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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Kirkpatrick.

Cfiice and Residence-No. Is FRANKLIN
STREET. fe2S-lm
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DIR. l.. MCGUIRE,
Physician, and Surgeon

OFFICE-Rooms No. and 7, Lanfran-
20 Block, Main street. Residence-204
Main street. Los Angeles, Cal.
Office Hours-FIOm to IL A. NJ. and to
and 7 to 0 r, NJ. apl2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02
san Dieg" Nominations.

SAN DIEGO, June 1.-The Re.
publican County Convention, to-
day. nominated e. 4. BIackmer for
delegate to the Constitutional Con-
venlion, aud Judge Fl. G. RoIfe, of
San Bernariino, for joint delegate.
The Democrats, last week, nomi-
mated Ii. G. Hicks for delegate from
this county.
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The Mexican troubles.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1st. "A
special says that Gen. Mckenzie,
commanding at Fort Clark, has re-
ceived Information that EscobeGo,
with two hundred and fifty men,
took Preside Rio Grande yesterday
morning, and the villages of Mo.
deio and Saragosa in the evening.
Col. Nuncio, with one hundred and
twenty Government troops, went
from Piedras Niegras this morning
to engage Escobedo's forces. Yes.
terday an officer aud twenty-five
of Nuncio's command were cap.
tured by Escobedo.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02
Montana Meat Market.

ERGLINoER Il FRANK, fW3T
A. The best and tenderest Meats ~
In the market. None butt the ksz
Primest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the address-Mon-
tana Meat Market, Main Street, neal
First. Los Angeles.
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Aan i.uis Ooispo Nominations.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 1.-The
nominations to the Constitutional
Convention from this county are:
p. nj Preston, eX member of the
Assembly. by the Democrats.
Judge g. Steele, Republican, has
accepted the nomination OH petit
ton of the citizens irrespective of
party. The Workingmen have IL
convention to-day and will proba-
bly, make Il nomination.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02
HUGHES
Russian and Electric Baths,

SIGNORET'S BUILDING, opposite
MERGED Theater.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02

IN" Serh"" Fse"'p"'e"t i"b1fs
NEW YORK, June st.-The Her.
AIDS London dispatch now official
ly am ounces that the Berlin Gov
eminent has issued invitations for
the Congress of the European Pow
ers to assemble June 11th. Bis
marck will preside and Baron Blu
low, Secretary for Foreign A fairs,
will act as the second PlenipotenI
tiary for Germany. This important
assembly will meet at the ancient
Radiziwill palace, lately recon-
structed for Prince Bismarck's Off
cial residence.
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ne Grnin r.ade FiounderinS.

LONDON, June "A dispatch to
the Times from Liverpool says that
serious trouble in the grain trade is
feared in consequence of the heavy
decline in prices. The plendid crop
prospects in America, and the
quieter political outlook place spec.
ulations in California cargoes,
chiefly in London, under very seri-
Gus obligations.
The Kuriurst DisaStcr.
LONDON, June 1.-According to
q telegram sent by Rear Admiral
Balch, from Folkestone, 1873 men
were saved. Most of the estimates
give the Grosser Kurfurst's ere " at
about 500. A report, resting upon
the authority of the Landgate
Coast Guard, says 255 were saved.
The Coast Guard, however, state
that they are informed the Gros-
ser Kurfursps crew was nearer
that number than 500. 1t Is re-
ported that twenty-five of the saved
have since died from exhaustion.
Austria VIII Concentrate.
LONDON, June 1st.-A dispatch
from Vienna says that Austria in
tends to concentrate troops OH the
river Save.
In Memory of Voitaise
PARIS, June 1.-The Voltaire
celebration which was organized by
men of Letters and took place In
Gazette Theatre yesterday, was at
tended by about 1000 persons. AID.
mission was given by ticket for
which from fifty centimes to eight
francs were charged, according to
the locality, the receipts being de-
voted to the poor of Paris. The
proceedings were marked by no
especial scenes of excitement. Dep
utations representing Paris and the
Provinces, with banners, marched
around Voltaire's statue while
bands played and the audi
ence sang the Marsellaise. 1t
was the original intention of the
movers of the meeting to erect a
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02

NEW YORK, June LIN the suit
of the Pacific Mail Company to re-
cover from Richard b. Irwin $780,
GEO, alledged to have been given to
him to use in lobbying through
Congress a subsidy for the Com
pany, Judge Donoliue affirmed yes.
terday the decision of referee dis
missing the complaint. The ref
eree's decision was based on the
ground that the settlement between
the Company and Allen b. Stock
well deprived it of all claims.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-02

sSa1xs Regular meeting held ~,
WEDNESDAY EVENiNa II,
each week at TX O'CLOCK. -
lourning brethren In coS,6
standing are cordially Invited.
A. FRANK, r. 8. -. y 4.
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Orange Grove Encampmsnt, Ne. 81. & q.

sslsa2saifaz, REGULAR MEETINGS heaal
On the Second And four1
- TUESDAYS of each month ~.
~ P. n. Sojourntng Fa11f-
ted to attend s-ss'
B. MARxsEN. Scribe. . - = e
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

Ir'sagood thing that the winter
is approaching Its close. before the
coal mining aud coal carving cor
porations combined TO plundcr the
consumer. In lcss than three months
these pirates on commerce will be at
each others throats 90 that by that
time the demand for COS, will not I've
n necessity t. keep women Al | clil-
dren from freezing We expect TO
see the question Of these combins
,ions lugSed into politics before 'he
year is cat, in which case = Layi,li-
ture elected oo IN issue Of this kind
Will make it vcry lively for these
operations Wien the people can
be taught to combine in this mtn-
ner to protect themselves from de-
liberate, pre-melita'ei plunder, cor
poia,ions will discover that the
power which called then int, cxis-
teuce can also correct their excesses
-Ndvris6nrg Telegraph.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

A RESOLUTION introduced in IN
United States Senate. o. Mo- lAv 70
week, by Mr. vi chel. reci rs thu
there are 3OJ.0J1 India y u ~
United States for whose beueil
800, 600 900 acres OF land hnve been
set apart, or l.00j acres to each man,
woman and child. from MI of which
lands white settlers are excluded
The resoln ion proposes f,nr reser-
vaticns for the use Of indians, per =
hitting all who are competent Ia
become citizens, tho Territories to
have anitable form of government
and 10 I've represented in Congress-
by delegate to be appointed by th,
/ President. aud TO have supnriuten
dent. who shall be ex onicio Govern
or Of the Territory. The resolution
alsoprovides for schools, military
posts, etc --E1.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

ALAS rnR rlLDES hls c,ke ia
being laked in u mnnner little ey-
pcc,cd either by himself or the New
York lIOrh Wien Dan Voorhees,
WAS sent TO the United States sen
ate by the eiv,ce anl consent II ey-
Governor Hendricks. there WAS "A
hutter in the Tillen camp that call
ed mp the nsnal hrag wit, which the
followers Of the "railr0a su,shrr
usually bolster his preteuti,ns.
They Immediately gave notice thrt
MIR Tilden intended to be the can
diia,e in 1850 That proved II bnl
card. II called ont pendleton, whu
carrios of the Srnai orial honors in
Ohio, aud viii be in the United
states Senate To join Voorhees, IN
the resolve to lay Tl!cn ON the
shell. As Se MI know how well Mr.
/ Iillrn loves himself. we expec. war
flom this time forward. lie il not
the man to he kicked in his Own
I household 1t iS enough that b.
was kicked aside BY the action oi
/ the Electoral Commission For the
Democracy to d. the sane thing. /,
more than he can submit to- Er.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

One Of tue irst convicted Mollie
Maguires. Charles BOYLE, escaped
from the Eastern Penitentiary re-
Gently in an ingenious way. lie
had been placed IN the bakery as u
reward for good conduct, aud per,
suaded two other prisoners there to
put Tim into an empty hogsbead,
which was placed on wagon that
was afterwards driven out of III,
yard. When tue escape was dis
covered, tie two con,raui,rs were
put in the dungeon. aud the gate
keeper suspended for not investi,
eating the contents of the wagon
before allowing it to pass out. IN,
two prisoners confessed that they
bad emptied the bogshead of iis
contents aud fitted hinges on its
head, go that il could be fastened
from the inside. aud that they had
wrapped Boyle in some salt bags
lssSose nrttia~ ,hi~ In ~z--n,ru,,, I,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

THE war Of the Russians against
the Turks is nearing conclusion
The Russian forces under Gen. Ru-
dstzky have captured the whole
Turkish army defending the Shipka
pass, and the wound thus Inflicted
would seem to be fatal, since Turkey
has scarcely an army in the Geli de-
serving the name. The Sultan has
asked for an armistice, bnt rs he is
probably not sufficiently hnmilIatco
to accede to the demands of Russia
made before hostllities began. wnicu
embraced complete protection to tn,
Chris,isu population in Turkey. th,
war may close 10 soon. I he Greel
Church may not be all that il deslr-
, able, but there is NJ hopo for IN J.,
thing better until Nohan,medan iu.'
10 crushed in Europe.
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TmH pubic debt of P,Unsvlvtrit.
uu,rtvi lpl for, - nov all ut thir-
teen millions vi dollars When the
N.pnbhc,ns ctne iutn power IN the
State IN 1867. tt wts about forty
in'l'i ~ If .lnllus. anl ,iih ugh tue
expenses ~ the war fhr fpur wears
involved the ezprn li'ure Of ,n,ny
millions muc. the debt IN ler good
enlargement, rapidly rccrlel nu'iI
i, is nov sea- crlv felt. During thi.
time the state tax on red estate hI-
been abolished, aud bat for ,hi,
tightening Of the people = burdens
the small remnant Of the public debt
would long since have disappeared,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

SENATOR NEwMEYER intends to Of
fer an amendment to the Constjtu
ticn reducing the members Of the
Legislature one half We believ,
the people would adopt this amend
ment il they could get vote on 1t
The doubling of the Legislature wa
a mistake, aud has proven n failure
the body being more unweildy, aud
legislation much more expensive
Tue business would be more prompt
ly done, at about half the expense b,
restoring tho Legislature to it'
former dimensions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

A MOVEMENT is on foot in favor OF
the bill of Representative Robbins
OF North Carolina for n reduction OF
the tobacco tax from "a 10 II cents
a pound. and : spiritnous liqAois from
80 to 40 cents gallon, The
amendment offered by Representa-
tiye Cabell allows drawback of the
tax on all tobacco which manuflc
turers may have on hand when sncl
proposed reduction goes into effect
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

cONSuMplION 60 re u An old
yhy,,c an, retired from practice, having
nhd placed ia his hpnt- by an Elsl ln'ln
missionary the furnmls Of u vegetable
remedy. tor the speedy aud prcmrnen'
cute ui consumption. hrouchltis. cItnrtl
asthma. aud nll throat aud lung ntfrciinn-
,lso positive and radical care ior nrry-
Ous complaints, niicr having ie'iei H.
ondcriuly currrtyr p"w"r- IN thou"an Il"
~ cases. ha. felt II his huty Ia make u
known 10 hi- sulerin. fellows. Aciutlcd
hy this mntiv". an ics,re to relIvo hu-
man suffering | will send. free of charge.
10 all who dosire u. this recipe in Grrmau,
French. or Engl,sh with iull directions
for preparing and using. Sent -hy mail hy
ndlre-sins wuh stamp nrmin, i"ls papr,
". ". Shrr,r. l-6 Powers Elocs, Rocn'
cs,r, y. !.
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NEAR Pittsburgh few nights ago
. lady was struck in the back while
sleeping in her house by the bump
or OF car. which had run of the
track into the bnilding. She was
thrown across the room against -
hot stove. Timely assistance saved
the woman from death aud the
building from destruction bv fire.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

NonrH Carolius is the only State
represented in Congress entirely by
native born citizens Ten States
have not a single native represents
tive. OF the twenty -segen repre-
sentatives Of this state twenty-three
are natives, Seventeen Penusylss'
mans are represe uta.iyes from twelve
other States
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

THE Hon. George u. Pendleton
10 the new Democratic Senator from
Ohio. He served several terms in
Congress and in 1864 was the Dem
ocratic candidate for Vioe-Presideut
on the ticket with Gen. MClel
Ian. He is a wild inna'ionist.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

OsE hundred and thirty American
cities have an aggregate indebted
ness OF $644 00o000. A competent
authority ventures the assertion that
the aggregate Indebtedness Of all
the cities exceeds one-haif the Ma
tional debt. Boston is the highest
on the list Of per capita taxation.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

VIcToR EMASuEl, King of Italy,
died Mt Rome last week lie "as
conscious mp to the time of his
death, aud conversed with his f,mi
" and friends few moments be
fore he breathed his last Prince
Humbert, the heir apparent. was
pronounced his SUCCESSOR to the
throna
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

THOMAS V. COOPER, Esq, Of Dclt-
ware comfy WAS reelected Speaker
Of the Senate at the opening OF the
present session. The law makes
the Lieutenant Governor of the
State the presiding officer bnt a
Speaker is also elected by the Sen-
ate who performs the duties during
the absence Of the above named
nfficiol
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T h 6 ? est.
Mddlehurg, JAy "a, 1873.
!. cnoueE riilor : prnnrIe. or.

THs cxtrame coil nf rnos1iv two
weeks 40 is il'nstri'p1 by the T ct
.h,t vhe, Tho w,v ptss',g'r 'rt'r
arrived at N,o,nL il wi'ftrr !
that The air hrakas were so frozen
that thcy woul not w,r;
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

Jrpop SrEaRxrr has returned to
the bar,- after continuous service oi
sixteen years on the bench. We be-
came associated with the law firm OF
Kennedy and Doty which is one o
The most able and reliable in Pitts
kur0
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

TEXAS is larger than France by
moro than 10000 square miles.
while il nll the inhabitants Of the
United States were congregatei
there the population wonld not be
90 dense NJ it is in Massachusetts,.
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Assignee Accounts.

NJ brirE " hereby riv"n thai tho fol
lNltOinr A~-ilnces Accounts h've hecu
hi,d in the "ibce ~ 80 prothrnot,'y a.
The Csnri Of g. y. Of Snvder county anl
viii he prpsentel 80 the n'xr court for
cnpfrm,iinn. rni uples- -u'i ;isni c,ut'
hp shown &, The CONTRARY the sane viii
be- crnfrmel
The a. otnt ~ rreier ck ~. Isrnt,, A..
slzues Ji u ter Kuu ger
:. GROUSE rroth'y.
rrpthy's one, Jan 'i3
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

Fon the eleven months OF 1877
ended November 30th, the excess OF
exports over imports into ports OF
the United States was equal to
sl24.000, 900. of which 800, 100000
was for merchandise.
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CrcystL.v no AL'hsr "a.
rrrt,'p tractor r.ersurXs NJ iani slfr.t
I, rr-nbitn tnvr,'iu ,yny Ter ~ ~, r,
L. - sl".r SUI ".ts'; rNst IS l's'ao OF - .
~-s'rr. -rstris'rg oH. 81 yes Hht tu'ftN
STORY --,I.rr N,.st' h'u,N, -. h,rS it..r
aul r.utr uuf hrtiiirs' h'' property sub.
ir"t 20 1n.t '4e rl rG!r,een rlIa.sGi DJu IS
"ith 'r','.st.
RLS'. ecrtsin lot rr plec- II grourl IT.
urtr IN tenf'rvil" tNutra flyn ~ oHul'g
aui stat. af.r-sIli httniol D, stuut 'ts,st.
E,st rs Prni.' upti, H'slh GS "a Auv, aul
. ~ a,t by 81 John E0ster rnIt,Iutut ur.
iuur'r acre more pr Is's. Wh--enu ~, erHct q
large trottl'y iNellids house, stable aud
other Oh Gui'dlnSs.
ALSO, certain To- o.. pieoo orgrNpni stu 80
NJ a,,rcs.id hrnnici Nnrr by vunla u,d,
! f,st los lini II il"ury x ~Haicrs Slutu ant
/ Wet ~ lauia ut En-. iI'dto cont irAE nn'
and one. .'0pith acre in'r- pr loss who. n 81
erected " ''r>s r"oA . Bars S4oi', SO,
ALSO ce tain 'ract Of tinHsr l'uI cit
u,te IL r wn.hi,. c"uOty rni Snte nflre, IL.
b urdei Moth by JrcSs Mnuu,,iu. Eat hy
! lnnd Of Vnlcntlue waiter ,,ntr by baud n
Geurgo liaruru aud i,'sa fr AMI We Z hl
li,nd- Il nt1ry huhu.. cUut,tuin4 Gao Iun,
dred ani Twensy's'N Actos, more o. loss.
No.
ALSO certain tract Of timber land
situate ~ aiorcsa'd hounirl North h,
lands of lIciis oi George Sl,in. decd
tnet by baud of George kl'okTsr Srurl
hy lnrl of John Knhnr aud West hy Ian.
of George Kuhn.. c',n,niuing Forty nine
Acres, more Or lees.
No 6
ALSO. nll the white Oak Trees. Meas
nriup fourteen inrhe. aud over at ~,
bn', nov standing aud growing ou y Ger
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yrOrlCE Of Willows \ppraiscmsn,-

NOTICE Jf Willows \ppraisrmsnt-
Sunirr thr Si1D LOW ~ hir. IL
hereby given 'hai the following wilnvs
,rrr,i-cmcuts have hern Glrl ~iil IN.
Cierk of 'l'' a. rtprs Count Ut ~, der tr
for confirmation ou Monday. she ..th iny
Of Feb. nrx.
Apprat'erent NJ Elizsbsth UrG ~ll,v NJ
Gcorvc HUI, Itte of ishingtbn tpsnship,
drce sci.
| Auprriscmont of ilzthrth MA Unt vibv nj
| Wu'iim HIT iing li.eof Dhi,,i,t tbVt'iip.
! deceased
/ Npur,is - Mt ~ rtapv smt'h vii,v ~ IT..
Va smith. lrts u Frank IN - ru-Iip 's'eI !.
/ Nru-t'ssu"pt 4 spei1 Etlf'. pvnt pe.
ter Sr,ni. t'ts of GItpu,t tty1rttp iet'i
| Jan ~. rs :. CbOt = o, cl"rs - q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

PnrIpESr HAYES. vic, President
Wheeler, apl Speaker Rtnlill are
all teetotalcis
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTiCe...le ct

A DEMONSTRATORS N0TiCE---Let-
[Ateis VI ada inis ration On the estate OF Hen
rS Uro.s, deceased, late Ot West nvsver rsp,
Snyder County. Penn's., having been grant.
ell 10 tue undersigGed, all POI suns Knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are request /
oil 10 make immediate payment. while those
having claims " III present them duly sutLentl.
GATED TOT settisment 70
A. A. ROMlu.
a lSAAuO HkOSS,
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IRON ORE.

Of the hest quality AMI in large quantity on
these tract. Abou, One-na.i uliiv iro u the
l.. q. e ,. o. RaiirOad
For further ptrtiorla . In regard to tho above
.ifn L. cal, on or al tDIiN W. u lILEA
I.aureit N, U0ioa oun =. ~.
sale 10 ro'nnencs .. 10 o'tinck A, VI of saii
day when dds Attendance will be given aud
ter,Is vi sale made IN wn ny
JOHN y HUGHES,
q LY N B SEEBuLD,
Jan. "a, rs. JHARL.s u. SEGBuLD.
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ShoFjfPS Sales ! !

d. vir'rs nf Sur lrv Wri,s isp7ed
Drut nj the tou. : oi C.r,ron pI.a, -t, '.
De- usly. - apl Frt-' 1'S-StAI, -llt " ~.
Iooi TO Il, yrnSre ar ortrry, ua
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., 20 o'clocS \ - -t IN" COS rogs N -.
t-torsh 81 h,iilshlrs, ne iJN s.1g 4 .,tlp
"A IfAl 49,. VIZ
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400 ACRES.

mare or LEES, VITA tie IpIrtenances. The
abuve trHuts 81 timbe' an are well sot with
WHlrE PINE, WHITE GA AMI hEa-
| Il l.
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kf.S1. ecrt.ir lot 'r piece pf group st.
.u.t- IN teni'rvi'lH rcutra flyn ~ crun'g
lui stat. afr-sIlI bttnisl D., Etuut .'tt,si.
Etst rs PiHi.r Hpti, Sngih IS la Aup, hul
~ a,t by I 81 John E0sfer rnlt,Nutut ne
iuur'r acre more ur Is,s, whsrepa ars errct -
large tso-trr iNellidS house, stable aud
tI "a ntt. lttIf
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100 ACRES.

and allowance.
TKArr No. IA ceriain tract of land sltu.
ate iHrLly IN roNnship OF Armagh, ''ou nty oi
Nlm n. and partly ~ Township vi HAIRS AM
uuutyni crnirs. bouulol Nni dsscrihoi ne
folluws, vH: BogluninL ~ certain cor Ief
IA nee 10y lad wtrrantoi In the ntn Of An.
drew k,nuedy. North - deg IVES Isj por he
t0R h'te OAK, th nee b' nther 'hrvevnl /, ~
North CO deg. tAsi, IT. psrch's toa y hite Dak
thence 10y land uf Ada Is ilende' 'utu 81
des. Etst p'rcnes 10 y white OAK, thence
by other -u Neyei iiud son q es West ~
/ eIchss to place ot beS nnia /, cnnt hpllS
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and al'oSIn o.
TRACT W. IA certain tract OF l,nt stu.
ate iu llarri' tuNn h ., entio c"uuty sIr,sy
si in pu's su,nr- nfs warrint i-su-i I, Al tIn
Bnl nder d,t Il the -5th day OF fsbrury \
ID l.yl containing
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24
Th,WSR,y, .N1rch l4ih 1879.

tho fNliONiry ~'ir ibis n-rsNrii rrNre-'y con.
si>tinE ni y, mlns stack tri | ruleurrts -.
gcther vita uuvs0a ID and k,tchsl tur1 ture,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

I'VE undersigned -uhsciih'r viii
L ofe- at Puhic S,le, At his rc- icnre IN
Penn tsp, ab ~ n1s mile west II sslinsSrDyc,
on ties a l. X X on
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-24

ALSO q certain lo' Or pieoo orgrnrni sltuf'
M aforesaid. hpunicl NNrtt by nunilG ,uiu,
East los lani II h"nry x ~Gaicrs Slntu ant
vat ry lauls ut En-. iIedta cont iinE on
sud oue. .'oui;h acre innr- pr loss whe.s,n ~
erected ~ LARGE r,nl o Bars S4oI, 80.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-13
Mr.. Corcoran's Commitment.

Mr.. w. w. Corcoran ia famous for his
chivalrous bearing towards ladies. Left
O widowor with one child when very
young man CHS wife died at twenty-one
years Of age), 1t Is believed by those who
know him best that he has never asked
another to supply her place, while he
has not Stunned ladies society, but al
ways appears to enjoy 1t. He is espe
cially fond OF young girls, to whom he
pays many delicate attentions in gen.
tie, gallant, but always most respectful
manner. Recently he approached q
charming girl who has a great talent
for art. Taking her hand and holding
it he proceeded to compliment her on
her painting. and added: "Ah, you
think yourself quite an artist, and so
you are, but can surpass you In color
ing," and he gave a meaning glance at
her cheeks, which his praise and his. re-
tanning her hand so long had caused to
be suffused with beautiful blush.