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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-29

SAINT, tO"NU
COUNTY FUND.
J. w Hunt, making set Of
shackies. rings and bolts $l7 so
H. Abrams. wood for Mrs.
Powers ..-. ..... . 90
J II Hall. bailiif, January
term. 1877. 17.-....... 2i 90
G.. A. Weed, NJ. D.. medical
attendance of John CARL 80 90
G. A Weed, NJ u. medical at
tendance Of John Macken Q 90
& ii Hanford. services ss az
toruey. case Of : VI Reu,on
cs. King County ..... 20 00
Kirk G. Ward, Constable fees
case A Williams. insane. 90
Bean. McCailistcr Il Co, gro
ceries for Mrs Ramage
and others. .........-. 33 80
\ Wolff. mattress and pillows
for jNii. ...-.......-.... l. W
Harmon * Walker. building
work house on County
Farm ........... 1900 60
Sch wabacher Bros x Co,
sheeting. crash, etc, for
County House. .......+. 63 6l
II GIore. book case. etc, for
Auditors Office ......... % 90
David Higgins. printing
Trcasursrs notice . IL 90
j McConsille, board OF paupers PA 80
4 Is III B Bagiey, treatment OF
panpers and examining
Williams, insane. i35 90
" q Jameson. seal and press
for Auditors Office. 49,. y so
Aud now on this l5sh day of May.
1877, on the application of James Rob
inson. it is ordered by the Board tha, =
Grocery License to sell Lager Beer In
Seattle precinc, be issued to the said
James Robinson for the period of six
months from the 18th day of May 1877,
on his filing u bond in the sum of two
hundred dollars as required by law. and
paying into the Treasury the sum of
fifty dollars.
Aud now on THIS 18th day Of May.
1871. on the application of John Foster.
it 10 ordered by th. Board that Gro
Gerry License .o sell Lager Beer i'll Sc
Attic Precinct. be issued TO the said
John Foster. fer the period of six
months from the 18th day Of May
1877. on his filing bond in the
sum Of tao hundred dollars, ~
required by law. and paying into
the Treasury the sum OF hfty
dollars,
Ordered hy the Beard that the bond
Of James Robinson for his grocery IL
oeuse with Albert III. King as surety,
and the bond of John Foster for his
grocery license. with Andrew SIoEsh a,
surety, be and the same are hereby
approved.
Ordered that the Board adjourn un-
til tomorrow. a. D A. NJ
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May 81.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present. full Board.
Ordered. that the following bills be
and they are hereby allowed on the
County Fund, and the Auditor
authorized to issue warrants on the
Treasurer for the same, eis::
+ s Ingraham, visiting schools
and stationery tor Super
intendeut. -. .S26 80
Steamer Weuat. freight on lum-
Der To County Farm. ... Is 90
Geo d Hill. making record Of
County Warrants ..... 10 30
Seattle Truck and Dray Co.
hauling coal to Jail. ...... 10 90
Board spent balance Of the day ex-
amining the books and vouchers of the
Auditor and Tressurer-found their
vouchers and accounts Of the various
funds to agree and the books correctly
kept. Found niue thousai.d seventy
three and sixty eight one hundreths dol
lars in the Treasury. sufficient TO cover
ail the balance Of the various funds on
hand on the first day of May, 1877, and
oil monies received by said Treasurer
since said date to this day.
We find the balance on hand
in the County Fund 10 b. .ti025 sc
We find the balance on hand
in the School Fund to be. 1855 3S
We find the balance on hand
in he Territorial Fund to be 1446 Sc
We find the balance On hand
in the Road Fund TO be. 1853 90
We find the balance on hand
in the special Fund to be. :. 1854 IS
-
&s440 60
Ordered that the Board adjourn un-
Ill to morrow at o A. NJ
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May 17th.

Board met pursuant to adjournment;
present, same AS yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that the fol-
lowing bills be and the same are hereby
allowed. and the Auditor authorized to
Issue warrants on the Treasurer for the
same, viz:
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Ordered that the Board adjourn until
tomorrow at 9 o'clock A. VI.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18
A Word to the Unemployed.

Our attention has been called to new
cooking utensil, recently invented. which
makes baking q pleasure. instead Of a
dreaded necessity :the inventor Of which
has conferred an everlasti ng blessing upon
every housekeeper. We refer 10 the Pat.
ent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan, with
which, by simply raisiug hook, you can
remove The sides Of the pau from the cake
instantly, without breaking or injuring II
in the least. thus enabling you to Toe aud
frost II while warm. To remove the tube
in the center, insert q knife in the slot in
the top of the tube. and simply give it a
half turn, and it will drop out. II is also
provided with slide on the bottom, Q
that, when you remove the tube. you can
cl lose the hole. making q pan with plain
bottom, for baking jelly and plain cakes,
pudding, bread, ETC., thus practically gitI
ing you tpo pans for the price of one,
The Centennial Cake Pan Is highly res
commended by the ladies az being the best
and most convenient pan ever introduced.
They are made Of Russia iron, are more
durable, and wiH bake your cakes mere even.
iy and a much nicer 6rown than you car
bake them in the oid fashioned Tin cake pans.
These goods are sold exclusively through
agents to families, and every housekeeper
should by all means have them. A splen-
did opportunity is offered to some reliable
lady or gentlemaa canvasser Of this coun-
ty 10 secure the agency for n pleasant and
profta BILE business. For terms. territory,
ETC., write TO l.. Il. BRowS 4 Co., Nos
2l4 and PIG Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Sept. 27, l8774w.
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Tho lawful age for sending Oh iidren TO the
public schools is that orsiS year,. and any o1e
can continue IN the schools until twcn'y-oue.
The Law has been changed Of lato years; for
merry tho ags Of ave y oars was the earliest adj
mittance u the schools. The reason for ma.
king definite period for the commencement
OF sn cduca'ion Is that the young mind should
not be taxed with literary matters. but shou ID
rather be cultivated Int, a strong, healthy
brain, and tho confining OF child at such an
early age Is not only hurtful to lis constitu'
tion and health, but has tendency to mental
cnfeeblemcnt. Another reason Il that public
schools are not intended rs nurseries for chil-
dren not able to take care OF thcms elves. The
State laws forbid tho sending Of children to
school unjor six years ofage.
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= CHASGE OF AIR. An occasional
change Of air may be said 10 be almost
nccessery to the well-being Of every
man. Every workman must leave his
workshop, the student his library, and
the lawyer his office, or sooner or la
ter his health will pay the penalty ;
and, this no matter how great his tens
pcranco in eating and drinking; no
matter how vigorously and regularly
he uses his limbs no matter how op.
Ell and dry and free from impurity
may be the air of the place in which
he is employed. In the slightest cause
Of impaired health. the sleeping in the
suburbs of the town in which the life
is chiefly spent, or even spending few
hours of detached days in some access
lille rural districts at a fow miles dis.
tance from the dwelling. may suffice Ia
restore tho healthy balance of the bod
ily functions, aud maintain the bodily
machine in tit state for its duties
" in cases of somewhat more urgency
nr ofsomewhat more aggravated char
acter, few days once or twice yea,
may suffice to adjust or restore tho
due economy of the system.
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A Word TO U'orkinJneL There IL an
old adage that Satan finds some mis-
chief still for idle hands to do and we
can assure the masses of honest wor-
kingmen in our midst that the agents
of Satan will be very industrious from
now until the close of tho campaign in
making you believe that your only
permanent safety lies in doing just
what they advise you TO do. There is
certainly not one in fifty of the honest
artisans who cannot penetrate the thin
DISCUSSES of these setanic ambassadors
and see the hoof-, horns and tails bo-
hind them. We tell tho earnest work
ingmen to let the fellows alone. Don't
place any faith at all in their promises,
for they do not care u penny for you
beyond the value of your vote. For
once we ask you to take counsel OF
your better self. Look the field cire~
fully over and wherever you find All
honest man, do you help him to Office.
All this tall, about aiding you to get
your rights and-so-forth, is nonsense
You know you can get your rights
sooner by going at it in your own sen
sible way. If you don't believe it, try
| it and see. .-Er.
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| Valuable Recipes.

HoU 10 Cure Sore 1Hr0at.--Let each
one of our renders buy at any drug
store one ounce of camphorated oil,
and five cents worth of chlorate of pot.
ash. Whenever any soreness appears
in the throat, put the potash in half
tumbler Of water, and with 1t gargle
the throat thoroughly, then rub the
neck thoroughly with the cainphorat-
ed oil at night before going to bed, and
also pin around the throat a strip oi
wooden flannel.-This is simple, cheap
and sure remedy.
To Remove Dandruf from, he Head
Dissolve q teaspoonful of pulverized
refined borax in a teacupful of water
first brush the head we'll then wet a
brush with the solution and apply it to
the head. Do this everyday for a week
or so, and then occasionally till the
dandrufi Is removed. Refined borax
can be obtained Of any druggist
To Ren,ore Freokics. Take equal parts
of lemon juice and glycerine, and an
noint the face at night before retiring ;
let the application dry. In the morn
ing annoint again, gently rubbing
then bathe in tepid water, after which
use very cold water and rub briskly,
If persisted in this cannot fail to pro-
duce beautiful complexion.
Hair DRESSING. Sage tea is one of the
very best washings and dressings fol-
the hair. The hair should be careful-
Ily brushed and braided in two firm
6raids, then the roofs rubbed with a
sponge dipped in luke-warm sage tea
After which the braids can be washed
with towel. This preserves the color
of the hair and keeps the scalp clean.
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Medical Society.

The Snyder County Melical Society met
in regular session at Adamsburg. Oct. 3,
1877 at l0i o'clock A. NJ. President
Ro,hrock in the chair. Minutes Of last
meeting read aud adopted. Ccnsors re-
port :avorably on the application OF DR..
sahm. of Freebuig, for membership
Elected unauimouslJ.
Drs. II. II. Bordner. OF Shamokin Dam,
20. X. Foster. of TroXolvillc. aud J. X.
Swigert, OF Banncrville, applied with pros
per recommendation, for membership
subject to the Censors, ut our next meet-
ing.
A oommittee--Drs. Nipple, Shindle aul
Rockefeller-w appointed u report u
form for "Order of Business"
Amendment to the Constitution. offered
at last meeting, was, after changing title,
to Art. TX, By-laws, anl fine to 81 cts.
adopted. Adjourned at II o'clock NJ for
dinner. Had roast ciidturkey for dinner
Resassembled at 1 o'clock L. NJ. Presi.
idcnt RoIhrock in the chair.
Committee on "Order Of Business" re-
ported. and their report was adopted.
On motion, u committee was appointed
to draw up n fee-biil, TO report a, he next
regular meeting Of the socieiy--com nit
tee. Drs. Nipple. Shinlel aud smith.
On motion, the Secretary WAS instruct.
ed to correspond with the Secretary of the
Union county Medical Society in refer.
eucc TO prosecuting persons practicing
medicine. surgery, and obstetrics. in vi.
ol,tion Of "Act No. 40, 1871" in Union
and Snyder counics.
The censors were ordered TO push pros.
ecution in certain case reported as VIC.
lating above named Act. No. 30.
The Secretary was authorized TO report
ten members, theing all in good standing,
| willing to take, each one copy, of the
Transactions of the Medical Society o
ihc State Of Pennsylvania" upon which
subscription the representation Of our SO.
ciety is based.
The Society then adjourned, TO meet in
regular meeting, at Sclinsgrovc. on the
lsi Wednesday in February. 1873. at ga
o'clock A. NJ. Ordinary business of tn,
society will DO finished in the forenoon. IL
the afternoon there will be discussion on
Pneumonia and its treatment, opened by
DR.. j. W. Sheets. All the members o
the society are expected to prepare them
selves to take part in the discussion.
| II. RoTHRocR. NJ. d.
By THE SECRETARY. President.
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CASH. "A good cash man in com.
munity ut this time is not only nov.
city but useful man. Lot everybody
strive to lie cash ms near rs possible
Next to ch, rishing his religion, 10 him
regard the matter of paying cash the
prime beet oi life. Ii any communi.
IS is TO bc redeemed from debt trouble
and dissatisfaction IL is thro' all its
members endcavoring to pay cash.
Every farmer who owes u mechanic or
farm hand. or anybody, n dollar, lac
should see that it is paid Immediately.
Every five dollars paid is suic to keep
up q train Of non-payments. Many u
mechanic or poor man is discouraged
by not getting his little own. Many
an individual would be buoycd mp to
20 forward in business and succeed, il
he was not annoyed with lot of ctis
TONERS who have dcgenerated into re-
luctant, unreliable debtors. Cash II
is word of courage and has u charm
in IL when acted upon in sincerity and
truth. 1t is the only specific for n
community, q state or nation discas.
ed with debt. Unless cash becomes
the rule we cannot hope TO rise above
the dull, psosy, crippled, disastrous
mode Of doing business which ha,
cbaracteriz d many communities fron,
time immcmorial. -Er.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

Lust Friday night some persons en-
tered G.. G. Gu,elius' Clothing store,
Nr. g. is also express agent. aud it is
thought the object was to rob tic OK.
press Office rs the papers and letters
had been tampcred with and where
thrown about on the floor. Cal. was
aroused from his slumbcrs. by noise
in the room below, made hast, revol-
yer In hand, for the scene Of disturb
nnce aud opened the door leading into
the store Just In time TO see the mid
night visitors pass out through reai
window where they had entered. There
il nothing missing as the thieves. no
doubt, were put to flight before they
had finished their job.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

"EURxKAn ts the sentiment Of countless SUI.
ferers who nnd the balm OF relief and the foun
1t IL tho most potent Of all
the aitefstiyos TO purify the system aad clenss
the blood. u possesses tnvigorsting qualities,
rusnes ont ,he oorp.utIons ~Saeh msnsis v,ah
the blood, promoting dersugemsnt and decay.
We are assured ny Intelligent Physicians that
this medicinc cures beyond al others 81 III
own experience. oe.-AfHoL (MAss.) wnIPE FAC.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

LAND FOR THE LANDLtss.- the
United States homestead law any per-
son twenty-one years of age or over,
native or foreign born-married wom>
EN- excepted-mny obtain one hundred
and sixty acres of Government land on
payment of Sl4 fees, and after resi-
dence of five years on the land they
can have clear deed of it from the
Government. After SIX months resi-
dence, if it bc preferred, they may get
Il deed on payment of 500, and no
| further residence will be required
Soldiers may deduct time spent in the
service of the Union, not to exceed
three years. from the five years. By
the pre-emption act any person over
twenty-one years-exccpt u married
woman-may take ono hundred and
sixty acres of Government land on the
payment of 81 fees. and after sesiding
on ii six month, or for any time not
Exceeding three years and II half, may
get deed on payment Of 500 and
giving evidence of settlement and inn
provement. The timber law gives one
hundred and sixty acres to any one
planting one.fourth of it in trees and
cultivating it for eight years forty &c
eighty acres may be taken on like con-
dilion. The fees are the same as fol
homesteading.--Er.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

CAUTION.

NOTICE il hereby given that the
~ following srticlcs have cen purchas
ell by the undersigned at Constable's sale and
left IN the possession Of Peter klinglcr durlnp
her pleasure. All persons are cautioned moi
60 Interfere or moddie with same. viz:
1rashing Machine horse. lot uf harness
rake, wagon, I COW, hcifcr, wheelbaTrow,
l sled, cooking stove n pipe. table, | clock,
| wuodrhcst, sink, harrow, plough, = hogs
/ bed A bedding, = chairs, wood stove I AK
| grind stone, . drawing knives, iuuytork.
HANS All kLlNubER.
sept. & ~ pd.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

A good domestic sulphur baih can be IN.
stsntly prepared by taking cake Of HLENN Is
SULPHUR SOAR into the bath tnb. such an
expodient viii. to use y slang phrase, "knoek
the spots or any Victim OF outaneouS blem-
ishes sold bv all druggists rs cents
HIPS Hair and whisksr dye, black or brow n
- cents.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18
A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

LA-I.atteTs Standardization on tho estate oi
Lana Y Nsagor. late OF NbnrOc t0wushlp, deed
hayleg boon granted 20 tho undersigned. all por-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested 20 make Immediate payment whtlo
tLose having claims viii present them duly
authenticated for sottlomeutto
HENRY OR Elmer,
SLHnokin tam. snyder county Pa.
or JACOB GREINER,
Northumberland, Pa,
Sep. c, ~. pd. Administrators.
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ASSirnee Notice.

A Lli persons interested Gro here.
"A by notified thai william liains OF chan.
man tow nshIp, snyder county. made an assign
mcnt Of NIL his fleets, real and personal to the
unfers!Inel for the benefit Of his creditors.
Al persons having claims are roque stnd to pro.
sent them to the uniersignsl, aud persons In.
debtol will please make Immediate payment.
LEVI kEpLEK,
April IL, VI. Assignee.
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nI ED.

On the 18th nit. IN Franklin t'wnship, after u
lingering illness John Erb. In hi sith year.
sept. 30'h IN Perry township, Joseph Horny,
son Of Lewis lcagor aged months and days.
oct. "a, Mt Port Trcveron, Sarah Jane, infant
daughter Of George and Hannah MichaclJ, aged
months and days.
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A DMINISTRArORS NOTICE.

t1cuers Of administration on the estate Of
s1mu'l H. Miller, late of Washington Twp,
Snyder county, Pa, deceased. having been
fraut"d To the uuicr-iglel, all persona knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are reducstrd
to make immediate payment, while those having
claims VIII present them duly authenticated fjf
settlement 10
EDWARD MILLER,
Aug " ~ Admit is'rat1r.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

Rrorsray OF vorRns. Tho assessors OF the
various districts Of tho couaty htvo r.turnci
their assessments for 1877, and tho following
we hnd to b, tho registry NJ each district as
co,, ma roi with that of 1879
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18
LEWIST0WN DIVISION.

Tho Pacific Express west can 10 haggoi ut
McN eyinwn at " ~ m. and tho Atlantic EN-
| nrl-aa aIl. NJ :. , N,
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NOTICE..

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
"A Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Jacob Gross, late OF Beaver township. Sny-
der county, Pa, deceased, having been grant,
oil to tho undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to make imme iiate payment, whilo those hav-
ing claims will present thom duly authonticat-
ed for settlement to
DAVID GROSS,
ENOS GROSS,
May 81, Vt. Administrators.
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n oveRNMeNT STOCKS. &c.-clos.


W ing Priccs of liz HAVEN n TowSsRNp, 30
South Th.rd street Philadelphia. aS,ocks bouVht
aud sold either for cash or on margin. Oct
10th, lsTI.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

TI1w " ~ DOM. The frst object In
life wiis the American people IL TO "get
rich: the sccnud, how to regain good
health. The first eau be obtained by en-.
ergy honesty. and saving the second.
(good healthy by using GREHs's Auousr
fLowER. Should you bc a dcs pondcnt suf-
rcr from any of tho effects OF Dyspc psia.
Liver Complaint. Indigestion. &C.. such
as Sick Headache. Pnlpitatiou Of the
Heart. Sour Stomach. llabi,ual Cosliyc.
ness. Dizziness Of the Hesd, Nervous
prostraiion. Low Spirits, &c, you need
not suffer anoihcr day. Two doses OF
August Flower will relieve you at once.
sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Positively sold by all hrst>class
Druggists in the U. :. Oct .67G.
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Established 1865.
American and Foreign Patents.

Established 1865.
American and Foreign Patents.
| GILMORE CO, Successors TO CuIPMAS
HosAERS 90, Solicitors. Patents procured In
all counties. No fees In advance. No charge
| un less the patent N granted No foes for mik np
| the preliminary examinations. No additional
fees for obtaining aud conducting rehearng
Special attention given to Interference JAses De
| fore the Patent Office, Executions before ON
grcss, infringement suits in diioren' states, aud
| all litigation appcrtAtnipg to luvcnious or Pat
en,s. send Stamp to Gilmore Co., for pamph
| let Of sixiy pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report of the Commissioner OF ,h,
General Land Ofico shows 2ScI 500 acres II
| Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. These wer,
| issued under act OILS and prior acts. Oil
| istcred letter. WherC Assignments are imper.
feet We give Instructions to per feet them.
United States General Land Office.
Contested Land Gases prosecuted before IN,
| United States General Land once AMI Depart
ment Of the Interior. Paiyate Land Claims
mining and pre-emption Claims and Homestead
| Cases attended TO.
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
Oticcrs, soldiers, and sailors ofthe late war, ol
their heirs. are IN many eases entitled TO none,
| from the GJyernment Of which they have NJ
1 knowledRe. Nrlto fnll history of service snf
| state smount II pay and boanIy received. In
close sa amp Ia Gilmore Co., anda fili reply ,ai
ter exaniinationi win be given you frest
Pensions.
All officers. soldiers, and sailors wounded
| ruuturel, or Injured IN kho late war, howeVe
sllsh,ly, can obtain pepsion By addressing Ga
| Inore Co.
Gases prosecuted by oiiuore 8 Co. before III
snbrsms Court Of tho nifel ststos, the Coui
| OF Claims aud the Southern Claims roinin fssioi
| Zach department % our hnsine,s q eonanris
In n sspafato bureau, undtr fhs charge u N
same experienced pariie- eunpiyea y, ihe q,
nrln. Prompt attention 10 an hnsin ees trlstr
| 10 Gilmore & %. h thus seeared. W. daslr,
win success BY deserving 10.
49,. tal,ssr nIfH02,E 6.Gal -
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Auciionecr. George II. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, z. o.. would an-
nounce to the people of Snyder coun..
ty. that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, ut short notice and
on the most reasonable forms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Mm.1j.77ti.
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ALI communications, business let
to-s &c, for this ofice, 10 secure
prompt attention should be addressed
AZ follows: THIS PosT, Middleburg
Snyder County, Pr. Advertisements
eommuuicatious &c. must be haudcd
in by Monday noon, to secure iuser-
ton IN next issue