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rab Tor al orlpe en- oroentllg Spa.
rebonf. 5orretnin9. 3noifno ira en-
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beore Maaoe. buetteu At imaa eQsr
tore GUNNER, eno peo at inoietle
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en- norlt Vsilenl, Der lrl0er for os
Yasiager.Y illciter for WHITE STAR
yinicn % ale andre uom1rteoe Samp
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ltnnoluaUllfe Saune, o9laa Hcrler
paa ale DC bsolte Banter / be ,tan.
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sasierer. y. .. Solbers % ale andre
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Is. u. Srown, &onblr9s,
II I Vrltooeile az It WloosI, hpor.
peh ban uocu Smsrte fan uotrufie
S9uoCr. blot peh al beltrugs 3oue.
'lscst. Setie Wlbocl, ner CT en-
SpiinoeIis al gr. ban Banhorlt. IT
alotIrs pidlloeigt o. fan benpttss
uosn mlnolis Stdoe Tor 9elbreosu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

litaIipltemet | Vaplrbanbelen
nil ifelae ialeS SeIutnins at be
tpbRe Yaplrfabrifauter blipe inb'
fsrt / 5prflano fra lite Sanuar
1877. Der nil fra bette 1ibsrum
blipe reauet: l Saae - 10 RiS Il
10 Seler a 10 Better a 10 atf.
6n Bale bliper llaleoe - 10000
@rf, ct Ris 1000 arf % l BOG
- 100 @rf. 0eune geregnina
eialper tadre for lrpi' % Sfrip.
papir.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05
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fun. at be netop bar moota9st
ira Siten en- Bsbolonins al

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bpilfsn be bar flebt til fine
egne Yriisr. % builfen be aater at
iGlge mob ganife nbetpoelig
Gortjenefte.
vi cnlfsr at benlebe YubIifums
Spm9rflombso paa oisle pore nps
8arer, % ri oil anmooe Vile %
gnbper ON at fomme ind % I'M.
oerleae bore Yrilsr.
Centennial Clothing Store.
DEBORAH, SOwa.
b. Satts. Susr, Sto % Stpp.
LEI. 8nHerter o. 8abiette, Mlt Ill
rlmeliae Yriler.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

Ulcll Serne | Oct ltllle Sap
bar nblia pUret Sfueplaolsn for ct
Scr8slpiI. Sor nosen 3io iiosn
raieec MGsliuserns paa bisls Ser
o. burtreu 1000 Wenneit:r SeIsen
al osnne $~ismisssIis par. at Be np.
ompenote Stammer | bet inbre ai
1anest faIct tilbass til Scbenltabet,
%sienoptcs fine samle Stitis, Msn.
nslfeUeeri inebsfattst. % fortto9 rs.
psras Sprrfalb paa Snbpaaner, peo
&pitcn. Gen brittilie 8upsrnpr bolct
fOrsiGpss ct Wsbe mso bisle 0jelb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

Naar Stataren or iinnab, far
StOpsppri Smtllsn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05
Scandinavian 6ouse,
Water Street, 9etorab, Soma,
4. 3bOmpioa, 0ter.

Gpbs Ysfpemmelisbsbsr; @ees Ssuoe;
DOB Beare @eee Stalerum ; Sob 9ss
Rambling. Moderate priisr. A3
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

- gn lterre WuntIslt sr blspsn
isiret / Inilucrpsn / Sassns ira c,n
l3be Ill ben 15oe (. W. Sanesr.
mes % Sanssrinosrnss NntaI bsleb
Jig til $50 os observation-disclosures.
mes til $50.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

9aines .. Gdifon, YraFoent.
S0bn Nmmon, Yiee prai.
8. W. Snroif, sasierer
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

SOtQeU tlUOl Il I'll Rut, luW
man nutilbass upen ipnoerli9 Bt'
lpgr fan uoiere snboa / mInore ene
80 Gage. Sar man tnn 200
Girl. / 9ommen, laner &unfitptfst
ls ubiers / 4ebet al nsiaatl8t an
aipst II Se9n % % Elmer eItsr
ielasnoe Mute: Sra 3onoon Ill Si'
psrpool GOO Wil) pr. Sernbans
paa 5 5lmsr; ira 9lperpool I'll Nep
gotf mso 0ampltlb 5000 Wll) paa
10 Yssn Sra Neip BORT 9aor
Rrilrn pla Chicago sller 81. 9onis
omaha U4O3 Wi) paa ? Sean
oa II Simu % oerIra III Gan
Sroucisfo paa 4 9ean 6 &imtr
QSl2 WiO. Weo 0ampbaao pi.
os,e I'll yokohama paa IL 0snn
(4764 Mil. Ill S%ousions paa 6
9eau Cl620 DID, meo Sampbaop
til Yoiut be Sale paa l6 0een
(303l Wil) % ncrira til Sns3 poo
l6 9eln (3442 Wll) Wso 20
ustoa fommer man ira Cue, til
NlIaueria paa ii elmer (224 WiI),
fra Mlsranoria msb 9ampiiib I'll
8riucln paa 3 9esn 1925 Wfil) os
ira Hrinrii msb Ssrnbanc oper 30.
losua. 5urin. Yarls % Calais ii
9onbon pao . Sesu % II 8imr'
Qlsl MiD - Summa 2l,60.
Viii poa " Yc9u o. % elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

folf % formaneoe BEN til at Opaipe
Wsnnsiie9oerist % Meuerist Den
l2te Mpril opsrfalot en- Stare 6ielc.
boere Be friftae 3anbSbpsr | BRO.
pinoisrne Waoi % Wabosro. De
brUnote II minore Bpsr % btrbis
% Opaao Is &uinosr % Bern. Cir
Nubur @orcon aabusoe oerfor ct
5eIito9 mob benz. Den l6oe Stunt
blsp Sprersrnss itarfe Bier9fefnlng
Mata in 8atse taset mso Storm.
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6ilhu9tslteo &ore YulOlu ftormss.
men ioyinbsn opergap be Iig paa
Naaos % unaooe I'll Gnsslltm9n.
psnss 6orbunosfsls, S%spoinsen al
Belmana. GnssIifmGnoenes belle Cab
i 8riaeu par 80 Sece % Saarsos.
vi Sprererne bIsp IA b.nreiteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

Sen brlttllte Ns9lerin9 bar
noslpct ell %omianssris Blaabos ON
Slausbanoslen. Der iubsbolosr $50
Sioer Breue fra Mssnter i uolan.
oct % Snobsrstninser fra Seoihcs.
rsr. Gen snaslitt Msent / 3an3ibar
op9iusr M%ntalst at Dc Slapsr. iom
ira Sftobsr 1873 til Sftobsr 1874
tom lanopGrts til bette Stsb. til
omtrsnt loo. 600. Yrilsrne pariereos
fra 20 til so Collars Stpffet. &pin.
beige SIupsr itob 7 Dollars lapsrs,
mso unota9slie af unse Yissr. iom
bstaltss msb 400 Dollars. So.
osli9bsbsiOrbolpet bapos paa nosIs
Stsbsr naast ben fOrierbsIias Seioe
al rs Seee mob % 4spsnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-05

Der er bdlultst anlaSt en- ny Gun.
mel UNDER Sbsmisn peb WooIwlb
SmfOitnirserue ere o~nllaasbe til
10000 4ltrl. Sunnsllsu ital be.
ltaa at ct Sernrer, 9 500 beit os
brsct nof til at 4 Wsnneltsr fan
pasiers beb Chen al binanbsn. vi.
aiitsn oil blipe bsitsmt Ill en- Ysnup
(2t Gill. J, men oil bliue nsblat for
be Nrbsicsre, Tom taae Hsturbiust.
, 1876-01-15
JUSTICE IN CALIFORNIA.

A fellow named Donks was lately tried at
Yuba City, for entering a miners tent and
seizing a bag of gold dust, valued at eighty
four dollars. The testimony showed that he
had once been employed there, and knew OK
aotly where the owner kept his dust that on
the night specified he cut a slit in the tent.
reached in, took the bag, and then ran on.
Jim Butler, the principal witness, testlhed
that be saw the hole out, saw the man reaoh
in, and heard him run away. ii rushed after
him at onoe,' continued the witness, "but when
I catched him I didn't find Bills bag but 10
was found afterwards where he had throwed
it."-"How far did be get 10 when he took the
dust 2" injured the counsel" Well he was
stoopin' over about half in, | should say''
replied the witness.-"May it please your hon.
our" interposed the counsel, 'the indictment
isn't sustained, and | shall demand an acquittal
on direction OF the Court. The prisoner is on
trial for entering a dwelling in the night time'
with intent to steal. The testimony is clear
that he made an opening, through which he
protruded himself about halfway, and stretch
ino out his arms, committed the theft. But
the Indictment charges that be actually en-
tered the tent or dwelling. Now, your honour,
can a man enter a house, when only one.half OF
his body was in, and the other half out 2"-"I
shall leave the whole matter to the jury"
replied the Judge, "they must judge of the law
and the fact as proved" The jury brought
in a verdict Of equity" as to the one-half of
his bodv from the waist up, and "Not guilty"
"A to the other hall. The Judge sentenced the
ouiltv mart to two years imprisonment, leaving
It to the prisoners option to have the not
guilty half cut off, or to take it along with hm
, 1876-01-15
RATE OF INCREASE OF POPULATION
IN EUROPE.

The French Revue ScientJfque publishes the
following facts relating to the population of
Europe. There ia, it says, an increase of popu-
lation in every State, but this augmentation is
not constant, and decrease' gradually. Thus,
in France, during the ten years comprised be-
tween 1921 and 1881 it was O'69 per cent
from 1881 to l841, 1t fell to O'5O per cent;
from ls4l to 1851, to Q'46 per cent and from
1851 to 1861, to O'26 per cent. In England,
for the same periods, the figures were respeo-
lively lac 1885; 1'19; and 1'2O per cent.
In Prussia, from 1917 to 1928, it amounted
to III per cent; from 1928 to 1910, to 1876 /;
from 1910 to 1916, to 1877 and from 1916 to
1864 to 100 per cent. In the following table,
compiled by NJ. Maurice Block, the present
annual increase in each country is given, to-
gether with number of years in which the popu-
lation would be doubled if the ratio continued
s0:-
, 1876-01-15
NEW VARIETIES OF CANE.

A paper from the Government Botanist
was laid on the table at the last meeting
of Council Ito be published as Council
Paper. No 10Y, describing the (l4) best
varieties Of Sugar-Cane among the 1927
surviving kinds Of a larger number sent
from the Mauritius, and stating the condi-
tons (25c. for a stout plant or tutt, or in
Joints at CSC. for every s. at which plant
ers can obtain any of those that are ready
for cutting and planting. Is of the 80
seem to be distinct varieties, says the BO-
tanist, and deserving OF care and %cultivat
ton as possessing characters that give
them, in one way or other, a superiority
over the two or three sorts at present in
cultivation and among which the yellow
Otaheite takes by far the largest place,
Some Of the new varieties are peculiar tor
length of joint (prOperly, internOde or
tween Joints, and some for length OF joint
united with stoutness ; one is remarkable
for both, joined with a very soft tissue
this sort is of a fine dark claret color and
is numbered 10 in the Council Paper list
In common with many Of the others, 1t also
bears drought well and is prolific.
III Is IdtuIy uCCcScdly L 9llOU'U ANS""A
mend this paper to the careful considera-
ton Of our planting friends, and that they
should select early those kinds suited to
their wants and soils, and plant them out
in a nursery bed OF good soil to rais% 9
supply of plants for a cano-piece, for crop
of II. 1t will take a few years to establish
a good supply of any tavourite variety
Experiments in shortness of time to ripen,
gallons Of liquor per acre, saccharine
strength per poIariscOpe, and other p%articu-
lars, are also required, before the planter
can know the relative value of the differ
ent kinds. There is not the least reason to
doubt that with selection and good nursing
very superior and fixed qualities can be OBJ
tanned in sugar cane, as freely as
they have been in wheat, turnip, beet,
fruit, garden flowers and domestic
stock, Tropical staples are ages behind
Europe in this respect, and have hence
grand possibilities IN ovo, but they
will not be realised without effort, Judge
mont and perseverance.
, 1876-01-15

Cue government, IL IS quite q question worthy
of consideration whether Spain may not think
a short war the most honorable way of Kidding
herself of the Cuban diff ty,-and but for
the great supplies of money apparently derived
from Cuba, we should be prepared to expect
that ;dis would be the case.
The Prince Of Wales has been we'll received
in OeylOn by every body except the weather.
He went to Handy, saw Buddha's tooth, was
received with characteristic devil-dances, hunt
ed elephants, shot two, and was thrown out of
his carriage, but performed most of these feats
under showers of rain, sometimes SO severe
that the porters fed and scattered the luggage
over the hillroad. On Friday tbs 10th he landed
at Tuticorin, and wes to proceed, rid Madura,
70 Madras, where great preparations are being
made for his reception. The Duke of Bucking-
ham, now Governor there, appears to have
Overriden all the objections to the Princes
visit, the first of which was that cholera might
break out among the crowds who would assem-
BILE to see him. There is much cholera this
year, and we see that apprehensions are ex-
pressed as to the results of assembling the
great camp at Delhi.
At the annual festival of the Knights of st.
George, held in st. Petersburg on Thursday, the
9th the Emperor of Russia proposed the health
Oh tHe GmpeEoTS VI UeFthdny ana austria, III q
short speech, 10 which he said that the ancient
alliance between the three Empires " remained
intact at the present moment, and believed
that 1t would attain the peaceful end the mon
arohS had 10 view. The Arohduke Albrecht
replied that both monarchs fully and deeply
shared the sentiments of the Gar. This is
understood to imply that the three intend to
press reforms on the Turkish Government, and
nave postponed Tor the presrn' moment all
differences OF opinion. Their united views will
doubtless be laid before the Sultan, aud it is
not till the Porte has refused the guarantees
required that the differences which exist be-
tween the " Imperial Powers Will manifest
Sgn'' 'ney VIII remain e1qo'SIteiy harmonious
"
Inc IetegraPh asserts that the Porte has
assented to twelve reforms in Bosnia and the
Herzegovina. These reforms consist Of the
abolition OF forced ld6our' The substitution OF
a land-taX IN money Tor a hihe 10 Kind, the
appointment OF Christian Deputy Governors
under Governors who may be Christian, the
collection of taxes by the parishes, and the
creation Of Provincial Councils, in which
Christians will have seats, and which will be
allowed to leglSlate subject to the Sullan's
veto. These reforms, the abolition Of pay
ments in kind excepted, are all ilIusJry, because
all depend on the action of Constantinople,
which will always evade redress. Midhat
Pasha, the Minister Of Justice, tried to make
, 1876-01-15

be carried out in twenty-four hours, ought
to be Immediately and thoroughly executed. Z"
And there were many other suggestions Of
the same sort. Well, suppose them all, and
yet we do not think, as we have elsewhere
pointed out, that Prince Bismarck would be
helped in the least by having the power to
lock up or fine the subordinate official. Cheer
fulneSs cannot be secured by threats nor dis
affection Of temper cured by q vista Of bolts
and bars.
w. B. Tweed the " Boss +" Of Tammany
Hall, recently dictator and plunderer-genera
Of New York, has been allowed to escape from
custody. He had been condemned to a term
of Imprisonment for peculation, but was al
lowed by his %iaiIors to take an airing, visit his
own house, and proceed upstairs. There he
disappeared, and is probably at this moment
on his way to some other s%pot-Paris most
probably, where good Americans 20 when
they die-there to enjoy bis wealth, which is
still very great, In such peace as extradition
treaties will allow. As his party is again in
power, no one is likely to put them in force.
There seems to be no doubt that be bought
his liberty,
The Proteotioul8ts of Germany have sus-
tanned a severe defeat. The most ardent
among them were the iron-masters, who had
also the best case bus the Parliament, after
a debate of four hours, refused to entertain the
petitions for retaining the duties on iron.
Herr Delbruck, moreover, the officer who,
when Prince Bismarck is absent, acts as the
moutbpieco Of the Imperial Government III The
Reichsrath, declared that the Government
neither could nor would {" forsake the course
of customs policy they had hitherto pursued"
This signifies that Germany intends to adhere
to ree,trade, in spite Of the shuky kuees of
fnauciers il Austria, Italy, and even France,
where, however, tie " interests !" in favour Of
Wis ON are quite ~ strong as the interests in
favour of folly. With Eaglaud and Germany
aud France in favour Of F,ec-trade, the danger
Of Commercial reaction must be less than some
Of our friends in the North seem to dread.
Even IN Austria the Hungarian pressure is all
on Tie right. side.
There is still probably more bitterness in
France than in amy other country under the
sun on the subject uf religious differences. A
curious illustration OF this occurred the other
day, when Madame De Gasparin sent to popu-
lar library in Bou>-enois, in tLe Cote dor, a
copy ofherlatchusbaud' work on ''Ihe Schools
Of Doubt and Tie Schools OF F,ith.' NJ. de
Gisparin was Il distinguished Protestant, and
the directo.sof allbery Of B,u-senois appear
to be ri.il r ulu CrhoIc8 They burned
the vo1em ,auI thanked Nal,mo de G.spariu,
in a l. tea m.aat 10 be enc f severe irony, for
her g5ad .cssi1 warming them at a fire made on
the Tue Of lie husbands pages. In England a
genuine Catholic would probably have welcomed,
AM certainly accepted cautiously, any book
written on The side Of faith and against the
g =. - d. . No. s.. ill., 3. y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20
NOV. 13nd, 1875.

Trains icdre Harrisburg as toRows.
For New York, $50, S 10 n M, 2 90 sad
*7.i0 p. NJ.
For philalelphia $50, s.l09.45 q. N. a.eo
and 3.60p pun.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20
A Curious Story.

Those gentlemen who take charge n the
money offerings .u our churches, viii ap.
Yr1cizi' Che fo'lrFirg Ia q certain Troy
e..re, ou San ,,s. says ihc--"i7mss. ~
,,hd city. u yogn, man who occupied y
rett near the pulpit ~as evidently greatly
embarrassed When the col 'cciion was taken
mp. His pew was ahou; the first in'5 which
the basket was thrust, AMI hr pllngcl his
hand into his pocket, kept TIA, collector
Whiting u moment, sEl then quickly
thrust hill-cyidcnlly the first he ceuli
get out of bis wal.ct-iuto the basket After
the service the young man fingered ami.
when the congregation hal retired ap-
preached the gentleman Who bal charge
81 the collection. md who wa counting 10
at the same lime, and remarked thnt he
was u stranger in the city, that he was n
poor young man. and had, in the harry Of
The moment. pat $40 bin into the col.
lection basket by mistake, for u one dollar
bill. lie inquired modcstly il it would be
unfair to ask for the return OF nine doll
lars 10 him. The collector, evidently ap
preciaiing the strangers irinkucss, and
modesty, looked over the collection. md
finding the ten dollar bill, offered to re-
turn il. The stranger deeliael. sayin.
that he meant TO contribute one dollar,
md that, Us he had no small change, hc
would be satisfied If nine dollars d, re.
funded to him, THIS was proof positive to
the treasurer thai the stranger was really
honest, and be accordingly gave him nine
dollars, nearly all there was in the basket,
with the exception Of the bin, aud the
stranger departed with many thank, auI
apologize. Aiter the trrl-lrgr reached
b1mc hr va. struck by the appearance OF
'hc hi'l anil * .minsl it closely. Il wa.
CuuuLrIlrlL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20
THE POST.
Middleburg, Jan. Goth, 1876.
Father Bochm's Death.
a Sketch Of he Erea,fm Life ofhe Oldes
Ccrgymdn il The World

The Rev. Henry Dochm who on
The Sth of last June celebrated the
one hundreth anniversary of biz.
birth, and who was doubtless thp
Oldest clergyman in the world. die!
on Staten Island few weeks ago. O.-
His centennial anniversary was 90.
served by the Newark Conference iu
Jersey City, an1 the excitement Of
That occasion prostatol him. llis
physician recommended his removal
to Staten Island. and he went there
to live with a granddaughter I'll,
health gradually improved until the
18th u't. when, after preaching in
the Methodist Church in Richmond
village. he was again sei2cl with Ill.
ness. His physician found il noces. .
sary to subject the venerable patient
toa painful operation. from which
ms system was not able to rally.
Father BJehm was born in Ian
caster county, Pa. and for vc.r
was one OF King Georges subject.
When he became man there were
only Y thirteen States. Smiling YES.
sells were the only mcars Of trausppr
tation by sea aud horses by land
aud subsequently, in Iii, travels about
the country he rode moro than u
hundred thousand miles on horse.
back. lie always expressed the pro
founlest astonishmcn. at thcchanges
within his remembrance.
He joined tho Methodist Clu G.,
when he was twcnty-onc years Of
aye, and was soon aftcrwnrd license |
TO preach. For more than thirty
years he has been in the Jersey CITY
COME ence, and as long ago as 1872
was on the list Of supcrnumarios. 1t
Is said that his pay for services rs Il
preacher will average about - o u
year. He was personal. .y acquainted
with all the Methodist bishops from
Coke TO Peck.
Father Boehm recalled tic name,
OF some of the most eminent Mctho.
dists of the early part o. the century
rs among his co olab)rc,s ami nc
quaintances, including Dr White,
Harry Ennalls, Gov B,ssctt of Dsl.
aware, DIR. Sellers. DE- Chandler.
Jesse Lee, and William Colbert.
whom ho regarded as giants in tie
church. He considered that pa.t ui
his life in which he was the traye,.
ing companion of Bishop Ashuyv-ns
OF the greatest publie. @Gtcrest be.
ar5ic'"ff that capacity be was the
most intimate and daily associllo Of
n man the purity and greatness Of
whose character, aud the vastncs~
and value of whose work hayo placed
him foremost among the servants Of
the Methodist body in this country.
He was chosen by bishop hsbury
rs his travelling companion in the
spring of 1908, aud travelled with
him until 1913, when tho Bishop ap
pointed Father Bochm rrcsiliug
Elder Of the Schuylkill District, com
posing the whole territory from
Wilmington to Stroulsburg between
the Susquehanna aud tho Delaware
The journeys of the two were made
on horseback, aud in ono visit
through the territory of Indiana, but
siy habitutions were found in thirty.
six miles.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20
JAS ". yiyztyT, Az, Middlrburg, Pa
General Plan.

within ninety days after n. clpt'o proofs Of
death, satisfactorily prcsrutci g. tho society will
n'N a. 'H"'r H'i' ." the amount iu' the lcir or
a. gns Uf The deceased memhe-.
. lHE fHlLl $ ~ DEATH tErr ARg: ist.
Numhtr OF tnc rerillc'g Jfos1c of the person
ihs'f' = h'i 40 party to whom made laynlla
a. certificate from the psys.ciln who att n.
cd Tire party durIag Li. ur her l.st sickness
stating rarticulnrly tNr nature of tho disease,
~ duration. and tho time of death. 3rl ccr-
tihcate Of two di-lutete,tcl ar1uiintancos oi
The dacc tscd, ccrtify NJ go tn tlHr AMI ftrt II
his sor hcr death ant that 10 or sin va. tie lor.
son insured ly tlltnau In tHls society
Address all Communications to
JAS. ". KNIGHT. SFc.
Homo Onico.- Ere churG. Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20

TINS Fine Walnut Pirlrr suit. covered IN
Hair 10th or Wool Terry, any color, pieces,
Sigt
We will -hiV the above suite 20 any nl.lrces
ON rec irt ul rri'cs named. No charge tor pack
inR. f.r t,.2' c'trl, { walnut tdut-sCit
hairs ono % tluut cane scat Rock r. md one
HHlsut IuNol Ef'.. Will he sent " iIh rtthcr
& htu cr >.uit. .uiIl b.1rN walnut WttI.
ruhc.. eight fact hlth, $3.50. ~ulh SLACK wal
uut Snrtetry Euu,rIscs. = ttet hisl. i.3.l'.
Nilu'l,r 1Iris cot chamber rs lhIlur urItturc
,IuIlls re- Iurcl To- If e. Ihc chrifg.' patterns
ot CARPETS sold 10 VI N,nuilrt trcrs' prices. Bed.
diug 10 every variety. Name the pfi.c ut any
arii 'lr "i J. rni'ufc you may need. aud We VIII
send pbptI. ph. tbVc. b.'52.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20

A LABOR convention composed of
one hundred and thirty delegates
from Pennsylvania, New York and
Connecticut was in session last week
at Tvr' Pa The following reso-
iul.~- las passed:
Resof0ed. Thatwe favor the cleo
tion OF tho President directly by
the people, and w are smphatically
~possd to qthiDd term.