The Wellsboro Gazette Combined with Mansfield Advertiser from Wellsboro, Pennsylvania • Page 6

THE AGITATOR; WELLSBOKO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1932. ROUTE SIX IS DELIGHTFUL State Secretary of Internal Affairs P. H. Dewey Describes Trip Over the Roosevelt Highway.

Hon. P. H. Dewey, of Watrous, State Secretary of Internal Affairs, writes about a recent trip over the Roosevelt Highway to the Galeton Leader-Dispatch: "I Jeft Galeton on a Greyhound bus at 9:17 p. -topping at the WHITE PINE MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

i five to thir- i ty nvvi; bula, i Toled Michigan ing there at '1 p. m. the follow' ing day. Of course I attended the National Republican Convention but Foresters Advise Fungous Disease Be Controlled. A deadly is threatening the white pine timber stand in Pennsylvania is the -white pine tain Plant I)ue to many-inquiries received, HOW i Pennsylvania JKurm Show officials Mav' re peat an announcement mudo i sev(J1 a mon th.s ago that the next, Farm Show will be hold a 1 9 111 HatrJ bur 8 WIIILII premium list is new epared for the printer.

Among the timely bulletins blister rust. This disease, unlike the chestnut blight, trolled. It one white can be con- being distributed free by the i't ntylvania Department of Agricul- must spend pari of its life T'Zti Ca on iroosnhBrrv ami currant a i 54 Direct Market ot ture, are: Bulletin 448, Control Weeds; 473, TKe The Mexican "Bean Beetle; that is not why or what I am writing about, but rather of the delightful ride over the Roosevelt Highway. Leaving Chicago on the return trip at 5 p. we were soon across the Illinois line and darkness hardly eome when tl.e full moon arose in its usual and accustomed majesty, and clearly "demonstrated why so many lines of poetry have been written and so many songs have been sung, such as "My Indiana Homestead," "Moonlight on the Wabash," etc.

That Greyhound bus fairly loped across that level, fertile, beautiful state onward and eastward into a similar panorama of beauty ami grandeur. After breakfast at Cleveland and a change from the palatial semi-sleeping car type of bus to the ordinary eastern type bus, we followed the short route along Lake Erie to Erie and the Roosevelt Highway through Waterfprd, Colonel George Washington met and treated with the Indians and then was shot at by a treacherous Indian guide who had b.een lent ti pilot Washington back through the "wilderness. Every rod of the entire distance Ashta- Mbow Gardens, ne, LaGrange, Chicago, arriv-j assisting white pme owners) in Pennsylvania to protect their trees from the blister rust. This p. service timberland owners made available through the coop- the art livofn, Uepait- eration of.

the Pennsylvania Department of Foresters and Waters and the "United States Department of Agriculture. The local white pine blister rust agent in Tioga county is T. R. Harrwbui-ft Many farm animals die every summer in Pennsylvania from ing poisinous plants, states Dr. E.

M. Gress, State botanist. This is especially true during the month- of July, August and early September when the pasture is likely to ii 111 j. HJK.O. i ift J.

J.L. i Jones, box 695. Westfield. Farm- Become parched ar.d scant, he ux- pjams. Among the plants which canst the most injury are wild black cherry black locust, wa- tc-j hemlock, white snake-root and bracken fern.

Wild black cherry is not poison- ousjf eaten when the leaves ers and woodland owners desiring to protect their white pine stands may receive free advice by communicating with Mr. Jones or the Department of Forests and Waters at Harrisburg. Information describing the disease and the methods controlling it will be sent Upon request. ing hues and delightful views. Every turn in the road presents a hew and different view and at this time of the year each view seems to vie with all the others in an effort to excel in beauty.

Some fields are filled with yellow buttercups, some with mustard, some with varying colored paint brush, others with clover blossoms, and all with a background of green grass and evergreen trees. Roadside beautiftcation thp entire length of the Roosevelt High- way is the most outstanding of anything of its kind in the state and will eventually become so renowned for its beautv that tourists will drive across the continent to ride over this route. In some places trees have been planted on both sides of the highway for seven or eight miles at a stretch, and trees, vines and shrubbery are in great profusion Everyone should take at least one trip over this beautiful H. Dewey. COOLIDGE IS FOR SALES TAX Former President Out Fallacies of Uneq- ualized Forms of Taxation.

Former President Coolidge says that excessive taxation of a comparatively people is a small number of rich grave threat to the fresh, but often limbs'are broken from the trees and in a few hoius the leaves become wilted when a deadly poison known as prusbi' i acid is formed. If cattle eat these wilted leaves, serious results ally follow. Common black locust may not cause much trouble for ordinar- Pointsi' a great amount is eaten injury has been reported oi which have been tied to.lo- I cusfi trees eating the bark with fatal results, Water hemlock is one of the worst poisonous weeds in the State. It is a known fact that many cattle and other stock art- lost each year from eating this 1 J.UU UA L1IC CI114U.G 1 1 1 from Erie east is filled with vary- Jvhole structure of American de- plant. It comes bloom ahout inir hues and deliehtful views, July 1 and continues, through the mocracy.

"Many greater part of the is most jioisoiious in the juicy scate. Tin's plant jjrows in nn-a- tlows and swamps. White snake-root does not begin to bloom until about A however, it will cause trouble if eaten buf'pi'o it blooms. It is a woodland 'planl. In northern Pennsylvania, many fjtrmors have troublo'every yt'i'V (kiring July and August.

In that of the State the bracken there is difference of opinion as to the character of ihc bi'acken fein, it has pretty definitely proven by experiment that it i.s poisonous. Middle Ridge Grange. Middle Ridge Grange met July 12 with Worthy Master, L. Iv Coolidtfe p'residing. After tin.

business; meeting a short program yas enioyed, a special feature being a men's juartette. Many visiting members were present. A variety supper was served. Our next meeting will bo Tuesday evening, July 20. hope every member will "be sent.

The following program to be given; Song, "Hail to the Harvest" i citation, "The Little Boy Who Would Not Clean His "TeetV, Robert Coolidge; discussion, "Which is the Better Investment, Cows Or reading by Iv. ette Wilson; musde on harminica; an experence in young riien; "How I Made My Rock'Gar- Mabel Bowen; surprise feature, by Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Steele; closing song--Leda Campbell, Lecturer. TKKASI'IJEK'S SAI.K OK HKATKI) I.ANUS In Tloicii I In pui'Miunco of i several Acts of 1 i i i sale ol Sealed a fur a i laves, i I i public ,1.111" Tle.lsiiicr's olllcc III Wells- on I he Fllt.S'l OF ii.

m.y OH-IHK i wt id.nj. in i loi Iv In Hie aflenioun i lol- i 11 I I nl a described In i i i i i list, unless laves. Interest costs me p.i|,| hel'oie tjiiit time. I i i ilcshiiu a any of these a i I sale i please tin-, i i lor tlie a oC I i i and i osts. V.

A Count Treasurer. Amlnnv Aiiili'i'sun. I I I I I I i i I i i HsNili- In i i i i i i i i A I I i A i i lil.IO i I i a I i i I i I i IIIH! i i i i I i i i i i i i i i In 1 led i i i uml (mi. Aiii.ji.nl i sirj.i. I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 A S) SUCH i i l(i Itlossl.tiri' hf Klosse It.

l. i i i Mrs. Louise Ripley. Mrs. Louise JRipley.

aged 86 years, died Wednesday at 7:30 p. at the hoioe of her son, Leon Ripley, near Millerton. She is survived by two daughters, My i tie Waiter, of Mansfield, and s. Sarah Curtten, of Barre; sou, Leon, and a brother, GrarrisOn, Jobs The funeral held in the Jobs orners church Saturday; burial in the Jobs Comers ci-mx'U'ij. of 1 In In.t i i i i i i i i J'l'ili IS, I i i i i i i i i i i lunisc I I I cusi hy sni .11111 Jl I I I J'lljd JSiliO-'i Oil II i I i Iliilisc-.

10 i i A 1 i i i Turn Mictint luls rul. i i J', ni. liy lii M.iiu sij in- i i ui.si I I I I I I I i.i\ Kslalc. Ifntiw .1 j.ni,.s: int PlMll i i Mil IN i i i A lnt Fnricst. IKIIISO i-iih Miinfauti'-; i AIlll.l iiilll Int.

o.isi/ bv I I citKt liy H. I Isulifllu I I lK mill I'tvil 1'iitiiian. C. K. Olin stead stead; hy Isabella lieu Anionnt K.

Conlldt'i'. Xfi acres. North hy Thomas: east liy It. Stradicv. Joe i i i ami Charlo.s Repard 'wintli i I).

a i i west In- i road Anionnt JIKMt a $1UT Mode, 2(1 acres. Xorth hv Vandcjri'lfl; east hv It. K. Stoele'; south i Chtil-lcs a by Afrni Robertson. A Iticliin-d Stmdlcy, J13 acres.

North In- Joe Vandctrrift: i-iml hy ronil and iioulh li ChurK-K M. CiMilliljfc. hy J. A i i TUMI lav $.18.11, KriiPHl a Kstate, IKK) nel'es. hv Toiu a Wallon .1.

I I i wist hv a and ('. H. a south liy An-, nle Tai-szowloK and Fred Itou); Stanley Fcr'men it-. i O. T.Kt nci-es.

Noi-lh hy (Irace Clai'l; and Will Mooi-e; e.ist hy Wjll Mooie; south hy Chillies' On-. Maj Miller and West Brunch: ivcst hy 1'. Law I Anionnt 1IKUI C. Olinstead, 277 aci-es. i by It.

Mnmm Cross: east hv and J. IX I i soiflii hv .1. ll. Lawtnn and A Callahan; west I iv Federal Lund B.llik and forest. Amount- a K.

Oinistead, 17!) acres North hy lillfliuiur aud Allen J'ntniiui c.ist by Alien I'ntnain, and Ida Wheeler; south hv .1. Horden and C. west liv "Fred I'ntnani Amount a ndwaid I acies. i liv D.nls nnd Earl a east hv a Clink: south hy i i a Wllkins'; west hv hijjhwav and It. i A i $1'J4 (Jeofite 54 acres.

Xnrtli liy lands fiinnei-lv of Davis; e.ist hy 1 No sonth hy llownd Cai- penler; west hy a i KrSek and S.iin DiiAls, Jr. Ainonnt west liy John Snolioli. Amount tax. "4, Nntliiin ncnH. North liv I.

It. Wt'rlliiv: rait hy T. It, llni'ti'i 1 Hntitli liy ncnl liv T. It. Iliirlcr.

AiiMMint Eilwaril unm. Xiirth liy J-'rcil Kri-KiM'; riml Alffi'il I'e- i i i i i siiutli liy (). IjimlK; (. LniuIlK, Auiount lft'10 J4.ll. Pcti'r Wcutu KHtiitc.

20 acrM. North IVrrln IIHiin; t'tist liy Ij.tiin Mll- li-r; i i i liy Moyert west liv IVrrln Hrlnn, AiiHriuH Ni-ttli- Jj. III!) HITCH. Nurlli hy Co.il Cniniiiiny; liy Miles. ell.t llslale.

lot. i i hy iloms Tlinnias, lii!) acroH, Noit'h hy and John KrmiMH ciisf hv YiiiKli-prltt: south hv fl. H. are beginning to wonder," he says, "if it would not be wise to supplement our system oi taxation by providing that a large number of people should pay a small but certain direct tax. "The levies on tobacco and gasoline produce a very large -revenue which is not burdensome to the consumer.

The extension of such a system to many other commodities would seem to be in complete harmony with the spirit "of a self-governing people." "If it is necessary to meet an emeigency. 1 excessively high taxes on a few large incomes and m- heiitances might be made temporarily without great injniy. But to adopt such a perma- Nebraska levies a tax rents a pound on butter lutes. Center Traction Means Safety SEE bow Goodyear puts TRACTION in fftcctnter-- big husky blocks of rubber keen-edged deep-slotted--to dig In, grip and hold. More atop! iihe All- Weather Tread is a big reason why millions more Weasi i I.

i i west In" Tlowi, MM-I-, A i i i i t.i.\. I.iMii nnil K. Kll.ss. i i mi Iliitehesiiii. iici-es tai.

12. In- east hv I i i AleX lu sou I I ite: MC-I In- John I A i 1H.to i S.T Hi- Cl.irh Kli'fs, house i lot i h.v -nionii-, MclnnHi: i a i sojllil I Acne's ciniiiins. i i Clemolis UiH'inil 1IOI iflTl 44 Joseph I.lovd Imiisi- lol. i i h.t-. e.ist hv 1'ai-KIini-st i i I i i a S.imu.-i IliMV.in] A i IMI t.i.\, wpst hv Itnyinnini Amount i h.ir M.iluniske Kslale.

lionse and I Jos-ejilnne hell ils- c.ist liv i i An- I.IM i i i hv Morris Unii i i i i i I'l'lti i.ii, i Ksijie. A h.v i i a c.ist liv i i Cli.iilcs Wheeler, 1 Walter VunuVerlft. H8 norps. North hv Anna Wall.ml: east liv Vein Wilson and II. K.

i a south ti) Valford AndiTson; we.st hv Valford Anderson Aiiumnt lax, Lewis Kennedy Khtat 74 acies hy puhlie road: east hy F. i i hv Willlain west hv Leonard Ashley. A liillll a n. (J. Slnimons, 130 neres.

North hv A. Hall and F. east by i a south h.v (Sraec (Mark and L. Nohles; west liy l. I'L LvoKX and Willialn (ioodreati.

Amount WAI stieel. Amoilnt lii.lll M.n\ -n-ii I in Mil 1,7 Z.n I. h'j- si reel iiy I'arkliui-si i i hr llnrney i i i unl i uest a i stleet. A i a 4.1. XUkc Imiise loi.

Ltiuj-Ii 31.ineU(niski; east Kim i In Tiona i A. II Buck, jiei-es. North hy Mnisli crepk-: east lv Charles i i and Leon Torpy; south liy Leon Turp west hy Goodwin. Ainonnt tav A. II.

linck. 118 acres. Xoitli hy Art a east hv road and It. Halfonr; hv (ileason; west b.v Art i a i i Aanonnt 11WII tax. IM a 1-Xlate, lionse.

Nortli hy Lydia Osliorn; east li-y Iil.i Ullilile; sonlh h.v hiftlinoy; west hy Chet Sim- inoiis. Amount tax, ljj MwirK Comfort- Horton. a(Tes Xorth Irj- i i i OKilen; Leonard Ashley; enst hv Leonnrd nently and, under.the p'retense of people ride on BUILDING UP YOUR MUSCLES Health Hints for Amateur Athletes by James J. Corbett, former Heavyweight Champion the World. These articles have been prepared by Mr.

Cprbett in coopera tion with the staff of the Department of Health of the City of New York and are being released for the free use of newspapers throughout the country in terest of the health and girls. While exercise will develop your muscles you must also feed them. Protein foods are body-building fods. They aid in building up your muscles. The protein foods include meats, eggs, fish, milk and dairy products, cereals and beans and peas.

Your diet should include at least, or" 1 of these foods every day. If i leal, milk, eggs 'or bacon a salad or sandwich ana for lunch and meat, vegetables and a piece of cheese for dinner you will be supplying your body with all the proteins it rquires. Vary your diet every day but include one of the above foods in your menu. raisins; revenue, pursue a policy of expropriation and attempted redistribution of wealth would have the gravest consequences. "One of two things would bo likeJv to result: "Enterprise would be stifled, accumulations of propei ty would be difcsipatcd, and a condition of depression would become chronically progressive, with a falling standard of living, economic and a great poverty on the part of the people.

"The other alternative would be the creation of a -class of great weatth, who would have a large control of the government because it would be dependent on their for its suppoit. That would be the re-creation of the age of overlords. The rest of us would be reduced to dependency. In either case. the people would lose.

"There is always a temptation in time of adversity to think anything would be better than that which we have. Our system has better and is row working better than any other that was ever- devised. We cannot expect perfection. We do expect improvement. But that is no reason why we should agree with those who would per-1 suade us that all our hard-won victories were mistakes which we ought now to abandon." Tires.

Come In omttttel Your tires' that for if res that New 1932 Silent GOODYEAR TODAY YOU TIRE BUYERS HAVE IT ALL YOUR OWN WAY! THREE MYSTERIOUS FIRES. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Recent in Ownership Tioga County Property. Richmond--Ruth Salina Inscho to Harry L. Maltman; lot, $2,700.

Shippen--Frank E. Parsons to John Cairns; 2 acres, $1. Tioga James D. Saxton to Grace Strohler Saxton; lot, SI. Knoxville--Gladys Edgcomb to Arch Taft; lot, Roy W.

Edgcomb to Arch Taft; lot, $1. Wellsboro--D. A. Hamilton to Harry A. Davenport; lot, $300.

Elkland---Frank Simpson to H. Z. Frisbie; lot. $75. Knoxville--Rame C.

Burnett to Marie L. Carr; lot, $1. Sullivan Rhoda Webster to Luther Webster; 40 acres, $200, Elkland A. B. Kenyon to Thorne A.

Kenyon; lots, $1. Tioga--Claude L. Gee to Al- L. Peterson; lot, $1. Tioga--Almira L.

Peterson to Clarence E. Cooley; lot, Harriet J. Hatfield to Clarence E. lot, $2,900. Won State Scholar.hip.

Reuben Close, of Tioga, an honor student in the Tioga High School class of 1932, has received notice that be has been awarded the state scholar-ship for 1932. Each year competitive examinations are held throughout the state for this scholarship and on? is granted in each county or Senatorial district to the student Qaving the highest standing. The scholarship amounts to 100 year 'for four years. the second time that a Tiogn High School student has won the wtholarehip. Miss Marguerite Mor- the -winner in Potter County Authorities Arc Searching for a Fire Bug.

The Offord home on the Roosevelt Highway, two miles east of Galeton, was destroyed by fire, which was discovered by motorists. The Galeton Fire Department responded to the alarm, but there was nothing they could do when they arrived as the house was practically consumed. At first it was feared that the two brothers, Sam and Mitch Offord, had been burned, as they were not at the scene of the fire, and as soon as the ashes were cool enough the next morning, search was made. In the afternoon they came in from Kettle Creek, where they had been on a ginseng expedition. The brothers lived in the house by themselves, making their living by fishing, trapping and digging ginseng.

They lost all their belongings and their home, with but little insurance. This fire, following so closely after the fire on River street in Galeton and the Cottage Hotel fire at Germania. has started thp authorities investigating the possibility of incendiary origin. In each ease the occupants were away, and the fires have all started inside and gavp gained great headway before beine discovered. The striking similarity of thr three fires and their following one another Ro closely makes it soem as though it would bf impossible for them nil tx have been accidental fires, especially at this time of the year when no fires arc left In the Leader- Dispatch.

Wtth everyone talking economy--with many people wondering if they can get food tires at a low price it's a of a comfort to look at the facts about tires Today you can get Goodyear Tires--the finest quality In Goodyear history-at the same prices you'd pay for second-choice tires! Drive around and check up on this fact. And remember: Goodyear Tires are so good they outsell any other tire here in town, throughout the state, all over America They've been leading in sales for 17 successive years! They're first-choice with the public by more than 2 to 1. So why take a second-choice when first-choice costs no more? i of Any Summer In 30 Years! I i i i i and lot. i i i easi hy ifrnnser i soniii i i "ueM hy i i A Jiciti l.iv, $5203. fUi.irji IXIale.

Imnse and lot. i a iist.ite, east In Maple i i i i hy Fr.inli Merrill KS- t.in hv HI.iss Co.il Company A i i i Kceih. hlock an.il lot In .1 I Connurs a e.isi I i i I i i i si 1 1 1 1 vu--t In .1 I Co-uunis I i A i I i I Kr.ilt i i i i i stoi -s and lols. i liv A i i e.isl In- M.iln i sn-ulli In I (I I) west i i i A Jil'iO I in i I i i and lot i i In I I I cis) i street: smith In i i i liv i on CiMiiirer street. 111:111 i i i i i i and lot.

North iv lliun I i i east by slreel: smith tn M.in^lield proju-i-lv: nest i Tioir i A Ho 1 lot In c.ist In i i i i i i i In i i i i west In Ahe I i i i i i i i A i i i I'i'id i KKt 1(1 lot i I slreet; Hire i i i Vine u-( si i W.irncokl i i i v.udiiKi Pl.iiit I i ll'll i i i riieodore Kllner Ksl.lle; si 'I i i l.st.lte and i i i i hy Koelier: in Scott Estate. A a SH .11 i i i i ai res hv 1 uf'st In 'I'lieodme Mc- A I i i h.i K.ilHh i c.i.sl in soulii ttent liv wlMaril Kins T.I'M t.i\, M-l "24 i i i lures. Nortli In- A. liv liiirlin.l south In- west hv i a Anioinit PI-MI SH i-l I I A I i i i i house a Int. North In- liy I -('mill In i i west liy i i i i i A I'l'Kl l.i\.

MS11 rhom.is. acre i i i i II M.irl; and A i In Fled I.ovell a i In Tied and In A le south In iJell (iioss; vtefit A John P. Ijosliifrtfr. vacant lot. -North li N.

Y. C. hy lilgliwu) in A. Losinirerr west In- A. Los- tnjrer.

A tnx, A i Losninei-, aerea. North hy Hurl east li (f Adamy and II. (i, Webster: South In- C. It. A i west hy st.ito lands.

AuioniLt Kilei-v I.ntlier. 110 acres. Xorth by llollelibeck: east liy Ed Paris: by Monks: west hv A i a Kalpii (ireenlield. -aeies. Nortli liy si.ite i east hy John Smitli Ks- i by II Hcuam-r- west Uv Ij Ii.

Oraslemi A a l-'rank Heath. acres. Noilh by i Will Iiohlis; c.ist liy II linllev: In A. M. Anioniii V.r.in FAHMINCITON.

IJenrr Rhanl, inrni. North hy Iler- 'heil i east liy Uedllehl Kiitate; smitii JoJin west h.v i i a K.iinl Amount 1IKM) tax. Low me Pinch, farm Nortli hv E. O. cast Ous Finch; sontli hy I-red 1'lielps: west i Baxter.

A M.ihel (Jee, farm. North hy Ony (Jlensonr east In Robert soiitli by Wallci- Ymint'; west by Robert (tee a A i tav, i i i riiiott Xorth hy James a i east In- a south lij 1 A i i west IIT Hurt Owleit. A i i i T.ISO a 72 .1 fil-eeii. i Claud Lp.itn; i in- Claud Learn: hv U(r, i i i west liy James HillK. A 1'i'ld J.

W. Freleid'h. 1 f.iims. Xorth ly a east hv-----; south hy ,1 Frelelch; west hv Mary Staf i i hy ,1. Freleinh; east by .1.

W. FrelPljfh: south liv P. L. Comiiii.iv: west hv 1). D.

Kstate. Aiix'iiint lU'KI W. F. Burroiifjrli. i by Woodiock: east bv M.

B. I by llnson: west liy AI. 11. Ilnson. A I'KIO tax, $1278.

a Iewe3, .1 fnrnis. hy I east hv McCr.icken: south by Dewey; west hy V. Wet Xorth In Ievu-y; east liy .1 i i i In I-'. Df-wej west by Hi own hv east by 1 sontli bv II. I west bv highway.

A li'ItO a $117 A farm I as the i nee Coal Mines. North liy B. i i i east i I i i i i sontli by i i i west In lluson. Biistlan: i by Mile's i a a i i west b.v (). L.

A lllilll tax, I liOItorC.II. Clarenee (ileeknei-, '2 lots. i In- lamlK of Uolierl Heed. a onsl i Jlhickliouse cieek; siinlli liy i i i of i i i i west In- stale roiul A Iteo tax. A I I Fred Decker, house iiml lo(.

Xm-ili hy Oi-vllle east hv Academy soutli In- Mm. I I Pie- west In- i Brace. A 1IWO (as. JMailli. Wood, house.

North liy I'oi-ey i east liy i sonlh bv street; west Mrs. McConnelJ. A WKSTF1KL11 IlOROfdll. ircnry Frur.Ier. ItutlHc and lot.

North b.v "Mill street: ensl b.v Hurley Minions; Mintli b.v N. Y. C. fc H. wcHt by J.

.1. Ih'ummiii. Amount W.m ta.x. Jerome McKcni'lck, house and lot. Xorth by F.

II As-hcrafl; oaxt by S. I. KriiKcu soillh liy Haee Htreet: wesi by sti-eet. A 1IU1U Jiil'y' ia-ilt. EACH IN PAIRS Reg.

Cl. TUBE 94c 83.76 EACH, Singly Latest Lifetime Guaranteed Supertwist Cord GOODYEAR A Cash Prices--Mounted Free Full Orenlie 4.40-21 4.50-20 4.50-21 4.75-19..._. 4.75-20 Ech 4.3» S.I4 5.X* Each In $3.88 4.11 4.XS 5.OO 5.08 Tube $1.05 1.00 1.05 1.08 I.OO Full 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.25-185.25-21 Each $5.38 5-49 5.72 6.16 Each In Pain S5.X4 599 6.46 Tube $1.15 I.JI 1.33 1'ipil 11,11. UN i i a of I. Sin, 1 1 .1, 1' Koherts; cast l.i 1 Mnls i i i I Tlie i i i i hy Ch.irlcs i i ttcst In l-ul'ls nt' Joseph i i i lll.Hl SlliSS I ml II i 117 i hy IsiniU of i plthlli In l.inds I i a i i i a i ml 1 A Pen-Is; smith In of on, and Pi.ink i i i ttest hv mils of I'.

I'm ay I-irl Chios A i 1 I 4 i Pjed ,11 ll.ill. Si; aerrs, i hv i i i a Joseph i i i i In lands of S. It Walker mid H.inklii: hv lands of I i i west hy lands of II. i F. i i i r.

Am-, I'd" a S47.U. I C. Stnni loi hv (Vc.ir i i i Os, Oticm: south i (Isi ir I i ue'it In (Ilfens. i 0 lax. i I i i ite.

i In i i i Kinif i i i a liy I I i i i i i 1 In In Ueach. D.il: A A I 1 c.l i 2 "i Ti i N. 1', Minn r.iiin M.iH oh MTKHI. COV1NOTOV I Ames In .1 i i a smith hv Bloss. unl i i i i n.

1T(i ivs 1J nii.ns i i e.i«.( In Plor.i i In Thoims; A Miller, lot liy K. It. enst hy A Deisroth: south liy i a west hy i i A t-ix. Sl! C. Vcrmilyea restate, lot In- i Cook: cant bj W.

i pie: smith liv M. Mattison; west liy i i A Utwi Ion I.nrrison i lij J. H( Pst.ite: e.ist In- W. L. Kexfm-d: soiitl In- McNeil west bv l.arrl son.

A lino S7 JACKSON. Cm-a lielknap. its acres. In- i east by Mrs nmnia W. Virs'nson: wesMi? Mrs' C.

W. Fer- Kitson. A i litto tnx. $43 i i Est.ite, hy J.imes Dolv: Mauley Uunise.x soiitlL hv It. i west bv i w.i.v A i a Walter house Norlli hy W.

Bh east In- Henrv Smltli: south hv Xophronia Kelicv: nest street. Miionnt 11.TH a Sarah C. Walker, house. North liy enst In- A. F.

south I liy A. F. HlsRlns: west hv H. F. Wil' son.

Aniiuint 1MTO a $21 'Ml, John II. Wilson Ksinte. farm NnrMi h) ens! hv C. Montgomery: south ly Clarence Greenwall: west liv nreenwitli. A IDfO a H.

W. Carson, hind. North liv Brown: east by AVniuiej south Hy Rastus Nlles: west- In John A. B.lker. A V.i'M tax, HUM.

I I Klmer Ml acres. Nin-th liv A eaKl by Iloluei- Cleielnuil Van Cleveland; soutli by Will Jenk i i i Aniounl tav SiSli'S Ornu Shaw. 2(4 acres. i hv K. L.

Fuller iV jShaw-; east Jolm Shaw nilil Krnest Smart and W. i i south hy W. friUfh. l-'i'ed Barnes and Josepli Bai-nes-: hv Shan and Charle.s Cnittenden. Anioinit tax.

Paul HeK'-le, aei-es. North by Willis Mooie and (MeM-land; eas't by Ii, II. a i and Stella Pi-alt; south hy state load and Vincent i taker; west b.v Vincent Whltaakej-. Amount IMo a ROSEV1LLK. Ho-ieville Dairy Company, fa( t-oi'v.

Xortli by Nye Kst.ite; east hy a south lij Anna Itose; In Clifford C'riuuli. Amount a Addie Stout, house. Js'ortli by J. Willie; east by T. J.

White: smith li.v west by Fred Teneyck. A HITTLAXn. Edwin C. Burton, 142 acres. Xorth hy IJon.ild esist In lUihert Palmer and John Wilson Estate: south In Ilerbeil.

west liv public hijth- way. Amount tax, a ai res. Xorth hv Benson: east lijr Nathan Benson and Trele Watkins; south hv (ieorgo B.lrdnyll- and lleiin.in Tears; west h- Re.Mioids. A Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, acres. North b.v Donald nnd Clayton i a ea.st public i a south Harry (Garrison: west by Bert Tears Clayton Stratt.

A I'Kjo SIIIl'PEX. Albert Cass, 1(10 acres. North hy si.ite lands; e.ist hy hinds of Lew is Campbell and B. P. Ford, south by laud of B.

P. we.st by Unwell and Itoy (liu-nsey. Amount 103(1 William Perrv Estate. "iO acres. Xorth In- landx of Mrs.

Ben Walker: east hy state Kinds; south hy lands of Walter VanEtt.i; west lij Mauli cieefe Amount tux. JII.IR. F. 4S acres Nortli hy lands of S. V.

Holiday: e.ist hy M.ii-sh creek: Month hv Bakei west state lands. A 10.10 tax, spil.riS X.ish Kst.itc North Ilor.ice Hulslander: east pulilk- i a south bv Horace linlsl.inder: west Ilor.ue llulslander A 111:10 Walter T'rell, lot. Xortli by Lake street; east by Old Knee and Lnl. treet bv Old Itaee alld IS. U.

a by X. Aifiodnt 11KHI Watter L'rel), v.icant lot. North 1) Lnke street: past by V. c. It.

It south by X. Y. C. U. l.inil; west N.

Y. C. R. U. land.

Amount HBO t.n $3 (17 Walter I'lell, vacant lot. Xorlli llni'p street and Soules lot; enst by OI Race and Soules lot; smith hy Lnk nest b.v II.ice street. Annum tax, $Sli7. Waiter fi-ell, v.ieant lot. i h.

'owanesfine street; east In Race street "-oulh w-est hv N. Y. R. R. A $2 Ml Ah Gee, meant lot.

Nortli hy Fid runiiiiiiiKs: east hy J. D. a i south In- Joe i h.v lnsli way. A $307 Klmer OMlioiiine. Iss acres i Buttiln i road and K.

Rouse: liy Simon Mushes estate; sojith lij Clunles Jones and Ezra wesi by K. I Inches and Ezra Amount a $1(X)H7. F. E. and J.

II acres Land Ainonnt a K. E. Wood, 10 aeies North by A i east by Crooked creek bv Cowanesiitie sti'eet, Limerick L.ine. A liWO tHJ i i i A. I.

i n-( In GOODVBAK TUBES ulowaa Miss Mary E. Sutton and Frank Wray, of Elkland, were married July 10, in Hornell, by Kev. G. Chapman Jones. E.

C. HA WK No. 1 Central Avenue. M' A 'X 1 W. i i i i 1s i i 1J nln niirt H.m-ilr*; li in.iiin i onuili 1n IM-M riv.ni lilulm.n ium Tli i'i'-.

I--'- fee Norlll liy I In i i i Toliair; i i i i Kril1: wr-e-i bv 11 1' i i i It i 2)2 i bv ntiK IM Wood r.sljiir-: 'iijils nf i i '-'nitlt Innds Inhti i ht 1 indi "'1ironmcT- A I't'JO lax, ftiiil Snid 11." i i i 'n Willl'im i enst hv i HtoM; i Ciiinpnin hy i diiil by iln-L i i i Hflrhe i i i 10 tif-rff Vorlli Short i hy KH Short Aii-m ifit 160 scfw. North bj- I.ouisc Womlfonl. farm. Xnrlli liy l.ihn Slanor: -nM hy Sltrimr- lij liltrlmnv: hv J. I.

rricndc A tax, $27 SI. i W. It. Ulpli-y. farm.

Nortli Ky lilitlnvny; c.ixt liv KriK'at i hv Krnpst anil Wlllinm i i i liv Frank A. rrimi. hlsli- and Chnrlcs nnd Thcron I.nln An-'oimt HI-HI tax. JaSW Klmpr Sf-cly. farm.

North hv hlirli- i liv T-lntc: liv Wllllnni Waloe; went hy A I A Frod Prifnils, Anionnt VI ill 1.1X. Shclio. nnd 2 llnnw nnd lot North bv Ida Tfiln-r: hy lilehwny: In- rinir Hfcd and hy Tdn Tilwr lyol-- North hy Myrl Scott: hv i hy Ida Tflhur: liv linucr Amnniit Itt.TO (flu, Jt21 04 Mnnni-l IHirnmi. bv I. 1 Hcrritl; liv 1'.

Unr- tiontli hy Will Swlcy: west by Biirrom. Amount fV, SidnfT Ornrff. lionw nnd lol North In Albcrtn (irflVMc, by imbllr hlcliwny; south bv W. R. Ix-nrn wpM bv r.rlf llflllronrt fompnny.

Ammmt John Pnrk. honor lot. pnhllr br Nortli by orjtf cofd: (south by pnh- Hc hlchtvnr Amount Ill T.mKRTV. fiporfc If 4 flfrwi. i by cnsi 115 Sdtidhnt-c Amount )W TS rrnnl; Ollhcrt.

114 Norlh by Bloashnric Coul Company; hy Wi). son Rfllctr; sooth by Mason TNIOX. Sroft IrvhiK. acres. i bv A i not cast by Clarence A i soutli in F' B.

A i west bv Cole. A HMO ta-v, Siott living, house. i bv pnbllt a east hj 11 Middaiiiih: soutl hv A i i i i a A 1H30 "I inn- Thomas, tail acres. Nortli bv Fled Krise. east h.v S.

Oreen Es a south hv C. S. (in-en Ksiatc: went In Homer Mase. A 1'J'Ki a P. Vioniau, 217 in ies i In i i e.ist In II.

()io(ner; sm'itli by public i wesi F. 11. A i A tax Ida Williams, house in Hum lug Branch A a WARD. fiiilno Hempscv. aeies.

hy Samuel Heron Estate; east hy Samuel Heron llstale: sonlh by Samuel Heron Estate: west bv Morris Co.il Company. Amount a Samuel Heron Estate. 2.STi,s nci-es, mme or less bj l.iuds of Thom- Bolt: east liv lands of B. A i west hy lands of Trimble. A i a 27 W.

F. Hallen Coiup.inv. 72.1 acres more or less North li i erov east 11 il l.yon Kslnte: south i (i. i i Est.ite and Fi.ink Miller Estate: west bv Bnrkc Care) and F. Miller.

Ainonnt a da Rosser Eslale. acres more or less North hy K. Conference a east hv Fred MnehnuT and Con ference a south by Charles A i west hv M. E. Conference farm.

A i tax. WOO. Theodore Shlrp, (B more or less. bv Flupllii Ktilflin Ira i a In- a south hv I a i i st hy Enima i fln and James Knlliin. A Will tax, WKLLSBORO.

Itenbdi Ilenrv, nnd lol. i bv Winenle slrcr-1: e.isl hy Hnr- ore smith (Slieet: wvsl i P.itlersnn. Anionnt lliW fix. SlfiCM. A II.

Johnson, house and lot. hv Conrllnnd street: ly Iliiwk: In- Kntl nM-nne: In Almoe I.iiiiu. A U'Wl tax. (leoice SlcMn'len, honpe nnd lot. North h.v It, ensl In W.

W. John south hy Fred XIlM: west hv Hani Apc.ir. Amoiint wm tat. f5enrre Alexander, house Norlh by Thomns Preclt crw-k; until li hv John F.irrer Water Amount nnd lot. east by next by tnx.

Colin Cinrk. find 1ft Norlh hy Central aienne; liv Slnrrork olreel: lv rond: Ierhy Kslnle. Aniounl hv Ii. Mother. and lot North (3.

Webb; hv nve ine: lonth b.v John Fntrer: reek. Atnonnt WW Jvl.il. Ponnld Chfimberlnln, fn arree Norlh by Chnfles Orldlcv ond Bf-wle Hnrkett efixt by Tlflfkett "onth 1y Ackiev nnd Frank Hurdle: bv lennnn Jotmnon Amount IflftO J70SO Mnv Ho-Klnnil, ftR afrfs Xorth by HoUomb; i-ittt Olive Swim cy. Kinc Hesemnn- i Klnc A Ilesrgman. Amount 1090 ax, HIIEUII-T'H SALES.

By ilrlin- of writs of levnrl fni-his nirtl vemlltloijl e.xpomi.s Out of the Conn vf Coiumon PleiiH of Tlncn eoiinly, nmi me directed, I Hill expose public sale at the Sherlll's otllce In the coiirthonNo In WellHhoi-o, on I A S. 11)32, at one o'clock p. the followllii; i i i properly in Tldicii county, 1. All a lot of laud sltu.ite 111 I'lirnilniilon i TIOKII voiinly. A i i i hounded and as fo at a post In the line hclWfcn Dm Id Kemp mm JameM J-eston, thence north.

eii'tt 1 1 1 T'TI-hes III HOI i i4vi denrecB eait, or, 0-10 to a post l)i Hie MIS! side of public road leading to 'Nels-on: llienci' ulmirt Mild north. west, 3 4 4 1 0 perches to a nos! the liiirhivav: i Kl-'li west, is S-K) perches to a post In Hie line of lot No. (17; flience north, 87V4 decrees- iimt, peivhes to a post: thence south. diKi-ees perches to a post hear a lu.iple tree I thenif noi-tli, 47 "decrees east, peiehes to a post; thence sotilli, defreeH c-ist. -II O-IO.

perclii'K to a post In the line of -lot No. KM: I hence south doKree.s 4(1 5-1(1 perches to a pjstr Mouth. 'decrees west, perches to a post" in stone a Sdji decrees west. 31 tf-10 peu-h- es to a post; thence south. degrees west, Xt g-10 perches to a post In west side of road leading to Xpjson, njsq lliivls Kemp's i i line; Uienee alonir snid line noitli, S7VI nest.

83 perches lo phu liciclnnlujr. Pon- Inlnliii; (V.I acre The siime luild contracted ti) be sold to the said PaUrt C. Kemp b.v John Benson by contract dated MncclL at, 181)4. ami same IniMl conveyed hv I). Kemp.

Bert Kemp and Kittle M. Kemp to Cluirles V. Finch and Susie O. Finch bv deed dated Murcli 10, r.KHI. and recorded in Tlojia county in Deed Book 1:0, at Improved, a tno-sfoiy fi.ime basement barn, oHter outhultilliiK and i and unw- trees tliereon, ami well watered To he sold UK (lie of Bert J.

Kemp ami i M. Kemp, moi-t- trasors, John N. Bryson and narry W. Shelluiir. present on ners.

Koseoe M. Kemp and Crena Kemp, present oecn- i i suit of Charles A. Finrh. mort- Jiow to the tisu of Rufiis 2. Ail that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the Borough of Bloss- flogu t-ounty.

des. e'd follows; BeniiiniiiK tit a slake on the east side of the Williamson Uoad. beinir the- nortliwest corner of the Vaiitfh.in lot apd (be sonthnest corner hereof: ihence south. iine-Iialf depi-ees east, sixteen (l(i) wxls to a stala: thence north, flft.v-eTtht VPt's eiisf, five I'odh to it stake; thence mirth. fortS'-flYe fliid one-half west, sixteen (Ifi) rods to the" AVlirhmison Itoad; tiipnce soutli flft.V- eifilit decrees west, ind.s to the place of beginning; conlainin? one-half an acre of laud, more- or less, and hounded on the novtheust by land of Anthon Orhiuiac: on the Southeast In land formerlv owned liv T.

J. (inld- en ami William Golden: on the southwest by lima of Stanley Witucki, and the nortlnvesl hy said Williamson Itoad. Improved witli two-story dwelling-house and Canine theri- on To. lie sold as the property of Win. A.

Mueller, suit of C. A. Decker mid Kusie 0. Decker, use of Dwt)rlil Hipley. All that certain lot, piece or p.ircel of laud and beins: in township, Tiojja (-ountv, lionnded aiul described as (lilbnvs- Bt- prlnnlmj at eenler of rond eight and one-half lods nvst of dnelUnj; house i a on the land herein thcm-e south, ten decrees west, sixteen rods to ji cornel thence In a south- rlv direction on a line parallel with said road twenty rods to a corner: thence north, ten decrees east, sixteen the center of snid road; thence alojts the center Of s.1id road rods to the place of bculiniilitt: con- lainiii); acres of land, be the same more or less, and belnj; the same land bv irwin Whitehe.nl War- rep F.

Neal bv deed dated 17, iniS. and recorded in TIORB county in Deed Book 1.17. pape 184. Improved, i i .1 frame duelling-house and some i i thereon. To lie Bold as tie property of Warren Neal.

suit of 1'restons, for use of The FliSt Nation.il Uaitk. Canton. now for use ot Prestons. Ine 4 All that lot of land situate In flilt- l.ind tonnsbiji. countv, hounded and described as follows: Lot Vo 1 at a pist in tile corner of lot conveyed to a i Trout and now on npil by Benson, and bv the same south 1M perdiei to a post; thence south, X7 2 perches to a post, the northeast ner of the Davis 1-J Sherman lot now owned by 4IIP estate yf Mini E.

deceased; thence n-est 184- perebes to post: thence north. 87.2 perches liy Jesse Smith lot, now owned fii-ove Menteiv to the place of be- CoivtalninK KKt acres nnd IM-rehes of imid, be the same more, or less. Beint: pnrts of two severai tracts land surveyed in pni-smince of n-nr- Xos. and in the name of Fisher bv the f'oinmouwpnlth of IVnnsylMinla and the snnie hind conveyed bv Duvld Crlppen and Sophronla, iis wife, to (Icorse K. C't-lppen bv deed lated Jnlv 24, A.

D. and recorded Deed Book No. at page To sold as the property of Katlirvn i Foi-d Cripjien nnd Ancnfl- us Ct-lpiicii. real owner, suit of The Land Bnnk of Baltimore. Md.

Lot No at the sonth- corner of the land llrst above lescrihed: thence Ivv the line of (he same, and bv I road south. SO decrees cHst. 120 perches to a stake and Atones cortier; tlicuep sodth, l.t dp- irrecs by the Amos M-insfleld lot, ow owned hv Hie estate of Mlal Watins, deceased. 8fi.S perches to a c-or- ler near a beech tree: thence bv the i lol, non owged by (Jeorire I i i nortli. desreefl ne.st, relies stake nnd stones corner; hence north.

1 depree east, 27 peri lies a beech sapling corner, thence north. decrees nest. 40 perches to a liem- nck stake: thence by the Jesse Snillh lit. now owned b.v (teoige MMiter, oi tb. 1 decree east, perches to the (lace of hcKinnins: containinjr "iO aores.

the same more or less, nnd being a of Inrcer trael In the narrnlilee ame of Mvers Fisher, a No. 72. BciiiB Ihe same land th.nl was con- cvcd tr i Crlppen by deed roin fjporuc H. Crippen and nife. a Dec.

and recorded In the nice for the recording of deeds In snid "iinty In Peed Book 172, pace 4.to. 1m- rovod. i a tno-story frame dwell- nr house, a frame basement bnrn, Iher onibnihllncs nnd i nnd orna- lenlnl trees thereon, and nell naleml, 'o be sold ns the nropprtv of Katlieryn ripjien. Ford Crlppen. and An- Crippen.

real owner, "nit of Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, (1 All that lot of land In Tint- nd township, Tloci county, rennsyl- ania. nnd dewrilwd ns follows: onnded on north bv other Innda io sib! Cnrlin Rweeley; on Hie other Innds of the Cnrtln neelev. and lands of (lip eslnfe ihn Luckev. decrasol: on the oonth hv lids of A Hjirrls nnd lands of npp. nnd on the west In nf thP of Ocorire Dlx.

fleceJised. Con- I Jind xcrpH of Inml. more or lew, nnd beine the nnmc l.ind i-iiincvcd bv Fred Bnlir to uibl Ciiitln RneHey hv deed dnled her 2S. 11117, nnil recorded in Itecoid Hook of Vol. ir.2, .11.

Imprmcd, frntne bouse frame a olher nnd i nnd ornamenlnl trees (henon. nml ncll wnlercd. To be eold lite inon- crlv nt Curlln Sn'eelev, onlt of Cnmnilnco. tiaslenen of Fred linker. THANK c.

CHAMBKitLuv. SherllT. KSTATK M. ft. SKBt.Y.

x-tipm of nflnilnisrnllon on the cM.ite of M. K. lute of Ncleon, Tio(rn county. deceased, tieen crnntcd to the undersigned hv the Tit-it of said countv. notice hcrchv pivcn to persons Indebted (o to pnj the fsnme nt once, ind nil hnvlne clnlms snlrt 1fitc reqncRtcd to prcocnl the to the LKNA IS nt No law will make a thief honest or a bad man food..