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CONDENSED Locals.

The street lamps viii be lighted at 6;5 D.
m, and extinguished At 9o5 p. m.
The Tilden and Hendricks club meet to-
night See adyt
me Eastern Presbyterian church will give
An excursion Tomorrow to Mount Vernon
Springs. See advt.
g. T. ID. can probably get the Information
be wants by inquiry at the Navy depart
From ]. c. Parker we have late New York
and Philadelphia papers in advance OF the
malls. :
Henry Stewart, who was injured at the
pol raising In South Washington Monday
night last, il fast recovering and able TO
walk about.
In Alexandria yesterday Justices Whit
Lesey, Nails and Thompson, assisted by Drs.
Gibson and French, held a commission de
h1ndfteo tnqrars ndo upon Virginia Robinson,
colore d aud Joseph Daniels, white, and pro-
bounced them lunatics.
The Carroll Institute Literary Association,
after short vacation, will resume its opu-
lar weekly meetiD gs this evening. The free
evening schC DIS of this society will be re-
sumed next Monday evening. See advt.
The stable OF Mr.. Neumeyer, corner OF 18th
and g streets, wss entered by thieves last
night, who stole harness, saddles, &c worth
about SIS.
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THE PoLIoEMEN's PAY-District Auditor
Vinson to day drew q warrant for el1 800 Is,
sioners, being the August instalment Of the
police fund for the payment of the salaries
Of the force. This has been endorsed by the
like warrant for the month of July, by the
auditor, subject TO the order of the police
commissioners. So far they have re-
fused to accept the money from
the District the present fiscal year;
holding that the indictments should be
s12 500 each, instead of the amount first
stated, and that the cost OF fuel, &C., for the
station houses should not be deducted from
the police fund, but be borne by the District
independent Of IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-07

DR.. O. W. BKNsoN's CHLIRY AND OHAH
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep.
TIC Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton. 0OorgotOWn and Alexandria 9.A.oo
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ROMAN, Onyx, Jet and Coral Jewelry re-
Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street.
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j. II. 1quisR Z CO..
BANKERS,

1416 Pe,tasylcdsiQ Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits
Interest paid January and July or cred.
tied. 6,T 80
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TEBRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN KAN
sAs-On last SUNDAY evening at Baxter
lott was married to Miss Gregg. Her father
being violently opposed to the matoh and
reno cred desperate by the failure Of his Of
liberately shot his SON. In law through the
heart. Gregg ned, but was holly pursued by
The sheriff and . number of citizens, who
overlook him, and when command. - sur
render fred upon the sheriff and party. The
nre was returned and Greg fell shot through
the head and breast, expiring In short time.
TIE tragedy has produced intense excite
ment ut Baxter Springs.
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Fs0t DocteRing, Etc.
Easy feet being Indispensable 70 health,
comfort and good nature, thousands OF the
intelligent public patronise DIR. Whites es-
Establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite Willards Hotel, to avoid painful
Corps, BunioDs, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &c. Fee 81 per visit.
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WE ARE NOT the oldest. but The youngest
and me livest house IN the Distr1ct B. Rooin-
son a Co, the Boy,s Clothien1, ooe Ponasylvar
MIA Avenue, next doW 20 Wulian'sv-Ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-07

REAL ESTATE and Personal Property rea
sonably insured by the Fireman's Insuranc,
Company Of Washington and Georgetown
ID. G. Office over Bank Of Washington. SEQ
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OYYfo1B,(
WAsHlNGToN, Sept smber Z, 1876.
For the middle states, southeast 10 SOUTH
west winds. warmer, partly cloudy weather,
and falling followed by rising barometer.
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LOCAL NE VS..

Amusements, 6cs T0.n18hS-
National TheRer.-Haverly Minstrels.
TheGter ComiQe.-First class varieties.
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NuRpER RY NFaRo aoLnIrRs-

MURDkR BIZ MICRO S0LDIKRs.-A special
desPatch 10 the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Stpt. 9, says: John Sutherland and another
man went into q saloon In the town of Old
Los Ahimas, Col, on Saturday. and caIle1
Tor drinks: There were two negro soldiers
present. who offered TO join them, TO which
SUD. Inc negroes left, soon returning, how.
ever, Win several comrades armed With car
bines, VINO immediately began firing right
head and killed, and two other white men
wounded. The negroes than started for the
fort, NO one daring 20 tufexfor0 with them
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CIT p IT E MS.

NEITHER Corns or Bunions can long resist
Weideman's American Herb Salve. See ad-
vertisement In F07ney's Sunday Chronicle
Sold by Thoe L. Cropley, Druggist, Bridge
street. opposite Market House, and corner
Sd and High streets, GEORGETOWN. d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-07

CATAKKH, On6nBIV6 ulscnaf8es rom the
head, and all chronic diseases fully treated
by Doctor Hartley, No. Grant Place. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the
ufmo1t assurance and confidence In the good
to attend all persons, rich or poor, free Of
barge, until the best evidence and most
convincing proofs of his success have been
realized from his treatment. ONCE and resi-
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SUIT FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTION
To day Mr.. Reginald ID. Fendall entered a
suit In the Supreme Court OF the District for
Jules Henault against Felix Defosse for ma
licious prosecution I'm having charged that
plaintiff had from November, 1874, to Octo-
Der 81, 1875, been engaged In keeping place
where liquors were sold In less quantities
than q pint without q license, and cause 4
his arrest therefor, which charge was dis
missed. He claims that by reason of this
charge he has been injured in business aud
reputation, and lays his damages at $1,000.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNIOS, &c.
a eRaHD FESTIVAL.
Under the Auspices Of
foune Csthodc,, Friend Society. % eeorsetovn,
Al AHAL0sfAN ISLAND,
In aid OF rrisisy Psr1eht.l sch 81
Adults, fickets IS Gents Ohildrsn free SEPT 81.
EAsIlRN PREssYFnRIAN CHUROH, Rev I.
Macy IAsHIRefOE, to Mt Yer.
non sprir 90, FRIDAY. September Lesve. hn
street wharf g m and e ,. =, Rssurns 80
Ior sale By MEMBERS ssd q beat. ssS 81 3
SUNDAY KXCURsIONs
MAIY WAsaINeroa
WI hereefeer Be made only 20 IT.
vDHNON ePRIH %, where no In
toaiosdns 6rinns vi1 b soaA On the.
Two EiDs:-Lssvins rth- street vhazf q 10 .. n. :,
.seurnins Of > ,. N; fare 80 esnts: esooed Trip,
lsa,ins e ?: m, resurnins e $50; fare 9S
elsaisE 5000 country niIk. On . IA % tSs
Psrsons viships to spspA Q passssas day q, ths
country. where good vsssr and sheAs eSounds,
SUNDAY Ixog.sIon
% LADY OF p Ta ai' LAKE. .<A
Hereafter end until further noe1os, de L1dy oil
the LAKE VII mako regular Dxcunions, leaving
ner Mh:.i foot Of 9Th sn Get, ct ,. m, for . ave
noess sr11 on the Potomac, arriving hoDs Dronve-
Fare, so cents; children half prfos
IN end 9TH street cars 70 directly 70 ths wharf.
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AMUsEMHNrs. - National Thedter. - The
Haveriy MINISTRIES, whose performances
night announce an entire change on nnc
gramme. All the men in the troupe are drst
class artists, and their performances are
well worth witnessing.
1heRer ComiQne.-Crowds stfll 6ock tn tbx
Comfque TO witness the interesting ya,iety
entertainment that In nightly Riyen there
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been fssuei IN
Burr and Lizzie Grason; Harrison Hawes
and Sereptia Grifith; Charles Johnson and
Blanche Neale; Henry Washington and
Mary johnson; w. II. Carter and Georgian
na Adams; Daniel ]. Spaulding and Auna
Steel.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
FAIR-Trains will leave this city by the B
& D. R R. At $40 and s:45 q. m. for Rock.
VILE, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
18th, 18th aud 18th instant, and leave Rock.
VILE for this city At $40 and 5:45 p. m.
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M. =. 7. IvHs, cutter, IL employed ct
WIN. WAlb, ga POnVlyaniA ayeuaA
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CAfARRH-Nesc and Important Discoc1y-
Omces Grant Place.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs. Young Il
Middleton sold this morning. for Mr.. 4. X.
Wilson, trustee, the stock and fixtures of
drug 81 IRE No. 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, to
Mrs. Z. L. Rtdge]y, for g, 0C0.
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AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF IN CUSTODY.
Yesterday OfnCer Benton, OF the 4th pre-
cinct, arrested q notorious colOred thief
named Tom Saunders, Q fugitive from JUS
tice, who escaped from the custody OF offi
ago, the charge against him being horse
stealing. The sheriff OF Frederick county
last evening took him to that county with.
out Q requisition, Tom consenting to 60
without formalities.
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THE OLDEST INHARrrAurs, assoc,.
TON met yesterday afternoon NJ the CITY
Hall, DR.. Blake In the chair, Mr.. 81. N. Esaoy
secretary. MI. william Cannon WAS electei
member. A letter q was read fronn n
George II. Il. White thanking the society for
the letter OF coincidence written 10 MS n MI
on the death Of his father. A motion Wa
and non.paying mem bsrs be expelled, and
after several speeches the motion was carried
oy O majority OF ono.
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THE PRUDENTIAL LEAG UE.-

4 Word 10 the 1hOnghffW,-Ify you wish
to learn of the broadest. most compre-
hensive, and most practicable plan for
guarding against the yicisitudes OF
Health, the consequences of Deoiih, the
necessities of OH Age the results of
Acchient, and to provide other benefits
resulting from organised union of effort;
OF n plan whereby the members may
form their own local councils, meeting
once n month for business aud social
purposes, paying their dues in conve-
nient monthly installments, and being
assured?
LIST. That in the event of the Death
of u member, his family shall receive
not less than one Thousand dollars, and
from that upward in proportion to his
payments.
2nd. If overtaken by Sickness,
compensation.o from 81 to SO.
Bird. Ii disabled by accident, the re-
ceipt Of substantial sum.
4th. A Deposit definitely expressed
in the Policy and to be drawn ont by
the member as it provides.
9th. A Cash Diidend pledged to be
paid from Surplus earnings, &c. &c.
Ifa plan whereby men of moderate
means may, secure u protection for
their dependent families. Call on oil
address
~, A, NJ. PFAHLER,
ArroRNHy-Ar.LAw.
Jan. %, ,76 Middlcburg. Pa
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

n7a~ Highest cash prices paid for
Mink and Muskrat skins at Wcis &
Oppenhcimcr's Clothing store, Sclins-
grove.
psa- Selling Mt cost nj the " Y. Fan.
cy store, Sclinsgroyc, All the IIIntcr
goods.
EyrS. Weis ofthc n. Y. Fancy store,
Selinsgrovc, proposes To sell his stock
of ladies and misses Furs, positively ut
cost. Call and secure bargain.
Bso- :. Weis, of SeIinsgrove, will re.
move his y. Y Fancy store. into
Holmes new building opposite the
Keystone Hotel, in short time.
nsa. 8. Wes of the y. Y. Fancy
Store Sclinsgrovc, is selling all his win.
ter goods such as, TURS, ShaH,s.
woocn hose, gloves, etc, strictly at
Cost: Also made II general reduction
in prices of all his goolS. in oricr to
reduce his large stock before remove
ing into his new store room, liUlme's
building.
gD,Weis & Oppenhcimcr, sclins-
grove, are selling oil their Ovcrconts,
understanding. blankets, gloves, etc,
At cost. Now gentlemen is your time
If you wish bargains in Overcoais Iw
4 Fact Worth KnowiHg. Are you suf-
fcring with Consumption. Coughs, Sc.
we're Colds settled on the breast or any
disease of the Throatand LunCs? If 80.
go to your Druggist John A. Moa,z and
get n bottle Of Boschcc's German Svrup'
This medicine has lately been intro
duccd from Germany, and is selling on
its own merits. The people are going
wild over its success. and druggists all
over our country are writing us Of its
wonderful cures among their customers
If you wish to try its superior virtue,
get a sample bottle for 10 cents. Large
size bottle 20 cents. Three doses will
relieve any case. Try it. july %, '75.ly
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TRIAL LiST---Feb. Term, 1876.

Bower vs. Nelson Beardsicy.
George Reich vs. same.
n. =. Rohback, ct al vs. Daniel Boionder,
WIN. q. IIerfoid vs ehas. no Ia ct ux.
Nipple \ Darr, use OF II. NJ. Nipple vs. J. W.
GNugler,
VIM. q. Herroid vs. Charles Bolts
Peter II. Snyder h Lydia b. Fisher, admrs. vs.
The Pcnna. CANAL 60.
L. n. Hummsi \ 60. use Chss. Hover vs. The
Lehigh Valley Fire Ins. Go.
samuel Aicman Va b. y. waseuseiler,
Henry q. S.ahi vs. Hiram Kelley AMI Jacob
Miller,
Hugbiiu n. Iict,rick vs. Daniel Hettrick.
A. Ycttcr use chss. Krebs vs ". Y. RITTER.
The Columbia 1ns, Go. VS. Y. W. usuglcr and ! .
q. Ulrick, Executors,
g. 4. Burlington h Brc. vs. ". T.. Hare.
The Com'w,h use Fanny Bowersox vs. Daniel
Bolcnier ct al.
Charles sechrist vs Andrew Krat,er. and Chas.
Lcnfer etc.
James NJ, Longacre va Danisi Lease.
Noah smith vs. goorge q smith.
". NJ. Hoffman AMI Matthias schnee, assiynoes
vs. George O.. Glass.
Eiward >trOdb vs. Peter Stroub auj Elizabeth
StrOub.
NJ. ~ Hoffman and Matthias Schnec, assigueej
etc. " Mm, N. Bsckhousc.
VIM. q. lerroii vs. James n. Hou.er.
The abIyo canios are At issue anil fnr trial at
Feb. Term A. u. 1919. J. GROUSE,
Prothys once, Jan. 90. 1879. Proth'y.
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| iST OF IUR0RS...FEs. T. 1876

rErIr jurors.
Adams Jacob Biuganau, Robert Smith
Bcuver--llenry Kern.
Beaver West--Willsm IIeeter, Elias A.
Hcrbster. John J. Mattern. Samuel :
Sellers, Neubcn Wagner.
Ccn're-Davii Bscrtgcs, Frederick iar-
man, seu.
Chapman John s. Leach. J. Knhler Peck.
Thomas Paige. Daniel RohrSr. Ferdi-
maud Sones. Henry II. Spechi.
franklin-Aus,in Gilt, John A. Stabl-
neckcr.
Jacksou-Geo. n. Bcnfer, Geo. Klinslcr
Jr, Simon 7. Kohler, jacob c. Ulrich,
'. Henry Wagner.
Middlecreek-Adam Saver, James X
XIiiers.
Monroc-Thomas Hess. David Young.
Pcnn--Jacob Fisher. Isaac Moor. William
II. Snyder. Villa m Is. Woodling,
Perry --Abner q. liornberger, J O. h I
Schncc.
Perry West--Jacob O. lIornberger.
Sclinsgrove BJro -Frcicrick App, Charles
H. Boyer, John Couldron. Betj amin
kistner. Zach. :. Keely, William II
McCarty, Samuel J. Pawlpg Jose pl
Nenrich.
Union samuel Burtnctt, Daniel Krebs.
Washington John VI Hoffman. Samuel q
lillbish, Joseph Meyer, Jacob $. Weller
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West Beaver District institute.

Pursuant to announcement the West
Beaver Teachers Association met at
John Ulsh's Schoolhouse, Jan. 8. 1876.
Exercises opened by reading por-
ton OF scripturs, and prayer by the
Tho cali Of the roll was responded to
hyT A. Wagner, J. NJ. Lepley, ID. B.
!, etzel, ID. o. Shoop, J. .. Wagner. ].
! son, and r. Il. Filson. The No.
Vest Beaver absentees was four,
he minutes oft previous meeting
adopted without change. The
for holding the second meeting.
eld Jan. %, will be ut Rigie's
house in Adams township.
4 the miscellaneous business was
=. ed, the teachers, assisted 10y the
q Ierbstcr and Miss krebs, sang
IroNn Them With Roses " and
To Fairy land
= bjcct of School Government
". "a .Ned by J. o. Wagner, u. u.
WotsO y. y. Shoop, /. Filson. J. NJ
Leplcy,Ssa. i FIlson, and L. a; Wag-
ner. lux ..suhj,ct being similar. III
imporianN to that Of School Disei-
phne. 1t cansel animation of speech.
After the discus ron closed. u few Sc.
lcctiOns from the Silver Carols were
song, when the Irisii,ute adjourned t.
1870 y. m.
AFTERNOON Sgssios.--rxcrcises opened wi,l
singing. Tho subject of Pronunciation was Ia
ken up and discussed as toliowsi First, y
q wagner DO. al by placing thro8 eenton
&C. upon the blackboard. To- b, puuctuated bj
any one wAo might voluntarily do -. The ars
sentence was pun ctusted by I fil.oui aud II
ths punctuation VI the second and third X. y
fnsUn, and WIN. Wagner participated.
Mr.. W. was followed by J. NJ. Iepiey. VII,
uuderto ok the cxplanationin about tho sauj
way, say Ing that in order to hive pupils bc
come familiar with the subject. IL was nac,s
snry that they should write and punrtu 90
iOr themselves. Mr.. 1. was f0lluwod by l. FL
plain the Importance OF being able to punctu
ate the sense In = piece Of writing. ami wbn
'amentabie mistakes are feluently made b.
one who attempts to re ID n eompositi N whei
the punctuation Il omitted
lie was then called on by tho Pres who allow
oil him limtci portion oi his time. to puuctu
ate such sent onces as tic Institute might &c
ut 10 give him.
T. \. Wagner then spoke q few minutes, who
the discn sion on punctuation closed.
o. juoHAriN.-Iais subject was newt mad
use %, sri the following named toach,rs part
cipated In the hlscussiJI J o. Wagner
N. Lepley, u. -. Shoop, u. u. wetrcl, A.. A
Wagner, and |. filson.
Tao suhlccis selected to he discussed q, tn,
next meeting wee u. =. History, rtlmar
Reading, q amman, aud lronunciltion. o.
motion adjourned. REPORT Err
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DIED.,

On tie sth nit, In Chapman township. OF liver
complaint, jacob r. eichenbach, aged 80 years,
month aud IL days.
On the Goth ult,, in Middlecreek township. CT
paralysis, lydia Elil.beth, infant daughter Of
Elias aud kebecos weiriek, sged year less .
days.
= On the 2ist nit, In Sei,nsgrove, II pneumon TO-
Frederick App, aged btyears.
On the 22i ult., In Ceutreviiie, Amanda, wife Of
J anes Row, In the Esd year Of her age
On the LIST ult., OF consumption, at Troxle-
months and ~ days.
In him the community lost a good and gen.
e!ous-hsh.teu ne'xnpo,i tho ~us an ahsctnh'
father aud the church true and faithful ON
Ger aud worker.
May tis who has promised 10 bs the willows
Cod snd the orr kaes Father, comfort and sus.
tain the borSsved family eud prove " them
| that "su things work toysther for good "
them tkat lsvsIed." w
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Sale Registry.

We will Insert short notices, like tbe~t
free Of charge. until day Of s,lG6winn wy,
rrint the bills or advcrtis- the se5 we ,l,ce
wednesday fcb.2 PahIic Sale ,oLa
Of vsiusble Personal Property. In fo,o, W " 70
miies ves, n Middohurg, by tho Y SchO'
the estate of John Swengei deed. VI -
Saturday Feb. s, Michse, aiibort. executs..
Real and Personal property. at the house -.
Jos Beiainxer In Franklin to~n-hip.
THURSDAY Feb T.. Administrators Sale ofpsr.
Of Ceutrevilie, at tho late residence Of Reuben
Kiineiet deed.
Tursisy, Feb. 80. Puiilc silc or Horses.
Mulcs, COVE. sud = very itrge stoch of farming
utensils Nc., miles East of New Berlin, Ia jack.
eon twp. this couliy, on the premises occupied
by Joel u Bsnte,.
Thur,dsy, Feb. 10. Sale Of Personal property
fu Nijdlecreek township, naar Smthg -ove,
By the adm'r OF the estateo Of Elias Keek deci.
saturday. Fob. H. sheriTs sale q: the Court.
house 10 this Borough, Rel Estate OF Jacob
Coleman, situate 10 Ceu,ret twp.
Saturday, FEB ". Sherias sale At the Court.
house In this Borough, = oertaiu Tract Of Land
the property ef GeorGe Hasssbssr, situate ~
Adams twp.
Tuesday March :. Pab,ic Sale In Mid.
dlecrcek twp by Benz Uplingcr. a large
stock Of Personal Property. Horses, Cows.
Young Cattle &c. See large posters.
Thursday. March 9. AiminIstrltor's sale
% Personal property, In Monroe twp. by Hiram
sspiors, Adn'r. of Elizabeth stniers. deed.
Wednesday March a. Public sale OF Per.
sopsl property, In MIjdlecrcek twp, near
SInithnrOve, by Allen Uassinger. A credit oi
eight months tor sums over tS dollars.
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Alam'--Robcrt Mlileswortb,
Reaycr- Daniel Allor.
Beaver W-Daniel. Is lIassinger. Frederick
Kaught.
Chapmau-John Lcbkicher. Joseph Long.
Frnnklin-rhomas Bower. Henry ". Eel
ty, Elias llummcl. John E,il1, David
Schambach. Michael Scbambacher.
Jackson-Micbael W Beaver Johu G Ulrick
Middlecreek--JacobA A. Smith
Peun--Michael Beaver, Peter lIosterman
benjamin SETTLER.
Pcrry-Jonathnn Gelnett. Encch Smith.
Selinsgroye Boro'--Gco. Il. Hendricks.
Union Emanuel Auckcr. William Kelley
Washington-Jossph Steilen.
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NoNPARIEL Skirt Supporters or Ladle.
AN6arment suspender attached to one or ha n
dozen skirts In moment, constructed upon
rhysiologlcal principles having for It's a,n
health and comfort. Pat May S 1874. sample.
ny mail 90 cts. ELLIS MFG Co. Waltham
Mass. Agents Wanted.
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Near Troxleville, Jan. Is, 1876.

FIRE ISsUnANcE.-I would respects
fully inform the citizens. Of Middleburg
and vicinity, that have been appoin-
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 persens
insuring by the said Mr.. Schooley, that
| will renew their Policies, as they ex-
pire, in companies Of u II d n b e d
strength and security. represent the
Royal, of Liverpool, Royal Canadian,
OF Montreal /; Providence, Washington,
Of Providence Trade, of Amden ;
Waynesboro, Of Waynesboro, Pa. and
Mutual Benefit Life, of Newark, n. j.
q. ". GRANELLO, Agent,
nOv.0. Midd!eburg, Pa.
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|. AuorIoNEEn Those having Sales
this spring, and wishing 10 secure
the services of q good Auctioneer,
to cry them at reasonable rates, will
find, John A. Arnold, Of Centre twp,
the man TO do it.
Gst,yours smoked glass ready. There's
10 he IN eclipse OF the sun. on the 25tll
" March, ~ three o'clock In tho AFTER
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AccIDINrs.-Amon son OF David Bowersox
OF Centreviile, while undsrminine a llms stone
rock, at the quarries below town, on Monda y
last, received q segere cut above the knee joint
by the unexpected fail Of the rock. Tho bleed,
Ing was SO profise as almost to biGs all efforts
to stopt.
on the rame day Henry ReIgsi similarly ON.
ploy cd, smashed tho third anger on tho right
hand, with crow.bar.
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The New York fancy store, Mt Sclins
grove, has been moved into Home,
building opposite the Keystone Hotel
Remember it when you so to Selins-
prOyo.
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An communications, business let
ters &c, for this Office, TO secure
prompt attention should be addressed
rs follows: The Posi- Middleburg
Snyder County, Pa.
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Immen.o srccess! 1000 Of lle eenpina
klsKssV .''.:' ' ! { asSi ;ssysS IA

air. ut 4., ....t,.t. s.r.! ul t.euuhle
lie in the Wild lard ufth. tie mystery. Ophits
Gold, the Linus' i.1lr, nnl m'lirns Of super
stiti'us hrirps Gflphic de- 'Iil lions splendid
illustrations. Millions wait IT, We want
agents qui'kly, prniits HiG Serd for terms
HUBBARD BRO, Pubs. - SaIsom ST.
rhlla, Pa.