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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-09
May ., 1878 3m.
COURT PROCLAMATION

Whereas the lion. J. G. Bucher Prasi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed ofthe counties OF Snyder, Union
and Mif'iin and Hiram O'Nsll and Il.
l.. Raudenbush Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the 18th day OF
Feb. A. y. 1873, TO me directed for
the holding ofan Orphans court, q court
Of Common Ploss, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court OF Quarter Ses-
sions Of the Pcaoe at Middlchurg. for the
county Of Snyder, on tho ith Monday, (be
ing the 9th day of May. 1873. and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Pcaoe and Consta-
bles in and for the county Of Snyder. to ap-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remcmbrances TO do those things
which Of their Offices and In their behalf
pertain TO be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common.
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and thcro attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to be punct.
usl in their attendance at the appointed
time agreesbly to notice.
Given under my hand and seal OF the
Shcrif's Office in Middleburg, the tlth day
Of Apr. A d.. one thousand eight hundred
aud nty-eight.
DANIEL ElsENHART. Sheriff.
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Lcwisburg. Pa

STRUCK DY HGHrSISo.- o.-During ono
of the heavy thunder storms of Friday
afternoon last the house of Mrs. Mary
Davis, on West Third street, opposite
the henderson hose house, was struck
by lightning. The report was terrific
and startled everybody in the vicinity.
Taking the corner oirthe chimney of
the back building, the fluid ran down the
edge of the roof, crushing in the outer
end of'the bath room, which was built
on the end of the balcony, ran down
the spout, where it apparently eSplod-
ed breaking number Of panes of glass
in the lower story, scattered pack OF
tacks in the sitting room, made two or
three holes in rain barrel and went
down into the ground at the hydrant.
Shingles and weathcr-boarding wero
splintered and carried in all directions,
one about lhree feet long having been
lodged on a tree in the garden 80 feet
away. The inmates of the dwelling
ut tho time were Mother Davis and her
daughter, II. Ann Davis, the first named
being down stairs. the latter up, seated
on the floor within six feet Of the open
bath room door sewing carpet. Both
were severely stunned and felt tho ef-
fects for hours afterward. The square
window of the bath room was literally
shattered into bits. Tho upper part of
the house was Glled with sulphurous
smoke. Numbers Of the townfolks
visited the premises after the rain had
subsidized, and congratulated them OH
their narrow escape from death.-Lew-
isiown Gazette, May Isl.
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Attention. Farmers

The undersigned. Agents for The
Farmers Friend Grain Drill, Taylor
Hay Rakcs, riding and walking Cult
vators and all kinds of frst.class farm
ing implements and machinery, which
they will furnish on short notice and
cheaper than they can he furnished by
any other persons. Also, first.class
water works arranged with The lIalla-
day'Standard Wind Engines on short
notice. All goods warranted to bo as
represented. Catalogues and prices
sent free on application.
Thankful for past patronage VIC So
licit continuation of the same.
Respectfully Yours,
RIEiiL BROS.
Lewisburg, Pa
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Obituary..

II is with sincere regret We this wcok record
the death OF Hon. b. l.. Boudenbueh one Of
tho most esteemoi citiseos OF this county.
lie dicd at his residencs In Aismsbu urR, OF
"Gastritis" after o sickness OF two days du .
ration.
He was born in schuyikiii 90. Pa. Decem.
Dor end 1879. lie was married on the 27th.,
day Of Jniy 1854 TO Maria Maiinls Madden
by whom hc had two sous, who are ief, to ur.
vivc him.
His hrst wife having died q npmbsr Of years
ago hc was married q second time TO Mics
Eilrsbet we,rel who also died on the ., day OF
September 1874 since which time he has been q
widower.
Ito came TO this county number Of years
ago and established himself In business, and by
Industry, perseverance and iuiomintabis eu
ergy succeeded In ammassing considerable
mo ans.
In the fall OF 1877, no was elected our Associ.
alto Judge, for period OF Ave years dying In
officc. his term having not yet expired.
lie was buriei on the 9TH, inst, at Adams.
burg, according to tho rites AT l ceremonies Of
tho FREQ Masons, OF which body no waa a meu.
Der.
The funeral sermons were preached by
Revs. weiaud and Roinig.
How often tie hand Of uod, In his infinite pro.
riicnce, take from u the ost cherished Of our
friends.
We were i,r years on intimate terms of friend
ship with the deceased, aud his sudden and un.
expected death has created void in our circle
Of friends, not osslly nlled. Ito was q man ro.
ape ctod by all who knew him.
Kind, to fault, hs wasthe friend Of the poor
Gsaerous, aud amiable, he was tho best OF COM
pauions Honest and capable, no made n surrc.
rior onccr; kind bo,rtei aud anable, no was
kind husband aud father.
True to his professions he was honorcd and
respected by all.
By his doath the county losos an estmsbl ci'.
iz,n, the pcopls tricui, tho C,irt as excellent
oler, the Free Misons au bonored broth er, and
his sons a noble father.
May the eyorgrcons be just emblems Of hts
memory
Peace to his ashes
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ELECTION OF Co. SUPT.-According To
the provisions of the Act of assembly,
in such case made and provided, the
School Directors of Snyder County met
in convention at the Court House in
this place, on the 9TH inst. to elect a
County superintendent of Schools, to
serve three years.
Samuel Allcman, Esq, was called to
the chair and 7. }. Smith, Esq. was
elected secretary Of the Convention.
Prof VIM. II. Dill of Freoburg and
Co. Supt. w. II. Scharf were nominat-
ed, after which short speeches were
made by the candidates and evidence
oftheir competency were submitted to
the convention. The election was
then held which resulted in the cleo
ton of Mr.. Schorf by vote of 45 to SO,
The convention was not required TO
fix the salary Of the Co. supt. as here
toforo, recent act Of Assembly chang
ed tho law in that respect. The salary
fthe Superintendent for this county
is now $1,000
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West Beaver Items.

On Thursday last Joseph Wagner Of
Decatur twp, Mifllin CO.. WAS arreeted
and brought before N. b. Middleswarth
]. p, charged with stealing a watch
out of the house OF John Ulsh sr. AZ
ter hearing the evidence the Justice
discharged the prisoner for want OF
evidence against hins to warrant con-
viction, the day following II was found
out that he had stolen the watch and
traded it TO Adam Wagner esq, OF
West Beaver twp, for months rent
of a house and lot, 80 therefore the
warrant was again plac ed in the hands
of constable Herbster for his arrest,
but the thief is yet at large.
The thief, has already served one
term in the Eastern Penetentary for
forgery.
Mcclure U. s. s., organized April 2s,
and elected the following officers ;
Supt., r. ID. Bower, asst, Supt., Lewis
W. Manbeck Secy., w. M. Bratten.
The st. Matthew, U. s. s., held their
election for officers for the ensuing
year, April 2lst, and re elected N. b.
Middleswarth Supt., Daniel q. Terrell
asst, Supt', Isaac Middleswarth, Secy :,
Isaac Weiand, Librarian Samuel Wei-
and, Treasurer.
N. B. Middleswarth has made apph-
cation TO Hon. Chas. Miller for some
fish to stock tho dam in Vest Beaver
Township, the head wators Of Middle-
creek, namely Jacob II. Howell & G.
w. Pisher's dam, and also tho head
waters of Beaver Greek. Ho has re-
ceived q letter from James Worroll,
Actuary, that he can get the fish
through our member, Mr.. Miller as
soon as they are ready, as the present
stock is running very low, they may
have to wait for the next Matching but
we are sure TO get them as Mr.. Wor-
rells letter is before me and speaks for
itself.
Tobias Baker Of Mcclure 10 putting
up q new House this Spring, Ia work.
l.. Ia. "A 49, Ia -. Il.
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ACCIDENTS. "A correspondent sends
Us the following AS Mr.. Daniel Rine,
of Rye twp. was cleaning a we'll for
Mr.. Emanuel Keller, on Saturday, the
Goth inst. he went down and was tax
on sick from the effects of the foul air
He started to 60 up the ladder, and
when about 20 feet from the bottom
he tainted and fell, landing on his
head, breaking his nose and decorating
his forehead in a shocking manner,
and causing conclusion of the brain
DR.. Epley was sent for. who dressed his
wounds and has attended to him since.
Mr.. Rineis still deranged and laying in
very dangerous condition at this writ
ing, 26th. The doctor has very little
hopes Of his recovery Bloomfield Times
April 30th.
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Medical Society.

Tho Snyder county Medical Society
held its last meeting in Boyer's Hall,
at Frecburg, on Wednesday, May 1st,
1873. There was good turn-out of
the Members. The proceedings were
interesting, and the time was spent,
apparently, othe benefit Of all present.
At this meeting the Society succeeded
in adopting Fce>bill, s3mething
which appears necessary to the har-
mony and well>being of the Fraternity.
This bill is intended TO he guide to
the practitioner in making his charges.
The following were elected officers.
for the ensuing year: DIR. II. NJ. Nip-
pie, President -Drs. b. +. Hagcnscllor
& A. NJ. Smith, Vice Presidents DR.
]. y. Shindcl, Sec'y and Treas'r -Drs.
Perce, Herman, A. NJ. Smith and J.
W. Sheets. Censors. Drs. III. NJ. Nip-
pie and J. Grier Barber were elected
Delegates TO tho Medical Society Of the
state Of Pcnn'a., which meets at Pitts
burg. May %, 30and 81. 1873. Two
new members were admitted Drs. +. j.
Wagensellcr and H +. Woomer. The
Society now consists of large majorit.
Of the Physician,of tho County. A
number Of the members gave report of
Medical Cases, written and orally
which were very interesting, and in~
tended to bring out discussion, in
which all took part-comparing notes,
opinions and treatment, to the mutual
benefit ofall. This R,eeting was moro
interesting, and seemed to do tho
members more good, than any tho So.
ciety has ever held. So it should be
Let every member try to bring some
thing which no thinks will interest,
and all will be benefited and pleased.
The Society will hold its next meeting
at Middleburg, Aug. 7th, next, at .
o'clock A. NJ. REroKTER.
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A nMlNISTRATOR'S NOTlCE-Letters
Aof administration DE poSIs NON CUM
TEsrAsEsro ANsExo on tho estate OF
Jacob Nerbood deceased, late Of Beaver
Twp, Snyder county. Penn'a., having
been granted TO the undersigned, all per.
sonr knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate are requested TO make immediate
payment. while those having claims will
present them duly authenticated for set.
Element to DANIEL NERH0OD,
April II, '7spi. Administrators.
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DIED.,

April ?jtb. near Ricbfcld, Mrs. Mary
4. Sherman aged 90 years month and
II days.
April 30th, in Prooburg, Of Pncumonia
Clara Elizabeth, daughter Of Simon 3. aud
Anna Maohemere aged 3 years and ;
mnoths.
April II, 1873, very suddenly OF dropsy
Of the hoart, Father John Ilouswerth OF
Bsrrien Co, Mich. formerly Of Sny der
Co Pa, aged 7Sy. I'm Iii.
Near Bristol. Elkhart Co, lad, April
II, ls7S,Eve Hcieler. aged G7y. 2m. H..
formerly OF Snydcr Co., Pa, and wife Of
Abraham Xeigler, deceased.
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Notice OF Incorporation,

NOTICE is hereby given that m
IN application will DO made ut tho May term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of snyder county
meeting on Monday, May 2Ith, 1878, for char
cation at Botschafts Churo In Chapman town
ship under the name, style and title OF The
Botshafts Church In Chapman Township"
having for It's object the promotion OF the Ina
tsrests Of religion and true morals,
GRIMM Il DILL,
May O. 'Is. Atty's for Petitioners.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from sctivc practice
having had placed In hi1 hands by an Fast In.
diau missionary the formul, Of q simple yeRc.
table remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Bronchitis. Catsrfh, Asthma,
aud all Throat and Lung affections, also posi-.
tive and radical cure for General Debility and
MI nervous complaints after having thoroughly
tested its wonderful curative powers In thous-
ands of oascs, fools u his duty to make It known
TO his suffering fellows. Tho recipe will be
sent FREQ of charge 10 all who desire IT, with full
directions for preparing and successfully using.
Address with stamp naming this paper.
DR.. NJ u. BELL.
No. IS CORTLAND ST., BALTIMORE NJ. d.
Fob. II rs. bm,
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WORMS ! WORMS WORMS ,

l.. =. kuukel's Worm Syrup never fails 10 de-
stroy Pin, Scat aui stomach Worms. Dr Kun.
kel, the only successful physician who rcmuves
Tape Worm IN two huure alive with head, and
no fee until removed. Common sonse teaches N
Tape Worm be removed, all ether worms can be
readily destroyed. Send for circulars to Y, =.
kunkcl, $50 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia
IA, or call on your druggist for q bottle ot
kunkors Worm Syrup, price III. II never fails.
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SNAKEs.--Simon Row of Franklin
Township, on the 2sth of April while
examining his oats, discovered and
succeeded in killing three large black.
snakes, each of which measured five
feet in length.
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hereby noti.
Ahed that Frederick Keesiug of West
Perry township, Snyder Co., made an assignment
OF all his effects, roal and personal to the nm
persons having claims are reluos stod to present
them to tho undersigned, and persons indebted
will please mako immediate payment,
WILLIAM HARDING,
Apr. 9th, '7s. Assignee.
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MoDoC ISDIAys on THE MovE.-A
few weeks ago number of Modoc In
dians. clad in the uniform Of the Unit-
cd States, passed over tho Pcnnsylv~
MIA railroad in one Of the regular pas-
senger trains, on their way from IVash-
ington to their former home in tho far
west. They wero part OF tho Modoc
Indians sent to the Dry Tortugas. on
the Florida coast, for participation in
the Klamath massacre. under Captain
Jack, several years ago, Some cigh-
teen or twenty Of the young mon of
the tribe, wo learn, were left Mt
Hampton Roads, Va, to be schoolcd
The party were in charge Of several
United Statoe Government officers and
were destined for one of the Western
reservations.
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pH-"Ts do as Folks Of Fashion do" in

one respect at least. you must use GLssN's
SULPHUR Soar, which is immensely popu-
lar among the elite Of society, and deserv-
sdly so, for II 10 the most sslutary Of beau
iihers and purifiers. Sold by all Druggists.
IIILL's Hair 4 wHIs KsR Dys, Black or
Brown, 600.
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To CONSERVATIVES,

a. The G sdysr.i:ss: :. e sss,i.s bs:s pss@::.S:atIy
9 :; s. s::S ,S.'s: ss. e s:s: :: s:! ss';
ell xAo desire =, y wili sssd cspy. q ~
s:s S:y =; s asi :Ss. :ss ga. Y: Ss
.Iss3Isr SsS:S5's e
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A full line OF Straw Goods, new and
fashionable at Wcis & Oppenheimcrs
Selinsgrove.
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John Wendt, Esq, has taken posses.
sion of the Central Hotel at Shamokin
Dam, lately occupied by +. Hotten-
stein and is doing big business. His
Bar and Table arc always we'll suppl,
cd and his guests are sure for n square
meal. The fishing season is here and
those who go to the Dam for fish ol
fishing purposes will find il the place
most convenient. Don't fail to give
him q call and our word for ii you will
not go away displeased.
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Local News, &c.

All communications, business let.
TORS &c, for this Office, to secure
,rompt attention should he addressed
as follows: THE PosT, Middlcburg,
SNYDER County, Pa. Advertisements,
com munica,ious &c. must be handed
in by Monday noon, to secure inser-
tion in next issue
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7opnsl.ip Poor Fund.

7o,pnship Poor Fund.
Balance duo twp. BY A. b. walter oflsIs t32 0t
do DO Geo. Schambsch lsT ~ 81
do do Simon Row do ~ w
mount realized out Of sale OF Mrs.
Eckert's Real Estato liable TO her
maintenance ~ pauper 6t6 "
Money received by Cyrus bowsrsox
Overseer for hor support rtf1
Amount paid VIM, Good t20
Bal. due Twp. for support q Mrs. Eokert ls2 "
Money ree'd Of above sun v. n.
6badsr HW
WE, the tndersignsd, Auditors OF Ersukiln
sowssnip, hsvaae s 1sea asy SS''Ssa, mss % me
ditsd aud sottlel ths lorpgoi9g eoconntA OF The
6upssvisoss Snd OverssefS Of The Poor, fos the
year 1871 End DO report ths same tras snd eoI,
bellsG 9. 4, noLEMDERs
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.--Letters
IA testamsntary on the estate OF David
Loose late of jackson Township, Snyder
Co., Pa, decd. have been sranted to the under.
signed. III persons knowing themselves ,ndebt
cd to sa!a estate will please msse Immediate
payment while those having claims against said
estate will present them tor settlement to
ANDREW BENFER.
April Is. 1877. Executor,
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The Great Discovery


e. r. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF
IRON. For the cure Of weak stomach, zen,
erai debility, indigestion. disease OF the ner.
vous system, constipation, AGILITY Of the stom-
ach, and Gil cNses requiring n tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable ard
efncient salt OF Iron we possess. Citrate Of
Magnet Oxide, combined W ith the most ner
Bark.
Tho effect in many cascs Of debility. loss NJ
appetite, and general prostration, Of an ef .
hcient salt OF Iron combined with valuable
Nerve tonic, Is most happy. II augments the
appetite. rises the pulse. takes OF muscular
habbiness, remove, the pa 1lor OF debility, and
wiycs horld vigor to the countenance.
DO you want something to strengthen You
DO you want good appetite D1 you want n
good appetite : DO you want to build up your
constitution DO you want TO fcei weII no
you want to get rid ~ nervousness Do you
want eneray DO you want TO sleep well ! 10
you want brisk and vigorous feelings II you
do, Try kunkcl's Wine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been thorough.
" tested bY all classes OF tho community, that
u " now decmcd indispensable as n Tenic med
icine. IL costs but little. purifes the blood
and gives tone to the stomach, rouovates tho
| system and prolongs life.
i now only nsk u trial OF this va liable Tonic.
Price " per bottte. y. =. RUNkET., sole
lroprietor Philadelphia, Pa ASK your drug
glst for kunkcrs Bitter vino of Iron, AMI
take no other mske. Sold only In 81 bottles.
All others nrc counterfeit, so bowato of them
Buy six bottles for 800,
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aeA-Weis & Oppenheimor, Market
st., Selinsgrove, are selling Men and
Boys Plain and Fancy Fine Cashmere
Suits Mems as low rs 1926 Boys
$3.50.
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SPECIAL PREMIUM TO AGENTS,
An Unprecedented Offer ~
Given Away ! |!

On April ist, We commenced rev res
cord Of the number Of subscribers each
agent sends as, and the first one whose
list reaches 400 names sent to us at club
rates will bo presented with ono Of DAN
TEL r. BEATTY's GRAND METROPOLIS
TAN ORGANS.
STYLE no. l2lc
Tho most compile Reed Organ ever offer.
cd tho musical public, Elegantly carved,
highly polished solid black wslnut ease;
three sets reeds five octaves thirteen
stops and for which Mn. BEATTY charges
$3.50.
To the second agent that sends use
list Of 4oo names We will present one Of
the
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES,
known az the number Two Gu the lis. Of
the Company and for which they charge
800.
These premiums Gre in addition 10 tho
usual percentage our agents are receiving
aud those that are not successful Ia OBJ
tanning either gift will earn their com.
mission as usual Gu what auhsoriptions
they send. The 400 names must DO ras
ceived by US between April LIST, aud Sep.
temher 3oth. 1873.
Here Ia something handsome Ia work
for, and an setiys person caa DO il In hslf
the timo limited.
The members Of o Church, Masonic
Lodge, or any other Society, have aov .
good opportunity 70 make up 4 Club for q
frst-elsss paper at 9 low price, aud st the
same tirae obisin a handsome Organ Zee
geneysl use, or ponestie Sewing Mss
chins TO donate 20 some worthy persoa,
Begiu ct once. and send In tho naues -
received.
New York Weekly Atlas,
10 BEEKMAN STREET
Nxw YosE.
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Is IN induccment for
Post Masters!

and others to get up clubs, We make the
following liberal offer
Any person sending club Of Ten or
more for one year, can retain rs cents
from each subscripiion, remitting TO us
30 cents for each name, and copy Of
the paper will bo sent weekly to all Of
said subscribers, postage paid, for one
year.
II is not necessary for all the names 10
be addressed to the same office.
SPECIAL PREMIUM TO AGENTS,
An Unprecedented Offer ~
A $3.50 Organ nul n $50 Domestic Sew
ing Machine.
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MARRIED..

April l6. John Dichl Of New Berlin an
Mrs Mary A. Fullar Aiamsburg.
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II is not necessary for all the names TO
be addressed to the same office.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. Sc.-cIos


~ ing Pricos of DR HAVEN n TowssgSD, 40
South Thrd street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
aud sold either Tor cash or on margin April
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ORGANS iFh.'s txniSIsl5a GSni5a at s,s., q"
Catalogues and Circulars with new stylcs, rc.
duccd prices aud much Intormq'ior, sent iroo
MASON llAMLIN ORGAN co, Boston
New Ork or chicago.
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STATEMENT OF tho Finances Of
~ Franklin Township, for the year 1917 and
previous Years,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

MEssRs. BATES, BANCROFT, CRoAs-
DALE, ct al, of the Erery Erening and
old Commercial are very valiant men in
deed to send forth such cowardly inuen-
does against the character of Judge Woot-
ten, a gentleman who has served the
State as an Associate Judge for "a years,
and who is now approaching seventy-four
or five. Why it might be said of some
of these that the air had been filled with
rumors, &C., or Of many others OF. high
position, friends of theirs, that we might
name. But would that be right in us ?
Yet those who live in glass houses should
not throw stones. This is not our quar-
rel, and we do not mean to make it so.
If it was
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

Six hundred jo1rneymen shoemakers
of Chicago struck yesterday for an ad-
vance of wages from 80 to $l2. They
have refused an offer of the employers to
compromise for $40 so per week. The
employers declare that it is a liberal
price, the best they can offer, and that
ii it is not accepted they can and will
get their work done in the East at less
prices. There are 900 shoemakers Of
this class in Chicago, and those who
have not already struck threaten to dc
so. The strike includes all the leading
wholesale houses.