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VNriaI List-February Term-l880

II !. Stroh vs. Christian Bltner.
solomon Hummei ys David Meisor.
Conrad Hummel Va same.
Sem LeitIel vs. same.
John NJ, Rine IS. Sunbury Lewistown r.
%,
jacob Grimm for use OF Peter Thomas vs.
Jacob File aud Or. Biugaman.
John Dietrich vs. Isaac Burns ot al.
Wm. u Herrold vs. George uaugler.
Jacob Schn ee Guardian sc, VS. Levi Kepler Q,
al.
Iylson, Brakeman 20. VS.. The Union town
ship School District.
S. II. Yoder n 90. vs.. Henry N. Stroud.
J Jacob p. Bogar and wife v. Flora Alice Shure.
ballie q, McManaway &c vs.. =. W, Watt,
Constable, AMI Gorge b. S,roub.
The Singer Manurg 90. vs.. Philip Hllbish,
j. Seh0ch, ct al
WIN Dirtch VS.. Joseph niohl and q. W. HJls.
apple.
Henry j. Buoyvs. George II. Stroub,
Tho above causes are at issue aul for trial
at Esb. Term A. ID, 1889.
J.CRouSE, Proth'y.
Proth'ys once, Middleburg, Jan. "a, 1880.
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PETIT JURORS
drawn for regular term comm encing
February 23rd, 1880.

ADAMS Peter ReiGle.
BEAvER-Peter Bubb, George Bilger, W.
NJ. Markley, Howard Shambach
James Sha mbacb, James y. Smith,
Samuel A. Wetzsl.
BEAVER WEsr-Henry Yetter, Isaac Ro.
mig, J. J. Mat tern, Jacob Dreese.
ggSTnE-John L. Spangler, Jesse sham
bach.
CHAPMAN-Ferd sones.
FRASKLIs--John Walter, Michael X
schoch, Lewis Miller. Jacob Lcnig,
Henry Felty, John 4. Forster, Chal le sr
Bolen1er.
JhcKsoH--George W. Drouse.
MIpDLgBURG-Nathan Sha mbsph, q.
Milton Moaiz.
MDpLgoRsBK Jacob A. Smith
MoSBoE-Geo. w. Row. Joseph Lepley.
PEss--John p, Richter Andrew Romig,
L. j.. Pawling, Thomas Miimap,
Henry D. Moyer. Samuel @. Kessler,
Henry Hoover, Philip Hilbish, John
X. Hughes, Philip Dreese.
PERRY -Sowarra Miller.
SILissGRoys--Miles Wetzel, q. s Davis,
Il, Frank Grouse.
UsIos-pbilip Hood.
WAsnISGros os-Uriah Wise. Daniel s. Shat
fer. s. @, Ililbish, Geo. W, Holsap-
pie, John J. Gundrum.
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Local vs, &c.
70 tla Patrons Of Th1 Post.

For the third time since Tho Post
came under its present management
on January ]. 1867, we publish a re.
aua,t that our pilrou, holp Us fnan.
eially to carry on the publication Of
our paper.
We think IL safe 10 say that 70 pub
Usher in the State has been more lcni-
ent and now that we are in ncod Of
funds TO conduct the paper we hope
each Of our patrons in arrears for
subscription. advertising or Joh'work
will promptly respond.
We deem the above sufficient to
bring forth prompt response TO our
reqrest.
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Black smith SlOD f0rRent

The undersigned will rent his new
Blacksmith Shop, located on Market
Street, near the Square, on reasonable
terms to good blacksmith. 1t is a
No, l stand, right in the centre of bus-
mess, and is in all respects convenient
ly located and arran yed.
ALBRIGHT SwINEFoRp.
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Chapmon 7b,enship.

In I776 ground was given for n
church and probably for q school,
Banefmans, now Grubb's but no
schools seem TO have been opened In
this township until 1850, and then not
in houses erected Tor the purposes, but
In any buildings the teachers could
procure for the purpose.
At frat the German language was
taught, and my informant says that as
late MS 1887 there was much opposi-
ton to the teaching of English, though
some were in favor Of it. Tsoso whc
opposed it said it was wrong TO neglect
their mother tongue" and they wan :
ted their children Instructed in il.
or the condition Of the schools prior
to the year 1887, have been nble to
learn very little, and hence most oI
Of what say dates from that year.
The length Of the school.term was
about two months. the same as III
other parts of tho county.
The people themselves selected the
teachers. No qualifications were de-
mandcd Any one who could speak
German pretty we'll was considered
comI otcnt. That under such adverse
circumstances very little could be
learned. even had the desire existed.
requires no sage to tell Reading and
spelling received most attention, yet
many boys aud girls, sixteen years OF
age, could not read, being still IN the
Spelling Book, which preceded the
Reader, The notion prevailed until
within q few year. that no one could
read until he had learned TO spell
in arithmetic there was also little
learned, very few were taught 10 ci.
pher beyond multiplication. In this
branch no classes were formed each
one had book with the answers, aud
worked until hc became fast, +"
NJ it was called, when ho called upon
the teacher 10 hclp him loose Tho
latter solved the problem accord
ing 10 the role OF Tho book, ho could;
If not, according to the Key - hand.
ed the slate to thcrupil asked whcth.
Ell he understood ii, to which the iu'
variable answer was, eyes
None Of the school-houses had
black k.boards mono were needed. for
no explanations were given every
thing was done accorlinSto tho book
Bat as instruction improved, better
appliances were required, among
which WAS the blackboard. This how.
ever like all other new things, met
with opposition. All sorts of ohjcc.
tions were raised against IT, Some
said they had bought states for their
children to write upon, aud they wnn-
ted them 10 use them others, they had
had good schools without such things.
and that there WAS no use of wrsting
money for thcm now. Children were
told not To- write ON tho hoard. even If
requested hy the teacher 10 do so.
The inrolUcuon of of"mcutal arithmetic %
geography, grammar, and the new
reading books also met with dortcr,
mined opposition. One orrhc ohjoc.
tions against the use Of more studies
waa that so much education would
moke rascals, Grammar aud geoGra"
phy were not taught until lSGo.
II j. hu. fair 20 add that the above
objections to llc introduction Of new
things were mnio not only in this
township but nh over tho county, and
in other counties Of the .S,att.
vs. Nor1ISG.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Jan -, lSSO.
A number Of tho enterprising citi-
zcns OF franklin twp, made n walk
from town to the depot. This is as it
II 4
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Notice in Partition

In he matter ofhce5ilic otL j. BoOSr ilie
ofFrccbuyg, Saydrr county Pa, degd,
To the hoirs and legal repre-.
sentativa' NJ said 4 'coiont, u wit Caroline
intormarrte WITH Luther EIgtG, Fce loriaA J.
Boyer, al residing IN Snyder cgupty, Plnnl
Barbara r., Roger, residing 10 Philtdolphla,
Pa, and 70 the Heirs of HanLah who Was III
termarried with Heury Hitas, who Is now de
ceased and left TO survive har the following
named ohlldreL, To vii Blrnlra Glass, John
Irwin Glass and - Glass, tho t7o last
named being minors AMI have Tor the guardian
OF thsir estate j. q. Burns Iegiding In Snyder
county, and tor tho guardian OF their persons
NJ. Uohiil, Esq , residing at sufr6li, Portage
county, Ohio heirs snd legal repro.entntiyes
OF J. !, Boyer, late Of fresburs, snyder county
Pa, deceased.
YOU are hereby notified that
by virtue ofa writ VI luqrlsit!on issued out OF
the Orphans Court OF Snyder county, and TO
me directed that an iuqlst will be held az
tue late residence ot he said !. !. Boyer, IL
Washington township, on SATURDAY., FEB.
lith, A. d. 1850, a. 10 O'Clock A, NJ. /, mae
Partition or valuation OF tbs Real Estate OF III,
said deceased. When aud where yoa may at
tend II you thlnh prqper.
sha's otieo, Middlebars, lap.s, 1850.
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S.ALE REGLSTER,

The following List of Sales Of Real
and Personal Property are advertised
or Bills printed at the office of The
Post"
Saturday. Jan. 81, Valentine Walter
aud Reuben n. DeLong, Adm'rs OF
the es,ato Of Reuben Delong, will
sell Real Estate in Centreyille.
Thursday. Feb. 3, Noses Spocht
Admir- Of tho estate cf John +.
UuNuagle. win soil House aud
Lot IN Beayertuwn.
Saturday, Feb. 7, Sheriff viii sell Real
Estste atthe Court House, in Mid
dlcburg.
Thursday Feb. 10, Aaron Howell will
soil Horses, Cove, Farm Implc-
ments &c. in Franklin twp.
Thursday, Feb, 2G, Geo. Meyer, will
soil Horses Cows, Farm lmple-
mcnts 6c. in jackson twp.
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pbys,cians Prescribe II.

II Ia giving excellent satisfaction. Our
doctors prescribe Il. Send three doieu
Barosma by express. Hurry hurry !
hurry We sold cur las, bottle ihi,
morning and have orders for siX more
have also sold several bottles tcn ply
sicinn litnF several miles fiom here,
lie ives It q good recomcnd.
This is sample Of orders we are get,
ling from druggists every day through.
out the country. Bgrosma. or Buchu
Backache. Liver and Kidney Cure is pre-
pared by 7 X. Thompson. Tiinsrillc, ~
For sale by John a. Monk Middle.
burg IA.
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Auotoneer, ,--rGeorge II. Hacken-
burg, of hIiddlscreek, +. o., would ane
nounce to the people Of Snyder coup-
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
peraonal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. IMar.l6.77r.
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The CuEwJEuroW NJ Pnnu'au.ty, Ia
the S5rW qf Nagir (oW3&
GnEErisU'
whereas. MARI \, IIancs, ly her 'ricu Sc
on the .Ath dHy OF Scremter, 'rt1,Q",rr'd "a. e
petition 10 tue judge oi cur Court ut u'n-
mon Pleas tor tho county uiGrotdi, prey.
Inc tnr tn cause. il'r.in ret iprtA tLut tuo
might 10 at'olutoly divorced from the bonds ui
uHrimony entered Int witn ypg Howard \.
Aurtnl. NCtueteturo cJnm nj you, as bc.
tore you woto c.muatlel the sand lluw.:i A.
Aurnni, tia so'tinI nH.lc alt manner ui hp 3.
nee, uad excuses hHtsurNcr you be- prd ap'
rear In your proper pers II be ore our hut e.,
ht NtlilobuTg, at . Court of Common Pleas, 10
. htl1 on the 2ld day OF Fehl uhry next, O. an'
gwcy tue petition or Tibet oi tho said Mar A,
Baiues amt SHOW cause, II any you lave WY
the said Mary A. Hahes your vile should mo-
he divorced from tho bonds OF natrim NJ dgr,
ably To tho Act Of the ueneri Assembly, Ia
such case made aGd provided, and hereof iAi'
not
witness the Hon. ]. q, Bucher, President
Jud2r OF or satd court, NJ ~ Hlelours, this
29th day OF January A, u. 1850
CLOUSE Il, Pruth'y,
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n. l.. SNYDER.
" II sNYpER,
I. ". FISHER.
". c. GENBERlENd
Salem aunday School, Jan 2l.t, jssj.

DoN'r UUS on POSTAL CARDS. To
DIM debtor on postal card makes
tho creditor sending it liable to Grim
inal prosecution, 1t has been decided
by the supreme court of Ohio to be
unlawful. The court wisely hold that
anything SO written thA, it is liable to
injure the credit or reputation Of any
one ia d crime aud that the writer
should I've held strictly accountable for
damages The decision was made in
the case ofa man who dunned for an
old account on postal card and in
that manner made the matter public
to the detrimeut of tue latter's credit
elsewhere.
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est possible efficiency and uniformity of re-
suits, which enables physicians a. well as
invalids 10 use H. with confidence. lt IA
the most reliable remedy for diseases OF
the throat and lungs that science has pro.
duccd. II strikes at the foundation of all
pulmonary diseases, alording prompt
and certain relief, and Is adapted 10 pa
tients OF any age or other sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children
take II without difficulty. In the treat
Inept OF ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, bronchitis, Influenza, Clor-
gyninn's Soro Throat, Asthma, Group,
and Catarrh, the effects OF AYERS
CH.RRY PICTORIAL are magical, and multi
tudes are annually preserved from serious
illness by its timely and faithful use. lt
should be kept at hand In every house
hold, for the protection II affords In sud.
den attacks. In Whooping-cough and
Consumption there Is no other remedy
so eiIicacious, soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AyRR's
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over
the world are q sufficient guaranty that II
will continue to produce the hest results.
An impartial trial will convince the most
sceptical Of It's wonderful curative powers,
as well as OF It's superiority over all other
preparations tor pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians In all parts Of the
country, knowing its composition, recon-
mend AyER's CHERRY PICTORIAL 20 inva-
lids, aud prescribe IL In their practice.
The test OF half q century has proved ita
absolute certainty TO cure all pulmonary
complaints NOT already beyond tho lslch
OF human aid.
Prepared by DR.. !. e. Aver 4 e.,
Prsntteal aud AHaiyttosAi phsWsistS,
Lowell, Macs.
eelp " Alt gsvssssla svsalvesHss
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GRAND JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing
February 23rd, 1880.

ADAMS Moses Erb
DrAyEu--Jacob Specht, A. S. Iielfrica
Henry Freed.
CrSrnr Frederick Bolig, j. II. Hsrtnau,
Michael Yeisley.
FsASKLIS-Charles l." Snyder, Newton
Bachman, Amos BoworsoX.
JAcKsos--G. A. Erlcnmyer, lienry Meyer
MiDDLEcRgEK--Jdhn u Oelg.
frNH-Frcderick Is Ulriok. Beniamiu
steller, Henry Kcsslcr, Jacob Jarrett,
PEGnY WEsr-Jercme Wiucy, John H.
Willis.
srtissauoyI-Lodis Amig, N, s. Fehrer,
James II. Ulsh.
USIoS--J. W. Smoke,
WAsuisotos John HunmOl
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Ladies' Coats closing out at cost, at
s.. Wois' Selnsgrovc.
Floor oil cloth lower than the lJwest :,
ut s. Weis' Stlinsgrovc.
4 large variety of Carpet, ats, Wcis'
Sclnsgrove, consiating OF Brasscls, 2
ply, ply, ingra'n, etc.
"Dr. Lindsey's Blood Soarcher,' hy
purifying the system. so(tens tho skin
aud beautifcs the complexion.
Ifyou want Ia got rid Of pimplea
boiIs, ,ottcr, &c. uso "Linlsey's Blood
Senrcher," Sold by all druggists.
Now hon,cLeepcrs wonld DO we'll to
take lool, at S. Wcis aud learn the
prices. Tho lowest prices are guaran.
tecl
A precious gem il "S'llers' Cough
Syrup" has never been known 10 flil
IL curing colds coughs, and whooping
cough. Prcc 25c.
u. = Spe sht sont 10 this Office n
dandelon flower fill blowl which
he found a day or two ago. This mild
weather does it.
AcuDEST.-On Friday evening hct
brakeman Weber had his foot crushed,
He was sitting ut his brake on a load
ed ors.car Tho train was propelled
by two engines coupling broke and
the rear engin drove the car upon
which U'eber was sitting into box
car. The only reason that he was not
made into mince.meat was that lie
rolled OH the car tho Instant before
the crash came and only his foot was
caught. Drs. Shindel and Rothrock
dressed the wound, and the next
morning he was taken to his home in
Lewistown. We are Informed this
senmc man, Weber, has heretofore met
Z with accidents which would have kill.
ed half a dozen ordinary men. He
says he will now qui, railroadiug.
Rsy. Prof, Harris, Of Now York
state, is visiting his sister Mira. F. f
Bower OF this place. BY request he
preached in t,e lower church on Sab.
bath evening to u large and attentive
audience. Mr.. Harris is an excellent
theologran-a deep thinker--a fine
reasoner-a deliberately impressive
speaker. He is an able scholar
knows what to say, how to say it and
whom to quit saying lie speaks pure
english nor does he interlard his
sermon with hifaluiia latin, greek,
but demonstrates what beauty-what
force there is in plain, understandable
language. His sermon on Sabbath
evening was long enough
enough,--deop enough for the most
culture d aud plain enough for the I'M
cultured.
An EScellont Number is tho Ameri-
ON Agricultural for Feb. l, with it's
l25 articles and items, and 100 ens
cravings. giving practical, useful in>
formation. Among these are Work
for the Month laid out Grating full
ly explained Various Humbugs ex-
posed Fencing aud Fences Impor,
tant Chapter on Feeding and Feeding
stuHs; viii Grain Adva nee or Decline
Among the Farmers Many Hints
aud Helps for Farmers, with illustra.
tions Keeping One Cow, Prize ESSAYS
Prairie Cattle Shelters Complete
Farm Buildings for 5000, with on
cravings and specifications Honey
Locust Hedges Bermuda Grass for
the South Apple Diseases Rapid
Trep- Planting, West Duck Raising
for Profit; Full House. .keepsvs, and
chsldrens' Departments, etc. ei.5Q d
year i4corlss tsQl Orange Judd Co.,
&sy York ''s'isqen,
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Perry County Nursery.
WAGNER & DAVIS, Proprietors

This Nursery has been long and IA
vorably known. The Proprietnrs have
had large experience and are reliable
men in all their business tranactions.
Their trees are what they are repre-
sentod and their agents reliable. The
Nursery being located in Central Renn-
Sylyania, the trees are oclinated and
do not suffer from transplanting
Their agent, Cyrus Sicber will cans
vass Snyder and adjoining counties and
we recommend him 10 al who wish To
purchase lyst-class tFecs.
!. \ W,Ap.
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pa0snlI PcelOIal Will cure you cough.
ploelir PscloIaI cures Hoaiselsss Quickly:
IlOenlx PscloTal tas'es good and bIlDgs rest.
neellI ncioQl t1lSls 25 ceAIs. 5 bottles =
Aty,A, NosGlsJ Drug Store, MiddItAurS
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EXECUT0R'S N0TIOE.-Lotters
IL testamentaFy on tho estate OF Isasc un.
angst, DECEASED, 1ato Of West Beaver towHship,
snydtr county, Pa, have beon granted 70 tho
unisrsigned, All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO aaid estate arc requ stcj TO make
are requested 20 present tLem duly authsn,ioa.
'sa '0' ''s''~'n'~ tn MAsBEok,
ysp.e ls9o tSs..stor
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MIdGGDMg tTaIl and Coal MaTAgt
DIED.

Jan, DIST, in Midllccrech twp, OF
diph,hc,ia, I'm, lInssingcr aged j.
years, : months aud II lays. son oI
David and Louisa llps.iugcr S.nac
the - H., day of December u.t five ol
David and Louisa llN--iuC"j'. rhl.ly"u
where buried ou tho Sdem cemetery
and nj, died Of diph,h,rn.
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THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of The Throat ana Lungs

Diseases OF tho
pulmonary organs
ara SO prevalent anil
fatal, thut a safe and
reliable remedy for
them Is Invaluable
10 every community.
AVER 8 CnERRY
PKcToRAL IA such u
re m cdy, and no
other so eInnently
merits the conf
dence Of the public.
Itis u scientific COM
,hinatiun Of thcmodi-
'cinal principles and
curative virtues Of
the finest drugs,
chemically united,
IN iusnrp the great
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at1 m ti110 Invested IA val stree,
DIV III SlUlJ 81. Ike u,,isy. fortune, cyc'y
month. B''Nsort ire'c 'csNitutI. ynryfuIns
Adite,s, BiNiER h 90 utuscrs, i. Val
street, Now ir-N.
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EGliCe Under lnsolyont act

NOTICE il hereby giyop that
~ benjamin S'e5aolty, VIII pro.ent hts upsl
petition TO- a. Court OF common Pleas far thN
yuduiy ~ ~ti iv-, ou the an NuuiHy ui Icr
next, tor tue brntNt ol the IusliNuuf A .tr1l
thlt the rtmc wit he GlpttMcl bN mo Court
upic,s exception he Glui thereto According 90
law, ,
J,CROUSE rrotA'y
Inn IL. l
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]. Silvius. Buys Tiiow For cash
Sinbury, Pa.

The Standing Committee elected r.
F. Wagenseller. NJ. D. Representative
and Col. Wm. Harding Senatorial DELI
egate.
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ACES'g, " 'NyTN trr ,rs Ns-tpal t.,sl.
CT e'uHs Pt'tH.it uU1as tu1 N.H's.. llItr.
trGu's' .t pct ''u' NAfIoSAl pCU. .IsIlSu
Go, rhi.dtlrt'u, "a.
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Notice llnanr lnsolyent act.
Noiice undar Insolyent Act.

NOTICE is hereby given that
~ Allen wise. vii present his anal pc
tuIon to the DOurt NJ On umoa riots br th'
county oC snyder on tho tth MonAty ot Feb
neat, Tor the btncn, nf the ins,tsent Act nui
that tho same will be coudf'nel b, IN Court
prles exceptions be nlcd thereto according TO
7. GROUSE.
Jan. 10. issN proth'y.
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In Msmoriam.
Y.iiIi

Whereas. it has pleased God, IN his
wisdom and goodness to remove from our
midst. by death. our dear brother nnl
faithful member Of the Sabbath School,
Oscar s. Eriley.
Rr8ohsd, That while VIC humhly, = H.,
nissiycly how to the will of Almighty dod,
we acknowledge his removal from our
rsuhs, loss IN the Suudiy School.
RrSolrci, That though We mourn on
account Of our loss of Que 50 young aud
faithful aud willing in his duties TO God
aud rejoice that eur loss is his Eternal
gain.
Reso'rcd, That We sympa,hizc with
his surviving Parents, Sisters and Rroih-
ers in hcresyemenls, for him aud his
little brother who accompanied him
To That cold AMI silent grave, aul cnW.
mend ihnm 10 the Father OF meroies an d
the giver OF NIL good.
Rcs0ira, Thata copy Of these res
olu'ions be presented 10 the surviving
family and that they olso hs Published 4
in the county papers and copied iu the
SUNDAY School minutes.
n, l.. SNYDER.
". II SNYpER,
I. ". FISHER,
II. c. GENBERlGNG,
Committee
Salem lundiy School, Jan @l-t, lSS).
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esESAN3"Ss THri; yJiii.S' hBouGo G''aTl TII@ !.
record. Describe. places y.-. .ab, ant av,firas
by Kn.,7 all Emp'ror' 90 plt'' 2l1 u.y'
.tr.tIora. Price, : 20 iurufs wtntri C.f-
euiar- ireo, W. II. kelley, PulaI.Ithu.
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G0N2uNIpTI0N

,1u tc turrl o. 'ae rnstl1uc' rso ot . SrS'S
vu II-ru tti tu1 Acfp rUo-rHArE or
LIVE. ~ rr'. f.rC "a .tiuli,n, ,uushs, telds,
asthma Ur,uc.NT, .rt nN srtpiHia dis-
t..-. h't lu ,,prEst tor buMr ~'bpui
'.le r. ,'lrr lfic Bio. r.t rtf 4. ! wlll sspi
..tI sar nr ,i-cutr - CHN-. a, QS.
ItN, l2 seventh hvCLI I., NCw = fs.
Noy 9'' ga.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

Jan 5. 1880.