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85 E. Main St. MT. JOY, PA
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~ DON’T WAIT TOO LONG.
BRING THEM IN.
City Shoe Repairing Co.
30 SOUTH QUEEN STREET
Paul Hollinger
(From page 1)
Shelly; 5, Elvin G. Snavely; 6, J.
Lawrence Hollinger; 7, Elam G.
Snavely.
The Corn Club
One hundred and thirty-seven
boys and girls, out of 184 enrolled
a year ago, completed their full
work as members of the 4-H. Corn
Club which is sponsored by the
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
and received certificates of merit
at the 15th annual Round-up here
on Saturday.
Each was required to plant, cul-
tivate and harvest a special half-
acre plot of corn last year, prepare
a report on the crop and finally
exhibit a ten-ear sample of the best
corn at the annual Roundup. Near-
ly 1,400 ears were on display.
Paul Eugene Hollinger, of Man-
heim R2, captured first prize of $5
as the best judge of corn and pota-
toes at the contest held in the
morning, prior to the noon lunch-
eon and afternoon program.
Second prize of $4 went to Jeanne
Hess, Mt. Joy R1; third prize, $3. to
Robert Hess, Strausburg R1; and
fourth, $2, to Dorothy Hostetter,
Manheim R2. Dollar awards went
to other contest winners who placed
in the following order:
5, Ralph Snyder, Manheim R2; 6,
Alfred Wanner, Honey Brook RI;
7, Vernon Leininger, Denver R2; 8,
Kathleen Hostetter, Manheim R2; 9,
Charles Martin, Navon; 10, Ella
Martin, Mt. Joy R1; 11, Helen Hess,
Bainbridge; 12 Edna Rohrer, Lan-
caster R4; 13, Rhelda Eshleman,
Marietta R1; 14, Harry Ressler,
Ephrata R1; and 15, Norma Pat-

LANCASTER, PENNA.
terson, Kirkwood.

extra good worker.
15 SHOATS, 150 WHITE
condition; Evolution riding
Efficiency green sprouter, 4
Dunes Xz Hess, Aucts.

C. M. Herr, Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE
LIVE STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 5th, 1943
On the premises in East Donegal Township, one mile
south of Mt. Joy, on Route 141, the Mt. Joy and Mari-
etta Pike, the following to wit:
TWO HEAD ODD MULES. one weighing 1,500 Ibs.
12
Rn and Close Springers; a few weighing
1.500 to 1,600 lbs. good milkers
10 mos. old, A. M. Wolgemuth strain: 75 OLD HENS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
F-20 Farmall Tractor, 9.00-36, rubber tires, used four
seasons; rubber tired all purpose wagon with bed and
rack, 7x16 ft.; New Idea tractor spreader with rubber
tires, nearly new; John Deere hay loader, good condi-
tion; McCormick-Deering take-off mower, 7 ft, cut;
in good condition; 7-shovel walking cultivator, Mc-
Cormick-Deering 28-disc harrow, in good condition;
3-section spring harrow, 1-
Deering side delivery rake and tedder, McCormick-
Deering cultivator with phosphate attachment, in good
McCormick-Deering Little Genius 14-in. tractor plow,
Wiard and Oliver walking plows, John Deere tractor
mower, 5 ft. cut: New Way 2-row shoe corn plahter,
low down iron wheel wagon, two 2-horse wagons, one
with bed; 8-shovel grain drill, Gehl B-29 silo filler,
complete Bear Cat grain and roughage mill, has knives
roller feeder and governor, nearly new, can be used
for silo filling; Victor 4-can electric milk cooler, used
less than a year; McCormick-Deering milker, nine
cocks, 2 units, nearly new;
saw, circular saw with frame; platform scales, four
iron hog troughs, 3 farm gates, 8x12 ft.; hay hook and
rove 150 ft. long; 60 ft. of 51% in. belt, 4 h: p. motor,
pitch and prain forks, 2 Buckeye electric brooders, 500
chick capacity; 6 large laying batteries automatic wat-
er, helt cleaning, capacity of 5, about 2,000 broilers;
one. 160 laying hens, electric water heaters, 4 Inter-
mediate chick batteries, 2 oil brooder stoves, 3 colony
houses, 2 shelters, 2 feed chests and other poultry sup-
plies; 200 ft. litter carrier track, 2 Mitchel manure litter
tubs. Steward electric clipper, nearly new; double,
triple and 4-horse trees, new & used locust posts 9 ft.
extra heavy: 2 sets plow harness, extra good flvnets,
hot bed sash and other articles.
Far Corn desirable for chicken feed, Cobbler and
Katahbin potatoes, both certified last Spring.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Columbia oak heater, extension table, rockers,
kitchen cabinet, studio couch, iron and copper ket-
tles, crocks, milk cans, bucket and strainer and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 12.30 p. m. on Friday, March
5, 1943, terms and conditions will be made known by
Andrew H. Lercher
COwS
LEGHORN CHICKENS
horse scorer, McCormick-
cultivator, 2 potato hooks,
Calhoun seeder, cross-cut
in. hard wood ash lumber
500 Bushels Fancy

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Sale Register
If you want a notice or your sale
inserted in this register weekly from
now until day of sale. ABSOLUTE-
LY FREE, send or phone us your
sale date and when you are ready,
let us print your bills. That's the
cheapest advertising you can get.
Friday, Feb. 26—On the premises
in Manor township, on the South
side of the Lincoln Highway West,
2 miles east of Mountville, real es-
tate by Amos B. Charles admr. as
Trustee of Benjamin D. Bowers, de-
ceased. Edgar Funk, auct.
Friday, Feb. 26—On the premises
in Manor Twp., 1% acres of ground
fronting on the Lincoln Highway, 2
miles east of Mountville, 21 story
brick house, barn, ete. by Benja-
min Bowers Estate. Edgar Funk
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| auct.
Saturday, February 27—On the
premises on the Roseville road lead-
ing from Roseville to Lititz pike, in
Manheim twp., 17 acre farm with
brick house, frame barn, tobacco
shed, etc. by Isaac N. Hildebrand,
administrator of Emma K. Hilde-
brand. Gamber auct.
Saturday, February 27th,—On the
premises on the former Meckley
farm, 1% miles north of Mount Joy,
on the road leading to Milton Grove
at Risser’s Mill, 8 head horses and
mules, 55 head cattle, 20 head stock
bulls, 100 head home-raised shoats,
apples, potatoes, and other articles,
by C. S. Frank & Bro. ,
Saturday, Feb. 27, 1:30 p. m.—At
the office of Paul Keller, 24 East
Ferdinand St., Manheim, Pa., by J.
B. Long Co., Brokers, a lot of Local
cal Securities. A. K. Waser, auct.
Paul Keller, Clerk.
Saturday, Feb. 27—On the prem-
ises in Conestoga Township, on the
road leading from Rock Hill to Con-
estoga Center, large lot of house-
hold goods by Annie Eshbach.
Also at the same time and place
a lot of household goods including
many antiques by John A. Stoner.
Edgar Funk, auct.
Tuesday, Mar. 2—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp., on the Charles-
ton road, 2 miles north of Millers-
ville, 4 horses, 1 pony, pair mules,
hogs, reg. cows, heifers, bulls, and
a lot of farming implements by
Henry S. Neff. Edgar Funk, auct.
Wednesday, Mar. 3—On the pre-
mises in West Hempfield Twp., mid-
way between Silver Spring and
Barr’s Corner, 2 miles south of Lan-
disville, pair mules, 5 cows, 2 bulls,
large lot of farming implements and
household goods by Harvey B.
Fuhrman, Edgar Funk, auct.
Wednesday, March 3rd — On the
premises, one mile east of Mount
Joy, along the Lancaster and Har-
risburg highway, live stock and
entire line of farm implements and
household goods by George M.
College. C. S. Frank, auct.
Thursday, Mar. 4—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp., on the Charles-
ton roaj, 2 miles north of Millers-
ville, 4 mules, 2 horses, 6 cows, one
heifer, farming implements by the
Hettie F. Charles Estate. Edgar F.
Funk, auct.
Friday, March 5—On the prem-
ises in East Donegal township, one
mile south of Mount Joy, on the
Mount Joy and Marietta Pike,
farming implements, live stock,
poultry equipment and some house-
hold goods by A. H. Zercher. Du-
pes, Auct.
Saturday, March 6—On the Ira
Longenecker farm, the former Barn-
hart farm, along the road leading
from Mount Joy to Donegal Springs
2 miles west of the former, in East
Donegal Twp., 1 horse, 1 mule, 10
cows, 3 bulls, 50 chickens, entire
lot of farm implements and a lot of
household goods by Andrew R. Hei-
sey. Dupes and Hiss, aucts.
Saturday, Mar. 6—On the premi-
ses in Rapho township, on the road
leading from Hossler’'s Church to
the Back Run Road, 3 miles north-
east of Mount Joy, horses, cows,
shoats, chickens, farm implements
and household goods by Katie P.
Ginder, Manheim R2. Aldinger,
auct.
Saturday, Mar. 6—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp., 2 squares west
of Millersville, mule, horse, cows,
farming implements and household !
goods by Mrs. Benj. Wiggins. Ed- |
gar Funk, auct.
Monday, March 8—On the prem-
ises in West Hempfield Township,

on the road leading from Ironville
"deceased. W. Dupes, Auct.
to Kinderhook, one mile north of
Columbia, 8-acre farm, 300 fruit
trees, apples and peaches, 2 and one
half story brick house, summer
house attached, all conveniences,
bank barn, chicken house for 800
chickens by Ed. Floyd. Edgar Funk,
Auctioneer.
Monday,March 8—On the premis-
es in the village of Maytown, East
Donegal Twp., public sale of a 2%
story frame house, garage, and a
tract of woodland in Hellam Twp.
also 10 shares E. Donegal Cemetery
Assoc. stock by P. F. Snyder, ad-
ministrator d.b.n.c.ta. of the estate
of Jacob H. Ziegler, dec’d. Walter
Dupes, Auct. Sale at 4 P, M.
Monday, March 8—-On the prem-
ises ‘in E. Donegal Twp., just off
Route 441 between Bainbridge and
Marietta, 100 acre farm with 2-story
brick house, all conveniences, 7
room tenant house, 3 tobacco sheds,
large bank barn, other outbuildings
by Mae K. Ziegler, administratrix
of the estate of Arthur H. Ziegler,
Sale at
2PM
Tuesday, Mar. 9—On the premises
the Cameron farm at Donegal
Springs, on the road leading from
Mount Joy to Maytown, 5 horses
and mules, 56 head of live stock, 200
chickens, entire lot of farming im-
plements and some household goods
by Harry Z. Geibe. Dupes & Hess,
aucts.
Saturday, Mar. 9—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp, on the Blue
Rock road, 2 miles west of Millers-
ville, 4 mules, 1 cow, 7 bulls, and a
lot of farming implements by Clay-
ton M. Gerlach. Edgar Funk, auct.
Tuesday, March 9—On the prem-
ises in Rapho township, on the road
leading from Elizabethtown to Man-
heim, near Chiques Church, 3 head
of horses, 10 cows, 4 bulls and 20
head real shoats, farm implements
and household goods by David
Shenk, R2, Manheim. Sale at 12:30
P. M. F. B. Aldinger, Auct.
Wednesday, Mar. 10—On the pre-
mises in Manor Twp., 2 miles south
of Mountville. at Habecker’s church
2 mules 10 cows, 9 bulls, lot of farm
implements and household goods by
Walter Smith. Edgar Funk, auct.
Thursday, Mar. 11—On the prem-
ises, the Cameron Estate farm, one
mile east of Maytown and 1% miles
northwest of Marietta, in East Don-
egal Twp., 3 horses, 2 mules, 56
head of live stock, 15 shoats, entire
lot of farm implements and some
household goods by Joseph R. Bix-
ler. Dupes & Hess, Aucts.
Thursday, Mar. 11—On the prem-
ises in Manor Twp., half a mile east
of Millersville, 4 horses, 2 cows and
a full line of farming implements
by C. K. Herr. Edgar Funk, auct.
Friday, Mar. 12—On the premises
in Providence Twp. on the road
from Rawlinsville to the Buck, full
line of household goods by Ray E.
Funk. Edgar Funk auct.
Saturday, Mar, 13—On the pre-
mises in the Boro of Millersville,
brick house, frame barn, and a full
line of household goods by Benj. S.
Musselman, executor of Elizabeth
A. Musselman. Edgar Funk, auct.
Monday, Mar. 15—On the premi-
ses in Providence Twp., on the road
from Rawlinsville to the Buck, 20
cows, heifers and bulls, shoats and
a lot of farming implements by Ray
E. Funk. Edgar Funk, auct.
Tuesday, March 16—On his farm
near Campbellstown, 2 miles south
of Palmyra, 60 head of Canadian
cows, heifers and bulls by Edward
O'Neal. Hess & Dupes, aucts.
Tuesday, Mar. 16—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp., on the Blue
Rock road, 2 miles west of Millers-
ville, 2 horses, and a large lot of
farming implements by John G.
Glick. Edgar Funk, auct.
Wednesday, March 17—At the of-
fice of John C. Rebman, 217-219
Woolworth Bldg, Lancaster, a lot
of ground on Freemont St, Lancas-
ter, with improvements by Eliza-
beth M. Hodgen.
Wednesday, Mar. 17—On the pre-
mises in Manor Twp., 1 mile south
of Washington Boro, 30 cows,
fers and bulls, 6 mules, pigs anc a
lot of farming implements by John
Murry. Edgar Funk, auct.
Thursday, March 18—Near Mari-
etta on the Dr. Simmon’s farm,
stock and implements by D. L.
Mumper. Walter Dupes, auct.
Thursday, Mar. 18—On the prem-
ises in Manor Twp., on the road

from Central Manor to Washington |
| goods by Phares B. Gerlach, Estate,
Boro, 3 mules, ten cows, lot farm
implements and some household
Emma IL. Gerlach, adminx. Edgar
Funk, auct,
Friday, March 19—In Mount Joy
Township, on the road leading from
Risser’s Church to the Lawn Road,
2 miles north of Milton Grove, live
stock, implements and household
goods by Katie and Amos G, Shonk.
Dupes, Auct.
Friday, Mar. 19—On the premises
in Manor Twp., 1%2 miles southwest
of Millersville, 5 mules, 6 cows, bull
and a lot of farming implements by
Albert H. Kauffman Estate, Edgar
Funk, auct.
Saturday, Mar. 20—On the prem-
ises in Manor Twp., one-half mile
east of Millersville, full line of
household goods by C. K, Herr. Ed-
gar Funk, auct. ’
Monday, Mar. 22—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp., 2 miles west of
Central Manor, pair mules, large lot
farming implements and household
goods by Addison Peters. Edgar F.
Funk, auct.
Monday, Mar. 22—On the premi-
ses in Manor Twp., on the road
leading from Central Manor to
Washington Boro, pair mules, lot of
farming implements and household
goods by Addison Peters. Edgar F.
Funk, auct.
Tuesday, Mar. 23—On the prem-
ises in Manor Twp., one mile east
of Washington Boro, 2 mules, five
cows, 2 heifers, 6 bulls, 10 pigs, 350
chickens and a lot of farm imple-
ments by Jacob Spangler. Edgar
Funk, auct,
Wednesday, Mar. 24—On the pre-
mises in Manor Twp., 1% miles
southwest of Millersville, a lot of
household goods and antiques by
the Albert H. Kauffman Estate. Ed-
gar Funk, auct.
Thursday, Mar. 25—On the prem-
ises in Manor Twp.,. one mile west
of Rock Hill, 5 cows, bull, full line
of farm implements and household
goods by Mrs. John Hoover. Edgar
Funk, auct.
Friday, March 26—On the prem-
ises in West Hempfield Township,
on the road leading from Ironville
to Kinderhook, one mile north of
Columbia, full line of household
goods, farming implements and or-
chard equipment, sprays, ete. by
Ed. Floyd. Edgar Funk, auct.
Tuesday, March
30th—On the
premises in Manheim Twp., oppo- |1
site Long’s Park, public sale of
household goods by Clayton S. Her-
shey. Edgar F. Funk, Auct.
Saturday, April 3—On the prem-
of Landisville, farming implements
and tools by Mrs. John Showalter.
Elmer Spahr, Auct. Sale at 1 p. m.
Good Friday, Apr. 23-Morning &
afternoon, at the Boro limits of Mt.
Joy, 250 head of live stock, baby
chix. shoats, merchandise, etc, by C.
S. Frank and Bro.
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KILLED NEAR COLEBROOK
Russell R. Williams, 23, of Leba-
non, was killed instantly near Cole-
brook on Monday when his bakery
truck left the highway and upset.
Everybody reads newspapers but
NOT everybody reads circular ad-
vertising left on their door step.
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Patronize Bulletin Advertisers.
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SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Meunt Joy, Pa.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
MONDAY, MARCH 8,1943 at 2 P.M.

Large Farm Containing 100 Acres,
more or less, situated in E. Donegal
Twp., Lancaster County, just off
Route 441 between Bainbridge and
Marietta, approximately 3 miles
north of Marietta, adjoining lands
of Hoffman Estate, Sipling, Engle
and Hoffman.
3 Excellently constructed 2-
seed STORY BRICK HOUSE.
Hi Bs 11 Rooms, all conveniences
® Modern Bathroom. House
in excellent shape with new apper
and paint.
Also 7-ROOM TENANT HOUSE
with electricity. !
Milk House, Garage, Chicken
House, Large Bank Barn, dairy for
30 head of cattle, 3 Tobacco Sheds.
Sale for the purpose of settling
the estate.
Sale will be held on the above
date on the premises when terms
will ke made known by
MAE K. ZIEGLER,
Administratrix of the Estate of Ar-
thur H. Ziegler, deceased.
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer.
Alfred C. Alspach, Atty. 2-25-2¢

PUBLIC SALE
— of —&
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
ON SATURDAY, FEB. 20th, 1943
At two o'clock P. M., the under-
signed will sell at public sale at
the Florin Hall, in the village of
Florin, the following valuable real
estate, late the property of Jacob M.
Rider, deceased.
All That Certain Lot or Piece of
Ground situated at the Southwest
corner of Church Street and Plum
Street, in the village of Florin,
Township of Mount Joy, County of
Lancaster and State of Pennsyl-
vania,
Containing in front on Church
Street 200 feet. and containing in
front on Plum Street 160 feet,
There is erected on
this lot or piece of
ground a fine 2-Story
Frame Dwelling House -
Sale to begin at two o'clock P.. M.,
on Saturday, February 20, 1943,
when terms and conditions will be
made known by
OSCAR D. RIDER,
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK AND TRUST CO.
OF MOUNT JOY,
Agents for the Heirs of Jacob
M. Rider, deceased
Bernard J. Myers, Attorney.
Charles S. Frank, Auctioneer.
feb4-3t
Quality
CHICKS
25,000 BABY CHICKS
(All Breeds)
FROM BLOOD-TESTED FLOCKS
Every Tues., Wed. Fri.
SEXED CHICKS ON ORDER
White Pekin and Indian Runner
DUCKLINGS
TURKEY POULTS
Be sure to let us have your order
EARLY!
G. K. Wagner's Chickery
On Old Hershey Pike —
at Beverly Twin Market
PHONE 291-R-2

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[PUBLIC SALE!
TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1943
The undersigned will offer at public sale at his farm located
in Lancaster County, midway between Manheim and Mount
Joy, 1%2 miles north of the Manheim road, near the Back Run
School House:
9 HEAD HORSES
of which 6 are Sorrels from 3 to 5 years
old; A Pair of Bays 3 yrs. old and a Roan
Horse 3 years old.
37 Head Registered
HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN
(CATTLE
Certified and Accredited, can ‘Zo into any herd, Consisting of 18 Cows
and Heifers, Fresh or soon due. Only a few over 4 years old.
EIGHT BRED HEIFERS
These are well grown and are from dams that have good records
SIX SMALL HEIFERS
Less than 7 months old. Don't miss seeing these.
5BULLS 2. oF Se Heo
40 HEAD SHOATS
From 30 to 70 lbs. (Bring Your Crates).
i A LOT OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Including 2 wagons, set tobacco ladders, riding cultivator, one
spring harrow, looks like new: Minnich tobacco press, like
new: shipping rooms stove, new 32 f. ladder, 4 sets front gears,
bridles, collars, lines, etc., single, double and triple trees: jockey
sticks, Buch wheelbarrow, forks, etc.
Order of Sale—Implements 12.30, Shoats 1.00, Cattle 1.30, Horses 3.30.
Write for Catalog to owner, Conditions will be made known by
my, Atets. Harvey Rettew
MANHEIM, PA.
STOCKS and BONDS
at PUBLIC SALE
AT THE
Office of Paul Keller
24 E. Ferdinand St. MANHEIM, PA.
Saturday, February 27,43
FOR THE ESTATE OF JOHN B. SPAHR, DECEASED:
90 shares Animal Trap Comparry of America 7% preferred Stock
24 shares Keystone National Bank Stock, Manheim, Pa.
15 shares Penna. Power & Light Company 5% preferred stock.
157 shares Manheim Water Company Stock.
2 $1000 School District of Manheim Boro 22% Bonds (due '46).
2 $1000. U, S. Treasury Bonds 4% due 1947-52.
$1300. Denver & Ephrata Tel. & Tel. Co. 1st Mtg. 6% Bonds
(due 62)
FOR THE ESTATE OF JOHN T. HOLLINGER, DECEASED:
10 shares Manheim National Bank Stock.
FOR THE ESTATE OF JOHN R. CASSEL, DECEASED:
35 shares Farmers National Bank Stock, of Lititz, Penna.
FOR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
80 shares Fulton National Bank Stock, Lancaster, Penna.
152 shares Farmers National Bank Stock, of Lititz, Penna.
195 shares Animal Trap Company of America Common Stock.
5 shares Keystone National Bank Stock, Manheim, Pa.
15 shares Manheim Water Company Stock.
23 shares Manheim National Bank Stock.
SALE AT 1:30 P. M.
A. K. Waser, Auct.
Paul Keller, Clerk.

TERMS: April 1, 1943
J. B. LONG CO., Brokers
Fred E. Devlin. Prop.

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Raymond M. Sheaffer, Mount Joy,
and Thelma M. Reidinger, of Lan-
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ON MONDAY, MARCH 8th 1943
The undersigned will offer at
public sale the following described
real estate:
No. 1. A lot of ground situate on

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is reasonable.

the East side of the Vinegar Ferry
gal road, in the village of Maytown,
the Vinegar Ferry Road 51 ft. more
(mk ing thereon erected a 2%
ONE CAR GARAGE.
York County, Pa., containing 20 A.
signed will offer at public sale 10
Sale to be held on purpart No. 1 |
when terms and conditions will be
Administrator d.b.n.ct.a. of the Es-
Menno B. Rohrer and Adolph C. |
road, also known as West High St.,
East Donegal Township, Lancaster |
or less and extending in depth of
STORY FRAME HOUSE,
No. 2. A TRACT OF WOOD-
more or less.
Shares of Stock in the East Donegal
situate on the Vinegar Ferry Road
made known by the undersigned.
tate of Jacob H. Zeigler, Deceased. |
Koehler, Attorneys, 39 E. Grant St.
East Main Street

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