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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-08-26
Notice in Partition.

lr the matter of lAc Estate OF Daniel
N'yer a'' Of Adams township, snyder
county, 'enut,, ,.e. i, TO
t.ihhoin Meyer, ,. ding /. Adams town.
,hiI, Snyder coanty, lU., abraham C .
Nn.ucr sud Mary D his wi(o, Welding at
'ir" hu.r, uu.ungf.n county, gonua..
samuel fmli.L ana ta,Aar'uo 4. bis wife
residing 10 N.guv!,lc MiNiu cour,y Pa.
Isaac pat.y oUl barbara Z. hi We, re-
siinr uccr book Mills, Mir.iu county Pa,
Daniel "A. Nj. rr, residing al Sulph,r
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Nan Friend 3 las boon orgopiZedin
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$40 TO $40 wanted sss siy .4ssg. sss"l.
~hnre. iariicuiars FREQ, A. II. BLAIR
= Co. IT. Louie 40.
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Among tho great
discoveries Of modern
science, few arc OF
more real value 10
mankind than tliis of.
fec'uil remedy for ail
u oasos Of the Throat
and Luucs. A vasA
trial tf it, virtues,
throughout this and
other Countries, has
shown that Il docs
surely and circctually
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'e, .".'s E,.iorol p.a'5ra' D.ati,nar..
r''t octave. 'a. .Htra,.g--. p..s p.
, 1875-11-21

Until Jan. 1, 1875, 100 Lots will be
offered in TAYLOR'S FIRST Az
DITION to South Chicago, on the
balance in TEN YEARS, with in
terest at per cent per annum.
This property is situated in the
verv centre Of this RAPIDLY
GROWING RING
CITY, and this liberal offer gives an
opportunity to 1aboring men and
others to make most prohtaole
Investment.
THREE RAILROAD LINES pass
through and have Depots in this
Addition.
OFFICES---Room Ewing BLOCK,
corner North Clark and Kinzle~sts.,
Chicago, and at observation-disclosures.
Station, South Chicago.
, 1875-11-21
EVANSTON.

rm YRsr RAPr1er cHracH BuHo1ao.
rha da,iication OF the beautiful new ohuTcn OF
tha Flint Baptist Society at Evanston, which
t.k~a nlace this morning, has bean looked for
r.rd to With xrsat interest bJ tho EtoVnspeapIs
, 1875-11-21

NoI1c6-
q CENTENNIAL HOTEL
For sa1e in Philadelphia, On foot ave. wi1nan ~
minJtes Of n Z Junction, and u minutes by Faseen-
ke Iii attention OF hote1-keeperB and others TO
the above hotel, comprising row Of % Large &C. stone
houses making front on The t'snae en- eore o1 4
~" hdfn1 il fitted up With every convenience, ana
Vii acconodste about COO persons; vii be- so.a On
easy terms largo amount ean 4,tna re1a hod M Of The
ssh6ra can realtze handsome profit during mo Cen
teuufI celebration and afterwaEa GET more man
cost b. selling 1t out for private dwenn3s Apps o.
14o So. Fourth-Bt., Philadelphia, r.
, 1875-11-21
FOR SALE.

Quarter interest in manufacturing ousl,
ness rnrotected m BY patents>. Will pay 80
to To- 40 Der cont on price asked. Nothing but
cash viii buy. Any investigation des1reaa
orivon. VIII sell only to a man OF 1nteKtaty
and ability; no other need apply. csp''aa
reouired, $4,000 to $4,000. Address
lloyd q. GAGE. 10 Washlngton-st.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
%TElEGRApHlc MOTIFS.

The price of gold in New York, on
September Is. WAS 1(63S.
At the trial Of Wc,tcrvclt, in Phila-
delphia, for participation in the abduction OF
Charlie Ross, a number of letters written TO
Mr.. Ross. offering to return Charlie to his
parents for Il reward. were identified a be-
inc in the handwritin" of VIM. MOsher, an
arcOmplice of WcStervclt'S who was shot at
Bay Ridge, Long Island, while rObbing n
house.
\ party of Government surveyors, I'M
der command OF Prot. Gardner, were recent
" attacked by the Indians in the Ute Reserya-
ton, i'll Utah, a few miles west of the Col0ra-
do line. and were kept under fire for some
fcrty-cight hours. None Of the party were
hit. but = few mules were wounded.
The Indian Department has been pc
titiOnca to transfer from Texas to Florida the
negroes who were formerly slaves of the Semi
mole Indians, and who were transferred from
Florida to Texas with the Semin"les. II i
said they are unable to make Il living on their
Texas lands and are in a terribly destitute
condition. they number about 800, men
women and children.
\ san Francisco dispatch of the 9TH
reports an extensive Indian outbreak in
Eastern Nevada and Western Utah. Some
settlers and miners had been killed, and wo-
men and children were being removed to
places Of safety. Troops and volunteers were
going to the scene. The rising is attributed
To Mormon influences.
The foot and mouth disease is aSsum-
ing a seriOus character in some parts OF Eng
land. In Dorsetshire it is said 5000 animals
are affected by the disease.
Three accidents occurred on the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad, on the
night OF the Stli, caused by heavy rains, each OF
which resulted fatally. At Lawrence, Wis.
Il bridge was washed away, and the express
train jumped the track, and the engine, bag
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
WIT AND WISDOM,

n Coon way to find Il man out is t1
call when he isn't in.
"THOsE in favor will S~ncoze.- is the
way they put the question in the hay
fever convention.
An experienced Danbury Young man
unfalteringly asserts that pearl powder
does not taste good.
THE COurier-Journal is claiming that
the first grainselevator south of the Ohio.
River has just been erected in Louis
vile. Wonder what they have called
old rye AL this time.
WHEN the father Of q family comes
home late nowadays, he is no longer
asked to say truly rural"-hc is inyit-
cd to converse on the subject of the
"IlcrZeg0vinian rebellion"
Orr experience and the history of the
past eighteen centuries incline us to be-
lieve that no matter how we'll You treat
a shotgun o how You bring it up, it
will bang the stuflin@ ont Of YOU the very
- NA4hiN II HNiH ~ 'Ai'RIItC"
"SAY, miStcr.r said Il Soilcd-looking
boy on the wharf. "do you cvcr give a
piece of watermelon 70 Il poor boy
whose father'n mothers dead. n who
goes to Smday-School, n has got a sore
hcel?' The man was deeply touched,
and gave him Il large slice.
"JANE has got u very nicely turned
ankle, hain't shc2:" said john to hi
wife the other day. And then John no.
tlced Il strange, uncarthly @lcam in the
eye of his spouse. which made him feel
very uncomfortable-hc knew not why.
But the next day the place which Jane
had filled in the domestic economy of
the household was occupied by Il mid
dle-a~cd woman. with ankles like those
of the MuIlingar hcifcr.
THIS good little boy was sitting on
the front steps whittlin" up his sisters
embroidery frames and muttcrin@ to
himself, This amt no good world to.
live in unless 4 Teller is his fathers and
mothers only orphan boy. What
makes me get 50 mad IS to have my sis
ter 90 and take al my ripe peaches to
give to that bi~ loafcr OF Il sweetheart
of hers that comes round here seven
i'll Il week to get Il >quarc meal.
and makes out Is if he wanted to tall.
politics with the old man. | wish
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
The Bride Ct an Hour.

The Fore>tvillc correspondent of the
Buffalo Express relates this among the
occurrences of last Thursday: -. c.
Mount was married to Mrs. Grace Ann
Crowell. Of Iiamlett. this morning. and
about noon the couple drove to the rail
way station to start on their wedding
tour To New York. While unloading
trunks the team became frightened and
ran away, throwing the lady out of the
wagon. In falling her head struck Il
post in front of Par>on d Houses store,
opposite the depot, and she was so Sc
riously injured that she only lived fif-
teen minutes. She was g. Years old
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
A Peculiar Attack of Hydrophobia.

Mr.. Newton, Il gardener of BruShtOn
station, at three Years of ACE was bitten
by Il mad-dom. and since that time,
yearly, in the month of August. its eff
trctS are developed in attacks of hydro
phohia. Last Thursday, feeling the
dreaded spell coming upon him, he
asked Il gentleman friend to give him
some soda and q let his wife know il,
"nd ne would 90 up stairs and remain
in quiet until il passed of. On the
stairway he met his wife and called to
her to keep out of the way or he would
bite her, at the same time barking like
4 doc. Before The frightened woman
could get away he spran% at her and
bit her on the nose. Help WAS sum
moued. and with the united strength of
seven mcn he WAS bound down, in
which condition he remained until the
tit passed of, He is now perfectly well.
The injury to his wife is considered not
ut all dangerous. being only Il slight
scratch. Mr.. Newton is IN industrious,
upright man, well liked among his
nri|hbOrS, and his case is peculiarly
Lcaicr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
Jersey Mosquitoe s.

4 New Jersey Granger heard Il great
noise among his chickens the other eve
ming, says the NorriStown Hcr0ld, and
thinking thieves We're dc>puiling his
rooSt, he rushed ont with vengeance in
his eye and Il shotgun in his hand, but
discovered no one about. Then he
counted his fowls, but instead Of some
being missing, he found six more than
belonged to him. His eyeSi@ht being Il
little defective. he didn't discover until
the next morning that he had counted
six vigorous mosquitoes of the New Jer-
sey brand, which had been accidentally
fastened in the coop with his hens. 81
thought they were rather too big for
chickens when | counted EN-" he af-
forwards remarked.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
TIE MARKETS..
ST LOFTS :

ST. LOUIS, September Il, 1875.
bEEVEsIcf"!1e, 90 So, 1v9d 70 fr"ne.
Corn-Fed Texans, $3.50S4.50.
HOGs-Shlppers, - .2j1 10
~SHEEP-GoOdt to Choice, s3.2ja4.G0.
F~LorR-Choice Country, s~7.oOa7.25; xxx
66.2js I. 90.
WHEAr-Red. No. 2. sl.57s1.57I&; No. 8.
Sl.30s Isl.
CoKS-No. :. White Mixed. 6i.4 se5c.
OATs-No, ;. S7o3oc.
RfE-NO ,, cog .Gc.
T1sSGa5 sFhs2FE'me' L s:;s5sa-t .s.m,7=.
Medium Shipping Leaf, $9.o09n 90;
BUrTER-Chaice Dairy, 2jg .GG.
EGGs-9s BIG.
PoRK-Standard Mess. ; .T5s22 %.
L~ARD-Rrlined, l49 lac.
washed, Choice. 50lsc; UnwasheG
Medium, 3la SIC.
CorToN-hidGling. 1916.
NEW YORK.
B~EEvEs-Natlve, $500 $50; Texan. s7.3
1g.50.
HoGs-Dressed, s~1O.G2selO.75
SHEEP-CliPped, s4.5Og6.25.
FLOUR-GOOdt to Choice, ST. OO66.40.
WHEAT-NO. p Chicago, $I.2iGl.26
CORN-Western Mixed, 13tsd1iac.
OATs-Western Mixed. 57H Sc.
PORK-Aess, S2I .0Jd Il ID.
CofroN-MiddiinG. H}sc.
CHICAGO.
B~EEvEs-Common to Choice, s4.25 @ 6.13!
Texans, S2.5Oa3 3. -.
HoGs-Good to Choice, S..5O99.2J.
S~HEEP-ShOrn, $500 ID.
F~LOUR-ChOice Winter, Extra $b-5O3 '."s
Choice Spring Extra, S5.1J96.2j.
WHEAT-Spring No. =, Sl.lJgl-IJE- Sprin:
No. 3, SI.G34I.C4li.
CORN-No. =. j99 j95ac.
OATS-No. >, 36g31C.
YE-So ,, 1J1 &c.
PORK-Newh Mess, f2l.JHd2l 80.
LARI-Per cwt. Sl2.sJy ESQ.
CINCINNATI.
FLOUR-Family, t6.3 Boa $50.
WHEAT-Old. 81. 40.J 10.
CORN-New, 1O9 %.
OArS-Ns.2 >, 3JG soc.
~PORK-New Mess, s2l "a 2l.50
~LARD-Summer, l25s = l21sG.
COrToN-Middling, liz.
KANSAS CITY.
RFEyEs-Native Cows, s2.J093 20. Texas-
Cows, $~2.37a93.15.
MEMPHIS.
FLOUR-Family, a6.25go.2j
CoRN-Mixed. IN 1Sc.
OATs-New, 42a4k.
COTTON-MiddlIng, 1850.
NEW ORLEANS.
FLOUR-ChOiCe, S725g1.T5.
COKN-White, ssSgOa.
OATS-4S1 SIC.
HAr-Prime, sa1 .O's .5.0".
POKK-Mess, s22 Goa. 90
BACOS-l0A q IA.
SUGAU-far 20 Prime % l0l.c-
COTTnH-L0w aiIti'iiII., I3tsc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

gage, express and second-claSs ears were
precipitated down an ~embankment. The bag
~gage-master. newsboy, engineer and one pax.
sen2er were killed and four passengers seri-
Ously injured. The same storm washed out
Il culvert near Harvard, H., causing an acct.
dent to a freight train, by which the fireman
|as killed. Another culvert was washed out
w miles from Shopiere, and a freight train
ran into the gap, killing the engineer and
fireman.
Chas. l.. Blacknay, Il prominent law
yer Of Cattaraugus County, n. Y, a few DAYS
since went to serve certain papers on Louis
Derby. When he was returning, Derby fol-
lowed and shot him four times through his
body and head and afterwards mangled his
body with an iron bar. Derby retusned
home and cut his throat. Both were found
de
\ committee of eminent engineers.
who at the request of Capt. E,ds have con-
Sidered in detail his plan for the improve
ment OF the mouth of the Mississippi, have
given it their approval.
The proposed amendments to the
Constitution of New Jersey have all been
adopted by about 10000 majority.
There have recently been 4 lurTe
number of arrests of countcrfei,rrs made in
Tennessee and Alabama. Iii said hat an
organized band. with headquarters in st.
Louis and extending to South Alabama, has
been discovered. and that many persons of
wealth and social prominence are involved.
y large number of the parties en-
gagged in the san Miguel massacre have been
captured and eiiectuaIly disroSed Of, ON one
day 30 were shot and 80 hanged, and at last
accounts the work was still going on.
4 frci~ht train on the Ohio and Mis-
si>sipni Railroad WAS ditrhci ON the nioht If
the 9th, near Dill>boro. Ind. and three small
bows. named John Moran. Peter Reltner, and
Lewis RObcEAtcin, all o. Aurora, Ind. who
were stealing = ride. were crushed TO death
between TWO ears.
\ br;drc on the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad. about one mile north of
Boouville, No. went down with 4 freight
train on the lIth. killing the engineer. Vim.
Sidcll. aud seriously ~iniurlng most of the
train men.
\ iiyc-milc >ingle-Scull race, for the
championship Of America, wa, rowed by
Henry Coulter and Evan Morris, near Pitt
burph, on the 1lth Norri, won by four
lengths. Time. 81 minutes 3 seconds.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL BREyiTlES.

During the month of August there
We're 1910 immigrant arrivals at New York,
as compared with IL .e6S for the same month
in 1874, and 1851 in August, 1913. There
is a great falling off in Irish and Germans.
Italian immigration is at 4 stand-stIIl. On
the other hand. there is a fair influx OF Rus
SLAMS of the substantial class.
CARDINAL MCCLOSKEY arrived i'll
Rome on the eth and took up his residence in
the American College, where he Will reside
during his stay in the Holy City.
j. ii. GEORGE, Chairman ofthc Dem
ocratic State Executive Committee of Mis-
siS,ippi, teleSraphcd 70 AttOrney-General
P~icrrepont, on the 9th. that every thing was
Juict in the State at that date, and that
- the employment of United States troops
would but increase the diStruSt of the people
in the good filth OF the present State Govern
ment."
\ PUBLIC meeting of the friends of
the late VIM. G. Ralston was held in san
Francisco on the evening Of the Sth. ReSO-
buttons We're passed, eul0gizinG the de ceased
and denouncing the newspapers which had
attacked him in their columns.
LOCHER IIARJO and Ward Coach
man have been elected respectively First and
Second Chiefs of the Ocmulgcc Nation. The
former is Il full blood and the latter Il half
breed, and both have Il fair education.
Miss BESSIE E~AGLEsFIELn, Il Young
lady law student Of Tcrre ITautc. Ind. has
been admitted to practice in the Circuit
Court.
WM. Irwin. the Goyernor-clrct of
California, is an Ohio man by birth, and for
TIE past nine years has been editor OF the
lreka URj0a.
\ DErUTATI0N OH behalf of American
residents. both Catholic and Protestant, visit
ed Cardinal McClo>kcy in Rome, and present
ed him a. Il token of esteem Il complete Car
dinai's dress and Il mitre with precious stones.
together with an address expressing good
wishes and yencratiOn.
FOLEY'S bronze statue Of StOncWall
Jackson. presented to Virginia by Bercstord
Hope. N. p, and Other English gentlemen,
has arrived at Baltimore. The statue cost
$4,000. and will be erected in Capitol Square
at Richmond, near the equestrian statue of
Washington.
THE will of Isaac ". Singer, the in
yentOr of the Singer sewing-macl,ine, who
died recently in Europe, b qu"a'hS real and
personal estate valued at $4,000, eco in the
United States and s $1,000, 900 i'll Europe.
Mis-. LINCOLN has left the asylum,
and is now on a visit 10 her sister at Spring
field. III.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

TIE band Of countcrfciterS recently
broken up in the South and West, many
members of which have been captured,
is said to have extended through Mis-
souri,, kentucky, Tennessee, MISSISSIPPI
pi, Texas, and back north through to
st. Louis. The band had Il regular con-
stitution and bylaws, and was COM
posed of many Influential and promi-
nent men in the States mentioned.
Counterfeit fivcs on the National
Bank of Paxton, H.. and Traders
Bank of Chicago: twenties and
~fifties, United States Treasury notes,
and iifty-cent scrip, mostly circulated in
Tennessee among the poorer classes and
farmers. have been distributed. Basket
fuls were captured with the men ar
rested. Some had money in the seams
of their clothing, undertheir hat-bands,
and wherever it could be hidden. De-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

TIE Farmers and Mechanics Con-
ference, originating in the Anti-monop-
oily Convention held at IIarrisburgh,
met at Cincinnati on the 9th and adopt
ed Il platform after a heated discussion,
during which all the Eastern delegates
withdrew. The platform demands the
repeal of the Resumption act of 1915
and of the National Banking law, favorS
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

THE earliest returns from the election
in Maine. held on the 18th. indicate that
the State has one Republican by re
duced majority as compared with last
wear.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

Mrs. DAY, of Iowa, is the mother of
tripletS, and her husband sadly remarks
that no one can tell what Il day may
bring forth.