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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-27

A CHALLENGE.
"A TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
ATTENTION,
"CHAMPION RIDERS OF THE WORLD ~
common announcement the bills OF travelling cirs
other exhibitions, claiming tho exclusive posse
sion of the "ORIGINhL AN ID ONLY CHAMPION RIDtRS,w
Is apt msead the public and create the doubt whether
there really artist who can Justly style MN
"CHAMPION therefore the undersigned desires 70 ad
and substantive tho that he produce and
execute - ..-... -
FOUR BETTER EQUESTRIAN ACTS
be done by circus performers IN the unvers6s
And in order induce the champion riders 70 0n1
pete against these acts hereby unhestatiugy
CHALLENGE THE WORLD
for q OF money from ..,x ..nu
NY BAREBACK CARRYING ACT,
the principal act OF
FRANK MEIsLvILLE. =.
THE BAREBACK SOMERSAULT AND PIROCETTE ACT
OF GEORGE DONALD. -,
who IL IA old equestrian 10 yeaD Mn
senior t. compete and x-s
THE BAREBACK PONY HURDLE ACT OF ALEX
The above be every afternoon and evening In
the NEW YORK CIRCUS.
This challenge open 10 all RIDERS and the acts may Do
'AAe" 'os''"s' JAMES MELVILLE. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-27

| A CADEMY OF MUsTC-FAREwELL MATINEE,
| n SATURDAY., Nav "a, at o'clock.
FAUST. FAUST FAUST
| Kellogg, VILLAIN, KELLOGG, VILLAIN PALMER,
ORLANDINI, SUSINT.
Admission to matinee ~ Reserved Seats 50 cents extrss
seata In Private BOXES 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-27

HvVHAr I KNOW ABOUT HOUSE FURgI snISG,n
w and how sot my Furniture, Carpcss Msttresses,
C.r!sns and Other Goods nna paid ~ the month 81
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
CNrEr rNNCLAMNTInN

NNrhcrcls tho Hon. :. : wood. rro.j.
w dent Judge Of the Iul'citl p.iri"'
composed or The counties of Snyder. Guioi
and Milliin aud !. T.. l.. Shudcl anil
George 4. Mover. E,vs Associate lulgns
IN Hni for Snyder county have issued rhrir
rrcccipr herring. di'c the the 9"th In,
vt sept. \ u lN1l. fo me directed fer
the holding of M Orphan. court. q cout'
NJ Common Pleas. court oI oyer aui Ter
miner and General court of Quarter Sr,.
sion. Of the rencc Niddlchurr. tor the
county Of shy Ter. un the ~ Monday. Ihc
ing the lth day vt December. ISL aul
continue oug week
Notice il therefore hereby given 'o tie
Coroner. Justice of the Peace AMI Cou.ir
hlcs in m for The county of Snylor, 10 ap-
pear in their PROPER person Si'h their rolls
records. ingui-iiioLs. examinations anl
% her rcmcmirrnc"- ~ do those thing
which Of their oilieos aud in their hchnlt
pertain to he done aud witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting IT, behalf Of the Common
wealth against amy person or persons ar,
required 10 he then nud thcr" nttculiu-
nnl not departing without leave At lhri,
peril Justices Hrc requested Ia hr runci
url in their alicndrUrc 90 The appointed
time nrrnrpily to uoti,s.
Given uudcr my hand ant scat at M.
Sucrh office in MiiilchWg. thr -'in duy
sept, of N b. one thousand eight hundred
tui scycnty'vuc
/ lOYN : WOLF. Sheriff
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10 Nebraska. california. and Knasas,
and the b. d NJ. X. r. Lands.


The 4" Burlington Route.' 40 called. lies
right in the path Of the Star Of Empire. Il
runs almost Immediately in the centre ~
the great westward movement OF emcgra-
tion. Crossing illinois and Iowa. II strikes
the Missouri River At three points.
These three points are the gs,eways into
three great sections OF the trans Missouri
region.
The Northern gate IL Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you 10 the land
Of gold and grapes sunny mount tini, and
perpetual summer
The Middle gate is Plaitsmnu,h, which
opens upou the South half Of Nebraska.
south of the Platte river, region uu.ur
passed on the continent fnr a. riculturc and
gain. Just here are the u. 4 VI Rail
rnid lands. concerning which Geo. : iltr
ris' the lanl officer nt Burlington. Iowa
can give you nll information an In the
heart of them is Lincoln. the STATE Ch, ,itn
IN Pre- sent Terminus of The road
The Southern gate leads to Kansas b.
connexions with the 81 Joe Boal a. liam
burg running direct to " Joe AMI ktnsa'
lGjtv.
The trains Of the Burlington run smooth
~ nnl safely aud maze u connections. !
rnrs ih" hest of co1chca. rnllmHn raltc
mi ru'Imtn dining cars aul should VI
10 III iou ncy rnr tho iUmnry's spk
alone, you will he repaid ~ take il o.
find home or farm. aud you cannot fin
either uc,tcr than nmougihe Ii. X VI. lnnl.
W ere vou eau huy on ten yeas credit
AMI at low pricc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
JrRY LIsr DEO&dBGR TERN, 1874


Benvcr-tohn Biclm,u, John II trick,
Adam Spcchi
Beaver wrs--Jnhn u R,mig Jacob Krcbb.
Chapman jacob II L"nil.
franklin --Wilnm g rowcrsox.
Jackson -Wiiliim Snih.
Monroe Lcp'cy, Jacob Hendricks
Via. Riitcr.
MiddlrciceL Calvin l. Fisher, Jacob !
Smith.
Pcuy-Snmuel Dcrr. Ahner ilornbcrgcr
Jacob Fore,
Pcnns IL ,ury OF. Hiram KIM.
sci n.groy, -Gs,rGt " Keller, l. Il Hun
NIL. John " prk-.
Uuiul w llim \ ShaT =.
Washing ou-Jac,b u ShirE, Pete Il
RciseL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

SnSDLS s. svISEronp, have just receiv
ed aud offer for sale cheap, splepdid sup
ply Of the best fruit favoriug extracts, he.
sides variety of domestic articles such as
Yeast powder, Ground Black Pepper, Nus
,arj, Baking Soda, Essence Jamaica Gin
ger. Liquid aud dry Blueiug, Sewing Ma
chine Oil, and many other articles found IN
Grst class Drug store. Call AMI see.
No charge for showing.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

TsE FnRESoLoGIcALJ JOURNAL for Doccm,
ber is AT hand. Among the Magazines we
receive each month, none are moro care
fully persued' than the PnREsoLoGIcAL, on
account Of its sound views on everything :
related TO the times. leis progressive and
reformalory. Single Nos. 80 cts. $500 n
year. Anew vol. begins with tha next
number. $. Il. WELLS, Publisher, 3S9
Broadway, y. Y,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

TnE LADy's FRIgSD for December is a
namber Of surprising aitractiveness, Two
exquisite steel engrsyings, a brilliant col.
ored Fashion plate, anl numerous fine
wood-cuu illustrating stories, fashions,
and fancy work, make rich array Of en-.
bellishments. Price 500 u year. Four
copies. 50. Eight copies (and onc gratis
$l2. the Lady's Friend" and the Sat
arday Evening Post" 81. Published by
Deacon & Peterson, Philalelphis.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Ia. anybody seen the cOmct' 1t is said
there is one in sight.
Iowsn than ever--Oak Hall prices this
Fall
ws will furnish GopBr's LApY's BOOK
and THK posr one year for sloo.
Asreur worth seeing-.wanamaker 4
Browns Oak Hall.
Cot. A. c. SlNpsoS has resigned his po-
,ihou as President Of the SUnbury & Lew.
istown Ralroa1.
tTfTG5S,, Kins wansnakcr & Browns
Fall Suits.
CAprAis HuFr, oHNlion. has been pre-
sented with Masonic apron over one hun
dred years old.
Fiovsgp down to fne poin,-osk Halls
Fall prices.
GotsRSoR GkARY has appointed X. H.
Rinsler, ESQ, Prothopatary ofColumhir
county in the place Of General Wellington
H. Ent, deceased
oun distant readers are hereby informed
that we had n smn,tering Of snow yer,cr
jay morning. Those who are already a..
ware Of the fact may skip this item.
ygSpuR BfLLs.-wc arc prepared to
print in good style all kinds of vcudue
and Real Estate Bills. Send along your
work and we will guarantee satisfaction.
Orders received and returned hy mail.
Wills eating chestnuts few days ago
young son of Samuel Miller, Of Beech
creek, Lysoming county. got portion Of
one in his windpipc, which caused his
death next day.
BurcuspiSo.- that Siusages ave
being made it becomes necessary to sea.
son we'll with pepper, of which good ar-
ticle can be found at Shinllc X Swiucford'
Drug Store, Of Van Duscr's brand.
BswARB Of parties who 60 about the
county canvassing for newspapers. No
prominent newspaper rroprie'ors employ
travelling agents, although sharpers repre-.
sent themselves to DC authorized fo,
such purposes.
PASSENGER trains now leave this place al
follows Westward. at 7.22 a. m. auC
1888 p. M, eastward at 90 q. m. aud -
30 p. III. The road is alreldy doing u goo,
s,rryipg trade in frsishi and passcugcr
travel.
HoMH Il Health for Novcmher il on OF,
table filled az usual with intcr,tiiug an,
instructive ieadng matter. This magn
zine should be in every family. One copy
ono year, $50 Address W. pGpUY )
Baoruan, s1j Bro slway, New York.
ESoCu SMITH, the popular landlord o
the fremsnI Hotel has lately improved tn
outside appearance of.his house by ru,
ting up rorlico snd other "GSings.
The inside can't be improved for it il
well known fact that the accommodation
at the Fremont Hotel can be beat.
An effort is now being made 10 build
Railroad fro n Danctnlu to Northunbet
land, on this silc OF the Susqushenna.
Surveying party was on the route Ia
week and their report is fafoja1lc. SIC
road would be agre,t con',niance t
the public anl We hope to Sc it bull.
AvsrEuAS Cons lcsKgn. Oar old fricn,
Simon X Herroll Of Chlpnln township
this county. this fall husked over On, hun
drsd bushels Of com. Tais j. u feat wo !
boasring Of when We take into cOasillra
tiou tho fact that Mr. ilerrold il nov yer
ging on his SGlh year. It shows re nlr'll
BILE grit in the veteran AMI is worthy .
notice.
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Tia new schedule for the SInbnry x
Lewistown Railroad went into caect lat
Monday. We Row have two trains daily
each way, departing from Lewlstown at
$50 A. NJ. and i2,lSp. NJ, sni Sclins-
ther particulars see time table in another
column
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
AsorHnR PuzsLR -

A young man asked his sweethesrt's sgej
She thus replied. both grave and sage,
~" Six times seven and seven times three
Add 10 my. age, the sum will be
Az much above sixnincs aud four,
As twice my nge exceeds score"
What was her age,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
Trial List Dec,ber Term ts1u.

RYAN Dauberman W. Enns p. w.iter,
George Belly 4 Daniel Humel vs same
Dsniei walter VS. Cstharine waiborn,
Weller h sweeney, Us VIM. q. Herrold,
Jon Gaior, vs. l.. r. Hummel n Go.
Jonas Rsuch for use &c., vs. y. W. Gausler,
WIN p. Eckbeit, W u p Roback,
James s. Marsh n Co, Va John Hoffman,
jacob q. Walter, vs Michael Schoch,
Cornelius Bpvers0N, vs. itenl. A. Eiseni over,
The Sunbury 4 LewistownR n. W John Bilyei
same vs. Thomas n. Bibighause,
same vs. John r. smith,
same vs. Absslom Snyder.
same vs W. q Herrold,
reter Thomas, vs. A. J. STeoht h ~. Bo'ender,
The above causes are 4 trial at Derembri
Term 1871. y. GROUSE, Prothon'ry.
November ist, 1871.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

LrwIsDuRG WooLEs FAcToRY.---we en-.
dorss the following notice of this flourish.
ing establishment, taken from the Lewis
burg journal ;---0ns who is not acquainted
with the work done at the Lewisburg
woolen Factory will be surprised on Wis
1T there at .ha fine material turned out by
that establishment Cloths that will COM
pare fayorably with the best OF imported
goods eau bc hal at the mandatory nj
any time All kinds of wooden articles
are here manufactured aud can always bC
had at tho store Of ", lIalfpenny & Co.
where also are clever clerks who never tire
IN showing OF the beauties OF their goods
Persons in need Of folsihing wsuld here 6nt
splendid assortment TO choos, from an,
xas Iricss are 1uitersascna5le ---.r
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
7 ~ ED.

Sclinegroyc. on the 18th inst, Horny
lla nhach, aged about q years.
IT, Perry town'hip, on the iIth inst,
John shade, aged - yenrs aud months.
The remain, nf the deceased were in
tered at Gruhhs Church last Monday, with
INTEREST," ng and impressive ceremonies. lie
was member in good standing Of The Sc.
lipsgrove Masoni" Lodge and Of the Free
burg Lodge Of odd Fellows, and his funeral
was largely attended by members of thee
Lodges, The Masonic ceremonies Al the
grave were coniactel by II T.. Miller,
ami the Odd Follows burial service was
conducted by Prof. u. $. Boyer. aftcr
which an interesting discourse was deliver.
ed by Rev Erlenmeyer MIR shade was n
good cIi1cn aud kind neighbor, and his
death is mourned by many friends
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
PErIr ltEous

Nc,vcr-lsqac Fees. l~nnc wc'tcl. David
y Merit Daniel " fi.s. Peter Rrisei
John Go.s -, Jacob Fees 81, joan
Smrlhtch.
hen,cr Sr.l Jesse 'io,k. S,lsm)1 krcbh.
Daniel llt.dn cr
Centre Michael I,islcy, D,uicl Mettgcr
iluphm S,mp.cl
Ch,pmau-Joha VI Hoffman. william Ru
ling. John \. VI vrr.
fpnNin --Jonu Bilgcr. John llummcl
Isaac Beaver. John II settler.
NiIdiccrcrk Lewis Amir. Samuel \ oder
Niiilchu,g -Absolcm Snyder, David
kerstettcr
Mcuroc -GcEgo Fisher. Jones TrcSl,r
Joseph Bout. Robert Fiss.
rer. y N'rhrrl Womer. Emanuel rnll3
william Boyer, jacob Miniim, William
Harirg.
/ puIy Wcs-rrclrick lrho.nst.
Penh,--iohn : Waiter, William Hams
| II nry Moycr.
Scliusgru,e- Elias G.. Hartman, BENJAMIN
. lluuscNorth
/ Uniou-uhyid q Wilmer. Hiram q N,il
/ G'u.g eau tcr. VI Il llerto'd.
/ Wa'Ling' ng'un-Gcorse +. Miller. James
, Moycr, JamIs + Nrtl'y Simur, u Kant
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

Woop's liousEuoLp MAGAZINE for De-.
oomber is Que Of our brightest aud cheeri-
est vieiisnis Tor the month. Crowded
with all the rslishe' of u Christmas Dinner,
II makes one think Of it appropriateness ~
Christmas present for tho lSlle one-, as
sellsas sor the older members of the house
alone richly worth the prisc"of tho Maga-
sine year. SEMI for the December nun
Der, which will bo mailed free. Address
s,s. wOop & Co., Ncwbursh, N. Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
To COnsumptives-

The al vertlser, having been permanently eur
Ell of that dread disease, ,ionsuinptiOn, by sim.
pla remedy, Is INK nus t1 IN Ike 10 lis fellow suf-
he WIN send enpy Of the preaerp ion useh, Gree
Of chtrgs, with the III ectl,ns for prep ring and
using tho same. which they viii tind sua.
sc PARTIES wishing tue prescription Will please
address u hey.. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sot south Third street Willis smsburgh n y
10 lGiy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23
Nj ARR SAsCHk.

On the 9th inst. Joln BilScr of Frank
lin township and Mss Sadie schuch OF
Adam"shurg
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

BurrER aud cheese are almost inlispcn-
sable articles of fool. Properly used, they
are nutritious and hsalty; but an inorli
nate use of either causes indigestion
and dyspepsia. Ptrs,ns' Purg.hre Piis.
iudicously used, will remove bOth OF thc.,
troubles.
H,vE you ngue in the face and is i
badly swolleng lihYsyou seve'e pain 1t
the chest back, or side Have you cranp
or pains in The stomach or howes llS.
you bhh'us collie or severe gripping pains
1T 80. use JohHson's .iHodJHe Lmm,H.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

G0pvy's LADrs Book for December il a
choice number GJugf3 is the cheapc-i
II Ladies Magazines, because it is the
best For the past fOrty-two years the
book has been CO oislerel the guide Of wo-
man in everything that IS cIlc ulttcd to c'-
syate the sex, All no one who has been
accustomed to reading it, interesting pa
ges will willingy do without it. Njw is
the time to IN ,keu clHbs for lo11. Term,
Onc copy, Que year $500; two copies,
$500; five copics, one year, AMI an extra
copy to ia, person getting up thr club.
making six copies, SlioJ. Allrss. l. 4
GopsY. y. L. Corner 9TH Z CIc,tn Sts
phladc.rii'.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

Tng LYcoVING lSsvRNNcE CoHrNSY.--
rh, Dauvi!!c H'tN'gw.rr Of last week says.
"A gentleman from Nancy, Who see us to
be ooayerstAt with the wprAins- Of the
Lycoming Insurance Company, yisuel
Drnyillc OF Monthly last wirhs pa 81
numerou,ly sisnel by tn, citi,en' II thl'
p!ics, protecting against tac pvmtu' IT
the recent usse,sm nj Of that cInltpy
until tho legality Of their Operations bI d.
cidsl by the court'. Il appsr' thu tlr
operation, ny the co. pIuy uG,,.li o. th'
state of Penn.yiyiuil arr lon" o1 tie
stJc.y yioH base upon the security oil tls
notes Of their mutual numbers, aa 1t i
alleged that the Sj1DOJJ rc;eAuy l1t a.
Chicago was Of that class, and cOp', iI3lt-
ly the payment OF the loss fAe 'h.y L.
pirrure' IRON the old tnln rNs ot tht
company our Nancy irisnl' ullcge was
done to make prjIt tbl, bu,inc" tDr "a,
officers Of tue concern at Macy aui th1w
lricnls who ncelsl pIsc. OF business
which could be mlis profitable to them
selves At the risk aud expense Of others, -
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

HuN1iNG oy SrSDNy.-For the inform. -
lion Of those iucOusiderate person, in Ihis
nsighborhoo1. who are in the habit of gun.
ming on the sabbath, We publish the fol-
loving section Of the act Of April 2ld,
1863, and hope they will he ajmonish,d by
II:
Section :. There shall be no shooting.
huuting or trapping on the tist day OF the
Tending against the provisions oi this nc.
shall, on conviction, forfeit ant pay u
sum not cxcceeing twenty-five or less than
five dollars. or he imprisoned in the count y
Jail where the Oflenso was cOmmi ted ~
less then days nor more thau twenty five
days TO. each offence.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-11-23

LTrTISd or MAIL RouTE. II he Pest
Oaicc Department is nov inyuny prnpl'>
AIS for the carrying Of the Mails IN THIS
State for fuur years, TO commence July !,
1871, and continue TO June 80, 1876, Pro.
posnls will he received until o'clock p N,
March |, 1872, AMI the decision viii be
announced on or before March 30, 1872.
Persons desiring information, rs to par
ticulars, eau obtain the sam, at any Post
Office, where pamphlets Of Instruction are
kept for the examination Of the public
The following sre the roptes in aud con
Meeting with Snyl;r County
Northumberland, via Winfield, TO New
Berlin, II miles, and back, six times a
week.
Millerstown, via Nekola and Oriental,
to McKees J Falls, 20 miles and back once
n week. Proposals also invited FOX twice d
week.
Beayertown to Troxelvill, miles, and
back, 3 times u week.
! Pallas to Chapman, . miles, AMI back,
once week. Proposals also invited for
twice week.
Millintown, via oakland Mills, to Selins
grove, miles, aud back, q times week
Duncannon, via Liverpool, to Port rrev
orten, 3Ji miles aud back, & times week
with privilege Of servin, the mail from
NoherH Central railway.
selin.grove to Middleburg, 10 miles, an
back, u times week.
seliusgrovc, via New Berlin, to Maiin-
burg, | 5 miles, aud back TWICE week.
SeliusgroVe Station Northern Csntral
Railway, to selinssroys, miles, Il Iioiss
u week aud back, aGd to Sham1kin Dam
q miles, q times week aud back, viii
privilege Of supplying mail from n. q
Nailway.
New Berlin, via Peun's Greek, Middle
burg. Paxtonyille anl Bsayertown, 10
Lewislown, Al miles, and back, times 1
week.
l,lank forms for Proposals can be OBJ
tanned at any Pes, oiiicc, Of the PosImas
ter.
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FLORAL GUIDE 20 i,;2-Conlam.
IN. Seventy Two Page, AMI Tw, Bcuu
ul CuloUrp rLari, nicely illustrated.
giving plain directions Tor the cultivation
og nearly a Thousand ylrictl y OF flowers
ani N,gonbly-.- Fall bound win youi
name IN gilt, post pad, IN November. %
ceu''. Paper cover and on. cIlorcl plate,
, cents.
Seed Tor fall planning, now rca y an.
sen, free to u . applicants. Address,
NJ G.. REYNOLDS.
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NArWoopi wuHNNUopp-W may marry
who not, WHY -, page. imIciimouts tiu,v'
gul euro. send Zoe. DR.. MuITrtEu, @lG Penn
StPittblrI, IA Scpliy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11


DIxoN.-On FIrst-day, the 9th instant ANN j.,
reiict OF the late James Dixon, in the 9fst year OF
her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her son. c. ]. Dixon,
s. f. corner OF Arch and Eleventh streets, on Fifth
day afternoon, 18th instant, at 8 O'CLOCK 'f
DoEALDsoN.-On the 9th instant SARAH DONALD
Senior, Of Philadelphia.
Her funeral services will be held at the residence
Of Mr.. Joseph Ker, at Beverly, N. j., on Tuesday
afternoon next, at 81 O'Clock precisely. Interment
at Monument Cemetery, on Wednesday morning.
Carriages for her relatives and friends will be at
Walnut street wharf at o45 A. NJ. on that day.
GARDNER.-on the sth instant, SARAH, wife Of
George Gardner, and daughter Of Daniel and Mary
Sutton, in the 41st year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family
dence No. Bower street, on Wednesday, 18th in.
stant at O'Clock p. NJ. 1nterment at Roxborough
Baptist Cemetery.
HoLLAND.-On the 9th instant Mrs CATHARINE
HoLLAND, wife Of Bernard Holland, in the seth year
the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her husband, No. 125 Passyunk avenue, on
Thursday morning, at O'Clock. Funeral service at
St Josephs Church. Interment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
KNo-on the 9Th instant, ROBERT s. KING aged
The relatives and friends Of the family, Southwark
Lodge, o. o. F., are respectfully invited TO attend
tisn street. Thursday afternoon, 18th instant at
o'clock. Interment at Mutual Burying Ground
KITCHEN.-On the sth instant, WILLIAM GORDON
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited to attend his funeral, from his late resi-
dence, Wissahickon, Conradis lane, Twenty
first ward on Wednesday the 18th instant, at 2
O'Clock. To proceed to Leverington Cemetery.
KLoNKGAR.-on the 9th instant, JOHN G. KLoNE-
GAR, in his 62d year.
The relatives and friends of the family, the Pha-
delphia Typographical Society, and Typographical
Union, No. 2, are invited TO attend the funeral,
from his late residence No. 1927 Federal street. on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to
Philanthropic Cemetery.
'WooD.-on Tuesday, April H. RAoHIE W., daugh-
ter OF John and the late Elizabeth Wood in the 10th
year OF her age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, from her fathers residence
Conshohocken, on Thursday next, at O'Clock
Pm
ZRLL.-On the 10th instant HARRY, son OF George
and Elizabeth Zell, aged years and IL months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dnce Of his parents, Flat Rock, above Manayunk on
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock. To proceed to
the Roxborough Presby terian Church.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11
from NEW TORK.
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