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The daily gazette., 1878-11-19
ov,'s. suckers ON a strike.

tsas & ca sauekers nna IN the employ, OF
T'std n struck sa ana Morris g. Bro wn, of
\ saturday, Th ISr an advance of wages
N Per ga)lonn nne pay asked for is 15
y y. Their Idion, do, and advance Of two
\, lpss,ssols the Shu str;i was refused, and it
= lOuses. ''rlke will extend to the
The daily gazette., 1878-11-19
g NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CUPPER.
- The ladies of the Second Baptist
Church will give SUPPER In the ..ec-
ture Room of the church, thursday
EVENING, Nov. 21st. First table
o'clock Tickets 20 cents.
The proceeds for the benefit ofthe church.
nOvIS-4t
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|Rsr EDITION.
.,., and Commercial.

r,, x,seroN, Del, Nov. 10 i1s
GILNlSonu LIMITATIONS furnished by
slocA CLAYTON House Building
.o0' w. bel, at 70 M. to-day
socu sDD QUOTATIONS.
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OUR COUNTY COURT.

The First Days Proceedinqs-The Case
9 state rs. Bayndrd Being Closed
Liquor Dealers Standardization Bust
ness.
Special to the Gazette. s"..
NEW CASTLE, DEL, Nov. 17.-ln the
case OF State vs.. Robert Baynard, Sr :,
and Robert Baynard, Jr., Il. X. PEN
nington for State and Ii. G. Turner for de-
fence, Mr.. Eliason testified that he, having
occasion to mail some matter on the 9th
Of December, he sent his colored man
for 1t, who hitched his horse in front of
the hotel of Mr.. Ford, in Kirkwood, and
after spending some time in the house the
colored man went out and found the
horse gone. He was afterwards informed
that the horse had been recovered and
the thieves arrested at Elkton, Md. On
going there he found the prisoners in
Jail and his horse in the Jail stables.-
Upon his asking the elder of the two
prisoners where he got the horse, he was
informed that he had "got it from his
son."
John Dean testified that Robert Bay
nard had come into the store at Elkton
and offered to sell horse for S75. The
horse looked like that OF Mr.. Eliason's.
On being asked where he got it, Baynard
replied that he got it from Mr.. Davis.
lie (the wtness) then had Baynard ar
rested. During his conversation with
Baynard, he (Baynard) produced re-
ceipt showing that he had traded horses
with Davis and received money ''to
boot -
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The Georgia Statesman on the Recent
Electi0ns-A "Reminiscences by Way Of
Il,tstrdtion-Prospects of the Demo-
cracy for 1SSO-The Southern Policy.
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Saieries Of County Superintendents -
The Bill to fix the salaries of Superin.
tendents of Common Schools original.
ed in the House of Representatives
and by its provisions cut down saleries
in twenty-one Counties of the State,
which paid large saleries s6,192, and
which sum was applied to counties
paying small saleries and leaving bal.
ance remaining--for this Bill the Leg.
islative Records show that our Repres-
entative, Hon. Chas. Miller voted
This Bill on reaching the Senate, was
materially altered or amended, passed
and became the law as amended but
was not voted for by Mr.. Miller. The
Bill however rs passed does not in
increase the aggregate sum paid Sup.
erintendents but diminishes tit sim
ply more fairly cqualzes their pay.
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On Monday mo rning last, on con
vening the Courts, $. B. schuck took
the chair lately occupied by the late
lamented Hon. b. l.. Raudenbush, As
sociate Judge, The appointment OF
Mr.. Schuck, by his Excellency Cover
nor Hartranft, met with universal op-
promi. Mr.. Schuck is well aud favor
ably known throughout the county
for tho efficient manner in which ho
discharged the duties Of Register and
Recorder for two terms. His quiet
manner F; honest and intelligent dis.
charge of his public duties have made
him many warm and admiring friends
Our worthy Governor certainly merits
our thanks for his excellent selection.
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Attention. Farmers

The undersigned, Agents for The
Farmers Friend Grain Drill, Taylor
Hay Rakes, riding and walking Guilt
vators and all kinds of iirst.cass farm
ing implements and machinery, which
they vii! furnish on short notice and
cheaper than they can be furnished by
any other persons. Also, first.class
water works arranged with The IIalla,
day.Standard Wind Engines on short
notice. All goods warranted to be as
represented. Catalogues and prices
sent free on application.
Thankful for past patronage We So
licit continuation of the same.
Respectfully Yours,
RIEHL BROS.
Lewisburg, Pa.
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Il.EWIsToWN DIVISION.
To our Patrons.

With this issue the Post enters upon
the sixteenth year ofits existence. 1t
has been eleven years under the pres
ent editorial management, and we
hope the pleasant relations that have
always existed between the publisher
and the many friends Of the Post may
be continued. We have tried in all
things TO suit our patrons, and If we
have sometimes failed, we hope our
readers will ascribe il to erroS of
Judgment rather than TO 4 willful de =
sire to publish any thing that would
or could offend. Articles have some-
times, in the past, gained admission
to our columns, which by reason of
other duties occupying our mind
and time, we were unable to examine,
or they would have been excluded.
We trust no such errors will be made
in the future, for we have always care-
fully guarded against the publication
ofanything personal and vituperative
IN its nature. To the business men of
the county we extend our thanks for
the very liberal share of advertising
with which they have favored us. To
our subscribers We are grateful for
their long continued patronage and
support. To our particular friends We
are under great obligations for their
personal support, and for the hearty
approval they have always extended
to our political cause. In politics the
Post in the future. rs in the past will
be true to the Republican party and
i,s principle. To the public gene-
rally.we desire to say that we hope soon
to effect such improvements in the Office
Of the Post as to admit Of an enlarged
form, and thus give more space for
reading matter rs well as for IL better
display Of advertisements.
Thankful for past patronage and
hoping for continuance Of the public
favor, we doff our hats.
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On Monday evening last, large
crowd of the citizens Of Snyder county
assembled in front Of the Central Ho-
tel, Waffle House," to pay their ro-
spects and compliments 10 Hon. A. II.
Dill on his nomination for Governor
by the Democratic party. Senator Dill
returned his thanks to the people Of
Snyder for past favors, in one of his
short well-timed speechs. vanGezer,
Wolverton, Smith, Major Dill and Ba.
ker, Esqrs., paid the Senator the high
est compliments in brief but warmest
encomiums.
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b4rThe highest prices paid in trade
for Wool by Weis & Oppenheimer.

The following is from the Lewistown
True Democrat.
On Saturday afternoon on the arrival
of the Mail train from the east, Mrs.
Isaac Beck, an old lady who with her
husband had just arrived from Potts.
vile, in proceeding down the stone
steps of the depot to take the Milroy
train, tripped and fell, sustaining
some severe cuts and bruises 10 her
nose, but otherwise she was not much
injured. Mr.. Beck had resided in this
county many years ago, but had not
been here for 81 years, and came this
time to visit old friends and relatives
once more.
On Friday evening last q little boy,
Jimmie Hitting, aged about three years,
son Of VIM. H. Hitting, was run over
on valley street by . sewing machine
wagon driven by VIM. Cunningham.
The horses hoof struck ths child, but
II IL not certain whether the wheels OF
the vehicle also passed over him or not,
Fortunately he was not dangerously
hurt. Mr.. Cunningham was not driv.
Ing fast at the time. and did not see
the child before tho accident occurred.
A son q Daniel yodsr, In Union
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On Tuesday tho 2lst. inst, our
esteemed friend s. Weis of the New
York Fancy Store, Selinsgrove, yielded
to Cupid's relentless attacks and took
to himself n "be,tcr half" We wish
tho happy couple long life made
pleasant by loves purcst dovo,ious
and may peace, unbroken prosperity
and full measure of happiness be
thei portion.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from active practice
having had placed In his hands by al East In.
dian missionary tho formula u q simple yese.
table remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption, Brnnchitis, Catsrrh, Asthma,
aud all Throat and Lung affections, also posi-.
tive and radical cure for QcuerHl Debility aud
All nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested ita wonderful curative powers IN thous.
ands OF cases, feels II his duty TO make II know
TO his suffering follows. Tho receipe will ho
sont free OF charge 10 all who desire H. with full
directions for preparing aud successfully using.
Address with stamp naming this paper.
Dir. N T.. BELL.
NO. o. CouRrLAsDSr., BALTIMORE M. d.
Feb. II rs, Gun,
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On Monday tho chandelier at the
rear end Of the Court room fell to the
floor with a crash as loud rs "a
pound mortar breaking into 10000
pieces (but we didn't count them-on-
ly an estimate)--cause, too much fric-
ton, wearing out the screw threads
They were not properly constructed.
Fortunately Court was not in session
for every person beneath it would have
been instantly killed.
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We copy the following from The Leu
istown Gazette Of last week.
BARNS BURNED.-The barn on tho
tenant farm ofJchn Preston, in Deca,
tur township was consumed by fire
last Friday night, about olven o'clock
From the fact that a calf, that was
chained fast in the bacl; stable, was
loosehed and driven out of the doomed
structure, it is evident the conHagra.
ton was of incendiary origin. The
contents were destroyed. Five hun
dred dollars insurance on the building,
in favor Of Mr.. Preston. Loss not as.
certained, but outside of the building
falls upon the tenant, for whom some
liberal.hearted persons are collecting
fu nds.
About 12 o'clock on Monday night.
during heavy thunder storm, the barn
of John Cupples, in Ferguson's Valley,
was struck by lightning aud burned to
the ground. The tenant jumped from
his bed Immediately upon hearing the
report and looked out to see the flames
bursting from one of the mows, which
was filled with eight or ten tons of hay.
There was no stock In the barn and
no implements except a fodder cutter.
This, with few other articles, was con-
sumed. The barn was insured in the
Farmers Mutual. The building was OF
yellow pine, about 70 feet in length,
and was nearly as good as new, all
though built twenty years ago. Mr..
Cupples has met with several mishaps
during the past twenty years, and both
himself and son having been severely
injured by accidents.
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Pleasant Weather.
Fish-worms are ripe
Bring out your chip hats.
hnd now it is rhubarb pie.
The country looks beautiful.
Spring chickens are Budding.
Wild flowers are plenty and pretty.
Shrubs are agreeable to the olfActory
nerves.
1t is feared that the rank growth o.
wheat will cause lodging.
Potato Bugs have arrived, and taken
up a position on the potato heights.
"How dye do, how dye do. I'm a
candidate for" the air is full OF
EN-.
Straw hats, linen busters, white vests
and other summer. "toggery," are be-
ginning to cmerge from their winter
quarters.
Our exchanges report an enthusias.
tic demonstration given Senator Dill
upon his arrival at Lewisburg after the
Pittsburg Convention.
Andy Is clever and popular, sorry
bis political proclivities differ from,
ours.
Mr.. Frank II. Miller. the popular
Proprietor Of the Seradoville Pic mic
grounds, has made arrangements for
mother of his cheap and popular ex-
fanions TO the Pic mic grounds. The
EXCURSION will be on the 18TH, of June,
Shen trains will run to accommodate
NJ, further particulars will be given.
All are invited and q pleasant time is
anticipated.
Reaper and Nower Excitement t-The
sry clever Agent, Albert Arbogast
sho represents the celebrated Champion
<aper and Moper. combined and un-
'mbined, created a big excitement
(aong the farmers attending court. by
10 delivering Of a carload of ma,
pines, % in all, at this Station, one
Sa Of which went out TO purchasers
Monday and Tuesday. So large a
vein so short time certainly is a
'sh recommendation for the Champ
mas we'll ~ for the Agent.
MUTTON Como uP.-Our very clever,
aclent and accommodating Conductor
the Mail on the 9. & l.. II. r.,
oLRKu.L, in view OF the "hard times"
added TO his present avocation a
branch of business to wit /: raising
saughtering sheep by steam. On
afsday morning last as the Mail
was turning the curve at the Red
W. number of sheep were discov.
Non the tract. too late to check the
Ted and In . situation from which
y could not extricate themselves 90
The train dashed through the flock
ii'ng five Of them into the air e
a. the smoek-stack killing three
severely wounding two-ffom the
We Of the case no human skin
= have avsrted the calastrophy.
Conductor please lot " have lat.
aarket price -hss The Rnaslsn-
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n6S-"To do as Folks Of Fashion DO. in
one respect at least, you must use GLEss's
SULPHUR Soar, which is immensely popu-
lar among the elite Of society, aud descrv-
edly 80, for il is the most salutary Of be au
ufers and purifiers Sold by all Druggists
HUBS Hair s. WuIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown, 0Oc.
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d. F. Burrows, Esq, Of Harrisburg
will accept our thanks for personal fa-
vors. Mr.. b. is beyond doubt, one Of
the liveliest mon at the Capital, and you
will ever find him ready to confer II
favor if within his power so to do.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-30

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTlCE-Letters
Aof administration Dl Boxis nos cun
TgsrAhkkro ANSExo on the estate Of
jacob Nerhood deceased, late Of Beaver
Twp. Snyder ooanty. Penu's., having
been granted 10 the undsrsisued, all DER.
sons knowing themselves Indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. while those having claims viii
present then duly suthen.idAted for set
usnsnt 70 DANIEL NERHOOD,
April III '1s.pd. Adninis,raicr.
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WORMS! ! WORMS! WORMS! |!

Z. +. Kunksl's Worm Syrup never falls TO de.
stroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. Dr Kun.
kel, the only successful physician who removes
Tape Worm In two houra sllve with head. and
20 fec until removed. Common sense teaches II
Tape Worm be removed, ell other worms can be
readily destroyed. Send for circulars TO v. =.
kunkel, $50 North Ninth Street, Philsdelphis,
Pa, or call on your druggist for . bottle OF
kunkers Worm Syrup, price 81. II evsr falls.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having beon permanently
cured OF that dr cad disease. Consumption, By
q simple remedy, Is anxious to mako known
10 his FELLOW sufferers the means OF cure. To
prescription used, tfrco OF chargc), with tho
directions for preparing and using tho same,
which they VIII mud SURE Crgg for Con.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSCHIrIs, sc.
Parties Wishing the prescription. viii please
oddress, Y. a. WILSON, ia Penn ST.. VIII.
iamsburBh, N. Y. Jan. IL, 'Tsom.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-30

Mr.. Solomon Oppenheimer, on Sat-
urday last received intelligence of the
death Of his father, which took place
on the 2Sth, Of April, in Reichenbach,
Hesse Darmstad I, Germany, al the ad.
vanced age Of II years. His death
was caused by old age. Tribune.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-05-30

For SASE.-A. S. Helfrick offers for
sale fine Sorrel Marc, six years old,
shewy, good, active, and kind DISPOSE
tion,
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The Great Discovery

y. +. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF
IRON. For the euro Of wenk stomach, gen.
cral debility, indigestion, disease OF tho nsr.
vous system, constipation, sciiity Of the stom.
ach, and all cases requiring q tonic.
The vino includes the most agreeabls and
efftoiont salt OF Iron VIC possess. Citrate Of
Magnetic Oxide, combined with the most ener.
getic Of vegetable tonics-- Yellow Peruvian
Bark
Tho effect IN many cases Of debility, loss Of
appetite, and general prostration. OF an Of {.
hcient SAT- OF Iron combined with valuable
Nerve tonic, II most happy. II augmcnts tho
appetite, rises tho pulse. takes OF muscular
nnbbiness, remove, the pallor Of debility, and
gives horid yigor to the couhtcnsnce.
DO you want something 70 strengthen you
DO you want good appetitet DO you want Q
good appetite DO You want to build up your
constitution DO you want TO feel we'll DO
you want 10 get rid OF nervCusnesst DO you
want energy! Do you want to sleep well Z DO
do, try kunkel's Vino OF Iron,
This truly valuable tonic has been thorough.
" tested BY ell glasses Of tue commun ity, that
I IL now deemed Indispensable as Tenc m cd .
icine. IL costs but little, puriies the blood
and gives tone to the stomach. reuovstss the
system and prolopgs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic,
Price u por bottle. 4. +. kUNKEL, Sole
Proprietor, Philadelphis, Pa, Ask your drug
eist for kunkei's Bitter Vino OF Iron, and
take 90 other mako. Sold only 10 oi bottles.
All others are counterfeit, % beware OF them.
Buy six bottles
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look at G. w. Katherman's ad-
vertisement in another column. Char
ley sells the fanciest, best made and
cheapest furniture, Of all kinds and
most modern style to be found in five
counties round and about.
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BRICK HOUSE
CAUTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing articles have been puroh sssd BY tho
uudersigned at ConstAbts's Sale aud left
in possession tf Horny Benfsr during
bis pleasure, oil persons are cautiosed
not 10 msddls OF iutsrfsrs with the same
2 Barrels. Cook Stove. Ten plato stote,
Bench, Horse Hay Rake. q Sheep. . CawS,
2 Hsifers. GEORGE BRNkHOPR,
May l6.pd.
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A IL persons islstsstsd are hsrsby noti-
hhsd ehst Frederick Kssslisg of West
Perry townuhip, saydsy Co., uasds en- Sssisu msns
q Al BE sasct., real apd psruonsl'to hs IN.
derstsusd ~ the, hsasob u kis oeSlt,ore. All
Essso:s hsv!ns sle!as sss reas1s11 y preeesl
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\ DMtNISTRATOR's NOTICE.-

:.s. = s g. & e %s.s: =: :...
!: y: s''E EEL :i.ss s'ss;:s :s::.
~: lssrs:s' sli!s sSss;ss sSsssjfs:sl fssl's z
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r@- Wcis & Oppcnheimer sell Caps
and Straw Hats as low Us Z aud 8
cents.
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All communications, business let
,s,s To-, for this Office, to secure
.'~op,nt w.. attention should be addressed
~ follows: The Posr, Middleburg,
Srvder County, Pa. Advertisements,
commuuications 30. must be handed
in by Monday noon, to secure inser-
don in next issue
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DIED.

In Monroe township, Juniata Co., May 18th,
Christian shsiienbergsr. saed Is years and 8
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CAUTION

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the fol-
IN loving srtielss have been purchased
by the undsrsisned, st ConstAbis Sale ana len
10 the posscssion Of John ! walker dufins m
pleasure. AL psrsons are csutionsd not TO med
eIe OF interiors With the came, sist Table
dos. uhsirs. Bursau, Oloch, BsdsssSd,
Apr, IL, iHs' J.HxHsaALL LuPvER.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.--Letters
~ testamentary on tho estate OF David
Loose late Of Jackson Township. Snyder
Co. Pa, dec,i. have tosp granted to tho under.
signed. All persons knowing thom selves indebt.
Oh to said estate viii please make imrn ediste
payment while those having claims against said
estate viii present thom for settlement to
ANDREW hENFER.
April n 1871. Executor.
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DrOm business yon can engage In.
hk.NI t5 to eve per day made by apy
O44N ! worker Of either scr, right In thers
own ioeslities. Particulars and samples worth
% froo. Improve your spare time Of this bus /,
ness. Address brissox / Co., Portland,
Maine. Nay Q, 'isly.
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s-Weis & Oppenheimer are selling
busters aud Linen wear, Alpaca
Coats and White Vests cheap.
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MARRIED..

April 2lst, by Rev. q. Il. Adams. W. s.. Bio
NJ. Yargar, Of MiainSars, Union 90. "N''
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John Young, Oyersoer OF Poor Of Centre town.
ship for the year 1871. DIR
To amount Of his duplicate 2JJ 70
OR,
by bal. duo him for year 1870 1m
Paid Rent for Moses LAUDER for
year 1879 1900
Amt. paid for LAUDER during year ~ 80
do Elizs. Title do 261
do 4. Jordan do 3Os
do Jacob iIas ssIn niger for
keeping Philip Dcrr gOO
Amt paid Levi Young for keeping
Albert Napp 400
Amt. paid John Ssssaman FOR
keeping Albert Napp In lsT5 os7O
Amt. paid Perry q. BowersoS for
kcoping Anu Rcichonbach 900
ENnncrstions 1b1
J II. Hartman, warrant In dup'e 50
Salary $500
cash at settlement y 2oa "a
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n can make money faster for N IIasu
81 any ring slss. Ospsfsl sa rsSalDs1 ve
sin s.ss. yea. .?is w day a. tsass ssds -
wanted svsry1hsfs 70 WosS scs n. MsS n
the time. Costly outnt sod terms free AZ
dress TRCx b Co., AugusSA. uains.
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Commissioner.

Commissioner.
X. II. Cornelius, OF Jackson, announces him-
self as candidate for Commissioner, subject TO
the decision Of the Democratic Delegate Con.
ventton. Mr.. Cornelius qualifications are veil
known to tho democracy.
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CAUTION.


n LII persons arc hersby notified not
Ato harbor Jane Ksipetzer formerly
Jane Bolig, who is Q psuper and . charge on
Middlecreek township, nor viii the OveYsssfs
through her. CHRISTIAN wALrkk,
HENRY GROUSE
Ovefsssrs OF PoeP