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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

WAR N An USLooKED FOR rLicE.-
Several years ago the Bcllcfonte and
Miillinburg Turnpike Co, employed
Joseph Holloway toll gate keeper ut
Stitzer's tavern in the Penn's Valley
Narrows. His servi ces not being sa,is-
factory hc was notified To quit but he
refused to leave, A suit of electment
was brought aud Holloway won the
suit President Stouor and Treasurer
John G. Motz again notified him To
uuit, hut old Holloway had his foot
down in the gate house and stood firm.
ly. Holloway then learned that nm at.
tempt would hc made to Dust him 10y
force. On the 18th of July he appealed
to the lumbermeu in the vicinity To
stand 10y him and como 10 his place
that night. They did So TO the number
OIL, expecting the enemy some time
during tho night Towards day they
concluded all danger wis over and 2
mon left for their own shantics in the
woods, leaving old Holloway, his w'(e
and two mon in the house. Soon aitcr
Sonnr aud Mots with II Others from
hurs, in tho door, and the fight com,
| UtrnttUs N'''Ns ifNNNNt'N "h' 'At''
worr tho weapons Of tho mon. and Mrs,
Holloway used an axe handle. BGt 4
~ IL was such an unequal contest that
notwithstanding the desperate rcsis-
tanco tho Holloway party made they
were soon overpoworrj and the whole
marty with all their household effects
landed on the middle of tho turnpike,
VIM. Meyer Of Millhcim was shot IN
tho back of tho head, but not danger.
oua,y. This is said to have happened
acc,Jcn,rlly, Besides this, There were
bruised heads, hlne shins, and blood,
noscs. Holloway then took ur quar-.
tors NJ Weidenpauls hotel (sntser's
near by, II was fortunate the othel
nine otHollway's men had len, other
wise the result would have been NOR
serinus. President S.oner and his par
.lN hayc hecn hound over % count 70
J liAl, ut Lewiabolg -En
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We had supposed that this city was
entirely free from the confidence men
and swindling operators who infcst
large cities, but we learn that n gang
of shrewd rnscnls are working their lit
tie game" in this community, but with.
out success. The trick, which il an old
one and often before exposed, consists
in opening n tobbaco hox before the in
tended victim, explaining the peculiar
itics Of its construction, then aftcr the
box is shut, asking the person TO tc
gullcd to open IL. whicn he generally
does, Us he seemingly understands the
process. A duplicate box Is substitut-
cd for the first ono produced, and the
owner wants TO bet that 'grceny' cant
open il. As the latter tholg, ht he OPP
cncd il all right the first time, he gcu-
orally takes the bet and invariably
lose $, for the last box is differently
made from the first. and no one can
open it but the owner. We have not
learned that any person has been swim
died as yet. but it is best to give stran-
gers n warming that "tlIings are not all
what they seem and it Is just "a easy
to get swindlea as easy can bc.-HW-
riSLuyy Tehgriph.
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BoID RoBDERY.--A man from Perry
Co, by the name of Henderson, return.
ing homo from tho Carlisle market on
Wednesday u week, was waylaid by
two we'll dressed mon who came ont of
n cornfcld on Col. William Hendcr-
sons farm. Tho robbery took place u
short distance north Of town on the
Carlisle Springs road. Mr.. Henderson
Immediately roturncd TO town and
Constable WctLol started In pursuit, but
failed to ovcrtnkc them the thieves
escaped over tho Coyc hill,
since writing tho above We have
learned the following particulars In Ia
gard 10 tho robbery of Mr. H. Two
Young. we'll dressed men have boon no.
ticed lounging about town FOR several
days having in thcir possession u small
Tin box. On tho morning of the rob'
bcry u man, carrying small Tin box,
asked pcrmisslon of Mr.. henderson IN
rIlc In his wagon. This took place nj
tho fair grounds. Thcy had proccedcd
but short distance when the fellow
asked Mr.. H.. To look nt the contents
of tho box, Tho wagon was stopped
for this purpose. when the fellow grasp
,sl Mr. H,, around both arms. AZ III,
same time his accomplico, who wa
concealed In tho corn. field, camo to TN
rescue, and tl,ruaiing his hand into MI
1lcndorson's pocket, secures, n pocke
hook containing the twenty I've dollars
Tho thievcs then departed IN the dire,'
p tion named above. Fortunately ~
Mr.. n, the thieves missed eighty dol
lars which ho had In another pocket
Ctuiisie S,niltd
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COURT PROCLAMATlON.

NThereas the lion. J. G. Buoher Peat
w dent Judge of the judicial Diatric.
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Miillin and Joseph 4 Lumb,rl md
u. l.. knudcnbush Esqs. Associate judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
prcccpt bearing, date the 3lst day ~
May A. u. 1877. 10 me directed f,r
ihe holding ofau Orphans court, n court
of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer md Ter
miner and General court of Quarter Sos
sions Of the reacc nj Middlchurg. for the
county Of Snyder, On the ith Monday. DC
ing the 9th day Of Sept. t577.J and
continue one wcok
Notice is therefore hereby given 20 the
Coroner. Justices Of the Peace anl Consta
bles in and for the county of Snyder, 30 np.
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inguisitiOus. examinations and
other remembrance 10 do those thing-
which Of their Offices and IN their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses anI per.
sons prosecuting ia bchnlfof the Common.
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then nnd there attending
and not departing without leave NJ their
peril. Justices are requested to be puuct.
unl in their Attendance at the appointed
| time ayrcoahly 10 notice
Given under my hand and seal nj ~,
Shorifs Office in Mijllehurg. the 10Th g.,
Of July !. D., one.,housand eight Luadrot
and seventy even.
DiEiEL ElsESHART. Sheriff.
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CIst2u AIRY.
49,

Wcare aiain called upDi TO n,tics tho death
OF IA oil an o-t,aiu'i c'ti1nn ~ the county. Mr..
Jacob r. Bos'r died at his late residence IN
Union township, on the eveii1f VI AuSnst OH
81. II, hal been srf .rihy Or soue time With
an stack " drop'y, bat was 60 istd,r,t couva
lesccbt; Upon tho dty Of hs death he hal
spent III greater portion Of the day al tao tou"
Of q nci.hbIr, AL riturl'l hpni si.hp1t taol-
lug any bad results, bn, -ous time af;er hi- re-.
turn, inforinc bis wife that lie d not fc'! well,
whereuppn she pim.n1uel tho brother Of tho H.
coasai Sho resided close by, whose srriyil he
survived onlya few minutes. II died guir;!y
in his chair. Mr. Is gar WAS highly es,ec.n,i by
al who knew him. H' wistlssasIat 2r,tIoIo.
,ary o! the county after its .eporailJn from
Unicn Comfy.
IL vss one time the editor of the TRiBrST
weekly p,rer published In u.ls place,
Iic was au exemplary chri-tl,n q 'ntl,m'n ,
Kind father AMI hls3sul, ag,pi 'Iuz'r Snl
fi'ful 70 his frlenl-. lie wss h'y ..SN yel-s Of
age. We are informed that tn funeral NJ III
deceased was vory lar gels at.1nl'i, itbolng cs.
,mated that filly onj thousaal people were In
a,tenla nee.
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Jupoiso from tho discussions Of our farm
clubs We may suppose that farmers are begin.
ming to realize that the true oflce Of outside
fences, and In fact OF all fences, is no, TO keep
out the stock Of q neighbor, but to restrain our
own. Asa result OF this ,dea we see that laws
preventing stock ofsny Kind from running at
large In tho highways are gaining ia form, aud
the area over which they extend Is every year
Increasing. 1t Il o mistake to suppose, a.
many do, that the froit and grass growing bc. D..
tween the fences ofa public highway Of right
bolong to tho publi:. Tho public have ouiy
the riiht OF passage over tho ground, but have
no right to Its products, which belong to the
owner OF the adjoining firm. As uoon es the
traveller or tho stsck OF the farm divtrgo on
either sido Of tho legal limits OF the road, r.cy
become tro'spa5sers 70 the full extent OF the
term. In strict equity II is no excuse thnt
thcro was no fence, tor a. before stated fences
are 70 Keep tho proprietor's stock within
oonnds, and not keep tho others out. II tskes
a long tlno for us 10 got rid of the Idea thai
- LEGAL fence" must be "horso hIsh, bull proof,
hog tight " sooner or lstor wo Will arrive .
a point when every farmer will 10 tie Judge
OF tho quality Of his own fenco, or In TACT
whether he will fence at all
Much has been said OF the Injustice and cru.
city Ola law which prevents tho poor man from
turning his COW out on the public road. In tho
hr't place u IL poor economy for any one to
turn COW into tho public roai. Tho time
spent In hunting her whom she fails to come
ani tho loss IRON not being nilksi at tho
proper time will usually pay for hor keeping in
much better pasture. Ui sill fencohrcskor. the
road COW isprobsbly tho most efhsent and ac.
tive. and Independent OF her own efforts, her
prosenco leads the farm stock, otherwise quist.
to break out and cause trouble when cows
were allowed " 20 at largs, It was impossible
to keep bull more than two or tire, ys,rs
for he became 60 unruly as to 10 nuisance
to hi' owner. BY the laws o,cluliny stock
from tho roads TIL. trouble Ia AVOIDED -. rHii.
ADELrHIA TiNas
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AS UNEXPECTED PARrY.-t few days
ago n man named Murphy while crossi NJ
Tussy's Mountain 10 the Pennsylvania Fur.
mace, by near cut, came across couple
Of bear cubs which he attempted to cap.
lure. The youngsters didn't like his ia
miliari'y aud took to y tree. Mr.. Mur-
ply. loath 10 lose such fne opportunity J
TO immortalire himself by carrying home
game Of his sort began pelting the cnbs
with stones with view Of disl oiging
them. 1he juvenile hruins raised an outs
cry which brought Madame Bear TO the
rescue. Then the fun began In earnest.
AMI Mr.. Murphy thinking that an immor
tality OF fame was not to be found under
these circumstances, fed down the nouns
tain with the enraged mother in fall pur-
suit. In his Aight Murphy lost n pair Of
shoes and a bundle. and WAS compelled to
seek refuge in a tree, q less happier man
than Z,cchcus. The enraged mother tore
the shoes aud bundle into more fragm enis 5
than the two she bears made Of the ~
children who Knocked Elisha She soon
returned TO her cubs. when Murphy also
took his speedy departure. Altoona Tei-
buns.
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rETlT JURORS,

- =
ADANs-N oses Erb. henry Gets.
BPAoHW--Dsniel VI. Snook, John Wc'1el
B.hysn w ss1'-JosOph N. Iierbstc-, Ipscph
W klno, 4. X MiillesvIrta. : l.,uoi :
Sellers, Io'orh y. ulsh, wilton II ulsh.
CHArMAS-GcorIc A. ShBrer.
fnAnKLtr william g. Bpwer.oN. Fr,rklln
Brbh John HaSSlnger. 'h1H l.. Snyder
! INcKspS-GeOrge J, Flinglnr, : X ieritA.
MiDpLgBrRJ-IacObA Aurln1, Peter Specht.
Mosnos daniel Gaugler, william Siear, John
Wenit.
MfpbLECRRgR--AdamS SPuer
PEuKY--John X. Arbogast, Isaac goodling
Philip smith, Jacob I Yergcr.
PERRY WEsT-S:manuel Striub. y. NJ. Trats,
Wilson B. weiney, Caleb weiney, JAeeb
:. Willow.
rEss-ChsrIes Grouse, Joseph r. NenS-irks
Henry Moyor, Mich,ol Z. Smith, frcdcrics
Ilrlch.
sRiisSGRoya-Lewis Amix ID. q. Dcrgstr-ss.r
uhar'es u. Bcyes, George Hendricks
n. u Sr'ech.
TSioN--W illiam Krebs.
ArHlN5Tos-fAilip proesc. Tranri5 Gliss
lhilip hcndricss, Geors' iios;erUan, Ssu..
uel Shadel.
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:. sNAHr THtNa.-How msov reopts arc
there who really know how 20 make Mustard
rnstert Not one in hundred q, the most,
every family, and rhysic!ans prescribe tho nr
l,lcation he orjipsry way is 10 NIX thn
inusthu WIN water, tem9oring ~ with TITLE
nour. but such plaster as this makes " sinp
" tbominatlc. Before it has hall done ia
work y bexins to blister tho patient, and
Iesves hiIn hnally with painfut 1eyed spot,
ehcial way than was intended. Now q mus.
t.rd plaster should never blister at all. liza
betfer than mustard piasters I; then use no wa.
ter, out mix the msstard with tho white
ef an eEKs, and the resultjwiii 10 plaster which
VIII draw" perfsctly, but will not produce
blister on the skin OF an infant, no matter how
long " b allowed TO remain on the part.
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Hints FOR WoaH. H.--r;cparitions for
Sowing lPhcit should ho made al
once. There was formerly more diff
ference Of opinion as TO the time OF
sowing wheat than there is now. The
majority of farmers favor early sewing,
nnd il the seed Is well in the ground
late in August, the chances are more
favorable than il it is sown later.
.lvherc ,mblo' 'rllows oats, tho oat stub.
lie should Dc plowcd immediately af.
ter the crop is taken from tho field.
If the weather is dry, the greater will
he the necessity for repeated blowing
AMI rolling. TO prevent the soil from
baking. .--I;r.
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FATAL AccipESr.-A terrible acct
dent happened on the farm FORMERLY
owned by I'm. B. Laird and now own
cd by Geo. Eager, whose son George
was engaged hauling manure with n
cart and horse TO field NJ some dis
tanco from the house. Not wishing tn
ride he was leading the horse. when
suddenly tho cart upset throwing the
horse over on its back and bv some
means the youth fell with or before the
animal which came down upon his
head with crushing force. in which
condition he lay until his brother ran
some two miles for help, he not being
nblc to remove the horse and relieve
his brother from his pcrlous position
On being removed il was found that
his skull had been crushed and that
his injuries were fatal. from which he
died ON Saturday. -Lswistown Gi,ctte
Sh inst.
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Auditors Notice.

In he Matter Of hc isagnd E|l's ~
John Si1wtcr.
The Auditor appointed TO ouiit the &C.
sount Of !. J. Shrsier assignee ot the a.
hove estate AMI 10 report distribution of
the balance in the hands Of the accounts
ant, will meet the parties interested on
Saturday. August 2bih, 1877, et 10 o'clock
4. " ai his cfficc in the Court Hon.e.
Miii.hu-g, Pa. when and where they
~" rogpes,el to make their claims or he
tebarroi from coming in upon sNii fund.
a. VI. PFAHLER.
Auditor.
Miiilehu--. Jul- 10. 1877.
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Al the adjourned court hold here on the
10th inst.. J. A. Lumbard Esq. tho editor
Of the "snyder County Tribune" was for
mally inductel into the Office Of associate
Judge. A. G. Simpson Esq. presenting
aud reading TO the court the commission
issued by his BScellency. J. r. Hartrsnft
appointing Mr.. Lumbard. Tho attentive
interest the new Judge gave to all the
proceedings. gives promise. that he will
make a good associate Judge.
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The officers of the Peoples Bank al
Newport, deny the statement that they
have recovered all the property stolen
from the safe. They have however
received tho bonds and papers, but the
cash they say is still missing and the
mystery Of the robbery is not set
made clear.
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A young man giving the name Of
Clark and purporting tn hail from Lew.
istown, Pa, first getting himself thor
oughly imbucd with tho spirits of cora
juice, and imagining himself to he II
second Rary, and peer Of any horse
tanner in the land, gave Il display Of his
abilities and exhibited his trained mare
"Topsy" in the public square at this
place, on Monday last.
"Topsy" failed to do credit to her
trainer which aroused the ire Of the
trainer TO such an extent, that he pros
ceeded to work upon the feelings oi
"Topsy," by abusing her shamefu!ly ;
Constable Smith here put in an mp
pcarance and Clark the trainer is now
enjoying the hospitality of tho Hotel
dc Eisenhart," while "Topsy" is ten
derby cared for by Mr.. Smith Of tho
Paramount House.
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For the general information We
would state the law stipulates that all
sealed packages and packages 40 wrap
ped that their contents cannot reaidi>
~ be examined without destroying tho
wrappers are subject to letter rates Of
postage three cents for each half
ounce or fraction thereof when sent in
the mails This is n point To rcmem.
Der when making up packages to be
sent through the post Office.
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Cuas FOR CuoLrRA Mpanus. About
twenty years ago the New York SuS pub
lishcd the following recipe, that has been
found Of inc,lculable value in many f,mi.
lies in the summer time Take equal
parts Of tinciure Of opium, red pepper.
rbubarb. peppermint and csmphor and
mix them for use. In case of dinrrhoe en-
take dose Of ten TO twenty drop, in
three or four ieaspoonsiul of water. No
one who has this by him md takes it in
time will ever get the cholera. Even when
no choler, Is anticipate It ia an excel.
leut remedy for ordinary summer COM
plaint.
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Blackherries and hucklebcrries have
been unusually abundant In certain lo.
calities favorable 10 their growth In this
county this season but apples. pears
and pesches my be considered nearly n
total failure, whilst the grape- are strug-
Cling hard TO grow into about half crop,
aud may with unfsvorablo weather come
short Of that STANDARD.
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WArrLEs. One pound Of butter mel.
ted in quart of milk, aud ten eggs
beaten light thickcn the milk and
butter with sifted flour, and add the
eggs and little salt should he of the
consistency of pound cake, add enough
yeast to make IL rise. Set to rise in n
warm place. To be eaten in the evcn-
ing, the wallles should hc mixed early
III the morning in Winter, and in Sum
mer at midday.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !

Tho undersigned Assignee Of Iessc ". WAL
ter, will expose T. public Sale, At the Wsshing
ton Hlusc IN Midllcburg, on TINT RSDAf,
AUGUST 23td, 1877. The following described
Real L.iatc. viz The undivided half o't Ger.
traiu 1raot Uf Timber I.Nnd situate in frrrtllu
tyr. Snyder Io adjoining lands NJ Frederick
Wafer, Christian 'hanblch and 0ihcr~. con-
hinins 9j ACRES \ ~ Pcrchcs, more or lnss
This whole tract will bo sold, by Leave ~ the
part owner and 'iiie given, or tho undivided half
ac may Euit purchasers.
sale 10 commolcs ~ o'clock p NJ q pa'i
10y when dus attendance VIII 30 given ana
terihs of sale made kuownby
DAVID dROsT,
A..l.y.o
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NOTICE..

Henry Moch,iy ! In The Comm mon Piens
~ fer S1Eirr CDmiy. No.
An'iia Tr,asicr. los oC Sept Z. 1913.
The public src hereby notlhei tha, hm.lin
Tteast"r iefcri1nt g. Abpyo stated Judgment ha.
n legal md tguitNble sct-pn to the Eatns, Atl par
ties ncRniiaiing fJr trArtter or s,iknmcLt ~
the above Jii,n"nt viii take notice thu ssii
sstgh, With al other egui,es 20 which tho De
fouiant may b. entitled Aill be soi up a. against
saii judgment
AMELIA TRHASTER
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Tho Patriot of the lst inst says Or
lando Bert1, aged - years, n grandson
of William Ritter, of New Berlin
Union county. committed suicide, on n
farm IN Lchigh county, by hanging
himself to the limb of cherry tree
by means off rein. NJ reason is as
signed for the rash aci, brt the boy is
believed to have been afflicted with
melancholia.
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PRIVATE SALE

Samuel Smith deceased, offer at Private
Sale. n Valuable tract Of Limestone LauJ.
containing about 20 acres, and two Lots OF
Ground, with House. Barn aud other i'm .
provements, very cheap. and on reasonable
terms. The property Is all in the Borough
limits. For particulars call on or address
GEoRos W. sairH, Middleburg, Snyder
County, Pa. Aug. 1914.
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FAtR.-Correciion The Snyder County
Central Agricultural Society will hold its
fair on the fair ground, near this place.
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Ooto.
ber, 4th, 9th, and 9Th, 1877. instead Of
the Sd, lth. and 9th, IS stated In our
paper last week.
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FLouu FLous We are pleased TO
state that q. G Guielius has made ar.
.raugements. AMI will keep constantly on
hand, the best brands of wbost -four.
large and small naoss, which be will seil
for cash at the very lowest figures.
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A CETAT 0FFTS Il

NrN 'I yr"Ire ,',pSt ! ~. Mime die,
ranr ar f.t''ls = tiEasNS prv .uH
sr, ,nd lUu. d C-at glbs, nitto~v Iuo'pE.
ing vEsr't o. IrvN' pricp Iar r.s' e..
tr..s .rIpb'' ~ f0 lni undn p.iU nv fsna
orc. 90. .urF .r.sr. v r.rfS GEg ~
.>StklE tca ck}Gag i.AydS a ,.R-
9 EsN> ,pc'nJr,g FHeN Nc0 So.vnail 4
Rrog.ir orr p,r rlST n shE. ? fsp'sp.
Picr.s slNu. 1-, da 8 10 MOI us'd
ycr, S.q .gbm SbG ! ssons svss
B. Stow COS. Stort sSsS " 81 rs
hr rssh M, usct y ye.N ~ rrtfea, nrs
dcr nrG wsvrpited I.nc,.. and Travelling
AGENTS WANTED lnUstra,ea n,sss
Vague Nhnrd q lihCfbl li-ccuut e. Teach.
er-- Ministers CMvrlrs. GO. si,r,t uir.
81, ~ hall psce. NaNACf WATERS a
SN'S Nsuuhctrr,~t 4 boblers 40 Eas'
~ ST. unio, sGHrs = y
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Persons binding grain or husking
corn sometimes snffer greatly from in.
famed hands. Their pain can be
greatly mitigated by bathing the hands
at night in warm lye, and rinsiny In
milk,
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All communications, business let.
ters &C., for this Office, TO secure
prompt attention should be addressed
ns follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be handed
ia by Monday noon, to secure user
ton in next issue
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Losr.- On Friday q wsst dsiween Mid !.
d'ebure. and Be,vertown u pair Of SC alcs.
The duder will pleas leave them at this
office.
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Horace Kline q son Of George Kline
OF Benvertown. fell from u wild cherry
tree on the 18th inst. and broke both
arms between the wrist and elbow.
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The storms this summer have been
moro general and more destructive
than ever before.
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4 DNINISTRATORS' NOTICE

~ -Lottnrs oiadministratinu On tla at'p'. a'
Daniel gc'ubcrling late ~ Penn t1vralii '..''
having boon T-ar'ri ~ 'ie ur,cfs Igr..i al rct.
iJn4 knowing tNrW-elyCr indebted g. .ai1 .Etstr
NJ reGue ich '' n1En ninugis'eTaym'n rhI's
hose having Claims viii present them tuly
authenticated or scttiomouttl
HENRY MOTTR
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