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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08
CHAPTER III.
hope

Mr.. Duncan was true to his promise
He urged Foote to commence his suit In
court at once, and sent an able lawyer to
consult with him.
Foote's correspondence to the newspaper
had quite satisfied the ideas of Nr. Dun
can, who from time to time gave him items
and information that he wished him to in
troduce into his letters. The correspond
ence was producing the desired impress
sions with the readers Of the journal in
which they were published, and Mr.. John
Duncan felt that matters were going on
swimmingly.
There were evidences Of discomfort on
the part of the enemy that did not escape
him. and afforded him extreme satisfaction.
He received Intelligence that representa-
tive of Mr.. Wallcot, or the clique with
which he was acting, had advanced Yalua-
BILE considerations Suggested only, but un-
mistakable) to endeavor to bring the pub
fishers to discontinue the information that
was so hostile to the Oregon member.
Duncan laughed heartily at this.
''They will find it difficult work buying
up that sheet, fancy
The publications were a benefit to the
paper, if anything. They made it spicy and
readable. The editor considered his Wash,
;nnton corresnondenee ] valuable acces.
sion 10 the contents Of his paper.
Foota,s remuneration was ample for the
i. nartarn,aa Il enabled lin Il live
IN ID ohto;n tboaa l,xnr;os and relaxa.
t;ons which had been 4 stranger to him for
1oan t;n,a
....
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ne5 ee's - - : : - 80 ~ ~ sa,,+I.
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man. !" - ohAl0'' 't'''.A = 't.sS' 80
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= : ~ 44os aaas.,5 ,,,.,.;.,.a ,,,o,,ld
~ wy, ,1.l.l:l:4~ j. : ad,,a.sa j.
uso.lo' 49,: -
a. o.1l III l;sta, j tia n1an Tbi,
49,. ,,,,,s+ = sattlaa forever bafora she
a.o,1d - nrocead !, stem far+l,ar Heranxie
IL f,and ax,ross;o, j. wor3s
, Ie, Ie,'. 49,, aat tba deoraa ravol,oa ba ran
.a.,,.s9 L. = ,at,rn j him s,,nnose /,
G, 80 .b.1aar;na ssT vopld soone,
do 10
w., n;,.. vonrsa1f unnecessary uneasi
ness aaar gessanet This newspaper re
rostas rost, 80 :, nbatavs. bo i has no, III,
rsasss II nress III case viii take al
.;oa = vo,,r bebalf and am snre the af
al, ean IL made complicated enough tt
Id;seopraoe him. It shall be ! long and
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08

When man gets up about eight o'clock
in the morning and meanders around all
day trying to find out who has been elect.
ed President, he is known as a 'politieion;o
when at night he gets full looking at bull
letin boards and hearing men cheer, he IS
a common drunk = when he goes home
about 2 a. m, all mud and drunk, falls
over the rug in the hall, skins his nose on
the door, falls over a rocking chair and fin-
ally gets to his bed room and falls into the
baby's cradle, why his wife quietly admon-
ishes him that he is a drunken hog At
about this time he wants to argue the qnes-
ton, but he is quickly thrown in the cor
ner, boots and al, and permitted TO re-
main there until morning.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08
The Lawyer and the Thief.

Some time ago, while lawyer was at
tending court in an interior county, he was
applied to by a singular specimen of hu-
manity, charged with grand larceny, to de-
fend him. The lawyer very naturally in
quired what crime he was accused of. The
party accused replied that somebody had
been mean enough to charge him with
stealing $3.50 i'll bills, and had got him
indicted.
"Are you guil9y?r asked the lawyer.
"That's none of your business, replied
the accused. They say that makes no DIFF
ference with you, whether man is guilty
or not, you will contrive to dig him out in
some way. So don't talk any more about
guilt till you hear what the jury says.
'Well, what about the pay?a said the
lawyer.
'You just hold on till the trial is over
giye-(the complainant fits on the cross
examination, and that other fellow he has
cot to back him up, and you'll have no
trouble about the pay.
The trial commenced, and proved TO b.
a somewhat protracted and exciting one.
The District Attorne proved that the mon.
ey in question was composed of two fifty
dollar bills on a certain bank, and the re-
mainder all in ten-dolar bills, all of which
were wrapped up in piece Of oil-silk. The
jury, after listening to the counsel in the
case and receiving the charge ofthe judge,
retired, and soon returned with q verdict of
not guilty. The accused, who was greatly
elated over the result of the trial and the
effort of his counsel. invited the latter in
to one of the vacant jury rooms. Assoon
as they were alone, he slapped his counsel
on the shoulder, and exclaimed:
'tI7ree as water, amt /? What's the use
Of trying man for stealing when you're
around Now | s'pose you want your
pay T.
-,
WIN VI s'lo sNs ~"
Lena hhe your N"''e ''''o "s='' ''e ''O0''
'ha9,
ne la"Sef' 81 "''5 e'"' .1so - ~ :
Pfoposi''oll' Fa'het ieiaesail''S eon'p.ls''
ne 'eos'Se0 ''H1neo''''el, so.,.:.S,ss .tla
ripping '''i' ouSsl'' away - ''Ae 1'i''0s,l' :
O MS Panea'oohs, anu sooA ploau,eu spe
ron q pms iof ."e s's''''"s - D.sn ~ ~
hau us' oeen e'le'' ","PPs0 GP
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08

"This, I said the private secretary to the
railroad manager, is letter five pages
long from the editor ofthe Bungtown Ban
iscl,, asking fer some statistics and miscel-
Ianeoas information concerning the road,
which be desires to incorporate into an ar
iele soon to be published, that cannot fail
10 be Of great interest to his readers, and
viii possibly III Of value to the railroad
The cireula ton d thepaper sslkiF
that, said the manager; ''tarn over to tbs
postscript aud see how far he wants tht
pass for
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08
ADV Err TIs[NG RATES

epAcz 4 Iaw.l5w 4 W l3 ". 26 v. s. !
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08
Selected Story.
BESSANE E.I'.
A Tale Of the National Capitol

Riding in an open barouche, laughing
gayly, we're gentleman and lady. The
horses were dashing reckIessly along
prominent avenue il tie city Of Washing
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-12-08
CURLAs.

She's beautiful Her raven curls
Have broken hearts in enyious girls -
And then they sleep in contrast 50,
Like raven feathers upon snow,
And bathe her neck-and shadc the bright
Dark eye from which they catch the light,
Asif their graceful loops were made
To keep that glorious eye in shade,
And holier make its tranquil spell,
Like waters In a shaded well.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04
NOTICE OF INQUEST.

lam, mo"e,. otiic es'tt Of .roip mex,
,njoy iC.,t rU'r, IJvf"p, dsrL
IO
C,tbarirc Ho,kcuhur., Tar
Teton. Union county James lltct"nhurg
.tur Wnltrr irtutm1rtipi with ptvid WI e
t-r ~ Jane llIckcuhurr. C'rirrvill", Suy-
lcr Co, "a Harriet Everhtrr. ~
ltrriet llarkcrhurt. intcrmnrricl with
Ntthru Evcrhrrt. Ilyla. Siuiu~ky CO.
Dajo. Sutuul Nilt - Susqun'4, lltrken.
hung in'crm trriei with john Wilt, Han
nah lirnrllrr ~ Il1nuth ll,ckruhurg in.
,ormtrricl with John B,pr'lrr. lItr'lrt"n,
ruiou 60 Pi Cth1,iue Weaver ~ tro-
,rinc lltck"uhurs in'crmrrr,cl EiNtrl
Weaver. -chor'crn't N1lvurzn' CO. N'th
lo.,c lIickeuhurg. Svcn.le ro. Union
co. Pn. samuel lllrkcuhurg NirEshdrt
p rui,u 60 Pa. Iucsl d'Gouinnr ~
John lltrkrulurg. hte orrcuirS town.
,bio Srylrr rprpty. d,ror-ci
Takrun,ira That Nv virtue ofr certain
wit ofrpriilinu or Ntlnuion i,.nl or'
If The Orphans Court of Srv l"r county
,hc Sher u Of said county w,il hold an in
ru,4i to max" Partition ~ Ntlnn'l'n oi
%, N.,l ..,rto of tho snil John ll1rkrn
.ur, ht" ui tho Tawr-nip Of '"u'rr ,n
.pi county lcrl y, the late rc-ii'ni' "'
.lil l,cclcui on Thur.l Law III" lN,b dry
of N,y 4 y 1875. rf % n clock \. VI, on
aid dty. Whom nul whore Won arc r"uue''
r,l ia hc present it yu rb,nF r"op"r
Gis,n orl.r NY had 'h. lj.h dly Of
,r,li \. y ISL Utnid Ei-crhrrl
sheriff, Cmce Nilll,Aure Pa. Shrr II.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04
COURT PROCLAMATION.

NIhersus the lon. j. &. Bucher rrasi
w dent Judge of the judicial Distri"
composed oi lhe counties OF Snyder, Union
and Mi.llin and D,nicl Gcmqering and
u l.. l;nudcuhus' Esqs. Associate Judges
IN agl for Snyder county have issued their
precrpt hearing. date the 18th day nf
Feb A. u, 1915. 10 me directed for
the holding ofnn Orphnn.' court, court
Of Common PIeas, GInri Of oyer aud Ter.
miner nni General court of Quarter Srs.
s'"ns of the rence ~ ilidllehurg. for the
county Of Snyder. on the ith MONDAY. (br.
'ng The 2.ud day Of May, 1900 aud
continue one week
Notice is therefore hcr,hy given To the
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace aud C1usla
blcs in and for the county OF Suyder. To ap.
pear in their proper person win their rolls
records, inquisliiOns, examinations aud
her remcmhrnuces to do those things
which Of their Offices aud in their behalf
pertain TO he done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting ~ behalf OF the Common
wealth against amy person or persons are
required 10 he then and there attending
Ind not departing without leave NJ their
peril! justices nrc requested 10 he puncl.
url in their attendance NJ the appointed
line ngreenhly to notice.
Given under my hand aud seal at the
Snerifs Office in Milileburg, the l2lh hay
of Apr. \. D.. one thousand eighl hundred
aud seventy six.
DANIEL ElsENIlART. sheriff,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNSEAr.
NaD LANDS.

Whereas ~ m net of the General As
.cnhly ~ pcnn.ylyouia passed the 18Th NJ
Ntrrh l>Ii aud the ooh dry of Mnrcr
\. y. t-tI. 10, County Commissioners, oi
0He several juuntic- Of thi. Common
wealth tre aulhu.l'i to sr,ln puhlic Stlc
ill r. any ltrt or paris OF the uu.ericd
ami, which htyc been purcht-cd tor th"
u-p of jhc county or from the rrctscrer of
.lil e uu'U. in pur-unncn oi ihr s1il
,c' o. Assembly OF the l},h NH,ch Isl
.utit'rl. 80 url tn tmcui an act directing
he m.i" .f ..Iuuz O.. -rt.i hu ,-
.or tnx". anl r,r other purposes. when
.tr ltuI- purchp,rI hnyr rriuliucl un.
rlcrmpi for i've yrrr- nul ur'nrls So
Therefore. the uulrr.iynrl Commission
.r, of Sn,lrr Coufy. d. hereby give no
.icc th1I ttey wI)l Expose ~ rur'ir Sal,
,t their office in Nidtlchurg, on Tucsity
lur I Boo day oi June e. az lo u'cli".
\. W. tuc following ir,ct' of uu."a'r,
puts unl..s redeemed before tht time
.hcy Ur,iug I,ru rurch,.ci f,r 'hc use %
t.r county ui suytyr. tor more than iy,
years, To VT:
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NOTICE OF INQUEST.

In iac 1iIHr ott'. c,'' of Hprv I9'-
ger, iI ef " tt,urt T,rat'p, 1t l.
10
Nlury lersnr wl'pw, Su''n
savers X Susan N"-g.- iuf"r.ut~ric w m
Nttm ~l0rr. rc.iitog IN Nill.e 'rccS town.
ship. euy Ter 60. ~. II Iuuih tr'usr. SUI IN
nan Ncrgrr iutorrl IrrIei WITH th trlo' trlusr,
washington township. ruyiortp Pt, t.th"r
Dtuhrrmtu. 80 Isthcr lrrF"r interutrrtnl
" th IacuI utuharmtn, s,rnglc. =. .. Union
go Pa, Heury lrI"r. Niilerrcok tuWn~uir,
Su,iur go. n. tiopr-o NcrE"rl lretl icrNu g..
ants or Henry ler;e,. deceased, late OF MIDI
ilrrroeK tpNnsrlF.
Ttko untic ttu hy virtue og 4 0rrttln writ
&C Partition pr tlutiipu trsurl Qua 30 tur b--
ph1u.' Court Of Snyder county, tpa -hrrit -:
stil county viii huil an iu ~ II nIke Phrti-
ion ur \tiuitiIu "i the irtl t.fIte ut Ihc sttl
h"ury crscr lite uI trc 'uyr'Ii'. ul VI Iftf-
r-ccl, tu -,iI r'Juty decd. ~ ih' litrtc'i leu'G
ut % o. rr.i'rt, ut irtlIy the lJtV day ut lay
\, u 'sfU. ~ 90 p'rIurk \. VI ur 81 I 4 ~ when
aud where Souarc reIue,tc To be- present Il sou
ia nj rr'I'"r.
q IN luler my hrol 'll- l5h dny Of Ipril
4. %. 1873 DASH l. El~ISuNRr
SHeun's un,c, MlIdlcbuts, IA. sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

Ia Laucastoa has lost ono of its
most mysterious characters q w.mln
aged sixty three. Mary Henderson.
supposed to be a witch She was
conscious TO the last, and iu anti .-
patton Of her death expressed % SO
e. have no religious services az u.r
burial, Hil IN different ptr,s ui ,a.
rooms were found So IN money.
so fit IN grocnbacks, some uru-
nics, aEl the rcmiiul.rin notes Of
old State banks some good aud
some worthless. ia another room
were about two barrels Of stone and
bricks, &c, which had been thro n
into the how by bad boys iu an
other room were knives, gun, pow
der, shot and caps, aud in another
about TOUR barrels OF cakes. which
had been given to her 10y different
parties aud were dried up, bc,i les
pes, &c, tied mp carefully, all Of
which she refused to eat because OF
her apprehension that some one Was
trying to poison her.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

THE Philadelphia 1im.s, tho othcr
day, in speaking Of the malignant
ISLANDERS which ate now being buried
Mt public men, said "Cousidyriuy
that this is the Centennial year, and
that the people OF the world will bc
our guests, wouldn't j. be well 90
have n truce between tho nrrnic, Of
scandal' Tho suggestion will meet
with tho approval of nineteenth cl
the press Of the country and Of all
respectable people IuIcyl, in o..
interest Of deccnrv and morG'ty. i,
would be well if tho truce Nero
cAangel % nnrnnlnll cn..lt.nn.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

THE remains of Robert Morris. +
figuer Of the declaration o. Iulrpan
dence, aud tac iiuorccr of the Rcyo.
lntion, hre to be removed dGr:ug this
Centennial wear from their resting
place in Christ Church buryiug
groun1, Philad"lphii. +, n more
suitable locality. 1t is proposed 10
erect monument over his remt.ns
under the supervision Of the bankers
Of Philadelphia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

lwThero is an Engllsh car

sD-Thero is an English capitalist
representing, so it is said, fifteen
millioas OF dollars, now in North
Carolina 10 establish a smelling fur
mace for the treatment of sulphurets
aud refractory ores. The establish
ment complete will cost one hundred
thousand dollars. aud draw six hnn-
dred skilled operatives from England
10 utilize the ores oil that and the
peighboring States.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

EaJ'A vc.pcjpcle race of f'tY
milos, flr II stake Of $3.50 side took
place NJ the New York rink fcv
evenings ugo The cpnt"s'ln's were
u stanton and W G VI Cm,hu the
rhmniouS respectfully of Enrlul
anl Amrrirl The Eug'islmtu was
much the heavier an lmDre muscular
man of tn. two. nm / bis weight dill
mm cool service, as he won tIe mc.
c4-lly, covering the distance Of fifty
miles in three hours uui four miu-
utcs--at the rate OF over sixteen
miles AN lpur The American dill
not complete tie distance, as he fell
on the twenty eighth mile an | ininr.
cl himself when he aDul ,nel tle
race.
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A DWINISTRATRIy NOTICE.

"a Letters OF A ltntnistrdtpu m the estate Of
p-,,- n tus If'd, lato - R,avar Tovuship,
s>rvicr C'. PI having h"on granted to the
uuiotai ynrl ali uersbn- knbyils Themselves Tn.
dcut"l o. Siil estate are r"luHstel to make tfn-
~" iia'r payment, white those having ciaius
val rr"a, tnom duly au'h h'utic ted 'o- .at-
tleneutt' AGNES RhIGLE.
Ma, ! o. Admlut-tratrtN
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Caution,

n DIlCE II hereby gwen that the
rllowing property was purchased by the
snderslsuci, ir1m Jacob Coleman, on tis ~
daS ul Suvember s7j Al ,er.uns are ha rLy
ehIii'nsd npt to interfere ~ modlle Win TIE
same, va hprsr, Gov, CLIg., 2-ibts wagon. 2
gales, "a ~, truck wagon, spring wagon, ..
house sleh. hay, straw. and cprntndier, II rise
gears, llmber a Lumber, Poultry an bses,
shremhkrrs ionls. wheat, oats, aud cnrn. hny
TOOL. hile whee lbiIrnw, io0ks and book ne.
epu1ts, q 'tss ani papers, btrruls, tubs. and
other sTtieIes tOo numerous 10 mention.
JOAN y. WELLER,
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A MATTER Of POPULAR INTEREST,

-.,.a. ....,... ~, 49, -, s.,f f.-...-.-.
rcriect eystem fI1 rt;l2s OF eltincnsuromcnt
make a,c AosslyeS ~ I'e"s, l%oplc SlVy milci
hNay AS/pellSNLg u IA 'Aey MtIo nero an
person;
~ suppose you have at least half dozen
diiiorent uS SpartnGnts
a. MY ut artltI We haVc moro than tirc1'V,
eSeh eh9nrged Win rs own lu'nc. and oa,h
in the great Wheel
""WWiii ycg as,'r, neme dozen crso Of them :"
mcnt. for those who prefer tIstoI n maze {,
rcady-mada. Uke Turni,h.i.s lCrarttrc,'t.
wi h its AnsHso stock of iii uiCtrVtsr'
ihc Shirt NCtCfy. with 81, Lu-y uGlhics.
making ur own irs; -class shirts. The 1rli.
ming Dcpartmcrt itclf big Cs many q regu.
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. Il1
Receiving Room. Tlc order Tcraiimcnt,
named before. The Special Uniforms Icysit.
mont Tho Delivery Department, V.4i is
tcoru of messengers. Tho
V. "ii'id, hoidi ST. cntughw
a. I'm not lglft II rough 1hc Advc-t~'ry
DeTG5inSr' iS ,igS., wi'h ndsrn ,i,nlg
journal, cirtulos1pE ,INe, 1000 t,p.tsEi,H.L.y
ucll all your fri02Ibicrd forit. The Mons
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-04

~ -i.'tt.rt ul administration ON a." rstat' OF
". II. ~mttA, nte "' Beaver ipWuship urri q,
htv,ur hcsu .sraut"i 90 'lo uulcrsI4u d. ~ CO..
Sous kuuN ing ti tu-elVc- ,utul' q To- .u.d ,EtItc
rrr re ltcs'el 'u MAKE iiu usdtttc payment HhI =
IN se having aim. will present vn duly
IIOrsOttieLeutt"
J. l. SNIrit
JOuN NIGER,
mar g7';1. Administration.
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TW- y ITO.
713 Chestnu. Street. Philadelphia

4 BNJNI, TRATORS NOTICE
~ Lcjtrrs sotriuiui.tratip1 ou She estnto "'
Abraham tiscnhuwrr, dccrusc h. 49, ui Middle
blr., snyder county. "a. having nroI grtuted
tlf uuic-s tguo', an y rsous kuoNltg them
selves iul.nfru to stid estate are requested o.
uuaH immediate payment, while thu-c h'NI :
aim. VIII uressut tieu ,lu nuth"utiratei tor
settlement 10 SAM ~ BOWEN,
HENRY EI~ENNDW iR,
Maj 80, lS75. AlLihlsiruts ..
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/ DNIINISTRATORs, NnrIrE-

Y UMININIKAT UNS NUT W.
4 ettsrs rstestnmen'ary on the estate OF sarah
Shower la'e OF Belvcr toNuship, Snyder
county, pa. doc'd have been granted To- the
undersigned. Al persuns kuowlag them selvcs :
iniebtci 10 slid estate viii please mako i'm
mediate plymsut while those having claims
against said estate via present them tr set.
Element To- ISAAC REARIHk,
Mar, Z, 70. Administrator
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NNENUTORS' 'NOTiCE-Lettcgs
"a tes'lmcutnry on the estate ut can't. John
liehu daccr,ri, tate OF Npnr G tuWnsh. u,
~ryicr County Penn'a. having been grant.
Ell 10 tlc uudcr,iLued, all persons knpwiug
Themselves Indebted To- said estate are reque.t /
ei to IKE inmoIiate payment, while tho.e
n,yirg riuims "ill 'vscut then duly AutAGutI.
Gated iVt settlement to
" WAHNEp
JOHN =. LOSi,
Mar. -, 1879. Executors.
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Assignee Sale Of
SALU NBLE
PROPERT !!

WILL he sold Mt Public Sale. on
w the premises, by the undersigned As.
signee ul DINii Neiser, On
Thursday. Nav II, 1S1G.
Tue tpliuNin described Nu'uahie Rcrl E.ttte
t. wit: \ certain m s.ulgr and Tract ui Lthd
situt1e In NidiIecrerk tnwnsuip. Nu,1er cuIn.
Is, n.Nlsnrli, ada ming hud OF Henry Di'-
iri"h, Emanuel sch irh Samuel ! oder, and
PLilip Sleber containing
THlkrY .ONE ACRES, MORE O" LESS.
and In n good state of cultivation, on which
thsIe are erertedp
GHlSr MILL. SAW MILL,
both In good order, having GOOD WATER
POWER on n never failing stream oiwater,
DWELLING HOUSES, BANK BARN,
Wagon she'd. Hay Stable, and o'her outbulId.
ings. and u We oi excellent water near the
runs through ~" pr perty lew perches from
tue mil aud s'B mIll Melser tai n, aud Is a
very suitable place Tor business men,
Al. GA tract pl ltnI situate In said 10 IN.
ship, Glnidin. land nt Chri.tiin Walter, Henry
NJ. stfaub, Elias "a harles keck, containing
TnIRTY-SEyEN ACRES,
moro or less.
A. O--A tract Of Woodland situate In
Eaii tpsusuip, adjoining ltnl ot lohn Nul,
frelerick bolig, Jacob Dolls, and Sem Loitzel.
containing
FIVE ACRES, MORE or LESS,
They Will he sold In whole or IN parts, To suit
purchasers. Silp 10 commence Z % u'rlprk a.
~ OF said day, when terms will bo made known
Mar, 90, 30. assignee.
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on day at home Agents wanted. Outht d
ViL terms Tree TRUE l. Du., susia, Me. ly.
eJENr 25e to q y. RowgLL h Co, New York
DIOR Pamphlet Of 90 pace. containing lists Of
80 . newspapers, and estimates showing eos, VI
advertising. Msr. s'7aly,
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wc eondense/from the Lehfos Re1i-,e- tho
,ubctancc ofn /onvcrsation about Oak linll. in
IN 2%sScs H'oT"i visitor d2SSd SSSd
lttendanSfc the speakers:
Victor What corner is tho building on7'
..hhcnddn,; South Eat corner q sirth and
Market Please note the SIXTH. Cor some
strangers seeking OAK Hail. have been misled
by designing persons"
"; Ill IS Tcngc,ly colossal Do you know
4. "HDJ SQUARE fce,-o6 on Market, AMI
10 odi ON Nth. .six stories high, has over
thrc1 ucrg IAAoorpG, anil c1vcss fpace cnco
SSsgftlSi Ss,s fTlaid.y ds.yN5han twenty different bust
V. "Bo youusc s,cnn,. .powcrT'
A. rant olng cngrc iurniahcs power
the freight aud passcnrC elevators. ril ito
loiicfs steam f.r heating, and the other opera
tons ul ihe house,
V. "whai oricr do you tako with roods7'
tic bcscmtut on long/y counters and talcn
y, 'lA on t.g Ssfh floor
'. 90, !utp. ,!nFiLc irst operation ?"
n we. sir, measuring. The goods Crc fr~t
measured iu g. e p.c @, then iusioCtId. ILo
tI,h pass, "' cf role. Ia tie lace tf Il str.rI
lltit aHi t'O men 81. ono before ard q. >
lrliui thc goods. watching with the eye ct 3
lA"K 'r thc lcHt p.u-hHig iinrcr'coticp. DI |
ld....h ,t'ty Law, . That tIr cutter Wry tuu
bh "E al 4. when lao comes ~ Cut tay GGr-
5Sa }o@9 ng,' 5 S"r GnriGay1 G1 Sf ;gt' .gs 70
NJ MINUS wa TIC 10 tIlr CI "a
Il Gozcu mems work caclet n STOLE"
v. 10 you MaAuiGcturo all your own
y. We do. and most carefully. Our cI.
rmnD.' inspect every itt.u u'd foam. and
Iurtiy O. tt ~ E.tInuut ti tNfu.utl IT.tN
lciu4c We nat 'ur ucLot on 10, aud Bcclu4o
I,.p .usiul' J. i.'
v: Ioss sy..,.n must tavc you great
a. In every direction. sr. I,htI,y-,,m
c. / economy N,v pmctI,caIl q. wlX th, u-h,
IT,. a 'HIl.,' ,,. g' - put our rHSf'o~n t. Tho
V. AitcE E...i, i,tltng the work, what becomes
Ct H.
r. Before 80 goes into stock II Is hci,','.
I..sy Aurl' garment las Il, number ai 4
u.A.r p'iht. uut" on IT,. th.t It's Cut.rc Il ...
iafE can Le Traced ".iAout ia.l, upon CGr
Cd. v You must have 30 or 20 sa,esmcnT'
- \. Why .II, ,u lUsy Glys yuu nayJcc 100
90 tlc y..ous rooms and suites oJ fuoiAs,
L,..Ir q 90. tArau., ot CA tuwyyS"/
,-H, .I., "I2 =. u do an order Du&/by mail
=. "\o.y srcat All over the country. our
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~ Lett ~ pi administration ON tho ostato Of
VI -uHcl plt 2. ltir Oh! Beaver twp decd Lly-
Ing uern srintrl 80 t's Uni.rsigue.i. all parsons
luus luL thrtu-clNr. iudtbroi 10 st.u c.fttr are
r que ci tu iutNt pas MONT without delay. u ti.u
ulH.e having ct,lu. ~ u pes ut them d,ly au-
tLentir.teu iuT settlement t.
KEBE'CA pI.NTT
Apr. 0. 20 Aimip.strltrix,