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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13
STRAYED.
DO YOU BELIEVE 1T.

That in this town there are scores OF
persons passing our store every day whose
lives are made miserable by Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed Stomach,
Liver Complaint, Consumption, when
for IS cents we will sell them Shiloh's
Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold
Inv Il. Il. STEVENSON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13
About Town.

About Town.
The book agent is still abroad in the
land.
The buzz of the "skeeter" is heard in
the land.
Some fine catfish caught in the Neosho
recently.
The quality of the wheat is extra good
this season.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics at
Stevenson's.
The docket for court next week is
light one.
It has been fine weather for harvesting
wheat this week
Nice toilet soaps-six cakes for %
cents at SCOTS.
Mr.. Hankin's two year old colt weigh
ed !, $3.50 pounds last Tuesday.
Get your sheet music orders filled al
Mrs. Whitney's Music Room.
Wright & Anderson have put up an
awning in front of their grocery store.
Workmen have been raising the old
restaurant building. Itlooks better now
Do you want sewing machine? Buy
the best at Mrs. Whitney's Music Room
County Sunday School Convention at
Carlyle Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week.
The value of railroad property as as
sessed in this county for 1879, is $751;
27S.S7.
The case of HUFF IS. Huff brought a
large number of people to town last
week Thursday.
A good stiff breeze, such as we had
last Monday night sets people to think
ing about cyclones.
liza step son of Mr.. Reagan, while play
ing with a neighbor's dog last Monday
was severely bitten.
Among the inmates of the county Jai
is Q lady from Wilson county for stealing
wagon and horses.
The people Of the Usage are going e
have big time the 4th. Particulars viii
be given next week.
The Locust Grove House is receiving
a good run of custom under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Canatsey.
Only few weeks now until the 4th o
July. If any kind of celebration i
thought of it should be agitated.
Give me a call before buying you
paints and oils 1 will not be undersold
STEVENSON.
The Locust Grove House is running
mighty fine hack to and from the depot
1t was built especially for Mr.. Canatsey
Married, JqHe 9Th, 1879, at the cour
house by Probate Judge, George Butter
field to Rosetta Rrccks; both Of Allen
county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13
school Report.

The following is report of the school
in District SO for the month begin
ming April 2Sth and ending May 2Sth,
1879. The dash indicates that the schol-
ar Is considered too small for a correct
department. The following averages
,ra on the scale Of 100.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

The ladies of AlLen
county 1ciU find the mic
est lime of goods usually
found In IL millinery
store ut Mrs. jas. SiD1D-
sons, lola Kansas .Alt
the latest styles in hats,
planes, feathers, etc.
Cutting md fitting ut
reasonable prices.
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or. NORTHRUP & cos.
CASH
DRY GOODS HOUSE

DRY tGOODS HOUSE
Is now Offering more
inducements to cash buy
ers than any other house
in the business.
Is dozen Ladies color
Hose at Is, go, so, and
so cents per pair.
10 d0z. Ladies Bal
brisean at 25, 95 and
45 cts. per pair.
100 Summer Coats at
50 cents each.
100 Summer Coats at
81. 90 eUch.
NelU Dress Goods and
FIGURED Linen L01Uns
just opened.
To,r1tOn Lace aWpyices.
O. p. NORTHRUP & cos
CASH
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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On Improved Farms, on long time, on more
favorable terms, and at lower rates that ever b.
fore offered Call and see. Ofice over Yates
dry goods store. PETER H1lt:
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D,strict Court pocket.


The following is the docket for the
June term of the Allen county District
Court:
FIRST DAY.
To be dismissed:
John L. Farwell, Treasurer, VS.. john
and Mary Rutledge.
]. X. O. Sherwood vs.. Sanford NJ.
Webb ct al.
Confirmation of Sale:
VIM. McLaren vs.. Louisa E. johnson.
Default:
Alice Smith vs.. w. G. Smith.
w. E. Davis vs.. George 8. Davis ct al.
F. w. Dunton vs.. ]. @. and s. L.
Lotspiech.
F. Berton Smith vs. John and Mary
]. Thompson.
David Whetsel vs.. w. II. Ioek ct al.
b.. Menefee, Administrator, etal. vs..
Azelia Livingston ct al.
Norman Eastman vs.. A. P. and j. =.
Cushman.
Wilder & Palm vs.. r. R. Thrall.
SECOND DAY.
Criminal:
State of Kansas vs.. J. w. Phillips.
State of Kansas vs.. Charles A. Stivers.
State of Kansas ex rel. Lille COOnrad
-, Joho R;obordson
THIRD DAY.
Appeal:
Chas. Adams VS.. Alfred Cunningham.
C. lite vs.. J. r. Griffiths.
H. Pratt VS.. G. p. Smith.
LIN. White vs.. Absolem Ames.
Wilder g. Palm vs.. John A. Christy ct
al.
Armel & Jones VS.. John G. Haas ct al.
I.C. Cuppy VS.. NJ. X. & 7. R'y. Co.
s. A. Brown Il Co. vs.. Owen Lee, ID.
S. Hough ct al.
Catherine Botkin VS.. Otto Hanson.
J.F. Smith VS.. E. w. Percy and W.
A. Squires.
FOURTH DAY.
Mary A. Lawyer vs.. A. G. Jones, adj
ministrat0r.
Board County Commissioners VS.. Peter
Bell ct al.
AID. Dunn vs.. County Commissioners.
V. A. Sweringer vs.. Gunther Warther.
L. Christy ct al. vs. A. ]. Estep ct al.
C. Amelia Hartman vs.. L. L. North
rup ct al.
Jacob D. Wisler vs.. William Lane.
Josephine Watts ct al. vs.. Jane NJ.
Cook ct al.
Sarah A. Walker vs.. Squire Young
ct al.
DC. Brubaker ct al. vs. Edward Hig.
ginson.
City of Humboldt vs.. James Gaylord.
WIN. DAVIS Clerk.
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LIBBIE C. RAY, Teacher.
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every kind of musical merchandise. Pat
ronage respectfully solicited.
Last Friday an interesting case was on
trial before Justice Paxson, the facts be-
ing as follows: Albert Huff and wife had
not been living so peacefully as to insure
domestic bliss, therefore the wife went
home to her father and Albert proceeded
to give notice through the papers that
he would pay no bills of her contracting,
she having left his bed and board with
out sufficient provocation. The wife
consulted an attorney about divorce,
and was advised to go back to her hus-
band. She went to his house but no
Albert was there 60 she took possession and
notified him that she was ready and
willing to live with INN, and requested
him to provide for the support of herself
and their child. He failing to do this,
she filed complaint against him under
the yagrant act, and jury was impan-
eled to try the case. The trial attract
ed considerable attention among the
partisans and friends of both husband
and wife, some forty persons being pres
ent from Elsmore township, and lasted
all day and night, the jury failing to
agree. Thereupon the attorneys on
Saturday morning advised cessation
of hostilities, and got the husband and
wife alone together and after talking over
the affair agreed to try living together
again and the factions lately 20 beligerant
went home satisfied and in high good
bumor. =
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BoWluS Mistaken.
This is to certify that have sold and can sell
any lands belonging to the l.. l.. 4 G. IL. X. Co.,
and have in every case given satisfaction, which
Mr. BOwlus has not. But at the same time do
not make a speciality of them, for their best lands
are all sold. 1 have lands on my list lower in
price and better in quality than any lands now
owned by that company. -
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Die oil amen suce essiully combntled al

The oil men successfully combatted al
efforts 10 tax OIL ]
The Riot bill is put down ne a pei Of
the Railroad, and it had the effect on
the oil men Of a red flag upon the bo-
vine.
Your member, the Hon. Charles
Miller, passed through The crucible,
and came out as gold tried by fire. lie
was honorcd at the opening OF the ses.
sion by being one of tho three who
! composed the important committee to
apportion the official positions /. he
scrrod on the important committtc of
accounts as Chairman, and was acting
on the committees OH Agriculture,
Pensions anl Statistics.
But the citizens of Snyder county
and indeed Of the Commonwealth, owe
him debt Of gratitude for tho enact,
ncnt Of the new fish law. which was
passed rainly ty his Efforts. How
this was done may never be known
unless ! relate recent history known
only to n few. Seeing the apparent
hopclcssncss o. tho cause % the fishers
men, two meetings wcro held 1T the
instance Of Mr.. Miller. presided over
by tho Hon. Charles Miner. of l.u1orne.
with the Hon. John T.. Barrett, n, Sec.
tnry. These faithful friends successes
fully engineered tho interests cf the
fishermen TO The final enactment Of lhc
law, tho full text of which I enclose
herewith, md will bc found in another
column. The hill is the report ola
conference Committee, Of which the
Hon. Sinou T.. Wvlycrton Of Sun.
bury. wns Chairman, through whom
Mr.. Niiler's bill was incorporated ~
tho report Of tho Committee. and it
was passed finally as it came from this
Committee. hll honor Is especially
due to these gentlemen for the success
of this great mcI luro So vital to the
thousands of the oppressed fishermen
along the fishing waters. 1t will be
seen the Governor il authorized to ap.
point three additional members of the
Board Of Fishery Commissioners and
for Mr. Nillcr's indcijitigablc efforts in
this matter it would be but just that
Snydcr county should have one Of
these Commissioners.
set down mainly 20 award due
praise 20 your worthy mombcr, and
will closo 10y simply asking that the
fishermen see TO it that they reap the
rewards that are possible under thi,
tardy though liberal and promising
legislation in their behalf
B. L. b.
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look at him.-.at his frir, open countc-
nance the ptrsonifcation of virtuo, in
tcgrity, wisdom, bencvolencc, goodness
Of heart his beautiful cars ornament =
symmetrical, woll-balanced head, aud
then his dear little feet his Roman
nose, piercing eyes, generally intollec-
tual 'physiog, his superb bass voice,
beautiful plumaCc all comnino to mako
him altogether IN interesting bird.
When Kings and Princes have retired
he has occupied their palaces, has ahi-
ci at their tables, wincl IN their collars
aud had access TO thCir libraries. IIo
Is rather quiet bird, close observer.
never mcddlcs intc business not his
own ; he is good m0uscr can beat n
squalling cat all TO pieces is consor'
yn,ivc bird and classic bird, and rare.
ly, if ever, gets into difficulties. In
deed. Mr. Editor, nc is nice bird, and
| recommend the cultivation Of this
bird on an extensive scale IA he is fond
Of that destructive little rascal, tho
English sparrow. To lie continued, If
yon send check or draft for tho emour,
II, the rate off cents per word.
Yours aliectionatcly.
NEBuCHADSEzZhR JoSEs.
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Communicated.
UHrov Twp., JuvE Tth, 1S1

UNION lWP, JUNE stn, lofv.
NR. EDrToR.--I am n school teacher,
as you are are, and having laid aside
grammar. mathematics and political
history 10 study, for time, bird-ology,
I deem it my duty to give to the rising
generation short chapter Of my re-
searches forit is one OF the chief oh.
jects of my life to leave legacy TO the
studious which will be living and
perpetual memorial to my dligent in
quirv after great, living facts and prin-
ciples which shall survive long after I
have LEFT this mundane sphere. am
averse to the style Of some Of our min
listers who make the introduction long.
er than the discourse in other words,
| don't agree with those who bald the
back-porch too biz for the house
hence,l proceed ut once TO the sub,
ject.mat ter. In tho first place, as l ex-
pect to continue this subject through.
out this volume OF your paper for
which I expect, also, you will pay me
libcrally, will cons ider in this chap.
ter, first, the Duck IA live duck and
,iedd duck Ny inquiries establish, in
controvcrtibly, that a live duck is an
omniverous bird--no. good TO cat be,
cause its hooi is not split-no good in
II debating society or any kind Of con
vcntior for ie pokca its big snoo. into
every thing-no good at q picnic on
account Of its voracious appetite it
hasn't q rctirin' disposition notwith-
standing innunerablo rcbuils, but
W ants to be up frout-it1 not q far soc-
ing, learned bird for it never looks in
10 anything but n mud.hole--its not an
en- tcrtainiug bird because i,s too noisy
its not good company hccarso Of its
dirty h n b | Sits rot n safe coun-
selor; nor Is it any good in secret
ordcr for its continual qudck, qudck be-
trays its friends and hands them over,
an easy prey, To tho enemy. and no
good In caucus mcetin'. In vain
have | endcavorcd TO draw wide
distinction between u live nnd dead
duck and the only break in the analo-
gy is, the Dcdd DUc,. has no Quaci', and
does not merit u monument TO pcrpe,-
uate its memory.
Ncxtly and soeondly--I send you the
photograph of historic hird--the
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-12

The convention OF Committee men
which assembled in the Court-lIousc,
on Monday, to cast up the vote polled
for the several candidates for nomina-
tion and announce the result did its
work in an unusually quiet and har-
monious manner; and the result SEEM
ingy gave general satisfaction-the
popular will should always be acquiesc-
cd in because, there is no use in kick
irg against the pricks'-and then you
know our kind Of government at once
suggests that the majority rules. hence
too our beasted stability-if the MINORS
ty should rule, there would bc host of
ininorities and the result confusion
worse confounded-majority is also
suggestive of unity.
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An Easy way for Ladies' and Gentle
mon 10 Sccilre "A HanIsome lncnmn

Tho Ohio Scnlc Works Of Cincinnati
have just :a,ecivl aud arc row Introduce
inr to he ;Ubi. d. nan'so~ - "hl-ss b.!
Family Scale, nn article that has, HlwNy-
been nceirl In every household, AMI IN n
communication addressed TO the puhii-'.
crs of this paper the proprctcrs ask Us to
refer them to some reliable party, to in.
lroiuce il FOR them 20 the people ct this
County. II is very seldom that new
article steps IN sullen,y' into universal
favor. UJusekccrers ero logl in i'@
praise. 1t il always ready, thcrc NO M
weights tc get los, orto he hunted up. n
reliable, md viii not GO, out Of order.
The description Of them Is n hanlsomc
bEss surmouutvl ny n column in which
works spiral ertirr 80 scientifically Nj
'usicd ~ 10 weigh nnytbiug up 10 twelve
pounds with perfect accuracy, on the top
Of the column Is the platform .on which
the articles to be weighed are placed, Nul
they have an adjustable Indicator so that
you can take the terc Of any vesse! you
may usc in Weighing giving YOU the vS-
act net weight lltu.ekeepcrs at once
see their value in weighing fruirs. sse>rs
and other ingredients used in preserving.
cooking etc, or in testing The Noi gh,s Of
purchases from Others,
The Scales are made of BRtss. are
highly polished AMI fnishcd Ia - skil.fIl
manner They are very attractive ani
take the eye Of every one WHO sees them
IL seems 90 NJ that nearly every family
in this county viii want enc, and Is
certainly a rare opportunity for some
smart aud energetic party 10 pick up quite
a rice litile income during the nsNt few
months. The Company has agents IN 9th.
er counties who are easily making from
si 40 to ST. % per day selling them, and
we would recommend partic in neei II
employment - drop the ONO SCALE
WORKS. No. i26 and ~ Central Avenue
Cincinnati, o., Postal Card, ana all ia
formation etc, will be cheerluliy given
them by moniiouius our paper.
May -, 20 4w.
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HAIL STORM M---Tho hail storm which
several days ago passed over portion
of West Perry township. this county
and extending westward through the
valley toward tho Junia,a river reach-
oil "a iar as MoAllistorvillo. Tho track OF
tho storm was about milo wido and
woll defined by broken window.glass
and orops cut down to tho ground,
Mr., Lawvcr, d farmer north of Rich,
fold will not get the seed sown on 30
acres all OF which Is destroyed aud So
on throughout tho whole lcngth Of It's
track.
During tho heavy storm, spoken Of
above Thomas DORIS barn IN Host Per>
ny was struck by lightning aud with
its contents totally destroyed,
Hay, straw, ono hundred bushels
wheat, othor grain, horsc.goats, farm /.
Ing utonsils Nc, &C., were burned. Mr.,
Dort was not at homo at tho time we
arc not informed rs to whether thcre
was an Insurance tho loss under ANY
circumstances fall heavy on Tom Who
Ia a number enn man, Ho lives IL d
wealthy, vhtlatian community aud will
W alled Ia repairing his lussoss
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Festival ! Festival !! Festival II,

IN the Court House uso--Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, Junoio, 90, 81,
inst. Our Band is desirous Of procur.
inga new Uniform which will compare
with tho uniform of noighboring
h'n.f'--which will give tho Band ro,
81 table appearance and reflect credit
ON the citizens Of Middleburg, Our nas
i've pride should impol us to lend n
hoIping hand and our bost cxcrtions
put forth TO mako the enterprise suc.
tess.
Ladies and Gentlemen of Middloburg
and franklin, You are respectfully ro-
Iuested to contribute somothing--and
'ot thoro bo n variety --dainlics aud
s"os'antials--unite your bost efforts 10
mako tia succoss--got up something
"'m' norci, and especially digostablc.
,,A hearty invitation is extended 20
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Local News, &c.
TO our PATRONS,

With this issue we enter on new
volume OF The Post, and il is becoming
that We tender TO our patrons our war
NEST, sinoeres, thanks for their prompt,
liberal patronage the kindliness
with which you hayo overlooked all
our imperfections our short CONS
mings and seeming dorelictions of
duty. We have no promises to make,
but will eudeavor to do the best we can
for our mutual benefit. Tho large n
mount Of Jobwork we have had, from
all parts of tho conu,y, required so
much Of our time and attention that we
were compelled to neglect the paper.
We will try TO give our readers all
the local ncws and fair synopsis Of
general nows and reading matter We
respectfully solicit continuance of
your patronage and extend cordial
invitation, to become subscribers to
The Post to all the good people of Sny-
der county. With this VIC throw down
the pen and paddle OH down tho
stream. We would be we'll pleased If
each Of our old subscribers would send
us new one. Who will bo the first :
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cidents.
OURS nIiectlOnNtcTy.
NERuCHADSEZZAR JoSFs.

&C cldents.
FINGERS CUT ORION Tuesday, short.
ly after dinner. John Long, Of Frank-
lin township, and his son, lad of l6
or II years, went into the woods 10
peel bark. John reached out to re-
move n piece of bark and the boy
brought down tho axe and amputate d
the index finger oftho left hand, max :
ing neat, complete surgical cut of
it the second finger was cut OIL, ex-
ccpt n thread Of tcSument or mrsclc,
The attending surgeon was prevailed
on to attempt reuniting the second
finger.
Cur HIS FooT..--Charley Meyer, n
lad of Is, son of jesse Moycr of Frank,
lin township, or Tuesday last, was driv.
ing stake with the fiat side of an axe
when II glanced and moving downward
and len obIique came in contact with
his foot making fearful cut.
SPLIT His ToE.-..On Tuesday, Lester,
son Of John a. Stahlncckcr. of Frank
lin, split tine great toe on his lc(t FOOT.
A bad cut It's said.
Tuesday was bad day in franklin
township.--we record no less than three
cutting accidents in this issue. What
has come over the good people Of
franklin
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To COnssisilpsiVcs.

Tho advertiser, having tccp permanently ear,
ed of that dread disease, Consumption, hy slW.
PIE remedy, Is anxious g. rskr kpowu 10 his
icllo~ 'snhrrrrs the mears W cnrv, r. 81 WV
used, l'ruc W chatgr,l with the dircguHus fNr
ptcparipg and using the s,mr. Witch they VII
hnt SCHe CNgg for toNsVNrrlONNAs NINA,
NscNVntris, ~, rartes aishtug the rr-,trtr,
tlun, will please address, \, \, WILSON, Ia
Penn So, WtliiAms00rEh, NY
Ian, SN'raeu.
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Standing Committee Elect.

Adnms-John F. Xcchmani J. =
Schradcr
Dcaver-A II. Bowersox, q. NJ
Smith.
Beaver West "A. \. Romig, Jacob
II. Howell.
Centre -Ephraim Walter, II. II
Sampsel,
Chapman-J. Kohlor Peck, David
Rohrer.
Franklin franklin Bubb, Samuel
Bowen.
Jackson-J. Frank Harmsn, Levi
Renninger.
Middloburg-G: c. Gutelius, NJ, h
Stcinnger,
Middlecrock-H. A, Kcck, J. Il,
Keeler.
Monroc--J. G. App, q. w. Row
Penn-Wm. II. Boyer, Hony Mover.
Perry-George Brosius, Cap. VIM.
Harding.
Perry West-J. s. Weiney, Jos. Ar
bocast.
Selinsgrovc-Wm. KcCarty, T. X
Bic lker.
Union-Jacob Burns. II. 5. Kelley.
Washiugton-John I. Meyer, +. +.
Hilbish.
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Snyder coanty Primary Election.

The Republican Convention was
organized by electing the following
officers
Chairman, J. II Hartman, OF Gen.
tire Secretaries, DIR. II. J. Smith,
Perry, Ner z. Middleswarih, West
Beaver.
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The first annual session Of tho Cum
bcrland Valley Sabbath School Assem-
bly, will be held Mt Oakville, Pa, cons
mencing Monday Evening, Juno 80,
and closing Friday evening, July 4,
1879.
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Settlers Cornct Band has received
and accepted call from ono ofthe
Harrisburg Fire Departments to par
ticipate in the Grand Fourth Of July
parade at tho above named place.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A AutNrLNMAN "a he saaerct Nr Nesrs tsNs'
ANerNNaA poeil,lS, frsmslars lc,ay, AaA al
the enccts ~ yNa,ArNl iNdlsSr~ilaa, NNA N'y nv
need H. the rcilse sNA air~Stien NAr tosttps ~
staple rnie,N " whtch he u.s. ear~t, Saaeg,
srs ~lsh,Ns ~ prNAt Nv the saNctissr's sNyssrte
,uce can 10 -, N aAAr~siNe In rexieet ss,As,
S.nee, JOHN n vlpsN, !, Ccssn >,rss'
New NeeN isa, sA 'sAsa,
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For TuE Posr.
Letter From HARRISBURG.
June 9th. 1879

June 9TH, 1872
What will he remembered in history
rs tho first biennial Session of the Log.
islaturc, under the new Constitution,
has just ended, amer Il stormy setting
of one hundred and ffy days, the full
time for which compensation is pro.
vidod for II is very common to ding
criticisms ut this body. hut it is getting
quito necessary TO have regard To the
c'itic, so that u moto in his eye may
not 10 the magniiying particle WHICH
sees beams olscwh ere.
II will not and cannot 30 denied that
just criticisms may hc mado for many
imperIbc,ions, but in tho main Speaker
Longs admirable reviow of the work
and tho pcrsoae ! isa fair summary. and
will stand as tho popular Judgment. It
must bo kept in mind that no other
Legislature of the Union has rs many,
rs great aud conflicting Interests to
contend with. such rs the oil, tho iron,
tho coal, Railroad aud other great cor.
porations, and that no measurement
by such contrast will lead toa just
conclusion. This session ono Of these
interests, tho oil, canio here thorough.
ly organized aud determined 10 war
upon the Railroads, AMI most oftho
bitterness which resulted in SO many
sceues, upon tho floor of
tho House, especially, is 10 he explain,
Ell by the elashlug n,oro.ps Of those
Eiaais. Tho Railroad meo defeated
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-12

The Crnor Stone of the Evangelical
Lnthcrn Church in Troxclvillc will be
laid June 22nd, 1879. Services in the
morning and afternoon. All are corr
daily invited to be present.