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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-22

40 ], ?, 3, So, 10. IL, 10. BIZ. ~, ~
EmpOrla City.
WEST STRET.
Lots II. As. 100. i72
RURAL Strict
Lots ls. l65, lGs 80, IS 80 6S, So l2s, lIs. IA.
NEosHO STREET.
Lots /, 25. So. 70, l27. I20, IS. 20, 100, lGf
go 80, 80. 6s, "a, 76 10. 1873.
CONGRESS STREET
Lots 10. 49, IL, 81, I'll, 49, IS l39 l65, ~ "a, &c,
90
CONSTITUTION STREET
Undivided half OF lots 30 80, 30, 81. 30 IL;
lets So, IS, 81, los, 49, 81, SO. %, Is2, I42 I46
AERCHA ANTS STREET.
Lots %, 20, 81, I15, III, 1928 1885, %, 30, 49, GO,
50, 7S, 9S, 100, 1874, I46. I4s.
COMMERCIAL STREET.
tbeSes IT, Themes az sc f6ens ot 3
feet, thence N IL feet, thence e $50 feet. thence
p feet to beginning. no; PAT, 257, 2s7. s25,
W cor. ofIOt l72. thence S IS feet, thence sGit
thence IS feet to beginning. ia; com 40 r.
20 feet, thence n 50. Il. thence " 20 feet TO he.
ginning l1o and liz; 222, 2SO, 131, 2s4, ZIG. 2C5
Lots S3, 50. n hf IS; undivided = of % feetrn
end. 50 and IS; com. 81 feet g OF Sw cor. OF 81.
leet, thence W 20 feet to beginning, 80 and 81;
g feet of end, 81 ana sp;as. lsl, u, 100, ITO,
MARKET srREEr.
Lots IL, 10, 70. -; com Is Eject W of ne cor.
lot 70, thence W IL feet. thence 50 feet thence
G Is feet, thence n 20 feet TO beginning, 50; 81
feet OF W end, s.; com. IS feet W of Sc cor. lot
81. thence 100 feet thence W 20 feet. thence
80; % feet on end. 81 and 50; 1888, 8. 10 ~, Is,
~, 81, LOG, I54.
Lots %. 81. 1856 III. 90. %. l6s. I5s, IGO.
EXCHANGE STREET.
Lots 10, %. I4S p. 30. -, 50. l3s. I%s. 1Gs.
lCa, 1871, g. s. lOs, ~, !Is: rs ~.
Lots 10, :. 80 lO9. Iz5, g. g. lis, IA, $780, Iq9.
Lev = g = H A II II sSs
COPLEY's ADDITION.
MERCHANTS sTRRET.
CONSTITUTION STREET.
RANDoIPH's ADDITION.
COMMERCIAL sTEEET.
MECHANICS sTREET.
HAEKET STREET.
Lots o. IL. l3.23, IS, b, II.
NOTIONS ADDITION.
FRAKER's ADDITION
n. LEWIS. ADDITION
:, Hssz feet of hf lOts; 14s feet OF hfl0t o;
MRS. LEWIS ADDITION.
HERITAGE's ADDITION.
j.
sLOCpM's ADDITION.
Lots sI4.
'WHITTEEsY's ADDITION.
Lots 4, s, 6, 8, Q. Tx feet n hf lot B.
GOODRICH's ADDITION.
CRAWFORD sFREET.
Lots 2, 4, Al.
HARVEY sTREEr.
Lots 81. SO. IS. 40. AZ
HANNA'S ADDITION
Lots /, 3'5,7. Is, IL, 10, p. %, IS, q, 70 aIz
T. o. 8, 10. u, II, l6, IS. -, y "a, %, - go
sKIHHER:s ADDITION.
FINE STREET.
Lots as, 10.
WILSON'S ADDITION.
Block I. lot u; block .. lot 3; lots T. 6; block
= lot ~; block s. lot 49, lots H. Is 10, IL, IS 49,
20. n, y. p. ~.
KELLoGG'S ADDITION.
MAPLE STREET.
Lots 2, 4, 8, 9, p, n, ~. 80. 81, %.
127 square rods IN Hinshaw's addition, as
follows com. and bounded on the n by line
extending and " through the center Of an
extension OF 4th avenue in the city OF EmpO-
ria midway between the n and side OF said
avenue, on the Q by the e line Of the " hf OF n
and on the sW side by line parallel with Il
n at r.. r. track and 50 feet from the cen.
Ier thereof, extending TO the intersection with
.aId y b0undFy line and containing III square
rods.
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AMERICUS NOTES.
Keno" Editor.
TnunsnAY. August ian.

THURSDAY, August 14th.
We would just like to know, you
know, what Evans wants with sewing
machine in bachelors den.
Miss Jennie Wright left for Des Moline,
Iowa, yesterday, where she will visit
friends for some time and then go farther
east.
Mr.. Stafford, of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
is here visiting his son, our late lumber
dealer
NJ. w. Gibson has sold half dozen
'crow kay sets in the last week, which
indicates a healthy moral tone in this
vicinity.
DIR. Ross arrived home yesterday very
sick. The doctor has been on a prOfes-
siOnal trip through the Solomon valley,
but his appearance would indicate that
he had been near the shadow of the val
ley of death.
The lumber yard has changed hands,
Brown 81 Co, having bought out Stafford
81 Co. Mr.. Harter, of Burlington, is
now in charge and will run the yard for
Brown & Co Mr. Harter has made a
very good immpression on our people,
yet we should very much hate to lose
Mr.. Stafford and family.
"By lingo" claims for II. two pianos,
twenty-oDe organs, and yiolins until
you would think every house a house OF
music and every man a fiddler, and then
asks: "Can you make as good show
ing as that, Keno!" We can, "By lingo"
We have stand off in. pianos. We
have one man that can make more music
on the violin than regiment of ''fid-
dlers." We are only six behind in or
gans. We have brass band that have
sixteen pieces that cost in the aggregate
over $500, and the shortest boy in the lot
can make more noise than all your
pianos, organs and violins combined.
The blind man with his hand organ
didn't wait three minutes after he heard
the young fellow on his horn, but said
he could never compete with that fel-
low. keno.
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Mrs, w. +. Lewis is quite sick.
Mike Smith is dangerously i'll.
Miss Lyon, of Emporia, is visiting her
friend, Miss Lille SWIM.
The stone cutters and masons have
given place TO the carpenter on the new
store building Of d. p. Tressler.
Miss Crouch, of Topeka. is visiting
Miss Annie G. Tressler and other friends
here.
School district No. 81, on Allen creek,
has voted $3.50 in bonds for the purpose
of building a new school house, and a
committee are now arranging to have il
built
Nelson Segar, Esq, of Allen creek, has
a stalk of corn with Is ears growing on
II. This is true and correct, to which
we stand ready to make our affidavy.
Now you common fellows take back
seat, please.
DIED.-Mr. J. b. Morgan, an old citi-
zen who was we'll and favorably known,
died last night a: s o'clock. The funer.
al will take place at 10 O'clock a. m,
from the house, and he will be buried a,
the Friends burial ground at Toledo at
two o'clock p. M. tomorrow.
Prof. Plat and five of the students
Agricultural college at Manhattan
passed through town on Thursday on a
pleasure trip. They are travelling in a
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Real estate is picking up.
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II
| 127 square rods HinshaW's addition, as
follows com. aud bounded on the n by q line
Iextendinge and through the center Of an
extension OF 18th avenue in the city OF Empo-
ria midway between the n and : side OF said
avenue, on the by the e line OF the " hf OF n
| W or Of sec. 1913 II. in Lyon county. Kansas,
anu on the sw side by line parallel with H
TX at Il. r. track and 50 feet from the cen.
1 ter thereof, extending 10 the intersection with
said q b0undry line and containing III square
rods.
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V'RikL LIST-FEB. TERM-i679

Patrick Brown vs.. George q. Arnold.
J. q, u, Shindcl ct al Ex'rt Of W r, was.n.
seller, decd W, The seilnssiovs Saving b
iulldinx Association,
g. X. flslotvs Heury 4. Charles.
Milton MePhorron w. Henry Eort'dan aud
Milton Mcrherson vs. Isaac rieher and 600.
Ca,harlno weirick widow Of Emanuel welrick
deed va. Isaac -. Conrad.
John 9; krcitlet, Trustee Of Mary Ann SPOTS
W. WIN II. Backhonsc,
The Selinssrovo saving and building Aascia.
ton ". James IL. Hsro and Henry n
Jams, NJ. Kesslor ct al trustee, 80. Va. Henry
y. Fisher, Ex'r Of Dr, Isaac Hettsnstins,
John :. woitv,. $. q. sechr.et ami sarah
1zsehtis' with notice to Daniel kfebbs and
Jonothsn Ganty. ami Davld G. stshi for one
W John Nipple
Adam Martha simr. Of Mary Martin decd. vs..
G. Hoover * son vs.. W. II. C-uley a Elias
Bon oiamin i.ongv, Daniel Hctttoh
herly wagner ys. noimrs \ i.aplsr
tliHa q. Schnoe vs. Peter Iatsgrgn
John :. Beaver W is.sc BiI;cr, f,eJries I,u.
=. ger aud David B,iger
decd W.. N. Il wn~.r"'iiss az a, rstfr rretfnsr y,
W =. Wagerseiier dUo'd
John = wood vs.. Daniel Eisenhart and Moses
Nnsos rpccht Ve. Samuel fupfeg,
i's"is l.. piwlmg snd dror,e tach Over
seer oi the Poor of Penn ", ~, Ghafiei NJ
S,ruuh,
Adam Martin Adtn'r u Nary .tfrt,n des,J w.
Chsties RJgsh.
rhonss Orubor vs., Charles P,. ,snsi..
lhrmas 9. Else Co., lsaae. 7'ei ics, Assignee
u ". !. komig.
LancEl.n d Drce. vs.. Isaac Do yer.
Tho above csuses src at issu. and f,r rial n,
feh. Totu, iNI9. J.UROtIsR.
Jan. u, 1879. proth'y.
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Rail Road Smash In.

On Thursday last, about noon, an
engine, tender and caboosc going east
ran of the main track on the switch at
Meiser Station. The Switch was left
open and the train came laundering
along at the rate of - miles per hour.
The engine and tender ran on the
switch but the caboose kept the main
track but was at once tumbled over
and smashed into kindliug wood. The
division hand-car aud Fagley L. Yo-
der's produce car were standing on the
Switch. The hand-car was literally
torn into splnters. Tho engine dashed
into the produce car and stood it OIL
its head, one end resting on the track
the other mounted on the engine
both car and engine were badly used
up the fireman received several sc.
we're body iajuries aud his right arm
disIocated at the wrist. DR.. j. Y. Shin
del was summoned to attend the in
jured fireman, who, we are informed,
is getting along remarkably well and
will in short time be at his post OF
duty.
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LEwIsTowN DIVISION.
SALE REGISTER.

Tho following List of Sales of Real
and Personal Property are advertised
or Bills printed at the Office Of "The
Post"
Friday, Feb. II, A. A. Romig and |. o.
Gross, ddmrs.. Of Henry Gross.
decd. will sell Real Estate ia West
Beaver twp.
Saturday. Feb. %. VIM Harding Assi-
gnce of Frcdrick Kcislng, will sell
Real Estate in Perry twp.
Tuesday. Feb. -, Heirs of Geo. Moatz,
decd. will sell II valuable farm and
tract Of woodland located in
franklin twp,
Friday March II, DR.. Rothrock will sell
Personal Property in West Beaver
twp.
Thursday, Feb. q, Jonathan b. Shaller,
will sell Personal Property in
Franklin township.
Saturday, Feb. %. Sheriff Bolcnder will
sell Real Estate at the Court
House.
Friday, Feb. 81, J. Y. Shelley Admr., Of
G. II. Shelley, will sell Personal
property in West Perry twp.
Saturday March !. Catharine Ro,her-
mel viii. sell Personal Property in
West Perry township.
Thursday, March 6. Henry Kratzer
will sell Personal Property in Cen-
tire township.
Friday. Feb. 81, Sheriff will sell Real
Estate At the Court House.
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PETIT JUroRs.
Adams--James Aursnd. Henry Aursnd,
Lewis Manbeck, Philip Smith.
Beaver-Anes Gross, william Keller, Geo.
Kline, Abuer Middleswsrth, Alfred
bpcchtr John 3. Smith.
Beaver West-Wm. Krebs, John c. Oldt,
John Shook.
Centre-Enos Herman, J. II. Hartman.
David Kerr, Henry Reicheubach, J.
X. Snyder. Henry Shook, Sr.
Chapman. q. kreitEer, Lewis 6oodiing
Washington wilt.
Frsnklin--John Beachel, John Field, Da-
Wis II. Gift. Elias HuIamel, Allen
Ilassinger.
Jsckson-Benjamin Denfer-Nosh Bronse.
X. = Cornelius, J. u. Dsuberman,
George klipgier.
Middleburg-D. J. Bogar, J. II. Bachman,
Alfred Cleland, Aaron Reuuingsr,
David Stahlnecker, John Y. Stetler.
Middlsoreek--0eovSe kAuch.
Monros-william Woodling.
Penn--Robsrt J. BingAman.
Psrry--A. }. Iiornberger.
Perry West Samuel Martin.
|6slinsgrovs -.IsRse Burns,
Uniou--- George NJ. Iieussr.
WAshioet on Charles piskl. John Hum.
MI gilsv Dhslsbsvsss,
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DIED.

---~---~-------------~-------
Ia Union township, Jan. ~. Susan,
mother OF !. 8. Longacre, aged about 81
years.
In Fremont. Jan 3. Leah Snyder, aged
30 years, 4 months and 2 days.
In Perry township, Jan. 4, Nicbols,
Minium, aged 7fyears, 1 months and ga
days.
In Middlecreek township, Jan. 9th, Eve
Artlsy, aged 61 years, = months and 20
days.
| In Chapman township. Jan. Is, Levi
derrold, aged 55 years aud 10 days.
Jan. %, In Centreville, Of Diphtberla.
Minnie Hartman, aged . ycsrs, 3 months
and 10 days.
Jan, ~, In Adams township, Sarah San.
ders, sged rs years, 10 months and o
days.
Jan. 80. 10 Middleereek township, Geo.
Daabermsn, aged 81 years, 2 mouihs and
d days.
Jan. 2, In franklin township, Abraham
g. son Of Wm. A, aud CAiharine Dilssr.
aged is months and 20 days.
Feb. /, In Union township, Of tvphoid
fever, lssbells dsuglsr, sgsd about 22
years.
On Blue Hill, Jan. %, Mrs. Sarah Coon
sr, eolored, In her 7ad year.
In Selinsgrovs, Jan. 81. Mrs. Rebsecs
Forester, wife Of James Forester, ticket
sgent At that station, aged 80 years, Q
months end 8 days.
Feb. I. In West Beaver township, Eliza
heb 1esSss, sssd 70 ysars. 8 nsnlks aad
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FIRE.
Too Baiic,ings Burned.


On Thursday night about IL o'c,ocl,
the Furniture Room of Chas. Kather-
man located on lot adjoining the late
residence of.Dr J. W. Rockefeller and
formerly occupied by "Thc Post" was
discovered to he on fire. The alarm
brought our citizens TO the scene of the
onf1asration but the combustibc ma
terial in the Shop accelerated the
progress Of the fire dcfying all efforts
to save the building even 10 get out a
single piece of furniture. Finding that
IL was waste ol water and labor in
vain to pay further attention to the
shop, efforts were made to save the
dwelling house, which was unoccupied
but when the west side of the shop fell
outwards and toward the house the
flames became so fierce that efforts to
save IL were suspended and in u mo
ment the fire had run up to the garret
and taken such hold ns to battle ev
cry effort. The location of the fir,
when first discovered seems to iudi-
cate that il was the work of an incen-
diary. There was an insurance OF
81 600 on Stock no insurance OF
buildings. Twenty dollars invested in
Hooks, Ropes and Ladders would have
saved the dwelling house which wns
in appearance as Iine building as one
in town. The means for protection
against fire in our town consists oI
three or four syringcs. Estimated loss
not covered by insurance $1,000
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sssyg a I.Y.<CTUESIC
tsisI tl TO YOUNG WEN.
Just Pub'shct in a Seditd E,a,!ope.
Price sir cents.

Jua PublnhCt IN q Sedled E,ut!ope.
Price sir cents.
A Lecture ou tho Nature. Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermq,orI hoea. induced by Srlf-Ahuse,
lnvolnutary Emissions, lmpotency. Ner-
vous Debility. aud lmpcdiments to Mar.
riage generally Consumption. Epilepsy,
and fits Mental and Physical lncapacity
SC. by ROBERT J. CULvERWELL, NJ.
b.. author of the Green Book,' &c.
The worlj-renowned author, in this sd-
mirahlc Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experiences that tho awful con.s
quences of Self,Abuse may be sHecrually
removed without medicine. aud without
dangerous surgical operation, bougics,
instruments, rings, OF cOriials pointing
out mode Of cure at once certain and
eheetunl, by which every sufferer. no mat
ter what his condition mny he, may cure
himself tbesply, privately ani redically.
csaf- This Lec'ure wHp,O,e u boon Il
houSpdS ant HOUsGnds.
Sent under seal, ina plain envelope, "a
any siress, post PAID, ON receiptof siX
cents or i've postage stamps.
Address The Publishers
TIE CuLNrRwELL MEDICAL co.
II AIN g., New York Post oiilor Cox Asst
SEPT 7, 1875. ly.
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"Our Neu amt E'ccriINia1 Pcrj'ume" is
tho beet and cheapest lcr.umc ever of.
iercd TO the public for pcriuming wear.
my sppGrel, letter paper, etc. etc. |,
Il everlasting, aud gives to linen, lrt.c,
paper. Gnd Whatever else you may
wish, most refined and pleasant oder
li placed III drawer. no matter what
he the contents, it will become rcdol-
cnt in les than ~ miurtcs. Mailed
hoa,Hs- zoe, - Eny oGifc-, ou r.rc.p,
oi tho price. - cents. lddr,p- q. b.
Litchiicld, L.tchGeid, Illinois, n d
please state wnat paper you saw this
notice in.
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M AkSESAfLID.


Jan. Oh, by Rev. |. Irvine. J. Irvin
Walter and Mi. ksnah Shsfer. both ot
Kiln township.
Jan. ~. b, Rev. John x. Snyder, San.
nel G. Amis. Of Kngsss, aud Mss Marian
c. Keller, Of Ferry twp
Jan. 80, John Mitchell or Elimrrort and
Miss Henrietta Couldron Of selintsro,e.
Feb. 2. by Rev. ". 4. Haas, John Dirk
Of Jackson township, and Miss Ellen NJ
Herman OF Penn to~nship.
Feb. 9th. by Rev. A. Romig, william II.
GetI, and Mi.s Jane T. DC. cnhoe.
Al Lowistown. Feb. 4. by Rev. a. T.
Gray, wm. II, Haas, mail sgont ON the s.
\ l.. X. H., and Miss Ella N. Sills, oi
Lewietown.
Will. wooei and won. Several years
ago he was foreman in this office, then
be was Young, now - he grows older he
verifes that "it 10 not always 10 old age
that wisdom 10 given Tor the older be
grows tho more Sill " he gets. His
efficiency as Mail Agent shut the eyes OF
the U, 5. Government to the fact ihnt Al
the same time he was running q T,,sait
agency, meeting with tho entire spproba-
ton Of all parties interested. May their
every wish and desire ,bs sratihsd and
peace wreath her ohaip'round tL en- for
ever.
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Ste;ler & Bro, are now prepared To
make to order all kinds Of Furniture
at the shortest notice and At the most
reasonable prices. Undertaking they
make a specially. None but the very
best seasoned lumber used. Prices
moderate. BY prompt attention 10
business they expect to merit liberal
share Of patronage.
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Partridges have suffered severely
from the winter. Too timid and deli
cate to venture into the snow they
have kept wherever the ground wa,
clean and the cunning fox and watch
ful hawk have taken them at disad-
vantage. Farmers boys should re-
member that when these little bird,
are fed they become almost as tame a,
any barnyard fowl.
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BAROSMA.

For bscksohe, liver and Kidney CON.
plant. never fails TO relieve iuGamrna,i on
or soreness In the lumber re5ion caused
by strain cold or female weakness, us huns
dreds testify every day. We do no. rec
o,nmend IL for oil dises-ce. but havs cured
hundreds Of oasos troubled or sacctei A.
above mentioned. IL acts directly on tho
liver and kidneys.
Prepared and sold by +. G.. Thorp.on
"a years q drugsist) Tllusville. Pa, and
sold by dealers IN medicines. One doll
lar per bottls.
Fer sale BY John A. Nos,s, Niddl.burg.
Pa ~
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KrLLED.-On Saturday last. a young
man named Heinman, a brakeman on
the Millroy Branch, who had been on
the road but week. was instantly kill
cd in the shifting yard at Lewistown.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13

WTg'Vs Bcard. Scalp and Dandm6
ConpDund forces heavy Mostache or
Beard on the smoothcst face ip from 10 TO
~ days. 1t never fails. so possible in
jonry TO the skin. Easily applied and
certain In effect II vii! also remove
Dahdru1 and prevent Badness. | nm
the sole agent for this compound. Per
package. post paid. 20 cents. Two pack
ages 10 cents. Address q. Il. Litohfeii,
buohiield Illinois. Please state in what
paper You saw this advertisement in
Sept. 20. rs. ly.
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l lST OF jURORS-FEB. T.-I879
GRAND JURORS.

Beaver-willism II. Coleman, Jonstha a.
gpangler, Isaac Wetz.l.
Beaver West-Moses krebs, John J Nat
tern.
Cenire-wm. Kaibermsn. Joseph Kerr
John w. KeisIer. Jackson Meyer
Valentine Walter. Levi Young.
Chapman-George iieinizelman.
franklin-lierry Reuninger, Chas. Stein.
inger. Adam Walter.
Jackson-Joel KliDgler. y. II. Wagner.
Middlcburg-C. II. Dunkelburgsr.
Monroe - Henry Poniius.
penn--Iienry W. Romiy.
Perry-David Reber. Jacob I. Yerger.
Washingion--Henry Brown, Henry Iiolt,-
sppIs.
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Paronts will find that the advantage
Of the 4. s. 7. Co. Black Tip for Chill
dren's fine shoes is, they perfectly pro-
tect the shoe just at the point where
the wear comes, thus double the wear
ing value of the shoe while adding Ia
its beauty. Try them, and see If IL is
not 30.
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The Right Honorable abraham La
cy Qa1y), Duke of Doodlesocle, visited
our sanctum on Monday last His
benign countenance shone like the
glittering beams of May-morning
sun against an ash heap, and his sweet
scented breath eclipsed the fragrance
of a dead skunk. o, that he may new.
er wilt
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G. NJ. and s. S. win not permit their
hounds to Kill foxes until the hunting
grounds are well stocked and the Leg
islature raises the premium on scaIps,
they, however, give Reynard a tilt
round the kpobs occasionally to keep
him in running order for the uext sea-
ann
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Tuesday morning rain fell and froze
on the pavements making pedestrian,
Ism very unsafe. A sharp eye, clear
head and q sure foot were necessary to
preserve perfect equilibrium.
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Tape Worm Removed alive.

Head aud all complete in two hours.
No Tee till head pas.es Beat, Pin and
stomach Worms removed by DR.. kunkcl.
2o' North Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
Ia. Send for circular. For renewing
Seat, Pin or stomach Worms call on your
druggist and ask for n bottle Of Kunkers
Worm Syrup, price 81. II never fails
Common sense teaches If Tape Worms be
removed. all other worms eau be readi!y
destroyed.
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40 CONSEukssbst;VcS.

Tho advertiser, having bc en- psrmsn.u,Iy en-,
cd Of ihb, drosd discss-, t'onsuiuptinn. by Nm
pie remedy, isArfiuus 70 max" known To hi,
lel"~ sufferers the means Of cure, To ali who
uo'li ", ho WIN send copy OF the prescription
used, trco Of chagr,) with th. affections I,y
arihR aud usipg the timc, which th.y W M
hud Ntsn CrRs for CoSsUNPrIos .AsTHnA
hhoNthiIlH, a., Parties ~ishins the Prr-criu.
t."h' VIII please address, r.. A. WILSON, 4 4
Penn 81, Williamsburgh, NY
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Ilthe Russian Bidci' DEATH (plaguc)
which is depopulating whole towns
and cities in a day would come around
this way wouldn't the fellows who neg.
lect to pay the poor printer shake till
their toe nails would tumble oif--thoir
hair turn into porcupine quills--cry
for rocks aud mountains to fall on and
hide them-for Il small river to cool
their parched tongues but there is no
peace.
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Hook AND LADDER.--A number ol
our citizens assembled in the courts
house on Saturday evening last for the
purpose OF organizing a Hook and
Ladder company. A permanent orr
ganization will be effected this week.
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Auc,onear. George II. Hacken.
burg, of Middlccreok, z. o., would an,
nounce to the people Of Snyder couu.
ty, that he will cry sales for real aud
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms He
guarantees satisfaction. IMar.15.77ti.
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Twenty-Five large size Perfumed
Chrome Motto Cards, no two alike,
withname 10 gold, post paid ten cents.
address q. u. Litchficld, Iitchfeld, III.
Please state what paper you saw this
advertisement in.
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Facts are stubborn things. and bad
oongh zone Of the most stubborn oi
facts yet BY the regular aud proper
use Of Dr.. Haas' Expectorant. the most
stubborn cough viii soon b. cured
= aI,d % eeps = bo(lles
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13

Somebody says that large ears de-
note "broad, comprehensive views and
modes OF thought What magnificent
ideas a jackass must have.
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l'RHsasEIsIS

VIII NAIL lfree) ths recipe for 4 simple
NE"krA"Ls BALs, that viii remove Ts,
IhstkLth' PihrLgs and HLorcHEs Leaving
the .lo syu, clear aud Dcaptiiul also Ia.
strnctions Tor Producing . luxuriant growth
oi hair on % bsid head or smooth tacs Al.
dres', inol0siny 3ot stamp, BEN VANDtLF
CO., ~ Ann 81. N. Y. Ian ~ ~ nIu-