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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

pCyPocKrT OvRBOARp.-b balhing-
Tan Beinnh,rh ,ho -ssi los ~ - vi.
cinity OF E,rthumhs and, Started to
come 20 Soiusgroye ~ ''pI'
fhen he came todha w ~" ~ W.
northumberland bridge Neil " 80
individual stepped up aiS "aNeI l.e'
mission 10 ride sith him 'no o"ss!
saying he wac cold H.sNiittslss1 itsl,, wa
granted. when hc got INTO TIC bo.
gy his coat caughtOn tlc buggy sea
and oXposel revolver in, a hip pocl;e'
aud ~ ic drew up the robe oyor hi
kncesa set of small knives were un
served by Mr.. Heimbach to rise vi
from out between the fellows fingers
This alarmed him especially whom th'
stranger would slide his hand over Nj
lieimbach's oycrcOSt and cumpl-meu
his nice warm oycrcOat, He began 4
study now to get rid Of his customer
81 he kept looklHg back until tn
lpicEpOckct asked him vGEt as wa,
looking for; whom M II / u
h a c II told him his buggy wa
broken and feared it wouldn't carr
them. He Induced the pickpocket 1
lean over aud look under the buggy
when nc dealt him severe blow witt
his fist and knocked him overheard
the hind wheel passing over him. III
gave his horse the whip, and tho las
he saw of the rascal, as he looked hacl
he was sitting upon his launches an'
feeling about the sore spot whcrc Mr.
IIeinbach dealt him the blow.-lime
Sh ilLM
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A bill to Prevent jumping on rail-
road ears has been iutroiuGed IN thc
eeuate and ia eutitlol An roc 20 rre-
vent trespassing upon rliirosd cars in
tue Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
II prOvilcd for Ene of ave dollGrs 0i
ten days imprisonment on minors
aud others found trsspsssing on rail
rood, coal or freight cars, and It's svis
dent objse; is 10 put stop to th1t
deadly practice of jumping on trains
30 much in vogue amDny boys in the
vicinity Of railroads. II the passag c
will do this il deserves TO become 2
ls~ and should he enforced 10 tho let
ter,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

Croaking is not confined 10 the Frog Ponds.
At this season almost everybody Is hoarse.
The bleAtins Of distressed lungs Il hrafd every.
who're. WY ts this, when Haieis Honey Of
uorehound and Tar viii cure any cough, cold
or hoarsenets IN 4s hours Sold by all Drug
xists.
Pike's Toothsche Drops cure 10 minute,
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CAlTIION

NOTICE j. hereby gwen Tint 'te Fcl-
y loving sriie)es have hrsu purchased
nv the nnde.ttgu"a rt Sne,ir's sale sud b."
boz NJ pp-te.sIo o. "iliaG ~lssr d1r Nc thHir
rl,frlra. A. psTr1rs srr rsutf1HeI uut q. Tht-
dir or .ntorr,tr ~tth ths sNWu, via N"oi
Stov0sud nNturUs oincN, Tsnis Nbs'rs,
o,phsard. "a go hest g Tuhs, Akrrni bir.
reA .ith Nregsr, iot rro~ss, oss isrt, 6t
20 stess Rrushes, Iron ketli' Net, Sterds
int smoked aI eat loi torL, fnst Iron, Gov
chains Torks. shNes. Irire touo, b" ieHi
'robaee6 spriHs NsfHh fois, l't Strss
~lsi1h. .torfs MggOr sud hon, ttnuins = ~,
'rNrth % aackiro, shsfer, 1c. iot oats ~
aostrheHt glorso Sioa ara bon, Wed ~ ~,
2 los sleds Corn Scrgper, lot hAilroaa TIES
i1t Fenrs Poets iot a eoa, = ist IN ~ Anrss NJ
' heat iG efouro. .crs ~ es-, lNt w. sCrss
rye tu Efouni, mers % toss, Noss, hsfier
f, luil Va .Vts trstn crHdlo, Oohl stove Hh1
, ace Settee I.0otih. Slssfcs, carpet, iefss
Z Eh,ktDg Ihhfr, po-kA i'foom ~ chin.
, Hei, Nnd H,ddihg, Spiunlag hccls sst
Hoppsr and Ashe ? 0rnhh'ns Hoes, Man =
" efyss ~hoyeis, Crnss-cut sar, lot 0rsis
Z Hsss spring Whrcns, lot corn fondrr, -
! uay I,pns ladders, set Hay affeFa, . flowH
/ d. lsshel Measnre, int kyo, 'ot Mhest, hsr
( r6us 4 gtltiyat0rs, les thntn, lot = srt -
RsNs. lot Boards, 10, saw LoS', sat 'cfnc'
| HsrGtss, sci nnggy narress, Tot Chichsri
sMages, Erood sew, rigs.
reb -, isss, JAooa Thuff'
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A BAD HABir No habit is more Of
fcnsive, or moro utterly useless than
profanity. It never did any man the
least good. No man is the richer or
happier or wiser for IL. II comments
no one TO society. n Is disgusting to
the refined abomiuablo to the good ;
insulting to those with whom ye asso.
ciate: degrading to tho mind I; unpro-
fitable. needless, and injurious to So
cietY.
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Consumption Cured.

An oil physician retired from active practic,
having had placed IA his bands by an East In
dian missionary the formula of q simple vege
table remedy FOR the speedy and perm ,nent cure
Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
aud all Throat aud Lung affections, also posi-
tive ana radical cure fnr General Debility and
all nervous complaints amer having thoroughly
tostcd is wonderful ouraiNe powers IN thous-
ands of cases, fools u HIS duty 20 make II known
to his suffering fellows. Tho rocoipe viii he
sont free Of charge tn all who desire u, with full
directions for propafrns and successfully using
Address with stamp naming this pArer.
DR VI r.. BELL.
No os CouRTLANp ST., BALrINorE NJ. d,
Feb, IA rs om,
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Sale ReuisirY.

~ pus..h the following List OF Pub'ic
s.,ss. hhlsaaving b.sn printsi at thia once
q :sth u. vssasts, a, aaa The 20 public.
SupspAr, Mrch 18th, In Penn tvp. Reuben
eenSsfhl Agt., Personal Propsrtr'
svpsspAt. rch IA, In franklin Twp, at the
rcs'densss wm. q. ijowersox Geo. hover.
soy VIII Personal Hroperty.
S,,dsy March In MIdilsbure, Mrs. Eliza.
both smtu'tii sell Personal, Property.
vxrp,y Msfeh tn Miiilohasz, ths heirs Of
Hameel sh' will sell Real Estate.
TsEspAy, Msrciisth, IN Susluehsnns twp,
Junists ooPA. Abel Shs6ee--Pcrsousl
property
retpu, March h, per'onh Property OF
WIN j. fers n FRANKLIN township.
sArsnptf, ta,S,h, :. hi.m'egrs. 9',i1 "a,
by authorty tsSsm delegated scu Real
Estats Of Jsoos rssnhos
a.rrnpkY. Nsroh .th, A. 7. povsrtlx As.
signee Of Peter sssmsn, will sell Person'
al Property.
Nosp,v, March istt Personal rroger,y ,ot
franklin TOWNSHIP
MONDAY, March ishn rsys,ts TYP, iunl
sta 90, de,. y. htssI VIII sell horses
cows, tarm impleuhts 40.
vspsssply, March 20, Personal Propsrty
~ the iate residsncsf iohu Drecss decd.
Drsose ani 7. n UisE xsodtors
On saturday March goth ~ usnryD. shsno,
will sell on tho pretnisia chap;ntn tOwa
ship tho Rcal Estate oietor iharsr dsc'i
Tpu,spAr March q at thsoirt house In mid
dleburg, sheriff will ssnio,l Estate.
FsiEAY March ~, at Adapurg, sheriff vii
sell Real Estate.
sArpRpAY March; %, In esvertown W. N
Hsimbach Admiulstratsof the estate o
Emanuel Weirlck, will s,If sal Estate.
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For whoopiX cough, nothing hss
yet been brought before the public
eqasllius DR.. Haas EEp.ctnrant. A
fsv doses will relieve tao worst cs-e.
Mothers, Try it! Only % and 80 Cents
4 bottle.
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Nurrsin kills thousands of Milk
Cows Fou,zs Horse and Cattle Pow
ders will cure them. and ii used du-
ring winter and sprinS viii surely pre-
vent the disease.
Five hundred dollars in silver three
cent pieces was the amount ron,,.ted
10 the assistant Unitet stst0s treasur,
VI al Philadelphia iow days ago by
the Harrisburg pos, master.
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T. Tr-.s's uita. " . IysYBsis
psr eett 3TC2
!u 11aas. = ~ % a5.1 - Il .sG
.,'s' ',r HI.s.t.r l., als l-5' gsSi7
Hv u fi.fs.y ~LrJ ltntnt -
~ dJufd,r up; 'r1y- ned 1fit its3 no. -
Brl. fu 4suIt 81! Iaess4r.r lci.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

The Harrisburg Daily Telegraph OBJ
serves that there Il very perceptible
ncrchse in railroad freight, over that
of last year, westward nnd oastvard d,
at the present time, which is regarded
~ an indication Of business revival
Western merchants are buying very
freely in the East the Western trade
lcxhibiting healthier signs of prospcri-
ty than the South. An average amount
OF business in the Fast this spring
will have reviving intlcnce on bu'i-
| ness in all dircctious Manufacturing,
mining and Carrying corporations are
| inclined TO active operations, aud II
backed by anything like average crops
in the spring and summer, aud we
havo no drawback in the way of repu
diatiou in the Southern states aud
Western citics. the great trunk lines
will do largo business In freight this
Summer. There is also the evidence
of an carly start in local freight usual
during the spring on all the road
ccntering at this point. We repeat
this is the first healthy sign Of spring
business.
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EANH,ED.

An TuarFstic MAJ - woman n sv-ry CoantY
ta 'ske'is Agency '0rt~n oft.s N"st ~ Lar
Publications ir tts country. fuut Of ne tla.
80 Hfrlurs 80. .1 luthss c1rhl 90 ty-fy SUB
setter 1te Vet t1~tiuafion F'sr bs'src
Ursfsi 20 Nsttts. ani IRE Most L'.9 al IN.
fursrsrts 60 Su''ribsr.. oar Fins PubliS.-
tI.r, tieysnt PrsrIurns, sol LarSs i'oir rIIs
,Irrt pires a. btsAd ofsiI ,Cfnfstl!yr. fsrd
'r liiur'ra'sl Difrulafs AMI fsfrNs. Y. v 1
l. rrSrtiN rat.ifhsft, ~ S,n.ofa street.
Ptilsi.lph'a
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i-,,ocnl News, Sc

I.ajI eommunicstions, business let
= Ga for this office, TO secure
!. ~ attention should be addressed
. Tows: .TuE Posr,. Middlebhrg
80 Cbun,y, Pa. Advertisements
900, VACATIONS &c. must be handed
Eby cuiav noon, TO secure inser-
ken ir.aext issue
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

GAVE HIMSELF UP.-A young man
named Ferguson. who rather myste-
riously disappeared afthe tho Newport
J, Perry county, bank robbery, has, we
learn. saws one of our FrantNn cOun-
N exchanges, roturuedS -, given
lmsolf M 10 the authOrHies. He was
solatiye of ono Of the oiIlcerf ~ tho
bsk. He admits htriug gwen the
corbination Of the sails lock ~ the
lhurlars, but disclaimI any 5rher
: par'cipation in tho robbery Il uls
drtak when the robbery to"i1t lace,
gntwhile in that condition Ft'e the
IinComa,ion. Since his slldeh de-
partue no ha8 visited Akron, Clip
narpr's Forry, Virginia; un3 New
YORK d,y, with the intention of t,iUc
into buinees. hut being recognibl at
these d5ereut points he continued "a
Tmoye arund. fearing Of The o'ior-
tunity to q to Brazil, he .udreci'l IN
getting "A pssago on the iil-iAlst He.
lropolis. It's not necessary 70 le'
scribe what hc experienced On ba
vessel bat Ging among the "a 81
lbe concluded that there was no lex
| for him onlsie of Percy county, cn'
therefore At pce resolved to retlri
and meet the onseluence4 ot he II
res ulnrities.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

NvuER'g rcrCuts, B-uisss, sprsiss,
y Blind sud bleeding Pilss
REMEDY. Rb.umsil,m. frRstur
limbs rfot'sd I'srs sDd
FAfts. Psius 10 Ire Npsolss
and Jaints frioisnt Ulcers. Wscsatgisg
sore. 1sslisj soi, Lsy ir'slpslh', art Va
riruss Ns,rs IL SANYIuD'H tTrHsCr op Wlr,H
Wvft Ak Tor o.. ttctnss u H. better. tt-ot-
ger AMI ch,sus- .usn auy other ard 81 uAr-
fautel Dv WEEKS = rUTItN, WHOLESALE
prassi,ts soj wa'hlnAt,u sot, bsst5a
NlAFs.
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: .ssTz;ysIsII RIIyyE

As 90. veteran author. q. - .. rt.t..fs lts
n ost inter,tstnrv. vita powerful r'gamt1'a
std v'arilitE rro'is. e,,f COW tiltl ll ons
,c.ur. IieW Wurk + murphy, V'NnDlds,
~, brists N.y'usus, 'fpsNot. 80.
n.r,.l usr.us gtRrtiv trfDrssi - nl ten j.
tsi.fes autLnrifics ~alH . frlIi l'ost
.lgr.s to- cltu mono. Er ezra 'srrrs. ~ s
ft.s t1IBsA itp Hkps, Iuss., "a 0n1'1r.
80 Pftis p
OrR EIr.L- reduced - t'' cs.t, are
ttii'rs tss'
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5atI ESprH.c-

George > 4;ct'lot, Csrpsnts.ias
At GaEu4Trn ltJ
Nathan ~eAaubEch repairing
HupVl 'So. 500
John ,'stctle- reratFiug Sc. u W
nsn a lif.uAsr. Hhc''1 board
tlg Yfifpuorf, LHatsKs NF b11 20
Dane! Eisenaatt, JIc9cl.ll.se n. ssN {
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Fl. Tee unts scrhfrsttsu ~
iffs lrus Jhnrsirs efsss
'rii ehhiot -srstf-s r,sa
Frel .k hl1rss, fsE ssas
iHUae, wed irsrr ems rro,iff,
liinn 81 tie r-rveae s,fcs-
ifrssiiits 50 ,os, cNisr 80
irf trs -ft-eWiii-s sne sat
lref's 81 cirsululion, ts grHta'
luI Nrtl a. ses fi'sH ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-14

,COVERNMEgT STOCKS. &C.-Clos-
" ting Prlocs 0f Dg iAvgE & Tgwssttn. ~
south rd.d siecrt PAil4lr'Huia. S''r.s l1Irh'
tni spli e.ihss i.r c-.l - on margin. req
i5tl, i-ss. -....
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IplllIl.

-~-~.-------s-------------- -~-s- ------
- nuNuors v hart, March I, Hannah, vile
Al y huBmel, OF cram ?, sssi bay tu. -.
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na-S Ireis Selinsgrovc is now offer.
ing groa, bargains, and special induces
mcn,s in Dry Goods and Notions, In
order to reduce his large stock ic
goods, before the middle of March and
prepare for an early Spring trade, Ho
is selling now at greatly reduced pri-
ces in fact great many articles At
cost. We would advise our readers To
call at the above mentioned establish
ment if they want bargains. NOW
Is TIE TIME Headquarters for
Motto Frames at =. Weis' Seinsgrove.
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County Finances.

County Finances.
Rrs.VTtrs.
Jan let 49, Coauty tax 0tIs'7
.gtst.rsIrF tg.sTs
state tlN y - uu'stsu ''rg = Ss
Count, fa'nf r.,aHd yIe'tUus
,ssfs u4tstsuIinY Is3i g
state tIE " 80 sti pfcylSut
Ssar eutststsiug lstf
Balance 10 nstis ot Ite.tutsr lvz, "a vSe Is
Liltt.t,es.
Amsani a. Otfefs ofI.T'
tuftt4uIluy o. rs
~ rut pf '. 80 = is'' ssi
previous years lss . j. @ p
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.


O1a,F tr.r Isuasr, l.A. ~. tr..rs ~ Co.
s... t.. Fa4 % f...,yt
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es@ On sseNvs pron" par vo'' W"
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Goorys 10y - ~ .Isst N dssa
holy of B'iEarvtn gas'ss u a
John X EuEi o. et pl rn f-si Z. rs
90 sEulrI = settler
WN'.la. tt"- o % H' rraAt t-1f
90 ffhukiin l.eniE 70,
ssnrt Hi'f s~Bfit g 81 nm f-sN
NHfiet Off .lutul HTets.a
TgN...t4 l.st D. o.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

THE AsCENsIoN-Ncarly, if not
quite, the best feature of our County
fair, was the balloon ascensions on
Thursday and Friday, by Prof. Denver.
Skepticism was manifested in relation
to the wisdom of the directors in pay
ing 5000 for such feature Many pre-
dicted that the balloon would rise to a
height of one or two hundred feet, and
then come quietly down. These, and
indeed, nearly all who witnessed it,
were most agreeably disappointed, and
now all unite in saying that the money
was well expended. On Friday, the
wind was so high that the ascension had
to be deferred until about six o'clock,
and even then, it blew so hard that
much apprehension was felt for the
safety of the aeronaut. However,
Prof. Denver determined to try it, and
as result, it was one of the most sue
cessful ascensions he has ever perform
ed. The balloon rose rapidly to the
height of over thousand feet, and
then swiftly foated away to the north,
amid the cheers of the multitude
When it had nearly reached the river,
two and half miles away, it commenced
to descend slowly, and safely landed in
a corn field near Geo. Carr's farm. I'm
iversal satisfaction was manifested
with Mr.. brakes performance of his
contract, and Prof. Denver won much
distinction as a daring and intrepid
aerOnaut.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
Westburg Correspondence.

Sept. %, 1873.
EDITOR BULLETIN:-Please allow me
space in your columns to tell my little
story. 1t is not so much for the benefit
of the general reader as for the edifca-
ton of the taxpayers of Westburg.
and perhaps the sequel will show what
wonderful strides we are making to-
ward the retrenchment, reform and
economy which our present hard times
require. The little story runs thus:
At re cent meeting Of our school
board of directors of Westburg town
ship, their deliberations were interrupt
ed by the appearance of couple of
pleasant-spokcn gentlemen with wor-
thy mission to fulfil. Said gentlemen
showed their credentials, in the shape
Of recommendatory letter from Supt
Parker. This letter had the desired eff
feet on the members, and reduced them
into the belief that they wanted some
thing they really did not need. Such is
the wonderful power of persuasion.
The gentlemen, in the true raider style,
told the board their mission was to CON
fer a lasting benefit on the people of
Westburg by furnishing them with set
of bran new desks of the modern fash
ion, in place of the old, plain, unfashion-
able things that now disfgured the in
terror of their school buildings. Now,
as Satan would have it, the members of
the board were not all present; but in
the true spirit of accommodation, those
that were present allowed the gentle
men to bring up the case, and take
vote on it. It was carried, three to one
in favor of the desks. But the strang-
est thing in the case was. that the only
member of the board who opposed it, is
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
Mr.. Warne's Meeting in Buffalo Town.
shin.
BUFFALO Twp. Sent. 9th '7S

BUFFALO Twp, Sept. 9th, IS.
EDITOR Misunderstanding tc
previous notice, Geo B. Warne address
ed the people of this township at the
Crofoot school house last evening, on
the financial question. 1t is superhous
to say that he handled the question
with rare ability, and presented his ar
guments with clearness and force
that few speakers can command Oul
Greenback friends turned out in good
numbers, and paid good attention to the
speaker.
At the close of the speech, there
were a few questions asked, which the
speaker answered readily from law and
authority. Then some one called for
B. +. Hammond and he responded by
believing out a string of invectives
against everybody in general, and no
body in particular; berating everyone
as cheats, frauds and vampires, that
had anything to do with legislation, and
in thunder tones, at least dozen times,
he asserted his own innocence and hon
esty He said we did not want men
that were loaning money at Is and 20
per cent. interest, to come out and
teach us finance, with lot of books
too; he thought anybody could get up
a good argument, if they had lot of
books. When Hammond stopped to
catch breath, Mr.. Warne got the floor
and exploded the charge of loaning
money at any rate of interest, and apol-
ogized for bringing books along with
BIN, not being aware that it would hurt
MIR. Hammond's feelings, and supposing
that what was wanted was facts. He
then asked him few questions in re-
gard to some Of his assertions. Ham
monds plea was, that he was taking
him at disadvantage, he had not time
to figure it up. To that part of the au
dience that could accept noise for argu-
ment, the disconnected sentences of
Hammond were acceptable. but to the
rest it was tumble of assertions and
blood and thunder, spread eagle .sympa-
thy for the poor laborlng class. The
mildest comment the most earnest
Greenback could make on Hammonds
remarks, was that he was a little wild,
while others were completely disgusted
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

IT is the purpose of the Rev. IT, B
Kemp, Rector of St. James Church, of
this city, to spend his vacation in at
tendance upon the annual missionary
conference of the Domestic and For
eingn Missions Society of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, in the United
States, which convenes in New York
City, Oct. 9th. DIR. Kemp has been ap-
pointed member of the Board from
the diocese of Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court of Buchanan county, Iopa
October Term, 4 d., 1873
A. H. TRASK,

In the Circuit Court of Buchanan county, IOud
October Term, A d., 1878.
A. H. TRASK,
against
o. r. Hunt. Esther f Hunt, j. M Williams,
Chas. II. Durkee, Lawton s. Post, the State
of Iowa, III. p. Benton e. Co., w. w. Cole,
Asa Hunt, II. L. Goodwin and Elvira Hunt.
To said Defendants You are hereby mott
fed that on or before the LIST day of October,
A. D.. 1878 there will be on file in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Buchanan
county, Iowa, the petition of A. H. Trask, the
plaintiff aforesaid, claiming of you the sum of
$1,S50.00, as money justly due from you on
your promissOry note, dated May ~, 1870 and
asking the foreclosure of a mortgage on lots
and s, in block TO- in Scarliff's addition to the
village, now city, of Independence, Buchanan
county, Iowa, to secure said notes. Said mort
gage was given to Jonathan Gates, afterwards
assigned to J H. Campbell, and by him as
signed to plaintiff; also, claiming of you all
taxes paid on said property. No personal
Judgment asked against any defendant, except
.. D. Hunt and Esther 4. Hunt. You are also
notlfied that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
OF the October term of the said
Circuit Court of Buchanan county, to be held
at independence in said county, on the 18th
day of October, A. D., 1878, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petition.
FRANK JENNINGS,
Iowa Attorney for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

FRANK Meow has just received
some of the genuine Cultivated Gran
berries, direct from his fathers marsh.
Any one using these berries may be
sure they are not eating the wild berry,
picked by India Is, and raked up with a
rake, bugs, grass, sticks and everything
that comes in contact with the rake, as
most of these wild berries are. These
berries are all picked by hand, and not
bought from Indians with whiskey. So
when you wish to buy Cranberries to
eat, be sure that you get some of F.
Megow. You will save money by it, as
the berries do not require so much sugar
and have a cleaner taste than most any
other berry. Price, from Sc to $3.50
per barrel. 11w3
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

BLAINE AT DUBUQUE.-Those of our
people who wish to hear Hon. Jas. G..
Blaine, will have an opportunity to do
SO on Saturday (to-morrow), at Du-
buque, in the afternoon. An excursion
train will be run over the I'll. Central
road from Waterloo, leaving this city
about seven clock in the morning and
returning in the evening. The rate of
transportation will be 1926 for
the round trip. We understand
that a large delegation will attend from
this city.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue of an Execution issued out of and
- under the seal of the District Court of
Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor of John H .
Campbell, and against theigoods and chattels,
lands and tenements of Joseph Shannon,
erty, to wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter Of
Section thirty-One (3D and southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter of Section thirty (3O),
Township ninety 900, Range ten Q0, in Bu-
clMnan County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, / will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the Court
House. in the City Of Independence, on Satur-
day, the 9th day Of November, A. D. 1878, at
two O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, to the highest
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowa. Oct. "a,
1878.
LAKE & HARMON Att'ys for Pm.
uw2 w. SWAN ORSDOL Sheriff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-10-04

SOME mischievous person is in the
habit of visiting the ward rooms at the
west side school house, and stealing or
despoiling the clothes of the children.
Yesterday afternoon Il. L. Curriers' lit
tie daughter left her hat hanging out
side, as usual, and this wretch cut the
trimming, including plume, large pearl
buckle, ribbon, &c, entirely off, and car
ried them away. 1t will cost about $3.50
to repair the hat Should such malic-
ious thief be discovered, it will go hard
with him, or her.