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Tallahasse Fla. Immigrant: Efforts
are now being made by parties living near
the mouth OF st. Lucle river to caplul e
specimens OF the manatee frequenLing
that section tor exhibition in the North
ern States. OIly three have ever bee IL
taken alive; The first, several years ago,
died on the passage, the other two were
taken to Philadelphia last summer, and
we're destroyed by fire Oh the second
day of exhibition.
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Scene at seaside hote.: Lean, lank
stranger-"Why, look here, you cnarge
me in my bill lor counterpane, S6 80.
Why, the mosquitoes ate up that cour.
terpane. and why should | be charged
with it" Hotel-keeper-"Ot course you
should. II you had been nice and fat
the mosquitoes would have tackled you
and let my counterpane alone w-[Phii.
adelphia Bulletin.
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NJ 1OTICE.-CHARLES STEINER, FORM
~ ERLY Of Hamilton County, state of Ohio
is notified that Jennie Steiner did, on the 80
day of March, 1877. nle her petition in the Of
Nee Of the Clerk OF the Court f Common Pleas
of said County, charging the said Charles
Steiner with fraud in the marriage contract
ana gross neglect of duty, and asking that she
may be divorced from the said harles Steiner,
which petition will stand for hearing at the
June term Of said Cour.
Dated this 18th day Of june A. ID. 1871.
JENNIE STEINER,
By BUTTERWORTH Il VoGELER, her AttyS.
tells 6tE
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous suf

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er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address PULVERMACHEE GALVANl(
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap is not only curative
for specific Intammations Of the joints and
eruptlons of the skin, but it renders the COM
plexion fair, and the texture OF the cuticle
yevety, anu the cheeks blooming with the
hues Of healtl. SOLD everN where. Depot,
CRITTENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue, New
York.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown
SOC. M,W&F
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ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

O ANY REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON
County furnished promptly and at moderate
rates, by the CINCINNATI ABSTRACT COM
PANY.
The Company will also make examin stions
and furnish information as to any Of the Courts
or Records in this County.
Persons interested in Real Estate Titles are
invited to call at the Office Of the Company for
further information.
Oflic', No. 20 West Ninth street.
mh26.tf A. ID. DISERENS. Manager.
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LEGAL.

ESTATE OF FRANCES H. SLOOP, DE-
II CEASEIh--The unders En ed has been ap-
pointed by the p. .Obate ourt as IKE .utrx Of
the estate Of Frances II. Sloop, late of Hamil
ton County, OHIO, deceased, this 1st day of
j une, 1877. CECILIA N. SLOOP.
EXecutrix.
j. Ii. & j. a. CLEMMER, Attys. jy6-3tF
, 1877-01-21
"DOWN IN THF MOIITH."

Where there Is continual dropping down
into the back Of the mouth, with irritation aud
Inflammation Of the nasal cavities and throat,
with hawking, splitting, and sense OF ftllness
about the head. he not deceived or fancy it q
simple cold You are afflicted with that scourgc
OF this climate, Catarrh, the forerunner Of Con-
sumption. In its early stages few bottles of
Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will effect an entire
cure. When confirmed, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be used in connection
with the Remedy. These standard medicines
have been before the public many years, and
their use has been attended with the most
gratifying success. A full discussion OF Catarrh
and its rational treatment is contained in stThe
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adriscr,'' a
book OF over nine hundred pages, illustrated
with two hundred and eighty-two cneravings,
bound in cloth and gilt, price: postpaid, 81 so.
Address, Publishing Department, Worlds Dis
pcnsary, Buffalo, N. Y.
, 1877-01-21
LINES.

would not have my sladowed path made brighter
NY and trials bartered for the greatcst earthly
II thus my loving Savior should from my side de-
part
And leave, to combat with the world, this weary,
faiuting heart.
know that with His people, both in brightness
and in gloom,
He promises to Ger abide until the end shall come
And ut fear this feeble heart wonld oftener from
II for the dirk and thorny road He gnve brilliant
way.
I'm eager now His face to seek for help rhle sor-
rows last,
But soon forget the riven cloud and danger over
past;
The silver lining brightens, spreading sunlight far
And soon, q waywar1 child, try to walk without
guide.
But ret the Shepherd watches till mon, with hum
bleu pride,
And shattered hopes, and thwarted plans, He
brings me to His side;
And. though discerning but in part, yet must
plainly sec
The rugged path Of discipline the safest is for me-
Then fur remove, ye m9rmprns thoughts; rebel
submissycly accepting all thy Heavenly Fathers
will;
For soon, tile parted veil beyond, thou'lt end the
weary race,
And. freed eterna1ly from sin, behold Him face to
face.
WEXFORD, h. l., January, 1877. M.B.F.
, 1877-01-21

An exchange solcnnlv asks, "Wlat is the
danger Of the hour?" We know, ,lsays Burdettc).
Danger OF standin. on your head III an unex-
pccted p1a"c, and dropping your Arctic oyershoes
off iu your eyes. Ask us hard one.
, 1877-01-21
BULLDOZED EMOTION,

When Madeline. her hand In mine,
Told ali that truth apd faith combine,
i looked above the coming morn,
And said, with rapture newly born,
land is this lovc:"
Love with her sunny hair,
Lore with her eyes 90 fair,
Hope-clatiug lore.
Loving, lovely love?
When Madeline, her hair askeE,
Told Tie that she was b1ue--true blue
and yet she knew her Ma was grim,
sadly said, ''Our chance is slim
Ii Ma is prim''-
Prim Us candle-rod,
Prim us hcathen god,
Fun-abating priul,
Grim1y, primly prim<
III.
When Madeline her things did Irvine,
And run them out with 4 bedcord-lina.
looked around the tfght-1aced house.
She said her Nh slept like mouse,
But now slept sound
Sound IS q hickory club,
Sound us chcesenrcss- tub,
Quick-resouAding sound,
Sonndly-sounding sound.
IS,
When Madeline came down to me,
My dSd hs9Ft a;sta w. tumelnS 3t Ger With Ele
There sat her 81. there on the post,
Right near the gate
Gate with hingeless laws,
Gate with great wide iaWs,
Guiping, swallowing gate,
Alligator gate.
FRANK DANIEL. BL1sH
, 1877-01-21
COLISEUM.
WOODS H!l1SEUaI,

Commencing Monday evening, .Ja1. - for one week
and rass'a TsieSsSs* oW1H 1s,T 9d
Commodore MUTT the smallest Iran in the world. q
Jack the Giant ktllsr supported by CT ECTH GOSHEN
Miss Jennie QuIsley together With full company 81
, 1877-01-21
D1cYICKER'S THEATRE,
LEGAL
Legal
United States Of America, Northern District


United States Of America, Northern District
of Illinois, s..
In tho Circuit Court thereof William r. FosdIck and
James y Fish. eomrainants. Is: The Chicago. Dan
t. Bae e5er GEra1 II ancey Ee
M.AsTEl:s SALE,
ssats 'Ss ga1ssS stsss
eer % J. si @ n q sI drd m De-
s52; W'% In fl ss
1Enss nns Ms;ts5 in saS ss
;ss !;as: RS!,;ss
tricks IN Chicago. aboat seven and cjeht-.cnti1s
ss sa"Ss ss H!:sas
s11 e a i % al tnf s
The rG;nE stosk thereto Belonging I'D all 5he
' saa
is described and sehedasdi
ssSsssx sssSs Il
e s:sS 5 S;
sssas: osr snd M M q !" niies !oseter
s"fr saas
ana tools. stations and other buildings structures
aaa sssg!!ss Yss!ss!sa sSs sSs5sot &
Ihc contract r!ghts Of the said Chicago. Danytile
Gse ss Ct sa
sss
GsS sSo s~Iteass
S:a
ne sane are ssate % ts grounds aad rsnt. Of way
S'sf@ %
a,a n1sntata such tracS or any pars hsfsof and I'll
nuiidinss str4ssnres src:t,ons and anp1rten.nres
sP T
q q grounds q the satd Chicago Soa.nern Railroad
s % e a sssss Sr % sss ss cy asss
o e a9n 5s ns e ssIa G1,cfSo a
k:ll'Z3y "a. Uyn,Saay ,,srth e sala fGofatoa
@ SIS % Ss a rs rs
and loi stx {a} q block niac W larpcnteTs Addition
ss5n; Ada sabJect to lien
aG"u1 Tots % 59ty a9aF m ana trvvo
g $G:s II: " @ @
viii the tIseSs and SulnF2. ard % axtares Is ihefsen.
S SsaE asa13 fsfSt S s lien Of about
~ :'fs%s.'Es' s. e e. as9ss5fe g s. st.
3rec baHEac Ssas 11srS namSerea and " anu
Three 90 nlnfl cars, numbered L. ), anil.
Eight ~ caboosc cars, numbered ;, l. s. 9, T. o.
bsapn @ nafa nnt b nn
and !. UUl to l, Is, both Inclusive.
Eighty y-1re t} hDx Alam.l being those bear
fnE numbers between IN; to 20 both inclusive.
i'S 10 sSo
aild 145 to 37G, both inclusive.
0ne hundred a1d eighteen {118) block coal-cars be-
elusive.
Th!rtyfour 90 stock being those bearing mum.
bera between :1Ol to 53i both inclusive.
Al Of the tranchi:es OF the said Chicago, Danvillc
q a., .lnccnncs RAILROAD COMPANY within the State of
!ai, !io ana ali Of 1he pESncry and premises Hl:htn
described In wheh te said ;allresd conrany has any
operation ct shc aa!d line OF railtoaI.
TEEMs. Erc-Thc said sale will hc the hour OF 10
clocE H. Of r!1c seventh t7thl day og February, 4.
1877 at she west door Of the Republic Life Insurance
company building. LaSalc in Chicago Illinois,
ns quarter Of 5ls bid is b. paid time of
sa1c and one-haaf the BALANCE be paid Ia cash in
1hree lnpnths md the 5sandsr t DC PAID n eash
Ematon of the sa:e aad the fl payment Of tie
chaser, which will cntttle him to the possession Of a
MESRT " BISHOP.
Master n Chanceyy Of the Circuit Court Of United
states tor tile Northern District OF Illinois,
january, 1877.
LAWRENCE, CAxPnELL LAWRENCE, ComplaInsn1s'
Solicitors.
, 1877-01-21

Aut plaluL!ls claltn IIlat the Wines. Liquors, and
cigars were bought by the steward as agent
for the club, all of whose members BECAME
liable. One result Of the suit will be added
caution on the part Of dealers, who will fight
shy Of clubs having neither organization nor
constitution, still more Of those whose lie and
wealth are not assured.
THE WRONG SIDE OF YACHTING.
Divorce suits are not SO uncommon now as
they may be expected to become in those mil
lennial days when husbands shall be always kind
and wives be always constant. They are so
common, on the contrary, that while New York
has number on hand, and one or two Of them
touching wealthy society, few people outside of
those Immediately Interested give any heed be-
yond comment or shrug. In one Of these
cases, which is mainly tried at Bridgeport, c.,
the scandals Of yachting are made public
where they have hitherto heen private prop
erty. There are examinations and recriminations,
charging him with being cruel. her With being
faithless. The burden Of proof regarding the
latter, introduces the wealthy yacltman and
his speedy yacht, who together hclG the LADY
from the more chill but honorable embrace OF
the salt waters. Among his cruelties, the
tyrant OF husband included that of abjccting
to these yachting excursions with another man.
He might swear at the children and the 4,ambcr-
maid; he might make words over thr<ku OF
dressmakcr or milliner; he mig,.s refuse
dresses aud diamonds, and still be aargiven;
but to stop the chief pleasure ot q lone
married woman's 1ife-the line AUST be
drawn somewhere She sued for 4 limited
divorce. He replied BY suing for az t1limitcd
one And now the incidents OF the yachting tours
are brought to Light, brown-stone tont up
town is without a family circle, little segment
, 1877-01-21

entire length is twelve feet, aud from it is s,ts-
clasps copy Of the Koran, transcribed BY the
Calph Osrnan In times OF peace the banner Of
the Prophet is kept in chamber appropriated
to the purpose along with the clothes, teeth the
venerable locks the stirrups, and the bow OF the
Prophct.''
, 1877-01-21
AT THE TABERNACLE.
JOHNB.GOUGH.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. a5
1fcHHf& enta


Monday and Thursday evenings, Jan. oo and %,
Two Free Lectures by Prof. o. S. Fowler on Life
Health md Life Culture, commencing at s and
closing with public exami1stious- Consultations
qa''y from =. m. till 10 p. M, at the Palmer
House, until Feb. 10 only.
, 1877-01-21

GHlGAG0. ALTON L ST L1U1s an, car,sa
KANaAS GIl 7 & DENVER SaORT M8A
UntoE Dt1ot- West S:ar, near Madt5oa.st. bit.
Ticket t'ia-cs: At Depot, aud L.. t:a:lIo!pl.s~
, 1877-01-21

CH1CAtOs MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RaIL9]A
Uniyn Uelp1- cDr.cr Madison aud CIuas-s.s r:a
Olnce, H3 south CiaES"ss., opposite Sherman AeaA
, 1877-01-21

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoA1
Depot. foot OF LaEest. aad foot Of Twent7 teeo1*x
Tlcket-of:cc. u t1ra.st-- so.!tltaat coraeeN r.
d0frh. E;ruu1 tacitc Ho,cL and nc El.aler Eou.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23


TIE increased expectation Of grain
from south eastern Europe is believ'
ed in London TO be only temporary
Great lcssos have been experienced,
particularly in Turkey, by a failure
to properly harvest the crop, and re.
ports already have been received
from the scene OF the recent cam
paign in Asia that famine stares the
populace in the face. In view OF
these facts there is reason to believe
that the demand for American grain,
now temporarily reduced by the &C
tive competition of grain from tn,
Black Sea region. will in the end be
increased on account Of the Eastern
war.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

SowINd AND REAprSd. For many
years We have been cultivating the
spirit OF Communism in these United
States. The Inilationists have tried
TO rob creditors the Grangers have
tried to rob transporting companies;
the Trades Unions have tried to rob
men willing to work at lower rates.
We have sown the seed aud cultivat-
ed it to maturity, and now we are
having harvest. No man can tell
how many millions it will cost us
before that spirit which is at W al
with all civilized society can be sub
ducd.-N y. Tribune.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

WILLIAM CAMERON, ESQ.,, the broth
or OF General Cameron, is lying seri
ously ill at his resi- denco in Lewis
burg, with cancer in the face. Mr.
Cameron's extreme ngo-ho being
eigty.four years old-may act as a
detriment to any treatment for tn,
relief Of this painful and dangerous
malady, which requires the accom-.
paniment Of a robust constitution.
But there is still hope that tho dis
ease may bo arrested, and that h
who has been a benefactor in his
neighborhood, public. spirited ant
active citizen in his borough, aud q
faithful and liberal friend to th,
needy, may be spared to the commu
nifty he has seen grow up arount
him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

They arrested persistent tramp
at Bellefonte recently, and he con-
fessed to the tricks OF the trade to
get of. He admitted that they put
marks upon houses to guide those
who followed them, and said that
tho stone house q few doors below
bad . mark upon il. Tho house re-
ferred TO Was Governor Curtin's, and
the yagabopd pointed out the tramp
mark on q post wbieh, he said meant,
"A good lace for o square msal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23
TIE Rcnnblican State Cnnye

THE Republican State Convention
OF Maine met last Thursday. Sci
den Connor was nominated for Cow
ernor, A resolution endorsing
President Hayes, after the manner
of the Ohio Republican Convention,
was offered, but it was rejected, and
the convention simply said nothing
for or against the policy OF Mr..
Hayes. Mr.. Blaine was chiefly in
strumental in influencing the con-
vention to Adopt the say nothing
policy as tho course Of President
Hayes.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23
The Losses by the Strike.

The loss by strike and obstruction
TO business for five days on the five
trunk lines Of railway, including des
struction Of the property Of tho BAL
timoro IL Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroads, is cstim,ted at S2j, ,2jD,-
900! Tho New York journal Of
Commerce reaches the result in this
wise Taking rs basis the cost to
the railroads resulting from the sus.
pension Of traffic, an average Of Sl0,-
900 per day to each Of the five,
makes the total 100000 add $780,
900 as n low calculation for the loss.
es by interruption of other roads,
and the total is $3.50, 900 por day. or
81 200, 900 for the five days suspen-
sion. The losses sustained by the
Pennsylvania at Pittsburg and on
the line between that city and lIar-
risburg arc calculated at $l0,000.-
900. Half Of that amount would
scarcely cover tho cost of property
destroyed on the Baltimore Il Ohio
and it is likely that Sl0.000,00C
would approximate losses to railroad
property other than those which
have been enumerated. This makes
q total of $40 100000. The losses
sustained by tho community at large
are almos incalculable, embracing the
destruction of porishable freight and
live stock, the detention Of passen-
gers, tho support Of militia and spe-
cial officers summoned to preserve
the peace, Inconvenience attending
tardy mails, increased cost Of living
consequent upon the advance in pri-
ces of provisions, augmented taxa.
tion, and, perhaps, the bankruptcy
OF corporations which might other
wise have been avcrted.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23
Meeting Of the Republican State Con-
ventj0n.
Standing Committee,

Tho following gentlemen constitute the
Standing comruittcc for tho ensuing year
Adams--R Robert Smith, N. II. Midloswarth,
Beaver-l. |. Manbock. Dr. |. ID. Conrad.
beaver West-A. A rlsh. A. a. Romig,
Centre-peter Hartman, John v. Spansler.
Chapman-J. II. Hall. vi. -. shaener.
franklin-C. a. Bolondor, Il. Eisenhower,
Jackson-Dr. p. Herman, Henry Moyer.
biiilcburg-I. II. Arnold, beo.D. smith.
hiddlccrcek-J. Robert keelcr. \. u. keck.
Nonroe-J. =. Trexler, I. y. liummel.
Penn-Jos. II. Hendricks Hsnry Moyer.
rerry-Col WIN Harding, I'D. -. Meyer.
Perry West. y. Winoy. W. u. Winey.
seiinsgrove-u. X. Hendricks. A. y. uoinber.
ling.
rnion-Col W. q. Herroid. capt. Thomas W.
Holman.
MOycr,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

A GREESDAcK labor party at Pitts
burg was organized on Saturday q
week. Among tho resolutions adopt,
ed was one preventing corporations
from paying laborers less than $l.50
a day, Another resolution provides
that prison labor, contract or other-
wise, be abandoned. The greenback
party intends putting county ticket
in the field.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

PRESIDENT HAYES, in depriving the
Indians Of firearms and ammuni-
ton, has taken step in tho right di.
rection in dealing with the devilish
savages. II persisted in, no will
soon put q stop to Indian wars, and,
as the Philadelphia Times has we'll
said, "break mp profitable branch
Of the Indian Agency business"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

The Louisville Courier journal
says the State tax will be extremely
odious in Pennsylvania next year,
As there is no State tax levied in
Pennsylvania, and as there has been
none such since the Democrats were
driven out Of power in the State, save
the tax on corporations, it may be
safely said the Courier Journal is a
little " fused in its mind"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

THERE is nothing that more strik.
ingly shows the general stagnation
in business and enterprise pervading
our country than the little RESPONSE
BILE demand for money. 1t is now
difficult for persons having capital
to invest to find safe place for it,
and there is 500, 1000, 900 Of the mon,
ey Of in dividuals and corporations
lying idle in tho U. S. Treasury
vaults, on which no interest is paid.
L-LeNnnOn Courier.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23
Assipnees Accounts.

NOTICE IL hereby given thnt the fol.
IN lowing Assignees Accounts have been
fled 10 the Office Of the prothonotary Of
the Court Of G. p. OF Snyder county and
will be presented TO the next court for
confirmation. and unless sufficient ciuse
he shown to the CONTRARY the same will
be confirmed.
Tho account OF Daniel 8. Boyer assignee
Of Henry A. Keck, Of Middlecreek town
ship.
The account Of Daniel 9. Boyer, ass
signce Of Elias Stahi. Of Chapman towns
ship J. GROUSE. Protb'y.
Prothy's Office, Aug. 10th 1877.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

WnAr the country most needs just
now is q little enterprise on the par.
OF the rich Those who can afford
IL should make work for those who
need it. Poor men cannot bring
good times. The rich must grcese
the wheels Of industry. aud trust t.
labor to keep them in motion.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

CLEMENT NJ. BIDpLE has retired
from the presidency Of the Perma-
nent Exhibition Company in Phila-
delphia, and John s. Morton. prcsi.
dent Of the Markot-street Railway
Company, has been appointed his
successor. II is ordered also that
hereafter tho Exhibition shall be
open on Sundays.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

ESTABLISH military posts mall Of
the riotous districts until tho people
thcre can govern themselves. 1t
was dose that was given to tho
South. Now that we need it in the
North, lot us take It without u crook
cd face.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

PRESIDENT HAYES is changing his
programme of recreation. II is now
thought he will not devote as much
time as was at first contemplated to
his northern tour, and will entirely
abandon that TO tho South. The
pressing nature Of public business
is argued as reason for this change.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

TIE action Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company in presenting
IA bill to the government for carrying
troops is regarded by many persons
and papers AZ 1.-The checklist per-
formance connected with tho strike
troubles"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

The number OF killed in the rail-
road war are reported as follows /:
Heading 10, wounded % Buffalo /,
wounded l3 Baltimore, 8, wound
cd ii Pittsburg 81, wounded G3 ;
Chicago 20, wounded 15; San Fran
cisco IL 4; Scranton 4.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

ABOUT 5000 miners in the Lehigh
region struck for higher wages on
tho 10Th inst, Tho prospects arc
that tho men will resume work in u
few days at tho old wages. SO far
thore has been no violence.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

Mn. VANDERBILT has ordered that
100000 be distributed among the
1000 employees of the New York
Central on account of their loyalty
to the Company, aud he promises an
increase Of pay as soon as the busi-
ness of the road iustifies it.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

The wheat crop in Minnesota this
year is said to DO magnificent and
will be the largest and finest crop
ever known in that State. II is es-
tinated at $4,000, 900 bushels.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

SUoAn spectators in New York
have $50, o,0OO,000 pounds of that use-
ful commodity on their hands, wNh
prospect OF being compelled to un.
load at heavy loss.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

PrrrsDuRo journals will not admit
that tho Philadelphia troops killed
in Pittsburg "porished in tho at
tempt to save tho city from tho
mob"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

The Prohibitionists of this State
are called to meet at Harrisburg on
tho 18th day of September, to Mons
mate q State ticket.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

Hon. HRsRY NJ. IloYT, Chairman OF
tho Republican State Committee, had
n leg broken by the upsetting of a
stage, ut Denver, Colorado, on tho
2lst nit.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-23

The tobacco crop of Lancaster
county looks very promising, and the
yield is expected to exceed that Of
last year, which was valued at over
$3,0O0,000.