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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

Absaom Snyder put new front IN
his building on market street now oc-
cupied by Henry Mink, Merchant
Tailor
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

Kalloch who WAS shot by De Long
about two weeks ago, was elected,
last Tuesday, Mayor Of San Francis
co.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

Tao Middleburg School Board have
employed Jeremiah G. Boweraox as
teacher for school M. !. aud George
N. Shindel for School No. 2.
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Jacob G. Smith Of the Central Hotel,
MiJdlebury. is erecting m addition to
his Stables and Sheds. Jake means 10
have ample accommodations.
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Millard's heart is growing cailous
too. Ills old gal should so for his ear
II ho don't leave other gals 90 and de-
rote himself solely To-.
"Won se's yust net ouslint'
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Henry Frysinger, Esq, Of the Lew
istown Democrat, has sold that journal
and purchased the Delaware Democrat,
at Chester.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

Ask for Sellers Liver Pills" No
others possess half their virtue. pc.
per box. Sold 10y all druggists.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE il hereby given that he fol.
~ lowing articles have been pure ha-ei
by the undersigned. Al Assignee's Sale.
and left in the possession Of Henry Ilouser
duriug his pleasure. All persons are eau
toned not TO medIlo or interfere with the
same: Lantern. Soythe, lot Leather. lot
Window Fixtures, Sowing Machine.
Meat V essel, Butter Cburn, Cupboa rj, Z
Crooks. Barrel with Vinegar, Barrel. Cor
ner Cupboard. 23Chair,, Rocking Chair,
4 Coal Oil Lamps. Lounge. Buffalo Robe.
Clock, lot Carpet and Oil Cloth, Looking
Glass. Hat Rack. kpiitoon, Iron Safe.
beck, lot Of Carpet. z Beds and Bedding,
Carpet. 2 Wash Stands, Looking Glass.
Chanbcr Suit, Table and spread, lot Car-
pet. Sofa. Rocking Chair, lot Carpet.
Looking dlass. Stand, Chest, lot Carpet,
2 Comforts. Coal Stove. Most Gutter. Wash
machine, Stove pipe, lot Hoop Iron, 2
Kegs Logwood, : Greeks. scyihe and
snnth, Z Crooks, = Shears, lot old metal.
3 Tubs. Bench. Lamp. lot Hay, Cook
Sieve. Sink, Tahl,. Copper Kettle, lot
Iron, lot Crooks, lot Potatoes in ground,
lot wheN in Straw, Wheel Barrow, 81
Chickens. Forks, Shove.s, 70.
Sept. 1879. JEnsaiAH KocH.
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Etcttler's Cornet Band goes to Kra'z-
erville on the 9th to furnish music
for the Sunday School Picnic.
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Gen. Grant Around Tho World

hJ H7- =. r HEArtY, the prince OF de.eri,i
i've sutN-rs. Ensn M 'ifno rs tho fcintnf il
simply itnfnrnss. nnl territory b1Inz f4ptf "
t,s-n. NH ont sell any othor book Tor fnit
ratucpla" sllfe.s u BbNRD BROS, 1aJ
Ssbson 81, ihil,ielphis. "a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

Campmecting was largely attended
on Sunday.
A few buseics were smashed, and
one fellow was taken to Fort Bo!enicr.
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Grants Tour
Around The World.

A complete rc.1-' O. 'Hr til-r.y n yNr..t
=. :. G"'ST.'rru.-H iu.I.ri. Ir-IapI. ..li-
bars fr.utH, >'ti1. - -uaHr. A sra. t',...
lr.riI,u. ~ q 'r.auI, Rosa, Bort, luiia.
'gia- sni japan. vf.'t r-.t.t.e I.-r-iYt!lp q:
thc .. n'"r visited. T,f.rer- at cIsf1rI4 - Mo
r'ul'rl"-, i1t r..t'us Ir.if.rtr. ,tTLg.lrs'Ir
r'i'1"-. n ..lt o'l'f.Ills..l 4 w.fH nHurf.1s
nrii-iI0 lli.s' turs' ,.-H, ono h.rlslu .. e.
,rLr.y'i portrait 81 i.p. Grant. -Ir. sItes--
~ SlI ~up t.Ae h'li, SH. p's.slv'iy 5I'-sI a..
lHuk-.
hUANiD NhNlLU ct, il- rv,' aai "a.
yu.y su'h'u'lc lo~-rr'rcd toYs Oh the SUI. cot.
60 pl.r, P-IrH Flss
AiIr.-s n. - l. Ellie. & co,
III Strso'u stree,
Sep i,'7)|v. fhiIsIeIpAia, IA.
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ID T. }.

Aug. 1th. near AJsmsbure. Abraham
Shook, aged - years, moulhs aud II
days.
Aug. 30,b. nj Shsmokin Dam, Mary E..
daughter Of Peter and Mary Ann werir
sgel Is years, II months and "a days.
Aug, 2sIh, in Monroe twp. Yrs. Leon-
ard Sinc, ngcd about 80 years
Aug. 21th, near Oriental. Junisis Co..
Hrs, Nary Arnold, aged IS years and |
dsys.
Aug. 80ib. in Perry twp. Fan uie CATH
arins. daughter Of william and Nary
Good, aged = years. : months and 7 days.
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1--WE Auditor nnnointed hy sail

TIE Auditor appointed by sail
4 Court 70 make tist-ibutipn o'the nJunt
due the hcirs Of Cathsriue Sterusr decd aud
tue collateral heirs Of EliI lbsth HNserty isc'i.
out of tho funds til estate Oi Chsrle. tss
erty deed, AMI In pOsfessipn and In tie hsnls
OF Sallie T.. knigLt aimini-lrstrit o. Jsnss
". knisht deci., Who Was the spi- executor
Of tie last will ani test'n.nt q charles Has
-rty decd VIII meet all parties ibter ostei a.
tie onicc NJ + T.. B'wer, Esl, 10 Nililebgrs
on saturday September l5gh at n O'Clock i.
IL. when sll msy attend Il they ZEE proyer.
h,D. plEIGlCH
Auditor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11

California elects all Republican
congressman
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PSOellL Psctoral viii cure you corga.
Phoenix psclOTal ceres DOdTScleSs VGlCkly.
Phoenix PeclOTal tastes good and allgs rest.
Phoenix PeClOIal coasts rs Gells, 5 bOlt'es 81.
Al IA. Moa,Ie's Drug Store. Middleburg
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. Sc.-clos.

~ Ing Prices Of IE Haven n TowSsENp. ~
south rh.rd street Philadrlphi.. STOCKS huurh,
and colt either Tor casa or OH matgiu Aug.
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ATDITORS NOTICE.

IN n, m0H.r giN. ryEH.ru' Ia he Or
heir, u Eli-ab,h Hagoriy, yhqg.'
d,c'd rho lm ON, of df CoUd Of
h'iSs cf Chdri,s UgqrrU, >uy,Lr
dcrd. named ~ his Lif C0miiy.
lgjN 80
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TRIAL ,LlSr-SEPL, IeRM-i879

Henry NJ. Nipple W, Dsuisi Krebs, Exso'r sc.
Daniel nolsnder foe usc 40. va. deorge Boyer.
aecree u. Houssr W. 4. u. Elmer Brp. y ~.
Patrick browa W. oeorsA u. Arnold.
samuel Spots 10 vs. wIG u. B.ckhouss.
rhomas urss1er VI, Charles p. Swonsls.
John valiershstup w. ID. Frank SWenssl.
Naaneh Miller W. :seso Krsbs.
FrAakita ]. Sohoch ". Aii>a Uirioh.
soismon uumm,l vs. Dsvid Msisss.
Conrad uummol Va Same
Sem Lsitset W. Sams.
Joha freed q st Adura 40. va W. A, Meek.
sp st 81.
Isaac Beaver W. jonas EAuch,
lod Mast 80 vs. jobs - kfettxse.
heej. Nroetus w. Perry rowsshlp.
40.
Tue assvs esMss ere o. issu. and f,- trial ct
Ser. Term, l>fo. y.CkOUsE,
Ssp. !, is's. Proth'y.
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ASSIGNEE SALE OF
ESTATE !

u -
TH l. undersigned, Assignee Of
Il Christian walter, viii otter a. Puhlio sale
on ;ho rfemi'os 10 Miidiocteek township, on
Saturday, September 18th, 1879.
Tho following described Reat Estate, bouuiod
and derctihed a. follows. 10 wit: No.th ~
Niiiloreck, Eart Ny lands of Henry S',aob
and James R1ush, ~outt vs. land Of Mary Kerk
nand West by laul Of LII heolur and Mary
heck, containing
OHe Hundred Acres.
more or irss. lrratcl on tho Main road leading
IRON Miiil',urg 80 ~clllsrtoyc. nuout one.
fcui ~ uilc iruD Kramer station sni one Ani
ANAL mliei irIm Nei-sr S,ltttn N tie Sun.
tuI! $ Lesi.tOru Eaiirnai, yItre n are cree.
t.iA GOOD
House, Bank Barn.
And Other necessary outbuil'ings-tro wolfe NJ
excellent water at ia" J,ur-iJt VI eholce iruit
tho wh'ie unior good ienoe All In = high
stat. VI cultivation. ALSO
Limestone lot.
contai ing ONE FOURTH ACRE r'tuA,e
near the anovc de.crih"i iarm-A gDoi quarry
-stnn' ~ tie test qualify.
sal 90 commence at T. O'Clock \. y ~ f1ii
day whom dde Attendance viii 10 given ani
terms Ci tslc made knownby
Auz ;.'ro. hssisn.e
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Naalm nix Cares Hcaiarls and Iepn.gia.
0nDloI MIX cures hAtlnallsn and lane hack
cAADlol nllk cures cats billSet ald hafus,
.0nploi nlJk 10 nstl ellY lI |. 0beIhOlll. 4, D
nvil W Jao. A. Mc~.s, Aiddlshars Ps
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EXHCCpOGS NOTICE --Lsstss-s
.Stsr.-ta-- - 80 ssrNcs - Arrsas1
>HN ate 81 NVsr krs -, >1F@er
- - 49, ave es-a $3.50. - tee 1s~>a~
sg.s - res-ras Src~t-s s,ssi = ses - 49,
=. g. 49, % 49, fse~a 1aaNs n .ed.>se
u.xizse. - = N.sSs NsHas rt. sxA4a a <skf
.s.,x. al .resssk tn.z t,s $50 - - 20
H. NF1 ~ NNtstN
Nli-sgRst $40 fSs[#'
kgx sl~ted Ss~'ak<
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SHERIFF'S SALE I!

RY virtue Of suudry wriis Of Lova
~ r fscim issod out Of the Court 81 Com.
mon Pleas of snyder county sni TO the direct
ed viii be exposed to Puhiic sails, at Anitsis
b botel, Ia the Boroash OF s iitnsgrove, on
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-11
Examination Of Teachers.

THE examination OF teachers OF
Il tho s,uoty Will take place on the days and
at the places given below
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s @ Il s. @, 500 e! I C...
-,v'h-r, 7-'-,s 80 -.-v '.tss - t''' ,'--a
rr- - - - - ~s~f ig rs-t' r--f
f.- % sfsrs -ss-.f p ~ Let Art--r.. 4.
o. Ntl.>alN>. NJ F.a.al =
f-NN
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AGENTS WANTED :; .s, I2's rri...:a '.r q. os'y ny
i.eniie. hnd lrw priced -ofs fuii, describing ttc
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N,Ny Dot ~ f,rms-ly opsnt On c,ren.
sive Sulphur B,tus IL nI~ sAycI ,by tubsiii4t.
Ing tUHTgf-
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NANrSp lvvsrnTELY-

Ssra-rr- r---g -e- O. 'sar- rsss ar,r
- 80 s.rE,. .Hs-ss 49, Va- .srss
H'-oss $50 rFrr ~AeSi'AN ~ t'-.
Nter' =. lefr hrs- '1.t . - ~
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SlEERaEFs SALE.

PY virtue Of vr't of II Ia. issr-
L , r-t = 80 tNr--s % '-r1 r-r r a. - -
'.- ccrv'v.Art G. rae l'r-Ht -tr.i. S. - #es -
Puri', sal, 81 tie Coast h'Is, 90 H''is
turs ea
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- MARTIR PnIsIcIANs.

strong men march into battle.
The JOY OF conflict swelling iu their hearts.
And mid the must skets' rattle
And canuons' roar, act their heroic parts.
lis easy thus 10 perish,
To throw life upon he waves OF war
Assured that fame VIII cherish
The name that shines frausca candenf as a star
Grand heroes OF the fever.
How silently you trod the path Of death,
Bidding farewell forever
Gus breath
That floats in desolatlon
Through cabin windows and fbroupb rala.e
doors,
Spares neither age nor station.
ana Hloeks al science, as it spreads its spores.
He who In darkness hideous
Enters hOrrid cavern fuIi Of friglt
Descenos path insidious
Ana leaves all hope behind him with the
light,
displays no greater daring
90 nan th9se who seek the fever iu its den,
10 'front.' "a Zoe unsparing,
ana give their lives % save their fellow-men.
No forms viii shine more Whitley
ABOUT the glorious throne OF heaven than
yours:
No names are writ more brightly
pon the page which deathless life secures.
NIanu Is the simple story
That tells your nght and most heroic fali-
ours IS the truest glory;
we gave little, but you gave your all-
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

cLALLAM COUNTY.
N,ah Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles
PyshL
CLARKE.
Rattle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain,
Martins Blu1, Pioneer, Sioughton, Union
RIDGE Vancouver. Wasnougal, Fern Prairie,
Il center, Hayes, Nalcolla-
cHEHALIs.
f,sFarvfIla. Chehalis Point, Elma, Hoquiam,
Noutesin1, Oakville, Satsop, sharon.
COLUMBIA :
arpo--ia. BurksviIle. Davt0n', Pomeroy, Tux
anon. Anuetta, Central Ferry, Marengo.
COwLIrz
Castle Rock. Freeport, Kalama, Lower Cow
rrz Monticello. Mt Coffin, Oak Point, Pekin,
slI.srIa.ke, Coweeman, Otrqua.
ISLAND.
C.uneviIle, Coveland, Dusally, Utsalady,
Ca H4rbor.
JEFFEEsoS.
port Discovery, Port Ludlow, PoIt Townsend.
KING.
l2,ac', River, Dwamish, Fall City, Seattles.
Slaughter. SnOqualmy, S4uack, White River,
Osccola, Renton-
RITsAP.
..a-t Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison.
p.rt orchard, Seabeck, TeckuL
KLICKITAT.
Hook House. Columbus, GoideudaIs. Eiictf.
tai. White salmon, Blakely, Fulda, Klickiiai
Landing
LEWIS.
Alrarnon. Boisfort, Chehalis, CIaquato. Covr-
liz Glen Eden, Little Falls Meadow Brook
chuck. silver Greek, WinlOck, Nasello
MASON.
Arcadia, Lightville, Oakland, SkokomiSh.
PACIFIC.
Rrucerort, ,Brookheld. Hampton. OvsiervilIo
Riverside, south Bend, Unity. WO0dward's
Iandinz, Bay Center, Lake View, South Bend
Ilwaco.
Flhi. Franklin, lake View. New Tacoma
prvallup. Steiiacnom City, Tacomas AIJori
town, Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck. WiIke-
son.
san Juan, Topaz, Orcas, East sound. Friday
Harcor.
sNoHONIsH.
Censervilie, lowell. MukHteo. snoborfy,.
TuIalip, Park Place, Stamwood. ~
sKAMANIA.
Ca.cades, Collins Landing.
STEVENS.
Crab Creek, -Four Lakes, Fort Coivil1e ~
mans Creek, Flne Grove Rock Greek, Roseiie
Walkers Prairie '''se'
Coai Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie oi,,,,,,,..
Tanalquoiti Ienlno, Iumwafer. YeIf1 Ip.4.
pendence-
WAHKIAKUM
Cathlamet, Eagle Clif, skamokavy,,. W.
ford. ~ =" "ier-
WALLA wALLA
pafaha Prairie, Waltsbn-s-s yf-.f,
Whitman, Wallula. wan" Nalla',
WHATCOM
Cedar Grove, Guemas, la Conner II,
Lumm' Lynsden, Nooisaehk, Point WHEN
., ~, Island SILL, Selahmoo, ship Harbor
- ruder, ,Whatcom, Fidaigo'
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, COlfax. Fvvs-.s,.t,,-
Palo1se; Stepioe Union Flat WaIi,'
LeltchNliIs, fanawana, Pine Creet Rosaija
YAKIMA.
,lensburg, Fort simcoe. Kittitas
YsEims ~ Nahum, Pleasant Grove, Selah'
tlioncF 1rlsr Omcer.
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MaXimilian's widow continues 10 re-
side al rervuerar near Rrnssels Her
hrst hallucluatiou MS tbatan attemnt
had been made 70 poison her in Mexico,
and that this design was sill directed
against her, and She refnsa5 oil food
which her sister-in-law. f5e onean of
the Belgiums, had not ,s-e 80
now see her without the on.....,,.. - -
mission, as a strange face pFoIna'.' -
Ons excitement. Sometime -, 80.
on a splendid dress, her roo1'. one Puts
brilliantly lighted, and she ima..,'al ,'lle are
herself receiving guests, whom sbs a5
dresses in various languages. She 6a-
forgotten her accomplishments in tbs
way of music and painting. Her
brother and sister-in-law, the king and
queen, have all along treated her with
the tenderest solicitude.
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Japan is taking wonderful strides in
civilization, and is at present engaged
IN some very important and costly pub
lie works. She has just completed rail-
ways from Yokohama to Toxic, and
from PiOgo to Kioto, and a telegraph
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE. STATE
i Of Oregon for the county OF MultnoInah.-
Lena Harris, Plaintiff, vs.. Julius Harris De-
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Defendant; In the name Of the State OF Oregon.
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DEFENDANTS minor children
rms publication is made by order Of Hon C.
B. Bellinger, Judge Of said Court. duly made
ana entered on the 10th day Of December Is7S
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Dec. ~. Attorney for Plaintiff
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she wants her old letters, and that he
can have his fifty-cent diamond ear
rings upon application.
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