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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-01-25
LEwIsTowN DIVISION.
surBrRy LswisrowS RAIL RoAp.
Valentines will be the next sensation
Z u. TAYLOR. sup.rlD,sna,n

Valentines will be the next sensation
aR,ong the young folks.
The 22d Of February will be another
legal holiday.
The.losses by the great Ice hood in
the Ohio river last week are now es-
timated At 81, 100000.
Newton 8. Feehrer, Constable OF
6elinsgrovs, has been appointed Mer-
camille Appraiser By the County Com
missioners.
The municipal elections will take
place next month. Select good men
for these offices. without regard to
their political principals.
A large assortment, and latest styles
Of Hats and Caps, and very Cheap at
Weis & Oppcnheimer's Branch Store in
Middeburg. Go ani see for yourself.
Tickets for the Spring elsc,ion will
be printed ut this Office cheap. Let
the tickets be formed in good time and
the orders sent in also in good time
Don't wait till the last day.
II is impossible for us to publlsh
lengthy Teachers institute proceed
Tugs. We can not do it, Hereafter
they must be brief, very brief. or they
will go into the basket. Remember.
DeHsven 4 Townsend Offer to fur
nish free 10 all persons who may A.
ply to them pamphlet showing the
changes in all the securities bought
and sold at the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange during 1876.
Frank. II. Lenig, of Washington tp.,
who wa, missing for twelve days, was
found dead near his homo on Tuesday,
afternoon, saws the Courier. A jury
wa, empsnneled who rendered a YER
dict that deceased came to his death
from choaking. The deceased WAS re.
turning homs from Conrad L Dewitts,
or fsmiIiarly known ne Bsschel's Mil.
mile distant, and when found had
about twenty pounds OF corn -four in
his arm. Aged - years.
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Business Locals.

Ladies, Ycu can buy Pure, cheaper Of
wssenseller 4 Son. Seiinssro,e, than At
any other place In the county. They are
selling their large stock ., and below cost
Among the Admirable properties Of
Glenn's sulphur Soap is thai Of cleansing
the hoad Of dsndruG and preventing its
-ubsequeut accumulation, by opening the
pores Of the scalp and thus keeping il
hsal,bfully moist. Depot Crittentou's No.
z Sixth Avenue. N Y. Hills Hair & whis'
her Dye, black or brown, SO cts, Jan. 4.
wss.nseIler 4 Son. selinsgrcve. are
selling clothing. Of all kinds. good goods
we'll made. All they ask is 10 come and
see for yourselves, and he convinced ths,
this is indeed the place TO buy cheap
clothing.
HoLLowAy's ptLts.-Ths estimation In
which these medicines ere held by the
public. steadily increases their demand
They act directly on the sy.tem. rcmnv-
ing all obsiruciions. renovating the springs
of lie. purifying the blood. and totally
sradicsiing liver complaints. indigss,iou
pain in the sid. and gsssral debility. Sold
everywhere. % cents per box or pot
ladies Dres. Goods to n, bad st aston.
ishingly low prices Of wsg.n seller aud
Son. selin,grove
e@-JoHS ID. R,upESn,uGH. Tailor.
respectfully informs the people Of Mid
dlehurg and vicinity that he is prepared
TO do all kinds of work in hic line neat.
ly, cheaply, according % the latest
style and warranted to n. Cutting
done at short notice. Busine-. place.
corner opposite tho L. u. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76.G.
scARcirY op Mossr-There |. no doubt
but the present condition otsll kinds O
business, sul industry il fearfully depre.
sod. snl it tehoovcs every family 20 loot
carefully to their expenses. Winter 10
coming "a when children are liable to
Group, Whoopins Cough. etc. Coughs
snd Colds will prevail evprywhsrs. md
Cousu~ptiou with other throat aud lung
diseases. will carry off msny --These dis,
eases should noi he neglected, D1cior's
bills are expensive, and wo would advise
our people 10 use BoscnsI's GIrYAS S,a
rP. IL ucv.r has fsiled. Que boiilo at
rs cents will keep your whole family well
1utins the winter Two do>.- will relieve
any case. Soli in all towns in III. unilrl
STATES. sni By your Druggist, John a.
Meats Got. 3, 80.
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SUDDEN DEATH this community
WAS shocked on Friday morning last
when the news began 10 spread that
during the night Mrs, George Schnnrc
bad suddenly died. Her death occur
rcd about 10 o'clock in III. esenilg. q
short time after sho had rstirci t. be
Feeling a sutfncsting sensation, she got
up aud went 10 the window 10 get u
draft OF fresh air. Vomiting also en-.
sued. Mr.. schnure gave her ail the
aid ho could and Isn't after 4 physician
ss we'll ~ several members Of the fam.
lily who where A. neighbors house
enjoying . sociabls entertainment,
But she died ~ soon A. the physician
arrived. We believe she remarked. rs
soon IS sciaed with sulfocn,ion, that
she believed this would kill her. These
were the last words she spoke She
was Miss Spyker OF Lewisburg, was
Dir. Schnure's second wife, and was
highly esteemed by oil who had the
pleasure Of her acquaintance. she was
nearly 56 yesrs Of sge.-.-7Tmes 10, inst
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THE. SUN.
1877. NEW YoRl 1877

The dN.rrnt editions Nm" THg Sr~ during
the next year vii tie th- stIu- = Sirtuy the ar
ths has lust pnFsui, TIE dIilv edition vii pu
week ia,- h" sh""t ~ fnlr pa,-s. a-d on sam
dA.s shcet n ei;htpsg~s. 'r 50 btoii column. ,
while thu y."Si, litIr1 VIII bs - shcr, uf eight
pages of the s,us dini,u,i ms aud chIta tter thai
ste already Nmili,r to pnr frirnis
rHE sun otl continue To- h ths strenuous al.
Voc to of reform Ari irtg-'i'hmcni, ard ~ the
substitution ofst,i"snar,hip, " si-dn... aud In.
tcgrty flr hollow Frcions', tnne' ility, AMI
friui IN the stmiui-tra'iun Il puh ic sN,Irs. II
viii cnntnni tor ia" government Oft people bs
ihs poopl- aui for tho p-opl', ~ opposed - lny.
srnmeut by frAuis IN the b,llpt-hoN sui ia tho
couutiug & vu'.r, rnfirrel Dy military violence
II viii eniravbr 10 supply ts r"Nlrrr-l bnhg
n''x not TAR from a million OF sOul.-with the
mnst careful, complete, and Trustworthy srcpnui.
nf urrent EVENT., aui VIII employ fnr thi. p'r-
pn.- . numerous aud carefully selected star ~
reporters aud correspondence. 10 r"pprn i,0l
Wsrhine'un, especiiIly, viii ho full, accurate,
an q, fearless and u viii doubtless continue 10
deserve aud rUioy the hatred Of those who thrive
by pluulering the rrsi-nry or hy urnrping what
III" law does not give th-m, shile II viii -ndG ~.
or tn merit the confidence ~ the rhblic 10y i-fcni
tug the rights n tho pappi. ssIiu.t tLs -nero.ch.
mrnt- ~ ninH'itel power.
The rrice u the daily Srs VIII he 81 cents a
month or ct,,, 100 ,c,s pot paid or shh'a"
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81 10
q yrar, poet p'il.
Tho WsEkLy Srr, eight psrss of % bro col.
unn- viii he fnrui ned during 1877 al the rat, ~
The b n.ht nf this large reduction from the
preVlon- tatc Tor THR WKgkLy can 10 enloy"d
by individual sub.cTib,r- ~ithput the nrr--siiy
ofIuaking up clubs. A. the same time. II auy II
uur triruds chop-r IN all ~ ex'-nding or circr-
lslton. v- sh,li br grst 'lll ,n them, ani every
snch pers,u wh1 sends ust.n or more -pbseril-
ers from one place iii 10 eutiil,d tunne copy ~
the ~ rer hIT himself without charge. A. one
dollar 'oAr, pStag. pAii, IT.. sSpoBscs ~ paper
aud printing are plrrIy r"paid and COZ sidsrinR
thv slSe uf t,e sli" sntl the qu.iuy OF II, c0i.
t.uts ws lrr CO.. tdort 'he people viii cons ii-r
THF WgEALY Sus ihe Gle pest n"wspaprr pub
lishrh iu Va. vorli snh t.rst so one of tho
very best. h1ir.'s,
THRSUN, Nov York CITY, NY.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VNuE undersigned ono Of the Ad-
l. ministr ators NJ the otats of !ohn iiacks =
blrg, late of Centre township dooeassi, will ny
virtas at AN order 0i tue Orphans Dburt of
~ny Ter county, expose o. rublic sale, at tho
lsie fssiaence Of sahi dee"dont IN said township.
On Wetues day, Ebsna,y7M, 1877.
The following described valuable Real Estate,
ua' . ia Adams town nip, SDyier county Pa,
aHjoininx lands ot Jacob Reisls Cosn lius
BaweFsex, John IIAsk"0blrs and David Cole
ma n, con LaininS 81 AGNES mo,sor less.
sale 10 som a o0cs At u O'clock \. "a OF said
day. when due Attendsnce VIII DO given aad
terms Of sale made snown BY
JESSE EHAOKENBURR
Jan. Is, 1877. AIM aistratr.
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ACAEp Tl THE AMERICAN PUBIC -
Eor nauy years -e hsve made two medicines
suit.d t. tbs siluents nf = vast ctsss oi IN Ter.
srs. lhous,ni- Of cures have bssn na,la Nv
them snd, In i.ct. the word t.ilprc couli uss
er he coupled With ths'n. But within the Tact
two ycar' cnunterf"its ot our rnriisinr- tave
sprung VI dangerous In thsif clhse initatiun
Of our TRADE Nsrk. To secure the people We
have plscsi upou each senuiuc brt OF nullbN.
ay'r Pile and dolovN'S bln'msnt tho ftc
silnii- Ut the signature II our Axol', Mr.. 10.
rayfocs. To counterfeit this I. i,luny We
shall relcutlsssls rursu- any one vhO initiates
thls With tha utgiust visor ~ the law. Va most
earnestly trg that the srest cl.s. ot the A'rsr-
icsu pee .ls viii AID W IN nuS onH,ts - prot .ct
thetr h-slth, anil help n. " nur task Of bfinI.
Ing these tnYst unpiucirlsi men to tho bar ~
lusil,s. tdItbr,Gty tsiJss to purchase II OIL.
cine. puruor,ins 80 b. outs uuls-. dr lossvb
HsytJcsf sisnaturc IL sttschel to zach 40,
Ot Pile or Pot OF Ointmsut aui tue ell viii
.sosn " fS.ohoi.
The puJlic's obedisnt servants
HOLLOWAY l. 90
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All our goods are fresh from the cas-
tern markets, aud purchased at the
lowest cssh figures, all ofwhicA will he
cold very cheap, at Weis 4 Oppenhei-
ners, Branch Store, Middleburg We
are bound to sell goods and we want
all who need anything in our line to
call At our place Of business, and ex~
smine our stock and prices.
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G ovInSons RECEPTION.

This ~mo.t brilliant OF any that ha.
tnkcn place in this city oroar,d on Taur,
day evening. Fully hv. hundred ru,,ls
were present representing ths members or
the legislature. heAts OF departments. dis
i'nEnlshed guests from diHsrest portion. Of
tAe state and the governors military sian
in full uniform whose reg.li. f,rs.a /.
beautiful contrast to the risa v.!r.is. -,
iius. and SILKS oil the ladies sai the som
pre- broad cloth OF the gsntleaen. Toe
festivities interpreted with dsnon. e,..
linned nptIi uidn'Eht when tho happy
tnrons ~eadsi tbsr ways hsmsusrd.
Don.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN feilowins articlss have been purchased BY
the pea.ssSion of DRnisI Moyer. during his
pleasure. All psrsons are oautioned not to To-
ina Machine Power and shaker, Piow, liar.
row, Hay Rake, . hut harnesses. ! 2-horse wag.
on, drain IN ground, . Mares. D Colt, 6Hoss,
2 cow. JOHN y MOYEk.
Adsus tvpv sss-, lsth, s,1.
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weis & Oppsnheimer At the Mid
Branch Store, have a large As
sortment, and LATEST Styles, of mems
and Boys Clothing and. at prices to
defy competition. Ii you need cloths
ing now is the time TO buy them, good
goodA veil made, and such low prices,
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NIARRIED.,

Jan D, near No Aiisiervilie. Junius
County. bS Rev. J. v. Honsyoait, John I.
Bingsmsn and Miss Frances @. Bvig, both
Of Aliens Twp., Snyder county. Pa.
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Ladies LApigs /! LADIES Go
to Weis & Oppenheimers Branch store
Aiddleburg. and get your Notions and
Fancy goods, they have large stock
and choi ce variety.
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A SSirncc Notice.

A Ll persons Interested ara here
IA hy notiAcd that William {. Bowsy,oN, Of
FRANKLIN to nship snyder county, made an a..
riInMent ~ All his effects real nnd lprsDuai To
tho uui.rHEre ! pr III benefit oi ia ere iiturs
AZ psr 'on- barring lnim. are requested 10 ~
tsni the 20 tbs uni~rsiInai, AMI D rsuns Ia
dsbt0l vii p,eass ke ininrdIat- riyuirnt.
PAUL lIAINES,
Jan 4, w Assignee.
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Do you know that Wei- { Oppenh-i-
mer have established Branch Cloth
Ing and Fancy Store in Middlchurg.
Now ia tho time to get cheap Clothing
and Fancy goods.
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a Assignee Notice.

A LII per,ons Interested nv. nefrhy no
~ tined that q ", MeEll"s.. OF Beaver
township, Snyder county, male M assign
ment Of all his effects. real and personal
TO the undersigned for the benefit of his
crr.liior,. All p,f.ons having claims are
requested to prr,ent them to the nndcr
s,rned, and persons indebted will Lieasr
make immediate payment.
ADAM WILT.
Nov. 10 1874 Assignee
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pvIYT-TRNTOR,a NOTICE
Jan 4. W,

a DNlNl hA Aibfs : NJ ilNf
~ Letters ofsdirini.u,tio1 on tho estate oi
snyder Gointy, IA, hIyiuy h'-u grinred
tu Tue undersigned, AL y r-uns kuOslug them
selves Indebted to -iii es'at' are Te1ussied {,
make immediate payment, While those hnvl Z
claims will present them du'y auth"niirsted tuI
saltIemrnt Simon GARMAS,
Nov. ~, $40 Aimiuistritor r..
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N REAT OFFER +!
u ORGANS.

For Half Price Until MAY lst, 1877.
A..s. ?. Lovers of music Nov Is the time to
THE SWEET HONS" ORGANS
will bs.old until May nsit ct the following
FIRST cLAss.-Plsin cases In walnut,
OAK, Chestnut, or aoy desired wood.
No. 7 Five oc,ayes, . stops aud knee stop.
Double Bellows N5OU
dos do ~ stops Neieste, knee stop. 1900
doc sstors, celeste, Hunana, ." 1907
do IS fdo rhls isa powetfui aud
sweet toned instrument $500
Carved, Monldci, Pannelet veuesTed
and Scrolled CasG.
No. ~, ts,op., C.is.t. and Knee 'Ep,
All having large belioss 80 on
do. 2i, Z do knee stop very tue organ ~ o.
do. IS, 4 do Celeste. o., set. re- ds go.
dc. 81, 10 do do octave coupler knee s'p y, W
do. ~ u DO do Coupler, humsns 10 lojo,
sss, In Rich walnut aud Assorted Fancy
woods, oval ami square fannets,
Carved nracsets, ki'h csfyin.s
around eases ftnry Moulded,
ia Uisl aud Polished "a.
ses, hsttnv all Lats
Improvements.
No a.. Same .. No II, very nne parior In.
e,rument s,.OJ
do a. esiop', r."oriol'-se, toned =, -
do. ~ do nasinx a hutn,u voice
do q. 4. do r.is.r.' s,.' r.r.i.t.,n, ''''
1ts" Sweet ltHne 100 "
DO ~ Q do do Coupler the Pearl" lU.uU
do. 50, 10 do do do sub Bsss
do. 90. i.stcp', CeI'sts, Ceapier. sob
Iiass numaus, three tall sets
NIb.atOn. leo %
FOURTH CLiSS-Fvtr, Fancy car vad 4
FINISHED In ilano'Dtgnn Style.Cases.
The Finest organs Nnrutacturej.
W. challenge 'he world To- Ia ial
them tor tone aud Low Price.
For Friccs add is per cent on THIRD Class
Persons having oil I,,tr,mrna whi-h they
desire ~ e,cnansc for new ouus can do 50 % thr
most reasonable terms.
w"w,li take wslhut lumber in exchange for
Uusus.
Rrp,lrine Of all Kinds of In,trumeuts prompt.
~ douc o. most T-asOn.bls terms.
Adite'-,
SWELL HOME ORGAN CO.,
Beaver Springs,
Snyder Co. Pa
Dec. N,1e.n.
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ATTENTION ALL |

GREAT BANKRUPT SALE EOrJrwELRYy
On r'crip, ut so cert. We VII send nv mail
postpaid, all ~ III" following pieces Of Js .-lry,
'ous, one -et tpll frnnt shirt studs, tolwy
stud, | Wedding Rns, Roll Plate Watch
Chain aud Genes Roso Coral ScarfPin. We
uirr this 1RgNr bargain merely 20 dt av stten.
tion IN our tu,Iu-ss A. We hsv- al kiuds Of
watches and Jew..ryN low prices. Send for
Ci'llupu-
COLE ,S CO., 1876 broadway, New York City,
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. oYsRNMEhI STOCKS. &C -Cln

1 rOsEnNWCN' S'SSNp. O' -N'vo-
N ing Prices ~ lag HA-gs \ Tovssgrp, 40
Sonth fh.td street Phii.ieipht' Stocks bought
ant sold either for casa 'or on margin. Jan.
4.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
H-L.tt.r- OF simlnlstratinn on a.. estate ci
wary Hooeil late of trLns IN rowDship, 'ec'd
tayl ~ been srantri 80 he uHdersigurd, al Uef.
sOns KNOWN Themselves IN i"htud to said estate
are requested 10 AJAX Imms'ii4to payment while
those hsvibx olhins viii present Lhein duIy
.utLsutiu stsd for settlemsni 60
AtNtR HOWELL,
JOHN hpWtLL,
Dee. Z, iJs. Admins traitors,
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rR.aipasrIAL HuprtS.

THIS question has occupied the attention
OF the legislature TO ,oss extent. A,er
les OF resolutions we're introduced reoon .
mending that Congrsrs decide the qups.
tion consiitsiiouslly, nous.tly and 10 40.
cord with thspr.csdents, and pleIgius the
moral aud mstsrisl support OF thi, srn's
In the Inauguration ofths lawfully deel.r
ed elected president, Against this the
democracy raised terrible but u,sle..
howl and introduced in their steal a set
Of psrtis,n resolutions the plan OF which
would crrisin'y rc,un in the election Of
slippery sam" but evan they b.canl.
ashamed ~ lhese and their confederation
was INDEFINITELY postpoasd nv uaauis
mouo vote OF the house yesterday. The
former resolutions we're adopted by stric,
pnr,y vote Another moven.nt having
reference TO this same question has bscn
freely discussed ia Republican oaucu, bat
not brought publicly before the lysisla>
'ure, That IL the question OF psoiag ia
'hc bands OF The governor a sufhcisnt su,n
OF money 10 put tho Natioaal guard Of tbs
srate in point Of number and e3itpmesi u
readiness for active servies IL tboy should
he demanded by the eXgeacss OF ibe cir,
eumsiasccs. This matter vac ouiy sus-
ge.i'd by the lisloya threats Of democrat.
&c leaders and paper, and has been isn
for the present 10 be deterrninnd - facts
may develop in the future. Your readers
may rest assured that our stat. will be
among tho hrat to protect from insult or
danger the national or constitutional al
thogiiies.
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DIED,

In vAspn.a Twp, jan: q vsais ". Psss.
~ y Thea Psss. eyed isy. %. ~,
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Ca plt0l Letter.
HARRrspuRa Jan. %. 1877,

thits ~, lcf "
This has been an important and
eventful week as IL marks tho first of
real substantial progress IN either
branch and 40 we predicted gives
promise OF a short session OF honest
faithful legislation. In the senate
twenty-six bills have already been in
troduced only few Of which have
been reported from the committees
and passed third reading. From these
the most important are al act rela-
ting to Orphans Courts providing
for the payment Of money to for.
eign guardians an act prescribing
the duties Of the judgs of courts OF
common pleas in their charges to the
jury and answers to points of law an
act granting power to borough councils
to Il II any vacancies that may occur in
their own body until the succeeding
municipal election. In the house an act
to provide FOR the payment Of justices
costs IN certain cases to submit to the
voters of this consnonwealth the ques.
ton Of removing the capitol TO Phila..
to secure tho compensation To- bc re
ceived by arbrtrators act to stay the
execution Of judgment for two year,
in certain cases act giving priority t.
all claims for the wages of manual Ia.
Dor, to revise. amend and consolidate
existing laws for the assessments aud
collection of state taxes aud county
borough and township rates and levies:
and act substituting a poll tax in lieu
Of that on trades professions and occu.
pstions to regulate stay of execution
in certain cases. These Include all
tho bills Of general or local Importance
Others Of n minor character are on the
calendar but they do not affect your
locality.
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THK PROSPECT,

therefore, Notwithstanding the seeming
delay at fret warrants our previous
assertion. The effort Of the democrat.
ic side of the house ia to r1tard and in
terrupt legislation 30 as. If possible to
make ne bad = record rs that which
blurs the the pages of the past few
years. The republican leaders are
bold, able, and determined they will
see that the work they have been sent
to transact is done well and as spceli H.
ly As its faithful execution will permit
Tho service of the democratic side of
the house will not be sufacent to repay
the cost Of printing their speeches on
the record.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

The IDAHO INDIAN WAR.-It ap-
pears that the Indian outbreak in
Idaho is solely attributed to recent
efforts made by the Government to
compel rowing bands of Nez Perces
to remain on the reservation. No
act of the white people affords the
slightest justification of the horrible
massacre on Salmon river. The
latest accounts fix the number of
killed at much less than former re-
ports-18 in all-but it should be
sufficient to forever condemn the
"peace policy" Of the Government,
which recognizes the Indians as an
element qualified for immediate civil
lization. The object sought can only
be brought about by many years of
military surveillance, and as q matter
Of economy it would be cheaper to
maintain an adequate force in the In
dian country, than to be compelled 10
wage expensive wars. with the ut.
tendant horrors of blood-xhsd. Let
ms hope that TINS viii be the last
chapter Of these DARK pages in cur
countryis history.
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The CELEBRATION AT PUYALLup.-
TIC citizens of Puyallup will cele-
brate the Fourth of July at the new
town of Puyallup, Professor Royal,
of this place, delivering the Grafton.
After the basket dinner, which will
Immediately follow the Grafton, vo-
cal and instrumental music, will be
discoursed, and the regular and vol
untesr toasts read, to which several
gentleman and ladies Of ability will
respond A ball will close the DAYS
amnsenents- Arrangements have
been made for hals-fare 30 and frosn
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