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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-05

Loss AND GAIN Eds. Journal !:
In the removal of Dr., IL. V. Rey
holds from Powder Springs, to Mari
eta, we loose an honorable gentle
man, a good citizen aud skillfnl
physician. You gain all this. lie
is well worthy the confidence and
patronage of the people.
Respectfully,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-05

IT is an old saying, with farmers,
t,adcy May prssages good
crop year. Tit be true, then there
is good prospect for good crop
wear in 1879.
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Received at the Drug Store of
B. r. STRONG.
M A II TIT A
Opposite the Kennesaw House.)
J. A. G. ANDERSON. Proprietor.

" "a " n" AANPA
FENHE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
D safest of drivers and the fastest of horses
are always ready niga. and d Y. for hire. No
alan or woman child ever has given me
call iu the pas, w.u has been, nor shall any
- = tie "a are. BE- dissatisfied with my teams
o. men ia M eUploy. Everything aud
everybody ebout ieale NO. ONE
have che + nd nv Gu, gres proPanionate
to lle linqp1cv oftse INES. For references
a. 70 he trni d W. I ] s.y, as to the turn outs
and charges, go 10 my h;eads, which means
the pdhlic generally.
Parties firing ere strictly responsible Tor the
safety Of themselves, vehicles and horses.
J. A. g. ANDERSON.
Dee l5th, 1874.
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7 7 :. - y.

There are 3 5000 acres OF land be-
logging to the Mraed sevilIe Asylum
patton of wbioh issn,ei for farm =
ing and strisain5 purposes, With
great ben stit to ths institution.
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Chr 3}garletta g0uEaal.
- Gl1
.Niarpttaysaa ThsssdhgY June s 1919.
XA $3.50 = y

Graot viii probably enter San
Francisco upon the backs Of the two
horses presented to him by the Sui
tan Of Turkey
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The darkies should remember that
Kansas will not sprout watermelons,
and that the blackberry is almost an
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-28
COURT PROCLAMATION.

"hereas the hon. J. c. Bucher Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial District
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Mifiin and Hiram 0'Nell and
Sam'l. u. Yoder Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the I,h day Of
March A. d. 1879, TO me directed for
tbs holding ofan Orphans court, q court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter See
sions Of the Peace At Middtebnrs, for the
county Of Snyder. on the 4ih Monday. (be
ing the 22ud day Of Sept. 1871 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace aud Consia-
bles in and for the county OF Snyder. to sp-
pear iu their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrauces to do those things
which Of their Offices and in their behalf
pertsin to be done and witnesses anj per-
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Common.
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to be punct-
usl in their attendance at the appointed
time sgreesbly to notice.
Given updsr my hand and seal At the
Sberif's Office in Middleburg, the 2lst lay
Of Aug. A D., one thoussAd eight hundred
and ssventy-nine.
DANIEL BOLENDEg. Sheriff.
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sale Reg1stry.

The following Is . list Of salos which
have either been advertised or hills
printed At this onlce.
6aAurdsy. Axg. ~, n. J. Ritter and Y.
n. Wagper Executors 0f William
Wagner, decd. will sell Real Es>
tate in Monroe twp.
Saturday, Aug. 80. Y. II. Wagner Er.
ecutors Of Capt. John Helm. decd,
will sell Real Estate In Monroe
twp.
Saturday. Sept. Is. Jacob G. Walter
Assignee of Christian Walter, will
sell Real Estate In Niddlecrsek
twp.
Saturday. Aug, 20. Heavy Zechman
viii dispose of valuable Real Estate
an Middleburg--see Bills.
Saturday, Ssp<.. % Henry Krousc,
Assignee Of Abram Kreuse, will
sell Real Estste in Middlecreek
township.
Thursday. Aug. esth, J Inn 8. Assignee
ofIsaac Beaver. will sell PsSsonal
Property.
Private sale-John y. WOodiiWg al
Penn twp. offers u valuable Rsrwa
at Private sale.
Private sale-Sowarra II. Miller Of
Perry twp. offers . valuable Farm
at Private aale.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-28

We have been urgently requested 10
publish the Will Of Col. Eyer and 10
crafty widespread and general wish
Of the public we give bolow synopsis
of the requests.
To the widow, all his Household and
Kitchen furniture, COW, horse, buggy
harness &c.
Real Estate situate In Selinsgrovc
not otherwise bequeathed, TO he sold
aud distributed ono half 10 Mary o.
Eyer, widow, the othor half in three
equal shares TO the heirs Of Rev w. J.
Eyer, brother of decd. to Margare.
Gauglsr and Mary Zigler. his sisters
The "Crissinger farm" to be sold rs
soon a. convenient, one half 10 widow,
Mary o. Eyer, the other half In three
shares as just mentioned above.
Farm near Sslinsgrove and tract Of
woodland in Union twp, in fec simple
70 the heirs of Rev. w. J. Eyer Mar
gsret Gaugler and Mary zicyler in g.
quail shares.
Brick Mansion, Lot on High street
adjoining Jos. Gembcrling. and Lot
adjoining Mrs, Wilmer to the widow
Nary %. Eyer in fee.
To Mary O. Eyer widow absolutely 50
shares LIST. National Bank Of selins-
grove. 90 shares lst National, Sunbury,
and ~ shares LIST National, Danville
and dividends due at time Of testator's s
death.
To c. Eyer Davis $1,000, when he
arrives At 81.
To c. Eyer Davis, Lot No. - in H. &
g. addition.
70 Henry Gausler in fee. Lot No
AZ.
To Henry f. Davis in fee LIT No. 4s.
To Eyer spyker in fee Lot No. 20.
To Eyer Parks, in fee Lot No. 81.
The residue Of real and personal
estate to be converted into money and
distributed one half to widowl Mary o.
Eyer. die other half to the heirs of his
brother Rev. W. J. Eyer and his two
Sisters NsryA 'et Gsugler and Mary
ZeigleE
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CAMP MEETING. Camp meeting
will be heidi in Bowers Grow
along Middlecreek, one mile west Of
Middleburg under the auspices Of the
U. B. In Christ church, to commence
on Sept, 3rd.. and continue atleast one
week, where all lovers Of the Lord are
invited In be present. Come with your
tents to this feast Of tabernacIes" and
let us reap a rich harvest Of blessing.
from Him who is the giver Of all good
gifts that we enjoy. Come one, come
all. u. GAMBLER.
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AYERS

est possible efficiency and uniformity oi re-
suits, witch enables physicians as well as
invalids 10 use u with confidence. II is
the Inost reliable remedy for diseases of
the throat and lungs that science has pro.
duced. 1t strikes at the foundation "a an
pulmonary diseases. aiior,ing % promp'
item sisn,s s Of any ye ace or" or either n % Sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children
take 1t without difficulty. In the treat
Ts.aSt sss""c,, sts. 1rriwenra. CIer-
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STRAY SHEEP.

About the first of June 7 Sheep
white. two Of which have small horns
3 black, one OF which Is a Buck, stray
ed away from the premises Of the un.
dersigned residing in Franklin twp.
All Of them have n slit in the left ear
Any person givirg information con-
ccrning their whereabouts will be liLe-
rally rewarded. =. Address.
JOHN BEACHEL,
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Notice in Partition.

In the waiter ofth etsfe Of Hettie An.
rand, late Of No aroe 7ownship. Sayder
county, deceased.
To 6sorss " Ausasd.
Henry ). Asrsnd, Amelia intern srrisd With
isAss tvyusyes, Sersk iassrpsrrisd vim
lsaas fsttsr, John j. Aurand, William AZ.
Rad, Jonss Aursnd, Alice taternisrrisd With
- Ritter, the sStd Al G. being = minor has
sor her ssardian Y; fLss. ALI rs.id,Ds 10
Snyd - eoersys ia. Elizabeth fntsrma rri-d
9Th Jseo OLat. Oaklaad Mills, Iowa, san ssl
hsrs.ss.-.-i loss. .siss and l.ssi
roe township, ssysss sossty, Pa. deceased,
Gre ing:
yos are bsrsby sstias.i that BY virtas of Q
urie ~ Soas 'sition tssNsd get OF The Orphans
:sss: = saydss s:sl.yi ..d V ne dlisess.l,
dssss ef ~ sah bsttie Asrssi. dsssassi, 10
Moerss Cvssnip, sayLer s,ssll, fsaaA.. %
saturday The q dag VI ss~pt \. ID. ~ v 81 "
;ssi =: =; . e .sts Rsss,..s. = ysIss,s,
u. ool4EEbER, sheriff.
ssssw . ouss, slisbSfy. Jvly ~ -
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Suicide. -R benjamin LeitzeI rcsid
ing about three miles wcst OF Kratxer-
vile. In Jackson twp, committed sui.
eide on Monday forenoon by hanging
himself to q halter strap in his horse
stable. No cause for the commission
Of the deed Is known. r.f p.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-28
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of The fhruat and LunN

Diseases OF tho
pulmonary organs
are N prevalent and
fatal. thai a safe aud
reliable remedy for
them Is invaluable
tn every community.
AYERS CHEnRr
PEcToRAL Is such .
re m dy, and no
other 80 eninently
merits the conf
.l@rre of the public.
IL Ia q scientific com
lbination Of the ,ne,ii-
'cinal principles and
curative virtues OF
the finest drugs.
chemically united.
N inai,pe tha great
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DIED.

10 this place AsS 2a. Milton isrssi.
.ou Of asnvy Bsehsss. aged : yssss.
Q month end ~ days. 7 -
10 Frsphlis Twp. % fassdsy The 26ih
sailis sehseh. 49, shsss . s,ss~a.
u NlddIssssst fswasAIp. ou tie ~ 81
July. OAasles. ieesse 80 y eisasssi 80
1ass'sc. enssst, ~ , yssy ~ y
eay@ hre snltf - 14s III atl'a llit, 81
u Nsv bsrlis. q tie 70 last. essssSG
|s's"f Ahra.a. besgs. sSsJ - yssVR
% peaiAs and Adsys. q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-28

Our young friend John 8. Allemsn
Esq. hes located hisnsslf st No. ~
North srd. Street in the City Of Har.
risburg whore any person having legal
business 10 transact. will find him
ready and willing 10 attend 70 all mat.
ters entrusted 10 him. Mr.. Allemau
is . graduate Of Psnnsy lvAnia Col
lcge. Gettysburg. and sleo Of the Law
Department of the University Of Penn
sylvania. He read Law likewise in ths
on % OF =. Spencer Miller. Esq.. Of the
City Of Philadelphia. We can recon.
mend him ~ perfectly honest, trust.
worthy and efficient. We uish him
great SUCCESS In his pFotsssioa. ~
The sssps crop will b. abundant
Ia faa =, slffs ihis sssns<.,,. Ift "a = I.I
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Squirrels are scarce.
The doctors are busy.


The doctors are busy.
An early frost is prophesied.
Summer is OIL the home stretch.
Considerable sickness at preasent.
County fairs wifi soon be the rage.
The potato crop will be large this
gear.
Oysters will be in season In . few
weeks.
The backbone of summer has been
broken.
The small boy is beginning to think
OF school.
The days are getting much shorter
at both ends.
Examine yeuv psrtOr carpets and
che destructive Moth.
Thin ont the viueS and give your
grapes a chance to ripen.
There are any amount Of teautiful
peaches in market now.
Quite n nu,nber of our people attend-
ed Camp meeting OIL Sunday.
Pheasants are reported ~ heing
plenty in the places that they usually
frequent.
A few days hot and then n few days
cold Is very trying upon the general
health Of people.
Youny Ladies' and Gents. si,oU,d read
advertisement Of w. FOX, in our ad
'vertising columns.
The Pennsylvania rsi,roAi freight
shop at Altoona has ordevcrs for twen-
rty.three hundred box cara.
Many ladies misinterpret their suf-
ferings. Try box of Sellers Liver
Pills" Sold by all druggists.
Camp-meetings are now ali the rage.
and young men are looking out Tor
their girls and handsome turn-outs.
Next year will lie very pro.perou.
one for dealers In smoked glass. No
less than seven eciips are announced.
Those subject to costiveness shou,d
.at once try "Sellers' Liver Pills." CSC.
per box. Sold by all druggists.
Woman should mover forget that she
brought more sin and misery into the
world by her eating than ever man did
by his drinking.
When you 60 on trip through the
country you can hear on every side tho
farmers cheerfully singing: "Gse :
.Haw Whoa 4! 0ee.Haw ~
G. @. Seebold, the white man-we
mean the White Sewing Machine man
will Aecept thanks from this Office for
. lot Of fine plums.
When q young lady begins TO take
an interest In the arrangement Of q
yosng uian's necktie II is q sure sign
OF something more serious than sister.
y.
Whilst 0eosge0. KIeckner Of Centre
Twp. vas attending the funeral Of one
OF his chilSrsn another died. Dipth.
sris 10 making fearful rsvAges In Gem
lre township.
The rain OF Monday WAS much need.
cd and has revived everything in the
vegetable hns. and saabled our fArm.
ers TO prosecute farmiHg operations
with more ease suA sspidtY-and ve
hope has tended 10 sbsts ths spideasie.
Bs0Oy Sssashsd. "A couple oftsg.
eies we're smashed at osmpmesting--
We didn't stop 10 inquire whose they
were-its not eust0msvy-n matter.
"git up thsrs 0harlsy"-kbs inquiry
whsther any ons " Injured ssAas IL
after awhile.
u ,. Camp Nstfns. .-&osse nsrsssss
have been circulating reports that the
u. B, Camp meeting At Middislsssg.
was postpousd ON aea0A,k OF dissass In
che nsishbarbood. Nos I wish 70 gay
10 the public that our meeting will "
held, reports - The contrary noluikh,
xlAndirE., svl u. GAMBLER,
P.Ass0s IN Chsrge.
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P.rir JuuoRs.

isEN SNuoto
ApAss-Jacob 8. Meyer, william weader
BEAvxR--James II. Long. Isaac Wagner
Jacob wetIel.
BsAvER W.--Lewis Maubeck. Isaac Mid
dleswnrih. A X. Middiesxarth
CgSrRE-Jacob q. Breon.
CHArNAS--w. p. Hilbish.
JAcxsos-Geo. d. Benfer.
kiDpLScRrEK-A. d. Krck, Geo. W
Roush, Henry Sbolly.
MosHoE-Solomon APP, Joseph Boust
Jos. Leplcy. Jr.
Henry Erdly. Scph,rus Herman,
Joel Look, Christian schnure
PERRr A. J. Beachel, Reuben Fisher
Jno. Il. Fisher. Henry ilornbergsr.
Richard W. Sanders. Samuel Trout-
man, Simon Weller.
PSRRY w.--P. q. Garman. Thos. Rsihfou.
SELiSsaRovE-John Fey. H. }. Gro,-. ".
o. Holmes. Percissl Ksissr. Juo. L.
Marks, Jonas Bsacb, Joseph Wen'
rick
Usiox--John 8. Ocker, L. &. siahl, sami
Wilmer.
WAsmISGroS-Georgo Horierman, Ella,
llains. Samuel Reichcnbnch, Dsnic
Koush. Jonathan Spaugler.I Calvin Is
SeeLoll, Jacob Snyder, john s. w,l.
Ter.
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T ,sr OF JvRoRs-sePr. 7. 1879.

GRASp JuaoRs.
ADAMS Henry Hartman. Ner N. Mid.
dleswarth.
Beaver WIN. II. Dreese, A. s. llelfrich.
James Keller.
Shannon. Z. A. Stein.
niger. John 8. Hassingsr.
Lcitsel.
Beaver, 8. s. Sohoch.
MipDLscaEEK-Jo Rev.
MonRos-lsaas X. Ilotieustine, Geo. Zim-
norman.
PssRY wssr--Jacob q. willow.
SELtnsasovs-Wm. n. Curns. N. 8. Feb
rer. Chas. r. Rishei. John Spar.
USioN james G. ShsHer, Jas. l.. Burns.
wAsuIKgroS-David Arbogast william
Grimm, Jacob Hackenburg.
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MCCLURE. Aug. q

- "OOLuhS, aug. ~ ~
Mr.. Etitor. Is IL true that t0nsilitis
and diptberia are raging so ficrceiy at
Niddjeburg that there are not enough
persons Who have not been attacked
by the disease to attend upon and
minister 70 those that are confined 10
their iseds Is il true that the under.
takers and grave diggers are unable to
furnish cOfiins and graves fast enough
aud the corpses remain unburried un,
Ill decon p ,sition sits in and il is al.
most impossiL le 10 bury the dead
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CamaAor MIX Cures Headache and Neuralgia.
Camphor Mix cures Rheumatism and lane back
ClnphoT Iik cures cuts bruises and burns.
Canphor nix Is made esly BY /. 0herholli. 4. D.
Sold by JnO. a. Moatx, Middleburg Pa
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Hors a~d Bueoy aotss. George
Daubsrman. Of Freeburs. went 70
Csnp'nsaiisg on snpdsy lest. nAAr
Centrsviils. and AisA hls horse Ia The
woods near The camp. Some Ns,s
during services the hous aud buggy
v - taksn s~s,s
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What Bccy says dat toc;or Ed.
what sthays nit tOctor Blrber he guys
me dc besht metazine what can gifts
any blace und he does me more goot
rs all lie toctors in Schuyler goundy
-he gives n go0t toctOr when he don't
20 tead pefore he lives so long, und he
Is ~ . puldy little fellow whatj laf.
when yust cOniss inter de toctor
shop, und he feels my bulse und he
say he strikes blendy genunk. und he
drys 10 please evry pOdys.
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Coal I! Coal .
Grain
Seeds T! Seeds 4!
Seeds !

s. Bowens Coal Yard opposite the
Middleburg Depot 10 stocked with
large supply Of sil kinds Of coal which
he Is selling at the lO,cest possi6le prices.
lie is paying the highest market prices
for Grain and Seeds of all kinds. Lime
burners and farmers should now pur-
chase their coal before prices advance.
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md thrilling ever o ths tones Of
'aah voices :. ssssp s:soss u
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-28

MARRIED.
Aug. 7fk. by D. Z. Boyer. EsQ.. Mics
lSble Dack aud Mr. @. 8dvsrd Bepsh.
'cst sf Frssbs~G. o er|l
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Nightmare and a Big kap.-Jonathan
Bony was attending campmeetiny.
Had his headquarters at the Grand
Centeral Hotel, Centreville. and on
Saturday night after retiring was taken
with nightmare--after the oppressive or
Supplying effects had subsidized he
rushed to the window to restore respi.
ration and tumbled from the 2nd story
window receiving considerable internal
and external injuries.
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ftcsi,I feetslil win sue yuu cough
phOeulI PsctcTal c,Ies HCaIsensss Quickly
InoellI peclOfal tastes good and brings Tvsl
PncsalI Psclorsl coasts Is ct1ls, 5 DOlles II.
Al IA. NostIe's Drug Sto,e. MidIieburg
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Dear Obadiah, we answer your ques-
don negatively. Diptheria prevails u
some extent, but not nearly so bad as
you are informed. Qiite u numb or
of persons who you mention in your
letter as dead aad buried are about
doing business rs usual AMI have not
been sick At all. Our death notices
will answer yOnr questions. The dis.
ease is confined to children. IEd.l
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Steticr's Mid,ileburg Cornet Band
will accept our thanks for Saturday
nights Serenade. The Band is well
disciplined, gaily uniformed, and be-
coming quite prod ,ient. II has musi.
cal hicnt-compares favorably with
the best country bands--and is now
composed of members generally who
are permanent and will not be hinders
cd in its progress toward perfection by
the constant acquisition of new mem.
bers TO supply the places Of those who
remove or go out through other ca,is.
es. Success to our Band.
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Penn 2ownship s'ers. William Hum.
mel and wife. Of Penn. were attending
Camp meeting. Inst Sunday and re-
home passing tine residence Of
Elias Aurand q dog chased somo hogs
under the horse At which he became
frightened, ran into the fence. throw.
ing Mrs. H. o't Of the buggy hurting
her severely and damaging the buggy
very considerably. WIS.
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4. a. Niss slsssi iss Young iSsssS sa iR
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Mi,ldleburg, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
EmerxinE From Rankruntcv

Two years ago the firm of Martin. Ian.
denberger's Sons, manufacturers of knit
goods, whose extensive works in Ken.
sington, gave employment to many
hundred women, failed, With liabilities
reaching 81 100000. Among the heav-
lest creditors were William Morris for
sl5o,OOO; Elliot, Collins & Co., 800, 900;
+. +. Milne, $G5 200; Ninth National
Bank, $4,000, and Berry, Heiser & Co.,
New York, $4,000. The affairs of the
bankrupts have been so far adjusted that
they have applied for their disch arge,
Order have accordingly been issued for
tiral meeting of the creditors at Reg
lister Mason's Office on the 22d instant.
A number of the claims have been
partly liquidated. The Court will hear
the petition for discharge on August %.
The large woollen mills at Landenberg.
n Chester County, are part of the ef-
fects of the Landenbergers.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Sad DrOwnimg Accident.

A special despatch from Wilkesbarre,
Pa, says:
This evening q number OF young
boys engaged in sports near the Con-
yhgham shaft. After tho athletic exer-
cises Of the afternoon they resolved to
take bath in pond close by. A large
party of the participants in the games
and spectators repaired to the pond and
witnessed the disporting Of the bathers.
Among the company in the water was a
little fellow named Charles Gardner,
nine years old, who surprised the sd-
miring throDg with his many aquatic
feats.
Finally he made an effort to pleas =
the enthusiasts by a dive, but when
the little fellow failed to come to the
surface, William, an older brother,
aged II, standing upon the bank wit
Messing the sc-ne, plunged in to rescue
his brother , Tn. Younger hoy rose to
the surface and sank immed lately.
The older brother, weighted down with
his wearing apparel, and being an
indifferent swimmer soon went down
never to rise again. Both boys sank
within the presence OF many good swim
mers too cowardly to lend assistance.
The unfortunate circumstance has
called forth universal sentiment of
sympathy. The father is the proprietor
of the we'll known Gardner's Hotel in
this city.