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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-06

121 Rice, Harry Ii
234 Rice, Philo w
| 242 Rose, Nathan Il
272 Rider, William
33l Rau, Joseph
| SECOND WARD.
1877 Robert, Andrew
166 Risdon, John A
1872 Rodman, Richard )
21O Robert Henry
259 Roberts, James ID
29l Robson, William
$40 Reed, Thornton A
316 Rozell, Charles
FIRST WARD.
l Stern, Leopold
9 Swift, Shubael T
10 Saffell, Jonathan
"a st. Clair, James A
80 Sternberg, Job
"a Sharp, Robert b
81 Smith, Thomas l.
213 sternberg, Lee
299 Stewart, Henry C
326 Savage, James s
32s Sargent, Frederick d
SECOND WARD.
26 Swartz, Michael
80 Stevens, William H
81 st. Armand, Hercule
l05 Sutherland, John
119 Startling, Norris w
142 Smith, James
173 Spargo, Peter
PAT Sancho. Stephen
POI Sturr, Daniel r
2s0 Stocker, Walter w
292 Sims, Isaac
335 Sinclair, Alonzo
$50 Spurgeon, James w
FIRST WARD.
3 Turner, Fred D
FL Tobriner, Jacob
SO Tuf1y, George
1913 Torreyson, William d
267 Tilden, Robert l.
270 Trapp, John
81 Thompson, Henry
SECOND WARD.
17s Tobey, Walter d
1873 Taylor, Benjamin
223 Thorrington, William J
226 Turner, Joseph
275 Treadway, Aaron D
327 Tenant, Thomas J
342 Thompson, Caleb A
FIRST WARD.
SO Uhl, Fred
FIRST WARD.
pa Vucovich, Savo
SECOND WARD.
113 Vonderhyde, George F
282 Van Reed, Wallace A
364 Vogel, Charles A
FIRST WARD.
16 Wagner, Peter A
% Wright, Samuel G
65 Willard, Marshall
81 Waters, John w
III Woodlif, William
1874 West, Isaac w
21i Winnie, Benjamin l.
220 Woodside, Joseph q
263 Wright, Andrew
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hand the 9th day Of April, 1871
c. A. wITHERELL
Registry Agent Precinct Ormsby County New
FIRST WARD.
Sc Alley, Zadock F
$50 Allen, Fernando B
SECOND WARD.
141 Anderson, Morton
1871 Appelberg, Charles
244 Abel, Den
354 Adams, William H
FIRST WARD.
5 Bordwell, Wallace w
IA Bence, Horace H
90 Bryant, George W
rs Brown, Rufus r
rs Burlingame, Joseph A
II Bright, Jesse l.
IS Byrne, James
81 Bunker, Jacob G
SO Bigler, David
1870 Byrne, William F
140 Bryan, Charles FL
149 Barnes, Edwin B
1872 Bostwick, Henry B
15s Butts, William
1853 Berry, Glenn
222 Brader, Louis
287 Butts, Walter n
301 Baxter, James
3O7 Benton, James NJ
3l5 Brent, William B
31s Blattau, Frank j
1872 Brummett, William B
s37 Byrne, William s
$3.50 Black, John
SECOND WARD.
Bowker, Milo A
SO Beam, Jacob L
SO Boskowitz, Frank
SO Beatty, William H
102 Bryant, William FL
1875 Baker, Samuel
129 Bollen, Robert w
200 Billings, Charles
25s Bray, Charles f
26O Bigler, James r
3O4 Breed, Elias
321 Bicknell, Charles F
341 Blethen, Jonas L
351 Bray, Judson J
800 Barber, Oscar T
FIRST WARD.
Is Coffin, Trenmor
% Cowing, Joseph II
So Cavanaugh, Peter, jr
81 Campbell, Morris s
Sc Cults, Eugene B
So Campbell, Fred A
ITO Cowing, George 3
14e Carpenter, Joseph w
IT'S Comstock, George L M
f79 Catlin, Alva
1873 Cagwin, Hamdsn A
1876 Clouette, Henry F
1913 Connolly, Timothy J
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-17
rNrRr r.n.LANArtnN.

gsrtrrsa, ta, uuu. !. O.. Vuchcr lyo,i
~ ls.t I,ite oc To-" I.l.cn' l,,rir
composed oijau counties of snyder, Union
nul 50 '.iu ugt l,l'ri Gpuhey'ins ami
u. l.. EuulcuIu-' Esq. Associate ; ,igc.
ia and for Snyder co4.t} have i.suel their
rl,e,yt bearing, date tho 25th dag of
Tyn. 4, H.. l677, 10 ne directed for
the holding ofan Ou hans court, court
Of Common Pleas, court II Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court of Quarter Scs-
-lons of the Peace at Iiddlehurg, for the
county of Snyder, on the i;h Monday. (bc
ing the 2sth day Of May 1910 aud
continue one week.
Notice - therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace aud CoGsta-
BILE. in and for the county OF Suyd1r, 10 ap-
pear IN their proper person With their rolls
records, inquisitions, examinations and
other rcmcmhrauccs to do those things
which Of their o.tccs aud in their behalf
pertain to be dome and witnesses and PER-
sons prosecuting in bchalfof the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
ami not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested TO he punct.
ua, in their Attendance NJ the appointed
tlmc ngrecphly to notice,
Given under my hand and seal at the
SheriiF's office in Middlcburr, the i9Dh lay
of Apr. 4. D., one thousand eight hundred
aud seycnty-se7cn.
DANIEL ElsENHAKT. Sheriff.
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r-.-res..-.--g-..a..,sss-Is.

TnRac DMruslS FLAsI About
eleven o'clock last night our city
was visiiei 10y n severe lightning
and thunder storm, and sad to relate
three colOrel persons, Isaac Rich
arlson. aged twenty; Eliza Noliins,
aged twenty, anl Laura Williams,
acol nineteen, while returning from
Bethel church TO their homes were
struck on George street near QGcon
hy heavy discharge Of electricity
and instantly killed Itappoars that
Richardson was escorting the two
girls arm in arm from the church at
the head Of Broad street, to their
homes anl as they nearel Queen
street. Warren Hammond, who was
but few feet behind. saw them fall
as tho fash struct them. Coroner
Tucker was Immediately notified
and proceeded TO tho spot whero he
found the three lifoloss bodies lying
side by side, with arms still locked.
Isaac was lying face down, while
the girls lay partly on thctr sides.
They were walking under steel
handled umbrella, which was found
upon the ground near the bodies
the cover partially buuaN, and
which undoubtedly was tho instru-
mont that attracted the electric dis
charge. --NcwjcrH (N. e. NH'SheA,
ogti ,fi'
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Pc,tcnsul'. New,p,p,r Directory.

A very useful ami iute resting volume Of
37j pages has Just been issued hy the ola
aud wc.!-kuoNu advertising agency firm
cf :. NJ TEuCNGuL q Co., New York
eutj,,ci r,t,,a-lll.- Newspaper Directory
aud Advertisers Hand Book for 1877. The
preparation Of the worG has involved
much careful labor, Information having
been sought from every city, town, AMI
village where even the smallest news
paper ia pIh,i.hcd, The loading fact. arc
given respecting s,51i separate pUblicI.
lions, desiE4a,ing the political or other
distinctly charN Ter, the frequency Of is,
sue, tho names Of publishers etc, and
showing how many Of each edition daily,
weekly, monthly, clc,) are Published in
each State ANA Territory in the Unitel
states aud Province IN British America.
The book is elegantly printed from new
type, and, besides its mine Of infurmai on
il contains portraits of leading New York
journalists, and illustrations OF the eXteu-
siye offices whore the publishers transact
their business in New York, Philadelphia, ,
and Boston. II is sold at the low price Of
Sl.0O per copy. and is certainly cheap at
the price to any business man who does
advertising, or TO any person who is inter
ested in the extent OF the Newspaper busi''
ness in America.
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The Turkish minister having l.

The Turkish minister having res
ceivod an official communication from
his government announcing the cJ.u.
mencement of hostilitics between
Turkey anl Russia has made m oil
cial notification of the fact to the
United States government through
tho secretary of state, Under exist
ing circumstances it is not regarded
as necessary to issue a proclamation
of neutrality. What action future
development in the conflict may ne
cessitate will be left for the future to
determine. The secretary OF state
says that our neutral obligations will
be fully observed.
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II any ono expects to sec Eussin
win in this contest byN 'waIli-oyer,
let him suddenly disabuse his minl
The Turks are brave, anl will fight
to the death they arc fired by re-
ligious zeal, AMI thoy hlto Russia
with a holy hatred Of long standing.
If the other powers stand oil Russia
will whip Turkey, but she vii not
escape without sears. Tho Turk is
not much of "christian Statesman,
but he puts mp n beautiful fight.
This is the view expressed by tho
Baltimore gazette aud it will strike
the reader as about correct.
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prcon,rtby paY..-Gau. :. Irwin Given,
Department Commander of Pennsylvania
G. 4 H.. IN the course OF u general order
on the Observance Of Decoration Day,
says:
II. Lstthc olscrylu1, or those Acau'iful
aul touching ceremonies Doe married. with
the usual aui appropriate -p,emu.iy. Re
mittiug for time our c1ro' and Rhors let
~ dedicate the day, to dong honor - the
silent army # car heroic osol.
while huryiuE AL nuimu-,tics, heartily
welcoming nl cy, iouccs og harmony and
fraternity Of reunited people, thanking
our Supreme Ruler tbr ,h' peace aud good
rciSuiug throughout our ianl, sull let Us
cApisl t.aiHn sIcrsNy the memory of
those, 10 whose manly devotion and sacri
fees, We are indebted for the preservation
Of our country.
While We scatter upon their graves fra
grant flowers and p.hut above them th
hag they lived 80 dearly, let the cN1ull,
of th,ir actions AL sacrl:es, inc,le il
as icci.n-s of % pgrrr, broader more Gcnrr1
ous la,rloti-m aul %! more determined de
vo'ion 10 oar country an! her beloved in
sutuuous,
And wAllo We gather around our com.
lult : hNt"r l'l Us l'lN'AlNNA wv NHHA'
sanl- Who's, unmarked graye- are scatter
ed all over the land, wherever our 0rmics
marched or fought. anl in this solemn
Pre- sence renew our pledges to care for
him who In, borne the battle and the wlt.
ow and orphan Of him who has fallen.
III. 1t l. trusted that comrades will
make every effort To secure more active
aud general participation by the public,
=. a q oh. ,it,g
schools and socictics, bat that they will
discounlcugnce any tenlencyto make the
day one Of trirolt'V or mrrr,W.Hi.
". Post, should be careful to see that
every soldiers grave in their vicinity,
hoScyer secluded, is properly decorated.
In lycali,ics where tAore are no Posts, il
is hoped thpt others wil! pcriorn these
tender Offices, tc.ijfyiuC thereby that amid
the change Of time they hlye not forgot
ten the soldier who voluntarily gave his
J.. % for his country.
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G----,x<yry~,-><-~~--

EHE Republican party generally
will acquicscc in the Southern policy
of President Hayes. AZ tho best
course that could have becn pursued
under all the circumstances. The
threatened opposition has amounted
to very little, and it will in u short
time subsilc entirely. Those who
object to the policy Of tho President.
have trouble in indicating any other
course that would probably have
promised any better results. The
prominent Republican leaders, who
il il said are 10 lead off in their ops
position to the President will find
that they will not arouse much en-
thusiasm in the Republican party,
and will have very slim following
We look for profound peace in the
Republican ranks, within tho ncSt
few months, when the whole quas-
ton shall become more f0lly unIrr-
stood We may not. it is true, be
able to carry any Southern State fJr
tho Republican ticket, but our chan
ces for maintaining the Republican
asceudnncy on tho old platform, Were
growing smaller by degrees, and
beautifully less with each return
ing election. Tho future only can
determine whether wo have gained
Or lost, politically, by the system in.
augurated by President Hayes.
Meanwhile let MS give it fair and
hearty support, until experience
shall domou trltr If ever, that it ia
q failuro.-Ertot'u Ewosi;ory
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ux--.~Sr1s~~xs<r,E--s-~s

AGENTS of the French Govern
meat are in New York buying hors~
es for the French light cavalry sor-
vice. From Sl2j to Sl15 per head
are being paid. One OF the agents said
that tho Normandy and Flemish
horses are too heavy for cavalry SER
vice, and that the animals known
here as medium class possessed
all the qualities of a iirst-ratc road
stcr. lie also sail that enough ami
mails had been puroho--l ~ mount
suyoral squadrons Of cavalry.
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~zzzsz-esss..Ss--sss ssassl--s


IT is believed in naval circles that
Russia will offer letters OF marqua,
in which large number of American
merchantmen will be converted into
cruisers carrying the Russian flag
and at once enter the service of the
Gar. This will greatly stimulate
American trade in the direction Of
tho Meditoran can and tho Baltic, if
it does not give elnploymcntto to thoa,
sands Of American sailors now idle
In the event Of such course on the
part Of Russia, and our country be-
ing thus involved, with the English
Government dragged into the strug-
gle as the unwilling ally of Turkey,
in order to protect her India posses
sions, there is no forseeing what
may be tho extent of tho war. 1t
may be possible that a change of
maps would be rendered necessary
in North America, as well as in Eu-
rope and Asia. The gravity of tho
occasion is sensibly felt by the adj,
ministration as well as by eyory
Foreign Minister in Washington.
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THE postponement of the extra
session Of Congress- from June to
October, besides relieving the mems
bers Of the discomfort attending a
summer session, will give the coun-
try further time to SEQ the effect Of
the policy of President Hayes on the
Southern people. If peace and qui-
etness shall reign in the South, at
the timo of the meeting Of Congress
in October, il is not probable that
there will be any serious opposition
developed against the administration
in Congress on account of tue new
departure. If SO, this will be n hap
py ending of our sectional difficulties
and Hayes will have fairly earned
the title Of the Great iacilicator.
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The Democratic Jackson A.socin-
ton Of Washington has indorsel
President Hayes. This is tho first
Democratic organization which. in a
body, has declared for the President,
but rs the Democrats have now no
motive for fighting the alministra-
tion, it is possible that the "era OF
good feeling" which has been 50 long
expected is about to dawn.
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BLooMsBUBo, May 10 Judge FL
we'll delivered m opinion this morn'
ing overruling the motion for II
new trial in the case OF the Cons
monwenth against Pat Hester, Tul-
ly and McIIugh. the Mollies, con.
victed in this county of the murder
Of Alexander T. Rea. i'll 1859. The
case Of Hester will probably be np.
pealed to the Supreme Court.
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sss--.<zSE-wS--1r~~ry.

SOME two years ago the larga barn
Of Rev Christian Bomborgor, with
its contents, in Lancaster county,
embracing a couple dozen horses AMI
cattle, etc, was destroyed by fire.
Tho Lancaster Err learns that Il
man who was highly respected in
the county diel some time ago, and
in his last moments confessed that
he had fired the barn because Mr.. b.
had refused to lend him u certain
sum of monav
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"TnE worst snow storm ever
known in Dakota Territory" began
on the 9Th of April qnl lastcl six
days with undated fury. Daring
the prevalence of the storm the thcr
mometer stood at thirty-Siy degrees
below zero. Much suffering was en-
tailed by the sudden change. Many
persons were out at work, some dis
tance from their homes and of these
number were frozen to death
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GAIrEION-

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ nn,wing srti,ios have b cen purchas.
eli By the undersigned at Cunsiablo's sale, aud
left lp the possession OF IAi'llps n AumlllOr
duriug his plels All persons are cHut iOued
not % int. rtere or mediie with same viz; ?
Cooking stoves aud HNturcs, dpz Chairs, Q
Clocks, Cupboard, Buroau, 2 Chests . Tables,
Sink', Wash stand. . hels and Bedding. lot
of Garnet Molt stands, Gov, PiEs, /
sheep, lot Of Hay, ~
Beaver Sprirgs, ArTu 4, lsI5.
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4 H. persons are hereby cAutioncl
: \ agaius, uc-0liatiuG for note ,ign1 d
hy me On the 27rh Of March, 1877, as
never received any value for the same md
will not pay it unless compelled TO do sC
by a due process Of law.
AMOS sTErLER.
POM twp. Marnh 81. 1877.
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CBuTllN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
" following articles haI o been purchased by
tho una crsignet at AsslKuco's sale and lett In
tue possession OF Jonathan Bow ersox during his
pleasure. All persons arc cautioned not To In,
y box, spring Wagons, wood sled, Hay lad.
dors AMI fOrss, lot vi Boards, Tanning Mill
Cradle, Harrow Sheep skins, buggy tongue,
set Buggy Harness, . Cultivators.
FREDERICK HARMAN.
apr. 10, III.
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BY an net of tho Legislature op-
proved April l2,h, 1871 soldiers Of
the war of 1912, aud their widows,
are entitled to an annuity Of seventy
five dollars u n ounum.
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7 h g ? 0 S t.
Middleburg, MAY II, 1877,
J. GROUSE, Editor & Proprietor.

Tue President has issued his pro-
clamatiou convening Congress in eX,
ira session on Monday the 18th OF
October next.
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TnR last Of the series of patents for
such essential portions Of the sewing
machines, as are usod in all sewing
machines made, expired ON tho Sth
inst, and there ought to be a decline
in this very useful article.
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ASsignoe Notice.

A LII persons interested are hero
IA by notified that William Halns OF Chap
man township, Snyder county, made an assign
ment OF all his fleets, real aud personal to the
undersignei for tho beneht OF his creditors
All persons having claims arc requested 10 pre-
sent them To the undersigned, aud persons In.
dsbted viii please make Immediate payment.
LEVI kEPLER,
April. u, W. Assignee
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TEuGrEts oF THE WAR Tho Rus
slams and TURKS are ma-siug their for>
oc- iur u great battle hriwenu Ea,s and
EHcrpum in Asia IN. armies Of the
contcuiiuEpowor IN Europe have adj
vaue,d i1NtrGs each other uut slowly
the pas. Wcck. iu consequence pf the
almost impossible condition yf the
roads. number Of sNirmishe- have
taken place both IA Europe and Asia
hu' none Of any consequence. Ii IS
believed that before long Er.anl
Franc. and Austria will br involved iu
tho cuiie, ou the part of Iu,kg and
Germany ou the par' uf Russia.
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Dissolution Notice.

NHE copartnership heretofore ex-
l. isiing between =. j. Il. Zeller aud j. W. Zel-
Ter doing business at Pann's CreHk, Snyder Go =,
Pa, has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. Tho books aud accounts remaining In the
hands OF K, X. Zollar for settlement.
, FL. II. KELLER,
April 18th, 1877. j. W. ZELLER,
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GAIfEIDN-

NOTICE is hereby given that The
' iollnoingArticlcs have been putchasei by
the undersigned ~ Goustib.e's sale and lett In
tho possession ct Peroiwel Hartman during
my pleasure. All poraOns are cautioned not tu
Interfere " meddle with the same, VIZ clock,
cook stove y p'lc. TaVkcttlr, SHitbpN, Lo X
Ing tlass stink. Fable, chair, wood ChCs.
Cuphl lrd, 2 Vinegar b1rr' ls, coal Oil C1n,
Broad CACsta, bpstrt little Nuygy Meat Ncs.
scls. Iron Kettle, bucket Ch.st, ? BoiEt, adj,
Dough rAy Bur,au, Flour Ghost, > Hogs, 70
Chtcaeu., Tuhs. keg, stand, Wood stove,
shovel, HruLbing EOc.
Al W. MAhKLE.
Pouu's Creek, April, Is l7s5.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN following articles were purchased at Con.
s.ablo,s sale, on Feb, ?ist 1871, by the under.
Ooodling, during his pleasure, All persons are
cautio sed not to Interfere OF msddls with the
same. via 9 Chairs, Desk, Clock, Lounge
turcs, Tub, Meat stands, Bed 4 bedding. he'd
stead, Chest, Osrpet. boring Machine. : ehostss
COW, Chickens, Iron Kettle. Grind stouss
Crossout Saw, Vinegar.
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dininistgators No,ice - eile?s O

. dminiStrator NOiice --LetteTs OF
4 llministrau ~ on tho estate of samuel
smith, late ui Midlicburg borough, snyder
county, Pa, dec't. haze bceu zrRutod tr tie
uu1er.ixucl. Al retsOus suJ ,ing themselves
Indebted 90 sNtl est t'H VII please make imiue.
ditt- payment While those having claims
meut 80 j. II. ZACH NAN,
iay L., 1871. Ain!uistritJr.
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ASSTGNEE'S SALE OF \
VALUABLE FARM.
DY virtue Of an alias order issued
issuci cut OF mo Court OF common pleas
~ Snyder county. the uuGor.igned Assignee Of
Joseph smith i'll sell on tho promises, on


of snyder county. the unGorsigned Assignee Of
Joseph smith viii sell on tho premises, on
SATURDAY J, WAY lgM, 1877,
Tic following described Real Estate. to wit !:
tract ut land situate In Chapman tpwnsh 3.
Snyder county, Pa bounded North hy land Of
Jacob ilug,cr, lI.t ny land ot Frederick Tel
rick, South hy lnui of JAcub ". StraNscr, and
West ty land If phyll SwurtL and John Nvn,
containing l.g ACRES, NOR" or less. whorcun
are erected a TWO.SI bRN FKAME HOUSE,
.IN - feet u large summer a i.usc, attached a
good HANK Riru. 3fN5l tot. Corn trln, 1880
feet. WAGON shed. gIy9l feet Aul All necos .ars
uuttuilllug.. Tunrc are two springs aud tW o
VOLS ou tho prem sCs-oJo at tl9 house ami
tho Uth ~ iAc BARE, al. never FAILING
IA Property has an.
Os,harl of About 200 Choice Apple 1roos in
good uearirF Cpail.lou, Nui Au other frui's,
such A. I,Ars, hpri'u'-, rrArhr-, ~. EAr en-
tire "A ma las bcpu lately liulrl. T.'r' B, al.1
. TrArh OsghNtd ou the farm c0utNinlrg About
Two urr.iroi Nuc b airing Trees. About rNnU-
IS Acres 4 the Above are we'll tlubrrcd with
,rlrr Chy-tuu: aud heavy oak, which u Ir'p-
,r,y used, vlI Keep iAe farm In timber mAuy
y.Ags,
SAI. - coumsuc, N; II r''lorF, 4. ". Terms
Ni!. ns IlAlu AuJ,,Ii. uir IAr g sale.
A. ". NlpI III, Assignee.
isN., =. LrNaADEE, AUc'iIu,cr.
AIr l., l'f5.
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ENECUTORS NOTICE. Letters
~ tesiamrr'nry on the estate IT Jonathan
S..,N,r, deceased, late ct Fer tuWa-L| |I,
snyder County. Pouu'a, havin- hocu yr.uf.
ci - tie undersigned, all pcIsuus kn'wi =
tAcm'clye- indebted 90 rail estate are request
ell te mako Immediate payment, willie those
having claims will present them duly authcnti-
Gated !OrsettlVm.at to
ABEL. SuAVFFR,
hnr. %, 1877. Executor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-17
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road,
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NOV. 2Dth, 1870.

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For sAamoLin, 1915 HOO In aud
5.iup N
Fof VT Carmel, Ashland, Tamsqua.
Pot,syi'l", Eeal,ng, aud Philadelphia,
HOO m,
Trains for HradoG lc1re as foNogs,
(Srnd1ys Frn.pted)
Leave Shemohin, 500 IN l.j0 and
3.iJ p IN.
Leave PLiladelphia o,i5 a m. Reading
ll3O IN.
Po't,vino, le,lop M. Tamaqua l.2j ?
N Ashland 30 p IN
Mt. Carmel 3.l5 p m.
Trains A1rc HIris5urq as follows:
For New York, 62o, 8 70 M, and
> 90 "7,i5 pm.
For Phllndelphia go, Cos 8,lOo.45 a. m.
100 and 3, 3,J7pm.
Sundays
For New York DO a m
For Philadelphia l.i5 r m.
Trains for HarisJug leare as follows
Leave New York, s,1j an 100 and
$50 and s7.l5 pm.
Leave Philadelphia, 0.i5 q m. $40 and
7.2O P N.
SaadaVs
Leave New York 53o m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.20 p IN.
tyia Morris & Essex Il. K.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Feb. o "a. VII u ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-17

I'r1jRs icGre HerV1oR as fol-
lo~s (Siul3oyS hrceptR)
For SAamoLin, 1915 HOO IN aud