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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
A Fatal Fall.

On Saturday night an expressman
named Chris. Schneider, who lived
on the Divide, came down to Silver
with his team to carry some trunks
up to Virginia. 1t was late when he
arrived, and he tarried some time
about the Saloons taking several
drinks. The man whose trunks he
was to haul promised to meet him,
but failed to keep his promise. About
midnight Schneider, learning that
the man lived in Succor Ravine,
drove up that way. That was the
last that was seen of him alive. The
following morning yesterday morn
ing) his body was found in Gold
CANYON, near the Waller Defeat shaft.
1t was lying under foot-bridge that
crosses the canyon between the Wal
Ter Defeat shaft and the Woodville
mill. The face was in the water,
aud the skull was fractured. 1t is
supposed that the man was crossing
the bridge and fell off. The distance
of the fall would be sufficient to pro-
duce serious injuries though one
were precipitated in fortunate at
itude. 1t is supposed that Schneider
struck his head against projecting
piece of plank, and. becoming un-
conscious by the blow, fell into the
water and was drowned. But why
the man should attempt to cross the
bridge at all is mystery. 1t may
be he mistook the locality for SuccoI
Ravine, and was crossing over to find
the house he was in search Of The
team remained on the road where he
left them all night. When the Coro-
ner of Storey County came down for
the body yesterday morning he put
it into the wagon Of the deceased and
drove it to his rooms. Schneider is
we'll known in this vicinity, having
once owned and opera.ed a line OF
stages between Carson and Dayton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24


FRIDAY. July q /.
100 Valley. T5c.
- Raymond 4 Ely, sks.
SD jackson, 81.
AIS Alps. Ia IL.
$50 Belmont, 81.
800 Prussisn, 1.
AIS Leopard, 81 sT.
100 Jefferson. \ l.5S.
$50 atia. Sc.
sa5 Northern Bell. 2sk 2oa ?eSsio 30.
AGO Hussey, a0c qsc.
1880 General Thomas. az sh.
10 City Gas Light. l.02.
$50 Coso Con. SO 25c.
100 New Coso, 2.
LOO Modoc,s
40 Golden Chariot. y.
40 Best h Belcher, a.
20 Justice. 20's.
100 Savage. 1SS.
lis Ophir, ~ AN.
81 Hale & Norcross. 81.
ass Con. virsinia. 5SS 5Ss 53s.
So5 Cslifornis, STa 81 SIS.
800 Lady Bryan, III lSbs.
100 Prospect, 81.
10 Yellow Jacket, asa.
635 Imperial. AZ.
90 Mexican. 29as 79A.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

RErURNEp.--J. Il. Shaw. one of
the County Commissioners, arrived
home from the Centennial on Satur-
day. He can now give more cate
gorical and connected account of
what the Centennial is than any
man in the State. Shaw has eyes in
his head to see, and tongue in his
mouth to describe what he saw.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

THE AuREoLA. - Persons inter-
ested in this mining claim will find
something of interest to them among
the new advertisement of this issue,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

A Chinaman was shot and killed
by one Of his countrymen at HUFF
aker's on Thursday night last.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

STATE P3IsoN.-The work on the
State Prison, as far as at present in
tended to be done, has just been
completed. and WAS partly turned
over a few days ago. A little mat
ter of minor importance, however,
yet remains until Governor Brad
ley's return, which viii be about
the first of next month. Thus far
the work done reflects great credit
on the contractors. and furnishes to
the State splendid prison walls.
- Reno Journal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
SrocK ApvANcEp.-rhe stock of

Stock ADvANcED.--The stock of
the North Carson Mining Company
has advanced considerably in the
past few days. They who ought TO
know say the stock will never be so
low again as ii has been.
Accommodation Inks of Day.
ton, hitherto respectable man, is
said to have absconded with between
5000 and $500 belonging TO the King
Peter Placer Mining Company, of
which he was Superintendent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

ANOTHER SWITCH. Engineers We're
on Saturday making preliminary
survey Of branch road to connect
the C. and G. shaft and the pan mill
across Six-mile canyon with the main
line Of the V. & T. road.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

REPUBLICAN CLuB.-rhe Republic
cans Of the First and Second Wards,
composing the second Township of
Virginia, have termed Hayes and
Wheeler club.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

JOHN SULLIVAN OF Sutro has been
appointed as Deputy by Sheriff
Cooke.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

DR.. WAGNER. - This celebrated
physician has removed his office TO
No. B South c street, nearly opposite
the International Hotel, where per-
sons suffering from certain indiscre-
tons, the result of preponderating
cerebellum, may find him. The
doctor has had large experience with
this class of cases. and is prepared to
treat them upon the most improved
plan. He has just issued little
pocket work, in which is revealed
how to prevent certain undesirable
consequences of too pleasurable
life. The price of the little book is
SEQ, which, when fellow considers
that its possession gives him I'M
limited license in the field of enjoy
ment, is not too much.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

THE Reveille publishes letter
from Congressman WOODBURY.,
which states that that gentleman
will use his influence for the con-
tinuance of the daily mail service
between Austin and Battle Noun
tain. Austin people are hopeful
accordingly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

If you want circulars,
If you want hand bills,
If you want envelopes,
lfyou want business cards,
If you want neat bill heads,
II you want tasty letter-heads,
III you want nice visiting cards,
If you want the best of ball works,
II you want any kind of job work !,
Leave your orders at the TINES Of
flee, and you can secure them ON
short notice, at low rates, and in the
best style.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

SETTLE.-All those indebted to
the undersigned for milk will take
notice that | have leased my dairy.
Payment of all accounts must be
made before the first day OF June to
save costs. A. PERKINS.
Dayton, May 10, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
ApoLpHus WAIrz.-This gentle

ApoLPHus WAITz.-This gentle
man is we'll known in Nevada, no
less by his connection with the
United States Land Office during
period of several years thar by his
practice before the courts as an able
lawyer. He is now attending to
cases that have connection with the
Land Office, and has his office in
Carson. Having had long expert
ence in this line Of legal practice,
Mr.. Waltz is thoroughly compe-
tent to carry through to final de-
cision any land litigation that he
may be called upon to attend. The
obtaining of mining patents is a
special line of business with him.
In order to understand fully Just
what sort Of legal affairs he give
his attention to it will be necessary
to read his professional card pub
lisbed in this issue.
DTED.-In Dewitt, Iowa, at the
home of her son James, July !,
1876, of heart disease, Mary Me-
Erlain. Deceased was born in Coun-
ty Londonderry, Ireland, November
IL. 1900. She was devoted Chris
tan, member of the Catholic
Church: and her life wor!. seemed
to be to "bring up her children the
way they should CO." all of whom
are now adults. On the eth she was
at work putting up fruit; at 6 in the
evening she was taken with cramps
and physician was summoned.
Keller was soon given when she
passed into calm slumber, as was
supposed, but really into the EN-
brace of Death, for she quietly passed
away between 9 and 10 O'Clock with
out struggle and with smile upon
her face. The deceased was the
mother of Daniel MERRIAM of this
place.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

THE YOUNG MANS POCKET CoMPAN-
ION" is the title given to a small book soon
to be published by DIR. H. WAGNER, provid-
ing LOCO copies are subscribed for al so per
volume. All who wish copy are requested
TO call No. South street Virginia City
and test the merits of the remedies before sub
scrihlus FOR the same. 1t is digest on vene-
real diseases.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24

NEW jEwELRY.-At Governs store may be
found some very fine jewelry. fresh from the
mandatory at Attelbo-o. The stock consists
OF chains, studs, buttons. etc. for ladies' and
gentlemen's wear. Call aud see them
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-24
STOCK REpoRr.

Afternoon Hoard. !
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

The township officers of Penn town.
ship met on the 9Th inst, and audited
She accounts for the year ending April
9th 1876: Mr.. Henry Meyer was cleo
ted Clerk 70 the Auditors, which posi-.
ton he has held for the last II years.
Dir. Meyer has in his possession an
account book of the twp, for the year
1872 Az that time, paym ,nts were
made with English money" instead OF
dollars and cents.
Fred'k Miller and Peter Wilmer were
the supervisor. for the year l7S5. The
book was neatly kept, in good hand
writing, and in n business like manner.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

SrRAwBgRRY SuoRr CARg.-rhis lisa very
popu AR dian iu-inx strtwbirry une, a1d as
the season is aim at hers giye tho res Ter. Of
the Post tn pOpu r receipt fbr making II, u 70
quWt of n ,ur sittet one trasp p'oifii OF salt
two tsaspoonfuls OF crsan II tsrta. y oi,n OF
bu ter the -H ofa large esg rub IL In tbs
-four we'll ;dssoye one 10 ispDO ifu ufs ,ds IN ia.
two cups OF milg pAxe In quick oven. raks
three pi It's II berries, pr,s lalf, and then put
the o her berris4 In save s,m tio juI %, aud
mis- some sugar with II split ths caGs, butter It
aud lay tue mixture 10 sssa. PsLenas out mp
suxar, aud mixed with iltte cream or milk
or oranges, cut up with sugar, and laid bs .
tween the cake, are also very nics.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

PAINTED CANDY. e lting painted
candy of some style is dangerous as
was sadly proven to the family of Mr..
Jacob Fritz, On Sunday little son Of
Mr.. Fritz six years Of age, was alive
aud well and on Monday was corpse,
death being caused by eating soma
painted candy. At least death was
caused by poison and that was the on
ly manner through which poison could
be traced. -BiOomfed Times 3Uth uR.
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70 CONSUMPTIVEs

The advertiser, having been permanently cur.
pie rameiy, Is anxious 10 make known to his fel-
ow sufferers the means Of cure. To all who de-
-irs II, he will sead y copy OF tho prescription
used, free Of charged, with tho directions for
prepA ing and using the saus which they viii
hnd 3 ire OIrs Tor O,nsumpiion. Asthms, BrD
chitis a.. Parties wishing the prescrlp'ion wiz
please tdrsss Rv.E.A. VIII. SON,
l9i Penn st., W III iAmsburxh. New York.
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"A correspondent from Adamsburg
informs us that n small son of John
Gilbert whilst passing through field
on the 9th inst, was bitten by cop.
per head. DIR. Smith attends the
wound, aud the boy is getting along
finely.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Sympathy is that quality Of the human
heart that gives n kindly bias TO mems
actions. without II this world would be
poor indeed. and human nature would he
destitute OF one OF its most beautiful At
tributes. Remove sympathy from the bu
man breast, and there is . vacuum created
only to he exceeded in size by that pro-
duced by the rem oval ofa Light Running
Domestic from the midst ofs family
whore it has been for years. Get 'po'
mestio'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

Hams 4 Snyder. proprietors Of the
Flaming Mill, at Salem. have proven
themselves competent workmen, and
as reward for their skill, are receiv.
ing orders from all parts of the State
for building material Of all kinds.
They are now better prepared 10 give
entire satisfaction than ever before, rs
they have a large stock of we'll season.
cd lumber on hand. They are prepar-
cd to fill orders at short notice.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

The Watering Trough Bin-A re.con
siderntion Of this bill bya committee Of
conference from tho Senate and House.
has rssulted in the adoption Of aeosptl bls
provisions adapting the law to ali coun :
ties Of the State. without regard TO pop.
ula,iop, 10 which form it will become .
law.
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Secretary of Convention.
Selinsgrove, June II, 1879,

The seated and unseatei lands adj
vertised by the Treasurer aud C,m-
missioncrs, to he sold on the 10Th and
18th inst, were all disposed of on those
dates. The commissioners purchased
u number Of tracts, and the taxes were
promptly paid on the rest.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscreiiops Of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
80, ! will send . receipe that will cure
you, FREE or CHARGE This gIesi
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send . sslf addressed
envslsps 10 the Raw Jos.PH 7. lsMAs.
etesen o. Bible Houss, New York Gu y
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Meeting OF otsuniay school w,r,xrr.

AT the convention of sunday School
superintendents aud officers. held at
Mddleburg. on the third Of the pres,
ent month, the following resolution
was passed
Resolred, That zach district Vice
President he requested to call II special
meeting Of all theS j. workers in his
district, for the purpose Of appointing
committees OF workers. to bring into
The :. ). all those who have thus far
not been in attendance.
The vice presidents will please make
a note Of the above. and 40, accord,
ingly. Tho meetings shoull. if posi-.
ble be held before 2)th of June.
WS. NoErLNd,
Secretary of Convention.
Selinsgrove, June II, 1879,
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We learn that Rev. Kendall, Luth.
orau Minister. ut this place, has re-
signed his charge to take effect after
the Let Of August.
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0ufofiice was graced on Monday by
a callTrom Miss Smith and Miss Crau-
mer, II Reading, visiting in this place,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

TIE MONTH OF ROSES. The month.
Of roses. arraved in leaves of green
and decked with beauty and redolent
of odors. is here. The tender SPRAYS
and tiny buds have developed into
branches and wealth of leaf, and sum.
mers drapcry is well nigh all nut on.
The birds are singing their chcerrest
notes. while the bce and butterfly hum
and fit from bud to bud upon an early
search for sweets. The erst bare brown
cottage. covered with u meshing of
seemingly lifcles' vine. hai become a
perfect glory of emerald beauty in its
new leaf covcrlet.
The patient kline seeks ont the shad
owy circles beneath the trees. for even
the June sunshine is oppressive at
midday. The children are fairly
screaming their delights as ;hev race
through the balmv air. and the school
boy hies from the restraints Of study
to lave in the cooling waters of the
nearest brook or pond.
The husbandmIn's hardest work /,
over, and now watchful care over
the growing crops, with somewhat of
anxiety as to tho result of his labor
occupies the hours. To him who is
much out doors June brings II per-
lection of ecstacy that no other month
affords, but those who, within doors.
run their round of daily business. only
note the growing warmth, wipe their
brows and long for some retreat from
business, cares and coopel up misery.
-Er.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-Ietters
- testsmeutory on the estate Of Elizabeth
nfousc, late OF jackson township, Snyder Co
Pa, decd. have boon granted 10 the undersiV n,
ed. All persons knowing the emselvss Indebted
to said estste Will pleas make i'm ediats pay /.
ment while those having Q la Inns auaippt said
estate will present for ssttiement 10
PETER BRJUSE
CHRlsTiANA ADAMS,
June 1,'7o. ENecutoys
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TT II 4 NS

any sn7rt man who wi.hr. n,kot2 ono y,,v
"n small .npli1l,tp CON urn'o Ia ou- line OF
bu-lh"'-. N""h ~ l. speciality rhsrs Ia
q" ne IN your county whJ carries on tho hu,l
ness You eau learn u Ia me seek by ,tuIyIpx 4
our ln'ru'ti'n' which We sent TO All who ,sE
~ mem. Any man having ~ capital TO st,r,
WIN, can lufrht~n enough material TO roof
thr'" ~ lInaty hIu-e'. Tho sum rstlirei nor.
~" Ahl if NJ un TITS supply nii-d u tho
regular pay Tor labor NJ I!uptct, should afnnunt
,n h't les thth ~ IN expert man could -,.-
ily do the work iu uiue 40 kIry J,y. r..
persons "I small means can irln together 80 Ad.
'hnt 'xr one otuyas.i'x vhiie tho other At.
t"r'- 7" u" "urh. ~~ui 'ur our book NJ In.
s'ruc'i'u~ N-cr N YOU writ, A. nnorl AMI .,ut,
". 49, '"r t'rus u you arc uu,hta tn al.
'nn'r tae money, p'c-rrt tho n,tts- 10 the
Wh'llhl st'rrk"v"r IN yHu' plt'" sni talk Il
o'et "ih nm. Ito viii %" glAi 10 furnish tho
~ ''k ~ ii'il' IN" prpnt win you. We viii
'u'r" too ia" territory g. "a" ur-t rc.pnnsihls
slph,'hi Allr's.N. Y SLATE EODFISk
60, LtHIrEu, CEDAR st, NY and mention.
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The Experimental Irin.

The fast train furnished by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., which
passed Lewistown on Thursday morn.
ing at @ 80, left Jersey City at one
O'Clock a. m, Furnishing us with a
copy Of the New York Herald OF tha,
morning. less than seven hours after
being printed II arrived in Altoona
at Sl5, and at Pittsburg two min
utes ahead Of time, after continu-
Gus run Of 444 miles without stop,
thus accomplishing feat Of trans q.
portation without parallel or prece-
dent in tbe history of the world.
he Alleghenios were crossed with a
single engine at a speed of 35 miles
an hour. the minimum speed having
been rs miles an hour maximum,
62 miles an hour, ana the average
speed Al miles an hour. A sumptu.
ous breakfast was served in the Pull
man hotel car between Tyrone and
Galitzin, and was enjoyed in perfect
comfort with the train running ut q
rate Of so miles an hour. Crowds
OF people at the various stations wit.
messed the passage Of the train with
demonstrations Of satisfaction at its
prompt appearance. It's slowest
speed on the Pennsylvania was in
going through cities and towns, 25
miles per hour
The train arrived at Chicago at 10
o'clock on Thursday night, and pass
ed station after station ahead of time
at speed varying from 32 per hour
on the mp grades of the Rocky Noun
tains, to over 10 miles on the level
prairies, arriving at the end of Oak
land wharf, which is within the city
limits of San Francisco, at . 25
o'clock a. M, on Sunday morning,
twenty-six minutes less than eighty
four hours arrived at the wharf ut
0. 40 a. M, and at 9523 the passen-
gers alighted in the court of the
Palace Hotel, in good health and
spirits --Lewisto,cn Gazette, 6.h inst
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FURNITURE,

4 DNINISTRtTORS' NOTICE
letters testamentary on tho ecstatcofS,rnh
NhhwNer, Ih'c Of Brdvcr tuSuship. Snydot
county, IA. deed have been urantcd To thc
undersigned. All persons knowing thcm.rIyrs
Indebted to said estate will please max. i'm.
mediate payment whtlo those having claims
against said estate viii present them Tor sot
tIelncnt TO ISAAC RtARlCk,
mar - TO- Administrator
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

SuvjrR tiousry CouRrs Tho Courts Of
Snyde County are held on the fourth Mondays
Of Febnsry, May, and September, and 80 ,ond
Mondg OF December.
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Caution.

Caution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Y following articles wera purchased nv Tho
undersigned at Constable. sale an lcn In III
possession otH VI. Shrader during her pleas
ure All persons are hereby cautioned not to
moddle or Int rf'ro with the same To wit: n ~
Cook stove and pipc, Bei aud Ito ding SINK
dos ,hairs, bouRh Tray 2 ficnchs, l.uckets
bushels of Potatoes. '>'
May -, 20. MARY L. Sbrandsr
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DIED.

June LIST, IN selinssrovc. John App. aged ~
years months AMI u days.
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com &c
FOR ES.

A Funny Little man esms oourtins me.
Lemon go
Can there be harm In Kissing : Linweods5
Flirting on the streets Stwar, 3,c.
Give me handsome young man Persley35
lie had such taking ways Gorham Soc.
lie never says word Easiburn Soc
Hes Beau of mine Nill,r 3oc
Hes naughty. but He's nice Operti 3oc
II you want kiss take il Doncls. Soe
III make him speak out Higgins 3,e
Men are such d.ceivers banks 3oc
Wy love he IL Mennonite Miller 3,c
Oysters and wine ot . A. ". Stewari 3,c
~ olcn Kisses are the Sweetest Stewart IA
Tom. " you love me. say ~ Danks 85c
Twos Company, Thrce's none Ilrpssler 3o
when Charley plays the drum stewart 4,
VIII have you, Why, yes to be- sure. sn
la IIsche Sjc
foung widow Bishop 86c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
neau'liuI Walter Juch 3oo
'nl' again TO morrow Lcvcy 3jc
Dane of my Daddy Dresaler 2,r
Crossing the Ferry Sewcon,b a.,
canning little dark beauty Bi.hop ~
Dat makes me holdings ou, Msywo,d So.
Drinking Gin Heath 3,c
Fascinating Blonde Pratt 2,c
Gal with her hair cut curly Angela 3,c
Gay Young Clerk iu a Dry Goods Store
Hays inc
Get up AMI shut the door Hay. 35c
uirIs don't mean all they soy Angelo Joe
Hard Times uisgin. sI,o
now ! love the pretty girls pre-sl,r 300.
, don can tot You Wy HAYS lnc.
, VI 'hP'h'h OF The Guards Hays 8jc
, IN deep IN love With pretty girl Cox Be-
! IN my VA idys only SON Pratt 3jc
Millincr's Daughter Mi Ter DOC
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Assignee Notice.

"A LL persons interested are hereby no.
[Atih"d that Reuben Bowersox, Of Cen.
tire township, Snyder county, made an assign.
mont OF all bis enects. real and personal 10 the
under 'isnsi Tor tho beueht OF his creditors. All
persons haviug ola ims arc reau ested 10 presen M
them 70 tho uniersi ignoi, AMI parsons ipiebt.
ed will please make Immediate payment
May IS, '7o. Assignee
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MAISISIlClD.

In Se,ns rove, On The ! th inst, by Rev A. X
FELTON, Rev. A. " Mlidl,sv,r'h form, ,rIy "A
student nt the Missionary Institute, 10 Niles
Amcli. wagner. both Of Otanzeviiie, III.
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A. wOLFLEY,
Saddler and Harness
Maker
Centreyille, Snyder County, Penna.

Keeps on hand. and makes to order all Kinds
OF Harness, Saddles, BRIDES, Whips, Collars
&C &C; hh worA guaranteed Tor one year
Mr; WOlhcy asks hut a trial to prove that ho
understands his business IyoylyiTI'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-15

A CCoUNT Of Jackson Township school
IA-Fanl for the year ending June Isl,
1876
j Danberman Treasurer in account
with Jackson township School District.
1876 June 2ni To Balance Of last year
settlement 7Gl
To amt received state appropriate 1873 92
40 o, puohcaie OF 1871 1875 lo3 40
do Harrison Brouse coal sold / 90
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for Pnyin, damage for land to
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