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Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
Fifth Department.

Fifth Department.
 AIIZ ,NA 'I ODUCTS. Be, t ,ark wheat flour. See nd Lest sark wheat flour. Be t sack wh. a'. $ cJnd best ok wheat. Iii Il Ie-r sark wheat. B si suck ba l Y. $ cond h, st slci blr,ey. Tlnd b, st -',ck barley. B.>t sa * ,orL. S,c nd b, st sack corn. Bsst sa. k cOrI m al. Scco d Lest ,ck corn meal. l est fifty Ol.nCs aliil Il seed. Second best fifty pounds a.fIlEa secd.
 SECOND GLASS. Best sack i,h D, tat ies. Secnl.d best sack IliSh potatoes. B,'st sack sw, e p't toes. Second bet sack sweet pot ,tocs. Best fifty pou ds be t.. Sec md Lest fifty pounds beets. Best bnx tomatoes. s nd brst box tomatoes. Bet half dozen ,bbag.s. Secund best Il h,lf dozeI cabbagcs. Best fifty pousds onions. $ nd best fifty pounds orious. Third b. fiji y pounds o..iunS. Best exhibit of squashes. Second b..t exhibit of squashes B;st sw, ei com. Bet exhibit w. trmeiors Sec md hest exhibit wIierme,ons Best cxlili' muskme .ons. Serond b, st exhibit mu- kmelOns Best and Ian gest pumpkin. Second best and largest pumpkin
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First De eyarJment-
HOISES.

hOhGLS. Best draft stallion, four years old, or over.
 Second best daft stallion, four yea ul |, O. over.
 Be.t m,re and cilt, four years old, ar over.
 S.conl best mrre and cot, fou years olI, or over.
 B st family h 'rse. B.-sI pair dr fit horses. s c,md best p ,ir of draft horses. B.,t pair of roidsters. $ c,ul best pair of ro,dstcrs. T e b st col, on; year old. S,conl best colt, one year old. The best span of mules. The sec nd best spa of mules.
 CATTLE. Best bull, two years oil, Or over. SrcoId best bull, two y,ars olI, or ov'r.
 The best COW of any agr. Tla $ GO id b.St cnw oi any age. Bes bull cllf une year ol l or over. Sc ml best bu l calf, one year old. nr ove~.
 B st hrifer, ne year old, or over. Seclud best hcifer, ont year Cll, or o.er.
 SHEEP. The best ram, of any age. Seronl best am Of' any age' The b .Si eve, of any az. Tn: s.cln1 besi eve of any age
 AVG IRA GOATS. The best buck of any age. The second best Luck, ofany age. The best doe, of nny age. The second hest doe, of any age The best boar. of any age. Second best boz of any age. The Lest sow of any agc. The second best SOW, of any age Best SOW and pigs, of any age I he second best SOW and p.gs, of any agr. Tie be pair of pigs, f.om foul to eight mouths old.
 FLUFFY. The brst par of tu keys. The seconI best pair of turkey S The best pair of geese. The second best air of gees The be prir of ducks. The s,c'nd best pair of ducks I he best pair of hckcns. TLe secm.d Lest pair of chi kens
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Sixth Department.

MI Es ANn MINERALS. Best developed mine in Maricopa County.
 Secnld bet developed mine in Mariropa Cou .tv.
 Best caliIrt of mineral specimens Second bcst crbinet of mineral sp' cmens.
 Thifd best cabinet of mineral spei imenS.
 Best exhibit of bullion.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25

The best hair work. Tie second best hair wo. k. The best braid work. The second b-st braid wo.k- The brst wal;-lockrt. The second b.st wall-pocket. The bess wal bracket. Tine second bet wall bracket. Tie b st p.nc'l d:awirg. The second best pencil d:awing. The best wo sied wreath. S.coHd best worst .d wreath. The bes; worst d work. The best r> hibuion of landivork by Miss un CT l5 years of age. The best croclet dv. The secold best c'och, tidy. The Lest inl. cushion. The ,e, ,ond test iri ei cushion. l h. best watch pocket. The secand bet wat:h pocket. The best Ill itch af,.. Tie second best m ,tch safe. Tie lest lace work. Tn. Src nd best lace work. Tn. Let p:.lIw sh m. The secOnl hest pillow shan. Tha besl dis l Y Oi' mi liLrrv. Second hcst display of millinery. The bes p'essrd flowers. The second best pre->ed flowers. Bes: holu t of naturd flowers. Yr,t bnqu ot artificial flowers. The h, st Do nei. h"me-m IGe. Seconl best bonn {. homemade. The best suit for boy und,r six ye,rs.
 Fe>t suit fnr gil under six years. B. st spec;m"r of feail.er work. The b si collection of bu;tci fiji s and n<cc,s.
 SECOND GLASS. The be par ge.It>' boots. Second Lest pair ge Is boots. Tie best pair g'-n.s d.ess shoes SccoLd best pair ge,.ts' dr, ss shoes.
 Bes; pair gents d 'css slippers. The b,st pair Lad es' shoes. Sec md lest pair ln, $ shoes. The b st pain ladies s,ipIs. Secoid b.>t pair ladies slippers. The b.>t doubl harness. The b..St si gle l.a.ness. B.-f ,ddle.
 Is st biidl".
 B $ srmp'e plIin pri' ting. Best samil' prinli,g ill rolors. Best specimen of bo k-krcping B st display of crLinet work. $ chnd best display of caLiAet work. Bet musical ius ruments. Second best musical Instruments
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25

This Premium List is published by order of the Executive Bond.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
WEEKLY BULLETIN

ontains all the s Francis Q State Hnd c .ist News "i ti week Nhil.. its xt nsiNs cores puud' nee -ni vuluminous d -pIici~s k'ep t.. .e;il-fs adv d ot all im'Wrtant evptts of the world The NERO ANT [ e MIN R, rh,. VEG | Nl.4 stnt e FARMER calm [ s-f- CT fo he " frOut i'. lis Financial aTfis D. Nm i'.g ,i"rk aLd Ma kri rep"r-s are a-'r'Ia e. aLd its z i''uituHIi DrTaft.h-nT is mad'' a imi"r- ant i-iture. ing suhsciIiI iIU.. 8 Ter year' six ,ntir Sl 50 C.ub> of f-i nior', O'''i- ai- dr-ss WI. b ,nrmsnpd -t s. 70 per c py r-r y"..r. and O.e copy free 10 be paity getEug uP toe Club.
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kodce.

The undersigned ie:~by civ's notice that frn m n d after tlis d',te she iiends [" "a.ry dn business isa sole trader in hTr 'Vn nhIn-, in Inc. Territory of Arizora. The sui bIs.ness i., h. that ui iarIning Taisii z ai d gen. ,r,I farming busine-s and that she will h. in. dividutllv resp us be f all debts .Uniracied h, her n accuuhi of i'd h si'ess
 ELI EN W. CRISMON. May 6 lS1S lJ-3t
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Prices to Shit the Times.

Filing r'lers for QTarfz Niins m ,ie a spec nltv or ler' hv V T ur hrrtsi ,ny of fhe M r hants f Pre~"o { wit rec i've p-, mrt attention. Terms. Ci>h on deliv.ry
 CLARK 4 ADAMS. II if
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PRESCOTT.
NEW DEPARTURE.
tentiOn All.

Having purchased the saw mill former, ii owned br A. Q. Moves; n.Ovrd it to 6r,.um rrek s.vei miles suiti of Presru [. Newly r' iii'-d and ar- inTnsu. q ' Ith ihe best of Ma chiuery. are prepared 10 furnish
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

Dispatches from Havana this
nnnonncs the surrender Of
the insurgents in tho neiyhborbood
of the rrocla. and also Of those IN
The Central Department OF the island
There eau be little doubt that the
vermont revoln.ionists bave resolv'
ed to accept the terms offered them.
and that in very short time tho
supremacy OF Spain will be every.
whore acknowledged. Tho result
does moi, Of course, satisfy tho ir.
reconcilable perty, who object to
any compromise which did not in
clude absolute independence; but
M this party conducted, for the most
part, its operations from the safe
shelter Of peutral territory their
opinions will not have much weight
With those who had to stand the
brunt OF tho contest in the field, If,
as it is asserted, Spain has resolved
to give Cuba representation in tho
Cortes aud 10 concede other i'm
portant advantages, the long war
will not have boon fougbt in vain,
aud IL is by no means certain that
| the future Of the island will not be
| - bright 40 II the revolutionistA had
sucoeeded ia obtaining . total eep
IAraki0n.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

In the Harrisburg II. Of r., the
other day, q bill passed second read
ing to prevent ladies' from serving
~ walters at drinking saloons. It
10 seldom that ladies' engage in this
occupation but VIC suppose the bill
includes the smooth-facod sex Of all
grades. The bill to forbid Sunday
exhibitions Of every sort, where an
admission fec is charged, failed in
the House on Tuesday for want Of a
constitutional majority-there being
o. votes for and "a against its pas
sage.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

When Hon. Robert w. Mackey
was Treasurer OF Pennsylvania, he
lost one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars of the State funds, deposited
with Charles 7. Yerkes, Of Philadel,
phis, every dollar Of which he made
good to tho State. Gen. McCand-
less, Secretary of Internal Affairs,
and Gen. Temple, Auditor General,
lost comparatively small sum Of
money through the failure Of
Doughorty Brothers, Harrisburg,
and now they arc before the legisla.
ture praying to have their loss sad
died upon tho State.
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James Gordon Bennett has pro
sented a memorial 10 Congress, IN
which no announces his intention to
organize an expedition, with view
to prosecute and, il possible bring
to n successful issue the Polar ex
plorations which have 30 long oc-
cupied the attention OF tho scientific
world; in short that he has purchas
ed in England the srtic vessel Pan
dora, and will equip hor at his own
expense for a cruise among the
fields Of the frozen North in search
OF the North Pole Tine object Of
his petition is to obtain the priv
lege Of sailing her under tho Ameri.
can flag.
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c,.y A. ,,;lo-o a.,

MRs. SKUNK, the widow Of Govern
or Francis Il. Skunk, died at the re-
sidence Of her son Casper Skunk,
near Willismsport, Md. on Friday
. week, aged IS years She was the
daughter Of Governor William
Fiudloy, and was q native Of Peters
township, this County, whore she
grew to womanhood. She was On
excellent woman. and always popular
in Harrisburg, where much Of her
life was passed.
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The figures OF an official state
mept OF the business OF the Pensyl-
vsnia Railroad Company on all lines
east Of Pittsburg aud Erie, for jan
nary, 1878, as compared with the
same month in 1877, show an in-
crease in gross earnings Of sl2,730 ;
. decrease in the expenses Of $780,
GIT. All lines west Of Pittsburg for
the month of January, 1878. show a
profit over all liabilitisS Of Sl43,-
l65. This is quite encouraging, and
tells fsvorably for the steadily im-
proving condition Of the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Company.
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The death warrsnts OF Patrick
Hester, Patrick Tully and Potter
McHugh, Mollie Maguires, OF Col-
umbia county, we're read to the cul-
prits q few days ago. Hester is said
to expect much from the board Of
pardons at their session this week
Last week the sheriff at Pottsville,
read tho death warrants to two Of
the Molly Maguires John Kehoe, to
DO executed April 1S, and Dennis
Donnelly, to be hanged at tho same
time. Donaelly listened calmly,
making no reply, but Kahoe, on the
conclusion OF the reading coolly re-
marked, "These things will happen
once in while.
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Tho Treasurer Of the U n its d
States is making every preparation
for the disbursement OF silver.
When the time comes he hopes to
pay the salaries Of member OF Con
gress for march in silver dollars.
The monthly pay Of member ia
four hundred and seventeen dollars,
the weight Of which in silver will
be about twenty-five pounds. There
are about three hundred members
and delegates, 90 that the total
weight Of silver required to pay the
House Of Representatives will be
seventy-6ve hundred pounds, or
three tons and three-quarters. The
cash messenger from the House
goes to the Treasury for the mem
bers every month with hand bag
He must hereafter 60 with three
carts and horses.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

Tho signing Of tho treaty Of peace
between the Czar and the Sultan
places Russia in very advantage.
ous position, which. however, is not
free from risk. So far as Turkey
herself is concerned the Gar had the
power to do anything he pleased,
with her. Even il he had seized
Constantinoble, dethroned the Sui
tan. driven the Mohammedans a.
Sross the Bosphorus, and annexed
all Turkey in Europe to his own do~
minions. Turkey could not have
prevented the execution of b 9
scteme. But other powers than
the two bslligerspts had interests
which they veEe prepared 20 defend,
and Russia had to give heed to their
rsmonstrances. The Czar has not
laid hands on Constantinople he
has not adhered to his original de-
mapd for the Turkish feet he has
reosdsd from the project OF expelling
the Turks from tho new principality
Of Bulgaria and he has abandoned
tho claim on the Egyytioa and Bull
Rsrian tributes. Should tho con-
fsrsn CO Of the European powers be
held, Russia will enter It not only
as a couqueror. but 40 the bearer o.
tho tr ssty OF peace signed by th,
conquered. She will insist that the
powers shall discuss only those
q q usstions in which they are directly
ia tsrsstsd and it loks ~ though, II
regard these, che would bs ready L
yioldss sAr ~ nay b asssssaay.
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n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
pICToRIAL
l,.HIST0RY OF 1HEW WORLD

Embracing full and authentic accounts OF
every nation Of ancient and modern umss. and
Greek and Roman Empires, tho g-owth n tho
nations Of modern Europe, tho middle sges,
the crusades, ths feudAi systen, tho roforIns-
tion, tho discovery and settlement OF tho New
World, etc., cto.
1t contains 81! fine historical snyravings and
1900 large double column paass, and IL the
most complete History Of the World ever pab-
lishod. 1t sells at sight. send for specimen
pages and extra tsr ms to Agents, and see why
II sells faster than any other book. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., fhiiAdsiphia. Pa.
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Mar. IL. '7S.
PUBLIC SALE.

Dv virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
DGonrt Of Snyder couniy. the uuder'
signed adn.inisraiors ofihs estate Of lr-
vim Smith, late Of frankliu to~nsbip,
deceased, will offer at Public Sale, Mt
Middleburg. on
Saturday, April 9th. 1879.
The following described valuable Real
Estate. to wit; A certain
LOT OF GROUND
situate in the Borough Of Middleburs.
bounded North BY Pine Street. East by
lot Of ID. Bolender. South by Long Alley
and West by lot Of Fannie Smith.
Also. csr,ain tract Of land situate In
Franklin township. County and State
aforesaid, bounded by lands Of Kalbaoh
h Co., Samuel Bowen and o,hsrs, con-
tanning
TEN ACRES
more or less. sale to commence at 10
o'clock A. N. Of said day when due aiten.
dance will be given and terms Of sale
made known by. .
FAMINE NJ. SMITH,
DAVID GROSS.
March. II, 1878 Administrators.
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Sheriff.

To the Republican voters Of SNYDER county,
We respectfully recommend william II. Bea.
yer, OF Mia liebur X, rs q suitable candidate for
the nomination At the coming Primary Elec-
tion. for the office OF SurRirv. sir. Beaver u n
Republican OF upguestionable fidelity to tho
party aud has contributed largely to Its sue.
cess lie Is q good business man, fally compe-
tent for tho p sition and his even temper,
mid and afiabl5 manners arc suthcieAt guar
antee that " olcctsd no ono would suffer un.
necessary oppression, Of sound integrity, good
moral character. competency. favorably knos u
and largely connected. his nomination would
give strength to the ticket at the 0cnetai
Election. CIrizRss or BEAVER,
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given ,hat the fol-
lowing articles have been purchased by
tho undersigned. at Censiable's sale and
left in the possession Of Coraeiius Bower
COX, during his pleasure. All persons
are hereby eauiioasd not 10 iu,syfere or
medd,e with the came. Wis: Cssking
Stove and pipe, Table, Wood chest. siuk.
clock, Bureau, rife. Sewing maching. II
chairs, eornfodder, 2 beds and bedding.
lot Of hay, 9 acres rye 10 the ground, 2
tubs. meat stand. doughtrey, 3 bags. look.
iug glass. lroa Kettle, 2 chests. q saws.
spirit level, o planners. ~ chissls. 8
squares, grindstous. Q svgurs. boring
machine, lot Of boards. 20 chickens,
Brscs, Isaac DBsxsD.
Feb. 20. 1879.
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Four or five provision dealers in
Philadelphia suspended on Saturday,
in consequence, it is stated, OF west
ern hams, which were bought few
months ago at ten cents, not COM
manding even seven cents per pound.
All the trade indications points to
the facts that those who speculate in
produce or provisions at the present
time are liable at any moment to go
down.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

BEN Wade was the author of the
term "Copperhead," which ho first
applied to Mason Of Virginia before
secession days Ha was also the
author OF the term. "Well, what are
you going to do about it'" which he
first asked Stephen A. Douglas at
point in a speech Of the Illinois Sem
ator, which caused him great en-
barrassment. :
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are hereby no.
"A ti6ed that Henry Benfsr. Jr., Of Mid
dlecresk twp, Snyder Co.. Pa. has on
this day made an assignment Of oil his
eaeo,s. both real aud personal 10 the un-
dersignsd for The benefit Of creditors
All persons having claims are requested %
present them 10 the uudsrsignsd. aud
those indebted wih please mako imms.
dists payment. ISAAC BILGER,
Mar. II 1878. Assisues,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

SErnxrANv Scuuax' communication
10 Congress on The timber question
fursished Senator Blaine with %
opportunity 10 make q severs attack
on that gentleman, the bitterness Of
which aud the language used Was
not justified by the facts.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given by the
IN undsvsIxued that bolnd boy In his en-,
ploy named, Jonas Keisier. assd about J.
yssrs, has lsn kis homo without any cause or
fsason Whatever. This 10 10 give notice that i
Will not he responsible tor any unlawful acts
committed, OF debts contracted by said boy,
10 ne. ISRAEL SHAMORY.
FTsnkliu Township, March 81 1878.
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The State election in New Hamp-
shire on Tuesday resulted in the rec
election Of Governor Prescott IRE.
by a majority Of about B.
500 over all oponents, The Legis-
lature is also largely Republican.
The antiadministration blasts of
Hon. VIM j.. Caudler didn't effect
p,voh
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General Grant is reported at Con-
stantinople, from whence he goes to
Rome, and finally to Paris during
the Exposition. Ho is in excellent
health, and fully enjoying his release
from the pressure Of official and
business cares.
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Assignee Notice.

A III persons interested are hereby no
fAiihcd that william Krebs OF West Rea /.
yer township. Snyder county. made an
sssignmen, Of all his effects. roal and per-
sonal to the undersigned for tho benc6,
Of his credi, ors. All persons having
claims ars requested to present them to
the uujersignej. ani persons indebted
please make INN cdiaie payment.
PETER RIEGEL.
J.J. MATTERN.
Nor. IA. '7S. Assignces.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

"SILvER GRAY."-We have received
beautiful song and chorus, entitled
"Siirer Gray" composed by S. Turney.
II is said to be one of the prettiest
songs now published. Any music deal
er will mail it to your address on re-
ceipt of price, 80 cents.
Published by w. l.. THOMPSON x
CO., East Liverpool, Ohio.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21

The resolutions and memorial Of
Montgomery Blair introduced in the
Maryland legislature some time since
come up on tho 18th inst, aud after
q heated discussion the resolutions
we're defeated. Maryland does not
always encourage demagogueism.
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'''"s' W 'o"" ''"o''" n"''"N's' v"
Er;y,,, M,-.L o. 1879
'"'6 -
The following a. soribei Hssi Estate, TO ~lt {:
TRA,iT No |.
A certain lot or place OF ground sitnato In
tho town OF Adamsburg. Beaver tosnship,
snyder county, Pa, bounded as follows. North
by public Road, south by an Alley, Mast by
lot ol wlIh,m ~, p,ee'e ,ni Wsst oy ,ot Q, J.,
X. na,nes' us,mx " sou. y.s y., ,,oo se , ss, ~
front ano one nunn,eu anu orns'y wv Iee, 70
ucptn, ~ rsereen r,, w. ors@y,eu 1919 ASs.ory ws.n
stnoarue"n ,M vMsi'ns ,'",s mo"ss. summer hoa's'
oh'" u"" "'Ao' y,..Sss w,..,wS
,. % 80 ,.
certnn IVY " u'ev " s.ouna u.uss a.
snoss, , 10 VounnI' m,, mo,s" s,s sm os "I WIS
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PUBLIC SALE.

YTNHE undersigned, administrator OF the
l. estate Of George W. HoH, late Of Wash.
ingion township, deceased, will expose
10 Public Sale, on the premises. on
Saturday April 8, 1873,
the following described Real Estate. situ-
ate In Washington township. Snyder Co .
Pa, bonuded East by Middlecreek. West
by public road lesding from Selinsgrove
to Frecburg, 9outh.west by 3 r. Hof
South by lands Of George Fisher, whereo q
are erected . two-story
DWELLING HOUSE.
and other out buildings and containing
ONE-FOURTH Of AN ACRE.
The absve property is q desirable one.
and located n u good community. Sale
to commence at I O'Clock p. NJ. when
terms will be made known by
b. p. HOHF,
Mar. IA, 1873. Administrator
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Tia Eastern question hiss not yet
been adjusted. The probabilities
arc that all matters OF dispute be-
tween the great powers, will be set.
tled ia the conference which is TO be
held the latter part ol this month.
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Snyder County IS:
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF said coun.
" No. Il December Term 1878 Isaac shaded W
Mary shaded. Tho alias Subpoena In tho a.
bove case having been returned "aihil" you,
tho said Mary shaded aro hereby required TO
appear at said court, on the Fourth Monday Of
May, Isfs to answer the complaint In the a.
bove case u. EtSfNnARr sheriff,
GRiMM h Dill Attorneys.
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NOTICE.
U. s. Internal-R Revenue,
Special Taxes.

TT under the Revised Statutes of
aud 1899; every person engaged In any business
avocauon, or employ ment, which renders him
liable to o special tax, Is required to
procure and place and keep conspicuousls
in his establishment or place Of busines,
STAMP denoting the payment OF said special
1873. Section 32as, Revised STATUTES, desig-
mates who are liable to special tax. A retu rn,
as prescribed on from n, ia also required by law
OF very person liable to sp 'eial tax as above.
pliance with tho foregoing requirements, or
Tor continuing In business after April 80. 1878,
without pay yment Of tar.
Application should 10 made to Charles J,
Bruner. Collector Of Internal Revenue, st
Sunbury, Pa. Mar. 7, iw,
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The jingle Of tho "dollar Of our
daddies' will soon be heard through
Tho land--as tho Mint at philadel-
phia has commenced the coinage Of
the new "sbinies."
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ASSIGNEE Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
Aby notified that Wm. slear OF Monroe
typ Snyder Co, made an asst Enment OF all
his effects, reai aud personal TO the undsrsigo-
oil fr the bsneht Of his credit ors. All persons
having claims are requested TO present them %
the undersigned and persons indsbt' d will
please mako immediate payment.
q. W. ROW,
Feb, %, rs. Assignee.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-21
Associate Judge.

We desire to rocomend to the Republicans Of
Snyher County Hon u. l.. Rauienbush as
suitable person for the once Of associate Judge.
He has flied the once for one term vi ith credit
to himself and the public. He Is we'll acqualn-
tod with the duties Of the ofIco aud Is In cvery
way quallined for the position. Penn