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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01
FOOT RACE.

Parole and Isonomy in the sha de
Pure blooded. Am ,ritano. IIispania,
Mcxicano- Texicano- Mis,,ngums on
the track. Heels flying up into tho
nir aud Kicking the shutters fl second.
story wind6ws. When AZ the heichth
of his speed the muscelly racer. we-.
B. kicked his hind shpe into the air
striking the iron stack Of Stottlers'
planning mill and knocking il into spin
tiers. .Ti,p winner comes in only heck
ahead. putting and blowing like Az old
Missis'ippi Steam boat. Space will not
ALLOW what fair and impartial nc
count Of the race demands, but we
cannot refrain from giving the names
ages and color Of the racers whilst we
are compelled ID omit some Of the
most interesting events Of the occasion
The winner Of the Stakes, sl0oo And
a free passage to Greonland's Icy
Mountains) Doc. B. not large, but
compact and mu'ceiiy-head erect
bottom not so good for want Of train
| ins-color indescribable, but a. near
rs can bo described, between u grizzly
gray and q singed rat ago about 81
yrs has a record. Tho second racer
VIII G. colt, age not given, travels high
and strong-.pitches well aud will he
the favorite III the next meeting for the
busanippie (handicapl stakes aud cup
color black and tan. The third, Geo
s. is "a fine racer. showing speed and
endurance notwith standing he is
knee.sprung in front, too high
behind and little halky his backers
allege that some vicious person hal
drugged him before starting will be
oiled, and trained with ley.braces for
NEXT meeting color Of Jersey. blue
roostef in erspersed with roam spots ~
If he had the neasels. Fourth, Will
u. n lofty. long legged cot--no train.
ing-very muscular and better edapt,
ed to drawing u woodcn-nutmeS ped.
dler's wagon color, variegated as IA
onion bed. Fifth, Wcs b. long .legs
ed, gahgIing racer who will break his
own or somebody else's neck ifallowcd
on the course knock -tnecl and pig =
eon.tOed and couldn't be used to break
prairie for the reason, that he couldn't
walk in the fHrrow only adapted for
single harness on the public roads -
feet wide high spirited and courage
Gus and would ramSjam over q preci.
pice head-long with both eyes open -
young and unhriIle~ wise Color, black
and tan. Sixth and last.-El. Pill,
started, but mo go." A beautiful a-
n ga1elle - feet rs Al antelope strong
as All elephant gentle ~ sheep, bu,
wind broken this active little racer by
bad management WAS thrown out dt
the race-Zcbra colored would he
well adapted 40 drawing a miniature
menagerie wagon with a Gagged tom.
cat representing an African lion
through Brussels carpetcd parlor
Judges. c. Stettlcr, Esd TO give the
word go. j. Grouse and l.. n. Myers
Ests., time and result"
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CITATION.

In Mc matter Qt ne estate of dbjgUl BIZ
or, late 81 s.: Ter co nIj d,c,o,ci
10 Jonathan Niger an D,yi.
PiiveJ re'iilng In Ccntr' o., ~. ncrri
Iuis"l tary. Nyanl 'ttrt'l, ph'p; ! ,hu u T.
ycr Miilrnnry. ~, wan Nilser Mars
iu,ermsrtiei ~tth l.roh swarm .Sallussr We
"a EAther Iiilger tn'etUArri 4 =iir crctni
h >wJn har,, Riyer, 'wr.. li,rks 20 Pa,
" r, WetSrl r'si,iing Mt rIi'nttsv lie, u '
'hu uhir.aud county, ruupy,Vnrih, NJ
'hsnirl WetIel, reshing at A. a'l"n-
kais,s: Var, Ann W.ysi int irrtrie' WITH
liant >a'-'nau. n"prgc " Wet 81 Whu t,s
tor hts guudinn brni lii mver. ret. o
" .uuah et.~l NEE lltnq.h Bise r,siling
pauvtl- NurtTrr County ferrsN Want,
PEI, S-chn n'crtuirrlel si'h tHNi
u Rec Pottsvll'. va; IlRrrN an lcuuic
>oel'l' wrn have tr thei- suItiisr j 'r''
NJ irt Ncw Bc' In, IutpI &c.. IA, tve -
bold ~ hrs to l-~ EHRtii,u VI rtin /
cuprh y lisri -, -, hri at Ia,
sud ,biyIl rlie r. dcr'i. Where's fr,uA
IN VI Hlgcr ulcd NJ HJIlic.tt"n Ia ito -
ihant' t'uti ut >rNdrf cpu - fr ,rit II ~
lw w,tiirg = = ire Te'l,rr tu', Il rpnirt'', ~.
You are hsrrly cuuIu,ini-.i 'p o. ,ul HpprEi
IN tie rfst 4 y II Nay lcJp,f AIT 'Guft /
II the 2t'A dtN qf y ucIt ant sh'N raus'
why ~ dee ce tnr Nat purpose snuu not U
made II you tLius itcper
J,,R rSE.
Az v, l--h Ger. - O
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OUa KANSAS LETTER,
Haroey county.

NEWTON. APRIL 81. -.
Ed. Posr: Report says Politics is
commencing To warm up in your coun.
ty but as ii is only a few months since
you witnessed an exceedingly warm
campaign we presume your next e.
lection will not create much excite
nsnt. N,wtnn is now ~ this time
having 4 high time fighting License or
N" bicense and in all probabilities no
License will carry strong enough to-
give tho Temperance men OF Snyder
Co. Il very fine opinion Of this Western
country. None of the hOtrls hc'e sell
Liquor and the saloons ray license
of 1000 eich,an to their credit would
say that yea scarcely ever sec drunk.
Ell man. were such man seen on the
streets he had hest keep very quiet or
he goes up for 2i hours aud pays fine
VI 500. There has been some fine
rrfreshing rains the last few weeks and
| vegetation of all kinds Is flourish
ing, wheat and 'a's is looking fine
through this section anl the farmer
who has his corn aud potatoes in the
ground is happy, Speaking of our
own garden the onions are doing fine
indeed. as we were not accustomed to
tie dark rich ahil we materially got
them planted II little clr,r and they
are crowd'ng iearlully already, radiSh.
es and Lettuce are doing nicely. We
hh, also fine he'd of early peas hut AZ
the chickens spent an afternoon in that
section Of the garden well the 1 stalks
that are left will snGn blossom but they
look mighty lonesome. O,e Of the
young men from, near Beavrrtnwn whn
came out on that 'lly excursion oi
March @th., was showing his skill At
handling an OK team on saturday, all
went smoothly until the critters" CON.
cluied they were thirsty, So they ran
the wagon up ngaiustH well, neither
would they budI, until they had water
so Will gave each of item several
buckets of water aud walkeI back tu,
wards the wagon when one of them
Wishing mn doubt Ia thank him kicked
him over, II was fun thr Tie crowd hut
rough IN the boy. II u follow wishes
to feel happy IL, him eo working
Bulls" ia warm weather
Persons Who huvt new prnrie ARE
now beginning To Break their lands. II
il now IN fine rondiIion an ox team
viii break | acres per day,iu break
ing they do not go uvcr9 inches IL,
depth, 50 that hy August the sun will
have the roots Of tile grass sO drairned
that II aiii never sprout sgain. in The
irll turn mp this s,'h, get il well pulyer.
izrd AMI yon can RAISE god trrp oi
grain oil oi II. 4 ulhn with a good
neavy yoke of ca,,le eau make good
work NJ breaking ~ he can get from
s2.2o tu 90 per acre--lru,n unw Until
tate IN the fall his oxen require nu
grain, neither do they get IT, Lei
them on grass nom evening uniiI
morniug and an hour at uun With
buckets of water 3 times u day and
hey viii do all the work required al
them dui fa,tcn IN tho bargain, Emi.
grafton is still pouring in,o tho state,
there is not y day hut you SEQ dos.ns
of Pmrie Schoooers going west.
uARyky.
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On the L., day of Nay I'll the em.
ployers Of the Pennsylvania R,iroad
Company and the roads run under it,.
management will cppcar in snitorm
simultaneously on over seven thouS-
and miles of track tho railroad men
will appear IN uniforms Of blue. cons
sisting Of frock coat. oycr.ve.t aud
pants, the coats with brass buttons
bearing The letters "p. r. r." aud the
same style Of cap now worn blue with
white cord. On the cap from, will W.
worn plate with the title of position.
and on the lapel, Of the coat will be Il
number and the letters p. r. II.
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TO CONSlisllptIVcS.

The advertise ying h"cr ormanru,iy e..
et m'h'' dread d,s",Sc, ou-uWp'Ipu, b, -iu.
pi' 20 ncdy, ish xi"us e. u,s" tunNu e. hr.
de ire Il. hr NJ, soul e,,pv ni the rs.firIi,
u-'i, tir"" NJ rhitr',l Wtih thH dI.ryii ,us iH
p'epsrIng .ua us,ng til sgmr, vhi,h INV
nv >rpst rvs tor tC>sUNrroN. ASTHMA
bRONchliia, A. par'ie- si~pius II" Pr..rI.
ii"u vi r,~-,e .dlre.s T.. A. WILSON, | .
Penn -, wIlli.msbnteh, n.
Jan. 3,'r9en.
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If this ba'my sort ut weather contin
ues. it will not bs l,ng before the cir.
Gus companies are IN motion, and the
hill boards resplendcut wish pictures
of horsemen performing impossible
teats, and Of animals occupying una,,
iainable positions. Life will become
more brilliant for the small hoy. and
ms days will be spent in attempts NJ
acrobatic contorlion-. fatal to clothing
and injurious 10 his spinal colnmn.
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Auditors Notice

z, a., a5'iun,i 50 n ~ C,'-' ~
ef Jonathan t.r- Common I.rs
frsuE So t'r t.ufg
WE undersigned having ben an.
I pNiu'et Auditor ~ .he 4 w. r, Da,,r,,
ie ut ~uV 'sr UnHrtN, 90 .'l-'-itI'e fie Na'
zee IN t,c osn's = q 49, dr.. A.'.g.er of
~ ht| % urrsNN, O. srI a'unrgst h.e ~.
le t,tlest'nH. Nc ehy s'r's ta'I,v 'rtf 10
Il o. eri 'H' the tlFIu'se 100 q : e 8. .UIweut II
vN e"t = >mth 10 IN TIE i'-.g p
Afl .lcuur., ou >4Hgr'sN d.S Co.. - q. -
" rci1r, 4. oisti ttN. sE- ~ - -
uVs Interested u AS attend - ihcJ ,hluk ~
IACvR GI.rrrr
Aprii u, lSs. Nrt,t'r.
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COAL | COAL | GRAIN
AND SEEDS.

samnel Bowen lcasel beavers Goal
Yard, Ware House and H. T. sLiius.
hc will hecp constantly on baud u hlll
supply sf wll hinas oi Coal, Ne will
pay thc highest market prices for all
kinds of 0raIn aud sye,ls. lle rcspsd;
hllly teqass,s q liberal share of patron.
M a.aA.- AN. ,fN4i HAV iN
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for ycsr. fro.
nN-r'n"s p"mltV, Preustur. urcay, apI
'Ak u r.riug hs0a,ntt,, sad free 10 all VT
Ne" u, tn n'ciic Nui du seti"n tor a.skihn ~,
4 MI" - nrdy by which no. was rnred. sud-
't, si-h'nS I" prrai hV 'us aisrr,i.eris e,r-'
,ncc eau ~ - hy sdaEe~~'hg a., r~rfect on
drnce. IN D. OGDEN, a Cesar re
New NorN, Jan. IS, 'flS..,
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U'r3its Reuri Sc1,p cni IA" 'rrG
NmprpDH' forces heavy Musn-hr nr
R-ari On the -mo"lheS' iHcr in iror' - 'o
~ dIys. II never fails ~ possible go.
ionry to the -kin. Easily applied aui
crrtqin N effect II will also remove,
Nardrnh and prevent B,lines ,n
he .olc agent fer this compound P,r
package. post paid. - crGt-. Two mack
ages ~ cents. Address q Il. i,rchfoli
LuchScla Illinois. Please state in what
paper yon saw thie Advertisement in.
Sept, ~. -. iy.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS EorlcE...lc..

Ntes ot al inisra;iou N tie estate %
tltYa ell us' lsi- o. tue l"r ut N'i 'le.
uuTs. Snyder Co. Sec bHviu. b,en grant.
el g. 10 unlcr.iynei. al r"'surs knosiHg
themselves INDEBTED 20 salt es'pteat request
ell make immediate payment willie those
h,ving claims siil present tHem luly AutGen;i.
Gated tor settlement
$50 SrINuEt.
Air.l'. -. Al ,ui,trA.rs.
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Charley Ross was sent To the peniten.
tiary last week from Miiliin county. to
stay IS mon,hs, fur rol'bing T., 'kers
store. Now then. knowing where be
is, people ought to I've satisfied
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\oiica = i,-re'.y gwen tha lGnlrr
NN smith eIl' rr...r' uls Hunl r,.i.t.r. - -.
,',i.r' 90 e. u.ra.r pa. tir..u.t H3 ~.N :
Hu 4il 40 .tIN q Nay u.r', fHr "a %. ~
tfr. ! -u.vrnf 4 aIt iN,t tr- s,ue Si.I I-
',' r~u.i o., o. ''.I'' rUlss.rs r'io1s ur ulo
u.rt 90 l,c. r'.sl 8. 49,.
Airi-h l-'o
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ISsIIsINrATrSNJ.

nro"sv T. y.ipolas, scr' ~. secondary Sypht
ne. Vravrl, .h"t"-, aud III di.r,-s IA whicl
puhir,
s"lihy au R-,sl r-nrriS', sni twhoIesa',
nnitl Nv liE wEiUrRN NkptIiSE a.
u. BIS Jis, Rochester, Ny,
IAN Sl';lC
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tic PL9niX fce.cra,,

Has hrovei itselt ~ ~ r<cultNrly ,der,sl O.
I'D re,s NJ eNusuIn ves sri ehhiten u
Messs cnld u stops s'asa. II stis 81.
y etNr.tioh stve i.NAM tsliet II sNc
rrnsih, II br,us' rast, u hss wsds -~e
rures thsn any other meiicine rbesssri, ei
tue ctt,ea~ ~ EASTERN q esssls,n's hse
ns,d Il TOT tesrs r,s - testify g. tas rslicf
si,cr AMI eur~s 81 ~ a
ttSe, cents ~ NAtths f,r ",
Prepared ~ texl NNefkp tser ~. N AVA
-id ~ esr \ No.,s. Nail,sars, ani ? =,
ontae = Naret, ceatrssiis, ga
Aetu Aa. Nsiy
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NOYeRNMeNI SHOCKS. &c -.Clo
NIAIsJSIIcI1.

april sth vi the residence II 'hs h,ii''s
lister in plocn. ~. ~ Rv u. I,
vsllsr. ir.. frinc,pi o',hk r,ssm.hars 6
state Normsi School. l'as'i rprv NJ psy
tan. Ohis srd Miss Mollie u, Fisher ~
kishsc"c.iNss, Va
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PINI1'l,l;S

will mail reel tue recipe f,r slmpl
Ns0GTAnLs R,La, thst viii remote rA>
hNCKL -,p NIPPLES aud PLnrcHR~, iasytr,
thesNin Il, clo,r and Ueiutiiul ,lsnt
-,ruet'"ns for pro ucitx luNoriant kros II
fn'ir nnA h,id head or sinuuth inre. Aj
GO, ~ An 1T. ~. Jan 81 - otu.
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PETIT JURORS.


ApAMs-Jobn J. .ki line, I,sae Ke.b,, Daniel
Weaver.
DEAvER-lSasc Aurand, Paul B,pfsr, Jlhn D.
Md l,swHrtn.
BEAVER wnsr--Sannei T., urow.r, Joseph Pc
tsrs CHARLES A, smith, Harvey u. Nm III,
Thomas vouuAmAi,
cEsrRE-iCbris,ru B'agsmsa; John \. Long,
thArl-s W, SANDER, Ephraim W Loo.
ten r,,sr, J. kohsr Peck,
David ~. SahrE.
FRAsKLis-An os u ,weipux, Isaiah u ~. r.o,,
Tm,rnas Holland, IL ~ Mi,ehej New, q
hschus" Capt i.-~is Mutr, Uu.ii,. 4,
S~enRel, Mich,ei schamiU.o .ohsr,
MtppLsRu On, y, Hare,
Mibutrohkkk-Perry Al Aurand, John bl~mer,
hesl.r. wm, tr,msn, -"
Mos RoK-- Peter iv'n-e, Martin Slssr.
Psnav-Junsth,n uelnvtt,
ssLinsoaovs-WiliismC Christ, Samuel usy
MAKER, NJ IA Miii.r, Wesley Neials, K
Y. Ssi.m, fr,nsi,a weirict.
uNioH--tt1orAs bitnrr, 0sa,gs Oaugier Johu
.. ksii,, lsAse wum "
wAsnissNS-rh,lip d. Mayer, Jno, D. ulsss
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The Po,u,ar Son, O, ,ho O,y

/. The beautiful acw song 'SowrpNHy's
CoN,So wnys rus prwpror, fkt.t" hv
james q Macy ts now al tho eaes. ten
ihcrsard copies having been cold the
first month of it's publication II 4. q
soug and chorus of much sweetness
and freshness--indeed one of the mos,
pleasing relodies ever. published By
all means. send for this song. Somebody's
Coming When The Dew. drops Fall /" Price
40 cents. with elegant illustrated title.
On receip, OF price Il will he mailed poet.
paid 10 ary address by the publishers.
s. DRAlSARDS'S SONS. Cieateisnl0
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"OT Ne,r md Everlasting Perfume j.
the best and cheapest perfume ever Of
fered to the piiblic for periuming wear.
ing apparel, letter paper, etc. etc. II
is everlasting, and gives to linen. lctte,.
paper, and whatever else Won may
wish, II most refined and pleasant oder
II placed in drawer. me- matter what
hc the ccn'cnts, it will become tednl.
ont in less iAhn ~ minutes. Mailed
postage free. tn any address cn receipt
"f tho price, - ccnta. Addrei. q. B
Ltchicld, Litchiicld, Illinois. u Il
please state what paper you saw thu
notice in.
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ThE rnpssoLod,c,t JorpHal Asr
sctrScE or usA,ru for May lies on on'
table. We are impressed. hy even III,
cur,ory examination which hiss been
given u, that Its peculiar merit 10 ib,
furnishing Of pracilcsi Instruction to H..
readers in n clear. unesagyrrated. un.
-til,ei manner. Although no incon.idcr
able amoun' Of learning IL indicated. III,
irea'men, of the subjects which com,
within 10 sphere is always simple. snd
adapted TO every Glaze Of readers. |,
may he remarked in. passing. that ,h'
nsNoloUicAL iCunaAL contain. Nkeioh
IS or men men Of worth aud character
whose nanirs ore rot to be met with in
any Other r-preschtNivs OF America III,
ernInrs. and therefore II hasa p,culia,
value 10 the publie. It's replete with
living truth. we can not afford d b,
pace TO psriict'arire. hnt would com.
mend them s We Il ns the Magarinc ~
general TO the rea,li ng OF our Friends
Price. only 20 cents q number or $500 .
year, With premium offvrA. .l
Ai,ire.s s u. Ws,Ls & Co, publishers
i3I Broadway, New York.
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The peculiarly about the 4. :. r
O., Black Tip r thr "hildrcns fin,
shoes To which they rio applied no
only wear twice ~ long, hit tl,cy real,
add tn The beauty and finish of III,
finest shoe.
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Tumbers that have had milk in
them should never he put IN hot water,
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HOUSE. SE.iBiE

All e'hcr cu'bWliirss, AlSn. lo, Ys
a. IN 'he e-ru-d lisa - ssii Rsrrnss,
bounded er ne >N,ts ~ ~ Ap.y, ~.
:, ~ ~ ~. J, Y SNniel. Ssula h,
MUrse' Stree, sai Wee ~ the ssevs
mer',enei Nv oent,iaias suy feet "a
fr'a, sai Nas aaairra sl ,i.iy feel 10
aepih whereas 49, ere,tsis
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A couple Of drops of warm butter
dropped into the ear will stop the must
severe caracle. Try IT,
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llI lSID.

Near N,tll,aNsrs, M the lslh Arrl
MARY. dmsh'sr ~ vitslis snd Loui,s
walter, aged q yssra II rnoe,ts asd
,lsy
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LiGGG SHOP.

selsss. esea ia ~ SsaiAs ..A n -.
se'a - ne rr'r.+' ~ t>rSa seenlsssr
AIT as,tie, y N>spi,se-
a. rhLs>rEN. Nsae.
sAsrlss oNs~ W,,a,~Aa,s Ap,u - ~
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Twenty-Five large size Perfumcd
Chruno Motto Cards. no two alike.
withnnne IN gold, post paid ten cents
address q. =, Litrhtirld. Liichlield. III
Please state what paper you saw thi.
advertisement IN.
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For Sale, Chsap. a nee thHilir
Wagon. ldt,,rrnfJ. T. Risii, Scilifs
,srovs W lsSh6srs, Pa \ - 2s.l
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okrASns c,sp -sa e.S ,..,, p,..
2sssvu. &sIS.i ~" 0s'A''s'
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THE WORLDS BALM

pr. l.. u VsypyBS's ALrgRArivg SyErp.
o4-A remedy used rHiRrY.ftVE YEARS
~ p-ivIt" prt'tic", ini never hing o. radt
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UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS. vALIsE:


cin - r.in n 'r.- -v'.' 'r .su s we.
: u ~ Nlt u .s'.ts. o.. - t.rtun,s
e. 49,. ~. sJs't'.- .pl..s! q very,
'U.n.. 1It"s.. HAN'p.W $50 rbuts', =
Nuh 81. F,W iufk.
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shus. in The Bnroush 9 M,ine ehurr
bounded North ;, sa su.!. ts-i ~ To-
W 4, South b, N,rsri street. ws.i y,
az Alley, eNp,slniUs s,iv Zee, in rrca
sui one hunired sni sin, test in Aeplt,
~hcreaa us sres,ei = 40 story -..,ter-
~. rt.l
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LOT or GPOI.ND

u IN e'eiooh A. VI he tolc.ins d,,sr,e
4 teal ksi &c. 10 sii
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-05-01

For sac ~ John A Moaiz, Midjleburg
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-08

Judge Ferris, who returned from
East Tennessee yesterday, learned
while there that lie wis Edgar John
son. Of Mckinney, Texas, the young
est son Of Col: Johnson, a noted poll
tician of North western Texas, was
killed at Westinghouse University,
Lexington, Va, last Saturday, by q
fellow-student named Poyner. The
two, with others, were engaged in
playing croquet, when a dispute arose
regarding the game, between Johnson
and Poyner. Poyuer struck Johnson
q blow IN the back of the head with
his nailet, telling him to the ground.
Young Johneon went to his room, and
sat up for q while, but soon went into
spasuas, and died at 8 O'Clock Sunday
morning. The affair caused great ex-
citement. and Poyner was arrested
and placed in Jail. Johnson's remains
have been carried to Texas for inter
ment.-NaShutNe american.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-08
DISTINCTIVE / r

The mansion house on the we'll
known estate Of Mej, Chas. J. Nc
Kinney, q few miles east of Rogers
VILE, occupied by Mr.. w. D. Mitchell,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
morning of lasl week.
The fire is attributed to the burning
out Of a chimney, communicating in
some way with an upper room. A
portion of The furniture was saved,
but about $50 bushels Of wheat in the
second story was all consumed. The
building was entirely destroyed. iG-
volving q heavy loss to Maj. McKin-
ney, and Mr.. Mitchell's loss is COLI
siderable. No insurance.-Spectot0r.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-08
REOPENED.
Rockford manufacturing Com
uany R~eOrganiZed,

The Rockford Manufacturing Com
pany, which suspended operations in
June, resumed Oh Thursday with q
fall force. Tt has been reorganized
with Hugh NJ. Wilson President, and
L. P. Speck Secretary. The work of
the company for the present will be
the manufacture OF cotton yarns and
cotton Warpa. OF the latter they will
make about 20. 900 pounds per
month, and have orders ahead
for every pound they can make,
It affords Us pleasure to announce
the success of all enterprises of this
kiud. The Rockford Manufacturing
Company is doing a good thing for
the immediate neighborhood in which
1t lie situated, and the country general
IL, and we wish it abundant success.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-08
HEAVY
B0rches' store uS Straw berry FEains
Rurslarized and Obbsd Oh money
and Vatuabies.

1855
and VaGuableg.
From Mr.. J. w. BOrches. q thriving
and enterprising merchant ot Straw
berry Plains, who wss IN the city yes
terday, we learn that his store-h0use
was entered by burglars Thursday
night and robbed Of about $500 liz
money and some $40 coo worth Of
notes. The party Oh parties effected
an entrance by boring "a hole i'll the
window shutter ard thus christening
it AMI getting through. They
then, it is supposed, stole noise'essly
into the room, where Mr.. Borches'
clerk. young Mr.. Thompson, was
asleep, took the key to the safe from
his pocket, and by this means gained
access to the luables. OF the $500
which was taken, about $500 was ia
Jefferson county scrip, aud the rest in
specie and currency. Some $40 or so
of it was in old Mexican dollars. The
notes, amounting to something like
$40, OOO, were ali taken. Some other
papers were carried GU Of the house,
but not taken away.
Mr.. Borches was also postmaster
at the Plains, having the office in bis
store. It was discovered that the
burglars had TO eome extent ramaged
among the mail, and some letters were
missing, but there wee IA registers OF
valuable packages, so their search in
that line was fruitless. Fortunately
Mr.. Borches had in a pocket-book
with him at bis home most Of his
money, some 81, 500 or $4,000. II thai
had been left there it would have been
gone also.
There is no definite clue to the per
petratofs, hut an effort is being made
to catch up with them, and hope il
may prove successful.