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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12

The attention OF Cotton Factors and p..k|
Is called to the superior merits of the Imnssa
EAGLE COTTON GINS. These Eagle e,ne
the Standard Cotton Gins. far ahead Nj sii
ers In work anship and durability. and NM
sample Of cotton which always brings ihsii
cotton ginned on The Eagle g ton Gin. NM Il
the bale to the Centennial Exhibition as IA T.
bale Of cotton ever brought to this markSf
st. Louis Fair has awarded $1,000 pramiunf
At the Centennial Exhibition the Commits
cided the Eagle Gin was far superior 3
others. ss
to any gin il the world than have been axal5
to the EAGLE, 1t having received, ii ossi
stance. the high Irize Of $3.50 In gold INa
Agri-H horticultural Society Ct Calcutta h
competition open to all nations.
The manufacturer OF the Eagle Cotton6
commenced in 1888. since which time liner ~
twenty thousand have been made and sold +
largest planters of the Mississippi Waller +
always given the Eagle, Gin the prefers
N NRsy fn fzI LIZ rs rs GIVE VEfyT1 H ss S
Feet SATISFACTION. All who use the r.
Cotton Gin will certify to tho fact that when r.
cotton Ia sent to market. it always brfneSl
very highest market prices. as no other eikt
produce finer or better sample OF cotton
the Eagle Cotton Gin.
This extensive use Of these Gins III the r1g
entirely. of the merits Of the machines the
selves, the manufacturers never having exue6a
ed any money in setting forth their m8fHuH
expensive advertisements or illustrated Al1
logues, with long array of ce ttfieates, nj
DrefrrrfDg that each purchaser shall be the41
Judge OF the merits Of the machine be has r.
chased.
The prices Of the Eagle Gin having beaaa
dueed to So 50 q say. makes them the cheapd
as we'll as the best gin in the maj ket. AID
saws OF the Eagle Gin are AZ inches Id dir
ter, making them equal to oDe-6fth m0re 4
pacity than otter gins Of only 10.inch -
The Eagle Gins of 80 saws are equal To ao
saw gin Of 10 inch eylt, der: 65 cav III
Gin Is equal to in 50 Jaw gin Of a.
max s-.tbus being the cheapest cotton oil
the market.
The undersigned has now had the Aeen9i
the Eagle Cotton Gin Company for III
end during this long period has never ha11
Eagle Cotton Gin returned, and no eompall
ever made Of their working. These factsItN
that In purchasing an Eagle Cotton Girl
planter runs no risk. He IL NOT ObIlgI
TO TRY AN EXPERIMENT OF INTR0Dgl
ING AN UNTRIED IN, but obtains intl
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gin. stand ID 4
market-one That has stood the test fol- tn
fiv. years. and IL considered ut the pressntr1
the most reliable and perfect gin made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12
ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIR.
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members of the Associations of
the Army Of Northern Virginia and Army Of
Tennessee are hereby appointed committee
to receive funds. which may be contributed by
comrades and admirers OF the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN b. HOOD, the fund SO constituted
to be invested in United States bonds for the
benefit Of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON.
President Louisiana Division, Army Of North
ern Virginia.
AUGUST RICHARD,
Presid- Mt Louisiana Division. Army Of Ten
nessee
w. X. Lyman, chairman Francis T.. Nichols
James Buckner. Samuel Flower D. z. Calder
j. H. Murray, Of the Army Of Northern ,Vir
stockman Fred N Ogden, Walter Y. Crouch. of
the Army of Tennessee.
Address Box 1896 New OrIeans se5 2dn If
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THE BAND.-A country Band is

THE BANO.-A country Band ID
an institution which belongs 80 the
town and county in which it is organ.
lied aud sort of common property,
fur the reason thn, II Is compelled to
attend ail sorts OF meetings, social
gatherings &C., &c, some times wi,hc
out compensation -sonirtlmes with
very little compensation, cnd often to
its greatest disadvantage and incon-
yonience AMI in nearly nll cases com
posed of laboring men who cannot
well afford the inconvcnicnccs md at
tending expenses, hence wo think cv-
erybody far and near should lend II
helping hand in their coming Fcslival
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings. Neighhoring towns should send
delegations to the Festival. Let Us all
help to make it success.
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Local News, &c.
SalH RARlRirY.

The following is list Of sales which
have either been advertised or bills
printed at this office.
Saturday. Aug. q, Frederick Stcimling
and James Kline Administrators
Of John Kline, decd, will sell Rea
Estate in West Beaver twp.
Saturday. Aug. 20. N. J. Ritter and Y.
II. Wagner Executors of William
Wagner, decd, will sci, Real E,>
tate in Monroe twp.
Saturday, Aug. 80, Y. II. Wagner Ex.
ecutors Of Capt. John Helm, decd
will sell Real Estate in Monroe
twp.
Saturday. Aug. 9. Sheriff will sell Real
Estate at the Court House.
Saturday, Aug. 0, Moses Specht AS
signce of Henry Houser will sell
Real Estate in Vest Beaver twp. d.
Saturday, Aug. 2. George b. Benfcr
Assignee of Henry Brousc will sell
Real Estate in Jackson twp,
Private salc-John b. Woodlng o
Penn twp. offers II valuable Farm
at Private sale.
Private snle-Sowarra II. Miller oI
Perry twp. offers n valuable Farm
at Private sale.
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Raiilesndtes and The Democratic Cmdt
date for District AhcrncH-F. +. Bower
Esq, DR.. c. c. Bower, Hcrvcy Bower
and gentleman from Bedford went
TO Centre county last wock on fishing
expedition. About noon Mr. +. E
Bower after traversing about u mile OF
the dry-bed of Painter creek climbed uT
the rocky embankment to tako lunch
When near to the top he heard noise
and supposed it to be a locust, but
looking up he faceda n hugo rattlc-snako
within striking distance of his head.
Quick rs thought he went back and
cut stick with which he crushed the
monster. Within few feet he cspied
another which no also killed. They
were male and female-one dark, the
othor yellow-the one had II rattlcs
and button. Mr.. B. was alone and
certainly showed excellent spunk'
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RED, WHITE AND BLUE -Weis 4
Oppenheimer, clothiers, have adopted
the colors OF tho American flag foi
their advertising Circular Great, Great
or, Greatest Reduction in Prices ever
made in Snyder County. Why We can
sell cheap. We have no expenses
we buy for cash and cell for cash we
sell largo quantity Of goods and car
afford to sell at small profits. Why
our customers get tho worth Of thei
money in goods, Because our stock
is new, fresh and latest stylcs-we car
ry no OLD stock--i tho stock Of goods
of any season is not sold we ship it in
bulk elsewhere and purchase entire
new stock for each season.
We make no misrepresentation be-
cause wo have made Selinsgrovo our
permanent and central place of BUSH
ness want to retain all our old
customers and gain new ones. No
matter whore our patrons como from
they will savo tho cost Of coming on
every suit Of clothing they buy from
us. Come and SEQ.
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The days are getting shorter at both

The days are getting shorter at both
ends.
All kinds OF Justices blanks for sale
Mt this Office.
Some valuable Real Estate adverts.
cd in this issue.
Don't forget the hot weather when
you are driving horse.
The new tramp law goes into affect
on the 18th of next month.
II don't catch anything" is tho
daily refrain of the weary fisherman.
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RUS;AwAy.--Tuesday evening n
span Of horses, attached to n spring
wagon. hitched in 'front.' of Dresses
store became frightened and started
westward at lively pace, but were
suddenly brought to halt NY Gabriel
Beaver, but for whose services oppor-
tunely rendered fragments would have
resulted and night walk Tor the own
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Notice to IIcirs.

IN he matter Of he estate Of PhHp Smith
h'e cf fc Earouch Of UjRittr,y. SAY.
der coWpH TT, dccodsod.
II N,mcs .. Smith, sanucl Smith.
Henry :. smith Mary intormaftici with
Frederick Biuginan. al residing In Snyder
county, Pa, George =. smith. rcsiling ht
ThomVsOutuwr, Iun'st, Co., ga. Amclia ia.
totmatried ~Nr :. II Dsughcrty VITO Is now
leccassd hut left TO survive her 4 u. Daugh.
cttv, her husband, and thrcc cN Nillrca va ;
iottic NJ baugtcrty, who arc minors and
have for their guardian Rov. IL. W. trnr,
mcT, OF Lebanon, Pa, Samuel Smith. who ~
also deceit but ict, ~ survive kim ,w,lbs, Ell
iabeth Smith, residing nt ~rnbury Pa, aud
ave children, w: Louisa iu'Crmarri.d with
solomon knousc residing nt u,icntaL Junlsta
te., Pa, Agnes now intcr@arrici with Daniel
kuousc r,tiilul ut Suthury, Pa May intlr
married wi'h Henry bachnnn, Sarah inter
married with Charlci VI tcholl, AMI Hepr.o W .
Smith your petitioner, all rc'lllng In Snyder
co, Pa, heirs aui legal rclrrscntitiycs Of
IhlipSmith late ot iho borough OF Middle
burg, snyder county. deceased.
G,~ailG.
You urc hereby cited to 70 nni nrucat b,t,-o
the Judge of our orphans court, at an or.
phA MS Court tn ro hold at MiidlcbIrg, on the
o'clock IN tho forenoon, then and therc to nc.
crpt ~ refuse to tato the Real Estate Of said
lhillp Smith deceased, at tuo apura'-oi Nhlu-
alton put upon II by m Inquest dab awarded
by the said Court, sud rctutnoi Toy thu sheriff
ut said cOunty,Iu show cause why the snmc
should not be sold And hereof Niil net,
Wines tho Hon. Joseph &. bu ihor, Esquire,
President at our s,li NOur, at Aiiidlcuurg
this 2lst day OF July \. u. 1879.
u bOLENDER, Sheriff.
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Tho Festival for the benefit Of Mis-.
Kate pfahlcr ww libcraly pAtioni3ci.
Many pieces of neatly executed work
manship which bespoke her skill and
industry were disposed Of, Mss Gil, =
teacher OF vocal and instrumental mu.
sic in the Philadelphia Blind iSsylum,
and II class.mate Of Miss Plahlcr'- who
is here on visit. took q very active
part in the Festival She is nm cxcel-
lent musician, nllablc, vivncious and
altogether n very pleasant lady.
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Thumb Sawed.-Eiche works on the
Steam saw.mill North Of town and last
Thursday while saving slabs OH the
circular saw somehow got his right
thumb too close and sawed It severely.
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Festlvai.-The ladies Of the Re-
formed Church ofNew Berlin, will hold
an Ice Cream Festival In the Town
Hall, on Friday and Saturday, August
LIST and End, for the benefit Of tho Re-
formed Church,
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All the shows and circuses avoid u
What good, pious town wo havoi

A new siSn:post was erected N front
Of the Washington House on Tuesday
evening. washington's benign counc
tcnancc can be the better seen now as
heretofore il has been obscured by
Dresses Shade tree.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

YNilE undersigned Administrators Of the
l. estate Of John Kline. late of West
Beaver 'own'hip. Snyder County. Pa.
decd. will exrosc to Public sile, on
premises near Mcclure, on
Saturday, August 90, 1879,
the following described two Tracts Of
land, situate in Wet Beaver township.
Bounded md described as follows .
Tract No, l containing
G3 Acres,
more or less, bounded North by lands OF
A. X. Middleswarth and WIN. becker .
East by other lands of deceased SOUTH
by lands Of Reuben u. Brewer, and Vest
by lands OF same and Wm. Decker,
whereon are erected q good
Dwelling House,
Barn and other ont huildings-the prem
ises are well waiered and the iimhercd
portion well set with excellent timber.
Tract No 2 situate in West Beaver town.
ship win be sold as n whole or In parcels
to suit purchasers. contains
lSS Acres.
moro or less, (known NJ the Moses Mids
dIesWarth n tract), bonded North by lands
Of AK MidilrswArth Ems, by lands of
Same; South by lands of Ner B. Mid
dleswnrih, lsaac Mdd'e,warlh and
Shade mountain, and West by lands OF
Reuben ID. Brewer aud tract No. l., where.
on are erected the necessary
Buildings,
to wit . Dwelling House, Earn, and
out-huildinPs--the uncleared portion Of
this tract being we'll set with the cboic.
est timber Both tracts are convenient
TO Railrond, Market, Schools SO. &c. and
are valuable and desirable properties.
Sale TO commence At 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
of said day when terms Of sale will be
made known by
FREDERIC sTEIMLING,
JAMES KLINE.
July "a, 1879. Administrators.
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To CGnSItnSDtjveS.

The advertiser, having bcen pcrmsuen,Iv our.
ed uf that dread disease, on SUMPTION BY sim.
PIE remedy isanxious 10 mako known 10 his
low.sunercrs the means OF cure, To all who
desire ~, he viii send copy of the prasrriptiou
used, Gree Of chatRe,l With the directions for
preparing aud nting the came, which they viii
nnd StRE CuRK for CiSsuNprt6N. .AsruuA,
BRoScriTis, NJ, Parties wishing the pr.srri,,'
ton, VIII please address, r. A, WILSON, 10,
Pehn ST, WilliamsbGrgh, N. Y
Ian N ,.1 A.,
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TnH AupiTops' piLL SiaSgr'--Thc bill
passed by the late Legislature, provii-
ing that the compensation Of Auditors
appointed by tho Court to audit the nc
counts OF Administrators. Executors, &c.,
shall not exceed Sj In cases where an
estate amounts TO less thaa el,OO0, AMI
not over $40 for es,h day recessarily
engaged in estates in cNccs- Of said sum
unless the Court, for special reasons
shown, shall allow n higher rate, not TO
exceed Sl5 por day, Aa' become q law.
the Governor having 'nst week given it
his approved.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GLNTLEMAN who suffered for yc.fa from
AN"ryons Debility, premstur. Decay and ali
tnr euecttnf youthful Indiscrction, will for the
sake oi snh"rins humanity, send free 10 all who
need ", tue recipe and direction for making the
-.nple remedy by which he was cured. suffer.
't' wishing tn prnrt hy the ndycrtispria eSpprI.
gencc; JOHN u. ouDEN, 4 Cedar street
NeW ioths Jan. 90. isl.Gm
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Short dresses arc now all the rage in
Paris. That painful but exquisite eff
fort to preserve the neither end OF
gowns from tho dust and dirt will then
Of curse cease, and women will be her
self again. Thank mercy
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Frank Felmy,lives with Curt Bower
sox, and last Sunday while attending
the horses one Of them kicked him in
the abdomen 80 severely that medical
attendance was necessary.
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TIE FsHwAY At CorUMBrA.-The
bids for tho tishway at Columbia were
opened on Tuesday. The bids ranged
from $ll 400, by d. Mitchell, Of New
port, to $li.5O0, by David Wendt, Of
shamokin. The contract was awarded
TO Mitchell.
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SHOT A CRASH.-Peter Troup, resld'
ing in Middlecreek twp, shot a big
bird which he pronounced a crane,
measuring o f.. 6 in, from tip to tip OF
the wings.
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RIIicJtMATuSNT.

Dropsy, Erysirela., scf6fr,a, Secondary sypNi.
lie. srsyei, Disbetes, and ali diseases IN which
public.
sold by all Retail Druggists, and twhoicsaic
onlyl by THE wEYBURN MEDICINE 90
=. D. Box 3ts, Rochester, ". ",
Jan. 3o,'ia,em,
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Two days of steady rain has livened
up the sun-burnt vegetables, male the
crop oflate pototoes and put the finish
ing stroke TO the corn crop.
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DUry OF SUPERVISORS. 1T is the duty
o. every Supervisor TO 500 that finger
bo,rds are placed at all forks Of the
roads. There is heavy penalty for
neglect in this matter, and Supervisors
should bear II in mind.
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>I ED.

July ith. in Middlecrcek township. Of
hronchiiii, George Dehl, aged 80 ye.rs
3 months and - days.
July 3. in Frank lin Twp Mrs. 'satella
iirimhaca, age 20 years, ~ months and
- days.
July ~ in Centre Twp. Miss Emma
.ad'lia shnmbach, aged II years.
d months aud 5 days.
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Notice to Heirs.


IN he matter ofMc c,tytcof Hmry Smih
uud Macy Smith late Of M bar
ough Of .hGdikbury, Soydr cOuHty, Pa.
dcc,os"d.
To- Jacob :. Smith. topty
= Smith Samuel smith, James ). Smith;
Maty intorn'rrlei with froicrick pingin. II,
ic-illnr IN Snyder county ueUf"c =. SBit".
residing ut 4" cmrs"rtc~r. rrnia'a ,'o. Nutc'
Tia int.rmntrloi With !, u DnusLotty, now
deceased Lett tu survive hor n husband aud
three children yia. SuhlOu y. Drughetty, II.
ton :. nangh"rty Mcrtio ". DnuShrrty al II
whom Hro minors and have Tor thor guar.
iiRn Rev. l.. ". trawmcr, fcsi'tug at ica.
anon, Pa, Jacob smith n1w rl,u d. cease |
leaving issun seven children, va lerrnldh n.
Smitr. residing At.iy kons, biuIhin GO, Pa.
Jacob T.. smith, fc,idiug ut Mhnheip Lam
u's,or go Pc, hw.im nov intcrrAtf.ri win
konr1n fefncr ret tins, a. Mev'c1, inn'aa
90. Ia, James u SmIth, Mary II. snyder,
Ann Llizr irteImhtlcd sih DNNi ktilcr,
Rosa T. ,ntcrmnrrioi with 0crrrc Spoca',
al' resting IN Snyicr county, pcnusrl,auiA
auTal ~u'th now a!-u !occr,cI whu iCtt 80
survive him widow El,'abcth Saith AMI Il l, Q
children, W. Louisa inlermarfi,d with sol
onon huouse iosiiing nt uticutNi, Iunist,
20, Fr Agnes iLtriwatficl with Dbriri
knorso, r"slllny At sunhrfr, Pa sarah iu-
tern ,t'icd W charles Mitchell Mary inter.
matrin' wish Horny Eachmhn, tc"rgr Smith
your petitioner. all rcsll!ng Ia SDydcr County
f'nna. heirs and legal rep Cscutsii,cs
Of Henry AMI Iary Smi.h, late # tho iiOrous II
ui Midiicblig snyder county d'ceasc',
tI,,iiag
Yor are hereby c'toi 10 ami appa.r boilro
the Judges oi our Orphars' Court, At an or.
rhans' tuurt to bo hold At Miidl.burg on the
'th Monday Of Nept-mLBr A. j.. IsTn at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, tlan ami thcre ~ ac
ccpt or rcluoc to take tho Real Estate OF sal /
Henry smith AMI Mary Smith dcccasei, at tho
appraised valuation put upon II by an lnuup.t
duly awarded hy tue sad court, aud returned
Ny the Shetlt Ol saii county. or show cause
why the samo should not, 10 sold Aud hereof
fail not:
Witness tho Hon. Joseph q. Ruchcr. Es1,
President OF our SAID Court, at MidNlebuTg,
this .lst day OF July A. u. 1870.
u. BOLt NDER, Sh,rln,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day last week
Mrs. Zelner was out berrying and kill
ed a rattle.snake having z rattles
which she brought home.
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HEsTIvALi FHsTIvALi /

Ihat The Band Festival will DO sue.
Cess 10 plainly indicated by the declara.
tions and pleasant oountenances of
q TOM and country ladies, and big
y hsd, ,hp every station In M, sssn
!. and - latsrsst whieh psomlsss|
talsg w ~ - y y, yIll|
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Mash mans hat ard you will kill
his style. Put a wonan's bonnet In
your pocket and it comes out beauti.
ful thing of fashion.
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The Horse lecture was not az big a
success NJ was de:.rahle-to the horse
tamer-no money the cause, wo pre-.
sumo.
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plOfIslIlIS

a. viii mall lfrcc) the recipe fos A simple
tR.CKLEs. PtNrLEs aud BLorCprs ieaviny
tue SKIN s9t, clear and beautifuti also in.
structions Tor producing n iuxrriant growth
oI hn't on bald head or smooth taco. Ad.
dtcss, incIosiny Q Ct ftanp, HEN yAND n
90, 20 Aun st. NY IAN ~ ~ G,n
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Husband means band of the house,
says an exchange. We thought it was
the mother-in-law who made the mu-
sic there.
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Notice in Partition.

In The matter ofhc estate Of HcHic Az.
und, lutc Of Monroe 7ownShip, Samicr
co,i,,iy, deceased.
To ucorge W Aurani,
Henry J. husand, Amelia intermsrriad with
l,aac trymeyer, Sarah intermatricd VITA
Isaac fottcr, John J. Auraud, william Au.
rand, Jonas Auraud, Alice intcrmarriei with
- Ritter, tho said il'ce being minor has
Tor her guardian u Z. Flss, all residing In
snyder county, IA Elizabeth intcrinnrri~d
with John Oldt. Uaklsnd Minis, Iowa, samuel
Hartman, - - Iowa, heirs aud gaI
representatives OF licttlc Aurand, l.to OF Mon.
roe township snyder county ia deceased,
Gr,CiHg
You nrc hereby nd,,fpi tia. by virtue ut a
writ OF 'ndulsitlou Issued tIt Of tho orphans
court OF Suyder county; aud to mc directed;
that an Inquest will he held at tho l,io tssi.
dcnce Of ~, said ucttic Adrani, deceased. In
Monroe township. snyder county, Penna., on
saturday thcrth day Of sept. =. -. lSg at IL
o'clock ". to mako partition or valuation
OF the Real Estate otsui deceased. When and
where you may ettcnl Il you think proper.
", BpLEN NpER, sheriff
Shcrin's Once, M!idlcbarg, July q, ~
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Auotoneer. George II. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, =. o., would an,
nounce to tho people of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, Mt short notice and
ON the most reasonable terms, He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar.15.77ti.
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Would it not pay ifeverybody would
cut the weeds growing on his premises
before the seed ripras.
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Hunters should remember that
sqirrels cannot be shot lawfully until
the first of September.
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NIAISlsllc1r.

July ~. by Rev. W. A. Haas, Miss
A'ice h"np, aud Mr.. william 4. Hare
both cf Sclinsgrove.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Com,
pany have issued n Now order, to 60 in.
to effect at once, directing that ail pas.
sencers, as they arrive at thoi dcstina.
tions shall make their exit from the
front end Of the car. and enter from
the rear The intention is to prevent
confusion and enable trains to go away
from the stations quicker than they dc
now. 1t 10 farther ordered that all pa4,
scngers must remain seated until the
train comes to II stor.
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Last Sabbath, Charles II. Stcininger
was attending services IN the Luthern
and Reformed Church, in town, and
during the sermon the horse broke the
shaf,s and partially unhitchod himself
from the buggy. He wis cross.wise in
the shafts when Mr.. s. came out of
church to SO home. and il il really n
wonder he did not mako pieces. Au-
other proof that IL would he wise. ex-
pedient and economical to unhitch
which only requires about 8 minutes.
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0nalM NIX Cuns Headache and nsQaIrla.
oulleI Ank tlIll mllnaIlln and hns hck
e:'I; H u! ~ ' " q! s!'! y y s|l;
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS &c -clos.

~ ing friccs Of DK llAvwS \ Townsend. 40
south Ih'td street Phiadolphis Stocks hn,,yLt
~ s,ii either tor cash or on margin June
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the woRiD.saeAlM.

Dt. 4. n. wxvsrns's kLrrnAf,ss svnup.
ts-A remedy usrd TIiinTY.FIvE YEARS
in a private Practice, and mover falling to radi.
ca ttx rure
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pAoelil hclol'l Slll clls y0H clTCn.
Phoo1lI rscl0T1l ciIeS Fc2ls;aesS QIicsli.
llO5nli ltcl0Ta tastes gdOl and linCs r5S.
flOslb l;GiGlai Co3SlS Is Cents. OOlilfS ~.
" ia. Moalsc's Drug Store. Midllchurc