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tub allkntowx mousing call, wku.xsi)av, im 23, idi6; FIFTEO' OBITUARY. PUBLIC SALE Valuable Farm Stock! on tfce farm cf The Coplay Cement C'orlay. I'a. Oct block from EXECUTOR'S SALE OK Valuable Real Estate Tfce UDd'alffied Keeutor will fer at public tale on I la Silcf Ini ieeriCu Sale FUBLIO SALE OK Valuable Farm and Farm Stock TUEIOAY, MARCH 1910, JOHN WILKINSON. John the Janitor Fft Wr4 tbwl building at ef the Mauth of- THURSOAY, MARCH 3, WO, jbe Coplay and t'STPt trolley line, and OF: PERSONAL.

W. r. Tike, proprietor of the Bpruca Cabin Inn in the Pouonca. waa the gut the put two Ca of the peputy Hevenue Collector, John P. King, and Harry U.

8 l.all. mi el Blery spent jesterday Id Merutowo. Chariea H. Knauas, the tiani.t Euton, ft i4y evening on a abort ouncrt lour. Richmond.

Nor Wk, Waiiiiitgtun and cti-r ivuthera CiUea. Ex-HUte tlenator T. iMnner, at K4tun.v will It-ava next Monday on a trip to Me: u. Mr. Daif 8t 13 o'clock sharp.

The undersigned tell at public taje, tji valuable tVra consisting of td ff eituated at 5 p. m. cn tba preicUea aituate 'ra B'a tU vUag formerly knon aa Kaai jlUHroad FtitUm on Calassauo.ua, the- following described I SATURDAY. MARCH 1 ti. real eatate.

to wit: Ail that certain i 12 o'tloeg alarp. tb following to viiun, ho previously had been the in the c. U. fcktr gardens in fc't AUuai Chunk tor Uer.ty-:ht ar, Ji-J on Saturday at hta huine, a few ii.ri tet of the Carbon county Jit itm due a kiroke of Mralytin. wts stricken on atur-day afternoon while at work in tht schoal building and a moved acron the trn fcakury.

Shortly afterward he was ccixveved to bia hun.e tenement and lot or nwsiuag. tenement and lot or piece 1 ricoltaral Implements, of ground, aituate on th north alle TfTTl of liaco ttreet, la tbe Township fj dark Hanover, now llorouKb of Catauu.ua, weijjh bay horse, 6 yeara old, 1500 pounds, and extra nice bore no bolter to be. found, County cf tVMgh and State of I'ern Kn 9 dark turf P. VeUM old. by mt.iibur his family.

The de- sylvauU, bounded and described aa 16H hand hizh, etra good driver, ceatmi wa fifty-nine years of afe and ner Jjln a arty of twenty-five from follow, to wit: beginning at a corner 1 tny cf tt. were beared in Mauch WiUiatrmport, like. of a twenty feet wide eg the road leading from tUuaus to 4otnlnx laud I cf F.J 'ftilert n1 L'. II. Wleandi.

Bald fsrtn Is Is bleb state of cultivation, farm vrl) upplifd Willi water, all building la good repair, This very dlrtble property ard any one look! of for place, will di to attend this aale. Tfc EraL and Mscungl trolley paMt ta plae witnia U-u njlcu'et walk. Any one forcing by trolley will get elf at Chspel Ridge. The follow-lor raiuabU (arm stock to wit: Kour bortea, No. 1 bay roar 19 yeara old weighing 1400 Ko.

2 bay mara I yeara old; No. 3 lay mare 12 ley (public) "4 close mate to No. No. 3. bay if.n(t.!hore year old.

a good chunk. No. i Harre anil H4rr nu Chunk, llv a uiilv nineteen vears At Trexlertown, Pa. onday, February 1910 and taid Rue street; then runuury ana two nruft old ttl.tn he became eardener for the Ing along aald a Hey In a northerly dl- HM bay ftorfe. a yfa o.o, wc-ign-idred and thirty four I mj pound.

No. 5 bay bone. 12 i H't-m lourtnx in Aiexiru, mo iir-. top blr.jf at the City of Mexico. rurtlnn una hnnri feet and ten Inchon to a sixteen f-et old itra ulc borae.

a close wide alley; thence by the fame In an I to No. 3. The above horaca work ea.terly direction tnirty to the (la all harnenB, ftrk-a of all object dlvldln line of lot now or late Jonas nd are sound, this a good bunch of WUIium I noli h. rprMimtlve the Cm'-hl Washing Machine of Iiaytotj, vUitci John Luuj. the local asent.

lilery and I-wia Iloth; thence by th un- yeara oil No. 4 grey borae ace 14 yeara old. (No. and No. 4 aafe 1 0.r"a Kl Ute O.

bkeer. Tweiay-eiftiit years Utir. whi-n the ard; changed owner, he entered the c.ntral tar ho; uliere he wan emr yed fur ln yeara. Two years ago he beiau.e I'd Jar-iir In th school buitdiiiK He i uruved iy hi wife and the folluwing chi'dren: Anna, who It In the at Hcrsntoii an la known as tu Ur Hugn. alio iX ticraii-ton, and Mary.

Charl'-a and home; aVj by one brother. iiai His be held to-morruw at nine o'clock. FRANK HILDEHRANDT. Frank Hildebrandt died un Sunday atreet; thmce along eaid atreet In a r. hcrsea; bead of cattle, 2 Jlolstine cowa with ilavea by time of fale, fail ow.

2 In April and ot.o in July. HoUtine bull, orin year old; 4 two-hnrse wtyon. on with body, I low wagon with body, 1 ft 1th broad Urea, all as Kid a new, 1 with atone body, 1 liHht arrina agon. Gerhard's westerly direction thirty feet to the place of beginning. Kay Beds.

14 TO 20 FEET LONG. WRITE FCR PRICES. The Improveiiienfa thereon connlt RICH IN HIS WAR RELICS. Veteran of Union Army Whete Sord Was Split at Gettysburg. Probably the rarest, inot "valuable private collection of war iiic from the battlefield of the Civil War that owned by Profnr J.

Howard Wen, of Hnrrtsburg, and itored away at his home on North cond tre-t, above Foeeter. Profrssor Wert a lieutenant In the Tw- Hundred of a two and one half ury fiatue uiiikt a good aa new, 1 Concord big- gy with top, 1 bob ileigh with extra bouao, slate roof; one atory frame barber ahop; aloo a atory and a half high summer kitchen. nice body. 1 Fleetwood grain separat Terms of sale 10 per cent. cath on or witn earner, complete, 1 tanning mill.

I Cannon torn 6hUcr. 1 fcbred-der. 1 "Dick" feed cutter. E0 feet, 4 the day of sale, and the balance on or Ufore April 1, next. I'-elng the real estate cf Chmtlunna Inch belting.

25 feet. 3 inch beitlng. McCormlck grain binder, used 2 sea Steitz, denaaed. cvu.iin ai the liuiue of Ms parent, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Hlldebrandt. in Kakt Muui Chunk, ug'-d 4: year. He had been lx months Willi cjriauiri'-lion. Tile deceased wu a by occufatlon and was employed at l'aik-eit'ii all of his matured lift. Mr.

HiUU-Urandt was unmarried auJ is survived by both narcnts and the sons. 1 MeLornin-k corn oicaer aa ime attendance will be given on the Ninth PriiiiylvikU VoWinte'-rs, bit long tififure he entered the army he hail gath-red a collection of relic et Guttvebutg that coi.U not be duplicated in any museum In the cuuntiy. Gettysburg was hi home, and he win there during the grettt derisive battle, acting as guide to the Colon forces and doing other patriotic work. day of alo by CHRISTIAN II. STEITZ.

Surviving Executor. good as new, I McCormlck mower. 1 Thomas Hay 1 hay rake. 5 seta hay ladders and bolsters, 1 Lay fork with forty feet, track, and carriage, new, 1 laige 7 tooth hay fork. 1 for lady to drive).

The above horaea work alngte and double and are far-let or all objecta, two good milk cowa. No. 1 Jeraey cowa, due to calf In April, No. 3 abort horn row. due to calf to August.

I bred aow. 1 boar, 30 yoaaa pigj, Durocka a ock and reg-lutored. The following Irr.plementa have been u4 but a short time: 1 Pain bay loader, 1 JWnrlng graaa mower, 1 leering corn binder, bay rake, 1 Drlng bay teddar. I Kills grain aep. eratcr, 3 two-horae wagona, 1 International gaaollne engine, 1 Inter national grain grinder, 1 Quaker City grain grinder.

1 Empire grain drill wlta fortillaer attachment. 1 grain birder, 1 Albright double corn planter and 1 aingle eorn planter. 1 double rldlr.g cultivator. 2 one-horse cultlva-t toia, I corn plow, 1 land roller, 1 8yraxuee aprlns barrow. 1 harrow, 1 dlk (Clark'a).

2 Syracune plowa. 1 thrashing machine. 2 double act of barnesa, 1 beovy aingle barneBB, llaea, foika. fly neta, chains, blankets. ISO feet of hay rope, pulleya, bay fork and bushel of ear corn, nd many other articles too numerous to mention.

Terms and conditions to be made known on day of Male. GEORGE IT. LEH. WM. LAUDENRLAGER, Auctioneer.

WILSON DEHCH. Clerk. 17 td C. A. GROMAN, Attorney following brothers' and ststera: Mary.

f3tC2nj; Jerry, Edward and Harry. Edward Is Missouri grain drill. 1 double corn a conductor f-ir the Carbon Tranait Company and Harry Is the Lehigh Val planter. 1 ing'o corn planter, 1 Iron land rollor. 1 Syracuse Bulky plow, new, 3 Syracuse plows, 1 tooth smoothing liarro-v used eeason, 1 spring" harrow, "Planet Jr.

riding cultivator, 2 single cultivators, 2 double corn plows. 1 corn marker, 1 potato ditrgor, 2 sets double trees, 1 triple He afterward went Into the army and was In Hnrtranft'i division In of Petersburg when Lee surrendered. Hl Gettysburg relief were gather! within a few daye after the battle, and tire all labeled with Imtcrlptlon, showing what part of the field they were taken from. In one case, framed, are Professor Wert'e shoulder straps, his orderly sergeant's chcyron. Confederate but-tona and built from 10 battlefield, and bullets from the scene of the Seven Days' light in front of Richmoud.

In boxe. packages and bundles in almost every room in the house are hundreds of things gathered on bloody fields. It would fill a page of this paper to enumerate them singly. There are many thtnga that are seldom found in similar collections. tree, 3 sets heavy harness.

I truck harness. 1 set lteht carriage harness. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock! will be sold at public sale, on THURSDAY, FECRUARY, 24, 1910, by the undersigned, on the farm of Simon Grammes, on the road leading from Trexlertown to Ziegels Church, one ha3f mile north of the AUentown and Reading Traction road, (leave cars at Nathan Griin's crossing), the following farm stock, to wit: Three horses No. 1 la a dark brown horse, 7 years old; No. 2 la a brown horse, 8 years old; No.

3 Is a dark borwn mire, 13 years old, with foal In April. The above horses all work 1 saddle and bridle. 1 single harness, 2 jack Hues, straps. ropes. chains, grain cradles, bags, feed Tlie undersigned will sell, nt public sale, at his place of b'usinesp, Trexlertown, 1 the followinp: valuable Agricultural lmpleinents, to wit: 2 Springfield Gasoline Engines eight find ten horse power, leys) epeclul officer at White Haven.

The funeral wilt be held on Thursday. JOHN LAPP. John Laip died last Saturday afternoon at his home at Henry Zleglcr's, In Mahoning Valley, aged 81 years. All of these years were passed In that community. He resided at P.ouver P.un for many years and followed the occupation of truck farming, having a huckster stand each year at the Le-hlghton Fair for many years.

In those days he wa also known as the Vendue Huckster. To make vendues successful and draw a large crown. Lapp's huckster stund was considered by many to be Just as necessary as a witty auctioneer. The deceased la survived by three sons and three daughters. Frank, Charles, Edward, Mrs.

Zach. Wolf, of Lehigh ton; Mrs. Alice Merts, the widow of Joseph Merta. of Mahoning, and Mrs. James Shaeffer, of VsVInutport.

The funeral was held this afternoon with services by Rev. W. H. Strauss and Interment in St. John's, troughs and hesta, u0 head ol chickens, 1 large copper kettle, refrigerator, and household goods, and other things to numerous to mention.

This is one of the best farm stock that will be sold this season. single and doublo and are fearless of 1 International Gasoline Engine Conditions to made known on day One ot his most interesting relics Is PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Real Estate and Personal Property! the undersigned executor, of the es of sale by all objects. Two of them are family horses. A colt mare, 10 month old; five good milk cows, some in profit the sword he carried In the crmrgre cn DANIEL I. SCHREIBER.

eight horse power; 1 new 7-foot Walter A. "Wood binder, 1 second-hand "Wood binder, 2 Bonnie Johnston binders, almost new; 1 Deering binder, 1 Osborne- binder, 4 Imperial gang plows, sulkv plows. 1 reversible sulkv plow. 1 Rosenthal corn husker and shredder. 1 NW i by time of sale; three Jersey heifers, three sboats, 3 Oliver chilled plows, S.

WALTER SNYDER, Auct. M. J. STOUDT, Auct. HENRY D.

GROSS, Clerk. the Confederate fort In front of Petersburg. As he held It aloft a grape-shot from the enriy's battery struck the blade and brc it In halves. One of his men recovered the missing half tate of the late W. J.

Andres, deceaa ed. of Bath, ill sell at public sale on 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 spike tooth harrow, 1 two horse spring wagon. 2 a i VI Holland Iron Age potato digger and elevator, 2 Imperial potato diggers, 15 plows, the premises, at Bath, on SATURDAY, FEB. 26, 1910, the next day, and he has the sword complete. two-norse wagons witn oouies, 1 one-horse wagon with body, 1 open buggy, at 1 o'clock p.

the following to Mahoning. I top buggy, 1 binder, 1 Walter wood wit: BRAKEMAN INJURED. No. 1, all that certain lot, messuage ROBERT P. RILEY.

Word reached Hazleton ta the effect PUBLIC SALE OF- Valuable Farm Stock ON TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1910, There will be offered at public sale, grass mower six foot cut; 1 seed drill, I land roller, 1 hay rake, 1 cultivator, 1 fine horse power gasoline engine, as or tenement or piece of ground, situ that Robert P. Riley, formerly of that ated In the Borough of Bath, fronting good as new; 1 champion separator ity, had been killed by an explosion on Main street, adjoining lands of O. I. School Fell from Freight Car-Found by Members ef His Crew. Oscar I.

Bhock, of No. 442 North Fourth street, was the victim of a with bagger and straw carrier as of dynamite at Cheraw, near Florence. good 03 new 1 Tornado feed cutter, where he was employed on a new- railroad contract. He was born at on the premises of the undersigned, along the East Penn Railroad, between AUentown and Emaus, two minutes walk from Kline's croealng on the Emaus trolley road, the following railroad accident Monday evening, sustained talned painful Injuries. hand corn snelier, corn planter, cornmarker, 2 wheel barrows, 1 get Hacklebcrnie, but at an eany age settled at Lattimer and Haileton.

The hay ladders and bolsters, 1 two-horse wood sled, 1 Bingle sleigh, 4 heavy body was shipped to Hazleton. valuable farm stocK: 1 1 Asher Gernet and others, and extending In depth to an alley. The Improvements thereon are a two and one-half atory brick dwelling house with bay windows and porches and with modern Improvements; a frame barn on the rear end of tfc lot wrlth every convenience possible This property la in excellent condition. No. 2.

All that certain messuage or lot or piece of ground, situated on the east side of North Seventh street, be harness.single harness, lines, bridles, Four head of horses, all first class MRS. DANIEL BUHAKFFIStl. Mrs. Sarah, widow of Daniel Shaef- Ingle trees, double trees, and triple jjuptumi ouuiu Dt'uu, uuver aim nyrauusu uiaue; i scraper, uuuuiu corn planters, iwo wllll fertilizer; 3 walking and riding cultivators, one-horse cultivators, 3 new land rollers, 1 second-hand roller, 1 Aspinwall prayer, 1 Standard duster, both can be used for Bordeau mixture; 10 fertilizer drills, Farmers' Favorite, Missouri, Thomas, Superior, York and Ontario makes, eight and nine hoes; one-horse corn with and without fertilizer; 1 Osborne grass mower, 1 "Wood mower, with dropper; 10 spring tooth harrows, all styles; 3 disc harrows, 4 smoothing harrows, 00 and (i0 teeth; 1 20-foot hay flat, 1 set 18-foot hay ladders with bolsters, 5 hay rakes, different styles; 2 dump carts, 1 3-inch skein wagon with body, 1-inch skein with body, 1 2-inch steel axle gear, 1 41i-inch gear, all new; 1 open buggy with steel tires, 4 Steel Tire Top Buggies 2 rubber-tire top buggies, 3 spring wagons with tops, one closed top, 2 without tops, 1 buck-board with top, 12 sets heavy harness, 4 sets single harness, all hand-made; wheelbarrows, feed cutters, corn shellers and a good many more articles, too numerous to mention. 20' Head.

of Horses and 4 Moles Teddy, son of Dan Patch, sorrel 4 years old; pacer, made a mile in 2.12 without training; 1 sorrel, 5 years old; 1 bay mare, 4 years old: 1 bay horse, 4 years old; 1 black horse, 3 years old; 1 pair bay mares, 10 years old; 1 bay horse, 5 years old; black mare, 8 years old; workers and safe at all objects; six head of first class milk cows, two in trees; 80 barred Plymouth Rock chick fer, old-time residents of Mahoning ens, 1 DeLavel cream separator, 1 Valley, died during Sunday night at profit by time ot sale; one heifer; 1 the home of her son-in-law, Jefferson milk can, 5 1 butter churn, 1 butter worker, 1 incubator, capacity, 100 Schock la on the local shifter on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Monday even ing. aboutf 9.30 a. in. while the crew of which he was a member were at work in the local freight yards, Schock fell from the top of a box car on which he was standing, landing on the rails below.

The accident occurred unaware to members ef the crew. Later, when Schock was missed, a search was Instituted and the missing brfikemirn was found lying whore he fell in a dazed condition. He was carried to the freight office, where Tr. C. J.

Otto, the company's eggs; 1 brooder, 1 range, and many Bretney, Lehlghton. aged 73 years. Among the surviving children are William, of Wilmington; John, the four horse wagon with body; 2 two horse wagon3, one with body, 1 with platform, hay rake; 1 platform spring hay wagon, 2 ton capacity; 1 top buggy; 1 platform, one horse spring tween Liberty and Allen streets, Al- other article too numerous to mention lentown, and extending to an alley deignated on the city plan as No. 527 Conditions, six month credit, or landlord of the Waldorf, Palmcrton; per cent, off for cash. Alexander, of Bethlehem or Easton, and wagon; 1 light spring wagon, home North Seventh street The improvements thereon are a three story brick Mrs.

Bretney and Mrs. James Ashner, made, as good as new; 1 set hay lad Lchighton. The deceased was a of house. GEORGE KKATZER, Agent. J.

W. JACOBY, SILAS CROLL, Clerk. fl 0-17-19-23 sister to Alexander Sandel, of Mauch ders and bolsters; hay fork, pulleys and tackles; wood sled; Deering self-binder, seven feet cut; one McCormlck No. 3. All that certain me6suage or Chunk.

lot or parcel of ground situated on the physician, dressed his injuries, which consisted of a badly bruised left hip and bruises on the left side ot his grass mower; 1 double corn planter; lot adjoining No. 2. The Improve' JAMES N. ROHRBACH. James N.

Rohrbach died at 7 a. 1 potatoe planter; 1 one-horse menta thereon are a three-story brick PUBLIC SALE OF head. After receiving medical atten potato sprayer; 2 "401" Syracuse yesterday, at his home at No. 629 house. Nos.

2 and 3 are desirable tion he was removed to his home In plows; 3 spring tooth harrows; fftomes in good condition and nicely Valuable Personal Property the ambulance. Cedar street, having suffered since la-st July with cancer of the etomacH. He smoothing harrow; 1 riding two-horse located, with concrete pavements. will be sold at public sale on cultivator; 2 single cultivators; No. 4.

The one-half Interest of a lot containing 61 perches and 185 square horse bay rake; 2 sets of wagon PUBLIC SALE of Household Goods was employed aa plasterer by Acker-man but was compelled to stop work at that time because of illness. MONDAY, MARCH 14. 1910, boards; 1 land roller; wind mill; 1 at the residence of Geortre Dlehl. of 1 bay horse, lz years old; 3 mares with. foal.

Balance good working horses, from 5 to 12 years old; 1 pair mules, 3 yrs. old, broke; 1 pair 12 years old, 2 cows, with calves by their sides. Also a rich display of the latest improved machinery for 1910 will be on eidiibition. Mr. Rogers, of Brunswick, Maine, will lecture from 12 to 1 p.

m. on "Potato Culture and Fighting Insects and Blight." All fanners interested should not miss this great event. Dinner will be served to bidders and buyers from 11 to 12 o'clock. Sale to commeaco at 1 o'clock p. sharp, when conditions will be made known by SITTLEB.

Oliver Stoudt, Auctioneer. Silas Oroll and Hiram Fegely, Clerks. 22-t Thnmna sped drill! nntato ditrs-pr! 2 Ksypt. on Tuesday, reDruary He had been confined to bed since fset In Bath. The following Stocks and Bonds: 2 4-10 Shares of the AUentown Nation at 1 o'clock in the afternoon upon the farm of Wolf and Weaver in North 1910, at 1 p.

m. Goods not long in use Christmas. corn plows; grain cradle; power feed cutter; 2 double sets of heavy har and In good condition. 17-3t Mr. Rohrbach was born at Macun- al Bank, 5 shares of the First National Whitehall townsWp, near Levan'B Hotel the following valuable personal property to wit: PUBLIC SALE ness; 1 single harness; 1 set gie December 19, 1S44, and was sixty- Bank of Bath, 5 shares of the Bethle light harness; fly nets, collars; check hem Trust 4 1500 Convertible Five five years ot age.

His parents wene Nathan and Sallle Rohrbach. Early of personal property of the deceased Sarah H. Blose, of No. 602 South Eighth street, Twelfth Ward, AUentown. on Thursday, February 24, 1910, at 1 o'clock.

life he became a boat maker and 1 bay mare 9 years old with foal, good worker, 1 grey mare 4 years old, works single and double, safe at Per Cent. Twenty-year First Prefer-once Sinking Fund Qold Certificates of the Union National Life Insurance of Philadelphia. Interest payable Household goods. Including neater, range, ocas, carpets, etc, later learned plastering. He married a daughter of Uriah and Sarah Heilig, X9-5C MILTON BLOSE, Executor n--? i-U tev 1 of Macungie, and the family moved to January 1st and July 1st.

5-S100 Six Ceorge L. Knauss Rittersviile, Pennsu automobile and trolley cars, 2 good colts, Vfa and 2 years old, 5 good PUBLIC SALE Per Cent. Gold Certificates of the Seneca, county, Ohio. She died there ten years ago. For twenty-eight years ol valuable farm stock, including for ty head of cattle, ten head of horses milch cows, three of tbem in profit by the time of sale, 2 heifers, 2 good Monotan Realty Investing Corporation of New York.

and with Thomas Weiss, of Bethlehem, he became engaged in the grocery business. This line of work he followed for some after which he left the- coal regions, going to Portsmouth, where he accepted a clerical position with the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Later he moved to Bayonne, N. and while residing: at the latter place he was employed In the New Agent for Mr. Rohrbach was engaged nis oc and complete equipment of farming farm wagons, 1 new spring wagon and plow lines; lot of bags; 1 brood sow; one boar; 25 shoats, fifty to one hundred pounds; about 200 chickens; 1 barrel copper kettle; shovels, cow log and other chains.

One National Creamery separator No. 1, used two months; Boss butter churn, 20 gallon capacity; butter worker; one-pound print; one roll butter paper and hanger. Sale' begins promptly at twelve o'clock noon. Conditions made known on day of Bale by S. O.

REICHARD. WM. LAUDENSLAGER, Auct. C. M.

A. KECK. Clerk. 2-5-9-12-1 6-1 9-2 3-26-2S. 'fF4 3V cupation in Ohio and eix years ago he came to AUentown and worked for va First Mortgage Bonds of the Lyons Silk of Bath.

1-31000. and Implements, aa good as new. On Ful ler's farm, neaj Ballletsville, MARCH with top, 1 set hay ladders and bolsters, 1 good self binder, 1 grass mooter, 1 phosphate grain drill, corn 1-f 100 First Mortgage Twenty-year rious contractors. He was a member of Council No. 136, Jr.

O. TJ. A. cf Tiffin. Ohio, and a Past President of PRA1RIE STATE INCUBATORS and BROODERS per cent.

Gold Bonds of J. A. Ebertg 3. Watch for large advertisement. flO-t-a-w-tf JAMES HOFFMAN Incorporated, of Bethlehem, Pa.

9 the Plasterers' Union, or AUentown. in 1100 Water, Bonds of the Corporation planter, 1 spring harrow, 1 new spike harrow with top, 1 set harrow, 1 cultivator, 2 plows, 1 hay rake, 1 new feed cutter, 1 milk separator, 1 grain separator, 1 corn plow. his youth he joined the Lutheran con of the Borough of Bath. Interest due PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Personal Property "Anrll 1st. Also personal property: gregation of Hufis cnurcn.

York office of the steamship company. The body will arrive to-day and will be taken to the home of his mother, from which place the funeral will be held on Thursday. Interment will be made In Union Cemetery, this city. Hot Water Heatere for Houses, Thermometers, Brooder Drinking Nine children were born to the cou "horse, buggy, and household fur niture, Including a grandfather's clock, Fountains, Grit and Shell Boxes, Dry There will be sold at public sale on 'Terms and conditions will be made ple, eight of whom survive: William New Philadelphia, Mrs. Maggie Ward, Grever, and Mrs.

Hattle roQa noppers, tio. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16 1910, fTtnown at time and place of sale by on the premises of the undersigned Y. M. C. A.

CONVENTION. Wolf, of Tiffin, Mrs. Same Jolly, VICTOR J. BAUER, Executor, between Switzer and Lynnville. in 1 heavy rope 60 feet long, hay forks, 2 sets heavy harness, 2 single harness, picks, shovels, crow bars, and many other articles too numerous to mention, Conditions will be made known on the day of sale by MATHIAS REELING, S.

WALTER SNYDER, Auctioneer. WILSON A. COLEMAN, Public Sale OF REAL ESTATE A public sale of valuable real will be held on Weisenberg township, Lehigh Pa. the following valuable personal rop of Tiffin, Robert, Dunkirk, and Frances and Florence, Columaus, O. Auctioneer.

f22-4t erty to wit: AUentown, R.D. No. I A full line of Machines and Repairs always on hand. Also breeder of S. C.

White Leg horns. Hatching Eggs for Sale in sea-ton. Eggs hatched for others. Baby Chicks for sale. There are also ten grandchildren and ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE A.

horses, No. 1. A bay horse, 6 years old, works single and dou HENRY D. GROSS, Clerk. fl6-23m2-9 OF Real Estate.

NO. 1, INCUBATOR Capacity 150 Hen Eggs. the following brothers and sisters: John, of AUentown; Mrs. Abraham Benfleld, Huff's Church; Frank, Har Saturday, feb. 26, 1910 ble; No.

2. Bay horse, 7 yeara old. a good worker Pursuant to an order of the Orph em, Berks county; Mrs. John Fron- and fearless of steam, trol ans' Court of Lehigh County for the at 2 p. at the American Hotel, City" of AUentown.

Va. No. 1. t-our two and one-half story BRICK HOUSES, situate on the east side The following State officers were chosen Monday by the Young Men's Christian Association of Pennsylvania in convention at Oil City: ChairmanChristian Walter, of Wilkes-Barre. Secretary Charles R.

Holton, of Steelton. The report of the State Executive Committee shows a total of 181 associations in the State', of which 87 are in- towns and cities; 33 railroad and 61 student. The last fve years show a net loss of 47 aFsociations. Pittsburg raised the largest amount for building purposes during the yevir heiser, Congo, Berks county; Mrs. Charles Baus, East Greenville, and purpose of distribution, the undersign ed administrator will offer at public Sarah Rohrbach, Reading.

ley or automobiles; No. 3. A bay horse, 7 years old, works single and double; No. 4. A bay mare, 12 years old, working single and double, a good roadster.

4 good milch cows, all fresh of New street, between AUn and Tllgh-JWJ man, known es Nos. 627. 635, sale on Saturday, Match 12, 1910, at Short funeral services will be held cn 2la 'r consisting ot eix rooms and attic, front and rear porch, PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock! the undersigned will sell at public sale on his premises, one mile from Laury's, cn FRIDAY. MARCH 4th, 1910, at one p. m.

the following articles to wit: 1.30 o'clock p. on the premises ail Friday at 2 P. Rev. w. F.

Bond, cf Shamrock, officiating. The body will by time of sale, 2 shoats. weighing 100 Bounds each. 75 chickens, 4 two-horse that certain farm and tract of land situate on the public road loading from Lynnport to Lynnville, and about two be taken to Huffs Church on Saturday irlia cement pavement and gutter, newly built and ero ftood investment houses, gas pipes and water inside. No.

2. Vive houses in th Twelfth Word, on the south Ma of Auburn street, known as Nos. 624, 626, 62S 630, 532. N. morning, where services will be held wagons, 2 with body, 1 buckboard, miles southwest of New Tripoli.

In piano box top buggy, one wood sled, 1 UPHOLSTERY AT HALF RATES and burial made. Two eons of the deceased, Robert and William, were call Portland sleigh. 1 Deering Ideal tuna 524 has 2.4 foot frontasre. Brick built er, 1 Aspinwall potato planter, 1 York with Carlisle second. The delegates were addressed by Dr.

W. E. Burdick, of Philadelphia, director of instruction. ed to AUentown by their fathers illness and were at his bedside when he One txay mare, 10 years old, good from and rear porch, papered throughout roadster, 2 cows, both "ill lie in proHt ccm(litkm- This property is iiL-o sufplled with a never falling weU. The seed drill with fertilizer attachment, died.

Empire combined mower and reaper, ow smju otliers are 16 leet front, two and I Jersey 'stock, 2 shoats, about 80 chick-! one-half stories high, also a. aiso sl the Township of Lynn, County of Le-. high. bounded by lands of Reuben Fister, Nathan Weaver, Atnandes Weaver and others, containing 106 acres and 73 perches. The Improvements thereon consist "of two two-story log and frame JdVettings, a Targe stone barn, wagon shed, pig sty, chicken house, black hay rake, 1 weeder, 1 potato sorter, Pauered ens.

Hamhurs: clow. 2 cultivators 4 "ltcnen. On Account of selling out we will do your upholstery at half rate so as to use up stock. Phone or tell us and we will come and make estimates potato digger. 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 Syracuse and 1 Peter's plow, 1 fan with potato digger, spring wagon, 2 top buggies, one with rubber throuKhout and attic ceiled all well built brlclt houses and in good condition, 1 its 120 feet long to 14 foot wide allej-.

These houses are always In great CHARLES J. METZGER. Charles J. MeUger, a former resident of this city, died Monday at Wilkes-Barre, aged 44 years. He had been an invalid for the past four years, suffering with spina! trouble.

Deceased was born in the city and was' a son of Mary C. and the late Daniel Metzger. His father, who died tires, two cutters, two gigs, i one-i' Buried in Hillside. The funeral of Camellia, wife of Chas Buss, who died last Saturday, took place yseterday from the home of her husband, Fullerton Heights. Services were held at the house by Rev.

J. S. Heisler, followed by burial Id Hillside Cemetery- ning mill, corn planter, 3 cultivators, 2 sets of hay ladders. 3 sets heavy har ne3s, 2 sets light harness, fly nets, halters. straps, meat cutter and sau horse body for farm wagon, single iRaj, silk Mm ems ne" buggy harness, rubber mounting, No.

3. Two three-story brick houses, used only a few times, 2 single on the main street from B'itli Ai-k h.rnossce 2 i 'entown to Bethlehem, known as No. 12u7 sage stoffer, 1 range, 1 high sink table, settee, bureau, 1 lawn mower, Will Offer Men a Good Opportunity to take the Business. Established Many Years papered throuahout and and other articles too numerous to truck harness. 2 flynets, lines, halters, i Thee ho'nses ar horse collars, chains, fork3.

rakes, etc, "uPliea" stern. mention. smith snop ana otner necessary outbuildings, and also a never failing soring of water. There will also be old at the same time a one-half Interest In the growing grain, hay, straw and corn fodder. Being the real estate and property of the late Aaron 3.

Kistler, deceased. Conditions made known on day of sale by AARON A. MOYER, Administrator. FRANCIS J. GILDNER, 'Attorney.

fM6-23m2 Sale to commence at 12 o'clock ncca sharn. Conditions made known hntfpr rhnrn hnttpr wrk ana nsl P.O. Z41 South OUtter cnurn, DJtter WOrK ainlt, Clde. Fifth street. AUentown.

Pa, three stories barrels, grain cradle, scythe, lot Of po-l hisfh. mansard roof, seven rooms, siis tatoes many other articles too Eumr-' r. let -i 2x521 Hose in several years ago, conducted a restaurant and saloon for a long time In the basement of the old Cross Keys Hotel, where formerly he occupied the northwest corner of Eighth and Hamilton streets. His mother, who is the only survivor, resides at Northampton. Deceased left this city many years gt going to where.

Recent Marriages. Rev. Thomas H. Krick, pastor of Trinity Reformed Church, Coplay, reports the following weddings; George P. Holland, West Catasauqua, and Lizzie Lynn, AUentown.

Robert S. Kiechel, Catasauqua, and Mabel A. Aches, Catasauqua, ona to Tnpntlnn orln Conditions will be mie krnn MRS. H. BERKEMEYER, Executrix No.

1031 Hamilton Street, Allratowo, P. on dav of sale by JONAS MOSES BACHMAN, D. F. MILLER SON. Auctioneers.

GEORGE J. ROS3 and A. P. FRET Clerks. f23m3-H AMANOK3 T.

SCHLE3LE. S. WALTER SNYDER. Auct FRANK P. KECK, Clerk.

f23 m2 ef we- J. B. HAAS. AUentown, Penn a. John Jacoby.

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