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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-27

BILE Micawber became q hero and a
philosopher, not from any marked
achievement or talent, but purely from
the mans supreme ability to face the
most humiliating reverses with the
same serene, unruffled exterior.
What sugar is to coffee, so is cheer
full man to q neighborhood in which
he lives. While the society of which
he is only a single member is self-sus-
tanning and independent without him,
it is, much the pleasanter for being
! generally favored by his influence.
And who does not know all about the
"world Of good" it does US, when a
Iscore of small annoyances set in a tide
against us, to hear the hearty laugh
and look into the wholesome face Of
our cheerful neighbor.
! A talented author once said that "a
cheerful disposition was more essen
tial than talent" A sweeping asser-
ton, but who admires talent in q hui
man porcupine? Soundly sensible
people prefer less talent and more Sc
niality.
The man who entertains You for an
hour with statement of his colds and
his headaches, his losses, and crosses
and ends with an excruciating report
from the dyspeptic locality, is inva-
riablY q snllen grumbling nissan,
thrope.
Beyond q doubt laughter is healthy
| Whenever we are thoroughly pleased
we are, in ameasure, nourished. Hence
the old maxim, Laugh and grow fat.
] All really healthy people are likely
to be good-humored, and good hUmor
ed people are quite as likely to bt
strong in spirit.
Kind words and smiles and genera,
greetings, and good wishes, are seeds
that thrive and bear fruit each after
it's own kind. III
4 Cheerfulness is like the widows
measure Of mea1-the more spent the
more remains, and both the receiver
and giver are enriched.
Jovial, sweet-tempered, pure-heart
cd people are charitable; they are lib
eral; they are not jealous. They art
the sweet, their opposites the bitter
the two elements combine and make {
social world q bitter sweet; unfortu
nately, the flavor Of the bitter is the
more powerful.
The mountain is grand, majestic
and sublime; SO are great deeds anC
achievements. But, as there are more
hills than mountains, so are there
more little deeds than great ones in
our lives. If the hills vary our land
scape, and by culture yield us ou1
daily bread, then are the hills better
for US than the snow capped-moun-
tains.
Let our acts Of sympathy and love
our words of cheer and smiles Of joy
Tighten others burdens, or strengthen
faint hearts; it is better for us to be
kind and gently considerate, than that
we had won fortune.-E Exchange.
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+ the Cow Oueen?

Cotton has had the name Of king on
account Of the magnitude of its value
to the country, the crop being worth
more than that of any other of our agri-
cultural productions, but our dairy in
terest now rivals, if it does not surpass
in money value the time-honored mon
arch Of the South. Mr.. Sherman
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-27

Our annual production OF butter in
the United States is rated at $150,O00,-
900. That Of cheese is $60,O0O,000
The cotton produced in the country is
s60,000,00o less than that of butter
alone. In France the butter produc-
ton Of 1876 was SIS, 100000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-27

IL. Portable u Stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers, Skating and SullIes, tfand and Power
Tire Blenders, Tire Drills, and al other kinds Of
Machinery. Also keu0ShG UniOn Thimble
Skeins, Tuyers, Bolster and Reach Plates, Ket-
ties, Sleigh Shoes and Post MauIs. Repairing
done promptly.
Kedo3ha, Wis, April Goth. 1874.
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Legal No tioes,


The State of Wisconsin, To EMMA A. HOLD
EN- and THOMAS K. HOLDEN are here
bY summoned and required 10 answer the COM
paint Of FITCH A. HIGGINS, with a copy Of
which you are herewith served and which has
been filed in the office Of the clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Kenosha County, at his office, in the
answer ON us at our Office in the city and county
of Ken0sha, and State of Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day OF such service; and if you fail tc
answer the complaint as aforesaid, the said
Fitch a. Higgins will apply to the Court Tor the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August II, 1877.
JV.&C. QUARLES,
12w6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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YAIINEN BROTHERS, NO 70 Main ST., Keno
Il sha, Merchant Tailors We keep constantly
on hand a wei! selected stock of cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps OF the latest styles Work done and
goods sold as cheap us at any other establishment
i'm the city.
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A BURG, has removed his Barber Shop to No,
IA, q Main St., seco.gl door North Of Thomas
EngliSh'S shop. Which building he has thoroughly
renovated and fitted up in She best possible man
ner, and where he win be happy to meet his old
customers, all who require his services III the art
tOnSOriSl
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TIVERY STA BIE.--Beu. Jewett is prepared to
II fun ish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business OF pleasure on the shortest notice.
HealSe atall times ready to attend funerals.
Stable on Market square, near the Post Office,
KpU0Sha Wisconsin
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ID Dealers in all kinds OF Furniture, Spring
Beds, Mattresses, Upholstered Goods Chamber
and Parlor Sets, Ready made Collins always on
hand. SHOP on Main near Wisconsin street.
KeuOsha, Wis.
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MARBLE WORKS.
M HIGGINS Is .WASHBURN
KenOSha and Racine. Wis Monumental and
Gravestone work executed in the highest style Of
the art
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WIJlIn tne last twenty years, sever
al drugs, and q number of chemical
remedies have been brought before the
public substantially as above indica-
ted; all of which proved to be about
worthless. Were it desired to length
en- this article it could easily be done
by going among the professions and
trades; but enough for the present
Decatur, Ill. KYRAsH.
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Ask YouRsELr TuEsE QuEsrIoNs.-Are
YOU q desponlent sufferer from sick
Headache. Habitual Costiyeness. Palpita>
tion Of the Heart Have You dizziness Of
the head 4? lsyour Nervous System de-
pressed Does your Blood circulate bad.
lys Have you q cough ? Low Spirits =?
Coming up OF the food after eating ? &C..
SO. All Of these and much more are di-
rect results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant and Indigestion. GnRES's Auausr
Flower is now Acknowledged by all Drug.
gisis to be positive cure. 2.4oo. 900 hot.
Ties were given away In the U. 8. through
Druggists TO the people as n trial, Two
loses will satisfy any person Of It's won.
derful quality in curing all forms Of Indi-
zestion. Sample bottles 10 cts. Regn
lar size 70 els, Sold positively by oil
6rst-class Druggists in the U. s.
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LIST OF jUR0RS...DEc. 7. 1877.

PETIT JURORS.
Adams-Daniei weaver.
Besver- Reuben Drsese, Robert Fees, Daniel
w. fiss, wm. l klose. Jonathan Spsnvier.
Beav = West-Psui VI knepp, Franklin Koch.
John Mattern, Lewis w Monbeek, WIN
q Wagner.
Ccntre-Jessc schamhsch. Hophui sampsel,
WIN. Sim,nnton Urtan welrtck,
Chapman j n Hall
frsnklin- Amos Bowersox, John Norman,
John W Reiringcr, Aaron stetier.
Jnkson-R Cotneiiu.. samuel KiinSlor, Y.
III Waaner. j .cob q rlrlch.
Middlecreck-wm tunnel, Charles J Row,
Christian walter.
Monroe -ptter H,iiey, John G Cope, Joseph
Ness, Daniei Hlle, David Moyer, AL i'm
=, Mtch.i', WIN. J R,ichley Jeremiah Rem.
Pean-Wiliit a iunpy
Perry-i ercivai darman Andrew Kerstotter.
George Schnee.
Ferry west-NIichael $. .GravbilL
Scllnsyroys-Wm VI McCsrty
Cmion-Jucob Hoffman, DiLrisi wise, Samuel
Wilmer.
Washington Daniel s Boyer, George Deihl,
Isaac u hovi., wm Moyer.
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PAY OF AuBtTR,roRs. The new law for
the pay OF arbi.rators declares "ha hero.
after the compensation of arbitrs,ors.
chosen under the compulsory arbitration
laws OF this Commonwealth, shall be two
dollars for each day necessarily employ
cd ia the duties Of their appointment. aud
Eve cents for each mile necessarily trav-
eled in going to aud rciurning from the
place of meeting. which shah bs entered
and taxed in the bill Of costs in the case
and collected as other costs OF the case
are collected PROVIDED. That in all ca,
ses where no defense Is made before SAID
nrbitra'ors, aud in all cases in which said
arbiirstors shall be engaged less than
Eve hours in bearing. their fees shall be
as heretofore Tue. act was approved
March 22ud, 1877.
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Bay BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
\ rare chance to enter into the Mer-
camille business is now offered by T. J.
smith, Assignee Of S. b. Schuck, who
now offers TO sell the entire Valuable
stock Of General Merchandise Of his
Assignor rs whole at Private Sale
The store il located near the Middle.
burg Depot, aud is an exceedingly
good business stand and the stock sale.
able and in good condition. This oir-
er open for 30 days. For further in
formation &c. call on or address the
assignee at Middlebury.
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--Lsp,rs Ifyou wish 10 zee sue
line Of CLANS 20 TO 3. wci's. Seine
grove, opposite the Keystone Hotel.

Judge Juukin. 10 his recent charge
to the Grand Jury Of Perry county. laid
down the law that "any shooting ut
game, before the sportsman
has discovered his mark, is careless
ncss, and VI tbs object thus carclcssly
irej at, turns out 10 lie human. and
death cnsued from the shot and wound
that Is mdnsidughfer." People who arc
In the habit of firing at supposed game
or at places where they may wound or
kill persons, might as well make n
note of this.
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GRAND JURORS. %
Adams-Jsmes Ntldleswarth, Lowis Manbeek
Ceutre-M l. Hassinyer, ". X sanders
Sones
fransiln.John a Dietrich, Robert Eisenhow.
or. Philip Amiy
Isckson-Seth Mitchell
VI Mtddlecreek John picmer, s II yoder.
Monroe-R G Fiss. John Price
Pcnn-Henry G Kessler.
perry-Peter NJ farm,u, A u uornberger
samuel Troutman.
Selinsgrove-B fCreuse. II q HOLMES.
Cnion-0eorge Bitner, NJ. X uerroId, James
& shafer, f. \ >tahl.
Wellington Jacob = weller,
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PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

1N1E undersigned will sell his late rcsi-
J. dence situate on Main Street. the Dor.
ough Of Mij'ilehurg. Snyder County. PA
This u dcsirable properly ANIL was for.
nerly kaown ne tho EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements comprise ~ LARGE DOU.
DLf FRAME HOUSE, SUMNER HOUSE,
LARGE SIZED, ICE HOUSE. md other
'u'huil lines. An excellent well Of water
1t the door. II IL suitable for a private
lwrllirg or u Hotel, aud located near the
centre of business.
Terms easy and reasonable. For furth-
OF particulars call on or al lress
j W OIwIG.
watsontowu, Nortbd Co., IA.
Aug. 81. 1876.
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Now is the time to take the borers
out Of the apple trees, before they go
so deep down that they capnot be cap
tured. They are now going downward
80 rs to be ready for operation next
spring, when they will kill the trees. II
loft u have their own way. When ap-
Piles will sell for SO or t12 per tree. as
many have done this fall, il is well
worth while 10 try to save the trees
from this destructive enemy. In all Gu.
ses where the borers are not captured
il is will to Gil up their paths with
strong rosin soap. At
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standing Committee.

fNs fs,iawins gentlemen conetitrss the
OtAudins Oommittce for the ensuiuv year,
Alams- Robert smith. N. ". Midieswsrth.
bsavsr--l I. Maubc,k. Ir. I. u Conrad.
Beaver wret-A. A Uish, A. A. Rnmia.
C>Wtre-Peter H,rtm.n. John y Snansier.
Ohapman-J. n. Hall, I'd. q. shseher.
Ysankllu-C, A. Baien lee, " Eisenhower,
Jsskson-Dr. p. Herman, Henry Moyer.
niddtshurs-J. n. Arnoii. tteo. q. smith.
Ntddieoresk-J. Rohert Kesie-. A. n. keck.
Msufos-J. p. rrexier. r v. Hunruel.
Psna-Jos, n, ,Hsndricks, Henty Noy~r.
pssry-Coi. Wm. Harding, Ell. ", Meyer.
peery West--I. y Winsv W. u. winsy.
Dsliasxrovs-1. X. Hendricks A. N. Gsmber.
Uaics.uel. W. q. Hsrroid. Capt. Tuomas W.
usshinstos A. Hilbisb, Henry b
Moysr.
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COURT LAMATION.


Wboress the lion. ]. G. Bucher Pras,
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Disiri-.
composed OF the counties Of snyder, Union
and Miflin and Joseph A. Lumb,rd and
u. l.. Raudenbush Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
precept hearing. date the 2i,b day OF
Oct. A. u. 1877. to me directed for
tbc holding ofan Orphans court, couri
OF Common Pleas. court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court OF Quarter S.s.
SONS OF the PEACE ut Mildleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 2nd Monday. (be
ing the lrb day of Dec. 1919 aud
continue one week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace aud Cousta
bles in and for the county of snyder, TO M
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
o'hcr remcmbrauces to do those things
which Of their Offices aud in their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attend ng
and not departing without leave Mt their
peril. justices are requested 10 lie punct.
ual in their attendance at the appointed
lime agrceably 10 notice.
Given under my band ani senl nj the
ShrriH's office in Midileburg. the I ST las
ofNov. A. d., one thousand ci ght hundred
and seventy-scvcn
DANIEL ElSENHiRT. sheriff.
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notice In Partition.

The Comm ,nmealth Of Pansylca
MIA, Greeting:
To John Maurer, Drnl,l
Maurer, Sarah Benfer and Enos Benfor, Polly
Gunklo AMI John Quake. George M,uror. the
chilnrcr OF Elizabeth Msurer who was inter.
married with ahrahatn IA ST AMI wh,ss res-
dence arc unknown; George Maurer SOL OF
Michael Msurer dei'd also, the children OF
Joseph Maure-, decd names unknovn, heirs
and legal Representative of Frederick Mlu.
rer late OF Ja kson township Snyder county,
Pa dec a
You are hereby notified that by viftuc ofa
writ Of lnqui.ition l-suei out Oft Orphans
Court OF snyder county, and - me d,rc tel
that mn Inquest viii lie held at tho late real.
dence of the said Frederick Maurer deed IN
Jackson township, on Thursday tho 18th day
Of November A. u, 1871, at 10 O'clock u. IN. 10
make partition or valuation OF the Real rs
tate OF sail def'd. Whsn and where you may
attend u you think proper.
u. EisENHART, Sheriff.
Oct. !, 1877.
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Judge Fisher. Of the York ccuhty
bench, announced tho other day tina,
thereafter he would, in view Of the ex.
penses entaled upon the county by the
evil Of intemperance, enforce the act oi
assembly imposing u fine of 81 upon
every one found ,toxicated upon the
streets, and he thereupon called upon
every officer of the peace t. arrest ev.
cry offender and take him before the
Justice of the peace and have the said
fine imposed. and in default Of tho
payment of the same TO have the par
W committed to prison. The 'cour,
also stated that the fine collected un-
Ter the law must he handed over to
the board Of school control for ths
benefit of popular education.
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We notice that J. +. Riehl Of the
firm Of Riehl & Rro. Lewisburg, Pa.
representing the Halliday Standard
Wind Mill, registered at the Motter
House, Harrisburg, Pa. on Wcdnes,
day last on his way to Lebanon Valley
and from thence to Mechaaicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pa, where they
have number Of Mills to put up
and have already erected about o
Mills now In running order in the
Cumberland Valley. All are doing sat-
isfactory work. Johnny Is an old hand
in the business and we know that all
work entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention.
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Now that the chilly night air and
raw atmosphere prevail to a. .conside-
rable extent. rendering little folks lia-
ble to take severe colds and frequent
ly to sudden attacks of the much
dreaded Group, the following remedy
may he ofincalculable service "Croup
can he cured in one minute, and the
remedy is simply alum and sugar.
The way to accomplish the deed il to
take n knife or CRATE, and shave off iu
small particles about teaspoonful oi
alum then mix 1t with twice its quan
tiiy OF sugar. to make it paatablc. and
administer 1t as quickly rs possible
Almost instantaneous relief will follow
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Local News. nc.

--All communications. business let
tsev Co., for this offcc, In secure
prompt attention shonld DC addressed
~ follows: Tns Posr. Middlcburg,
Snyder C,unty. Pa. Advertisements,
com nmunications &c. must be handed
In BY Monday noon, 10 secure inser-
don In next issue
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kuctioneer. George II. lTacken.
burg, of Middlecrcek, p. o.. would an.
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
m the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Mar.l5.77ti.
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Y. II. winton had 4 vo,as IN seiinsgrovs
and Beniamiu = Bentiy 81 In Union. samuel
Caruett 4 In Selinsgrove, James v Wight ~
In Union. A. A. Bsrker& In SeiibsErovc, aud
James 4. Emmsrson el In Union.
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ROHN u. BACuMAN.-
Miidi chang. snyder County, Pa.
y Justice OF the Peace 4 COnveyancer

DECIDE, Articles 40. written. Collections OF all
kinds made, at sho tnotice, aud on the most lih.
oral terms. All business Pertaining to the ONCE
will receive prompt aud careful attention.
May 81, '7Tu.
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NOTICE.

Henry MechHy IL he Common Pleas
rs. for Snyder County, No.
imciin Treas'er. los Of Sept T. 1873
The public are hercbv t'n,d that Am Tia
rre1strr det l,u, a. aboy" a. '"i Judgment has
loyal and ,qritihle roi.orto th same, and par.
ti"s neg 'iinii ~ fora trsntfcr U NJ tiknmrnt OF
the nhov" id ,n"nt win Ia, notice that al I
seton, with all other equities to which tho DE.
fendint NAV b. entitled will be act up as agains,
salt Judgment
AMELIA TREASTER.
July n, iS7i.
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MARRIED..

Noysnhsr eth, q the rssidsnos Of the brId,,
by the hev. ID. n. ntsttIss. Miss Amelia Rtt-
tsr, 70 Mr. jobs Erb. both Of West beaver
iownshtp. tti.. ...tt iif'i 4 ...
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Tho only combination of
the true Jamaica G,nger
with choice Aroinatics and
French Brandy, for weak.
ness, wearinsss aud prostrs-
tion OF the nervous forces,
inability to sleep, coldness
of the ektrein,tiea and sus-
pondrd circulation. Ia crate
iul boon to SUFFERING hui
manity vt once soothinr,
strengthening, and refresh.
Ing. Ask for Sapford's ia
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Assignee Notice.

A III persons interested are here
(Nby notified that Keliian Rothermei. Of
West Perry twp. Snylsr county has made q n
assignment of all bis effects, rcai and personal
TO the uniersigne for the purpose of his credi-
tors. All persons having claitns are roqnested
TO present them to the undersigned, aud per.
sons Indebted will please make inincilits bay.
mcnt. WILLIAM HARDING
Nov. I, III Assignee.
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try THE WEEKLY TIMES,
THE DAILY TIMES.

A Tirst.Class Independent Morning News'
paper
Univcrsllly quoted by the Press and tho peo'
pie ms tho Best Newspaper ever published In
Philadelphia.
TpnMs-Postnae Paid, Six Dollars n year,
OF Fifly Eents q month. Two Gents Copy.
Address, THE TiMfS.
TINES BUILDING. PHILADgLPnIA.
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A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE

LA-I..tters OF administration on the estate @,
Lana eager. late ~ Mpuros township dec'I
having been granted to tho uniersignyd n ~ pet.
sons knowing Themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment whila
those having claims viii present them duly
authenticated for sattlementto
HENRY YBREtNER,
SLnmoktn tam SNYDER county IA.
JACOB GREiNER,
Northumberland. Pa.
Sep. o ~ pd Administrators
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oslober astl. asss Troslsvilis. et Typhoid
s:s;s :css. y; s:: ss's z''s-''' '''s : '''se
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A GREAT OFFER |!

We will during these lIari Times dis
pose Of 100 PIANOS s. ORGANS. new anil
secondhand Of first class makers inclul
ing Waters at lower prices fnr cash or
Inst ailments or to let until paid foe than
ever before offered. WATERS GRAND
SQUARE ani UPRIGHT PIANOS y or
CANS (lncludng Their New Souvenir y
Boudoir are the BEST MADE. : Acia,c
Pianos $50 a 3 do $3.50 not used n
year. - Stop Organs $50. 4 stops =
stops SIS. 8 Stops SsS. ~ Stops
SlOO cash. not used year. in perfect or
der md warranted Local aui Travelling
AGENTS WANTED. illustrated Cain.
loguc Mailed. A lineral discount 10 Teach
ers, Ministers. Churches. etc. Sheet lnu
sic nj half price. HORACE WATERS n
SONS. Manufacturers n Dealers, - East
lilh ST., uuion Square, n. Y.
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Coal Oh ACCIDENT. On "Wednesday
evening week, says the Myerstown
Chronicle, whilst Mrs. Samuel German,
residing on College street was starting
lire, preparatory to getting supper, she
took a coal oil can and poured oil on
the fire to make it burn faster. The
flames ignitei the oil in the can
and il exploded, throwing the oil over
her clothing, and in an instant she
was all ono flame. All the clothing
was burned of her body and she was
literally burned to crisp. She was
out in the yard screaming. when Sam.
uel Barney, n neighbor snatched n
piece Of carpet and threw it over the
burning woman. A little girl aged
nine months was sitting in the room
and Was also badly burned along the
spine and head. DR.. Frank Bower
was Immediately summoned, who
rendered all possible aid To the suffer-
ing woman and child. Death came
to her relief at. IL o'clock. The child
died on the following Friday.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-11-15
| DlTINJSTR lTOR'S NOTICE.

A DMiNISTR ,TOR'S NOTICE.
Meters Of ndrnipis,rntion on tho estate OF
Levi wltinc;, late of Union township. Snyder
undersigned. All persons knowing Themselves
Indebted to saii estate will p'e,se mako I'm.
mediate piyment wbiie those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle
ment TO HIRAM U'Nftf.
Juno 7, III, pd. Administrator