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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-05
Desperate Attempt to Rob a Bank.
One Of the Robbers Killed and
one Captured.

n N0rtnnelu hllnneSOta, Speclal
says about 2 o'clock this evening
Sept. 7th, eight men, well mounted.
entered tho town and proceeded to
the bank. Three entered it and
sprang over tho counter and order
ed the cashier, j i. Haywood, with
n knife to his throat, to open the
vault. At the same time all the
persons in the bank, A. Il. Bunker
Assistant Cashier, and Frank wills
cox, Clerk, were ordered to hold up
their hands Mr.. Haywood refused
to obey the order and open the mon.
ey vault His neck had been slight
ly scratched with the knife, and still
refusing the robbers put the muz-.
zle of a pistol to his right temple
and fired. Haywood fell dead. They
then turned to Mr.. Bunker and Or
dered him to open tho vault. lie
said he did not know the combina.
ton. As the robbers made DEM
onstration toward him ho ran out
the back door. They fired at him,
shooting him in the shoulder. Mr.
Wilcox was not interfered with.
While this was transpiring within
the people OF the city without were
doing good work. Two of tho rob-
bers were killed outright and one
wounded. The man was taken n
way by his confederates, one of
whom was killed and one captured,
The robbers did not got into. the
vault nor did they find tho cashiers 3
drawer, except the nickle drawer,
and handful of nickles taken from
it were thrown to the floor. The
robbers were well mounted and arm
cd with navy revolvers. When the
robbers entered tho town they drew
their revolvers; and, putting their
horses into full gallop, dashed
through the streets, shouting to the
people on tho walks to get aside.
While the three men were engaged
in the bank the others stood on the
street threatening to shoot any one
who interfered, and firing several
harmless shots. Pistols and guns
were quickly secured by the citizens,
and young man named Wheeler,
from the window of tho opposite
building, picked off one villain,
shooting him through the heart.
Another shot prostrnted anoth-
or, when the robbers mounted their
horses and beat retreat. A third
robber was hit but escaped. a band
of fifty citizens was organized, and
headed by Wheeler, started in pur.
sisit, At last accounts the robbers
were only twenty-five minutes ahead
of their pursuers. and are almost
sure to DO overtaken. There are oil
sorts OF rumors as TO the robbers,
many believing them to 10 some Of
q gang heretofore operating In Mn
souri, and Kansas. - y A u As.
Fourteen citizens in pursuit oa
the Northfsld -srobbsrs >. ovsstooA
them late on Thursday night IN Sbs
ravine o short distance from Shields
vile. Shots were exchanged snd
one Of the robbers horses wns killed
bat ns the robbers turned TO make
6ghk and tho citizens wore poorly
armed, they dhrexS not attack them
and recovering their discounted
comrsde, the khisves took to the
wo0ds. and were again Iost sight Of.
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ould 6o found 10 live there.

could bo found 10 live there.
: The bats and owls tsnanted its
deserted chambers for a couple Of
years, and then a bolt Of lightning
descended upon il aud turned lis mn
holy presence from tho face Of the
earth, no ono lifting hand to save
And this is the story Of the Black
Wolf Inn as il was told to mo.
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Df HERO STRONG.

I hearSl The story wl,eA 4 mere
child, and-I remember that I cover
edomy head in the quilt that night
after 1 went to bed, for fear l might
see 2 deaf naant ghost. apd mental.
ly vo1ea At when II grew MP I
would forever and always avoid no.
tells, for tho story was about an inn.
1t was in Germany, L think, that
the Black Wolf was situated, a little
remeYd nom on5 Of those quaint
old -0esnah towns Which are so fruit
full 81 sleep. destroying legends. A
lonesome wood of great extent sur
rounded the house, and a little back
Of It ran q dark and sluggish stream
fringed with rank growth Of reeds
and bushes. ,,l So. fer, t,t
The place was wierd and uncanny,
but sitibad a,good run Of custom, for
its wines were celebrated the coun-
try over. aud their was no pleasanter
fireside in the Fatherland for one to
smoke n pipe over a mug Of lager
thaqthe chimney corner in the bar.
room of TIE Black Wolf, 7. N.
MDm time 4inme,NOria It had been
kept by man named Fredericks,
and Oh the death of the old man, his
son Rudolph assumed the control of
affairs. ,a
HeSadsJa yonug man Of twenty.
five of-thifty, ugiy of countenanee,
and somewhat celebrated for his un-
manageable temper and sullenness
OF disposition. A part of his life had
been spedt abroad, and rumor said
1t bad been ill~spent indeed, there
were dark whispers to tile effect that
II the gallows had its due the BLACK
Wolf would be needing a new mas
ter. Bit oh Rudolph kept mp the
wine.cellars, and treated all his reg
ular patrons well, the Wolf flourish.
ed under the new regime, and young
Fredericks made money twice as ra-
pidly as had bis father. = p '''' n ''
People who were unfriendly to
him insinnated that q Jow peddler
who had taysteriously disappeared
in that vioinity was murdered at The
Black Wolf, and two drovers return
ing home with . large, amount of
money about them, ftpm the sale Of
cattle, vepa never seen by mortal
after entering the gloomy forest
which'skirted the grounds around
the old iun.l iuo' % lasd nali 1isIi M
As Year, went on there occurrad
ces in the vicinity |; but lthourh the
authorities we're. Informed and ex,
pert detectives were sent down 70
watch the place, nothing subSthhtial
against R,,dolph, Frederioks Iwas oh
tanned.
One thing took plsucses, which seem.
cd to have enraged Rudolph q great
deal too much Tor such an exceed.
ingly trivial circumstauce. eHe own
ed an Immense door. known as Satan.
aud this dor Ma 'Ssver GseAoI awav
from the inn. His master set great
store by him. One nirhtAa rainy,
slsety wiuter ,nieht---n traveller came
70 the Wo0 ana soncha shsltsr. o1 He
engaged bis bed sSi his room, drank
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SuuIaUJ

Leave New York $50 p M.
Leave philadelphia 7.20 p m! .
tVia Norris & Essex Il. Il.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
Genl Supt.
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Trims for Hvn,ion. icdrr as foKows.
(Sundas Ecceptei.)
Leave Shamokin, 500 q m $50 and
3 40 p IN.
Leave Philadelphia 9.l5 q m. Reading
ll3O a m.
Poitsville, 1910 p m. Tamaqua 1.25 p
IN Ashland = SO p m
Mt. Carmel 3.l5 p IN.
Trains ledrr Harrisburg as follows:
For New York, go, Cos s 10 me-,
aud 200 1855 pm.
For Philadelphia $50, COS s.l0o.i5a q. m.
zoo and 1857 pm.
Sundays
For New York b.goa m.
For Philadelphia Las p m.
Trains for Harrisburg hore as foiious
Leave New York, s.4j I'm 100 and
$50 aud #1.i5 p IN.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.l5 q m. $40 j.l5
and I.20 pm. .f.. ....
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A<avet'tiein9 II s3te~- I
One ccn!mp fne year, - >ssu.0O
yne-naIS, coIumn, ono year, 5000
Vne-iourth column, one year, 1900
One square no lincs)1 insertion 75
Every additional insertion, ~ 50
Professional and Business cards Of
not more than 8 lines, per year, 500
Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, 250
Editorial notices per line, W Isl
All advertisements for q shorter ne.
i,od tnan ono year are payable at the
unc sncy are cr!crcdJ and if snot paid
the per9on ordering them VII be held
reHponsibIc for The money. :.' 'frF ,'',.r
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settlement 70 SUSAN LABORD,
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Terms Of Suimrfrtlon.

Terms Of Subscfptson,
TwO r,oLLARs FER ANNuSl Pay.
allie within SIX TnoItISs. % esSOhnot
paid Within ths yesr. No l'~prr dis.
continued until Ill arrcasNgep are
raid unicss 1t the cssicu q ~ vub'
Usher. 80
Subscriptions mitside Of che cUnnty
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
hFPcrsOns lining and ustbg papers
addressed ~ other becoIns suF~ryIlssrs
and arc liable fcril,c price ofsbe pspsr
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T NJ. LINN, a. II. DILL.
cs (succcssors 70 ,. Pa J. NJ. Linb,)
ATTORNEYS At LAW, Lcwisburg, Pa.
Offer their professional services TO tho
public. Collections and all other pro-
fcssional business entrusted to their cnrs
will ceivepromptattcn,i ion. Jan. 9, 'G7w
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r p. CRONMILLER,
e. ATTORNEY At LAW,
Middlcburg, Pa,
Offers his professional services 10 the pub.
lie. Collections and all other professional
business entrusted 10 his care will receive
prompt attention. tJan 9, '61u
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The Black Wolf Inn.

3leIe0 q t 1,faIe.
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Sundays
For New York 30 n m.
For Philadelphia Las p m.
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Feb. 5 ~. VII n n.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

calling II ~ esdeR the A.ll was filed with
harvester who clanlorously broke up the
caucus. endorsed The BOGUS delegates,
and adjourned to the saloon for drinks, at
the expense of the ring"
|. A call was made and signed by many
Republicans Of the village, for The pur-
pose Of having all satisfied, for If any
were dissatisfied with the proeeea1oss.of
the previous caucus, they were willing to
give them a second hearing. if Oy 30 do
ing satisfaction could be secured. Al The
time appointed for the second caucus,
many Of our foremost citizens went to the
hall and in 4 quiet peacablc manner whit
ed for some of the dissatisfied ones to call
the meeting 10 order; af>er waiting for
more than an hour and no one appearing
who felt called on to call the meeting to
order, it was moved That q citizens meet
ing of those present, be called which was
done. A chairman was elected and in
quiet and honorable manner, the proceed
ings of the former caucus was endorsed.
The assembly of citizeps then went to
their several homes or places Of business
and not to the SALOONS for drinks all
around, at the expense Of the ring" as
the Major has it.
Now Major permit me to give you =
few word of advice from disintercsted
stand point. Your paper has quite cir
cul alton here at Brownsville, and people
might he willing to continue to patronizc
you, but they hate to be characterized As
boisterous harvcs,ers. while discharging
their duties as lAw.abiding citizens.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

The flour mill was started up for bust.
ness by the present owners, Brown & An
lcr:on, on Monday of last week. These
gentlemen have thoroughly refitted and
repaired the mill, and arc confident Of
giving entire satisfaction to all customers.
They have added many new and improved
machines used in the manufacture of
-four, and the mill is now tirst.class in
every part The -four made 50 far has
been excellent. They soon expect to run
The mill night and dav; some little time
being required to get the new machines
in perfect running order. These gentle.
men are both we'll known for their enter
prise and business push, and We may safe.
~ expect that the Touring mill will now
be one Of Brownsdale's permanent and
prosperous business enterprises. They
have ais" repaired the dwelling house
near the mill, to be used by them as a
boa riding house, where they will board
their help. This mill will Ike the source
If much income 10 Brownsville.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

II. Dunklcmann returned last week from
the East bringing Will, him a fine and
extensive stock Of ready made clothing
suitable f'r men and buys wear. His
long experience in tho business, and his
facilities for making advantageous pur.
chascs, enables him to meet the wants III
his customers fully, aud he will bc glad
to have them call aud sec what he has
subject to- their disposal. lie has bnugI b,
his goods 10 sell, aid will be- glad to talk
quality and prices to all who want ia
make themselves comfortable fur the
winter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

We regret to announce that the only
Child If Thomas and Hannah Riley is
dead. A bright little poy came TO them
more than year ago, and he Oiled their
hearts with gladnes', just as sunbeam
falling upon prism, disso'ving sheds on
a|l around = hal" Of supernnl light, but
the sudden extioguishment If its young
life leaves the parents overwhelmed with
sadness. ~ the orb of day when OBJ
sc'red ny an eclipse, leaves the eartl, en- E.
vel"ped In deepest gloom. How quickly
the shadows chase the sunshine over the
landscape Of our earthly life. The funeral
took place last Tuesday. calling out a
large oonconrse Of symra.hizing friends.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
Personals.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar Ayers start to-day
III the great centennial trip. They exp:c:
t" be gone until late in November. The,
will visit in New York and in New Eng
land.
Senator Smitl, and County Attorney
French went t" St. Paul on Monday to look
1T the state far.
Rush Is. Wheeler anil wife started YES
terday 10 see the centennial. They will
also go t" New Haven t" visit old YALE.
college, from which Mr.. Wheeler gradun.
ted.
L NJ Ober is at St. Paul, as is also
Judge johnson.
Mr. C. H. Brewster returned from the
east Yesterday, only to make brief visit
and settle sons. business matters. lie *.
poets TO make his home in New Hamp
hire.
George Lltchfield has returned from q
pro:ractcd visit in thc east. lie comes
back in cool health. aud feels we'll pleas
ed with what lie saw.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Mrs. NJ. c. Garfield has ObtaiL ed the ole
Agency for the sale Of Mrs. Ewings 1"prov-
ed Tailor system Of cutting Ladies and Chill.
drens clotbe.,--something which is the result
Of fttc Gu years labor and study. Mrs. Can.
field will teach ladies the system aud supply
them with full set Of scales and measures,
whereby they can do ill their own cutting
and firing. sh. is a's" prepared to do drcsr-
making in all its varieties and in the bcxt
manner. She / ~ runn,s over J. T7u-sdcIi's
Boot 4 Shoe Store. on Main Street, anil will
re glad to meet us many of the ladies Of Aus
tin and vicinity as may favor her with . cali.
C.tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Oscar Ayers, Of this city, has in his
garden a young tree, not more than 2;
inches in diameter, which, has about ninv-
~ as perfcc, apples rs any that ever grew.
They are not large, but hey arc OF fine
flavor, and look as though they might
keep until spring. The fruit Is und"ubi-
cdiy a species Of the Grccuing, and is
likely to be fund very rare.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05


The ci'iz"ns "f Austin will have the
privilege Of entertaining the distinguished
ministers and laymcn who are to b.. here
in Attendance upon the C:ngrcsa ional
conference I" convene in this CITY on tho
12'h Inst. This is u rare privilege Ger.
tain!y. and Que which our people will no,
fail I" appreciate. In this land OF liberty,
we lave many means by which to improve
the character IF society. but it seems t0
Us that no one is more patent in its good
influences than Tint which We call hospi-
tally. The s"cial board is, Of NIL places,
the one best calculated to inspire kind
feelings, and the particular thing needed
in this community, is q manifestation If
genuine kindness. Tic spirit If amity
and c"ncord should pcrvade all classes,
and rest upon rs like the benediciion Of
b~l"vcd p"rcnt. Let us derive a. ,puel,
pleasure from the society III our visitors
as we may. and perhaps We shall thus I've
constrained 10 cultivate clnacr relations
with one another. The deliberations Of
the conference will be Of wonderful later.
est, embracing as they will, a great many
Of these practical subjects in which every
community has 4 vital interest, hcuce we
feel that the sessions should lie attended
by all. There will I've IN hundred or more
mcn here on that occasion, whose piety,
learning and ability en,itle them I" rank
among the leading spirits of the age, and
they will unlock In our midst the vas,
st"r*houses Of thought, and invite US Il,
come in and array ourselves in the habit.
ments Of wisdom and to breathe the sir
Of truth. Let Us be sure that VIC mis-.
none Of the good thing. in store for u
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Tallmadge& Ball say that their business
has increased very much since the roafs
became good. The people are coming
from all directions, antl they take away
large quantities of go"ds. They find an
immense stock, and the choicest varieties
from which to select, and they have learn
ed that large purchases are the. cheapest
in the long run, because they can be had
ut reduced rates. All kinds Of groceries
are selling very low now; hence, it's the
time to lay in Il good store.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Now i. the time TO make selections of
frat trees and shrubs for fall setting, and
it should be remembered that Mr.. |. Ing
mundson, the county treasurer, las il his
nursery ~ LcKoy large variety IF the
stale, Al Il he will 'ply all who want any
Of :hc!M III exceedingly low prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

1t now seems likely that VIC shall have
g",l weather for the fair, which will be
gers hnvc done all in their power to make
The occasion u success in al respects, and
We hope :l:e people will not fail to come
out and bring their pr, ducts and manu-.
features, and thus d. what they NAV t"
advance the common interest Of all. ]. A.
Lovely. Esq, Of Albert Lee, will deliver
the address on Thursday, and i, will h.
worth while IL hear him, tor he is both
able and interesting.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
Revolutions OF the independent Convex

Resolutions Of the lmtl.'prssdemt Convcm.
tiOM.
Resolved, That this convention fully
endorses the nomination Of Peter Cooper
fer president and Samuel +. Carey for Y c..
president Of the United States, and also
the platform Of the National Independent
party.
Resolved, Also, that those who accept
the nominations OF this convention shall
thereby pledge themselves to a full and
hearty support Of the Independent plat
form and candidates.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Next Sunday commences the second
year Of Rev. J. W. E'dridge as pastor If
the universa'ist church. uln.' which o"ca-
sion he will deliver discourse reviewing
the results III the last years labor and
making some practical! suggestions for the
future He purposes during the present
fall to deliver series Of Sunday evening
expository d,scourses upon the Parallels.
His subject for next Sunday evening is
"rhe Parable Of the S''wer." A general
invitation is extended to all.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

a. G. Rice a young man in the employ
Of Mr.. Britts of Waltham, met with pain.
full and serious accident while thrcslling
on Monday last. He was feeding tile NJ a.
chine when the band cutter by an acct
dent, drew the knife cross the back If
his baud, sevcring the cords Of The fingers.
Dr. Britts rendered what medical aid was
deemed advisable. The DR.. hopes to
save the fingers So they can be used but
the very best Of treatment will I've neccs.
sary. Mr.. Rice is young man of an ex.
ccllcnt reputation, from, Grinnell, Iowa
lie as in attendance at the Austin Ipsti.
tute last week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Although the times have been hard and
the crops poor, the Country gives evidence
"f II fair measure Of prosperity. Vc.y
large bread,hs IF new ground have been
broken. miles upon miles Of fences BULL,
and some very elegant and commo.'ious
buildings crcct'd, school houses have
sprung up rs if hy magic. and many Of
The Streams have been spanned by bridges.
The general wildncss which churactcrizvs
every new country is giving away bet''re
the demonstrating influences Of sc.'l. .
mcnt and thrift. There are many fine
meadows Of tame grass and some splendid
young orchards, each adding greatly to
the appearance and comfort OF the home
which they cml".llish. We are glad I"
note the gradual advancement OF the pc.'-
pie in Intelligence, morals ami wealth.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

A recent visit ut Owatonna enabled Us
to- test the qualities Of the Arnold house.
Mr.. Hastings, the proprietor, recently
completed and furnished very large al.
diti"n to the house, making it one Of the
most capacious and comfortable OF any
in the southern portion Of the state. The
furniture is new and Of very choice pat
terms, and the whole establishment has IN
air Of elegance seldom enjoyed in hotels.
The table is IN all respects model Cn-
der the supervision Of colorcd caterer.
it is made to meet every requirement Of
the most dainty appetite, rs we'll MS Of the
most capaci"l,s stomach. Taken as y
whole, the Arnold house is real home 10
all who ScjOurn there.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Rev. W. W. SatterIcc. state ,e.mrera nee
agent, last Friday night organized Il Good
Tem?lar's Lodge OF fort: two members a;
Dexter station. That speaks we'll {: the
character Of the people at the "scograph..
Cal CENTER" and We are glad I" record this
evidence OF their snbr tendencies.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
FAR ES REDUCED.

Now is the time I" get tickets for the
ab 'ut 20 per cent. 1t only costs $42 ~
now for the whole "Trip, vim the Chicago,
Milwaukee s. St. Paul road.
Sixty per sent. Of the usual fare is all
that is ch.rgcd Ivy that road Oh tickets t.
the state fair and for the great exposition
now open in Chicago. Tnc round tlip
c"s,s only $l0.25. VIII" w"Cl In, 60 and
see The sights ut such II trifling cost: