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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,

LIVERPOOL, December II, r. n.
-.Wheat-frm - Winter, lis edo
lis cd; Spring, lOs@lts; California
average, los 7d@1ts I'd; California
club, lis 7d@lls 1Od; Corn Odds 1Od
@5s lOiad.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

NEW AWKICULTI Rad SOCIETl.
The secretary OF state to-day issued a
circular authorizing the organization of the
Moultric County Agricultural society, The
proposed capital stock is $4,000 and the
cOrporators arc G. W, Vaughn, Dock Pat
terson, {. A. Sergeant and J. Z. Eden.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

MArar-N r. Thistcwood
rrcs-Ircr-E Edward pezouis.
Clcrk-Denn-. j, Foley.
Coun-clor-Wm h. Gilbert.
Marsusl-J LsHue.
Attorney william Hendricks.
BOARD or ALpERNrN.
First W.rd-Wm. O'Csllahan NJ. J. Huwlcy
second Ward-Dsyid 7, Linesar {. l. Wood
y grd.
Third Ward--W p Wright Egbert Smith.
Faurft Ward-Charle- q. Pstier james hynaston
FpG Waul-T. ". Halliday, Ernest h Petit.
County Officers.
Circuit judge 4. llarkrr.
Cirrtit Clerk. A Reeves.
County Judge-R. :. locuun
Cogu'y Clerks. J. liumm.
COUNTY Att0rnsy--W c. MuikeT.
County TrcasuTcr-A. j, Alden.
Shg.if-John Hodge
Coroner X. Fitzgera!C. =, .,
County Commi.-oac.s- W. haiAdEy' NJ '
brown samuel Brlty
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FINE AND NEW

Table cutlery pocket cutlery magnificent
carvcrs, toilet sets, razors, revolyers, skates,
lamps and fixtures, bird cages, all kinds of
heating and cooking stoves, hollow ware,
etc, at G. W. HENDERSON
Commercial avenue Cor. 10Th ST.
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FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.

We will offer for the next 10 days, 100
Silver Giey Blankets, at 80 cents pair.
j. Burger.
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WE HAVE

Most elegant lines of gimps and fringc., at
exceedingly low prices, Examine our stock
of these goods. j. BURGER.
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TIME TABLE
z. Il. TIME CARD At CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRALLY h

ILLINOIS CENTRAL X Il.
Tr,tA. ,prryg TRAINS DEPART
n ,iOan ,Nail.......,.3.Oja 80. m
Eypre,-........s;0j IN Exprer, 20 pm
Dglu0iu Accommodation. ''5.l' IN
CAIRO 4 YINCENNES Il. T.
Nal i0.Ojpm Mail. .....i:CO & N
CAIRoa ST LOUIS Z i.
T. .pre.. ...... $40 pm express ....... So g. NJ
Accom- dalton Hes pm. Accom- dstiot l"p II
CHICAGO 81. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS R.I
Ma 5.1pm Msil.... .......j;OJ a m
GAIT RhlLBOAD"
Tens esprC.. $40 an. Texas express '-'!oP ID
Accommodate SD SIN.
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CAIRO ~ ST. LOUIS Il. r,
II. w. SMITHERS, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Time Schedule:
Through Express leaves Cairo........... s:4i N.
Through Express arrives at +. 81 Louis. j:OOpl
Through Express leaves Z. ST LOUIS. 900 am.
Through Express arrive. at CsirO........ j;l0p IN.
Murphy sbOrO accommodate ouleayc- Cairo 100 p ~
Mu'phyrboro Acc arryas.st Murphysboro : - p m
MurphysbOro Acc leaves MurphysbOro O.. 800 am.
Murphysboro Ace arrive. at Caro-. II % IN
The Cairo & 81 Louis Rail Road i the only all
Rail Route between Cairo and 81. Louis under one
management. therefore there are no delays a.
way stations awaiting connections from other lines
Close and sure connections at 81. Louis with other
line. for North East and We-t
A NAUGLE. l.. VI. JOHNSON.
Agent General Manager.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, December II, II 30 \. NJ
Whcat-dull and lQwer-No. Q Chicago,
81 4G@$l 40; No. ., Milwaukee, 81 400
| AZ; Red Winter, 81 57li@l 571i; No. Q
Amber 81 So, Corn quiet; No, @ GGli
ann
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PATENTS.


obtained for new Inventions or for improvements
AZ IA sncs: for medical or other compounds, trade
marks and labels, caveats, As s luSvf
All cases arisig under The Patent Laws; prompt
i, ,ot,r,Scd 10 Inventions that have been
REJECTED II most MOS cases. be patented By
ma Brlpc opposite the [. +. Patent Department,
aud engaged In Patent business exclusively we gan
mcip cIo rr scnrchps, and secure Patents more
ornmp,ly mud with broader claims, than those VINO
Ste remote from Washington. ,.,,.,.,L, ~
INVENTORS s Sc"r Sc;ae G" we Of max SSU x
oninatons md advise az to pa'enaoility; iteG OF
charge. All correspondence, strictly Cohhden,si'
prlces low and no charge unless PATENT ,s.seeureu
Wo refer IN Washington, to Hon postmaster
General u. NJ. Key, Rey, y Power me German r q
American National Bank to o,cas IN @g -
a. Scngrosa. and especially TO our clients In every
STATE IN the Union and IN Canada. Addrel
G. A. SNOW " CO.
opposite Patent Office, Washington d. G.
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5. T.. WIG.sOS
No. 50 Ohio I.eycc. Cairo, HIS.
! GREAT NARLET'

OF ladies and childrcns' underwear. at the
very lowest prices. ]. BuEGEE.
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81 MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
VI vi ILiAc Evansville.
MILES THE SHORTEST TO LOUIS
RI vi ibI'C VILE. CINCINNATI, BAL
TlMORE AND WASHINGTON.
MI ES THE SHORTEST TO INDIAN
III VI iiL'D APOLlS, PHILADELPHlA,NEW
YORK AND BOSTON
-ASD-
SIN HOURS SAVED
over trains Of AL other routes making the same
connections.
TT Passengers by other routes 70 make connec.
tons must ride all night waiting from one 20 Fix
hours at small country stations for train. OF con
Meeting roads.
RFMFMRFRTHE FACT and take 500
Vile Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville same
day. Trains leave and arrive al cairo as follows:
Mail leaves .......... ...... 500 m.
Nal arrives ............... ........... 1905 III.
Through tickets and checks to all impoFtan,
citirs
+. 4. MILLER ROSWELL MILLER,
Gcnl Pass. Agent. General sup
L, b CHURCH. Passenger Agent.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

rYNliE undersigned administrators Of the
Il estate Of John Kline. late OF West
Beaver township. Snyder County. Pa .,
decd. will exrose to Pablo Sale, on
premises near Mcclure, on
Saturday, August %, 1879,
the following described two Tracts Of
Ian d, situate in West Beaver township,
Bounded and described as follows :.
Tract No, containing
63 Acres,
more or less. bounded North By lanl. OF
A, X. Middleswarth and wm. Decker e.
East by other lands Of deceased South
by lands Of Reuben ID. Brewer, and Vest
by lands OF same and Wm. Decker,
whereon are erected q good
Dwelling House,
Barn and other out buildings prem-
ises are we'll waiered and tho timbered
portion well set with excellent timber.
Tract No. 2 situate in West Beaver town
ship will be sold as a whole or In paroe Is
to suit purchasers. contains
1873 Acres.
more or less, (known as the Moses MID.
dleswarth trsct), bounded North by lands
OF AK. Middleswarth East by lands Of
Same; South by lands Of Ner b. Mid
dleswarth, Isaac Middleswarth and
sbade mountain, and West by lands OF
Reuben d. Brewer and tract No. J., where
on are erected the necessary
Buildings,
to wit : Dwelling House, Barn, and
out-huildings-ihe uncleared portion OF
this tract being well set with the ohoic.
est timber. Both tracts are convenien,
10 Rsilroad, Market. Schools SO. SC. and
are valuable and desirable properties.
Sale to commence at 10 clock, 4. NJ.
of said day when terms Of sale will be
made known bv
FREDERIC sTEIMLING,
JAMES KLINE.
July ~, 1879. Administrators.
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Ice Cream Festival.

Miss Kate Pfaher n graduate Of the
Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind
assisted by Miss NJ. C. Gill teacher Of
vocal music and Piano in the same in-
stitution will hold nm Ice cream Fcsti.
val in the Court House. Mid1lcburg
Pa, Friday and Saturday evenings July
2jth. and 25th, 1879.
Miss Gill ia an accomplished musi.
clan, aud will favor the patrons Of the
festival with choice vocal and instru,
mental selections each evening Of the
festival. All are cordially invitcd to
attend.
Exhibitions Of reading, writing, and
printing by tho blind, will be given
each evening.
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DIED..

At Fremont July l6, Geo. schnee, aged
about 3j years.
July llth, In Perry township, Aaron
Arbogast. In tho 35th year Of his age.
July 10Th. IN Perry township, Anna
Maria, wife Of Daniel Mace. aged 7s
years, o months and % days.
July t2ih. In Selinsgrovc. Maria Cor
dilia, wife OF George ulrioh, aged So
years. 8 months and Is days.
July t2, 1879. at her residence In Bris.
tel, Ind, after o brief illness, Mrs, Ella
W. Bower, wife ofC. G. Bower NJ. D.,
aged % years and months.
II pains us to ohro nicle tho sudden
death Of Ella W. Bower the young wife
Of our esteemed friend and former either
Doctor @, @. Bower. Though q strange,
to us. the high enoomiums paid her, in a
lengthy obituary notice published In the
Bristol Banner, moves us to On expires,
don Of sesrsw and regret ~ her ssrly
dssniss and ~ deeply synpa,hiss With
s~ bsrisvsa frIsad ,ks Doctor ssd 81
~ ssay tsissds
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THE COLUMBIA Dam FISH WAY.-The
State Board Of Fish Commissioners
visited Columbia on Thursday last to
d o C | d on the plan of the new
fish way to DO placed in the dam.
IVhitney's plan was chosen as the one
best adapted for the purpose. This
plan is similar TO n raft chute near the
Columbia shore, which is known to be
a successful fish way. There is at
present break in the dam. near the
middle of the river, and the new fish
way is proposed to be placed therea-
bouts.
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The Temperance Pic Mic.

The Temperance Pic Mic near Ad>
'amsburg on Saturday was complete
success in every respect. The sun rose
upon fair cool. day. The early morn
ing train, consisting of four cars, was
well filed with exct!rsionists. Other
trains throughout the day sent their
quota and large nt.niber came OIL
foot and in vehicles. A platform had
been erected in the grove for the bands
and speakers, and seats arranged,
fronting the platform, for the audience.
The exercises opened ut about $50
o'clock with prayer by Rev. I. Irwin o
followed by music 10y Nldilcburs Band
followed by singing-lsii Slifcr, jr. was
then introduced, and spoke for over
half an hour in most happy aud ior-
chile style.
Mr.. Slifer development as speaker.
He Ia the son of Hon. Eli Slifer Of Lew
isburg and brothcrin.law of Hon. a.
II. Dill of the Uuion Co., Bar.
Mr.. Slifcts speech was followed By
music by the selinsgrove Band after
which the Band pflIope Of MidJleburg
sang "The Badge of Blue
WIN. VanGczer Esq., Of Lcwisburg
followed in an able aud eloquent ads
dress-then came u few remarks from
Maj. Scott. followed by remarks in ger,
man by Rev. J. =. shindlc Of Mddlc-
burg-Music by the Bcavertown Band
The audience were then dismissed
for dinner The citizens OF Adams
burg and vicinity are certainly doserv,
ing of grateful remembrance for their
iree'handcd hospitality.
Dinner over Maj. Scott opened ,he
ball for the afternoon with stirring
address. lie was followed by Rev.
Reuben Hnssinger Of Beaver twp, and
j. III. Arnold Esq, Of Miidlcburg. The
last speaker carried the audience cap.
tive by humorous aud folicitous com
parison Of the different speakers to diff.
ferent beverages-Music by Freeburg
Band.
Supper was eaton in the grove, and
thus ended one Of the most orderly
aud enjoyable picnics our county has
ever seen. The audience during the day
was variously estimated ut from twelve
hundred to two thousand. Probably
the former figures represent more near.
ly the greatest number on the ground
at any one time the latter, all that
came and went during the whole day.
Rev. Wieand rs presiding officer
conducted the exercises of the day with
clock-work regularity, and his large
store Of amiabiliiy which he profuscly
poured out made everybody feel nj
home.
Tie following resolution was adopts
ed:
WHEREAS, We have been edited by
the able and earnest addresses made,
chccrcl by the sweet music rendered,
therefore,
Rcsoired, That we hereby extend To
the different speakers. bands and vs-
calists our hearty thanks for tho profit.
able aud appropriate entertainment
rendered on this occasion.
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Notice to Heirs.

III The matter of The estate NJ PhHip Smith
idie Of he Borough Of NbtiitJpry, SHy.
der county, PL, deceased.
TO James ). Smith, saniGol smith
Henry s. Smith. Mary intormarrici with
Frederick Btpgatnan, Hil residing In Snyder
county, Pa, Beorgo y. smith. residing at
IbompsontOwn, JuniN, 90, Pa. Amelia In.
tormarried with !. II Daughorty who II now
ioceasci but cit TO survive her i, IL Baush.
crty, her husband, and three children, VIZ {:
Scslon -. Daughcrty, Milton = Daugherty,
Mertic Nj, Danshotty, who oro minOrs aud
have for their guardian Rov. H. W. trsw>
mer, OF Lebanon, Pa, Samuel smith Who ~
also doc'd but ioit - survive hin wil1w, Eli
zsbeth Smith, residing at Sunhury, Pa, and
nNe children, viz: Louisa intormNrrIcd with
solomon knousc residing at O,icntai. Juniats
Ne, Pa, Agnes now intermarrioi with Daniel
knouse rrsidins Mt Sunbufy. Pa Mary inter.
married with Henry Bachnan, Sarah inter.
married III Charles VI tchell. and bsJrge W 4,
smith your petitioner, all re,iiing IN snyder
20. Pa, hcirs aud legal Representatives OF
PhiiipSmith late Of Tho borough OF Middle.
burg, snyder county, deceased.
Grccting.
You are hereby cited to DO and appear before
rhans Court t. 10 hold at Mildicburg. ca tue
Ith Monday OF September A, u. 1917 ut ~
o. lock In the forenoon, then aud there " ac-
c,pt or refuse to take the Real Estate OF said
ihllip smith deceased, at tue appraised yalu-
alton put pom II by an Inquest duty awarded
by the said Court, snd returned hy the sheriff
Ui said county Tor show cause why tho samo
witness tho Hon. Joseph e.. Durhor, Es1 uire,
PRECEDENT ot our said Cour. At MidiioDury,
this 2let day VI July 4, ID. 1879.
ID BOLEN DER, Sheriff.
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RoBBIYa BIRDS NnsNrAt this sea.

Ronnrsa BIRDS NsSAt this sea,
son ofthey year boys olten thoughtlessly
or maliciously destroy tho nests OF
birds and their eggs. For their infor-
nation the following law is published
mo person shall rob or destroy the
eggs or nests of any wild birds what.
ever, only those ofsuch predatory birds
rs are destructive to game and insec,
tiverous birds, under penalty of five
dollars This law does not forbid the
collection of eggs and nests for scienti-
fic purposes.
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On Monday evening last Mr.. John
Wilson exhibited in the court house,
Edison's Phonograph. We Cannot
venture a description Of It, but must
content ourselves with saying that II is
truely n wonderful invention and no
inquiring. progressive man or woman
should fail to see and hear II, II oppof-
tunity presents itself. lie exhibited
the Orguinctto--a musical instrument;
4 neat little instrument equal in tore
TO the highest price Organ. II is so
constructed that by turning II crank
you are enabled to grind out constant
stream of music for half n century,
They arc also ornamental and the very
low price should place them in every
parlor. Mr.. Wilson is agent for the
sale of these instruments and they can
bc had at from IS. to sl3.
The Trumpetto is curious musi-
cal instrument and every body who is
big enough to swear ought TO have
ono --ho would then blow instead OF
swear. Prof. Wilson should have full
house wherever he goes.
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RUSAwAy.-On last Tuesday, Jcn~
nie Bowersox, daughter Of Samuel
Bowersox Of Franklin township, was
driving from town toward home a spi.
rited young horse hitched to top.bug-
gy and when near George Kerns where
a separator was standing near the road
the horse became frightened, unmana-
gable and ran away throwing Jane out
hurting her considerably and breaking
the buggy pretty badly. Jane IL q good
horse.woman but this time she was
unable TO be master of the situation.
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W. +. HUM MEL.

The present dog law Of Pennsylva-
mia is hard on CANNES, and there IL
greater induccment than ever for
them to be well.bchaved The owner
of dog in the habit Of barking a,
horses or passing vehicles is held to bo
liable for the damage done, while tho
owner of II vicious dog can he compel,
ed to restrain him at his peril.
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FRANK BACHMAN Is DEAD.-That is
Frank, the celebrated old gray horse
is dead-he WAS 27 or % years of age
and when young was gay, gentle and
fast-'no better material WAS ever put
in that much hide as the saying is.
Hsservei his master long and faithfully
and in tnrn was we'll fed and cared
for by his kind owner, Israel Bachman.
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TO COnSuls ssaptiVcS.

The advertiser, h,viug been permanently cur.
ed ~ that dread disease, 'onEumption, by sim
pie remedy, is anxious to mako known to his
t"lnw'sunercr- the neSUs OF cure, To nil who
fe-ir" H. h. " III send copy Of the prescription
u'ed, tir"o of chatgo,l with the dirrctInu. for
preparing aud uetnR III" s,m". which They will
mud SrRE CURE for tossUMrrtoN. I'hSrutA,
BnoNcuifis. NC, Parties Nishiug tho Pr".crir.
tl"n. vii, please addrcss l.. A. WILSON, ia
Penn So, WillismsJursh, ny
Ian n ,-u n,,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

d GENTLEMAN WHO suffered for year. from
xANervons Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the ELECTS 0f yonthfll indiscretion, viii for the
sake Of srn'ring humanity, sond free to all who
need u, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he WAS cured Suffer.
erH wishing t. prOht hy the sdvertiser's espcri-
New York. Jan, 3O 10 eul.
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0lycerole Cough Syrup. very pleas.
ant remedy to take, has been used with
great success in coughs, boarseness.
Group, whooping cough, bronchitis and
inflammation Of the lungs.
Compounded only by L. x. Thompson.
Wholesale druggist Titusville, Pa. For
sale BY dealers in medicines.
For sale by John A. Moa,z, Mijdioburg,
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Festival.-The ladies' OF the Re.
formed Church Of Now Berlin, will hold
an Ice Cream Festival in the Town
Hall, on Friday and Saturday, August
lst and 2nd, for the benefit Of the Re.
for med Church.
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MARISIICD.

June 10Th. at Beavert own, by Rev. d.
NJ. Stetler. James II. Krick and Miss Liz.
zie Baker, both Of West Beaver.
July 9th. by Rev. J, F. wampo,e, Da-
vid z. Kirk and Miss Malinda Garman,
both Of Perry township.
July 2, Jonathan srab Of Berry sburg.
Dauphin Co.. aud Mrs. Mary App Of
near Selinsgrove. widow OF lssac App.
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A Big Eg.-John =. Smith brought
to this office hen,egg measuring 8 in-
ches in circumference around the
greatest diameter aud 81 inches around
the shortest. Who can beat it.
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Notice in Partition.

In The matter Of he estate Of Hctic Au.
rand, late Of Monroe Iowaship, Snyd or
county, deceased.
To q eorko W Aurani,
Henry y. Aurand, Amclia intcrmsrriod with
f.aao rrymcycr, Sarah intermatriod with
Isaac Fcttcr, John ) Aurand, william Au.
rand, Jonas Aurani, Alice fntcrmarricd with
- Ritter, the said Atca being minor has
for her guardian X &. riss, all reddinx In
snyder county, Pa Elilabcth intermtrri-d
with John oidt Oakland Mills, Iowa, samuel
Hartman, - - Iowa. holtJ and | gti
representatives. OF He,,lo Aurand, lats OF Mon.
roO township, snyder county, Pa. deceased,
Greiing
Sou arc hereby notified that ty virtue OF q
writ OF lnqulsition Issued out Of the Orphans
court OF Snyder county: and 10 me directed;
thai an Inquest will be held nc tho late r0sl.
dencc ot th'sald Hettie Auraui, dctcps'i IN
Monroo township, snyder county, ronnS, on
Saturday tho 9th day Of SEPT a. u. ls.9 At "
O'Clock A. ~. TO mako partition or valuation
Of the Real Estate oisaii deceased. when aud
where you may attend " you think proper.
". NpLyNDER, sheriff
Sheriff a Once, Middlebutg, July ~, ~.
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sxAsu-UP.-On Saturday, at the Pic,
nic, Isaac Swartz had driven John Het-
tricks horse attached to buggy to the
grounds. the horse lay down TO roll
himself and In getting up got his hind
leg over the shaft which frightened
him and he tore loose aud run the ma
chine until he had literally demolished
the vehicle and received slight injuries
about the legs. Tho accident was, un-
der the circumstances. unavoidable. but
every horse taken into the woods o,
f'cnics, Campmeetings &C.. should, as
rule be detached from the buggy, wag,
on &C., as the case may be.
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VfsrroRs. DIR. G. G. Bower, Hervev
Bower, Chas. p. Frain and Wife arc
visiting their old homes. They are all
looking well and their many warm
friends are al ways pleased to see them.
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Butter is about cheap enough to use
for whcel.grease. And some of it is
better fitted too, for lubricating axlcs
than locomoting bread through tho ali
mentary canal.
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Tho 8. & l.. II. r. is doing q lively
business. A larger number Of heavy
frights, than usual. are passing over
the road day and night Coal and Coal
oil constituting the bulk of freight.
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Who Stole The Wheat. On Friday last
Peter Spccht threshed his wheat ; in
the night time a thief stole bag full.
Tho fellow had better send it to Cana
da to be ground or he will be found
out.
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SrLINs Grove, July 10Th, 1879.

SELINs GROVE, July 18Th, 1879.
To the Editor Of Tue PosT.-Allow
me through the medium Of your valua'
blc paper, 10 announce to tie public,
that will not be candidate for the
Office Of Register and Recorder. the
nomination having been forced on me
unsolicited.
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lSIKlCUMAEISNI.

Dror'y ,Etysirclas, scrofuls, Secondary Syphi
lis. Dravcl, Disbotcs, and al di-e, ,-"s In which
public.
Sold by all Rctsn D,ucais'=, and twhoie-aic
onlyl by THE WElBuRE MEDICINE GO.
z. q. Box as, Rochester, y. =,
Jan. 3l,'Tl,6m
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-24

Errata.--George Benfer's Bills for
the Sale Of Henry Brousc's Real Estate
should read % acres and l30 pcrches
instead of l3O acres.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-24

The house-ilics held their regular an.
nual convention a few days ago, and
on the first ballot adopted the same
platform at last year.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-24

The Dog Days commenced on tho
Goth of July. The Dog Star, however
will not rage until in August.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-24

Dried Ful Mrs. Abram Eyer, OF
new Berlin, sent us . package of dried
cherries (pittedl for which we return
our very warmest thanks.
Mm. Eyer has q 1OOlbs. put up in
DID, packages for sale at $l. per pack
sse' Tue fruit is Of most improved
s"d sssoicsst varities grown in this
country end are dried ON scientific
principles with the latest improved
drying spr~ratm. They are equal. II
40: superior, TO the vsisin usually 70.
'aaeo by osis siose.hespsrs.
N. Eyer issssnth 10 psy spscisr q.
's''see y drisd end oanned fruits end
,hnse vhe DIV : 1(;A I astlo!e would
ssve' e eea1 - esiesss