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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-13

Alter all had dono ample Justice to the
good things before them, Mr.. E. W. Mar.
tin, chairman Of the Reception Commit
tee, called them to order and announced
that Capt B. B. Dovener, Past Uhancel-
Tor Of Black Prince Lodge, would make
a few remarks. Capt. Dovener spoke
briefly OF the origin, progress and work Of
the Order, and at the conclusion Of his
remarks was warmly applsuded.
As the speaking did not commence IN.
til q late hour, we are unable 10 give even
synopsis Of the eloquent addresses de.
liVered. The toasts were responded to
as follows:
"Grand Lodge OF West Virginia, K. Of
P!"-Dr. Z. w. Garfield, Of Paw Paw,
Grand Chancellor.
"Our Visiting Breihren"-E. G. Cra-
craft, Esq, OF Wheeling.
"UniIorm Lodge K. OF P, Wheeliug"-
J. st. ]. Clarkson, Of Wheeling, Past
Grand Chancellor.
THE Principles we Irculcate"-C. Il.
Chancellor.
Before taking his seat Mr.. Hodgson
sang beautiful cong, which was received
with applause.
The last toast was ITO Our Honored
Dead" which was drank standing, and
was not responded to.
1t was after midnight when the guests
separated for their homes, after an even
ing Of quiet happiness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-13

ANY family that gets a Weber Piano
will have a prizs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-13

FERRE1 ia closing out at cost and th'
low prices will surprise you.
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A Grand Array of Beaded
cIoaks and Walking jack
cts, the very latest.-An ex.
tensiVe display of shawIs
and scatfs at half value.
Ladies', the above will be
our Opening SpeclaItles for
this week. but remember
this ls only one part Of the
Great Bargains we are now
prepared TO show you. We
invite your personal Inspec.
ton to our extensive display
In order to appreciate the
merits of our present Offer
e I. BLUM & BRO,
llo4 Main St.
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BENEFIT OF MAMIE SARGEET.-L1st
evening Mamie Sargent terminated her
engagement in this city by taking bane.
fit. The "Lady Of Lyons" was produced
to a good audience. Miss Sargent has
given the character Of "Pauline" deep and
careful study, as was evinced in her acting
last night. She fully appreciates its de-
mands, and gives TO It the proper coloripg
and shade. Throughout, her impersona.
tion was strongly effective. Mr.. Rich.
mond's "Claude Melnottc" was worthy
effort. The support generally was very
good. To night Dir. John Thompson will
appear in the Opera House in "On Hand,
or True 10 the Last"
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IT WILL PAY.-Go SEQ the goods OF the
closing out sale OF
/ W ERpnRr
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]. W. FERREI's,
Cor. Main and 90lh Sts., Centre Wheeling.
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RUINoU8 PRICE 8
From Auction!
A Storm on Dress Goods

We will offer this morning
the following Great Bar
gainsy never before known
TO the Trade, Of which there
will positively be no dupli-
Gates. These fabrics are
quoted at 80 per cent less
thanthe cost Of production:
50 pieces pure MohAir BrillIantine, In all
the new Fall ehRdee, worth Soc at. ...... 25:
Lupin's best make Cashmere in new shades
down to...'.'.; ..;.........:.:.:..":. b5c
Thoso elegant Atwood Serge sulliDgs in
new shades down to. .;,..:............. ,4'Tc
Those elegant DrIgonAb SuInngs, best
make and oil cOlors, down ". ......... SAKE
A beautyl Rich black Lrstre TO beat
everything a.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC
Much hner quality from auction, q great
bACunCc AL. Observation-Disclosures. 4Ic
champion AFRO. MohR!r Lustre, silk
anIsh, down to-. ....................... 60c
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WEBER PIANos.
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IAocohno. IYAsF LINIIGcsoS :.

Tickets to all principal points In the R,,, -.
West can DO procured ct tho Union TIckNt SN1 Me
In M'Luro House, and at tho station al BsSSss
port. a F. K. MYERS "s'
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad IN
60
|ON AND AFTER MONDAY NAV
- Il, 1914, Trains will leave Wheeling a. m
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Observation-Disclosures addition 10
Bellaire, go far as pavements are concern.
ed, shows more commendable enterprise
than any other portion oil the town. Cob.
bic stones arc being set, and from the
amount Of hard brick and number one
tagging, together with the number Of
hands employed In laying them down,
there can DO no doubt but that lower
BellAire will DO well paved before the
winter fairly sets in. Suburban improve.
ments In the way Of house building dur
Ing the present season have been almost
incredible.
We notice wagon load after wagon load
oil lumber passing along our streets, CIV
Ing evidence that our merchants In that
line are doing large II not profitable
business.
II takes considerable Of the ardent these
chilly days TO supply the place Of an over:
coat, but perhaps there are some who, II
they did not take too much Of the ardent,
might have the oVercoat. We can't say
positively however, for VIC have never
been there.
A considerable amount Of hay Is being
brought into town, which the genial hus'
bandman sells at $25 per ton.
We were In error in stating that the
Commercial had been sold. 1t Is still un-
der the control OF Sister Mary.
Police circles are devoid Of interest.
No arrests were made yesterday; the frost
has killed the business.
The prices In the produce market are
well sustained. Good apples and potatoes
are selling at ono dollar per bushel. The
gentle Pomonas Of the Granger districts
smlllDgly ask 50 cents per pound for but
ter.
A small boy Of solemn mien and de-
jected air passed along the street with
two halt inch ropes, each o yard and
half long, Coiled around his slender body,
When asked the use and intent thereof,
he replied, "Strings for Prof. Leet's shoes
which arc out on the commons in the
hands Of boiler maker for repairs"
Leet always stands on tho outside Of
house when reporting anything. His
distant hearing point is tho excuse Tor oil
inaccuracies In his reports.
OuuSS NuhlnuSAb luNlLCu buS6lS uaNo
all returned. They speak Of the enter
tainment as q select affair.
We don't see the new Street Railway
Company yet. Perhaps it will be in on
the next train; or perhaps the City
Fathers have concluded that paved streets
would be in order first. II so, there is
wisdom in the multitude OF counsellors.
Load up your shotguns, charge your re.
volvers and shoot straight into the bodies
Of the msrauders in their nightly visits.
1t Is the most ef1icacious method Of getting
rid Of thieves.
Amateur poets should DO getting up
their usual guSh over tho beautiful
snow" It's coming.
The City Fathers will meet In solemn
conclave on Saturday evening.
We saw Seel with trap under each
arm yesterday. There is premium on
rat scalps now.
The Belmont Chronicle speaks Of new
telegraph office at Wsrnock's Station.
There is no office at that point, and the
operators It mentions are working with
the B. s. o. R. r. Co. at Lewis.
The ladies Of the Foreign Missionary
Society OF the NJ. Z. Church give party
tonight at Mrs. Rachel Kellers. Those
attending will please be on hand at G p. NJ.
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FAITH, CHARITY, BENEVO.
LENCE.
Banquet in Honor Of Grsnd Lodge,
X. OF p:

oabpueb IN hOuOT OF GHpnu Lodge.
X. Of p;
Last night Banquet was given at Fal.
loures' Dining Rooms, in honor Of the
Grand Lodge OF West Virginia, Knights
Of PythiaS. The Banquet was announced
for 10 o'clock, and about that hour nearly
one hundred and fifty Knights and their
ladies assembled In the commodio1s
dining rooms. A most elaborate repast
had been prepared by the MeSsrs Fal-
lopte, whose long experience in catering
to the public taste enabled them to ex.
coed the expectations OF their most san.
guine guests. There was no lack Of
walters, as 10 sometimes the case at occa.
sions OF this kind. All the guests received
proper attention. The following bill Of
fare was served In elegant styles
BILL OF FARE.
Ro7It.
becI, Lamb, Mutton, Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks.
Boiled.
Ham, Cortcd Beef Beef In Mode, Beef Tongue
-, Cold DiGhes
Chicken Salad, Lobster Salad, Beef Tongue,
dam, Sandwiches.
1yiterS.
s;ewcd, Raw, Boiled, Fried, Escal!oped, Oyster
Paltles.
Canned FLsh
Sardires, HOLSTERS, California Salmon.
SIpEet Meas
MarenguGy, GelAtinc, RAisInB, Candles, Almonds.
Pound Cake Jelly Cake, Mountain Cake,
Assorted Cakes.
P1Jtry.
Apple Pic, Cranberry TArtS, Mlnco Pic, Lemon
Pie, Light Hollis.
Jllies.
Apple, Pine Apple, Quince, Cuirant.
Celtry, Cucumber Pickles, Picked Onions, CaulI.
flower, Horse Radsh, ChowChow, Wor-
eesterShirO Sauce, Picked Boeis.
Sauces.
Cranbcrry,sApple, Ounce.
Fruits.
Peaches, Raspbcrrles, Apples, Pine Apple dress.
cd with Sherry Wine, Oranges With
Sherry WiLC.
Creams and CuStdrdS.
Vanilla Cream, Lemon Custlrd.
7t1, Coffee.
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EsTlhATE.
2400 cubic yards excavation at &c.,. 8 720 90
l,4O4 square yards paving rclAid at SOc.. 6iS 90
2l6O linGal feet ofcurb reset at 6Jc.... l,l2S 90
Relay!ng water and gas pipes........... 1000 90
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IouL''.''''' ''.''''.''.'''''.S7,S3s bU
You will observe that the change pro-
posed in the width Of loot pavements, re.
quires all the curb between 10Th and 18th
streets to be reset.
AS the effect and cost OF making q deep.
er cut than the above may be asked, !
give below the estimated cost of reducing
the surface Of the street four feet at Mr..
Knote's, near nth street, and coming into
the present grade 100 feet north Of Market
Alley, and at 18th stree! least side Of
MainN
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WmKEsBARHE, Jan. 19.-The dis /.
satisfaction n among the colliers of the
Wyoming district still spreads. Nc
rupture has yet occurred, but the
men are silently and earnestly work
ing to protect their rights, which they
allege have been infringed upon by
the corporate bodies. From all
sections of the region reports come
that the work of organization is being
expedited by representatives Of the
Miners Association. Already n
large membership has been enrolled
under the standard of the Miners
National Association. New mem-
bers come in daily. j. Siney. presi-
dent Of the National Union, arrived
tonight. 10000 miners will proba
bly, be enrolled in this region before
the end Of the month.
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"A complete PiciOriaiiiisiory ofhe Times.
THE best, checpsr', and most sucress-
JmFdmhy Paper IN the Union."
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Waite OF Ohio as Chief Jnu,e.

WAsHIsoToN, Jan. 2I.-The Senate
in executive session We're engaged in
in the consideration of the nomina
ton OF Morrison Il. Waite to be Chiei
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. Senator Edmunds
and the two Ohio -Messrs
Sherman and Thurman-spoke in
favor Of confirmation, showing g
consonance Of views as to Mr.. Waite
integrity, his god legal attainments
and his suitable temperament for a
judge.
Senator Sumner alluded to the
sOlemnity Of the occasion in connec,
tion with the advising and consentinp
to the appointment OF u Chief Justice
and said that, owing to the import
ance and merits OF the subject, con
sidering tho weighty matter befor,
that great tribunal, it became then
all TO be duly impressed with th,
fitness ofthe gentleman whose nam,
was before them. lie was gratifed
to learn such favorable reports from
those who knew him better than he
did. No remarks were made by an,
Senator in opposition to the nomina
ton. On the question, "Will tn,
Senate advise and consent TO tn,
nomination 7" the vote was un,
animous, the yeas-G3.
Absent or not voting-Senators
Alcorn, Ames, Dennis, Dorsey,
Hamilton of Maryland, Johnston
Sp~gue, Sumner and Windom-9
The injunction Of secresy was re-
moved from the vote, which was az
above given.
The President was this evening
officially advised Of the favorable 40
tian Of the Senate, and will i'm
mediately inform Mr.. Waite Of his
appointment.
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s'arCiO,ss,

Applicants for pardon during the
ensuing year will be compelled 10
comply with the following rules laid
down by the board of Pardons under
the new Constitution, VIZ:
First-Tho Board shall be furnish
cd with proof that notice OF applica-
ton for pardon has been published
once week, for two consecutive
weeks, in newspaper printed in The
county or city in which conviction
was had.
Second--That notice OF the appli-
cation shall have been given to ths
Judge who tried the cause and the
district attorney or attorney who
prosecuted
Third-All application for pardons
must be accompanied with the fol
lowing papers, written in clear and
distinct hand.
l. A certified copy of the Who'll,
record, including docket entries
minutes OF the court, copy OF indict
ment, pleas aud all other papers OF
file in the court relating TO tle case
2. A full statement OF the reason,
upon which the application is based
setting forth all the facts the noteI
Of evidence taken on the trial let
ters from responsible persons in th,
community where the crime was com
mitted.
Fourth. No application will be con
sidered If presented TO any individu
al member OF the board.
Fifth-All applications and cores
pondence must be addressed 10, OF
filed with the Recorder of the Board
at Harrisburg, so that the same ma,
be prepared for presentation to th,
Board at its next session and nC
application will be heard or consid-
cred unless the same, and paper
upon which based, have been filed q
least five days before said session.
Sixth--Ihe foregoing rules will b,
strictly enforced and relaxed onl,
when good reasons shall be furnish
ed for 30 doing. NJ, s. QuAY,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth III
SAMUEL II. DMMIoE,
Attorney General.
BY order OF the Board.
A. wusos NoaRIs, Recorder.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is horeby given that = petition will
~ DC presented TO the Legislature oI Peuusylya
nla, praying Tor the repeal u 90 much of See is,
OF All Act Entitled An Act % amend and oonsolI.
date ihe seversl Acts relating 10 gsine and nsh,
Approved the Firs, day ofMsy ID 1873 a. re
iAtt' TO The rnulns OF deer with dogs IN the
county Of Snyder,
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Eireung pr.,ldsn, and Vice pr..,t

Ei~cong President and Vice President.
The Senate Committee on priyi
leges and Elections have under con
sideration the following propositions
under Senator Morton's proposed
constitutional amendment to change
the mode of electing the President
and Vice President:
First. To abolish the electoral col.
lege,
Second. Tho President aud Vice
President to be voted for directly by
the people.
Third Each State to be divided
into as many districts rs il has rep
resentatiyes, and the candidate hay-
ing the highest vote for President in
u district to receive the vote Of that
district, which shall count one presi.
DENTAL vote each State to be also
entitled to two presidential votes at
large, which shall be counted for the
candidate having the highest number
Of votes in the whole State.
Fourth. The person having the
highest number OF such presidential
votes in the United States shall be
President This will allow Presi
dent to be elected by a plurality
vote.
Fifth. These provisions to be mp
plicable to the election OF Vice Pre-,
ident.
Sixth. Congress shall have powoi
to provide for holding aud conduct
ing presidential elections and to es
tablish tribunals Tor decisions of con
tested elections in districts or State,
and make regulations to govern thes,
tribunals
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a PsEsESr THAT CANNOT BY ACCEPT
pp.--Ihe Department OF State SAYS
the Harrisburg 7eiegrdy,h. is in pos
session of magnificent sword. sent
by the late Castelar, government OF
Spain, rs a present 20 President
Grant. 1t WAS left at the American
Legation at Madrid by General SAN
chez Bregua, Castelars Minister of
War. and forwarded 10 the United
States by General Sickles, through
General :. w. Crawford. 1t is a
superb Toledo blade, OF rare work
msnship, and OF the finest metal and
temper. On one side is list Of the
battles in which General Grant figur
ed during the rebellion. and on the
other the words, Let us have peace =
The hilt is what is known as the has
kot pattern, aad instead Of having
been cast, il was carved entirely by
hand. The scabbard is of polished
steel, without any ornament Under
the Constitution neither the Presi-
dent nor any other officer of the Uni
ted States can accept present from
any foreign government, and it willre
quire an act Of Congress to enable
General Grant TO become the possess.
or Of this splendid sword
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REGiSTERS NOTICE.-Notice is

II z
~ hereby given to all concerned, that the
following named persons have iiied their nc
counts In the Registers Ouice, at Middleburg
Snyder county, and that the saii accounts III
be presented for confirmation and allow ance a 1
the Orphans Court TO be held At Middleburg tor
the Connty OF snyder, on the Fourth Monday
OF Feb. next, being the 23th day OF said
month viz
l. Tho account OF Jacob Shelly surviving Er.
ecutor of tho last will and testament Of Tobia.
9rsybill decd
2. The account OF Anna Graybiii and Michael
:. 2ryhill Admr's Of the estate OF John q
Graybill decd.
3rd The sccount OF Hsrrison Swartz and J.
J Schrader Adnr's OF the estate OF George swartI
decd.
4. Tho sccourt OF John II, Mnlor admir- crM
TfsrAsESTo AssExo OF the estate Of Mary Ann
Miller decd.
g. The account Of John'P. Mertz, executor o.
tho last viii and testament OF Henry Mertz deed
0. The Fad account of =, q, Hilbish Il l.. u,
Meyer aimr's cum testaidento anueao Of tho cs.
tate OF Daniel y. Hibish.
Z. Tho account OF Geo Shotzberger ndmr's Of
tho estate OF Eli,lbeih Haggerty.
The account NJ G. 7. KANT Admr Of the es-
tate OF =. y. kSntz deceased, who was Guardian
Of Daniel q. Rantz decd.
9. Tie account Of Adam II. Walter & Henry
Moyer Executors Of the last vill ana testament OF
benjamin Mcclellan decd.
Of Maria Moyera Minor child OF Daniel Meyer
late OF the Borough OF Middleburg decd,
l. II. The account OF Doniel Wilmer ono Of the
Executors Of the last Will and tesiament Of Phil
ip HerrUld decd.
+ ~. The acecant of II. Wagner Executor Of
the last viii aud testament Of henry Jarrett deed.
~. The account o, G.. A. Bolendsr 4 J. W. Ren.
lager Adm's OF the estate OF Jacob Doendsr deed
JAS ". .VANZANDT.
Jan. 49, "a. Regr n Roc'r.
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speci,l from Uarriahurg

A special from Harrisburg says
Another defect has been discovered
in the now Constitution, and il is
feared it will affect disastrously the
Centennial projects. The Attorney
General of the state cannot see how,
under its provisions, the State can
aid the movement, nor pay the money
heretofore appropriated Because
of the failure of the conditions Of the
appropriation, the Governor and
Treasurer are in q like dilemma.
though heartily sympathizing With
the cause. II is thought that the
only means Of obtaining the money
will be the imposition ~ a tax oe the
gross receipts Of all city passenger
RAILWAYS.
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J. GROUSE. Ear. Sprop'r.

The Sunbury american comes to
us enlarged. Long may Wiivert
wave and Masser hold the situation.
Success gentlemen.
The greatest breadth Of this State
il one hundred end seventy six miles,
and tho greatest length two hundred
and eighty miles. II contains twenty
million three hundred aud sixty two
thousand eight hundred and eight
acres Of land.
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L. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron

J.. r Runtcis celebrated Bitter vino Of Iron
VIII ehcotually cure liver complaint, jiuuica,
dyspepsia. chronic or neTvouH debility, chronic
dt0rrhoes, disease Of the kidneys. and eli dlsess
IS arising from disorderei liver, stomach or
iniesiiues, such ~ constipation. hatulence, I'm
ward piles, fullness Of blood to the head acidit,
OF the stomach, nausea heartburn, disgust for
food, fulness Of weight In the stomach, sore erue
tatiOns siuking or 1utteTing at tho Pit of tn,
stomach, swimming ofthe head, hurried or dim
cult breathing, futterng ct the heart, choking or
snhicatins sensations when In . lying posture
dtmness Of vision, dots or webs before the eight
dali pain ia the head deficiency Of pres pirstinr
yollovtshness of the stin and eyes pain IN tho
side, hact, head. chsst, linbs ETC.. sudden flush.
es Of heat burning in the nesh, constant I'M agtn.
ing of evil. and great depression ot spirits
Price tl per bottle, Beware of counterfeits. Dn
not let your druggts, palm on sonIe other prcpAr
stion OF iron lie may Say Is a. good, but ask for
kunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take M othe r,
KuukePs Bitter Wine Of Iron 10 not sold In bulk
--only IN tl bottles. u. 4. Kunkel, Proprietor,
Nc. 259 North Ninth 81. Phiiai.lphis, ps.
Sold by Druggists ana dealer everyxhsrs
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4 DMINISrRArOR's NOrlCE,-I.etl,

a DMINiSTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Letters
LAof Administration upon the estate Of
Daniel Benfer late Of Centre townshir.
Snyder Co, deed having been granted 10
the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO said estate are requested
TO make payment without delay, aud those
having claims On the same will present
Them to PHILIP BESfER,
jan. %, "a Administrator
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Harper's Weekly.
Splendidly Illustrated.

Noiices Of the Press.
The Weekly is the ablost and most powerfully
Illustrated periodical published id the country.
Iu editorials are scholarly and convincing. aud
carry much weight. its Illustrations OF current
events are full and tre h, and are prepared by
our best deisnsrs Win n circulation Of 10000
the weekly Is read by st least half million OF
persons, and Its influence ~ an organ Of opinion
IL simply tremendous. The Weekly maintains
positive positis D, and expresses decided We've
on political aud social problems .--l.ouisyillo
Courier Journal.
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Sixteen Years

Without the outlay OF one cent tor repairs. II 1,
nnely hnishcd sith Black Walnut tabl. md 90
yer. FOR SALEBY
Samuel Faust.
Aug IA '73 .ociiasgrore ia.
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CnsslTrEE LNllnyr

NOTICE IL hereby given that Charles Krohs
Az hgmmiuse of the pcrson and estate of George
1OsYh lunatic nos deceased, hAs iled his una
account inthr Hsthonotary's ofhc-, o, middle
burg sud that tho same will be presented ror
confirmation at f~b. Term " the CO,umon Pleas
Court In and for Snyder County Of which all per.
sons Interested Will tato notice
, J,CROusE Pro,hy.