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Lord BeaconsfeId UuwcII.
A whole Family Murdered.

LoNnoN, July lS-LOrd BeacOnSfeld will
VISIT the queen, Al Osborne, on Saturday. He
Vas Lot well enough To 90 10 Windsor yesteT.
day, but Lord Salisbury went
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. D. B. Taylor.
l1th infantry, will report to the commanding
general department of Dakota for assignment
TO dHty-a post for medical treatment. Leave
OF absence Tor three months, with permission
to go beyond the sea, is granted Capt. John r
McGinneSs, ordnance department.
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The FOURTH OF JULY IN HAvRE.-Advices
received at the Navy department state that
the American war ships at Havre, France,
aappropriateiy celebrated the ith of July. Two
which were won by the crews from the Con-
stellation. Fireworks We're burned in the
evening, " 'Aio
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The Thermometer TO.d day I'm Several

NEW YORK, July lS.-At l:3O p. m the ther
mometer stood as follows at the places named ::
Cleveland, IS; ST. Louis 81; Cincinnati. -
Chicago, IS: indianapolis, %; Pittsburg 81 f:
Buffalo, S.: Saratoga, 90; Long Branch, 95 /:
Washington, 90; Philadelphia, 9S; New York,
90; Baltimore, 9S; Montreal, 81 The cold
wave stuck Chicago this morning.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT.-The Presi-
dent, today, appointed Thomas NJ. Helm, of
Kansas, to be register of the land office at
pended,
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T JUSTICES OFFICE.
N 466 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
c. 8. BUNDY, opposite City Hall, Justice OF
the Peace. y6-1m
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. F. w. Crocker, to
the Wabash, at Boston, relieving Lieut.. VIM.
P. Randall, who will hold himself in readiness
for orders to the Asiatic station. Lieut.. Fred.
and placed on waiting orders. Pay Inspector
G. L. Davis has reported his return home, hay-
ing been detached from the Hartford, South
Atlantic station, on the 18th of May last and
has been ordered to settle his accounts
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MOUNTAIN
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
These Freezers hsye triple motion, makes the
cream perfectly smooth and requires oAly about
niteeh minutes 70 freeze. Since 1879 the COM
pahy nave sold over forty thousand and not a
shse complaint has been made, bat numerous
testimonials Of their excellence.
n. w. BEVERID6E
tLate Webb q Beveridge,)
Agent for the District.
DsH 3VV1 PssN'a ave,
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CoLoRED RECRUITS FOR THE CAVALRY
The superintendent Of mounted recruiting
service has been ordered to forward to Fort
Garland, Col, for assignment to the 9th cav
airy, al aYailaRle cQloge1 recruits,
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#A0ptrsal has gone to sleep again,
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WORK FOR EX-SoLD1ERs.-Gen. John C.
Robinson and James Tanner, of New York
representing the Grand Army of the Republic,
are here to induce the President to urge the
employment of exsolders upon the public
works to be prosecuted by the government.
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PROFESSOR Fl. F. V. HAYDEN's SURVEYING
PARTIES have all left for the scenes of their
operations for the summer which were sketch
ed in last SATURDAYS STAR
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CA FiRsT CLASS BOARDING aaAa
MILLER'S COTTAGE GREEN .sie
BROADWAY.

BIRG. toadon County, va. This i.A
House offers peculiar inducements to YE:hY
GUNNER Boarders. Us rooms are large &ss..AAA
length OF the house, is kept in the best style and At
the low est rates in this section. The country ID
pToyeTbisl for its beauty, health, and society.
Mineral spring of much local celebrity within
mile of the Hotel, is additional attraction For
S0N EEhnTiErGI. l-s0-lm
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
IN On account OF the health of L. Il. Walker,
the firm heretofore known as L. II. WALKER L
BRO, has by mutual consent this day dissolved,
All bills win be paid by u. +. WALK ER, who will
continue the business at the old stand. corner of
1Ih and Boundary streets northwest. T. II. Wal
keI viii retire to bis farm In Fairfax.
Washington, ID. c., July 16 1878. iyl6 st.
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The Efforts For Peace.

LONDON, Jan. %. The Standard $
Coustantinople correspondent says
the Porte hns received n telegram to
the effect that the preliminaries Of
peace have been signed, and that
the Turkish delegates aud the Grand
Duke Nicholas would reach Adrian-
ople on Saturday. The same cor
respondent states that England bad
the Portes permission to enter tue
Dardannells.
The Post publishes the following
as an official version of the prelini-
nary conditions of peace
First Autonomy for Bulgaria
boundaries not defned) under n
Goveror, to be appointed according
TO the stipulations OF the CONSTANT.
uople conference, the Turkish mill
tary forces to be withdrawn to cer-
tain localities TO be determined upon
Second-The independence Of
Roumania, with compensation for
territory near the mouth Of the
Danube, which she will make over
to Russia.
7hird-Local autonomy for Bos-
mia and Herzegovina, and the inde-
pendence of Servia with territorial
rectification. [rhis "recti6cation'
of the Scrvian frontier may mean
the transfer OF Little Zwornik to
Servia, but in Difference to Austria
and the other powers, the question
is left quite open.
FoarM-Aggaudixement for Mon
tenegro, on the basis Of the status
Quo post JeAum, subject to the ap
proval Of the powers.
Flfth-The cession of Batoum
and payment of indemnity 10 mouey,
territory, or some equivalent to be
determined upon.
Finally, the Sultan to undertake
to consider how to protect Russian
interests in the passage OF the Dar'
danells.
The Agence Russe contradicts
the rumors that the Russians are
marching on Gallipoli, aud that the
peace conditions contain special
arrangement relative to the Suez
Canal.
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WHILE we are complaining OF hard
times in this part OF the world we
should contrast our condition with
that OF the people in northern China,
where porsons OF all ages are dyiog
OF actual starvation by thousands.
The famine extends over a district
which includes At least 5000 villages.
and it il said that at least 500 die
daily. Houses are pulled down in
every village TO sell the timber and
thatch in order to get food. Those
who can get husks aud dry leaves.
ordinarily used for fuel, arc consid-
cred well off. Most of tue poor
young girls have been sold old
,nen, middls-aged men and young
and children die daily of sheer star.
vation, and others freeze. The dead
cannot get q burial they are too
many, and none can afford the ex-
pense 80 they are cast daily into
large pits. The people Of Shansi
are said to be living on the corpses
of their fellow beings who die Of
starvation. And the strong are
killing the week for the sake Of OBJ
tanning their flesh for food.
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Steamship Disaster.

The steamship Metropolis strand
ed on Currituck beach. She is n to.
tai loss. Two hundred aud forty.
eight persons were on board. Fifty
swan ashore. There was no assis
tance from the life saving stations.
The wreck is about twenty miles
north OF Kitty Hawk station.
The Metropolis sailed on Jan. 20
from Philadelphia for Brazil. She
was dispatched by contractors for
the MADEIRA & MaMore railroad
She carried 200 laborers, 300 tons
railroad iron, and several mails for
Brazil.
The wreck Was caused by the YES.
sci being unsesworthy. She sprang
a leak about midnight, and stranded
at 7 A. m Jan. 81. ':'he only way
Of saving life was by running ashore,
AZ the vessel wss in o sinking condi-
tion. A dispatch from Norfolk says
the lose OF life is estimated at one
hundred. Occasionally a survivor
reports and decreases the number.
The beach for several miles each side
OF the wreck is strewn with bodies.
IL seems the people on board the
Metropolis, seeing no prospect Of
help from shore, gave up all hope
after word was given to save your
self CONSERVATION prevailed, over
which no mortal power had control
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INFORMATION has been received at
st. Paul that Sitting Bull with 5000
warriors has recrossed the line and is
now at Frenchman's creek. only u
few miles from Fort Keogh, which
is garrisoned by two companies Of
infantry, while Gen. Miles is at Fort
Peck with 400 men, making total
force Of 500 available men against
this willy savage. We may expect
soon to hear of another slaughter OF
our troops, and then the ludian
sympathizers will say that they ought
TO be kindly treated. The only way
to treat them is for the government
to send sufficient Of troops to thor
onghly and foeEer end this Indian
bnsiless by simply killing off all
that will not respect the kindness Of
the government.
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British Cheek.
spe cIal dispatch to the Trttoa.rH.


WasHISGroS, ID. c. Feb, 9.-Parties
in British interest are here endeavoring
To secure legislation by which, in the
event Of active hostilities, British ves-
sells can have iicticious ownership un-
der the American flag. 1t is claimed
that Woods new tariff bill practically
repeals existing navigation laws, and
no further legislation is necessary.
Official dispatches from London in
dictate that u rupture with Russia is
unavoidable.
FROM the above dispatch it seems
that terrible struggle in Europe is
unavoidable. For several days the
dispatches have indicated that Rus
sia is determined to make peace
with Turkey on her own terms with-
out interference by the great pow,
ers OF Europe England is in fury,
the supplementary vote OF 5000, 900
pounds has been granted by ma
jority of over two hundred Every
Indication points clearly to the fact
that England is anxious for war, and
in the present state Of affairs, it will
be an easy matter to provoke col
lision. But the climax of English
effrontery is reached in the request
of Johnny Bull asking the United
States to protect her vessels in the
event OF war with Russia. Ameri.
ca should not forget the action OF
the two powers during the late re-
bellion. OF the two, which stood be-
tween the American Union and her
European enemies 7 Russia. And
will the United States now protect
a people who during the war har-
rassed her on every hand. Such u
course would be monstrous.
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IS speaking of the Presidents po'
sition, tho New York Times says
that the great defect in il is that Mr.,
Hayes has endeavored, in a spasmo-
die way, to prevent the Interference
OF Congressman. while he has failed
to substitute anything for it except
his own Judgment or whim or re-
commendations of favored friends.
The result is that he has alienated
Congress and laid himself open to
the charge of using the public ser.
vice TO reward his personal friends
and adherents, without in any de-
gree OF advancing the cause Of real
reform. Already the complaint is
rife that the only difference between
the new order Of changes and the
old ia, that whereas, formerly the
appointments were bestowed upou
the friends Of the President and OF
Cougrsssmsn, they sre now bestow-
sl on the frisads OF the President
alone. Uniortunstsly. there are
many facts which support this view,
bnt even II there we're not, 90 long
~ chs President 10 unable 10 point
TO an impartial system OF selection.
from which his own personal wishes,
~aishsd from public consid-
excluded ~ absolutely
vrsssmsn, he can not
iso@ such aocusA'
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SALE.

RY virtue of certain writ Of
- ~. "a. issued out of the Z ,nrt of io'n'u ~
Pleas OF Suyder c',nnty, and to m diract.I viii
be- exposed to = ihlic Sale, vt the Public H)ase
OF John Linbert. ID A tan ,bnr., on
Tuesday, Fbra1ry 1874, 1873.
The following described Real Eitate, to wit
TRACT No. 4.
A certain lot " piece of ground situate In tho
town OF Ada psbnSg, Beaver townshin. Snyder
lie Road, south by An Auey, East by lot Of
william VI, Dreese. ant Yves by lot OF T.. u.
Haines, being about tiliy-nve 5Sl ieet IN Front
whereon Is sereeted . Tw'-siery wsatherbo, ,rdel
Dwelling House, summer House, Darn and
other outbuiidInss
TRACT No Q.
A certain lot or piece OF ground situ ito as
above. buunie Nurth AMI East 1T OF Mrs.
Catharine saitzman, South All West by pub.
lic X Dads, being about Forty "A y test IN Front,
and one hundred and inrty tliol fs.t II depth.
iherboarded Coach h-'naksr shop, 35x 20 feet, aud
Lumber shed x35 ieei.
TRACT No.3.
A certain tract or piecs oflsuth situate ia
thsTown.hiP County and state afoI esaid,
ooundsi No,,h BY Land q John Gross. Sen.
TO i.ewistown, east by i,nd OF Howard uish,
and west by public road, containing = 10 acres,
more or less, MI clear aud 10 high state oi
TRAor No. 4. q. .,
A certain tract or piecs Of land situate as A.
bove bounded north by other lands Of said WIN.
spangisr, south ~ lot OF Rev. - Romig,
ea-t by land Of WI liam Swsnk, and west by
land OF Aaron Hslfrieh, containing Z "a sores
more or less, all clsar and In good state Of
cultivation,
TRAoT Nos.
A certain Tract or pisee VI Land. situate A.
above, Bounded Nnrth by land OF George III.
ger, south by other land Of said Wm. spsnRier
above described. east by land Of wm, swsnk,
and uest by lanl OF Aaron H"lfrieh. eontain-
Ing e3+ acres more or less. all cleared and In Q
good state VI GU lttvattan.
TRAor Not Q.
A certain tract or pises of lsud situate % O.
bove, boundsd north and west by ianas of Sam.
usl R0snts, south ny lands Of John uilbcrt and
jacob Brsch,bil! and east ~ land OF William
Marley, aontsseius IL "a serss more ~ lee q
uhteh obuut twelve Aoses era cleared AMI u I
iair stst: Of cultivation sAd the bsissso Tim
SEIZED taken 20 execution, and 10 BE- sold .,
the property NJ William tpApsisr.
DANtEL EISENHARr, Sheriff
eheriGs once, u tddk bnrSs JAny. ~, IT,
TERMs.-gtny dollsu 70 " psi1 ou ~ salse
undts ave huudss6 doll0ss oveg I've hND1Ps(
kAa1lnga ~ ~ aoNAG Qf 1ha nn44n1 ef 80 n y
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PoPE PrUs TX died in Rome Italy
on the 7th, inst His last words,
were. Guard the Church l loved &c
we'll aud sacredly."
The immediate cause OF his death
was the closing of the wound in the
leg which made the humors noun,
into the lungs and brain.
He was born in the Duchy OF Ur.
bino May 18th. 1893. In June 1S4G
he was elected Pope. He filed the
chair for nearly thirty two years,
md lived to see great progressive
movements and the power of the
church Of Rome greatly curtailed
Who will be bis successor /?
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SHERIrF'S SALES.

RY virtue of sundry writs issued
A-Sont Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Snyder
county, aud to me directed, viii be- exposed to
Public sale, At the Court House, in middieburg,
on
Thursday, February 9Th. 1878,
., 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following described Real
TRACT No. l.
Potter Ven. Ex.
All that certain messuage and Tract of
land situated in Perry Township Snyder
county Pa. Bounded North by lands of
Jacob Schnee and John Schnee, South aud
West by lands Of Joseph Musser. East by
land OF --eoniaining twenty acres
more OF less, whereon are erected tw o
Story Dwelling House Stable and other
out buildings AS the Properly Of Will.
lam Boyer.
TRACT No. 2.
Simpson, Al Fis Fa.
Also certain messuage and Tract of
Land situate in Centre Township Comfy
aud State aforesaid. Bounded North by
land OF Henry knhns. South by land Of
Fredrick Rower-oX. East by land of Jas.
Hackenburg. and Wssi by land Of Henry
Kratzer. Containing Fifty Acres more or
LEES. whereon are erected a one aud a
hslf story Log Dwelling IIouse. Stable
and other out buildings. As the properly
Of Robert Bardger.
TRACT No. 8.
Smith Fl. Fa
A certain Tract Of Land situate In
Franklin Township. County aud state af
orssii. Bo N 'isi n or,h by lMnd Of Uirioh
4 Fields. South by land Of Andrew Kraiz
er aud others Fast by lapd Of Kslbach and
Bros.. and west by land OF Samuel d
wsl'er. containing One hundred Acres,
more or less. wbereon are erected q iva
Story Log Frame Hoase Bank Darn Il
other ont ba'idinss. Az the properly Of
Reuben Zsohmsn.
ssizsd taken in execution and 10 be
sold BY D.El0ENHART.
x Sheriff
ahsriG's Office. Middleburg. Jany. 2o,b
1873.
TERM3.--Fifty doilsrs 10 No paid on
oil Sales under 6vshnadvsd dollaPs over
Ave hundred dollsrs ten per Nut. % the
sa!s e b Ps!a i@ss4lsia!x a(sg 9 lee .!
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The Legislature Of this State has
passed n bill making it a psnal ole
fense on tho part OF any officers Of a
corporate company or q trust to
make false statements TO tho public.
The penalty prescribed not to ex.
ceed ten thousand dollars aud im-
prisonmeut in the county Jail for q
period Of not less than three months
nor more than two years. This is
salutary legislation, and the punish
ment is not greater than the crimo
deserves. =.
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Anderson . Conviction.
The Returning Board Trials.

WAsHIxoroS, ID. c., Feb. 8.--Gen-
eral Andersen's conviction o. New
Orleans 10 regarded by moderate
men Of both parties as tending to
the inevitable reopeuing Of the con.
test over the Presidents title.
Those who effected a peaceful solu.
ton Of the controversy by the ere.
alton Of the Electoral Commission
nov fear complications equally dan
gsrous TO the psacs of the country.
Private lstts,s from bers nrgs Mic
hols 70 arrest tbs further prOgrsss
oi thsse saits o. % p.rdoa ths per
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r r.
The annual meeting Of the stocks
holders OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company was held
in Philadelphia last week. President
Gowan submitted his annual state-
ment of the years business, showing
the gross receipts Of the road in
1877 to be Sl2.l42 $40, and gross
expenses S7,75l,693. Net profits,
Si39l.2l7.
The gross expenses, including re
newal funds, rents OF lateral roads,
taxes. &c, in the year 1876, were
'a6,N9, per cent Of the gross res
N 1877, 63 $40 per cent.
number OF passengers carried
III was 674SS9, equal to 799,'
through passengers, being de-
rease from the previous year repre-
sented by S523,e35, or 33 $40 pei
cent.
The old officers aud directors were
reelected without opposition, Z. B
Gowau as President
@. A. Nicolls was elected Presi
dent of both the Reading and Col
umbia and the East Pennsylvania
Branch roads.
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GLOWING accounts como fror

GLOWING accounts como from the
Black Hills Of mineral deposits there
Foremost among these are gold. pe-
troliun and salt. The ore from the
Reno mine, near Gayville, is said to
yield an average of $50 dollars per
ton, while the prospective petroleum
and salt yields are exciting the Gu,
pidity of large numbers. Who knows
but the Black Hills may yet prove
an antidote TO the commercial ills
through which this country has long
been passing.
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A Judge for Norshusu berlr nd

HARRIsDuRo, February THE
House bill 10 create an additional
Law Judge for Northumberland Go.
passed the Senate to-day, being the
first act eready for tho Signatur Of
the Governor during tho session
The bill was taken up ont of its or.
der to accommodate Senator Dill, who
stated that two thousand cases had
accumulated on the court docket Of
Northumberland county.
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SENATOR BLAINE of Maine on the 7,
inst, made a speech on the silver
question which is highly spoken Of
by press.
Strange that way down in Maine
they favor reconciliation.
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HorsErLEsH is now becoming so
common an article OF food in Paris
that thousand beasts are consum-
ed every month. They are not kill
cd until they become useless for
work through age or lameness. The
meat is but bali the price Of beef
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M,cEAy, tho silver king, is now
said to be worth $275,000,00O. while
the richest Rothchild has only $780,.
600. 900, and the Duke Of Westmin
lister, the wealthiest man in England,
has to be content with paltry $780,
600 600.
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4 DMlHiSTRATOa'S NOT,Ce-..Ict.

LAtos of adTinlsiratioG on the estate o Hen
~ iro,s, deceased, tate of West Eeaver Typ
Snyder County. Penn'a., having been grant
ei 10 tLe nulsr'ignsd, uH persons knowlu9
themselves Indebted tJ said estate are request
ed te tnaks immcdinto payment. while those
having slain. will present tGem duiy sulieuti.
Gated for settlement to
A. kCMiG.
ISAAC q GROSS,
Jan ~, ;s. Administrators.
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I ICENSE NOTICE-Nniice is

7 ICENSE NOTICE.-Notice is
Aherony given that
John L!mDert, Beaver Twp
David I. kcrstetter, Franklin Twp.
Jacob q. smith. Middieburg.
have ite' their petitions for Tavern license with
the CLERK Of Quarter sessions OF snyder cOuaty
and the same VIII bo presented for approval w
Monday. tho 9th day oi feh. next.
AMI now, lLnu ,ry 18th, 1917, it is ordered
that the Clsrk OF the court iDsert ia the rubli-
cation OF Tavern Licenses hereafter notice
tho same within hftcen day, afier tho same
shall have been grunted W the pro luctiou oi \
receipt from tho c,ruty Treasurer to the Clerk
OF said Court, that the License TO has been
paid. PER CURTAIN.
GROUSE, CLERK q. ).
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraisement.
~ under tho $500 Law -Notice |,

hereby given that the following widows
nppraisemenis have been filed with tn.
Clerk Of the Orphans Court Of Snyder Co..
for confirmation on Monday. the 25ih day
Of Feb. nrxi.
Appraisement Of Elizabeth Hun widow OF
GEORGE Hut. late Of Washington township,
deceased.
Appraisemsnt OF Elizabeth Bidding wliov OF
william Bidding iate Of Chapman township,
deceased.
Appraisemsnt ~ Fanny Smith widow OF Ir.
vim Smith. late of Franklin to ~nship deceased.
Appraisemsnt of susan Shafer widow Of Pe.
ter Shaher late OF Chapman township dee'i.
AppraiymeAt OF Sarah Bogar widow OF Jacob
p. B"gar. late OF Union township, deed.
Jan, ~, rs. GROUSE. CLERK o. u.
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GAI IITION-

MA - iNJ.N.
Notice Is hereby piven INA, the follow.
ing articles have been purchased by the
undersigned ut Constsbc's Sale aud left
in possession OF Henry Eumtelt dnring
his pleasare, AL persons are cautioned
not o NEEDLE or Interfere with the same /:
Cook Stove, Coal stove aud pipe. q chairs.
4 common chairs. rocking chair. Seltee.
Beads'eaj, Bed and Bedding. Lot of car~
pet. = locks. Looking glass, Table, Chess.
large chest. Wood box, Flour chest. cups
board, Sink. Bureau, corner cupboard
lroa Kettle. tub. . barrels.
EMANUEL NEITZ.
Feb. 7. 1879
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A DMINISTRArOR'S S NOTlCE--Lciter.
Aof administration on the estate OF
Jacob =. Bo2ar deceased. late Of Union
Twp. snyder county. Penna., having
been granted to the undersigned. all per
sons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. while those having claims will
present them duly authenticated for set.
'lement to SARAH Bo0AR,
Jan. 81, ~ Admiuislratrix