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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-31

state bonds ruled strong ana active We note sales
OF Arkansas is. funding act nj % North tIrni1na Us,
od January and-JuY, 10 louisian. ds con.ohda "a,
~ ana Tennessee ~, new issue, 81 81 Railroad
curits were arm andreh gctcd well distributed trade
Ihe ,prncipa' transactions were a. fol o.s' Cen.
tral Pacinc 1T-, san Joaquin branch HiN@Hit:
Do Cal and Oregon branch, 03i1ssuS do. xoa oundr,
1901 e. ana r. |. and Pacific Is liza. Nev Jcr.cy
Central lsts, new, H." Milwaukee ana ~ Paul L. and
NJ NV lu-i Cbce.V auq Nouhwestern cons. loi
10 Guns coupon GOLD bonds, pjOsp3ls. LOug Dock rs.
lAei Han aud It 10 S. COW. - Cedar 1. ana N.
ls,s ss ono aud Mississippi 2ds, fdl4 cons, 7S a
Union Pacinc lists, eNsal'pAl do sKin. fund, u2ie.
Pacne 4; OF Missouri D9.e Toledo. Poor, ana ".
gus, 50 Iol and wabash 2ds "a LOuhvllc ana Nash.
vile con-, 1898 vl'e Louisiana and Missouri lists rs
Western Pacific bonus. lu34 NOrthwestcrn lists, l0Si
81 100; New Jersey Central COW. S2i.
TIE opening, hlg esf, iOWesf. uud H. ~. closing
prices OF stocks TO-DAY we're
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Owing to the storm, trains are running very
rr'su try on most of he roads entering me cay. fu
Pacnc express. dle nc Enc depot cary yesterday
uOruuB, had NOT urTNCd at seven O'Clock last evening.
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TIE EnEBELLiOS IN TURKEY.

vienna. April st is asserted
that the insurgent chiefs have left
Suttoriua and rejoincd their bands
They intend to resume hos tilities
agninst the Turks on the 1lth in
stsnt. when the truce expires. Baron
Rodich has returned to Ragusa. The
Political Correspondence publishes
from Trustworthy sources some ex.
traordinary d detail ! 3 Of atrocities
committed by the Bosnian insurgents
upon the Mahomctnn and Christa n
inhabitants for refusing TO take part
in tho resurrection. IL ia alleged
that several villages in Chlcona have
been destroyed by fire. aud that two
gendnrmcs and Turkish hotel.
keeper with his wife and four chill
dren were burnt alive. II is also stn-
ted that Christian who persis,cntly
refused To obey the injunction of the
insurgents WAS massacreI. with his
whole family. Aler enumerating other
instances OF atrocities the paper pro-
ceeds to relate that \ party of inser-
gents made rade on the krOupa dis.
,ricts setting fire to two hundred
houses houses in Pasnitza, and killing
more than two hundred innocent per
sons. Christians suffer equally with
Nohumetans.
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Congress-.

AZ the season for nominating q
candidate for Congress is near at
band I would like to call tho atten..
tion Of oar Republican friends to
that subjcct--I see by the papers in
different parts Of our District Maj
Iomercv of ChambersbuTg bighl,
spoken OF for that rosition-I don't
wish TO detrnct from any Of oui
friends in our own county. but We
all know it TO be close District and
at present represented by n Demo
crat from Franklin Co.--same coun'
ty Maj. Z. is from.
Mai. Pomcroy is known TO man,
OF our people in this county having
resided for some years in .luniata Co
--hc is now resident OF Franklin
county, aud Editor Of the "Fruntii
RcpoSitory' q stanch Republican
papcr-he has had Legislative TX
periencc. hiving been a Member o
the Legislature --hc in well know
through tho entire Juniata valley
aud am satisfied il nominated vii
make the Election. thcre is an othe
reason why he should be a candidat,
and that is he can carry Franklin Co
against the present incumbent, whicl
would hardly be possible for q resi-
dent outside of that Co TO do.
RErUBIicAs.
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tar up in Blair county frauds
have been peipetrated on the county
treasury by scalp.bunters. in this
wise, as told 10y the Altoona Tri-
bune. I'm one instance the skin Of
a colt, which had died, was deft ly
cut mp and manufactured into ears,
and palmed of upon unsuspoctiug
justices as those Of veritable fox
In smother case n real fox skin was
converted into ears and made to
answer for large number Of Rey
nards. The hide of black cat was
utilized anil enlarged to represent
any number of skunks, while fox
cars were split up to do double duty.
Ohe family Of pseudo Nimrods, il il
alleged, has drawn from the county
treasurer. since the first Of January,
ono thousand dollars"
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EvrnY form OF business, reputable
and otherwise. the Philadelphia
TINES says, il being stimulated to
increased activity in Philadelphia by
the coming Exhibition. Thieves,
sharpors and human vultures of ov.
cry kind and degre6 are througing
therc in advance OF the visitors and
laying their plans for the simmer
It will require extraordinary Efforts
on tho part Of tho police AMI detec-
tive force to check the operations OF
this formidable invading army Of the
criminal and vicious classes One
VI the most infamous enterprises.
Just brought to light, is an agency
for tho purpose OF cnticing respecta"
bic young women from the country
tp dens OF iniquity in that city. Cir
culars are being scattered through
the neighboring towns and cities.
addressed to girls whose names have
been somehow obtained, promising
them pleasant situntions about tht
Exhibition buildings ut large pay
and advising them to leave Their
homes secretly. lest their parents
should object These artful letters
nre well calculated to lure victims
into the snare aud the originators OF
the develish scheme should be apprc
hendod aud punished IT possible
They sign themselves Hayes. Arhnt
ton IL Brother. but no address seem'
to have been given They have beer
using the Post Office in furtheranc,
OF their ucfarious designs. aud i
ought not tc he difficult for the de-
teciives to get on track of them \
kindred enterprise is the opening oi
the bogus employment agencies in
certain parts of the city, tho objcc
Of which is to entrap respectabl,
women into the clutches OF hlrpies
Some OF these are known to the an
thorities and ought to be broken "
without delay.
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Rhnad Island.

PROVIDENCE, April 5--The Journal
has teturns from all towes in the
State except two small ones. Lip
pitt (Rep) has s,2l2 Howard (pro-
hibitiouisN, 6,227; Beach Dem y,
3.472. Lippitt will lack about l,iOc
of an election Ivy the people For
Secretary of state Addcman rep
has 1863; Pierce (Dem). 3GSl
The other candidates on the Repub-
lican State ticket run about even
with The Governor and will be elected
by the General Assembly, which will
comprise in the senate - Republi.
cans and 9 Democrats, aui in tn,
House 63 Republicans and Q Demo
Gratis The vote Of Providence is
Lippitt, 3,465; Howard, 2,263
Beach, 100.
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

perfect sysssm ga ruies Of ,eism~rusmen,
$s:s :sss e s's ss'' 70: ss a.s. %''s: !:
.'X%i :1ppc.e you hays n isas, hall. . aosss
A, my dear siri We have moro than hvv<s.
each CHARGED with its own business, and sash
tn1rsonglly ,s t,gssniieS Necessary whse, With
V. "Mill you name dozen or 20 OF them p
A.. with pleasure. Tho Custom Depart
Issaymad s@ ns 0' rRfsshlns rh pepaisSsns
Abe shirt HStory, with Il. busy msehires.
ming Department, itself rs big as many rcsu-
neeeiying Room; Tho order DEPARTMENT,
score Of messengers, The
y."Irotd. hold sir enoughr'
Department, @ G with is iii snd .isn di,ribStors'
editing and publishingA business and popular
,egTTnSl &c g go g. s,pss eS,hly
s1 %,, ySTs. %sng rSam! rS Tb. ns2.
Detatment,- The YOUTH Dcrarmtnt IGs
Chlldren's Depattment With its !peeisi
%sn ghs for cSss sss es Is. IbsssSps bsS
its book keepers and assistants. Generti Kan:
ayers Deraitnssnt; finspeier's once. and
sshsg SsS; s.sn,s e6 the s,sI, sSsy a. s.s.
ard IN . Tho eusandVfys joining their iorcei
= carry on abusinesswith The people mount.
ing 20 hetwcen s2,ooo.coo and ts,oOo.OOo an.
V. @s.tupcn.d.o.us"
A. Indeed It Isl forget 10 nnme tNs
Ca,hlers Department. which han Gles is e., 80
OF retail sales IN ~ me single dnysr
V. "s2S.C Immcnse That's what enables
the house - buy cheap and scVctcnpT'
people fhsSS thrShs hcrs Top h. 4. !; a,p.aS .si
on low. prices aud imm6 f,alcs."
much aboutT'
A. "our system ofbuslness deaiiny-l. Ono
price. no deviation 2. Cash for everything; y
guarantee protecting the purchaser; A1io
money returned If Ao buyer cans .ther~ i.s
V. Nothing could he fsircr."
4. Nothing. And the people zee e."
attcntion."
=; "N,tmsll, 1tss pleasure to give you.
Call again; and 10 slre of Ito plgsc-Wsna-
mstsT ns, SIN b5OTn: rDS M,fs 9Hs HahEa.s cor
", ,"Th,nk ycul lhail bo happy 10 do %.
Good morning
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IF the Investigations are continued
at Washington. all the Democratic
nspirants for the Presidency will be
MS specifically dead as can be and the
Democrats will again have to take n
Ropublican--as they four years ago
took Horace Greely--for their can
diate. lcnllcton, Hendricks and
lildcn are pretty well lail out, and
now it is proclaimed. on Democratic
authority. that Thurman has receiv-
ed over $50, 900, since bis election tc
the Senate, from the Atlantic anG
Great Western Railroad for service,
which involved legislation. Next
LrctdpOf.
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We ecndense/ftom no I<AspA Hees.sr, ne
eutstanee ~ /onversntiona about Oak Hall. in
PhiladcAll9/w /wanaInakor& q Browns Largest
ssssnda ssd n apeapers. aTsr,ta vi''r and
yiNior. What corner Is the Building onr
lncndd.f "south. East corner Of sirh and
strangers seeking Oak iisn, have been n ,nisisi
by deslgnlng1ersonS."
" ~ T. Psr,fsetly colossal Do you know
a. TOO square fce,-cs on Market, and
80 odd on Sixth, zig stories high, has over
ss:. @s "sa' s''i iisSss; Sai' Sas
Y. n,po you use stcam-power'"
A.. A giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators aid tho
boilers steam ior heating, and the other opera
v. What orler do you Jake with soodsr'
a.; They are frst epsEed and arranged in
SsTS room Sn on snf 70 the in'ps'
Y. rs inspectingtlic frst operation'"
A. No. air. measuring; The goods ore sr.t
cloth passes over roller. in tho face Of a strong
light, and two men cit, ono before and ono
behind the goods, watching with the eye Of q
hawk for the least pn-holc impcrfection md
marking every flaw. 50 that the cutter may 100
mcnis."
yS%s e, ss cum s%pSy s AZ s sS q .s; sss e,
teep 20 hands oil the tl<Ar cyiine up the cloth
into ogarments.-besideykS machines that do
doLen mems work eaclf{t stroke"
Do you manufacture all your own
A, we do. and most carefully. Our cx-
SINNERS inspect every ttch and seam, and
certify 10 every garment as oNtu-well mndo
before We put our uc.et Oh II, and become
responsible fyr H."
deai7"
A. In every direction. sir. 1t Is W system
and economy We practice all "a wgS hfcugh,
,sosia INA, enables as Sc! " 70 put to tho
oti,r. Yir r.A''|f'n'pe''IHs the work what becomes
a. Before II goes into Stock II IL tieieted.
Every single garment has its number aud
other points noted on IT, 20 that It's entire his.
tory can 10 ifnccd without fail, upon our
". You must have 20 or N salesmen-'
~; why iir, on busy days you maysce 100
in the various rooms and suites OF rooms.
selling TO the thronrs Of customcys"/
,nNS ND s,DS.:y .Do y9pl do an order buNsZby mail
A. Very great AL over the country Our
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Tnr result of tho New Ham,

Tnr result of the New lIamr shire
election has given proof to tn,
friends Of the Union that the people
Of the old Granite State are not yet
rendy TO turn over the Goverumen;
10 the Hills and GordoDs Of the Dem.
ocratic party. The popular love fol
the old party Of freedom is as strong
to-day as when the guns of the re
beliun aroused nation to a sense
OF its danger and to an appreciation
OF it's true friends.
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The lower house OF Congress has
passed the bill repeating the law
which forbids the appointmentto the
army OF any person who was engng-
ed in the service Of the Coufederacy
ii this bill were to become law
which 1t cannot us long as there is 4
Republican Senate and Pre- sident. il
would render eligible the officers oI
the regular amy who purjnred
themselves whel. they deserted the
army TO take up aims against th,
government that educated them. aud
60 which they had sworn allegiance
II the Democrats had full possession
of the government, this is one OF {
series of obuoxions measures the,
would ul0Dt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

6JTbe late wonderful shower oi
flesh which fell in Kentucky Il shor,
time ago, has had it's equal in an i'm
rnense shower Of flies which fell on
Monday last at Riviere du Loup.
Ontario. Professor Herbert Larue
NJ. d., OF Laval University. Quebec
has received specimens of the insects
which had fallen down with the snow
They were found by the million
walking over the snow without ap'
pearing 70 be able to fly.
or Donaldson. The Il t,bslioonist
it l. alleged. Is living " England.
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TNpER the reduction OF clerical
force now proposed 10y the Demo-
Gratis in the H,nso of Eeprcseuta-
tives ono clrik in the Fifth Auditors
Office viii be required TO perform
six times the work demanded Of II
similar officer in and before 1860.
1Lis, too at reduced salary IN
difeIeu, degree this II true in all the
Departments These are tue ideas
Of economy and equity that coutrol
the Democracy. But then there is d
difference, '.you know" In 1860 tho
Government c,erks were all Demo
Gratis in 1876 the large majority oI
them are Republicans.
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Snyder County Appeals.
CesNlssIossR- OyFioH.

CcsMI-BiosER- OVFiCH
Autil.batg, u. ca 1879.
NOTICE is hereby CIV D that the
~ Appeai- an the t.s,snNnt' %. the various
bi-tri,ts Of say der e)upty, fr the ynsr 1910 wall
lie held IN NJ Mitilebur-, 10 Wit;
For the tosnslip II Adam, B'avsr, Beaver
West. Fax b., NJ illruurg BIrolga sEd Cen
;ro on MI.d-y tAe l7th dly " Az !.
FIr the tsnsli.- Of " inre, eksou, Sslin~-
gr"v- blr'ush, Penn aud Midi crres On Tuos.
day the ls,A lay Of April.
Fr tn" townships ~ Perry, Perry West, Wash.
inglol, uniln suA Chapman, On Wednesday the
iyih day II April.
At Witch time -ui plses ali vh. feel themselves
sagrl'Nei by their valuation, n, attend IL thoy
thin. prnp-r.
Ape, s,li be open froms Veock A. N. to .
n'uiuck y. NJ. each day.
's"s-Drs VIII be prompt IN s'tspa,ncr with
their A ssvssIuoLts at the tim" -ri pla,s sbJys
slated, 10 l. ROW
JUHS kOplf
MOSES hREB,
& C'u.tui-rioG-I ~
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ELECTIONS.
Connecticut Election.

Governor Ingersoll, Dem 'cra. is
reelected by decreased majority.
lie is probably elected by the popn-
lar vote. but If not, as the Legisll L.
ture is Democratic he will certainly
be elected.
Waite, the Republican candidate
for Congress 10 supply the vacancy
iy the death Of Mr. StGrkweather is
elected 10y about 500 majority, oven
David A. Wells, Democrat and Lib
eral.
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TuR DuFERISCE II he nation has
been pluudercd 10 the extoxt Of nil.
lions Of dollars by dishonest Demo
cratic officials many n these officials
now holding high places in tl.t es,i-
nation Of their party friends. Boss
Tweed, with his S2n,OO0,O00 stolen
from the tax payers OF New York,
was an apt scholar, Of modern De-
mocracy Entrusted to the custody
Of a Democratic sheriff, who had on
ioyed in other days the pliucely hos
pitality Of this prosecuted Official,
the Boss disappcaied between dark
and daylight months ago, and moth
ing has deem heard flo.n him since
II is believed by many that be is still
in New York city, the guest Of his
Democntic admirers. Had he been
y Republican official he would have
b en- breaking stone nt Sing Sing,
aud the Democratic press would
hate been holding him up as fan
sample Of Republican corruption
But az be was Democratic leader
bis shortcomings are overlooked, and
Lis crime scarcely mentioned by the
opposition press. Even the sheriff
's his position, aud Governor
mods consent The great
'atween Democracy and
Is just this the form
aficial rascals, the lat
sm whenever found
instance G . record
=" psS.,r shisldet
zbohsst.
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TUE Democratic leaders will dis
cover when the votes are counted IL
the next campaign that the people Of
the nation expected something else
from them than that cheapest display
Of virtue. the readiness Of one party
to expose the crimes Of another The
viituous patriot who was willing
that III his wife's relatives should 20
to he war II only he might remain
at huuIo fuls an apt illustration in
the zoal with Which the Democratic
Investigators avoid the Guicksands in
their own party, and only expose Re
publican iotteuuess. hus tar they
have not been very sue cessful, but
the huge efoIt they make deserves
praise.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

SrSAroR Wallace. Congressman
Clymer. State Senator Dill and Colo.
mel II. NJ. North will bo the Penusyl-
vania delegates-at-laree to the St
Louis Convention
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Municipal Elections.

CNcISYATI, o., April 4-Tho com
plete returns show that the Reprh-
licaus have elected the Water. W urk-
Trustees. Police Commissioncr and
six ont OF the eleven members ~ the
City Council Returns from t''y-
four towns and cities in Ohio show
\ general Republican gain in twenty
two and Democratic majority in
nineteen. The rest are evenly di-
vided. Local questions entered SC
largely into the contest that the re-
suit is no test Of party strength.
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Auditors Not ce.

In tie Orphans Court for tie County o.
SnUirr
EsrArg oy SAMrgL pAwLlSG, DECD.
NE Auditor appointed by the said
i Court 30 rnske ii-tr button - the frni- IN
tA- iuis o. L'vi Paving aul l. Wis l.. P,wl-
~ TX. tor. ~ the Get 'ts Of SAMUEL laSliuf
"rrss'i, 20 aud stnpns the legal roprrs n tatiNo'
1fssi de-, .srf, hereby gives notice that he Wi
meet ~ parties tLtsre.i.i on the IS h,y of Apr
i-.t, At lH O'Clock ~ tn. oti-- Of n. Alienisu
Sou, ~ t'o Is bl-push q; Srliussrovr. snyder &"
Pa., AMEN Aui shore all iui'-r-tei nav at teud d
tie, thiu- 20 .Isr IL. -. DlErRlt II
AqrAe l--3 auditor
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ArcuIs7oS. Kansas, April 4 The
election here to dav for city officers
resulted in the election Of the en-
tire Republican ticket, and three ont
Of four Conncilmen Last year the
Democrats elected their eutire ticket,
except tue Mayor.
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DAYTov, Ohio. April AT the
election yesterday tho largest vote
ever polled Mt any election was cast.
The Republicans elected their MAY OF
by 1856 Majority against l37 Demo
cratic majority last October. They
also elect several city officers the
City Council and School Board.
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Friday. Nav 9Th, 1876

L - uI'ltl Nisg1c'l lSNtCulbTN VIII pl
L fer st Public sale. at tho isto residence OF
spt John Hahn, decd. IN Monroe township,
en-
Erilav. Nav 9Th. 1876
Tho following valuable R.u and Personal
property to Wit: 4 cortsin Tract OF Land siI.
uste In said township, containing ils A'kE~.
more Or ie''. 40 ~ 20 zoe lear and IN good
state ~ cultivation. bsl.ucs VOL set with good
| imOer, bounded Nnrtn by Amos iailey anil
hd'. oi John frutt East by Nishlcl Hunnel,
south b, Peter Fisher and others, West by
Henry , iaher. 30. Rri Others. on Witch are
erectSi y roodD W ELLiNg HOUSE. LARfE
RANK BARN rri other necess 'ry outbuill.
ings. Npriny VI excellent water. cnnvenieu' 10
house, GOOD ORCHARD ot excellent frui'
, ouyeniert 10 schools, Churches, Ac., FAkM.
l'G I'M LEMtNT>, Ne = Hnrses. 2 cows,
CAN, Hogs, ?hor.s wagon III l'ws. Harrow,
Ctltivator, Hay Ia 'ders. Wtes', Rye O,s,
'orn srl Potatoes by tie tuihel MOUSE
HOLD fURNIit'RE Corner Cupboard. .
clocs-. lot II ,nrpct. 2 wool Stoves, Fels and
Bedding, Ch1irs, Rlae, shot Gun ieynh her
and household rniture sni iarminl imp e
meuts too numerous To- msniinn Sale to com
mcuce At O'Clock a. IN. II said day, VII. q terms
VIII be made known By.
Y.Ii.w AGNFR
JOIN &. 10 -,
hpr. 10. 'ge Executors.
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CLrvELASp, O., April i--The gem
eral Republican ticket was elected by
$500 minority on an average. The
Council will stand % Republicans to
IA Democrats. The Republicans
elected fifteen out Of eighteen Coun.
cilmea yesterday. The vote cast was
abont medium. The Reserve towns
generally show Republican gains.
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Apr 10. 'Te

4 DMINIS TRAITORS NDrI'E -
4 Lett. 70 Of fAdniGirtr,tipn on the estate of
michael PA l. late OF Beaver Twp decd hay-
ius teen yrauted to TIE suni, r-igLei, all Iersor-
'ilUsluG tatusolgos iuiCu'td 10 - u rAttts ar
que- e. to maze pay mont without delay, ~htlr
IL Hae bl'ius claims ~ pf.,rnt them duly au-
tLentirAtea tor setiiement
hEbECCA PLA1T.
Apr Q. rs AdmiulstrItri,.
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ST.. LOWS, Mo, April A THE
election to-day for aldermen. schoo'
directors and free-holders resulted
in the election of majority Of the
Democratic aud Independent Demo
cratic candidates. The Board o
School Directors remain Republican
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-04-12

LITTLE RocE. Ark. April 4 THE
election to-day caused considerable
excitement. The Democrats elect
the City Treasurer "iihout opposi-
ton, and three ont Of six Aldermen,
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Executors Sale of
Valuable Property

I'VE undersigned Executors will Of
L fcrst Public sale at tho lste residence OF
spt. John Hahn, decd. In Monroe towuship,
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NOTICE.
The Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad
Company

Hereby girc notice that ON or BEFORE the
First of May Next
They will open Passenger statbn In Fair
mount PARK uI"n the line oftho Junction Nail.
road, In close prov unity to Memorial Hall aud
other principal buildings Of tho
Centennial International Exhibition.
And that reguls- passenger and excursion
rains will thereafter be run tetween the new
station ani tho vaFlous points upon their sew.
errl rsilvay Lines.
The attention Of Citirens OF Philsislrhis
looking for summer hesidcnces md u >tran.
ge,s desiring To- secure houses or lodging in the
vicinity of Philadelrtia during the period cf
tho Exhibition. IL cHl.si to tho fact that from
nearly all places upon the raiIrosi. uf the Com
pAny within twenty or thirty miles ~ the city
p,,-erger- will he eahle t. reach the Exhibition
withuut change NJ cars in A. short = time Hs Il
will r-qulteto make the trip BY hOrss cars from
many p,tIts In the city
special eucur,tnu tr'irs will bs run for the
accommodation " scLoo!s, Socisties or other
Assuri,ti'n .
For Information amply to q. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent, So. az South OuRIh
stsest. PhiithelpLia, and t. tho several LOia
Supsriutspdeuts OF TO the Undersigned,
JOHN l.. NODiTEN,
General superlntsndsnt, Reading, Pa
Mar.i',T -so.