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, 1877-10-05

on Aug. 70 Adjutant ,t1cncsal Townncnd granted
TIC Company permt.st,n to t1nid a roatl nrcss
tho Government reservation At Fort Yuma,
subject to grant by Co,lgrcEs Of tho right Of
way. The COMPANY proceeded III Its Work II
building bridge IN, this permission, an! II was
nearly completed when tho Secretary Of War,
Sept. 3, countcrman,]cl the permission until
both The southern and TcrAs Pacific Companies
could be fully heard, OF Congreas should
determine tho controversy. The Southern Pa
cftic authorities then aakcd Of tho Department
Commander terrritssion to continue the work 50
far ~ was necessary 70 preserve tho bridge.
Monday, Sept. 81, the employees of the Company
began laying The track 10 make cunnettfpn
acrfss The bridge. Nal. Dunn. commanding at
Fort, Yuma, on learning this fact, At once order.
his command conslsted Of Sergeant and onn
epl!atcd man: This latter was stationed on the
bridge, but IN few 1nu,nents The railroad mct
resumed opcTntpns, and the tratk-iayng cos,-
| iinucd until mnrnIng, when connection With
tac Arizona eide waa complstct. Nal.
urccn to consider Himself prisoner, but having
no force to carry out lls Instructions, returned
TO the Fort. soon after q regular train from
San Francisco crossed the brilgc. The railroad
lttnp'e claim that tisa action IN their part Is In
conformity with the permission arantcd IT, do
suclI work ns was necessary to prcscrrc the
! property, as connection was necessary tn cnublc
them to run trains over the hrf'lgc to carry
stones for rip.rapp1nr The piers, and that IN
interests Of tho tioyeFnmcnt nnti public have
been consutted at every step. They also elatm
that V!ce-Pscst,lent Brown, Of the Texas Pa
ellie, male an c1.partc statement 70 the War
Gr1!crcs tho nattcr was to be asnicab1y ar-
ranged.
, 1877-10-05

Special Dfsfsttch 10 ne Eicaco frftunt.
GnASD RArlns, alich., Oct. 1.-THE Uu!vcr-
ealtsta OF this State assembled In annual COLI
ve1,tion hero to-day. Thcrp Was quite large
attendance Of them. tuost OF the prominent
c!ttcs III tho State being represented. The ulli-
Gers arc: President, G. W. Knlekerbocker, Of
Wayne; Vlce-pscslJent, tic Rcr. A. u. soulc,
Of Pennington; Secretary, the Rev. II. i. Car
pcntcr, Of Lansing. Tie following afe The
Session Committees: On Election, the Rcys.
4. Crane, Of Bay City, A. II. Wotnore, Of Con-
cord, a,,d ]. bentley. OF l.apccr; On Religious
Services. the Rev. Charles Fluhrcr and F.
h. Day, of this city, an4 J. Dlns-
nlure, Of Portland; on Nominations,
the Kcy. 4. Sessions, Of Tccua!teh. A:
N. Scrilo, OF Faruilngtou, and Z. r. Wade, ol
Corunna. Thu President nnd tho Executive
Committee made interesting reports, whieh
were duly referred. Tl!u ltev s. Cruuc, Of Hills.
dale, preachcd . ssrmon gu "rhs Organization
IT Churches and Conventions; Their Relations; !;
tbs Duties Of Meinbcrs." THIS afternoon was
devoted to important miscellaneous business,
and this evening the Rev. l.. J. DinsnloFc, OF
Tic srr,nous prc to be published !u the .yt.o
Cpryt7t aut: Stur. The Convention will elect
otleers tomorrow. ind will bc In session over
EuMtnv
, 1877-10-05

Special Dtspdfeh to tn CAtenda 7rt1tsne
SFnlx1FiELD, ILL.,, Oct. 4.~-The Railroad and
Warehouse Commission adjourned to-day. Tia
session laas been principally devoted to the
consideration Ut matters connected With tho
Grain-lnspectton Department In Chicago. J.
7. Ken1ell was appointed helper In tho de-
pa stmcnt, vice N. T.. I1ill, etek, md J. II. Mo-
bcrlY. Of Duquolu, wns appointed Third As
slstant Inspector. The Chies-luspeetor Of Grain
was instructed to erect building on tho track
OF TIC Chicago, Rock island 81 Pacific Koad in
the yards, for The use Of the inspection iures.
l'ay-soIts Of the Inspectors Department
amounting 10 $0,84o,B were allowed.
Tbs Gt3tc Buartl. o! Equalization formally nd.
journed this 1norninK.:: Tho Auditor Is certify
addition Or deduction in each county, fixed By
the Board.
, 1877-10-05
OHIO.
nLANToN DUNCAN,


COLUMBUS, o. Oct. 4.-Dlanton Duncan, Of
Louisville, ky., addressed meeting Ut tho
Wurkingmcn at Capitol Square tonight. The
weather boinR quitu cold, tbs attendance did
not number over 500. and boforu tts closu atl
had left for home saTe about $50. Mr. Duuca.,
said he had been In tho northern scction OF tho
State, and thought, from, tue tone OF tho people
in that section, that the new Eattona! purity
would coll 10000 votes iu Ohio next Tuesday.
Christopher Lewis, the candidate for Leuten-
ant.doyernor OF the National tick
ct, said thai the reports from sixty
tix counties were very encouraging, and frou.
thifty-touF counties they lad the best Of Us.
aarancts that they would elect their reprcseut-
atiTes to the Legislature In ncasly all. liz
Sa!tea upon the worktngnlcn 70 stand hrn. md
u" vael!ahs that tha ttnle wa6 nut far when
r., tAA WoRKlA0hKk WOULD III NKsrkCTkp
Il, ~ ate government of this nation. liz llopcd
,aat muse haF1y a0ns Of toll would not at tLe
49,. u.o,aeht be lural away from tho new
EIgai.li1ias'on " tho promises oi eitl.cr tic
MeRuot!ean . Or Democratic party. Ile way flr1n
IN tue belief that In this, the tirst year uf ,eIr
organization, they wauld have euuurh r,,en
p!Aced III the Legislature Of Ohio Ia defeat ti,s
maA not tu sympathy With ths laGSrIaS c,uss' WY
, 1877-10-05

pAk
er. Lou1s, Oct. 4.-lu the Gsevnbact corv.,.
ton today very lengthy preamble vss ai3onteI
embracing all the grievances Ut tha rorty
agatnAt the Government, with long scdcs ~,
resolutions demanding tho immediate ,cpeal ~
the Resumption act Of 1875, tie Issue Of ab,o.
!ulc money In greenbarks, 10 bs full leua,
tender tor all purposes. and In sufficient
quantities to redeem all bonds now ur whlc],
may in tho future bccolue sutLect tn ~.
deInpilon; that the Constitution b. amended 80
q 70 restrain Congress from granting public
,uaking The United States party to at.y cor It.
pofAtaon for any purpose, assigning Or
IL my way conveying public lnoueys,
circuits, franchises, powers. Or soyereignty
o. government, IEnm creating any corporation
except such ~ may ho necessary to carry out
and execute The powers ol tho Government
!t4eli, aud FROM Issuing any bonds Ut the United
ntalea ~ future 1or any purpose; demanding
that ail National Danks be required to surrender
aa sheir circulation for causellattou aud receive
~ VI taxation ~ Is 10 secure tat on
III incomes over tho sum OF {SUD . year; de-
.oandlug thorough reform In publlc-srllool cdu-
s19n, ssa, and tho establishment Ut agricultural,
re educational each pup!! Tor vocation il life;
tnat no sectaTtan school shall be- sustained
ous of puL]le school funds; fayu1lng trI9
s,a naae; demanding reduction Of public ex-
e!aAhlle 1Df every Individual, male Or
.aS State; demanding that Ill laud-x1anta to
tailfoa'is. excepting such lands rs haya been
sSia 70 Innocent purchasers, be yarateL;. tl,ut
sIe Government shall take cuntrul Of the
~ shao's railway and telcgrapMc systems OF
ias n4ntrY, aud uperatc tleul TOR
tas benefit Ut the people; rccoru nenling thu
@ Ssue q R5eeubacks by tho Government to be
TO States, eountirs, cities. aud Individuals
ia,x tes scnt interest; fayorinx AL cight.houE
u fssf aiimly-attouded meeting WIS held at
w No0ft.0Quka kat1lXlL. II Which heYrfsl
, 1877-10-05
CASUALTIES.


New YORK, Oct. IA violcnt storm Of wind
and rain prevailed here MI night. Advlces
from Baltimore state that considerable damage
was done there Ivy the storm. Trains OIL tho
Philadelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore Road
were delayed by washed-ont calverA. Tn the
Hudson River Railroad d serious washoul oc-
CURED near Rlverdalc, aud the secoud Pacific
express, leaving New York at $3.50, met witt, M
accident near there. Tho engine, Two exprcss
cars, baggage car. and one coach were thrown
from the track ny sansl.wash. No one was
hurt, but the train was delayed several hours.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Ort. "A furious gale
ragged here Tonight, and railway trains werc de-
1sycd in all directions 4 landslide occurred
st tic eastern terminus of the Phnntxvilo tun-
mel OH the Reading Road. An engine and
twenty eoal cars we're thrown frurn the track
rear ilo9crs' Ford. The aoutf1-bound Oewrgo
md Philadelphia express on the Dclvidere Divis-
ion Of the Pennsylvania isailsnad ran into
n washct-out culrct short distance below
Milford. N. j., this evening, causing complete
wreck Of tho train. aud Il IL feared some foss Of
life. The engineer and conductor cannot 10
found. At WRyncsburg function, on the VII
mInyton 4 Northern Koud, the engine md tn0-
Eagetar OF q train ran into o culrcrt+ The fire.
man was badly aealdcd, and tho engineer "
nlsslng.
, 1877-10-05

SAMOA SIEINBERGER,
Special I,tspateA 10 zat caseaJo THaase.

Spec71l WgF1ltA 70 TIL tA1eaJo 7!o9F& =
NEW YpRK, Oet. 4.-Tle hVfsd says ex-
Premier steInherges arrived yesterday 1t, tho
L'Amcslque trom liayre. Being interviewed by
reporter ha said be had pceti much abused III
tbs papers without cause. liz hoped to refute
the SANDERS before Congress- at the coming
sesslol- H. deacrsbed and justified his course
from the beginning while III Samoa. sud says he
bus eome home 10 oLtRlu recognition Of his
plllcial posittou ~ representative Ut the Guttcd
STATES. England IL very desisoua " obtain Eos-
sesslon ol those islands, aud attempted u bur
8ttinbeIKer, but tho Latter Nas too 0uch VI AL
AluCEtcan ~ accept.
, 1877-10-05

order.
COLORADO.
DENvHR, Col, Uct. 4.--t'mpfttc returns
from, varIu,la ronntIrs give sati.factnry IcIM-
increased tna}orltfea ovrr the estimates. Tho
nyrrnEc Republican maturity Il hN, and Tho
city anil ct,nuty arc knl!,l Republican. We now
nsofntac ynl. next year, ns o result of this, Re-
publican State officers, United States Senator,
and Representative.
BOSTON.
spteai pspasch q Tie thirdos 7rtsnnr.
Do<TnS, Oct. 4.-Tlle nttcmpt to get up q
demonstration against the i'rcsiticnss Southern
policy among The eolorcti people tonight proved
a!gnal failure. l3s3 than score Of people re-
tpontlct to tho largely. .a,lvert.etl call and tile
speeches were made by sccont.rate men.
, 1877-10-05

Lou1sysLLE, kyr Oct A-Iho Gait llouae,
the turst hotel il the south, costing over
+. Jo,sss mil I. Il. HAYS, Assignces. Tbs prop
erty As who'll bFoug Ut $i57 ,UU0, and was sold
10 Western iluauclal corporation which holds
bonds of tbs hotel u the atuount OF taO. LOU
The bidding was 4Ltte spirited. Ths BONDED
debt Ut the hutei Is atuut $t00, ,00l II Il saIl
that ies management will be changed.
, 1877-10-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Ban FRAxclsco, Cal. 0ct. 4-Ar.tved, steam
ct Salvador, fruli rauasna.
ANTwsRp, Ott. 4.--The steamer Sedrslaud,
froul New York, has arrived.
fAxTuxk Pu1a1, Oct. 4.-Anived, Manitoba,
Glasgow.
Nrx York, has arrived.
, 1877-10-05
r., II. a. w,

Special Dltpatch Ia The Chicago 7tfaune
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 4.-1t In stated on
reliable authority that Thomas Scott has an eye
on tic indianapolis. Bloomington Il Western
Road, and. In caso It Is sold, will make stroug
effort to get holt Of the property. The rrecnt
arrangement entered Into between the Pitts
h,lrg, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis and the Receiver
Of tic Indianapolis, bloomington s. Western
Ia reported as prepared, In q financial way, tn
take thu roal In as soon as au opportunity is
offered.
, 1877-10-05

1sosroN, OFT. 4.-The second day OF the Ep!s.
copal GencEal Convention opened with prayers
by Bishops Bedcll Of Ohio, aid lrccne, ol Mis-
essppl. Ono hundred anll eighty delegates are
present. Thu business meeting was be1un at
uOue,
, 1877-10-05

F0S7as DlSpd7ch 70 The CHac11o 3H8nTs.
CotCunrs, O., Oct. At Naydcn's coal
mines, in the Hocling Valley, steam boiler
about FoTty feet long exploded to-day with ter
ziac force, instantly killing Nathaniel sfathcn,
m old and valuable inan connected with the
1p!ncs. a piece Of tho l'oiler weighing ovcr COO
trty, telegraph operator, and two or three
others were slightly Injured by flying brick and
6tonc.
, 1877-10-05

sAx FRANCISCO, Oct 4.-lt Is ssccsta!ned that
the recent connection made by the Southern
Pacific Railroad by bridge over the Colorado
River was in direct opposition to orders frou
tbs Quilted States Goye1ument. 1t appears that
, 1877-10-05
J}ASE-BALI4.
CuIC4uo-8T. LOUIS.

81. LoUls, Oct. 4.-The baae-bail game to-day
resulted:
t.htcaeos ,...........l a 0 2 2 o-lc
1t. Louis :. .......l o o o 0 O ! 2 l. s
Basa hitA-St. 1ouis, II; chicagoa, 10.
lsutu e%rued-sl. Louis. .; chicagos, =.
Esfors-st Louis. Is; Chlca:os. y.
sPAlA0YixLD, ILL,
frsetai NspascA 10 ~ C44eago Tt4Au*4
SrMIS0slxLD ILL.,, Oct 4.-Basc-ball: Spring
field lt.ds, y; cinetnnatls, s.
lMDtANAlULla.
. Special NspakA 70 Tas CAIcr.go 7Fahuae.
lND1ANAioIls, Ind, Oct. "A meeting o!
the Bail Club waa held tonight snd 1t waS de-
tsrtntncd t0 have clnb ucxt year. About live
OF tho present stockholders will continue iu the
organization In l515. This aeason has resulted
In loss Of about S4,0M
, 1877-10-05
DEATH FROM cn1onoFonM.

MEMFHIe, Uct. 4.-J. J. LauEhlin, aged about
20 years, Of Bloomfield, ILL.,, vas found dcad on
a wood pile on the lcrcc this afternoon, with q
bunch Of cotton saturated With ch1oroform at
his mouth II Is believed he was addicted to
the usu of chloroforM atsd morphine, md that
son OF well-known physician 10 Bloomfield,
ILL.,
, 1877-10-05

All DcntifHces had thsir drawback9 until tho s&-
lutEious BuEk Of the SOAP Tree waA brought from
the Chil[sn vatleya TO perfect tho fragrant Sozo-
don't, the must wao1esome. reliable, and delight
fna article fer the teeth that brush wAs ever Dip
psG into,
, 1877-10-05
4 THE TURF,
HLXykLANp C1I,y NACES,


CLxv1LAkD, Ort. 4.-At tue Clcys!and Club
races the III elias waa won hy the favonte,
Cslmsr, iu three straight heat4. calmar waa
driven By John splan.
Tho a:40 clasa was taken by Nancy Hsckett,
winning the sseord, fourth, and 6fth heats.
The third heat WINS dead between Harkctt md
Herman,
, 1877-10-05

Sp<cfal Dtspatch 70 Tae CAaoapo ff4tana.
CARL1NviLLE, ILL.,, Oct. "A young German
named Johu Slaughter, while moving sotne
logs, let cue fail IN his foot; from the effects Of
thu wound ilc tuck tile lockjaw, dying soou
utter IN great agony.
, 1877-10-05

Sptesai D!sfxztcA to 1Ae GAlDupn 7r4bAae.
DErnoir, Mich. Oct. IA truin OH the De-
troit L. Milwaukee, Railroad ran over young
man named Conrad u. rlatt. nt AutiatAm
street. Ills death was instantaneous.
, 1877-10-05

Koep your gums and teeth - nature Intended
thcy should ~ by us,nx Hcrnsrd's Golden Deuti.
lave. Ths very boat dsntifsice known. Sold hy Ill
, 1877-10-05


GRAND RAlrps, Mtcll., Oct "A young man
nameI Monroe, unmarried, who had relatives
living In this city, WAS instantly killed BY
falling tree at q Iumber-camp near Fsrwcl1, In
this STATE, yesterday. Ills remains were brought
here for butial to-day.
, 1877-10-05
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D, c., Oct 81 a. m.-FoF tho
Upper Mississippi Valley md Upper Lake re-
gon, colder, clear, or partly clouly weather,
aua stationary or falling barometer.
LuuAL o1sk1yAuQ*s.
CE1QAoo. Oct. 4,
, 1877-10-05

THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
DosTos, Oct. At. Il. Cooper, John r.
Hunt, md Charles II. Pierce were drowned
villa hatbfng.
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POST MONEY ORDERS

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sur l1eter 1enbung BON Oelb unb 1oOten,
100 ite su tabsn ftnt, basu eebrou6t
nsrben.
Benn etne 3eitung Don etnsm Dof@
anti an etn anbereS SerieBt tperben fou,
70 uus tmmer aud bas pcitamt anee=
Deben ipereen, 100 bic 3ettung frGber
empfansen purbe.
8enn Semanb 1etn 8latt ntGt ree
9eImdBts empfGnst cber lid auf treenb
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Ron fam su teber 3ett auf ben
B1nOerer" abonniren.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-01-04
Middlscreek IeMaship Institute.

The District Institute convened ut
at Sauor's School House Dec. Is. only
two teachers present.
Opened by singing from Silver Ca'
rols," after which the minutes of previ-
Gus meeting were read. Vocal Music
was taken up and discussed. IL was
agreed that music should be taught in
the school, for various reasons. 1T helps
to enliven and even govern school.
Primary Arithmetic was then dis
cussed, and after singing several selcc-
tions the Institute adjourned till l Z. NJ.
The afternoon exercises opened with
singing, after which Advanced Arilh-
metic was discussed and explained on
the board with class. II WAS agreed
that no books be used TO teach, arth-
mctic. but that the principles Of num-
bers be etsught.
Language Was then taken in consid-
GRAFTON, aud opened by Bilger, who
gave his method for teaching it, 10y
means Of class on the board. A large
number Of spectators, as well rs all the
pupils belonging to this school were
present.
Next regular meeting at Crouse''
School house, Dec. 80. Singing-.-Ad
liourned. REPORTER.
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ing Of every descrrPVT0''
quality and price cannot be excelled.
People visiting Sclinsgrove should not
fail to examine their stock and con-
vince themselves that they can save
money.
Many thousands Of dollars has been
spent in distributing, fre, Of charge. SAM
pie Bottles Of BoscnEs's GERMAN SrRur TO
all parts Of the country. TO those suffering
from Coughs Asthma, IIeiporrhages, Con-
sumptions. and other Throat and Lung
Diseases, that the afflicted might nsiisfy
themselves, that this remedy would save
them from those fatal diseases. No par-
son has ever used this medicine withodt
getting relief, yet there are great wess3
poor. suffering, skeptical persons ecf>x
about our streets with suspicious cough,
and the voice Of consumption coming from
their lungs, that will not Try IT, lfyou
die, IL Is your own fault, as you oan 80 to
your Druggist John A. Moa'z and get o
sample Bottle for 10 cents and try II :
three doses viii relieve any case. Regu-
lar size only 10 cts
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new YUGX.
1877.


Tle diTsIo't editions ( "a" Ius~rS AH'iYs
thr 1tN' f'1r viii ho tir stu" a. lu.lr. I'n Y ~
ihH' hos lni' pas 81. 'fNc d'ily "dulpl U''l lu
week tg,a ~ . z'IF'' " i'Nr pages, ard on sub
,la.-u sheet ugpi,htp,vss. or - broad rriur.ur f:
" hi'r The """klN luton wilibl = tlcot - vtiht
prgcs OF ihe Auur diweusl us sud ,hatd-trr ,rai
arc Hlr'u'ly fafrtli .r 90 uLr fr'.u o..
TIE SuN VI c1itiuur ~ 10 the s'-"uupur nj.
.uc''' ~ reform nrt tci'~ughmrui, ant 6fthc
-uOstt'utiou ufb 'rr.1u.'up, N!-;uu, ard ,r.
tHgrty fr IoIl's ir.'-rsv, imlt,iiitv, an
sl CO.. -'bi ifr a." tpycrurl'ut u "a" yEop!s hN
Ia" trnpv Hn,l tur tho rrn.i.. - upp gsl Z, gpT-
crrm,ut bv i.,n's IN 'A" b-ilo'.ylT AMI "a tho
cnuntiug 81 votes, .ui reed bY military vtH!ru.a.
II Sill c1l,av'r iI srH. ~ 'is rcsdcrs--, bolt
nCT LD' Tor frnu s m..'.u y PDul.--r''lt tur
s.tiIEr ~, G. .Wy'ti", Hud trusts urthy accounts
uuss urm,r6tS anN vii ,nuloy ,inr tn, pir.
t,Yu.t,ru aai llr-, snoL ."'i,N so''ttri stat "t
NHHLigE'uT, e"uvcllllv. VS. - fii.' t"h
sni f"ado.s and It viii iouhIesn s,utlrue to
l"'",vo hni "nlly N" latrod of nose -hh thi.y,
,h' p,nnie ',hS ,1r C4'nTr or ~ usnrpins Nhat
'h" Ia" docs nu size thcn', while u viii cndoll.
or irinrr' tIrcIn if-nrc ~ he puhlc by datri,t.
iu2 The lt'hr & ~" pun2ir tylIu,t tho vucruacE.
n-uts giuu3 3I-'iro rosrr
II" r. > OF % daily SIN ~ 10 80 cents A
month 'r 90 - year, pot pad, Or wiiithc
Sunday riitna s1.5C d ycIr.
III" SrHhAt "i!'t'u Ai 'us, c',bt pages, 81 80
\ '"ar, rust p1id.
TAs WEEKLY |yN, eight pri,s or So broad co..
nwar, 'iil hr tutr. cd during 1871 at tue rate OF
~ y'ar PCT taid.
Tn" O-u ~ Of iHia iar'' raluctiau from IA .
rreyuus ia'' flr tn. WEuELy r-n Ic -nJoyrd
by iudiN iduiI Huh-rrtJrss aituYut tho uo.r.,ty
oiWhsHt np pc.ul'. ~ the sam ttma, u any ai
urr f'i'ids chlYr- to al .pps.rrilIs ulr ,lrru.
Iattnu, =" 'hti D." grHt"'ul ~ turut, all every
su,h poison .l' s"U", no ton ut more sihs,rit,-
rrs irum rno p!'o Nill 10 ,lti','i ~ one copy "
the paper TOR t'u'1f N.thnut ,harr', a, one
trIars wear, J. stage IEiI, Co.,. xI,I.,r. ~ 4ro-
ant printi. a." barely u'paii ; aud go, sido ,lus
the size ~ tue sJ" ,ii tao uH,iIfy OF It. ,a.
,,,n'r' "" l' 60. ~ 'r. 'h" N'op" Will c"nsil"r
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NfAVSISgkCD.


On the 26ti of Dec. by Rev. u. a
Yearick, at the residence Of the brides
parents. Mr.. John A. NDatz 10 Miss
Clara J.. Smith both. Of Middloburg.
In accepting the cake We tender John nd
CLARA our proiopndcst wish that uubrczen
poace, property snd happino.s, ia bountco US
proportions may he their, throughout liie I:
aud y blisspi Immortality vouohessfsl them
bsyoai this veil otteats.
on tho 2ls, ult, by W. Il. woiAni, A. =.
Knopp, to Mlss Mary NJ. HAiaes, bJth Of West
Beaver tOwnship.
Nov 2Oth, At the residence ofthe brittle, by
Rev. y. VI. Stctlar, Mr ista' BJissh, aai
Mlss sophia Aigler, both of gesyertown.
On tho 7ist uit By tho same. Mr. Augu1tus
Heinly. uf OAKLAND Miils. ia ,iNa county. aqt
Miss Jcnnlo spiglonsyor, oi Dscator, AliH!n
c0un'y.
At tloresldenos OF Jimos Pet,ichcr. on ths
2it. uit.. Vi the sane, Mt. Henry MonIci. of
Perry tnHnsbip, aud MiiJ Lucy Ann Adams, OF
FfAnklin township.
On tho 2,tt ult., near bristol. Indiana. by
Rcv. j. ~. Bidlio. Mr. y. "a. Apr. and Mb.
Sarah p,ntlus. bJtl nAtiyes oi thJ yi3Iaity o.
SelinPgroyc,
on tho lTth ul,., by IN. Hartman, Eaq Isrno
nerr, Of Limestone tpTnship Union county,
aud Miss iihrlI't Sclir-d, OF Centre township.
TN tho i1th. ult., by Rev. W. ". Wciand
Phurus Ronis and Miss Alyllla Btcohbil both
Of Adamsbutg.
On tho i5th ult. Nv tho Rev W nouit w.
Cyrcnius IL Dgbbs, of scllnsyrovc. 10 Ma
SarSh !. Bc.had. Vt Washington toNnship.
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HoLLowAvs PLLs.-Ths estimation In
which these medicines nre held by the
public, steadily increases their demaud
They act directly on the system, remov-
ing all obsiruc,ions, renovating the springs
Of life. purifying tho blood, and tot nliy
.ersdicatiug liver complaints. Indigestion.
pain in the side and general debility. Sold
everywhere. 20 cents per box or pot.
Among The Admirable properties Of
Glenn's Sulphur Soap 10 that OF cleansing
the head Of dandruf and preventing its
subsequent accumulation, by opening the
pores OF the scalp and thus keeping IL
heslthfully moist. Depot Cfiltenton's No.
7 Sixth Avenue, n. Y. Hills Hair Il whis'
ker Dye, black or brown, 30 cts, Jan. /.
A fresh invoice ofnew goods suitable
for Holiday presents, just received at
$. Weiss Selins2rove.
The highest Cash prices paid for
Mink dnd Mnskrst skins 1T Weis &
Oppenheimer's Selinsgrove.
Ladies and childrens' underwear IN
all sizes, and different qualities at s.
Weiss Selinsgrove.
Ladies' Goats I! s. Wise OF the n. Y.
fancy store Selinsgrove has on stock
q fine and well selected assortment of
ladies coats of the latest styles which
he is selling very low.
m-JoHs ID. RAUDENBAUoH, Tailor,
respectfully informs the people Of Mid
dleburg and vicinity that he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line neat
ly, cheaply, according to the latest
style and warranted 10 fit. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite the u. B. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76.tf.
Great bargains in black dress goods,
and Waterproof cloth At 8. Weiss, Sc.
linsgrove.
just received another new and large
invoiceof Mems and Boys Overcoats ut
Ipeis K Oppcnheimer's Selinsgrove.
The prices are lower than over before.
Drop in-aad satisfy you.se!i Of the
tact,
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To prI,uecrss.-we would remind

To DKIIneUKxrs.--We would remind
those who are in arrears to this Office for
Subscription, Advertising. and Job
Work, that we are in need Of money,
and hope they will make arrangements
TO pay Ne in part II they are unable to
meet.ths whole amount. Our weekly
once expenses: for paper, labor and
material mus. be met with the cash
and while the hundreds Of accounts
pstrons suffer to run from month tc
month and year to year, may appear
70 bs small In themselves, they. aggre
gate large amount to us. We hope
this call will be responded toby all who
are in arrears.