intemperance: a review of all temperance passages. Hab. 2: 5-15. Dr. E, W. Newcomer, Hab, H. E. Greenawiltsa December—Geo. Ebersole, 3 Luke 12: 4, 6, (Consecration Emma Haines p> + 25-80 ; Luke 23 : 34- | Walter Eshleman | What truth has chiefly appealed to you from our ; Sunday-school lessons? Matt, 13: 52; Isa. 311-12, E. W. Bentzel the Christmas spirit through 18-20, Elmer Helsey. 30 Carey and missions in India. Isa. 64: 2, 3 (the text of Carey's famous sermon.) Geo Ebersol® ——— OUR SALE REGISTER If you get your posters printed at thi we insert a FREE notice like the follow/ing wi day of sale. This paper reaches to pegfple Whitman, and missions on the frontier. 2: 1-4, Courage or cowardice—whieh? Gal, 1:9-12; Jer. 1:6-10, 17, meeting.) Christ's life. XII, from the cross,’ 165 Mark 15 34, Lessons of the ‘‘seven words John 19 23 How can we ry 1907? Luk ‘Saturday, Aug 4—In Mount Joy Borfough. vq estate and personal property by A and B Flowers for the Jacob Flowers estalte Saturday, sept. 15—~The proper Bender's Min 0 acres of land WA ith Rnown ments such as grist mill, two dAvellings, bar and outbuildings by Joseph R. Bender and Sam R. Bender, administrators of Joseph Bender de. ceased Zeller, auct BN Monday, Sept 17—=O0n the premises township, two tracts of land, ene with wen Wh bank barn and outbuildings by Daniel E Wel gemuth, assignee of Amos M Sheetz and wife Zeller, auct fhursday, Sept 20-On the premises i rood fun with TOY gat such Sin Fietin, % use, bank barn and outbuildings by the exe- outors of Chyistian Shyemnaker, dec eller, ane Beaty Transferred Allen 8. Oler to Henry K, G farm in Rapho. Addison /3u¢h to John R, Di baugh, 2 Lite in Mt, Joy town / I
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