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, 1877-04-07

a Ccnncctlcut Mutual pollcy-1foltler Mr.
rntes Ills Interesting nntl Valuable T:1-
perlencca ut That Excellent Company'a
Last AHn,at Meeting.
10 tie Editor Ut The Tribune.
tfARTrnnp. April 9.-1 have availcl mYsclf as
policy aldcr4 prvl1egc. a,.l have attended the m.
nual meeting Of tho Connecticut Mutual L'fc-he1d
IN this city yestcrday-at tlIr Homo ofllcc, md
herewith desire to disseminate my observations ly
aid Of TttE 1mnrNEs ansulc circulation There wcre
ab,ut 100 per4ons present. and ~ interesting was
the meeting. and yaluab1a tho evidences rEc-
rro.rerity that wsS 10. ooU oi IL policy .ho!dsrs
could hive beet IN attendance.
Ateadane,t. 1AtteE ssalny she call 70. The ,sst.
Hartford payer. ~ Required ty tllo charter, Judge
Carpenter was elected to act ~ Chairman. mud tho
n.nai "ss.s Sf ~ scstnH VI W Eon' m ttT1ash
Tins sel lu molon tor tbs elsetun .ut twelve III.
rccsors. secretary Grern, occupied ths tsme Ia
isfaeiory .e1lsi0it, nude BY nin, of prosperous
q Sts sa.. Fl s,a a hsxs san gf say hs:
aecount showing U05.lO0 ppr cent.
relAry. TINT the Gonnrcticut Mutual holds an estrn
inn. ss,i, 5t:!!. show'ns ,hss ths cont.ny ios.
member whcn no rottFcs. hut recognizes hs r,shta
ans, giseA hin, twtivr months III which 10 obtain
ihcm. hy paid up Insurance or reinstatement lathe
Upou the, mutton for the acceptance Of
Tue sesseta,y'; tsnott remark. wero Y orls', and
notably by 2r. Why, Of Iiaftofdt t tmen,ber Of ths
company TT tot 10y OYER lwsnty ysat.. Mho sala to wa'
o e an s Goast i aSaF II q sSGi u sss
sv1tat,an In life*nsutance. ant desired to oaLain
gh on .esy dsts snsfct lc naA beard
ps!ls,: :soas;s st"s lie sSs actual t"Gsa :as: pal1
as toos wesS ehssftsily ,au.wa1ca y''f y sat
.aIate. pall tho .alecrs md II! t!.s employees 81
fiji IT, e:Ffs.sat, 'si @
Ss tsi.i, ssSo t: st:e'1sss,y %
sssrs' salaries oi a*U too. Thsrs ais thirsy-six
sls.ks sn,l cn,p!oyss. wIoso total ray an,ount. to
onleefs. clerks. and s,npioyv. VIZ, I'LL. ii.
iua VII netse that a. aF.tryuts for otieiats
VI. iudsed. sM sdtts!t." anA HE cont
rany which L economically aud honestly managed
Is II. ocsis a II:
"hole nMta Of la.t y:as va te result " thr yts.
lsAuteIy due tu sheIn In behalf Of the sixty odd thou
san l'sni6css scattored thorouyh0nl this country.
lt'vLt hero tt IHay BE- notcd that the CONNECTICUT
lAs fusared, aal they doubtless d. oLtain tho
gtea'sst xuaFantees for tc !nwest a.a!natla eots.
t!on u w1 very Important officers OF lhc Company
1ueofge ". lsoot aud E. Wasls~ ortiz. citizens VI
!tatstesd-as Audl!oTs and that there i ,a'a upoa
ns4ets, souchers. aHa account.. every week iu the
year. They 4ra al! she t[ms con,;aftlcs u exam
In bflagng tbs tasstiaz to close tho Chairman.
Judge tufpsatet, VI Hartford. tUuk occasion to
IL h mtn I'd ss h.ss
sssiss ss sSa @
, 1877-04-07
A WORD OF WARNING TO CouN1ERfElTERs

The wIde-Aprtad fame Or 1IoetetteF's Stomach
Bitter. causes nccGfatty IN our part 10 remind,
ffon1 time to time. whom It may concern, Of tho
fcn.e md we now give ttIts word OF caution, that
we will most sfruscdly lase I'll thotr person. en-.
gagged IN feftlng our hand bottles, feillng
BY the gallon or barrel, In Rns manner whatso:
eyer pa',nlng OF on the public spurious nrtt..
Gle pnsportlnR 10 he puF preparation. punished
to the full extent OF tho law. Ne fall to con-
vsct. ns the New Orleans aud st. Louis court rec.
ortls fa1ly af'lrm. Penalty far coMntcE!eitne. Or
dealing IN mark goods. set fos,l,
In d law recently passed by Congress: ''FIne not
exceeding Il, 060. OF imprisonment not mora than
two years. or bath such 1Nr and t,pr. .onment, :"
fUTlf:E TO DEALERS AND funcIr1xEns.-iInstet.
In taff, NIT ALmAys IN nDTrLE. With n finely Tn.
grascd U. :. internal Revenue (tpecnf proprietary
Stamp covering the curE Of caeh bottle. fastened
to both slcs of the neck Of aamc. All TILttcrs pr.
porting 70 bc Iiostottcr'e without this stamp. arc
Counterfeit. ilu.ryrrxn 4 SYirt,.
PITFanC.o. March -, 1H17.
, 1877-04-07
THE M0Rk10HS.

SALT LAKE, April B.-Tho eemi-annuat Nor
mon Conference commenced to-day at st..
George, Utah, brigham Young and many Of the
prominent Mormons being In attendance. Ths
non-Mormons of the Territory witt hold mass
meeting on the t4th to arrange legislation for
tic coming. special term Ut congrcts, nnd par
tics arc to bc sent from here 10 represent them.
, 1877-04-07
CASUALTIES.
JUMPED THE TRACK.
SpectQt DtJp1sch t1 3HS Tribune.

LAFAYETTE, l',d., April 0.--rAa Tolet1n,
Wabash t. Western freight M. III, willis r,ls,-
mug between Attlca ard Vtlllanlsport this after
noofI, was tllrown lro'n the track, Killing JOHN
Morrls, conductor, md scriousiy, II not iataily,
Injurls lsobert Mcleod, OF Danyilc, III, The
accidcnt wus cuuecd by striking 4 cow wlhe
running down u l,eayy .Erusic. Tic acvttEcnt
will not Interfere materially with regular truins.
, 1877-04-07

that the Institution sails proudly and rafcy through
The Eevercst storm that has ever befa}lcr II 1!Ke
iy n come on life tntursnec. Shwhtd Of rcptoact1
Or 1nspicIun has been or can be cast u1nn tn" man.
agencnt Of the grand old Connecticut Mutual.
iH1IArnN.
, 1877-04-07

Tic alarm from, Box III ut 1U:47 Inst evening
was caused by thu explosion of t;erossne lamp
at No. 5l8 Mudison street, occupied by Mark
stcycns al photograph, gallery. Loss on huill-
Ing, SIS; stock aud furniture, SeVo. Fully ILL.,
Autnij.
, 1877-04-07

l. scveFn ca1d caused tho muscles of mr.
neck t. eontFaet: .cunll .hus move my bead,
Ga!ce Lln!mcnt 1od!de Of Ammonla gave instant
relief. FAAHI1 lIENNAxcs. Conductor N. i. d.
Il. H. X. Il. For sato by all dsugststs.
, 1877-04-07

WAsuIso7oN, D. G., April ~ a. m.-Tnr
the Luke region and Ohio Wiley, partly cloudy
weather md slowly -rtspx temperature, with
nortllcust to southeast wlntls, ursl during tho
day falling barometer, followed At night by
Threatening: weather and lossIbly rain In kl's
wester,1 portions.
LucAL onaExyAri0H.
, 1877-04-07
POITS

HrIkS4. Mont, April 6.-GoY. Potts leuies
the truth Of the charges died against hm With
The Secretary Of the Interior, aud haa demanded
full investigation.
, 1877-04-07

I}otant1's Aromatir lstttrr lI1ne of Iron Is n
rcnledy for nervous debility. Impoverished blool,
and dihlpatrtd digestion. urrot, II Clark strrpt.
, 1877-04-07
fsODNS AND STATIDNERY.
LIST OF
N E w BOO Ks
Received by us during the Past
Two Weeks,

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r u sss :tsst n, Il 1. si an eanssty to
o tIsSz NJ ;srFssa1.ss
Is es mfE . q w is pses II ~ ta Tnc ,ns
~: 2. ''unso nature It'd tas uasuiai lsn. M haIoan
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sy III 10 peias aa' 's';
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nf{;A;f|,ls f;:;|,lss sRlkiTs ASi' wtIiTE-rr,ness f..
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AA$s!!t ssHls!S!Sha El@'Stts'Ass HIGHS 1':s .; s's
nxsiHifrStS II. iisi e. HXg s;so IT'S <'S""nn DISEASES
T5 S!!I;sIE:Es g S!|S r.!SSSkfE II t.!as sy!t
m III slS,;ret s3 t f,e: tn 4: q 'duusa' .ad e'ts
FREE rKl+ONtfs@. IlFuner. I3.no.. clo. st.so
1ll LADY ilELF. Warren. Paper. ~ cents.
nMSS rs CURRY iMSEnS E1fi:: ''. Gt o1n' Lee. Town
| "Ths n9sel + quiet .nd tnu1elIk-, tho ner.onaRr.
s.!a a.s ' nj s Il: H.
;s u :s '*S""
rI:t!Mso,Et:M !:!5!s e. = PERSIA ns CARAVAN. Arnold
; l. e ea9 fnssaYs .ssoua
ss ,s;s; ne's.s eos fun o:
e. .:.ossts se%' J, IL Ef,ATAks f,sn s.; TIss.
sst s!;'as :'ss' sfs' ssr4 IN .me,.,
az l.. ss st;;9 sasstfa e
! nE!}t SUI elEfltGA t.,,-StectAtos. !ona4n.
amtsinxt a!s atosie. q Edward. cartr YEAR, sn ts
5sna sS n1s continually 'c''''
1H's H,'ss. sFSs ;!: ;:si; E1 Gsi .s s"s' to Correct
s'';; sa;s s'ss'a a.a III:
%.!E E '! sa2sEE ss. ss'r '.s ,.' ;sa; ss:
TultKsiS ECkOrE. Fireman. Paper. II cents.
| nUuKS ORDERED PROMPTLY II Nut ON TIE
Library Correspondence Solicited.
Send for Our New Baseball and
Croquet Circular.
our FINE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
rs COMPLETE
rXPtTEi.iKs coS,raSlli.f Gs ilHsb!.' ilHHsI!' s0'
lIADLEY DROS.&C0.,
Booksellers and Stationors.
<;:s md tt5 Vf,@1,ln~ton-.,t
1uFl:lfTtHlAts.
, 1877-04-07

tSecp sells TIM best md cheapest Shirts In
quality. s1.5o per doz., six for 15c. 11:s Madison
street,
, 1877-04-07

Durnetta Cocnafue for tile hair has ntootl
tue tcat Of time AMI competition. II has estab.
ltshet! reputation for purity mud elacy In every
quarter. Of the wur5A. Millions Of hnltlcs have
been sold during thu 1a.t.twcnty yrnrt. unh The
public have rendered tho verdict that II il The cheap
est and best hslr dressing In the wusld.
, 1877-04-07

UUXX-SAW Af:CIDI:ST.
Speetai DfspaieA ~ 7At 7ftbuns.
DETROIT, sllcL.. April t.-TnIs afternoon q
wot,tl.yurd buzz-saw blew to ptcccs, nnll q
lasorer tanned William Rooney VIVA lnstautly
killed By ono of tho iiylug frusineuts.
, 1877-04-07

And other Stylish Garments for
Spring wear, in tho now Spring
Shades, mado oftho most fashionn-
bio materials, and unsurpassed for
elegance Of design and finish.
Also very complete limo Of rich
Black
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

On Friday after noon two weeks q
distressing accident occurred at Hile
mans Mill, about three miles west OF
Hollidaysburg. Two children OF
Milton Lotz, boy and girl, while
visiting their grandfather, Mr.. Geo.
Claugh, went up stairs where, in q
drawer of bureau, they discovered
an old revolver. The little boy aged
about five years, pointed the revolv.
er at his sister in playfulness and
snapped the trigger. The pistol was
discharged, the ball passing through
the right side Of the little girls head
tearing her right eye entirely out OF
her head and terribly mutulating
the portion Of her head through
which it passed. The poor little
sufferer fingered for a few days,
when death put an end to her suffer
ings. She was aged about nine
years.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

EXTRA BAeoAoE. The rule fixing
the maximum allowance Of baggage
to each passenger at 100 pounds il
almost universally observed by rail.
road companies. All in excess oi
this established weight is rated as
extra baggage, and cbarg ed for at a
certain rate per 100 pounds. This is
obviously just, and commercial hous
es could not reasonably ask to be re.
lieved OF such charges while they
hold the railroad company responsi,
bic as common carriers for the safe
carriage and delivery Of, in some in .
stances, valuable sample cases.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

A young married man Of Skinner
Eddy, Wyoming county, Pa, named
Andrew Champion was recently
thrown out Of work. When he went
home and told his wife he had failed
to find employment, she said 81
will not live with you another day I
Champion drew pistol and replying,
Then you won't live with anyone
else!" fired. The ball took effect in
Mrs. Champions right side, and was
subsequently discovered lodged in
the flesh Of the left side, having
passed clear through the body.
Champion ran up stairs after firing,
and entering a bed room, shot him
self dead. Mrs. Champion lived five
days. The parties in this tragedy
were Of good standing in the COM
munity and the affair creates q pro
found sensation.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
niddleburg, April. l9, 1877
J. GROUSE, Editor q Proprietor.
CaSprpArKs for Governor 10 suc.

CANDIDATES for Governor TO sue
coed our present excellent Chief
Magistrate, says tho Germantow " n
Telegraph, "is now in order 10 be
presented to the State nominating
convention and wo regard il as fit.
ting that the names of acceptable
persons, should be canvassed a good
deal in advance in order that an un-
exceptional candidate may be put in
nomination. Among the names or.
iginally mentioned is that OF the
Hon. John B. Packer, q member OF
the late Congress from Northumber
land county"
The gubernatorial Office Could not
30 placed in sstor hands than in
those OF Ne. Packer. His course,
rs representative for the l4th Con.
gressional District for eight years,
IN Congress, has gained for him a
record for ability, integrity and
statesmanship that is creditable to
himself and to his constituents.
While we shall support any good
man who may be nominated, we can
soc in no other person named quail.
hcaticns which Mr.. Packer does not
prominently possess. II he should
be successful in the Convention, il
will not be through Vaccinations of
his own, but the expression Of the
honest sentiment OF the people,
speaking through their representa-
tives. And that he would be elected
bya very large majority, is a fact
which scarcely admits of a serious
doubt. His course in Congress- has
not only made him popular with the
masses, but with the press through
out the State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

Sugar is now made from ordinar,
corn. Specimens Of raw sugar man
ufactured near Chicago, arc shown
both white aud very sweet. Ac.
cording to an exchange, to complete
its manufacture into pure granulated
sugar. alcohol must be II sed TO re-
move the foreign matter contained
in the crude product. A bushel OF
corn yields thirty pounds of raw su.
gar, and this, when purified with al
cohol, gives twenty"seven pounds OF
good sugar, marketable at four cent
a pound. In other words. bush el
Of corn made into sugar would bring
$1.OS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
That sterling Republican

Thar sterling Republican paper
the Cincinnati Times, does not seem
to relish the settlement of the South
crn question, il this is a fair sample
OF its opinion "Deny him the right
to vote the Republican ticket, and
the colored man will have peace in
every Southern State, provided he
IL willing to submit to that "com.
promise" Withdraw the Federal
troops, and he pW submit for the
present. In Georgia. Mississippi
and elsewhere, this plan has worked
wonders and Democratic majorities
are high.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
TEE election in Rhode

TIE election in Rhode Island on
Tuesday OF last week resulted in q
Republican victory, but by reduce
cd majority. The entire Republican
State ticket was elected, and, as us.
ual both branches Of the legislature
were largely Republican. The re-
duction Of the Republican majority
IN the State is owing to the light
vote polled and the complication of
tho temperance question.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
A OAKEY HALL. whose mvsto,

"A OAKEY HALL, whose mysterious
disappearance from New York city
two weeks ago, has occasioned much
comment has arrived at Liverpool,
England, whittier he fed, il is aileg-
cd, to escape testifying in the suits
pending against "Boss" Tweed. In
the hey-dsy Of the Tammany steal
Ing. Tweed and Hall were bosom
friends. and may Ls. joint-sharers
Of The plunder. and it is not surpris-
Ing that Hall should prefer putting
the ocean between himself and the
Witness Stand % going upon 1t eith-
= s;;i'''' A'nisA or 'p'.'A' %
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

A despatch from Washington,
dated the sth, states that the certi-
ficates Of the members Of Congress
Of the new house are nearly all in
and show that there will be 147
democrats and 1877 Republicans
whose seats are free from contest,
leaving 0 cases of contest aud indi.
eating democratic majority, il they
should oil stand aside, on the roll OF
ten.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
COURT PROCLAMATION.

"hereas the hon. J. C. Bucher Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed ofthe counties Of Snyder, Union
and Mialin and Daniel Gemberling and
b. L. Raudenbush Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the eth day OF
Feb. A. ID. 1877, to me directed fol
the holding ofsn Orphans court, q court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses.
sions Of the Peace at Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4th Monday, (be
ing the 2sth day Of May 1871 aud
continue one week.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given TO tn,
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Cousts
bles in and for the county Of Snyder, to ap
pear in their proper person with their rolll
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrsnces to do those thing,
which Of their offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons ars
required to be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at theil
peril. Justices are requested to be punct
ual In their attendance at the appointed
time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at tn,
Sherifs office in Middleburg, the 10Th DAY
Of Apr. A. D., one.thOusand eight hundred
and eventy-seven.
DANIEL EIsENHART. Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

Ok Monday the 9th, the Supreme
Court OF the United States reversed
the decision OF the circuit court for
the Eastern district of Pennsylvania
in the case involving the distribution
OF money in the hands Of the Centon.
nial board Of finance, aud ordered
that 81, 500, 900 be paid to the treas
urer OF the United States before any
division to stockholders is made.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

Hon. JOIN B. PACKER, of Sunbury,
n mentioned as a candidate for gov-
ernor before the Republican nOmi-
mating convention. Mr.. Packer has
served acceptably in congress, is a
gentleman of standing and ability,
and would make an excellent chief
magistrate.-W Wiitiamspor, gazette
d. Bulletin.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

Mns. HAYES is to spend part of the
summer at their old homo in Ere.
mont, Ohio. and the President will
remain in Washington. This ar
nngeuent will be approved by those
who censured President Grant for
obsenting himself from tho seat of
government, aud luxuriating at Long
nrsu~l, q o
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
Caution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, at Constable s Sale and
left in the possession Of John Getz during
his pleasure. All persons are cautioned
not to meddle or interfere with the same,
viz (: Wood Stove, Grind Stone, Barrel,
Hand Wagon, . Cows, 3 Pigs, Meat Stand,
Cooking Stove and fixtures, Coal Stove,
Sink, Wood Chest, Corner Cupboard, Clock,
J. G. MoYER,
March %, 1877.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

The Southern Hotel in st. Louis,
Mo-, was destroyed by fire on the
night OF the 10th inst. 1t was q five
story building, and many were killed
by jumping FROM the fourth and
nth stories, and others burned, OF
hrst smothered by the smoke and
then consumed, as there was no way
to escape.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

The boom at Lock Haven contains
about 30, 100000 feet of logs and
that at Williamsport about 6,OOO,.
600. The bulk of tho seasons s cut
is above, waiting for another flood.
The amount of square timber got
this year is greater than has been
known for some years, and at least
one third moro than last year.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

THERE is no longer any doubt OK :
pressed in Europe Of war between
Turkey and Russia, the former coun.
try believing the terms OF tho proto.
col no severer than those that will be
inflicted upon her in the event OF dc.
feat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
Subpoena In Divorce,

Adeiine Monbeck by her In the Court OF
nert friend Solomon Common Pea,
Wagner Of Snyder Co., OF
fS. Sent. Term 1876
Norris Monbeck.' No. n.
To MoRRIs II. MoSBEcK
You will please take notice
that the Witnesses, to be produced In this
case. on the part Of the Libellant will be
sworn or affirmed. and examined before
A. NJ. Pfahler ESQ.,. examiner appointed
by the said court for that purpose, on the
18th day OF May next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Of that day, in his Office At Middleburg,
Pa, where and when you may attend, as
you may think proper.
A. NJ. PFAHLER,
Commissioner.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

THE United States troops at CO.
tumbia, s. c., moved out of the State
House, on the 10th inst, and the re-
cords and papers belonging to the
executive Office, have been turned
over to Wade Hampton, and oil is
quiet along the lines.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
WARRANTED FOR THREE YEARS.
Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
hby notinsd that DAVID x. SELLER, ol
Perry sownseip q ts;.ySss soan.y hs: nsds e
70 ths undsrsiynsd 70! the purpose of be srsdi.
tovs. AL psrs6as having claims ere FsQusstsd
70 p!seent them 70 the undsrslgnsd, and per.
msnt. WILLIAM HARDING.
Apr, u, ~. AsSigncs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
CAUTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that the

4 ' following articles have been purchased BY
the und srsigped Ct AssiEnss's Sale and len ia
the possession Of Jonathsn Boz srsox during his
tsFiere or msddls vItn the ssns. Wis: ! Horsss
and Hsrness, head Horn oAttls, 2-hose W sson
: box. spring. wAxons. wood Sled, Hay lad
QFlnd Stone, shieGle hsehlss. : Skoats, 0ssinl
Cradle, Harrow 3Shsep otiss, Huggy toSgs y,
Vt DuEgy Hasness. : CpltivstoIs. 4
Apr. u, y. FREpEsiok xAxxAy
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Caution.

A IL persons are hereby caution et
n against negotiating for note signe 1
by me on the 9th Of March, 1877, as
never received any value for the same and
will not pay it unless compelled to do SC
by . due process Of law.
AMOS sTETLER.
Penn twp, March 81, 1877.
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RUSSELL ERRErr denies that he
told Garfield he would vote for Ran.
dali for speaker, and says he will do
10 such thing.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following articles have cen purchas
Cd BY the undersigned at Constabes Sale. and
leit IN the possession Of Phillips Il AumIiler
not 90 Interfere or meddis with same. viz
Cooki Stoves and fixtures, l dol, Chairs, Q
Clocks, Cupboard, Bureau, Q Chests. 2 Tables,
sinks, Wash Stand, 2 Beds aud Bedd ing, Iot
sheep, lot Of Hay.
Beaver Springs, April 4, 1871.
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PARAMOUNT HOUSE,
II NEAR THE DEPOT,
Middleburg, Pa.
IRWIN SMITH. Paopnrrroa

This house is In close proximity 10 the
depot and has lately been rebuilt and re-
htted. ksoms oommodious--ths table we'll
supplied pa ..v. with .s: ss.. the market ssssds
Hs s'se keeps . frst olas livery. whore
nesees, 9negtss &e., osn bs hss a ell
".ss AaS o. reasonable rstss. H,.
~ sprl} -. ,
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Caution.

N office is hereby given that my
IN wife Isibelis Thomas has len nv bed and
board without any cause. l caution all person I
not TO harbor her or they will be dealt with 90.
cordinE to Law.
-, WIN. II. THOMAS.
March, 2sth, 1871.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
HENRY KREBS. Pro'r.
Selinsgrove, Pa,

This Hotel 10 pleasantly located In the "squsrs. ..
and is very desirable place for travellers 10 stop
the BEST Of accommodations at Low rates. Per.
best Of liquor In the bar.
the Hotel. Apris,ye.
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H19 aday At home. Agents wanted. Outnt and
vll terms free. TRUE& co., Augusta, Ne.
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CENTREvILLE HOTEL,
" (Lste Mrs. Wsavsr's.)
Centervils snyder Co., Pa.
PETER HARTMAN, Proprietor,

This long sstsblishsd and we'll kuovu hots
n.svt.s been psrshsssd by tie undsFsignsd, ~
'''''' snare Of 'A' PiSsHl!IS &, s S:;iF;