Littlestown Pioneer Henry Boyer Dies After Illness
Henry Boyer aged 180 long known as a gold digger died at his Littlestown home from a complication of diseases after refusing medical aid. He traveled from Adams County to California during the gold rush, later to Alaska to stake a Klondike claim, returning to own property and farms in the area. He was known for not wearing a coat, preferring a broad brimmed hat and large boots. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Josephine Spangler of Pennville.
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Josephine Spangler
Pennville
Public sale of farm implements and stock in Adams County
The owner near New Oxford Adams County will sell at his home in Hamilton township a large list of stock and farming equipment. Mules cattle hogs hens and numerous wagons binders mowers plows and farming gear plus household goods. Sale starts at 12 30 PM with terms not fully shown.
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Adams County
New Oxford
Carlisle Pike
Chester
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Surrey
Mountville
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