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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02
Derrick, the Hangman.

Derrick was the most famous or in .
famous hangman in English history.
He is described by contemporary pens
as "prime villain, and succeeded Bull,
the earliest recorded English hangmap,
somewhere about the year 1898. The
earl OF Essex took Derrick with him to
Cadiz, where, after hanging twenty
three prisoners, he was sentenced to be
hanged himself for an assault on a
woman. Lord Essex interfered and
saved the scoundrels life. In return
for this, Derrick. in 1901, with much
complacency, cut off his preserver's head
at the command of Elizabeth. Sir Wal.
ter Scott enlarges upon Derrick in the
Fortunes of Nigel" He throve on
his, dreadful trade lived to a bad old
age, and died UNANIMOUSLY rich, Just in
time to lose the intense satisfaction of
presiding over the judicial murder of
King Charles L. He is alluded to as
still living in 1647 and as being dead in
1860. During his later years Gregory
Brandon was his assistant, and Gregory
succeeded him, only, however, to die
within year, leaving his Office to Rich
ard Brandon, his son. This estimable
creature was twice sentenced to death
for bigamy. He began his career as a
headsman by decapitating the earl OF
Stafford, and in all probability he was the
masked executioner who beheaded King
Charles. The mach're now called q
derrick takes its name from its pleasing
resemblance to the horrible tree so long
kept in full bearing by the English
hangman.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02
The Dog as an Article of Food,

By most people the dog is valued only
during his life; his skin is not particu-
larly valuable, and his flesh is little es-
teemed. This is by no means, however,
the case everywhere. 1t is well-known
that the Chinese use the dog as q regu-
lar article of food. Many of the North
American tribes look upon an entree of
dog as the greatest possible sweet NOR
sci they can set before a stranger. Sir
Leopold McClintock relates that in the
Sandwich islands he had the most pro-
fuse apologies offered to him because
there was no puppy to be had for a feast
to which he was invited. The Esqui-
maux, too, look upon a dish of young
dog as great treat, and it is related
that a Danish captain provided his
friends with a feast of this kind, and
when they praised his mutton, sent for
the skin of the beast and exhibited it to
them The Greeks and Romans also
used the dog as an article OF diet, and
many ancient writer's, such as Galen and
Hippocrates, represent dog-meat as a
highly desirable dish. - Cincinnati En-
qutrer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02

"Come, now, stupid, said the school
master, "you don't know how much two
and five make. Now listen. In one
pocket have two dollars, and in the
other five dollars. Now, how many dol
lars have I gotP" "Let me see them,
and will tell you." School was dis
missed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02

Mr.. Edward King. who has been
writing some interesting letters from
the South to the Boston Journal, makes
the broad assertion that the prettiest
women in the world live in New Or
leans. He says: cat the grand ball
given by the Mystick Crewe Of Comus,
in the Varieties theater, several years
ago, saw twenty-five hundred ladies
gathered together. It would not have
been an exaggeration of the truth to
say OF any one of them that she was
beautiful"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02
TIMELY TOPICS.

The largest bill ever introduced into
. legislative assembly was the new code
submitted to the Ohio senate. It con-
tanned 8, 200 pages, and, as it was insisted
that it should be read in full, the senate
sat up till midnight to hear It through; /;
even at that, hundreds of pages we're
slyly skipped.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements. COLI
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must he paid for in advance.
Jon work, Cash on Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02

The Peruvian government, having be-
come somewhat alarmed at the rapid
destruction of the cinchona trees in
gathering the bark for expectation, has
passed laws to repress the evil. Here
after the gathering Of bark will be re-
stricted to certain seasons, and in no
case will the cutting down of trees be
permitted. This is q matter in which
the whole world is interested, because
cinchonia and quinia are remedies OF
such Importance that the source of sup
ply ought not in any way to be endan-
gered.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-04-02

T. s. Tucker and Louis Sedan, Colo
RADIO miners, have reached New Orleans,
after spending five months working
their way down the Arkansas and Missis-
sippi rivers. They had no money TO
pay their way, and, building a fiat at
Canyon City, they started down the
Arkansas river about the middle of Sep
tember, floating by day and tying up at
night. They had to push their craft
over shoals, dodge hostile Indians, and
were frozen up for seventeen days, but
finally swapped their awkward fat for o
skiff, and reached New Orleans in safety.
The most striking fact with regard to
the French working classes is that nearly
all are possessed of money. However
little they earn they save something.
Thrift is their great characteristics; in
fact, it is said of the French operatives
that they spend less in proportion to
their means than any in the world. Many
keep their accumulations IN an old stock
ing secreted in their houses; others-a
daily-increasinR number-invest in va
rious securities, the most popular invest
ment being the purchase of land. Every
Frenchman, when he can, becomes the
owner of the house in which he lives.
OF course he is greatly aided in this
way by the French land laws and laws
of inheritance, which cut the whole
country up into small holdings. Sav.
ings banks with government security,
building clubs, sick clubs and friendly
societies are also in favor; but no money
is tied up in trade unions.
A striking example of the sanitary
effects on body and mind of work az
compared with idleness, is given from
the records OF the New Jersey State
prison. In 1874, when all the convictt
were employed, there were only three
deaths. May 81, 1876, when they were
still at work, only twenty.one out o.
664 we're idle because OF illness, anC
only five were insane. December 81
1876, after six months of idleness, fifty
out or TIT we're unfit for work, eighteer
were insane, and there were thirteen
deaths in the year. In 1876 only few
were busy, and there we're twenty
deaths. In 1877, when 500 out of S3t
were at work, there were only eigh
deaths; and on December 81 there were
thirty-eight unfit for work. In 1878
with only 270 busy, there were nineteel
deaths. In January, 1879, with th,
same number busy, there were 107 il
the hands of the doctor.
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LATE WAR Pensions. Any soldier
or sailor who without fault on his part
was disnded, TO any extent, for man ua,
labor, by disease. wounds or injuries
incurred in the late war Is entitled 10
a pension ranging oil the way from t1.
to $72 per month, according 10 the ex Z.
tent and severity Of his disability, the
average rate being About tS per
month. II begins from the date OF
his discharge from the service and
continues as long as the disability ex.
ists.
If the pension be not applied for be,
fore next January the law require, it
TO begin only from the date of making
the application, aud rs the average diff.
ference will be over 5000. 1t Ia very
important that all these applications
he filed this year
If the soldier died in the service, OF
" he has since died Of the disease,
wounds, or injuries that he contracted
in the service, his widow, II any, or
If she be dead or remarked, his chil-
drcn while they were under IL years
Of age are entitled 10 pension.
Many soldiers now in receipt of pen.
sion are entitled % have IL increased,
their disability having grown worse
since their pension was granted.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

Nhcrcaa the hou J. &. Euchcr pro.i
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Di.trir'
comropci on counties Of Snyder. Union
and MilEin and Hiram O'Ncll and
Saml. II loirr Es1s Associsr, Judges
IN and FOR Snyder county have issued their
preccpt hearing. date tho an day of
March A. ID. ls7o. TO me directed for
the holding ofau Orphans court, n court
~ Common Pleas. court q oyer ana Ter.
miner and General court Of quarter See.
sioDs Of the reace At Niijlohurg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the iih Monday. DC
iug the 2.nI day Of Sept is5".) aad
continue Que wock
Motto, j. therefore hereby given 20 the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace aud Consts n.
bic- IN ini fJr he county of Snylc-, 10 ~.
pear 10 their Tr"urr r-rroG s.iA tLCir rolls
rycnrd-, iuqulsitious. examinations mi
other rcmcmhrsnces ~ DO those tLing-
which Of their otTccs anl in their behalf
pertain 70 bc lone AID H.'1csscs and Per.
sens prosecuting In tc.aliol the Common.
wealth against amy person or lrr.0ns are
required to De then ard there Attending
ali no. de,s-,.ug s'ihout leave At their
Tg'.'. justices are rclC'-ici 10 be puuct-
uhl ia their n'tCadsuc- at tBs apVO.utcl !
time urrcc,t'y to notice.
Giycn uuirr ms hand aui zeal al the
Sheriff. o'acc IN Mi!irturE, he -l., jay
of Aac 4 H., one iaoGsaai c!gtt dpcirei
Aad spyonty-r
DANIEL P0IENDER. Sheriff.
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Charley Bluffs reading Blackstone
with view TO the practice of law. lie
will locate his Office near Dhnkclberg-
er's in n gap of the'Shade mountain on
the main road leading from Milile,
burg to Fremont.
As one ofthe preliminaries he wen,
out the other night to boil apple
butter --ho and his dnlcinea looked
into the kettle several times during
the process of boiling and the but,cr il
so disagreeably sweet that it must be
cooked over again. Charley propose 8
to use alum or Cr-b-applc cider he
brought crock>ful along to the
Washington House, but the Proprietor
refuses TO feed il to bic guests unless
Charley procures the services of NJ
Indian Doctor in advance.
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si1 m cf0a1 Irye.ts1 q wal ~i-Ast
III ~ elyJl 81 4. mace '0-fg--s s-s'-
,s,e... nATrERs - 64at.r. = w..i
street, Ss~ l,ts,
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esc ~ r<rSs<s. saA q el2seNN~,
ssss asa tssea "a sxsset saA ~ - ssAA
- he r-s.ery = le>s k,sssss sa~k ~ksess~sse
<is,r pos s~oss. uIs.ss
|Halns snasssA ~ SssassssH - 9l. -.
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A GooD.SIGur CLocS A lovers
alarm clock is the latest inven,ipp
which is snil To work like ch .rm. N
ten o'clock It strikes loudly, tco little
doors open, and man with dressing
gown and cap Oh gliics ont hIliing
in his hand card inscribed good
night" At ten he bows and rctircs
hack into the clock. the Young man
takes the hint, .,gs "Good night to
the fair daughters AMI departs.
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Notice in Partition.

T. Hg mci-r 1fMs rtog, Qf II e.s ~.
rmj, ht. ~ N,1ro. Too-i'p, S..y.tr
cal.g G...h.L
ro George " AufSnt,
Herry Armand. hueIS !utcrmsTri-4 Sit-
i-asr ffyuvysg, eAr4L Intern AFr!eI v!tA
Isaac Fetlr-. John Au..ri. liIlaA AG-
rand, } NAE Auraul, hlIc~ iutsrvlATricl si,E
- k'ttCr tie sa'i Il.c' teiu. rlGJF L.s
Tor her guardian L. fis.. al reid ~ 10
~nytef c'ysty, "a Hi aystL ints-hArris Z
sitL John oiit Oa.i1ui ALE, Iowa, >sHusl
Hartman. l9s.. Leifs sui s>l
represout,uyes Il 4 tie AVraui. l.t- Of d1a.
roy tJwnsaip, Say4er coau,I Pa 1e-,A-i
Gr,'uly.
You are Hereby s''ife' tat ~ vir'ue o. .
writ Of Iulu siticn is<5ei ost ~ tie Otpusns
court Of SLyier equity; sui 10 ne directed /,
Tia an N ~. { III! Ls set a. the l.te 10.
cencs Of ssii H.tti- Aor,uf, iec<.--i ~
MCnros vbshir, >ryier efuuty, leuua, %
Satur theetG isy oi >e.t. a a.. - a. ~
clock 4 tc make partition or v.lgsiiJo
VI the Real E-tsic otsNif decesset Nteu sui
where yog may aiteni ii yoa tliuS pr1Psr.
u. hOI.f SDER, >her.r
bssin sc, odIeVaIx. Jal - -
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Auditors Notice.

Ia he assigned estate IN he Court of
Of kit2,as Rotlur- Common Pleas
met. Of SaWicr co.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed By
l. the Court TO distribute the funds 10
The bands of William Harding Assignee OF
killisn Rotbeimol. will meet the parties
in interest for the purpose Of bi. .rroin,.
ment at The Office of Wllism Harding 10
Fremont. on WEDNESDAY. SEPT. l7tb.
1879, At 9 o'cleck A. ". when and who're
all persons having claims against -sid e.
tate nre requested TO present them daily
authenticated or be forever dcharrei frori
coming in for share Of said Crnd.
l.. N. MYERS.
Aug. ~. lSI9. Auditor.
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As soon ns the news from California
and Nsins confirmed the reported
success Of the Republicans the oppo
sition began to howl the usual excns,
for defeat, namely, unscrupulous
methods, crookednc-s, u-c Of money,
alliance with monopoics and snulcss
corporations.
Pshaw That's no, Il. The last
Congress demonstrated to the Ameri.
can people the utter inability OF the
Democracy and their allies to run this
Government successfully.
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Locnl News, &c.


Oct ready for the equinoctial storm.
Farmers have commenced cutting
Off corn.
Bar association met at Selinsgrovo
Tuesday last.
Wednesday morning cleared out
linen busters.
The Board of Pardons will convene
Mt Harrisburg on The Ethiinst.
The Campmeeting folks pulled up
sticks on "Wednesday morning.
An auditors appointment interfered
with the meeting Of the Bar ussocia'
zion.
The musicaily inclined people Of
Minlinburg talk Of holding COnven
tion In October.
The printers Of the JunIata Valley
picniced at Cresson Saturday. They
numbered over 600.
The happicst results invariably at
tend tho taking of Sellers Celebrated
Liver Pills sSc- per box.
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STRAY SHEEP.

About the first of June sheep 4
white. two Of which have small horns.
. hluck. one Of which il Buck, stray
I'd away from the premises Of the nm
dcrrigncd residing in Franklin twp.
All of them have slit III the left ear
Any person giving information con-
ccrninS their whereabouts will be libe-
rally rewarded. 7. O. Address.
JOHN BEACHEL.
Middleburg. Pa.
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Murray, wo thusly acknowledge the
receipt Of . copy Of The Eepton Re
p'.bl;can. 1t is . big paper /; ably ed
itcd f; its mechanical makeup defies
criticism and shows thata master hand
is At tho helm is bold, aggressive,
truthful. comprehensive thoso are
the essential elements Of . good pa.
per. Tho Newton Republican should
no found in every business place, work
shop and dwelling house in Harvey
county.
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Tho rneanest cuss that walks this
earth and deserves to be choked 10
death either by the hangmsn's rope or
by his stealings is the cuss who went
into Mrs. Pahler's cellar on Monday
night and stole all her bread and pies
Aunt Kate was writing letters and
heard the villain in the cellar and call
ed to Mrs. p. which alarmed the sneak
thief and he departed.
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U. X. (Telegrapher) was smitten by
Rebecca and has gone back" on
Fianna.
Fianna says" He's 'krooel kree-
cher" and so toctor Ed. says too.
Aud in order to fix up Fianns wound
cd phelings toctor Ell. talks sweet
and escorts her to Camp. Bravo, toe.
tor you have good. big heart in your
bosom and many good things are in
store for you.
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The Dog N loos e--John has been
flirting with other gals and sort Of
jii,ing hts old gal. Now that Cam p
meeting is over and the gala gone
homo, John viii want to go hack to
his 6mt love. hut Mollio Ann says she
has leh that wisdicA AuRs out Of the
cellar with instructions n hitc John
until he swean by the shad - Of Jnlius
Caesar that he, John, viii mover leave
nor forsake her, MoliIc Ann, anymore
." loncor I" he lives, John will .ske
Ihs III.
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by Experience

many know the value contained in F'uil
Extract Of Smart Weed, AS e liniment, 40
piled externally. as well ~ su in,er,sl
remedy for colls. sorness Of cords an
sinews. known 80 sore homes.
Prepared By L. X. Thomcson. Titus.
vile, Pa. Price 90 cents per bottle.
For sale hy John A. Mostz. Middleburg
To.
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92S ACRES


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. .iCRES

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AL-u - 80 utatv' : tN.-' 0'-'s - q
tLcsr s.st-A.t tr4cts rt AL sIt-AfH tN-f.y 90 ~
Il-h i'~ u.lip, AiHia ,s.rfr -. rl-t'g fr
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Sa.,aa a.. ',N.- 90 -NH.-ttr- So = .a .-
a. - Y-oYert. g W'I.sll Na.t.les 49, ia'-s,
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Ssrri-. a, N'itI.-ury. A. = -
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SEWING THE SEED. Farmers are
busy sewing-the ground is in excel
iont condition-and apparently the
usual amount Of territory will he seed.
ed, in this vicinity. judging from the
fresh plowed fields within our OBJ
seryatiop.
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NOTICE Of fwiiows Apprni.cmcu,-


l Sundcr the $500 Law.-Notice is
hereby given that the following widows
apprsisements have been filed With tho
Clerk Of the Orphans Court Of Sny Ter Co.
for confirmation on Monday. the 22ud day
Of Sep. nczt
Aprraiseincnt OF Mary A. pf,h'er widow ~
a. NJ. Pi.lll ?, late ~ tho Brrough " Mtdii.-
burg, dec 4.
ApprsIst,uInt of MARI D!chl vi,or Of icorre
piehi lai1 IL Mijdl'crctk township, de,'L
Arprl is,mcut of Csthstine Kor-t,t'rr vito
oi Lc"is hcr-ictier, late Of Chtruin tisushig.
decd.
Apprais"Snout OF susan Toucr1lf uiing Of
FREDERICK fettsrph lsto Of AIafus tosnship,
decd.
App-aiscmont of Elii,be ~ To,zoi widow Il
Henry Wctzei, late OF " Jiidlccrcck to~us.ip,
decd.
AuprAiscmont ~ C,'hatltc A O.tor widow Of
dpc'd.
SEP. I, ~. J.CROUSr. Clerk q G.
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A resident Of Hagerstown Is short
$50 the result oftrying the three card
monte" game, during the visit OF Coles
Circus to that plce.
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PETir Jcaoas
ApAss-Jacob q. Moyer, william weader.
BgAvsR james II Long, lsesc Wagner.
Jacob we,zel
B.AvsR w.-Iewis Manbeck. 1ssac Mid
dleswartb. A X. Midileswsrth
CEsrng-Jncob q. Breon.
CHAPMAN r. Hilbish.
JAcKsox-Geo. d. Benfer.
1iDDLEcREEK-A. B. Keck, Geo. "
Rousb, Henry sholly.
hosRoE Solomon App, Joseph Bcus,,
Jos. Lepley, Jr.
Psss-Henry Erdly, scrhsrus Herusn.
Joel Look. Cbristisu schnurc.
PEnRY A. J. Beschel, Reuben Fisher,
Juo X. Fisher. Henry Hornhergcr,
Richard W. Sanders. Samuel Trout>
mao. Simon Weller.
PEnRY " p. q. Garman. Thos. Ratbfop.
SHLiSs0Bovg-John Fry. IL J Gro's, ".
o. Holmes. Percival Keiser. Jno. l..
Marks, Jonas Rnuch. Joseph wcu-
rick
Usios--Jobn q. 0cker, e. &. stabl, saml.
Wiimer.
wAsuisGros Hos'ermsn, Elias
Ilains, Samuel Rcichenbscb, Daniel
Rcusb, Jonathan Spauglcr. Calvin Is
Sccboll, jacob Snyder, John ). Vel.
Ter.
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hilaIGGllg Grain & Coal Market
CONNECTED wErWLY ny
Samuel Bowen.
~ AR feElLD.

----------------------- -----------------~--->------
July 2Nh. ~ Now rcriin, hy Rev, ".
c McCool, Charles l.. g G.nber iiug auA
Miss Encn J. Erilcy. boin .; :. lem,
Snyder county.
August 2is,, by Rev. A RoNi-h, WIN
". Mcclellan ni Mss Mttiil. suoos,
both OF Beaver township.
Ausu-: l9'b, by Rev. J =. wamrole,
John " Heck Of P,Xipos, lni Miss
Cnr. Menges. of Frechurg.
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Communication rns'ctinS on the
character of private persons are not
hooked at in this Office, furhcr'than
60 learn the contents. We never pub.
iish such communications
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ASSigncc Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
~ lowing A-signrcs Accounts have been
filed iu the olicc of the pr0lhonoiety Of
the Court II &. i. u Snyder county nul
will be presented TO the next court for
confirmation. AMI uulsss sufficient cause
he shown to the contrary the same will
lis confirmed.
Account of P-reiy.l Harm.n As-i isuoo Of
WIN. -. Lutr.
Account ~ wu. Harding A,.isuos OF oie-.
lct hors.iug
Account u z &. Kelly As,isnoc Of NeSioa
Stih ~.
Account Of T. J. smith Aersa,s % :. B.
Sriu's,
?li account n'H 4. Ml'ie- A.sislsa G, Tus
Soy Jsf CJLuIy BUE.
Final sccarut or John G Kreilrer A..
sisuee Of T..lm,p iipFnsn
:. GROUSE, pro,l'y.
prothy's O'ice, .ei'.i 20
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IL 1LO .iCREE


anf 0no Aurfie' tni tuc1'y.1ss Tcr'Hes.
Also thu, certain n1iy afNrl sitr1,, n
Na-tcv iIsnshtp. irlYn ,HL.i, Pa. b. .gsIei
q. f1 Sst \ .. nlius Ats pos. trclre ~
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Our financial system is the best in
She world. The return of better times,
tho resuscitation of all our industries
aie the legitimate results Of our fnnn.
cial policy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

To-day, rs We write, the Demo cracy
Of New York are quarreling, at Syrss
cuse, a quarrel which means defeat
both in the State and national cleo
tions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

1t would be we'll enough to see
what the moths have done for your
woolenR and furs before you need
them in the winter,
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r Isr or jURoRs-sePr. T 1879.
GRAvp Jraohs.

GRAsp Jraohs.
ADAMS -Henry Hartman. Ner M. MID.
die ewarth.
BEAvrn-wm. II. Dreese, A. g. Helfricb,
James Keller.
FnaaKLiS--Joseph Shannon. E. A. sisin.
niger, John y. Hassinger.
Lei,Icl.
MIDDLrpuno--wm. Beaver. 8. 3. ecbocb.
MiDDLEcREEK- joel Rev.
MosRoE --issae n. Hottcnstine, Geo. Zim-
norman.
PsanY wEsr--Jncob q. Willow.
sBLtseoRovE--wm. ". Curns. N. 2. Fehs
rer. Chss. r. Rishel. john Spsrr.
UNION --James G. Sbaffer. joe y. Burns.
wAeHiSoros--Davii Arbogfst william
Grimm. Jacob Haokenburg.
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