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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22
COURT PROCLAMATION.


VXIhersss the Hon. J. G. Buohsr Pres,
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distria'
composed ofthe counties Of Snyder. Union
and MifAin aud Hiram O'Nell and
Sam'l. B. Shuok Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1873, to mo directed for
the holding ofsn Orphans court, . court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter sss-
sions Of the Peace at Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4ih Monday. (bo
ing the 23rd day Of Sept. 1881 end
continue ono week.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace aud Consta.
blss In and for the county Of Snyder, to ap.
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrAnoes 10 do those things
which Of their ofiioes 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 there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to be punot-
uAl In their attendance ct the appointed
time agreeAbly TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal st the
Sheri6's office in Middlsburg, the 18th lay
Of Aug. A D., one thousand eight hundred
DANIEL ElsENHART. Sheriff.
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Camping and fishing parties can OBJ.
tain good light by soaking . COM
mon brick in kerosene oil for ten min
utes. The brick absorbs the oil, and
on being suspended with wire and igni.
ted, . brilliant light lasting half an
hour Is obtained.
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A train Of one hundred and ninety
one cars, drawn bya coal dust burner
passed over the Reading railroad =
day or two since. This Is said 10 be
the largest train that ever passed over
that road.
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An exchange wants 10 know wheth-
or insects can talk. Can't say - 10
that, but you can bet your last sheckel
some Of them can occasionally inspire
tho very liveliest kind Of conversation
Ia others.
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The church Of tho United Brethren
in Christ will hold camp meeting in
the same grove ths; was occupied by
the Evangelical association. near this
place. commencing Sept 9th, TO con.
tinue one week.
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TINS FtIss and % die eases Of the skin
whss that insompsrabls purifier Of the
euiiels and bssutiAsr Of the complexion.
0LssS's suLrauR Soar. d used 10 die.
perez then. Pisplss. blessAss sores end
bruises. ssd ths Lib ere isvssisbly ~
uevsd By Il.
H ms HAIs q wnisxsns Drs. Black and
B fewn, go.
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The weather wise predict . long and
cold winter. and advise alto lay In
big stock OF wood and coal. We won.
der II these "croakers" are paid for
furnishing such information.
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Auditors Notice.

In re.assigned Estate In the Obuyt Of
of George W. Nc Common Pleds
Elvee and wVs. efSnycir Co.
The undersisued. appointed Auditor to
report distribution oi ths fuad In the
hands Of Adam wilt, Assignee for the
benefit Of creditors Of George ". MoElvss
and wife, will sit for the purpose Of Ais
appointment, on Wednesday, August 2lst,
al 10 o'clock A. n. at the oilos Of J. p.
Cronmillsr, Bsq.. In Middlsbuss, sad oa
Friday, Augr 28rd, st 10 o'clock A. u. q
the once Of L. y. Atkinson Esq, in Mif.
dintown. Juniata Co., when end whore ell
persons Interested ere notified TO present
their claims Or be forever barred from
participating In the distri button Of said
funds.
f.B. BOWER.
August lot, 1878. Auditor
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IxpaovMa.-we are glad TO- lean
that the men who were injured at the
late explosion At Shamokin Dam are
improving, and good hopes are enter
tained Of their carly recovery.
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A pfsdicai kos1sfsspsr iai6lms =
thet 4 plees u linen molsssnsd Mn
tufpsn uns and pul Into shs wardrobe
or drawers ior Z single day ID sufficient
preservation against moths.
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A butcher was asked the other day,
why meat keeps up 90 high, whom
everything else is down. The reply
was, "Oh don't you know that the COW
jumped over the moon."
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Organise Hoyt clubs.
Frogs arc now Ia their prime.
Katydids are holding concerts.
Not oil the fat men drink beer.
Tho nights arc increasing in length.
A cool wave struck us on Tuesday
last.
A watermelon is not so green as II
looks.
Farmers arc hauling lime and ma
nure.
Ay. yes, this is tho last month Of
summer.
Do you notice the days are getting
shorter.
Tho martins have departed 10 more
congenial climes.
The chestnut crop will not be 40 good
as Was expected.
Outrages by tramps are reported all
over the country.
Tho rabbit season commences on
the fifteenth Of October.
I'll now prcdicated that frost will
bc hero In less than six weeks.
The Dauphin county Jail contains no
less than eighty.two prisoners.
Examine oil coin offered you. Many
countcrfeits are In circulation.
Look out for counterfeit twenty-five
cent pieces. Thoy are numerous.
Sec that your name is on the regis.
try list. found at all polling places.
Many Of the farmers hereabouts are
fully determined TO enforce the Tress.
pass Law.
The tax on matches has been abol.
ished. and they should now be sold at
lower prices.
shellbarks will be unusually abun.
dant this season, and - . consequence,
squirrels will be fAt.
Tn economical vest pocket Il made
deep enough 10 hide the mate TO the
ono you are smoking.'
II b stated authoritatively that out
eide Of Pennsylvanis the tobacco crop
will be short this year.
Nothing gives moro sincere gratiA-
cation than 10 know that our efforts
for Others are appreciated.
She that hath . new bonnet ID more
consumed with desire 10 80 70 mest-
Ing than seven pious women.
The treachsrous watermelon rind
and peach skin take their places ct the
head Of the list - heiplers to LOFTY
tumbling.
To cure and prevent chicken cholera
EPSON saiss mixed with ground feed.
given twies . day. psov~ asurs rsm-
edy. Try L.
THIS section has been visited by sew.
sral Ans rains during the past week,
which we're real blessings 10 the corn
and other crops.
Farmers In some parts Of the State
are placing their names on their gates
on the road side. - . guide 70 busis
nsas men and other CALLERS.
The grain ussd Tor liquor In the
Unitsd slslss reaches 70.O00. ono bush-
sls. which would make l,O60O00y00o
Sour>pound Iosvss Of broad.
Wisasld hnruocs hes blowen out 10
take . vaoatIen Of indsAnits duration.
Ne hops, howeves. the time u mot fhr
o9 when y vill resume operation.
q The gin have revived the ''idiouc
ftings" slyls ~ managing thsir hair.
oome - thsm I'D no nesd 70 Do Mn
- eeavlaes = obsasvH = >hsir - a
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Notice TO Tax PAYERS. The und,

N0tIce 10 TAX FayeTS. uhuor'
signed hereby gives notice that the
school tax, for the year 1877, Of this
borough. has been placed in his hands
for collection, and the same must be
paid within 20 days. or no will be com-
PEELED to collect II according to law.
JAMES =. SAITH.
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Commlotes Sleeting.

0pHR 8tau1tsg Csaaitts viii meet IN the
y Ooust hosss. II Mtddleba!x, On Saturday,
kug. stss, tsys, ~ o'clock, p. n. A full
astendaaoe 70 requested, - buhness Of lmpor.
sance vii b Transacted.
wiLLlAM II. BEAVER,
Da. ?. HunaAHH, Ssc. Chairman
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igWfsroWH DIVISION.
- = = = -
Standing COMMITTEES.

The sollowtas asmed esatl smsu compose ths
stan1ias Committss sos the sassias rear
Adams -Jamss Midftss~asth. yames q. Kline
Beavss Wsss-Nss b. Middisswarth, Joha X.
CsuisS-y. z. Hpsssisv Jsccb n. Hartman.
Psastiin-j. O. Rassins ger, frsakiis Il. bigger
Jsekeoo-Dr. ?. Hasman, W.. Shotly.
Ms,SsaIssS M,SaIssssS-Ad,w. s.sSss'i s y; X; I.. ss:,s''
Peaas- neary Bsdly, ueabsa Roe.
Pssry-1 ssoS y. Nastla, Ds. q. J. 0gith.
Perry weSt-0so. p. ximossnaa, fhonss p.
Ratheoo.
sslisSerevS 4. Lsnbssd. Ds. .. =. wsg
Ouesoooe.
us,o..! .. 2. Hsss::s: ,. 3. Ss;Sis:
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/ ,lsr of IuNoAs-sePr. {. ie7e.
GRAND juRoHs.

GRAND 1uROHs.
ApAke-5aass Middlsswsrth, Lewis Nan.
MI wssr-n,.ss.. Asum q.
gs.r.s.AssS. =; Ts,ssr
fszssES-s sSisissi K. Sshoeh.
nioptscaEsR-Jesos Lsubss.
lcsassssiss, fSelss Bsss. e' .. -
PsIr-heary A. Erdiy, John n. Hushs, WI
HAN Hsihs 3; :: Ms,ssr;
Fsssr :sss :sss5 y sE;5s,i seni... Ds''d R''''
SBtINsosovn-Jsmss K. Davis, fssac Fisher,
wAss;.ssos.so,spA s. Sss Arsss.a Joss.s..
PETIT JUROas.
A0Aks-favid Oolsmss, Joseph Kline.
bsAvnR-Dsniei Alter, Ssmusf 8. BAKER.
BsAyss wssJ,.Rsuecn B$ohss. Jss:s Kn:gp,
N. Trcfsi w!lson II. JisS. ~
CnSrHs- Henry r. Long
CHArnAN-.dsbiiei Eissnhaft, William L.
vsAs sLIr. Philip Am!s, Bsp,sm,u Humnsi,
Bouss, John Rsiohiey,
Ssmuoi snyder, Jersmlsh waiter.
MiDpLHnuRo-Ssmusis 8. Bailey, Jno. f.shin.
MtppLponssx-Joei Biissr,
ho.nos. Peter Kiiosisr, q. ". Row. jona .
Psss-dso.J .. sshoch, James Miier.
Psssr-dselgs. 0oodllsy, Jr.,. 0so. q. Horn.
burger, William kaliStsr, Jno Schues. Jr.
Psnnf wssr-Jc:sph ArbcIsst, Jacob q.
ss.iS.s"ovsSs.sa S.sp. ,'ins Mils: w.,.o,
Charles II. winters.
ur'11s.Asron 8: ssehri:s, A. L spsnsior.
william A. GLASS, }. n. Hendricks, h. r.
straub.
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Auetoneer. r.-George n. Hscken.
burg, Of Middlecreek, p. o., would an-
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar .15.77ti.
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e. E. Kunkers Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Cs y. NuUNCtS . OsNoT WtVe VI tTUU.
The great success and the deli ght Of the
people. In fact. nothing Of tho kind has
ever been offered 10 the American people
which has found It's way into their good
and hearty approval as Z. I. .KuSKLR's BIT.
rsR wIsE or laos. Il docs oil II propos-
es, and thus gives universal satisfaction.
Il 10 guaranteed to cure the worst dys-
pepsia or indigestion, kidney or liver dis
erse, weakness, nervousness, constirps-
tiou, aoidity Of the stomach, SO, Get the
genuine. Only sold In 81 bottles. Depot
and Office, $50 North Ninth 81. Philadcl.
phis. Ask for Kunkel's, and take no 9th
er. Sold by oil druggists.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.
4. Y. KusKsL's BiTrER Wixa or IRoS is
. sure cure for this disease. Il has been
prescribed daily for many years In the
practice Of eminent ply sicians with un.
parslleled success. Symtoms are loss OF
appetite, wind and rising OF food, dryuess
In the mouth. headacho, dizziness, sleeps
lesonees and low spirits. Oct the genuine
Not sold In bulk, only In 10 bottles. Sold
BY oil druggists. Ask for z. r. KusKEL q
BirrsR WINS OF IRoS and take no other
; 90 per bottle. or sfx battles for S5.
All I ssk 10 a trial Of this valuable med
icine. Atrial will convince you at once.
Worms Worms ! Wormsl
+. +. Kunkers Worm Syrup never fsils
to remove all kinds Of worms. Scat, Pin.
and Stomach Worms are readily removed
by Kunkers Worm Syrup. Dr.. Kunkei IL
the only successful Physician in the
country for the removal OF Tape worms.
lie removes them 10 Z or 8 hours, with
bead and all complete. alive. and no fec
until head 10 passed. Common sense
teaches II Tape Worms can be removed,
ell other worms can be readily destroyed.
Ask your druggists for . bottle Of Kun
kel's Worm Syrup. Price 81 90 per bot
tie. II never fails. II he has Il not, hsv,
him get II, or send TO Proprietor, E. Z
Kuukel. $50 North Ninth Street, PhilA-
dslPhis, Pa advice at Office free, or b.
mail.
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HOUSE, STABLE
f. DENTZ
WATCH & CLOCK
MAKER T!

MARKET 81. hlDDLEBURa PENN'A. 4,
uAvIN0 losstsd 10 THE place ! would
Ii rsspsetfully Inform The eitissns OF
Middlsburg and vleinity that en- preper.
cd 70 sspsir CLOCKS AND WATCHES
ea:sp snd s1psdislea:iy; The Pas.enss'
Of The public 70 repeatedly eolieltsd;
~. ,. DENTx,
Niddlsburg. Nsy iA ie7a
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EHi{S;III5 DRINK

By \. y. ARTHUR. Is tho must poWeriui and
convincing temperance work evef written. DE.
scrfbss the work of Murphy, Reynolds, fnebris
at. Asy yluin-, Prohibition etc. Il Just the book
to warn the young, reclaim the erring, enlightcn
the people. Fathers, merchants, nanufstturefs
should buy It for their Young men. ~ believe
II will be power In the right direction. Henry
A. Reynolds. II IL Just tho book for tho times.'
Hon. Vim. r, Dodge. "Yonr admit rsbis work
IL ell fight."-Hon. NoAi Dow. "As closed
tho book. thankei 9od aud took 6oursss."-
report 80 to 100 copies. per week. such success
proves It's worth. Male and female agents
wanted. Terms liberal. HUBBARD BROS.
f33 SAMSON Street, PhilAdelphia.
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|0U0UJ buslcsss you can engage ia.
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Caution.

Caution.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fols
IN lowing articles have bsen purchased
by the undersigned. at Coustable's Sale and
left In the possession Of Frank, spece dur>
ing bis pleasure. All persons srs caution.
ed not 10 meddlc or interfere with tho
same. Wis: Harness, 8 PloWs, Heifer, 8
Hogs, Truck Wagon and Boz, Harrow, 2
Grind Stones. Straw Cutter, Fly.nst, =
Brides, 3 Hay Forks. 2 Manure FORKS.
Cook Stove, Wood Stove. Iron Kettle.
A. x. MlDDLESWARTH.
July 1879.
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are here~
Asy ss!,a:d 49, A. W; x,:sss q ws.s y s:s; =;
his. ELECTS, fsai and persoae! 70 he .edsselsu.
ss,i,. slsi%s ss' ,sSs:ssa 2 pscssss t1s. y, e
Ass. 70, N. xsds;ssA
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MoSEY IN SUxAc.-There is q steady
market at presen for the leaves Of the
wild sumac. the demand being greater
than the suply. The leaves are much
used in tanning morocco leather, for the
manufacture Of dyss. and other purpo-
ses. In some localities the gathering
Of sumsc ct this season OF the year q
IN important industry. The branches
Of the sumae bushes ere taken od, and
afssr being cured. shipped 10 dealers
In Philadelphia or Baltimore:
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NEW Fee BILL FoR Couxry ORR.
cERs.-7he new fes bill for Shsri fIs.
prothonotariss. clerks Of the several
courts. registsn and recorders passed
q the reosnt session Of the Lsgisla-
turs, applies 10 I'll oouutiss having
mere than ten thousand end lses than
one hundred and any thousand iuhab-
itants. Il makes . universal reduc-
tion Of the Ssss, and will Lessen the
value Of several o6loes 10 . cousIdera-
bic extent. Il will also have the q.
~ of lssssaing NE compstision lur
thoss olAoes In ne future oanpaiSns,
IL psovisions - ~ eQbnl peessut IN .
eo1nhoa>a 7heehesl9 = so1stsd ~
~ ~ ~ - ul11Ds ~ Rooeg1H ~
)ua ~ ~ y oa1o1 ~ ~ pcope-
.;
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TXECUTOR's NOTICE Letters tss,a.
lLmentary on the estate Of Daniel IIas..
inger, late Of beaver township, Snyder
county, Pa, decd. having been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves Indebted TO said estatee arc
requested to make immediate payment,
while those having claims will present
them duly authenticated for settlement TO
DANIEL hASSINGER,
AARON HASSIN0ER,
JOSEPH HASSlN0ER,
July 1878. Executors.
The above named Executors will meet
for settlement st the house Of Aaron
Hassinger in West Beaver township, on
Saturday, August 10th, 1873.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS, &C.-cIos.
VI log Psicss Of Ds HAvsH 4 fowHssHp, 20
South Third Street Philsdsiphis. Stocks bonght
end sold either eos cash os on margin JAY
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arvpss esouurv. cessss.-1le Csssts Of
snEsss y EssssssS ~ Nss ssS ssSs:Ssss. ssd s:scsS
All communications. business let.
,es &C., for this ONCE, 10 secure
prompt attention should be addressed
ns follows: THE Posr, Middleburg,
snyder Obunty, Pa. Advertisements,
connmunications &c. must be handed
in BY Monday noon, TO secure iuser-
ton In next Issue
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-20
Gone at Last.

Ii becomes our duty this morning to chroni-
Gle the fact that, from the effect Of a slight
fall to-day, an old acquaintance of business
men who, for the last sixteen years, has always
been consulted when any important business en-
terprise was on foot, has ceased to exist Hav-
ing been an invalid for soma time past-ia fact
quite low,-the passing away was not entirely
unexpected, although many thought it might
linger along until the first of January. But it
was not to be, and after a brief struggle in
which it did not have an eighth of q chance, is
fell and expired. The news was quickly sent
over the wires, aud doubtless the whole country
ere this, is prepared to pay its respects in fit
ting way when the obsequies are observed.
The deceased was nearly sixteen years old,
having been born Jan. IS, 1862, in the troub-
lous times of the war, during which it thrived
wonderfully. 1t reached the period of its great
est strength In 1894, and enjoyed vigorous ex-
istence for several years longer, profting large
iy from the inflated ideas of its acquaintancss,
which increased its own Importance 10 a COM
mensurats degree. For the past few years,
however, it has been sickly, bat, like Sebasta-
pol Of old, it "hed OUT wonderfully well, and
fell only when all its defencss had been cap
tured and broken down. But it had outliyed
its usefulness; the friends of its youth had de-
parted and there are but few left to mourn its
taking off The name of the deceased was
Gold Premium a natural son of Legal-Tender
Graenback, whose wife was imitation, of blessed
Gemory to all surviving Greenbackers. The
funeral rites will probably be observed at the
Gold Exchange tomorrow. No flowers.
Dear Gold Premium thou hast perished,
Kicked the bucket hoped the twig,
But thy fame will long be cherished,
For thou'st run lively Zig.
Gone to meet its Par.
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[Rockland Courier.l
He Knew If Himself.

A young man and his girl sat near the front,
at Burdette's lecture Saturday evening. The
young man carried his head one side, it being
forced into that position by the weight of half
of very tender moustache, which was COM
posed of seven hairs upon one side of his nose
and eleven upon the other. When the Hawk
eye man had just finished convulsiug his hear
ers with an account Of youths first shaving
encounter with the barber, the young man
leaned over to his girl aud whspered
"Ehat's true to life, L can tell you"
"How can you tell me?" enquired his girl.
"How" he repeated in whisper; "why bv
experience; that's just the way 1 felt when L
first got shaved"
"Wheu was that?' she asked.
ooh, before L raised my moustache," he re-
turned.
"What moustache?" she queried in sur
prised tone.
"What moustache do yon s'pose?" he re-
torted turning red.
"Why, Charlie" whispered the girl, 81 new.
er saw any moustache Do you mean
"Never mind what meaD,' hissed the youug z
man between his clenched testh. And be
stared very hard at the lecturer all the rest of
the evening, but somehow couldn't see any,
thing to laugh at. Sunday night he went to
see new girl.
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The Storm Record.

The following is the storm record for Nc
vember and part of this month:
Nov. lon Cape Sable, terrific w gale.
Nov. GA fresh N gale off Hoyhead, Eng
Nov. 8-A strong NNE gale at Rolyhead,
~Eng.
Nov. S--A heavy NNW gale at Scilly, Eng.
Nov. 10-A heavy gale on the English coast
Nov. 10-A fresh w gale off H.lyhead, Eng.
Nov. 1o-Off Hatteras, heavy westerly gale,
which lasted days.
Nov. ia severe snow storm in the north
OF England and Scotland.
Nov. 13-A heavy westerly gale in New
York and Massachusetts.
Nov. 13-A moderate NE gale at Holyhead,
EGG.
Nov. 14-A SW gale on the coast of Massa-
chusetts.
Nov. 14-A fresh N gale at Scilly, Eng.
Nov. ia strong easterly gale at Charles
ton. Vessels could not go to sea.
Nov. 15-.A gale at Liverpool and Scilly,
Eng Wind NE.
Nov II and ia severe easterly gale, with
rain, on the New England coast.
Nov. ia gale at the Passes to the Missss-
ippi river.
Nov. 19-A heavy NE gale off Cape Cod.
Nov. ia heavy Sc gale at Port Hawks
bury, G. B.
Nov. 22-An easterly gale from Kitty Hawk,
NC, to Eastport, Me. A heavy rain on the
coast of New England.
Nov. 22-Lat 30. Ion "a. gale of wind W by
S, lasting. Sc hours.
Nov. 22-Of Hatteras, WNW gale for two
days.
Nov. 23-A heavy SE gale at Halifax, MS.
Nov. PA westerly gale at vineyard Haven
and vicinity.
Nov. 25-A storm at Lisbon and on that por-
tion of the Spanish coast
Nov. 27-an easterly gale of wind aud'rain
on the coast of New Euglsnd and New York
Nov. 2S-A NE to ENE gale at Hollyhead
and Scilly, E.
Nov. II to 30-No latitude &c., continual
tion of Sc gales with rain.
Dec. 2-the heaviest gale known for years
ragged on the coast of New York.
Dec. IA heavy Sc gale on the coast of
South Carolina.
Dec. Plat 36, Ion 70, sontherly gale
Dec PA Sc gale, with rain, on the New
England coast.
Dec. Ga very heavy gale from WNW, at
tended with heavy squalls Of rain and snow.
Dec. ga Sc snow-storm on the New Eng
land coast.
Dec. 1O-A violent Sc gale of wind. accom-
panied with heavy rain on the New England
coast
Dec. 1O-A strong Sc gale at New York and
along the coast.
No date-Lat 90, lon "a so, heavy gale from
E veeriDg to and W, lasting 16 hours
Dec. 11-Lat 40 40, Ion 81, a heavy SE gale
with terrible high sea.
Nov. q and 2S-A violent hurricane pre-
vailed north of st. Thomas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-12-20
MASS IeWperaHCe C6HYtuCIOn,
IN
City Hall, Bangor, Jan. 2 and 3,

Opening at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Thursday, and clos.
ing Friday evening. Addresses will be given by
prominent Temperance workers of this State and by
PROF. GEORGE E FOSTER, of the University of New
Brunswick.
A most cordial invitation is extended by ths tenn
perance women of Bango: to their sisters engaged
this work throughout the State, to assemble at the
opening of the new year. TO discuss those vital ques-
tons pertaining to the interests of the cause it is
earnestly desired that all auxiliary unions and aid
societies be fully represented at this meeting Enter
tainment will be furnished in the hospitabe homes
return tickets II socSIeu,wi ~ tee ..s
tions of the NJ G. r., and the same reduction NAV
be expected on the other roads.
Women of Maine. let as gather in large numbers.
thoughtfuly to cons1er the necessities Of the cause
in which we labor, invoking the divine blessing TO
crown our efforts with success
MRS. j.. M. N. STEVENS
Prest. Me. W. C. L. U.
MRS. c. G. HUNT, Cor. Sec.
Augusta, Dec 18th, 1878.