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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-07

TIRE PRAIRIE FARMER This is a
paper for Farmers, published in
Chicago. H., by the Prairie Far
mer Ccmplny, and i, one of the most
practical OF its class that We know Of
rs editorial articles are well writ
ten AMI snow practical knowledge
of the thing treated on. Its COR
respondents are much better than
the average A large portion Of the
paper is devoted T. the Patrons oi
Hushsndry, and it is the official or
gan of the State Grange.
Farmers should take their own
county paper and then if they car
afford 10 take another. take the
Prairie Farmer"
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JUST RECEIVED AT
CRElDEKs'S Drug Store. a
large Stock Of Paints. Oils.
and Window Glass, which
i Will sell Very Low fOT
CASH. Call and Examine
our Stock before you pur'
chase elsewhere. At :
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-07

TIE COrLLIoN PARrr-Another
very pleasant cotillion party came off
q; laghams Hall on New Year.
night. There were about 20 coup
Is, quite a nunber OF whom were
from Guyauio,te. The music was
BY the Huntington Qladrille Band,
under the leadership of Mr. Burn
ham, VIII isap fli in the dance.
There were some mishaps during
the evening in the wly Of iay,lunta.
~ Pro',rations, owing 10 the Waxed
Nor 5eias very slippery, but every
thing passed Of very pleasantly.
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pleassraad the Notice At the h:aa
Q: The editorial page, and Do no: tor
got to send Us that two I'-,
LARS" .--,-,
The price Of the ADVERTISE ;!
;sTwo Dollars per year II ADVANCE
p,sta-s ir:lris5.
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/ o. o F.-There will be public
installation OF the officers ofHunting.
ton Lodge, 70. g., |. o. 0. F.. ON
thursday evening, in the Odd Eel
10" Hal over Laidley & Johnson
store al $50 o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited toatteud. The officers
%lII De installed by the N W. g..
Master John u. Kosher of Charles
tn, Wet Virginia.
Oh. a. FLoDI-s. sec'y.
49, IL.
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mLDl COLD COLD aoIDIl
Iiberal Premiums!
THE HUNTINGTON ADVERTISER!

W. are d.,.,.,.a TO increase our subscription following III
eaof
We will nav TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD to the geter up OF the
largest club of subscribers twenty FIVE D0iIefs IN
the largest Of not e than len ana We
Dollars Half I'm Gold the ger up OF the next largest
club of less than FIVE
TERMS:--ss2.OO PER YEAR IN AD CI.
and the Loan Msy s,S 1 20
peb AND SEVENI1-fNE SENAS
and gyeab beautiful with each
live chronicn all me ne.s
make the the District
~ See the A ent OF the Couricr.Journal
in Another Column
We rant md correspondent in COwy IN the District
parB you u Printing kind, Letter o.
Enveiones. Cards. Legal Blanks, ETC.:
ADVERTISER OFFICE rhe uu done on the e1y forrest s
:" the best "ye 1dsr. TIE HUNTINGTON ADVERTISER
Huntington, Hea Tirgirs
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Hands Wanted. Hands Wanted.
ONE HUNDRED
Boys and Girls.

VIII be wanted ut the Saint Cloud Brush Factory
early in January. Those wanting employment
viii call at the Office aRi leave their names.
Dec. Alt
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-07

b. Bornheim of the firm of Born
helm & Bro Merchant railors, Ash
land, Ky, will be in this city every
two weeks, TO take measures for good
fitting garments. Samples of goods
can be seen at Mr.. Bornhrim's store.
Sth street near 81 Avenue. i.s.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-01-07

Drugs and Medicines Re-
ceived Daily at Creider's
Drug Store, Sd Avenue.
ITAt
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THE ADVERTISER AND THE FARMER.

For the convenience of such of our
patrons as may desire to subscribe for
The Prairie Farmer in connection
with our Journal, we will supply the
two papers (the regular price of the
former being s2,15, including post
age, and of the latter $780, iforder-
ed together, for only 1875.
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70 Burnett : liz cru.
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CCOCr'S LIVER PILLS are all the
- 20, Because the people ike them 30.
UfOR SALE.

A number OF nice lots near the village OF 81.
Cloud, These lots are splenddiJ located, are OF
good size, ard win be sold at Reasonable price.
aud on esry terms. Gall on VIM. Martin AZ his
of.ice and see mEps terms &c.
81. WV. MARTIN, Agent.
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--Toads are appearing in gardens. This
is considered an sufailsble sign that cold
weather Is al an end.
PLANT your early potatoes 10 the "dark
Of the moon" 80 the bugs cant see you do
IL; they are already on the watch.
Improvements, in the way Of re-
pairing building, fixing up yards and
gardens, are In progress.
"A sensible exchange says "Tt
matters not how many newspapers q
man takes. his list is incomplete with
out his home paper"
One four exchanges wants to know IL
s i.o-u.x spells su, and eye spells |. and
s-i.g-b-e-d spells side. why doesn't
s-i-o-u-x.e.y-e-si.g. head spell suicidef---
just so.
Solomon Romig, who lately re-
moved from this county to Henderson
township. Huntington county. died
quite suddenly of apoplcSy on Thurs.
day week.
Where the woodbinc twincth-on
the new bonnet. Yes. the woodbine.
the wild rose, the poppy and various
other things too numerous to men
ton"
-ryou have nothing else to do, rake
ny your yards and whiicwash your
cellars. Whnt is done to-day will not
have TO br done tomorrow, when per.
laps IL il not convenient to attend to
such matters.
The Wheat fields in this section
present quite a fine appearance. and
give hopes for an abundant yield in
due time. should no unforeseen calam-
ity overtake IL. lie believe the y aspect
has never been more cheering,
Township Supervisors should bear
in mind that townships are liable for
accidents and damagas to teams and
persons occnsioncd by the roads not
being in order and no discrimination
Is made III the law, exempling any spe-
cial season.
SPELLING BEE" new humorous
Song and Chorus. by Sep. Winner. A fun
ny subject, very jocularly worked up.
words and Music admirably adapted
has the ring Of popularity about il
would prove an effective song for the
Spelling Ree-" aboundpg in our country.
Mailed for 30 cents by Lee Il Walker, Mu
sic Publishers. Philadelphia.
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CAUTION.

4 Ill persons are hereby notified that !
~ have bought Mt Sherif,'s Sale this 5lh
day of May 1875, the following personal
property Of Joseph Wenrick. anl have left
the same in his possession during my
pleasure, nll people are cautioned not to
interfere or IN any way med,lle with the
some Organ nnl Stool. . Tables, Look.
ing Glasses dor Chars. lop Corrct.
Stair Carpet aud Rods. Floor oil Cloths.
Desk, Coal Stove and pipe. Clock. Setiee.
Sewing Machine, Heater. window Blinds.
Wash stand, ? Beds nnd Bedding. Chest.
Builnlo Robe, Bureau. Stand Cook Stove
and fixtures, Sink. Flour Chest, Table.
Wash Machine. Cupboards, lot Potat ocs
Cans Lard, Tubs, = barrels, lot Meat,
| Hog Cow. half ton Hay.
JOHN II. WENRICU,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
100000 White Pine Shave,

Lap Shingles Cor Sale. For particulars
call on or address A. s. IiELFRICK.
Banncryillc, Snyder Co.Pa
&C c. Sccboid, will during the week
visit all those in tho county. who have
any wool to sell. The highest cash price
paid for wool. lie will havca full sup
ply of home made goods. yarn, Hats
&C.. when all cnn exchange wool for
goods. Look out for bargains.
Samuel Aurand. of Adlmsburg, IL agent
for the above named machine. We can
safely say that Nr. Aurani Is Just the man
to act in that caraei'y aud the machine he
represents one of the hest. in all respects.
now in use. We bespeak for him liberal
share Of patronage.
Coon Place To Sror Ar.-Thc Allc-
gheny House. Nos. S12 X Sli is one of
the best places to stop nj in Philnd.
The Propr. Mr.. Beck, Is the right imam
aud knows how to run tirst.Class ho-
TEL rs all will testify who have stopped
at his House. Terms reasonable.
SUNDAY ScuooL CoSvsSrios. The an
nual meeting ofihe Snyder County Sunday
Sch ,ol Association will convene at Smith
grove, on the 3rl Tuesday Dish inst. }
Of Nav at 2o'clock z. NJ. Sunday Schools
should elect their delegates at once and
delegates notify Jacob A. Smith Esq. Of
their intention TO attend, so that arrange.
pents for their entertainment may be
made. II is hoped that all the Sunday
school workers will take an interest in the
matter, that we have full attendance.
NIL. WAGgNssLLER, Sccy.
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COURT PROCLAMATION

NTherens the lion. y. G. BrCugR. Prasi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distric
composed Of the counties Of Sn nydcr. Union
aud Miillin and !. q. l.. Shindel and
u l.. Raudenbush Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
prcccpt bearing. date the 22ni lay "
February, A. ID. 1873. to me directed for
the holding Of All Orphans court. court
Of Common Pleas, court of Oyer aud Ter.
miner aud General court Of Quarter Ses.
sions of the pcacc at Middchurg. for the
county Of Snyder. on the ith Monday. lbc.
ing the 9Th day Of May fs1j.) and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner. Justice of the Peace aud Consta.
blcs in and for the county Of Snyder, TO an.
pear ia their proper person with their rolls
records, inluisitious. examinations and
other rcmcmbranccs to do those things
which Of their offices and in their behalf
pertain TO he done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons nre
required to be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to he punct .
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agreenbiy to notice.
Given under my hand apl seal at the
Shcrifs office in Middleburg. the 10Th Jay
of April A. D., one thousand eight hundred
aud seventy Eve.
DANIEL BoLENDER. Sheriff
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PETIT JURORS.
Adams-IIenry Norman. Harrison Swartz.
Pcaver W-Thps. Younamnn.
Centre.--S. +. Sheary, John Shenklc, Jno.
Young.
Chapman. --paniel Bohmer, Absalom
Meyer.
Franklin--Jno. VI. Howell, John =. Has
singer. John Norman. John Reitz, Sc
phares s. Schocb, Jacob Spaid.
Jeokson-Jno s. Beaver. Harrison Brouse,
Simon p. Kohler.
Middleburg' Walter.
Middlecreek. ek.-George K. Fegely, Philip
Roush.
Monroe Hess, Henry J. Ritter.
Penn-Adsm J. Fisher, Jonathan Gember.
ling, Sephares Gen'berling, JOS. X. Hen.
bricks, Daniel S. Miller, Jas. Miller,
Lewis 4. Pawling' John 4. Thomas.
Perry Elias Heiges, Henry B. Markley,
Jacob X. Martin, Elias Portzline.
Selinsgrove Foust. BENZ. Kistner,
VIM. II. McArty, Alfred Marberger, VIM
Melting, Jacob +. Walter.
Union-Jacob Burns, Jonathan Gumby,
Geo. Gaugler, Samuul g. Herrold.
Washington-Jobn ileIn Iner, Peter wetzel,
Abram s. Werz.
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TIE ALDIxE for May. 1875 no. IL Of
the current series) comes to US IN good
time, and quite ~ well freightcd with
the good things of art and literature rs
have been the last previous numbers.
Litcrarily, this glorious array of nj :.
lures is well supported with abundant
interest, ifwith something less than the
usual variety. Taken all in all. il is
not too much TO say that THE ALDrSr.
in its present issue. is up to its hes,
mark, and one more proof that the hest
art and the best literature can be gath.
cred between the same covers.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-13
PIE TERS'
MUSIC
T O R VI A Y

Beautiful waves of tho Sea Song and Chorus,
stewart, ~
Darling Rest yor haniln Mino-Song and Che.
rus Leon ~
Font Forget inc, Mary-song and Chorus. Per
ry, ~
Go, False Ono !-Bnilad Percy. "
How are all at Home i-SUng and Chorus Percy
20
Jimmie Brown, the Paper Song aud Choo
rus Hays %
Jennie, the Flower of the Doll-Song and Cho.
rus VAys. 80
Jolliest Girl Town song and chorus, stewart
80
Death where l. thy Sting ,ire Cary's
Death Hymn.-SOp or Tenor 3Ji. .ltO or
Has $50. fiannetti -.
Ny dear >usettc -Quirroling Deut LccocI 80
Tho Mailen'- Mist tkc-Aricitn Glover. SO
Nv Littlo One song and Chorus Percy -
Put the Right Man At tue Wheol-Song and
Chorus Hays 20
sleep, thou Loved bne-Soronado Glover, 30
Sweet Gnd Low Lullaby Glover. 20
slug me u sleep, Mhther-,ong ani Chorus
stewart 30
The Waiting Hetrt-Concert Song TORY 80
Thinking OF Thee ballad Glover. 80
Waiting, |. We, tor Thee-Song and Chorus.
Christie, -
When little Mamie dlei-Sony and Ceorus.
Hays, %.
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JURY liST-MaY TERN, 1875.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Benvcr-Anlrev =. Schambach.
Beaver W-frnnk. Koch, J. Y. & Williams.
Centre JAS. W, Spccht. Uriah Wcrck.
Chnpman.-El q. Shaifer.
Franklin. &C. Adam Bowersox, Jacob G.
Ilassnger.
Iackson.--Dayid Oldt.
MiIdIe6urg -25eI, Bachman.
Monroe--lienry S. Cochran, rhos. let-
trick.
penu,- WIN. H. Snyder. wm. J. Wagon
seller.
Perry. Nathan Arbogasi, Henry S.Schnec
Perry w.--.Solomon Schrawder, Micha ael
Shellenburger.
Selinsgrove. 600 r. Hendricks.
Union. ---Isaac G. Shairer Daniel Wilmer.
Washing on.--Thos. Arbogast, Daniel 5.
Boyer. Jacob llackcnburg.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-13

A SUGGESTION TO CouGrirRs. An eS.
change recommends new remedy for
coughs, viz resistance of the desire to
cough until tho phlegm has accumuln-
ted in large quantities, when there will
he something to cough against, and
the phlegm may be brought up with
much less effort. The papers say that
great deal of hacking, hemming and
coughing in invalids is purely nervous
or the effect ofhabt. and that an cxer.
else of will is needed To prevent the
wasteful exercise of power in clearing
the throat. Experiments in hospitals
have shown this to be truc.-
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Borough Notice.

NJ HEREAS complaints have been
w made To- the Cbicf Burgess and Town
'ouncil of the borough OF Miilleburg by GER
tain citizens asking for an ordinance, to ahate
certain nuisances-and NJ the Town Council
c'nsiier the ordinances already passed to be
sniitclent. only nee ling enforcement. They
would therefore call tho attention of Parents
children and all citizens 10 the following. via:
Nv ordinance passed January Is, 1874 The
constable was ordered to ahnte all nuisance.
such rs cursing and ssosrIng by boss or others
on The streets, shouting. making hideous noise,
running abont church doors, on the stree,
through lots, lonnng around stores, dwelling
nlsn, dtunkcnness-and the Burgcss nni Town
Coulcll would hereby ordnin that tho following
shall be considered ~ nuisances Playing
ball on the streets, friyhtsuing horses, throw.
Ing dead carcasscs of chickens, cats or anything
OF IKE nature or other, rubbish, In tho streets
alleys, Nc nnl IL II hcraby ordcroi that q finc
ot one Dollar bo imposed upon any person tor
violstinx tho above, one half to no paid tn the
intormer and ono half To the Borough Fund.
Council also cslla attention to tho following
abstract Of Ordinances passed; No horse. swlno
or sheep. Il sallored 10 run a large within the
Botoush limiis-owuers bcing liable to n FAC
OF twenty hyc cents for each and every head.
COWS and cattle not allowed 10 run at largo
from O'Clock In th" evening t. s o Sick In the
morning. Forfeit To the owner iur violation, lat
time, 80 cents for each ami every head 2ni. and
every tubsc luen' time tl O0
Also, evorv horse. Head of Swine or Sheen,
willingly allowed to ruE at large on SUNDAY Or
at night makes the owner liable to fno Of
enc Dollar
1tisthc Cons, blcs duty to sec thu, any viola.
tlon NJ tho fnrcv'irg Is punished according TO
l.w-"nd It l. tno duty OF all citizens to report
all known cases to tue constable and To- see that
the law is prol. rly adm ,nistcred-
By order Of the Town Council
Jvo V sHtNpgi. Scc'y.
Midd,eburg. May 18th 1875.
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscmenis
" nndnr thn GQll I nm Mi. |.

4 under tho $500 Law -Noiice il
hereby given that the following widows
nppraisemenis have been filed with the
Clerk Of the Orphans Court of Snyder Co,
for confirmation on Monday. the 9th day
Of Nav next.
f'lr1heth Moyer, widow OF Daniel Meyer
doc'd.
Annie Moor, widow Of Henry Moor decd.
Lydia B Fisher. widow of Bent Fisher decd.
sarah Walter, widow ~ John :. Walter dend
Sarah Hendricks, widow OF Isaac Hendricks
decd.
Elizabeth Bingaman, widow OF John Binga-
man, decd
Mary Youngman widow OF Isaao Youngmln,
decd.
Catharine Wolanj. widow Of John weiand,
decd.
Elizabeth Erb. ldow OF Frederick Erb decd.
Apr. 2s.',5
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The WEArHER.-The Hundred Year
Almanac, says the Lewistown GastRr,
like the grounding, has thus far hit the
nail on the head in its weather prog
nostications, and if ii holds good the re-
mainder of the year will hardly favor
good crops-an eclipse having occurred
Oh the 9th ofApril. 1t discourses thus:
Year in Stnsrai.-This year Is pretty
favorable, however more humid aud dry /;
but rs Its predecessor Saturn, with his
tedious winter and excessive cold, will
siill hold on until In the Spring, II will be
q late year, so that in this year all kinds
Of grain will grow up three weeks later
than In other years.
Spring-Is until May cold and humid, In
tho middle, during ten or twelve days,
temperate and mil d, bat afterwards to the
end cold and humid.
Snmmsr--Is In the commencement cold
and humid, in the middle favorable, diver-
sihsd with frequent thundergusts, toward
the end very hot. IL In this year q dry
summer occurs, which In the course Of
twenty-eight years seldom happens. grain
will thereafter become dear. A dry sum
msr will take place, II during the proceed
Ing February, March. april or May ~
sc'i o. Of the sun has occurred.
Au'x3n-Is rainy throughout.
wmter-In the commen osmsnt 10 quite
cold. With much snow /; but towards ihs
cpd u 10 quite moderate and without snow;
h'sh winds wall however prevail.
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THE GAME LAw.-Cut the following
out and put it in your scrap book. II
may save you trouble and expense at
some future day
ANo nighthawk, whippoorwill. spar.
row, thrush, lark, finch, martin, flicker,
swallow, woodpecker, robin, oriole,
redbird, tenger, cedar bird, cat bird, or
other insectiverous bird, can he shot or
killed Mt any time Of the year, under u
penalty Of five dollars.
.. Pheasants, squirrels, plovers, reed
birds cannot be shot between January
LIST and September LIST; partridges be.
tween January lst and Nov. LIST wood
cock between Jan. 1st and July 4: and
rabbits between January LIST and Octo.
ber LIST, nor at any time to he hunted
with ferrets, under penalty of ten
dollars.
8. No pheasant partridge. woodcock
orreed bird is allowed to be taken by
means of any blind, trap, snare net or
device whatever, under II penalty often
dollars.
4. No person can buy game out of
season, possession being prin'a .facie evil
dence under penalty of ten dollars.
D. Shooting or hunting on Sunday is
prohibited under penalty of from ten
to twenty-five dollars.
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To all Whom il May Concern.

II NOW that Joseph Wcnrich of tho Bor-
IN ough Of Selins Grove has this 2lsi
day OF April A. u. 1875 sold aud assigned
NE all his right title and interest of in and
to all his Blacksmith Tools. Machinery
stock fNings Ac.. and all and everything
in said shop pertaining to the Black smith
trade. All persons are cautioned not to
meddle with the samc.
MILTON II. WENRICH.
SClins Grove, Apr. 2, 10.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
SNYDER COUNTY, ga;

t.
Fhilip Icuf"-, Daniel Eenfer, Jacob Gross and
Catharm his wife, Elps Bent r, Christitu Hrn,.
Mary his wife, P,ul B,nicr, Samuel Metzgrr &
Susan his wife, all Of the county uf Snyder. Roo
Hains Elizabeth his wifo residing in Union
county pa Nancy M"rz widow of John Mrrt2
decd,, Rebecca Miller, widow uf Isaac Millor,
decd. Of Juniita county Pa, William Lose aud
Ssrah his wife, residingat Rock drove, Stcphen-
son county, III heirs and legal representatives. oi
Daniel Brnfer late of Centre township. Snyder
county, Penna. deceased. GREETING 4:
You re- herehy notified that Valentine Walter
Martin l. Hasslnger and John Young, the three
Commissioners noninated by tn. parties bni ap.
pointed by the Court to make partition or valua.
tiou NJ the Real Estate II tho said Daur Bcnfer,
dccd.wiil meet for the purpose of attending To ths
duties OF their appointment " the late residence
uf the said deccd.nt, IN Centre township, on
"Wednesday the lgth day ~ May, A, u. 1875, when
and where you are requested to attond II YOU soc
proper. J.CKOUSE,
Apr. i2,'75. Clerk q. G..
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ALe't'rs OF administration on the estate of
Isaac Hendricks late Of Union township, decd
having been granted TO the undersigued AL per.
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
are requested TO make Immediate pay me mt, while
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement TO
HENRY HENDRICKS,
April !. ls'b. Administrator
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4 OMINISTRATOR's NOTIce...I q,

4 tiers tcstamcptary on the estate of William
shilling decd late OF West Beaver twp, SNYDER
county, Ponnsylvani', having been araute, 10
the undersigned. all persons knowing them
serves indehtci TO said estate are requested TO
mako immcdi,te pa ymept, while those hsving
claiins VIII present thon duty authenticated iot
settlement TO WILLIAM II. IttLLtSu,
Apr. 10 rs. AIminis,raio,
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spirftuous liquors ~ wet Damnation." POOR
fellow he knew whereof he spste by sad ex.
pcrience. and II living. would apply the same TO
Alcohol, Excitsnts, advertised as Cureslls.
But there is oss Tonic aud A lucrative In ex.
istcuce-'he be- the world has ever known
which contains no alcohol. IL is Or walkers
California Vinegar Bitters. (Apr. r., Aw.
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Throwing rubbish into the roads
and streets at house cleaning time is u
had practice. We often see old hoop.
skirts, tin pans, broken bottles and
worn-out stove pipe lying loose in the
highways, to the obstruction of travel
aud in general violotion of good order.
a friend informs us that he had valu
able horse badly injured few years
ago by stepping on broken iar in the
road, and another horse, getting his
foot in an old tin pan. ran oil and caus-
ed great deal of damage. Without
multiplying examples, the impropricty
of throwing rubbish into the road ought
TO be manifest to everybody.