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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-02-05
SHERIFF'S SALE

DS virtue OF a writ of n Fa issued out
- Of The Court Of Common Pleas of Sny.
der county. and TO me directed will he ex.
posed TO Public Sale. at the Court House,
In Middleburs, Pa, on
Saturday, February 9TH, 1880,
At 10 o'clock \. VI. the following dsscrib-
ell Real Estate, 10 wit
LOT No. l--Silusie IA Centrevi!le, Gem
tire township. Snyder county, Penn q ,
bounded North BY Public Road. Eas by
LOT Of widow Fcsslcr. South by m Alley,
aud West by ienry a Wo,fley, containing
ONE. FOURTH ACRE, more or less,
whereon are erected good DWELLING
House, Barn, Shop,
and other outbuillings.
LOT No. 2---Situa,e in the town Of Gem
treville. county and State afore.ai id. bound
ed North by Public Road, East by lot Of
Henry A. Woldcy, South hy m Alley aud
ers. containing 0NEsF0uRTH ACRE more
or less.
TRACT No. 3-situaie in Centre town.
ship. county and Stale aforesaid, bounded
North by lands Of JOhn B,ily, East by
lands of Enos B,nfer and John Baily.
south by lands Of Valeniine Walter, and
west by Public Rood, containing
t... Five Acres,
more or less
Seized. taken in execution nui TO he
sold NJ The properly OF Henry A. wo.a, :.
u BOLENDER. Sheriff.
Shifts Office, Middlebnrg, Jan. 10, go.
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IYEsr END. Fen q las

<t
ED Posr.-Wo ist do Maridht Dur
ing the protracted meeting at Nam
beck's church the young folks--the
beapx aud the gals-had lively times
going to and fro. As you well know
The mud has been shoe.mouth deep for
some time and the fellow who could
raise q rig" was the successful fellow
among the gals. The fact is, that TO
get gal was first to secure rig, other,
wise II was no go. Well. Mr.. Tt
U. S. NJ. agent procured a rig aud so
informed and completed arrangements
with Mr.U----h Jr's maid and was ac.
cepted. They enjoyed the trip 10
Church because they both 'laugh he'd
all over" T-unloaded his Jewel,
Mariah, at the church door In fashions
able style.
The sermon IL over-the Dorohgcr i.
sung-the benediction pronounc ed
the people disperse, and I. being Il
backward young gallant got behind tbs
crowd and missed his gal. The faith,
fal Marian was, waiting round the
corner Of the chnrch, but T. missed
her and in his excitement hastily un,
hitched his horse from the tie. post
entered his rig" and drove along in
qairing---wo list do Msriah 2 Wo is
ds Mariah 7 This was too good anc
the young folks couldn't hold them,
selves, but some ono more sedate and
clever told 7. that Mariah was waiting
Tor him patiently at tho corner uf tn,
chnrch.--faithful girl-sthere she was---
they both rejoicsd that she WAS found.
and + was the happiest young man Il
the west End, Bat their road home
lay slong tho SANS route the crowd
res going and such qnssrthly cheer,
ing and Yelling wo lot u Aarial,
wo vt ~ ,MsriAh II ~ they p4ssed
thseagh, 9ers wac heard hsSbss ID
ltbis sAFahsa eo@pqat1, = ,ss
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cR6Nn IupnRs
drawn for regular term Commencing
Fehinary 23rd, 1880.

ADAMs--Moses Erb. frfr.fa
DrAvra--Jacob specht, A. g. Helfrick.
Hepry Freed. pg 3 asia l.a1
cssIsk--frederiek Dolig. J. n. Hartman.
Michael Yeisley.
FnAsrtis--Cbarles L. Snyder, Newton
Bscbnsn, Amos Dowersox. ait
JAcxsos-o. A. Erienmysr, tienry Meyer
MippLsctssx John b Oelig. - 4
u Ulriek. Berjsmin
ste'ler. Henry KessIer. jacob Jarrett.
Psnny wxsr--Jerome wiuey. John n
Willis.
sstIsson ovs--Louis Amig. n. 8. Fehrer.
James n. Ulsh.
UsioS--J. W. enoke.
NAsBisoTos-John Hunmel.
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TifN8' Palr1lg Of Tn Post,

Vos the tAsri time sincs Tho Pat
came Under ia R~sssnt management
on knrsry L. 1887 We puhlish . re.
qnst THAI our y ssrous hs,p ns firsn.
rally 70 carry on shs publication ot
our paper. rt .y.,-
We thiut is safe Z, cay that NO pnh.
lishsr r, the State hes beon more leni-
ent and now that vo are in need Of
funds 70 oonaart the paoer we hope
zach OF our patrons In arrears for
subscription advertising or Job-work
will promptly respond.
We deem the above sufficient to
bring forth a promp. response to our
request. r
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A check is generally designed for
immediate payment and no, for gcncr.
al circulation. II 10 the duty Of the
b older 10 present Il for payment as
soon "a he reasonably can. Hhe docs
not, he keeps Il Mt his own risk.
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Auriitor' Notice

IN Me assigned estate ct Jucot Hinckie.
TIVE undersigned auditor appointed b,
l. the CoOrt Of Common PIeas 10 disirib
ute the funds iu the hands OF isano 4
LonRacrc. Assignee OF Jacob Hinckle
will meet the parties in Interest for III,
purpose OF his appointment NJ the ofies Of
Giimm \ Dill in freeburg. on SATURDAY
FEB. lith, 1881. nj O'clock PM wbsb
and whre all persons having claim.
agninet the said estate are requested 10
present them or be debarred from comiue q
in on said fund '
ar. % IT. J. Smith,
Jan. 8. 1880. Auditor,
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Notice in Partition.

IN The matter Qfhe estate OIL j. Boyer iqtc
otEre,bUrg, Snyder county, Pa, dec'd.
To the heirs and ieg.i repre-,
sentativs' ofsaii d cedent, g. wit Caroline
inlermsrrisi with Luther Kantz, Frs lerick
Boyer, all fesidIpv IN snyder county, Penua
barbara u. Boyer, IeFlb ny 10 Phlitdelphia,
Pa, aud to tie Heirs Of hannsh, who was IN.
termArrisd with Henry Gia's, who 10 now dc
ceased and ieit to survive her the iollowing
named chiidreb, 10 Wit barbara Hlas., John
Irwin Glass anh ---- Giass, the two last
named being minors nnI have tor the guariian
OF thsir estate ., q, purns iesidipg In snyder
euuby, aud for tbn guardian of their persons
al, Csbill, Esq residing at Sudisld, Portage
county, ohio, heirs and LEGAL Representative.
Of J. noysr, late OF f'seburs, snyder county,
You srs hereby notified that
by virtue OF . writ Of Inq .isition Issued out oI
the orphs ms Court Of snyder county, and to
me diiee,ed that al tnqu 81 viii be held nj
the late residence oi he said J. ]. Boyer, In
washingtoh TOWNSHIP, on SATURDAY., FEB,
lith, A. u. 1850, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. o. msse
partition Or yalu alton OF the Real Estate OF III,
said deceased. When AMI where you may at.
tend u yon think proper:
shns otnce, MiddiebasV, Jan. 8, 1850,
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SheriffS Sale g!

DY virtue OF q writ Of Vend. Ex. issnsl
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
Snyder count, anl to me directed will he
exposed 10 Public Sale, at the Cour,h ouee
in Mlidleburg, Pa, on
Saturday, February 7th, 1889,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. o. sid day. The fol-
lowing described Real Estate. TO wit I:
All that certain tract Of mni situate In
Midiecreek township. Snyder Oouuty. Pa.
con,aihing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less. bounded North by land of
John Erd.sy, East by land OF Henry Pom.
lious, South by land OF David Hns-inger,
and West by land Of Peter ponlious,
whereon are erecteda good DWELLING
House, Good Bank Barn,
and other outbuildinqs
Seized, taken in Execution and 10 be
sold ms the property oi John Benfer.
u. BOLENDER, Sheriff.
ShH's Ofice, MiddleburH, Jan. 10, 80.
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Perry County Nursery.
WAGNER & DAVIS, Proprie,ors

This Nursery has been long and Ia
vorably known. The Prpprietors have
had large experience and are reliable
men in all their business tranactions.
Their trees arc what they are repre-
sented and their agents reliable. The
Nursery being located in Central Penn
syiyania, the trees are oclinaled and
do not suffer from transplar,ing.
Their agent, Cyrus Sieber will can,
vass Snyder and adjoining counties and
we recommend him to all who wish to
purchase tirst-class trees.
W. Sd.
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To-day the Republican State Con.
sention, assemblies at Harrisburg to
put in nomination ticket-seleot del
egates to the National Convention,
and select Presiden,ial Electors &c.
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The boys haven't had mush Of an
opportunity to enjoy life as yet. and
go to that bourne from which no
traveller s'er returns" -ou skates
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1.-THE Musical Convention, at Free-
burg. VISA success notwi,hs landing
the bad weather was against it, No
! little town in tho sta.e can boast as
much'mpsical talent.
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Trying 10 chew caramels with false
teeth ranks with trying to unite q
shoesiring with mittens on your hands
or 70 do business without advertising.
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Notice Under InsoIyent Act.

Notice ishersey riven ths, John
t'onrt OF Common risas nor the county N sn,5er
on the 9Th Monday ~ Feb. next. Tor TIVE heoent :
q tho Iusolvcnt Act aud uiat the ssno viii be
eonhrmed hy the Court unless exceptions 10 1faj
: ''jlcRoUsE. Pro,Ay.
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Bad blood always causes trouble, It
= may be family fight, or boils. pimples
itch letter, &c but no matter, "Dr.
Lindseys Blood searcher'is the euro
= SN. br'w %. sarrsi, i..i, .iss
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Some females have just been arrested
. In Kentucky for the manufacture of
Illicit whisky. This Is the first recorded
instance OF a woman keeping still.
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Will the ice houses be filed That's
the question. There is bare proba-
bility, and ice men had better take the
first that comes along.
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We call tho attention Of realers 10
the advertisement of y. w. Shuler in
another column Of this Paper.
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'iirest Blood Tonic" e.. :hs cure Of
oil blood disc ises --"Dr. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher.
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A ilOUsEilOLD NEED.

A hook on the Liver, Its disea.es and their
troa tmsnt sspI Free. Iseludipg trsatisss nnon
Liver Compisints, Torpid Liver, JHundiee,
Biiousness, headaehs, eopstiP. ton, pyspepsi.
Al ria se., address hr sanford, ios Broad
way, ksS York City, New York.
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ToxB-SfoEss, MONUMENTS &c.-Ed.
II. Wetzel. Of TurbotviIls who is per-
haps one OF tho most experienced
psrble,cuttsrs m this sesiiop ofthe
state has an extensive msrble-yard at
Turbotyille and is prepared to gil or
ders promptly at the most reasonable
prices. Orders can be ieft with L. ~
4oatz. Middleburg. Pa.
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Ifyou call on your druggist for cdr .
Sellers Cough Syrup" We pledge i'm,
mediate relief aad cure on short notice
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New houieseepers woull do wei, [,
take hook AZ =. Weis' and learn The
prices. The lowest prices are guaran.
teed.
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Nails ace cp.to IS per Veg no, many
months ago they we're scarcely Mles-
bio al halfthat price.
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Tuesday morning tho beautiful
snew" lust inches deep and still
showing.
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A weather wiscacre Of Pittsburgh
predicts that We will have cold weather
and ice by the 9th of February.
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G. c. -Seehold received another car.
load Of White Sewing Machines the
other day.
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What has become Of sAl-o.,r sho,lsrs.
that we are MT h,yirg any turkey
matches isis winter : -. -. -.
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Notice Under lnsoivent Act.

NOTICE is hereby given that
~ Aties WISE. III preseus bis ansi ps.
county Of snydsr 90 the t,h Mondsy of Feb.
that the same viii be condsmst Dy th, Court
unlsss exceptions be nisd thereto socoriinx to
a ]. GROUSE.
Jan. ~, tssn. - .. OIL Proth'y.
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On Saturday evening the Band en-.
livened our town for short time.
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On 30 DAYS Trial.

We VII send nur ELEcrHO.Vn BgLrs aud
other Electric Appiiuo sLrnI 'ri.i for 20 tiiv-
to those slf"rim ron SEgv ics DRnILtry
Rhenmntisni. psr,lv-i. or any Diseases of In,
Liver or kiine,s. aud many 9TH ? hisc,.rs A
Sdre lnte uter a'ned or no paw, Address
NOLTAlC BELT co Marshall, Mich
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A large variety Of Carpet, at 8. Weis'
Sc iinsg rove, consisting of pruss.
ply. 8 ply, ingrains etc.
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Auctonssr. .--asorso II. II

;. NUCtuuB3r.--t6orG n. Uaeken
burg, OF Middlecreek, r. O., would an,
nounce TO tho people of Snyder ooun.
ty, that he will cry Gales for real and
personal properly, ut short notice an,
on the most reasonable terms, IL,
guarantees satisfaction. MAR. .l5.77u
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I ICENSE NO1TCE.--Notice is
lLhereby given that
JAcea Kriek. t.... Wet Beaysr. .
David y, Korstetttr, It.tii FfsntlIp
Jacob q smith, Middle burE
have niedthsis potitisus fcs Tavern i,ess.s " i,h
the Ulerk OF Quarter SESSIONS " Snyder COO nty
snd the satns VIII be prevented Tor approval on
Monday, the ard day OF fcb. nost.
And now. Jspu<ry rth tssf. 1t 10 ordered
hatths clsrt Of the court insert IN tbs, Jssli-
optiou Of trycvo Lieesse. hstsaftsr % botisr
ttat III Licenses srsb,ed by the ueut will he
null md void, unless the hrpiieiut shsti NE
shail hsys eern grsi,ied. NJ ihs pfoductlon OF -
reeeipt leoa tbs county Treasurer to the Cierk
q ..id Court, that the Licouse ts has been
paid. 1 pSE tJNIAM.
iFl- .'fil ~. GROUSE, uisrk q 90
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Read This,

. A gtea, and sood thing. have discoser.dr
slr. ple process anl crnppin1 tur m ,kes nser
tOn rlunis NJ Brsai from blrrei Of hour nid
the Bread 10 letter, lighter anI moro Who'll T.
-ohs than " mad otherwise. r may .esu
Impossible to fpns. tut " ~ trdo aud no he n.
bug aDout H. The Post Master hero has trist
II, ~ you hryo doubts, you r,u write u Ll o..
Prom ~ 80 20 pNdrds or Bre1i co bs nails
frum is rou1is Of njar ani vii saws yn at
least ~ IN \ b,r II Of hIur, witch ~ an Item
IN every family a. the pre-rn' hisb pri'ss of
nuur. ami II l. just grant thiny fjr pis.. olu-
iHris and ctkss OF ~ Nin1a I VII sari ,is
proNrts ani a box oi the com ,Ound, sulEeisnt
tor barrels OF hIIr, With dire 'tipns by sv.
presS prepaid, Tor ~ liyhu wish q o:opOmiss
and save III iuey. seal Tor b,k now Willie seai
II prepaid for the price VIII bo higher as ssan
ne intf1Ide q. Name iur eEpr-t. oa,, nni
,cnltio 70 .. q. KESNER, New Mii~ az
Frederick o., Md
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Floor oil cloth lower than the lowest
Of s. Wsis' s~lipssrQye. -.
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Trial .list-February Term-t88O

II '-~' fe'ss W.
II 7. strvh Va Christian Bitnsr. 40
solomon Hummsl Va David Meissr.
Conrad Hummet vs. same. %
sem LsitIel ys dtamo. Hat
sohn NJ. Rine vs.. sunLury q Lswistown H. K.
90.
jacob Grimm for use Of Peter Thomas VS.,
jacob File and Dr. Bingamah NJ.
John Dietrich W snae Burns et Al. Hn.
WIN. "a. herrold W 6eOrRe 9ansIer.
Jacob Sehnee Guardian AZ. Levi Ksplsr ei
ivison, Bisksman a Co. W. The ppiou town.
:, sup school district;
jacob y. Bogar aud VITO We Flora Alice Shure.
SAllle y. Me Mansssy 40 W. y. W. Watt
Corstahls. and George d. stroub. 80
Tho Singer MsnaIy 20. VS.. Philip HiIbIsh, ]
WIN Birteh w. Joseph piehi and q. W. Hols.
HsnrYJ. Baoyvs. George d. stroub.
we @ above e.asss sra. Issue ani,lfor trial
LcRoUsE. Proth'y.
Proth'ys once, M iddlstprg, Jan. "a, hso.
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FXECUTOR's NOTlCE.--Letters
~ testa amentary on the estate VI Isaac IA.
spyd'r county, "a, have beor gran o. the
andsrsigped. All persons knowing thems. iyss
indebi, d 10 said sststr sre rtqu sipa " make
are requested Z" present them duiy suthsn' tes.
IL, MANREoK,
yss,Aixa tIeSssh
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Ladies Goats closing out at cost, at
s. Weis' Sclinsgrovc.
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ss-es so sssfs sisg,seir sysssu-xs
s'.s hss s',ss sss =.
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We cannot guarantee the Insertion
Of cofnmun icatiohs. contributions. 60.
that reach this Office later than Ties-
day. Correspondents will please govr
ern themselves accordingly.
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Valentine day is on the way.
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Y Monday was ground-hog day, and
thssawhis shadow, if ha didn't shu.
his eyes when he came ou, of his hole,
$50. therefore, he will stay indoors for
ak weeks. ..I r.-. IT..
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FXECETOR'S NOTiCE.-Le'ter
IL Jtestamentary on tho estate OF tlhurle.
kIebs, laie OF Wrst Heavier tNp., Snyder o.,
Pa, deceased, have teen granted 10 the under
signed. All parsons knpwinH thom.elbes iu-
deted to said estate will please make lnmeii
ate payment while tLOFe having olgiIa- g@siDst
said estate Will present thsn Tor : 4 lleIhont to
huISES KREB-,
lSAAC kRkDS,
Sept. IL 1879. fXsGLt1rs.
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]. Silvius, Buys Tallow for cash
Sdnbury, Pa.
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A DhTINIsTRATOR'S NO1IGE.,

A DhIINISTRATOR'S NO1IGE.-
"A Letters of sdministrstion ou the est tte OF
R-ubou Do hong, essr ss.d. late OLCsnire
townshlp. snyder county, Pe1n'a., b ve hep
grantedto the m ersiunet. MI persons know
ing themselves indebtsh to said estate are 70.
guessed to make ipmsiiate payment, while
those haVirg claims ufs requested to present
them duiy autheutlc.iel for settlement 20
NALEINE MALTER,
REUBEN y. DE LONG
Oct. 30, 1879 Administrators.
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CHANTS TOUR AROUND THE
COMPOUND OXYGEN

''hNHVh hhu 's''",' ""' i, fttl'l Al rutuHtha-
blo currs Ia Consumption, Cttarrh, Neuralgia.
and other Ohronic D,se.s sm. ~ tlw nsS otyyer
SrARktY n FALLEN, ilJy anu iii Girari
ST., PhiludrlphiA, Pa.
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Agents Read This.

We waDtHo Agent TO This sCcurty 20 who a We
VIII pay salary ~ titO Pew month aud .tpsh.
trcs. Aidr at onco SHERMAN a Co.
Marshall, Mtchtggn. -
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AGENTS WANTED For tho Dss, AMI ~,
sst selling Pictorial hooks ana Bioles, PrIaes
teducei 9srcr c"nt. SArtoahL PUsLfsniNo
90, Phiiadeiphis, Pa.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-28
SECOND WARD MEETING.
SLIGHTLY DEMENTED.

Yesterday afternoon, while Chief
Maxwell was busily engaged in his Off
cial ulies,a gentleman walked into the
Office and informed the Chief that he
desired to give himself UP.
Upon being asked what he had done
he replied that he had done nothing,
but that he was going to be assassi-
mated and desired protection.
The Chief began to question the gen.
tleman, and his replies were Of such a
rambling nature that the Chief con-
cluded the man was demented.
He said that he was from New Mar
ket, '. H., and he had been engaged
at work for J. r. D. Seeds & Sons and
Jackson & Sharp. He also said that
he boarded with Mrs. Lettie d. Irwin,
in Scott street near Delaware Avenue.
He was locked up and word sent to
the lady with whom he stated he had
boarded. The lady said he had board
ed with her, and sent to the Chief the
following strange note, which the man
had given her yesterday morning when
he left the house
SEPT. 27.-If anything serious occurs
or results ftom the difficulty which am
in, select the following portions of
Scripture, to wit: Psalm, chapter 10,
and Psalm 10th, to be read at my
funeral services, and 8 and IL verses of
Psalm XVI. as the text at the services.
F. b. NORTON.
Th. unfortunate man had also board
Ell with Mrs. Reed, No. 40S W. Sew
enth sire. t, but lett them on Saturday
last, giving as his reason that 1t was too
far fioin hi. work. She describes him
as being 4 very quiet man, and always
paid his board regularly.
This morning he was visited by Rev.
T. l.. Tompkinson, and several gentle
men. Upen bis person was found a
a travelling card from Lodge of Odd
Fellows 10 New Market. He has been
taken charge Of by a committee of Hope
Lodge, l. o o. f., of this city, who
will see that he is properly cared for.
Chict Maxwell telegraphed 10 gentle
man in Boston, whom the man mention
ed, and should he not receive a reply, he
will telegraph to the authorities at New
Market. The man will be sent 10 the
Insane Asylum this afternoon to undergo
treatment and to await reply from
those to whom Chief Maxwell has
! telegraphed.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-28
ARllusenents.


On Saturday evening next BARLEY
CampbelPs Comedy Company will pre-
sent for the first time in this city one Ol
his latest and best society dramas ell
Titled "Matrimony." The play is very
successful one, and has been witnessed
Dy crowded houses whenever presented
MIR. Campbell is one of the most success
ful play ywrights at the present time, aod
what is better his pl ,ys have delightful
originality about them, which is the
cause of their success. The company
that will present "Ma' rimony" Is spoken
of very highly, as being an excellent one.
THE "RIvALs."
Beyoud a question of doubt the dra-
matte event thus far this season will be
the appearance of Joe Jefferson in come
DIV, OH Monday evening next.
lie has selected for his appearance
here Sheriian's great play OF the
"Isvals," a play tnAt has almost been
lost sight of, owing to the trashy plays
that are put on the stage.
The play is one that for its proper pre-
sanitation requires actors and actresses OF
marked ability, otherwise il would be a
dismal IalllIt. HcSoSh'N'"5 49, - "
Mr.. Jefferson has drawn around him
company that is seldom seen together at
one time upon the stage. Among the
number is Mrs. John Drew, of whom
nothing can be said but words OF Prdls":;
She is an actress of the old school, and
today stands without rival in comedy
narts. She is SO well known 10 our
iheatre soers that it seems almost a
waste of time to write anything IN regard
to her. The cast Is unqnestionaoly tne
strongest that has ever been witnessed II IN
this Country, and it deserves to be re-
membered. 1t is as follows: Joseph
.iafierson as Bob Acres; Mrs. John Drew
as Mrs. M ,laprop; Mr.. Frederick Robin
son as Sir Anthony Absolute; MIR. Mtu-
rice II ,rrymore as Captain Absolute; Mr.
Charles Waverly as Sir Lucius; Mr.. H.
" Tayl,r as Falkland; Mr.. Thomas Jef-
ferson as Fae; Mr.. j. Galloway as
David; Miss Adine Stephens as Lucy
Miss Rosa Rand as Lydia Languish.
IL is to be hoped that with such play
no the "Riyals," and such cast, iha
"nr citizens who desire to see the stage
redeemed from trashy PLAYS VIII gree
M Jefferson with an overhawing house