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, 1876-12-30

Tho t!om,noes well together. Two dice arc
thrown for tho ctIuiec. Tho man gctiin'' the
highest number nt spota on the die, slr, ~ tx
the first sly domlnoes. Tho second best .irbw
takes SECOND choice, and so on. The game Is
generally played by four peraons. The first
choice then plays t1ie frat domino; whoever
matches Il wina 1t ard plays anoticf domino,
At tho cttl of the game p!eces of Chinese c0in
amo,,nt I'M In American moncy. Xii bets arc aet-
lied outside OF The clutrrooin. III this way the
ChIna1nRn Is enabled to crafty bis pasnlon for
gambling without trcspnssing upon Tic city laws
prohibiting banking Gnnes. 1thsppcns. sonc-
players in mistake. lie secs the licu ttaken,
md, being ignorant OF thcgamc, thinks tint the
men arc playing dice game. Tho Chinese havn
leon railed 80 nturlI dur1ng the past year that
the appearance uf police officer at ttIc door Ut
one nf thcIrclub-rooIns Instantly creates manic,
and Il requires tho assurauce nf tho officer that
everything ID "all right" To Q,,!ct them down.
, 1876-12-30

cd the foreigners. lie wa. going Ia. travel all
over the world and get specimens from all tic
etlmoa. sa!l, 'Duil't yn! do u; you cosnc to
New England on = favorable Surfing day. 1to!d
ricty, and quantity; f1:augl!to1.l Wei, hc
"O1l probab,ll Ties fns o mighty reputation
for acci,rasee, prephecy, md thoroughly well do
serve tuw crEsply mil confidently he checks on
whnt to-tlay's weather Is Eo!ng. to be on thee
Pacific. down south. in tho Middle States, and
IN Tug Wisconsin, region. 11o doesn't know
lie ms,ifs over +, aid by md BY l,e gen out
something liku tllfs: Tra6ab!c nor'east 70 sou'-
west wluls, varying to The soathard, and wrat.
ard, md eaatnrJ. md points bctwccn; high and
placo;, probabo areas Of rain, snow, hall, md
drought. succeeded Or preceded by carthauakct,
with thunder mud lightning. Laughter md ap.
plause. Tnen 10 lots 4ow'l thIs lrssser!pt
hut It Is pussIlJle TINT tho programme may be
wholly changed In tho meantime daughter.
~ could sjeak yDluncs about the inhumai
nervcrsity Of the New Englat,d weather, but |
raiM un tn roof, 30 covered part u my roof
with lln With OIL cyc to TINT luxury. Well, sir,
| io you think IL ever rains on tile tnl No, sir;
sksps It every, ting. [l.ausnter.
agc, wo should still :myc to credit the wealth:
tf with one feasiru which colnpeMaAtcs for all
its bullying .vagnrlcs,-thc !ce .stor1n,-when a
lcuIess tree Ia clotc, with lee FROM the bottom
to tic toM-ieu TINT IL rs bright and clear rs
crys,al; EVERY bong'I and twtg Is strung with
icrtc'uls frozen duw.llrops, a'M thu whole tree
s}urkles cold alsil white. like tllu aliah ut per-
sia's diamond PLUMB. tApplause.i 1'hcu tho
wind wayes the branches, and the sun cof1'ee
out md turns all tl,o.u tayrlads Of beads a,sd
dr,Ds to pris.ns, .that glow, atid hum
aud lusl, with all manner Of coorcd
tires, which clanEo anil c!lanue ngaIn, with In
conceivable taplllty. from blue To rcd, from rc
io green, mud srcul to gold; the tree beeUmcs a
sparkling fountain, d vGry explosion Of dazzling
jewels; uld 1t startls thcro the actne, tic cir
MAx, tic aupreuest possibility In art Or nature
u hewll'lertnE, Intoxicating, intolerable mag
M!iicuncr! Orc cAllnot make the words tut
str0ng. ILong-contInllcd npplanse.l
"Monsfl after ir.lnit lay up hatc and gr,tdE'
agat1ltt the New England weather; hut, wIler
the irt-sturnl co,1ics at last, 1 say, tThctc,
forgive you nov; tho books src square bctwccr
us; yuu don't owe nc cent, 70 AID sil "
nlurr; your ltttlc Inults and futbics coant fo
| ,IothinE; y0u are the must enchanting weatlle
III tue wuridl'" lApplaasc md laug.ter.]
, 1876-12-30

A well-known visitor OF mal-houses has como
acruss nu Incident almost unparalleled In
Its ilIcomprcl,onsibilitY. lie went 10 private
lunatlc-asylum which !c had previously Visited,
Ting noulsIy a!one, went up 10 him and said to
buf0rc. May ask your natlca' My name ~
replied the nun, tlcrcc!y, ~ am Alexander the
CREATE "Why," ead .lc visitor wlo sudden
with tho man, ''talc Inst tinic was here yo,,
were st. paul!' "Ycs, Of course" the tnan re.
piled quickly, but tlut was By the first wife" ."
, 1876-12-30
OfTY REAL ESTATE.

stAte:st. near Palmer iiuu.e. Sone hut lnnneyrd
ss s re- e: % il ID s
EoId low, T. u. RDY1 lttnrn II, ftI MAlfson IT..
, 1876-12-30
WADE HAMPTON.
A Leaf from tho Record Of q Guberna-
torial Pretonder.
Ills Financial Talent md Achievements
ss Bnnkrupt...Tflo Secret of
Ills Aspirations for tho
Govcrnorshlp.

IA subscrtber stated In a letter Tho ot),cr lay
laundering Wade Hampton, tho "clatmant" Of
Tho oovernors1.fp Of South Carolina by pub.
lal,nE the statement tllat said hampton was
b. ono Of tls yoal,1est men in Tho son. ", .e ots
There waa sst error nor Islander n tn9 state Ns
jul. oIs' o. a.''". ~, n.aI,s ~ .Ia ,shai: not.
YorR 11nes Ewes loA oe1alls o. tne wno,e '"as
trasts'l ,....u ~. ., ,,,.
.nnonnsamsnt wss mado iaNottisrn psrer. ! vesis
n" M ts. M on G"Ge {s ,s ee. ,Ss n
initiating y onS miRht tnppee.s :. would be to thG
Old s!ate 81 south Carolina tLe reeiptcns q North.
sfn sha nGver1heless s ,rI! .,uc 1at mvna. fn n
wes feeeiysl, ny merely Win so%piaeensy. bat
Nt mneh Ven sasIsiasson q 1d aegnt a. y CON-
@ rae ehes VIC hsye a n
possibly ,nalEo the here that poftion q ths r.
claims. u,,. 49,, a.. ..,.
Ana 70 9egn WIN. !. must 20 stasel that s Maus
e.1ona' Sas III that h % not ssen e!zsa N d tba
ny citc1nstanssss. qssordi,g to The Constitution.
publican: deemed 4 worth tae whiis' thsy eoaIa
have made this objection ~ tho o!tsct UNI eo's!n
probably nsvo aasaaed u even M @ net1fo ss sI1ec ,
law Or tho facts. For moro thaa eight ,yea!s past
Wade nsinptan hos been 'esiuent M o. Misslss'pp..
THIS. taet dosa npt rest on any eohssfats- at
n 1s0s, when ha took sthe benefit o. tug
Manitnpt aet, 10 o.. aiea ae Eeut!on @ ~ IL
was resilient. ne hns never made protense 2l
aehGnEa 9! saeh fesiueaeo un.a nc camo 70 soatn s
iasx @ sMnmSs e. 70 r a IT, MI, sn
fii'e. ciaba nna run LOT spscsnof Not nat no seen
hsssdcnt here n faet fq Longer ngo than sst !nst
fcbFIary, Tue washington Lignt !hlantry' Or tn!s M
c1tyt Anflns hciecGEu nhmpioH nS osatol i9S tne
, 1876-12-30
sUnUIInAN TsEAI, ExTATE,

-----~
TOR Balloon ExClftSHE--A FIRST. T.CLAsH To-
i runsn hut-r, In rlrksant lorA!Inn at EyAnstou
tenrt ncMr rlinu,s. CHURCHES. and dep,t sentrl
for tHtpr! snunth 70 nFst.cn.s tenant; lot kO11lt
ntCglY pHjeHt fnust hATf rArt CA1h. Look this 10,
Address 7 81, Tribune oluce -
ToM sALE-t1F 1EST.-A NICE HOUSE AM, COT.
tAge IN EnGlhwot1, nrtt' 'cAs4 heghhor rIlOpd. near
dtpo.s A1Io xery nnG ErAidrnrc In South EyanEtol.
TILLfl1sOS Httf1H.. "a WeshnFthn-fl.
, 1876-12-30

18K1N9 Z i 4
1NASTEU-TO DuY HOUSE AND LOT IN
w 1t11 location. suitable for small family. Will
par cash ~ no Or s3.uh> or aHune EnrtgaEevf thst
amount nn give cic WAbssh AZ. Wuf: ID 81. .
AddFets q "a, Tribune oiice.
, 1876-12-30
uOAISu WANTED.
SEWING; MACHINES.

]1Hr!NElY YEEW-LATEsT lNrKoVEn PATTERN
IL Of SfnNrr iAAchiuts with drop rAf anil tH1
drawers, rniircly newt coat &5l faF wa; VII oles
kn,iy on had very Ehtap sas!uct lou given Or nlohey
returned, EE0lkEE l.. GltE s. CO., IN WxDssaI.ay.
1Iun sAAE-,;sEyEtAL LArE- IMPROVED slSa.
erx, Wheeler 4 Wilson, ltpwt. Wli.us md ~ frst
slst. Msehlnss u r.. thsn a!f c1st ttstVAIk LoAs
, 1876-12-30

4 uENTa WASTEu-Tn TAKE AGENTH GUIDE.
~ GreuIAtlol QfrF t4tAot u ptYes; Un trial llrld
months, ~ ceAts- JAMES +. 6CbTE, Gu Dcasbolu'ss.
, 1876-12-30


y EiE!lHuN glNnEN WILL FILE. AND BIND
~ your music and periodicals received. Try II for
tic nsu rear. $50 K uAltlETT l. CO., bookbtndef1
and solr IroprleIots. l5O state.st,
NENsLOw is STILL GIVING MS nEST 90 CAIlD
- photgGrNphs for - PER auIeu call and Zee thcn.
lb4 ElAt Mad1eoh.st.
T1IREi -FIllE!!-tiO TO THE FRI: sTflilE Fun 4
mt Diagonal Orercust worth E21 for 4iu, II. It los
, 1876-12-30

tsTf1il TO fNu NUYs HALF lNTENEsT. IN
SSsae,s esss, ss: !ss: Y ss 'tyt H. Y5 oo Fury
IT,, nm STOCK run HALE in An -ESTAH.
Isv.Htu l.nsa tobae;o i.sto5y snoald !!,s puI. T..
ftstelass travelling hatxflAl, la cMu hare aal.rftd
rostun Ia the Illsllt.s. Adtscsa X. H. nAlSttls0S,
kcnsuE. iuHk,
, 1876-12-30

k&11Glk$
NEVADA n0TEL-!ta AMI 1ho WANAslt'hr.
~ near MunTor .Bt-1inar sud F4om. 81: ~ pcF day
III TO ~ PER ~ecki room. Without hoard. u Cc1ta
Ce1ta, and u perlay. q. 80 tu - per Netk
, 1876-12-30
L&lN'r AND FOUND.

Il cntl. auI sonls Iieashola:si., lies H. al 7's0
% shs shs.tua1 nors* s;ssf wtr ~ r.. y % fots'
Wolf toha. lay, tnhe. Anh hlaMket, and nfGr:2at 4
Hra uwaE4 viii hs paid for ~ rse91trr o. ~ sa!nu
, 1876-12-30
rO l,ENr-sT0IzEs, OFFICES, lsIc.

Oltscgk.
TITO KENT-0SE.1lA1.F. LIGHT FRONT OFFICE on
desirable desk suUn! lu must cleEnut aeconI door
in CITY. StAfHkt,. ktcUnd. .tHuT.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

NHE EzncrrSN LAw.--The act Of A.
sombly below given may provo valua-
BILE iniormation 10 those recently elect
ed. II was adopted In March last and
fixes the tenure Of municipal and 9TH
or officers
SECTION I. be Il enacted &C., That all
members Of Councils, and other city,
ward. borough and township officers.
excepting school directors, to be cleo
ted on the third Tuesday Of February
next, or in any year thereafter, whose
term Of Office would, under existing
laws. expire prior to the first Monday
Of April, shall continued IN Office from the
date at which said term would 9TH
erwise expire, until the first Monday
Of April next ensuing thereto and
the term of their successors shall
begin on. the first Monday Of April,
and shall continue for the period now
fixed for the duration thereof by ex-
isting laws in each particular case
and hereafter all elections for offices
which will be vacant on the first Mon
day in April shall be held on the third
Tuesday of February next proceeding
thereto.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

FIRE INsuRASCE.-T would respect
fully inform the citizens of Middeburg
and vicinity, that have been nppoin,
ted agent by Thompson & Ginger,
General Insurance Agents, Williams.
port, Pa. successors of James L. Schoo.
ley decd, for this vicinity, and take
this method of informing all persons
insuring 10y the said Mr.. Schoolcy. that
| will renew the Policies, ~ they ex-
pire, in companies of II n o u b . d
strength and security. represent the
Royal, of Liverpool, Royal Ca madam,
ol Montreal Providence, Wash hiug,on,
of Providence Trade. of Camden
Wayneshoro, of Waynosbor : Pa. and
Mutual Benefit Life. of Newark, y. J.
G. W. GRINELLO, .igsm.
nov.9 MiddleJuvg, Pa.
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TRArSrSa GiRts.-For household
duties ought to he considered ~
necessary as instruction in reading
writing and arithmetic. and quite ~
uuiyers al. We are in our houses
more than half our existence, aud
it is tho household surroundings
which affect most largely the happi.
ness or miseFies Of domestic life. II
the wife knows how TO keep house"
il she understands how to "set n
table" if she has learned how things
ought to I've cooked, how beds ought
to he made, how carpet should be
swept. how the furniture should he
busted, how the clothing should be
repaired. turned. altered, and renovat-
Ell if she knows how purchases can
he made to best advantages, and un-
dcrstands the laying in of provisions,
how tn make them 90 lurthcst and last
longest If she appreciates the import
ancc Of system. order, tidiucss, and
quiet management of children and ser
wants. then she knows how to make u
little heaven out of home how To win
her children from the streets : how to
keep her husband from the clubhouse.
the gaming.table, and the wine cup
such a family will be trained to social
responsibility. to business success. and
to efficiency and usefulness in whatever
position may bc allotted to them.
IL may be safe TO cay, that not ono
girl in ten in our large towns and cities
enters married life, who has learned to
bake loaf of bread. to purchase II
roast, tn dust a painting. - sweep a
carpet. or To cut aud tit and make her
own dress how much the perfect
knowledge of these Things bears upon
the thrift. the comfort, and the health
Of families. may be coujccturcd, but
not calculated by figures. IL would
be An immeasurablc advantage Ia
make II beginning by attaching II
kitchen 10 every girls school in the
nation. and have lessons given daily
in the preparation of all the ordinary
articles of food aud drink for the table
and how To purchase them in the
market to the best advantage. with
the result of u large saving of money
an increase of comfort, and higher
health in every family in the land.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

ErMENDsn Tius. is the time Of
year for Pneumonia. Lung Fever. Coughs
Colds. and fatal results Of prcdi-posiIion.
to Consumption and other Throat and
Lung Disease. Bo-cugE's GERN,s SYRrr
has been used in this neighhorhood for
the past two or three years without n siu-
gle failure TO cure. fyou have not used
This meiicine yourself. go,o your Drug.
gist John A. Mosik and ass bin of its
wonderful success among his cusi omer.
rwo doses will relieve the worst case. lf
you have no faith in any medicine. just
huy sample Bottle Of Boscbce's G.rmau
Syrup for 10 cents AMI try it, Regular size
Bottle - cents. Don't neglect = cough to
save IS cepis
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

r. NJ. GsRMAs the clever, energetic
aud reliable salesman for the we'll
known firm Of Schultz& Else. of Phila.
delpha, wholesale Dealers in Boots,
Shoes &c. has gone to the city to take
his post behind the counter for the
Spring trade. where he will he pleased
to see his numerous patrons in due
season.
lie will also forward large and well
selected stock Of spring goods to the
firm of Garnan & Minimum in Perry
township.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

When Brooklyn woman wants n
new dress and feels little delicate
about asking for it direct, she presents
her husband with nice beaded
shaving -paper-case, filled with tissue
from an old paper pattren. Tho first,
time he uses il he notices the little
round holes in the paper and nat.
nrally inquiries the reason, which
gives her the chance To say with n re
gretful sigh that its only n domestic
paper Fashion" that she would have
used some time ago but for the reason
that she saw he was poor just then
and felt IA if she ought 10 help him
along. Noble self denial like this
usually latches things.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
niy- s weis. the popular. aud otlisin

fiy- s wes. the popular. aul otliging
proprietor Of The New York Fancy Store.
at selinssreve, makes the astonishing an.
noupcemeni, since his arrival from the
Eastern cities. with large sul carefully
selected stock OF fancy goods. = fne
s.sort ment Of ccrpeis & Alpacas, that he
will sell gools 10 sui, all. rich. poor, high.
w,-all are invited TO come aud see his
new stock and low prices. Remember the
place. in Homes New building, opposite
the keystone Hotel
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

svrsnrLY CTR. james VI Biugamnn OF
Franklin township. whilst he~ing railroa d
ties. one day last week. cut himself 10 the
right leg across the shin very severely
The artery was severed and he almo.t
hlej 10 death before the doctor arrived
The wound was treated by DR.. Rcckafei.
low. and James 10 getting along fuely, al
though weak from loss Of blood.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

TnE sudden and unexpected death Of
Mrs. Kate Snyder, wife of George Sny-
der Of Fanklin township. cast quite
gloom over this community. She was
an intelligent, christian lady. highly
esteemed by all who knew her. There
is u deep. widespread sympathy for
the bcrcaved; and every soul brentbed
AN earnest. silent prayer for the de-
ceased.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

THE FIRST OF APRlL General set.
tlement day" ~ this day il called has
passed and gone for the year 1876, and
there should he universal rejoicing in
business circles. Our farmer friends
with one accord concentrate whatever
they have of u business character to
the lat day OF April. When deed is
to be made or property conveyed, the
lat day Of April is selected f'r the du.
ty. This il true of the majority Of le.
gal Instruments &c, and the
consequence of it all is that they learn
tn look forward TO its annual return
with all sorts of misgivings, and the
"Hording up" process is tho order of
the day.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
TO CONSERVATIVES

TIE advertiser, having been permanently cur.
eel OF that dread dis-as., Consumption hy a SIM.
pie remedy, i-anS Gus To make known To his Eel.
ow sufferers the means Of cure. To all who e.
lie ", he viii send = copy Of the prescription
used, free OF charg"l, with the directions for
prepA tng aud ustuy the came. witch they will
nld y ire Cure for Consumption, A-thms, Bro
chiti4 a - Parties wishing the prr-rrin,inn viii
pls.s~ sttreSs '. T. A. WILSON,
l9i Penn ST.. WILLIAMSBURG. Nov loIk.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
THE LOST CAUSE.
4 MAGNIFICENT Picture 1ixIS

n MAGNlFICENT Picture liN1S
n Inches In siIs, Printed on heavy plate pa.
pot, beautiful In design aud artistic in ex cu-
tlOn. II ropes nts "a Confederate soldier after
tho war returning To bis home, which no nnds
lonely AMI dosolate. In iruDt of the ruined cot.
hge, telling sad al Of the misseriss OF war,
are two graves with rude crosses, on On. OI
which some friendly hand has hung n garland.
20 the right the calm river AMI the rising moon
indicate peace anl ret Tue stars seen through
The trees represent the southern Crnss IL Is =
picture that viii touch eve y southern heart
and should md place In every southern home.
sent bl mail mounted On u roller and post. paid
on receipt Oi % cents. or tor o. cents
Address JOHN BuRROW 20, Pub's
BRtSrUL lKNN.
ss-Agents wanted everywhere u soil our
chssp ahl pOpular pictures. " to 40 per day
saiily made, 40 money required until pictures
are sold, send stamp fJr catalogue and terms
Mar 30,'Id ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
ERRORS OLE YOUTH

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years rom
ANrrvous D'uilitv. Premature Decay, aud all
ihr ELECTS of yon'hful inii-crction will Tor the
sake of humanity, send free tn all who need IT, the
reeipe aud dirett'on for making tho simple rem
-dy bs which hs was CURED. Sufferers tshing
20 prnnt by the adyeriiser's experience eau do 80
yb addressing In ftill confidence,
JOHN II. OGDEN az Cedar st Now York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

m ~ - -,
HE oARLisLh pUrh"E: I'VE copy
rom the fdr,f the following account
CAhL'LE, March last hlght
aoo". h'ic CLOCK u second at'ehp,
was iliaue 10 ues.Soy 'nc ives ahu
properly oi eN'oher'H W Iaslhey ol
'his pace =,
some nilscrean,s placed an 'nierna,
!hncli'ne on Tue doorstep, ana iShited
uy some means nnknowh' pro-
Iucing Wrflple explosion, completely
aemoUs"'IS inc front portion "i the
pui'ulhS' blowing out ''ie d"or' WINDOW
shutters, sasheS' elt' ine moor near
tne iront no"r was dow. INTO the
.e,'nr anu 'ne lat'l''u''o fn'ry wa'l was
.nrown against me STAR uoor, prevent,
nhe we escape oi inc inmates until
ass,s'"nce ssh arrived .,
me irnmo ol INC door was forced
out o' plnce toward me street. tue
enus rcsllhs upon the pavement
nc heaVy Stone wall was plugged
"u'wnin a'iu llf ceAli''ss conllh t'S do-
ho''sheu' An cieRhht sewing miciihe,
when stood ~ the bedroom above
inc entry, was torn 10 atoms 10y thee
iorce OF the explosion. Tho bed
was iiited snliic'eil'ly 10 allow the
cas'ors to drop OUT; ana the head
9oard blown on Two pet hlri'. ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

D%fIow much moro satisfactory
IL Is 10 have the same price for the
same garments to everybody as theybe
at Jvanamaker h Browns Great Cloth
ing House, at 9th aad Market. Phila-
delpbia,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

A cotemporary urges the rich to
spend all their income. There is no
use in boarding up money out of mere
love for its possession. There is dan
ger, too. of the love of riches taking
such hold ofyou ~ to make you II
slave to dollars. Every one who has
had acquaintance with men struggling
for wealth, has s,en some of them 80
permeated with the passion for sccu.
mutation as to lose all the finer feel.
ings Of manhood and give thoir lives
To the boarding of dollars. The slave
ry To Mammon is Il greater evil than
poverty, and the tramp on the road is
not meaner specimen Of humanity,
or more unhappy, than the man whose
soul is given over to dollar worship.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

JUsr ARRIVED. "A large assortment
Of Prints. Ginghams, Bleached aud I'm.
bleacbcd Muslins. Alpacns and shirt.
ings. Alsoa very fine lot Of Groceries
Cheaper than ever for cash or produce
ut J. w. DRESSES.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Tf'E undersigned engaged in the
L y f'undrv buSinea- AZ tho old aud we'll know
establishment 81 John urn-.. sr. situate ono mile
north u Adams urR. under tho trm .nsme ~
trrrs whiting, has this day by mutual consent
dissolved psftncrshlp
JOHN GROSS sr
CHARLES X. WHITING.
Alan shurg, March lot, 1879.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

4, n you haven't got . bad cold, you
are not In fashion.
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DIED,

On tbs 2gh ait, la Washington tosnship, o Z
Consumption. Mary Olympic, wife OF T. A.
StrauD, aud dAu shier ~ Charles aDI Ch.riotto
SprenAie. aged Il yesrs, mouths sni IL days.
On the zss gIt,, 10 CENTRE towa.hip, VI Pleuri-
. ysAya.
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Tnx buds are swelling and will soon
reveal their be.lsaf In the spring time.
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TRoUr fishing has commenced.
Trout take theirs with fly in it.
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White Horse Hotel.
n. W. Corner Third & Wood SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.

j, X. TRAUCK,
Coon SrApLiso. Proprietor.
Wines, Liquors AMI ssgars Of III" Choicest
Brands. msr3o.id.
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end IL psrssssss of ihs xos 81 A.ssmS y ~ Il
March lssh tsls aud ssPgiemsnu therets and
plsmsats thereto. hereby sivs notice that he wIi
expose to pRbltc sale AT tho Treasures cf1os al
Mfddisbufs on the i2th day Of Juno hext, and
by adjournmsnt from day to day ~ nec es,ary,
the whole q tho hereinafter described trrots
aud parts Of trso's Of lands situate In said conn
ty or su I'll parts thereof as Will pay the county,
State, road. poor AMI school taxss due and the
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following articles have heeu purchased by
the undersigned, st Sherii's Sale aud LETT IN the
possession of Henry Meehtly, during his pleasure.
die With the same viz: Gags, stove pipe, 2screNs
lot OF carpet, buu slO robe, Cupboard crooks glass
lars, hoe, pickle stand, cabbage cutter, lard can
aud lard, LIT u potat0ts, churn, tub, cradle, coal
oil lamp, bushels Of wheat, COW, lot OF corn 10,
OF corn fodder, hay beef, pork, meat vessels wash
stand, s"tlee aud cushion, ruckiug chair, coal
stove, carpet carpet, bed, spitoon, Q table, oil
cloths, eook stove, corner cupboard, siak, dozen
chairs, bench, lot Of qneensware, Singer sealing
mAchipe, looking glass, beds aud bedding, un.
Jau.i3 HENRY SMITH.
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/ EvI kEPLER'
Notary Public, Surveyor, ColGcyalcGr,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.

Deeds Bonds and Mortgages prepared aud I,
kinds Of coggeyaaotDs attended TO promptly
with neataess asi accuracy
Special attention. given to buying and selling
Real Estste, Olhcs In FrseInOnt, Snyder uo.
"a. o. Address, Mt. PisssaDt allk, SNYDER
Co., Psna'e Aug. sTb,