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West End Items.

On Saturday the ith, the Milllew,rth
Uuon Sunday School nul tho fclker,
Union Sunday School nell their annutl
Pic Mic in the grove Of samuel wei,ud
near Raubs Mill. The former uu icr the
,upcrin ndency OF Ner B. Mijlleswa rih
snd the latter under Amos T.. Mitchell.
The day being fine nni warm. every thing
passed Of nicely. The speakers for the
occasion were Rev l.. c. Eimonds, Get.
tier. Kaempfer anl Leonard. The Trox
elville Brass band fnrni shed tho music for
the occasion. the Band being yet in it's
primary stages, yet they are doing ex-
ceedingly well for the time they have orr
gauized. John +. Sietler, their teacher,
accompanied them 10 the ground. They
have the thanks Of the school. for their
fsvors In tho aft eruoon there was o
Cake Walk upon The ground for the benc.
fit OF the two schools AMI happy were the
officers Of the schools to see that quite u
-nug sum Of money MAS raised by 1t.
On neNt saturday the 81, Johns and st
rauls Sunday Schools contemplate holding
their regular Pic Mic at the former Church
in th grove. Quite fue time i, antici.
psted. RgroRrgR.
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IN Memoriann.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the smiihzrove, Sunl,y School.
R.soLvgD, That in the untimely death
OF sister Margaret Kramer this sunday
School has lo.t good member She has
hpeu faithful member ever since thi.
school started about ten years aao.
Ht-oLsGn, Tat though W. m,urn her
loss We will not refuse 10 be conforiei.
being assured by Coils inspire word that
those "for whom H. live i. Christ. tn die is
gain" aud that we nl-o keep watching
for the Son of man that we may he ready
10 drpar, when our time Of departure
shall come.
Resolved, That We offer our deepest
sympathy 10 the hereayel father. brothers
aud sit rs and all the stricken relations
aud friends Of The departed, and that we
unite one AMI all in prayer 70 the Father
OF NIL consolation, who has seen n To- call
our sister away. in behalf nf the herctyci
family TO grant Them IN this their hour OF
bcreavcmeI bis all sufficient grace.
RgsoLvgp, That n copy Of these re'olu-
tions be placed IN the hands Of sister kra-
mer's relations. aud also copy to the
different papers Of tho county FOR publica.
ton,
Br OHpER or SuNDNY SUHooh.
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"Quoth the Raven. never more 80 But
he had no reference TO Sines' Syrup OF
Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound. for u
only needs Que trial for people evermore
TO use u In cases Of Colds or Coughs aud
all affections Of the Bronchi,l Tubes.
Sold by all reliable druggists at 20 and
30 Cents per Bottle.
NJ. b. Roberts, Embtocaion will not
cure all diseases that human flesh IL heir
to. hut Tor Rheum atism. .Sprains .Swellings.
Burns or Flesh Wounds IL has no peer,
" u has an eqnal. Sold by all druggists
At S5 aud 90 Cents.
The most reliable iiniment In the mark.
et-Roheris Embrocsiion 30 and 40 Cts
same size rs other linimenis that sell
for 90 Cents aud sl.Oo. For s,lc by all
Druggists.
lr you have n horse for sale, one pack
age Of Roberts lior.e Powders will in.
prove his condition TO the extent of TO
per cent. IN his selling price. Farmers
figure this out. u cents buysa package.
For sale by At, druggists.
Poulierrrsnnl Farmers that nrc alive
10 their interests are VI this se,sur of the
wear giving their cuiGtcns w. B Roberts
Poultry Powders. II makes them heilthy
anil strong, consequently more valuable
for the fall trade.
They sail "She never told her love.
hut let concealment like worm ia the bud
feel on her limIsk cheek :" hut when
they found 1t wa not love. hut til, ro.
mains of n cold that was surely auh sadly
leading TO consumption, they procured
Tor her bottle Of SiueS' Syrup Of Tar
Wild Cherry AMI llouhoinl Il {. nerl.
less TO remark that she recovered. Sold
by all druggists. % Cent, per Bottle.
To he , or no, to he? That is the
question: Whether It's nohler in the
mind to suffer the aches and pains that
human flesh Is heir TO. when over,nkcn by
a severe cough or cold or to purchase a
bottle Of Sines' Syrup of Tar. Wild Cherry
ani lloarhound. and by thus opposing.
end them Sold by all druggists. -
and 30 Cents per Bottle.
Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Will Cherry and
Hoarhonnl St,ntI II the head Of all pre-.
paraiiuns of Tar lIoarhouni. and il needs
only one trial TO satisfy the most incrcin.
lous that II will do all that IL clt NED OF
It that for Coughs AMI Colds it has no
equal. Sold by all duggists at 20 aud DO
Cents per Bottle,
Mothers. before giving your little babe
cough or Group medicines, remember III nt
Siues' 9yrup Of Tar. wild Cherry aud
lloarhouhl is the only Cough Preparation
that contains no opium, morphiue her any
other narcotic.
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Communicated.

Ed. rosr :--On Monday evening the
Republicans Of Union township rs.
semLled at Bogar's.hall in Port Trevor
ton and organized Garfield and Ar.
thur club with the following officers.
President--Capt. T. w. Hoffman.
Vice residents-Gen. T.. G. Williams
Hon. Daniel Wilmer and David S
Sholly Esq.
secretary-Johu d. Bogar.
Although the weather was unfavor
able quite number signed, pledginp
themselves to support the nominee.
Of the Republican party at the com
ing presidential election.
Conspicuous among those who
signed was an old gentleman over
eighty.one years Of age; with
the vivacity Of one Of half his years he
stepped up and without the use o
glasses entered his name upon tn,
list with those who think il is yet too
soon for thai party to assume the con
troll OF the government which they SO
recently endeavored to destroy. II Is
well To know that he was formerly a
democrat.
Last Saturday evening the second
regular meeting was largely attended
many from a distance being present
D. T. Parks Esq. delivered one ofthos,
sound, soul-s,irring speeches, which
never fail in securing an appreciative
audience,
Messrs Potter and Lumbard follow
ed with able actresses, giving vivid
description of democracy in all its fea.
lures.
Music, vocal and on the instrumen,
was rendered by the Glee Club,
The next regular meeting will be
Saturday evening 18th inst. We heart.
lily invite all throughout the county tc
be present. Let rs unite, aud we vii
roll up the greatest majority Snyder
county ever gave any president. Let
us not be deferred from doing our duty
In union there is strength and the
cause for which we strive /. one of pa
fiotism and honor.
Our club at present contains a mum.
Der OF canverts from the Dem )craliC
and Grecnbnck ranks and we ar,
certain Of still more acccssions from
some sources. BY the way woul,
hero remark that Greenbackism it
Cnion Is in its last throes of existence
scarcely II half dozen Of that stripe re-
manning. They remind one of shir
wrecked mariners clinging to the de-
hris Of II shattered vessel floating abou
in port too inconsistent 10 avail
themselves Of its safety--preferrin,
rather to perish in their futile efforts.
GARFIELD,
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A New Treatm ent.

The Golin Hirir Of Lfc, womlerfi cures.
lf You have Consumption. md would
know that your cough can he made loose
and easy-Ilccrc foaver AMI Nights Sweats
checked II - hours, inflammation taken
nut oi Lungs and air rasuagcs at once /:
that you can he made to gain 3 To :
pounds Of healthy flesh per week II you
have Cntarrh, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache,
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint. Nervous
Debility, seminal Weakness or Spcrma,
iorrhocn, loss NJ sexual power in either
sex from any cause II you have amy
form Of nervous wenknrs' losing hesh or
wasting away aud would know OF an I'm g..
mediate relief and certain cure for many
Of the scvcrrst cases in u short time,
n new method with new agents to flttcn
every boly, inviIorale aud make strong
AMI healthy the mo'r hopeless cases. cut
this ont m | write at once for particulars
to u. s. DlSPENSARY, Berrin Springs.
Mich. July - 'Sn.Iy.
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DIED.

In Selinsgr owe, Sept. 4. Craig Moyer,
son Of Nalba MEL 'Moyer, Of lingering con
sumption. aged ely. I'm. ADD.
In Lewisbure Aug 2S, Sarah. relict Of
DR.. 5. s B,ckus and mother Of DR.. W, II,
Bachus Of Snyder, aged go years.
Sept. g, In Jackson twp, Charlie Beufer,
son of James l.. aud Amelia Benfer, aged
l3 years.
Sept IL, In Jackson twp, Chester Bea-
YER, son OF Jerry aud Harriet Beaver, aged
8 mouths and 2 days,
In Franklin twp, Sept. 8, Ca,harius
relict Of Jacob Gift, aged 81 years,
months and 10 days.
Sept. 10, in frauslia twp, Mrs. Caths,
rins Kramer, aged 30 years, Q moasbs anG
. dsys.
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COURT PROCLAMATGO n.

"hereas the hen. J. C. Bucher PrAsi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distric'
composed ofthe counties Of snydcr Union
and Miiiin ald Hiram 0'Neil and
SAM. Il, Yoder Esqs. Associate Judges
in and for snyder county have issued their
precept bearing. date the 2s,h day Of
Nay A. d, 1880, TO me directed for
the holding ofan Orphans court, a court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter Ses.
sions Of the Peace at Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4th Monday. (be
ing the 27th day Of Sept. 1891 aud
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peaoe aud Consia.
bles in and for the county OF Snyder, to ap.
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisiiion2. examinations aud
other remembranceJ to do those things
which Of their otiicds and in their behalf
pertain 10 be done and witnesses aud per.
sons prosecuting in behalfof the Com m on
wealth against any person or persons are
required 10 be then and there attending
and not departing without leave Mt their
peril. Justices are requested 10 be punol
ual In their attendance at the appoint ed
limo agreeably to notice.
| Given under my hand and seal at tn,
SberiH's Office in Middleburg, the 18th lay
Of Aug A d., one thousand ei ght hunlrel
aud eighty.
DANIEL BOLENDER. Sheriff.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF Real Estate.

DY virtue OF an alias order issued out
- o the Orphans Court of Snyder Co..
Pa, the undersigned Administrators Of
the estate Of George schnee. late OF Perry
township deceased, will expose to public
Sale In frcmout, on
Saturday. Sept. 18th, 1880.
The following property. TO wit A Ger.
tain tract of land situate in Perry town,
ship. county aud state already mentioned.
containing
50 Acres,
more or less, bounded east by land. NJ
George Rcichenbnoh anl others, south by
lands of Ennch Smith. West by lands of
John Dargcr and others and north by
land Of Philip scbnee. The Improve.
nents are q
Frame Dwelling House
2GX2s feet, new BANK BARN and other
necessary onibuildings. never falling
wen OF water near the door GOOD OR.
CllARD mud and 20 ACRES CLEAR!
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A VI
~ said dag when terms will be made
known BY
WILLIAM HARDING,
PHILIP SCHSEE.
Aug. ~. 1850. Administrators.
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PRIVATE SALE

A valuable Brick Hotel. located in
Franklin, opposite the Sunhury and
Lewis,own Railroad depot, is offered
for sale.
Thisis substantial building built
on the most modern style, adapted as
Hotel or private dwelling beauti,
fully located well of excellent water
in the summer.house and ample
stablng. ice house and other out
buildings.
For further particulars call on or adj
dress, ID. F. KERSrErrER,
Middleburg, Pa.
sopt ., 80.
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GRAND JURORS

drawn for regular term commencing
September 9th, 1880.
Adams-Alfred Kline.
+. Haines. William Kel>
ler, Abner Middleswarth.
Beaver Vest t-Issae X. Ulsh, Thomas
YouDgmsn.
Ceutre-H. q. Ssmpsel, Joha Z. Shaukel.
Cbapman-Abel Herroli. john @. KreitIer
franklin-Philip Spade.
Jackson--LeSi Renninger.
Middieoreek Lewis Krouse
Monroe-Jonas Trexler.
Penn-Joel Lack, Amos Stetler.
Perry Michael r. Woomer
Selinsgrove-George W. Keller, William
McCarty, Joseph K Schsrf.
Union--isaac Flanders, David Shony.
Washington William Bsrtch, Johu A,
Hilbisa,
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PETIT JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing

hi@"u ior io5uiur tcfh commencing
September 9th, 1880.
Adams-Henry Getz John J. Kline, Rob-
ert Smith, George Smith.
Beaver-Alberi Engle, George N. Smith,
George Stetler.
Beaver Vests. X Earbart, John Feiker,
Charles o. Greenhoe. Joha o. Go.s,
Henry II Houser, II. D. Maubeck.
Centre--Henry Shook.
Cbapmsn- Thomas Page. Augustus Siroub
Frsnklia -Thoms. Bower, John A. Die.
trick. Morris Erdley, John Is. Norman,
Benjamin wittenmyer.
Jackson-Ssmnel Gross, Jacob Kiinpler
John Reichlsy. Henry W. Sewer
William sholly, Solomon weizel.
Miidleburg--Jscob Benfer, Thomas Bib,
ighaus, Calvin Stetler.
houroc- Theodore P. Hum mel, Jacob P.
Wagner,
Psnu Charles r. Beaver, sepLs ares Gem.
berling. Henry Meyer, William H
Snyder, Hiram Ulrlck william u
woodlipg.
Perry. Perry Helm, Elias Minimum. Riley
Weaver.
Selinssrove--Jsmss- X. Davis, Gsorg.
0uyer, Howard D. Sehaare.
Unioa -Danirt Krehhs.
Observation-Disclosures Griuu, Gssrss =
Miller, ,. N. Spaagtsr.
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BURGLARY.-On Monday night last
some person or persons (who inadvcr.
tently neglected to leave their card or
register their names) entered L, Hart.
mans Hotel, ut CentreyiIle. 10y forcing
up the window, and broke of the money
drawer and carried away between 81
ann sljin caSh. Tho money drawer
was found outside the house next morn.
ing-no clue To the scoundrels, 50 says
our informant.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

IN hc mtPer ofhc ed,te of Drnii noy-
er. ii'e NJ Jitns ioWasiip. Saaier
county, dcrct~i
To Elizabeth Mover, willow.
resiling In Adams townshlp, SNYDER county,
Ia. and fro children the hrirS Matilda Huy.
er who vas married e. T. y. BinRaman but
who died beiIro her father. tho saii Daniel
Meyer, dec'i, Those who survive the sal,
With Abraham q. Wagner re,iiinr near AIRY
bto, Huntington Co Pa, Itthhrlna A IN
tetmarri'd WITH Slnuel Frtlich residing In
AUenvlllc. Minltn 60 pt., Htrhlra A. inter.
married with l.aac Peters residing noar Locks
NilD, Within 10 Pa Daniel VI. Meyer re.id.
Ing At Sulphur Spring Rhet DO, Tennessee,
ani Jacob Y. Mover residing at XIII Greek.
ei H,hnd chiliron Of Matilda '. Blnvamau,
decd. te'lilrR near walrottsviilc, NOBLE 60,
Indiana, 10 wit Daniel II, BIuyamnn, Fr.i.
cries ", BlngltnIn, te0Tga II Binvlman IA.
va W. bing,man anh sarah X. BingAm,n all
minors aud have forS their guardian Iacoh
Binganan residing In Adams TOWNSHIP. Sny.
der county, Pa heirs AMI Icxu representa-.
uvcs NJ Daniel Mover. deceased.
You nrc hereby cited tote AMI appear before
tho Judges ut our D-phaus' Court, at an Or.
phhns' 'nurt to be held At MiidIeburg on tho
TN Monday OF September A. u. tSSl at 10
O'CLOCK In tue forenoon, then and there To- ac.
ccpt br rciuso To take tho Real Estate OF sail
Daniel Mover decclscl. NJ the appraised val.
uatinn put upon II by an Inquest duly awarict
n' salt county, or show cause why the same
should not bo sold: Ani hereof iil not:
witness the llnn. in.eph q. Buchcr. E.1.,
President NJ our said Court, at MiddleburR
this 18th day Of Aug A y. tsSO.
J. GROUSE. clerk q. q.
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DEATH OF CATHARINE KREAMER.

Yesterday sftsuoon. Monday, Mrs.
Csthsrins Kramer, reject OF .ts late Hon
George Kramer, departed this life at the
residence Of her son.iu,lsw, Hon. Thom.
a. Bower, in franklin, aged SO years
months aud } days.
Mrs. Kramer was born In Union Coun-
tyin 1874. She was the daughter Of
Captain Frederick Evens, q gsllsst sficsr
Of the war Of 1912 aud one Of the de.
tenders Of Fort McHsury.
She was . woman Of extraordinary
Intellectual powers and received as libsr-
al IN education ss those early days afford
ed-not masculine, but . strong, compact
physique, enjoying remarkable coed
health, and retaining her mental faculties
unimpsirsd 10 . rare degree.
As evidence Of her mental and physi-
cal streugth--withla the last year she
would reeite stsnsa sftsr stsnzs from her
fsvorite authors, Pope Youns's Night
Thoughts. sad oiher old authors. she
wrote beautiful rouud.hand which few
Of the masters Of Penmsnship could excel.
But Mrs. Kramer was not only remark
able for Der hns intellectual culture but
for her superior social qualities and her
broad, generous religious ,iews-sss was
. truly pious woman and died with the
blessed assurance Of blissful i~usst II.
ity.
She vas suiasut'y the auins ooupsn,
i'n" "f her eminent bssssnd the lion,
Cco,ls Kramer vho was three times a
smber Of the Rouss Of Representative eI
t's uuitsd States cessrsss -RseuisscAr
~ raoH
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On the 25 Of Sept. Union Sunday
school Celebration will he held in
Henry Meyers grove at Salem church,
A good time is expected. Good speak.
ers, and excellent music will be far,
nished by the band. No hucksters al.
lowed pear the ground.
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KRArzERvILLE, Sept. 10. 1880.

ED. Posr :-J. s. Beaver is con-
fined to his room and most of the
time to his bed for the 4 weeks with
Typhoid fever, but his fever is lower
this morning than any previous time
since his sickness. So we hope he
may soon he able to tend to his bus,
iness as before.
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The sunbury steam Gre company
No. I intend to have n gay time and u
large demonstration ON the occasion Of
their anniversary celebration on the
2lst Of September They are inviting
fire companies from many places to
participate.
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100 Acres,
CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
~ lowing articles have bean purchased
by the undersigned .st Constable Sale and
left .thc possession Of Henry Renningcr a,
during her pleasure. All persons are eau.
TONED Aoi 10 meidle or interfere with the
same Cow, Calf, Pig4, Dang Fork,
Grabbing Hoe, , AXes. spsid, Rake,
Grind Stone, Table, Chest, Barrel. Clock,
Gun, Butter Churn, scythe. Maui aud
Wedge, Coal Stove sai pipe, 81 Turk eys.
20 Chickens,
ELIlABErH HuNSEL.
Aug. n, isso.pd.
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Settlers Cornet Band returns thanks
10 the citizens of Sunbury for the very
hearty reception given the B,nd on
the occasion Of their visit to that town
on Saturday evening last.
At the same time the services Of the
Band were engaged for the Firemans
Parade of the 2lst.
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Hyou can borrow gun you can GO
out after squirrels now. They are said
to be very scarce, so you can have lots
of hunting.
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The st Luke's Sunday School of
Troxelvillc, will have jug Breaking
On Saturday Evening, Sept. 18th, in
the 81 Lukes Church.
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A union picnic will be held at the
grove Of st John church in West Bea-
yer township, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
A grand time is expected. School OF
all denominations are invited aud all
so speakers Of all sects.
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Local News, &c.
Committee MEETING.

The Republican Standing Commit
tee will meet at the Court House, in
Middleburg on Tuesday, Sept. %, 1880,
at o'clock p. M. A full attendance is
expected as business Of Importance
will be transacted.
J. II. Hartman, Chair'n
". W. Wittenmyer, Sec.
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Garfield and Arthur Pole,

lhe Monroe Township Garfield and
Arthur Club raised magnificent Pole
on Saturday last. Notwithstanding
keenville is the headquarters of the
Democracy of that township there vas
not n jar-republiclns and democrat.
alike manifested desire to hear II
inir discussion of the important issues
involved In the present campaign.
The Pole il one huldrel and ci III.
teen feet in length ; straight ~ an ar.
row ; well propnrlioned, and as firmly
planted in the earth ~ are the princi.
piles Of RcpuLlcanism in the hearts of
the men who raised it.
The Club very wisely selected one
maH agcr, with experience. to conduct
the affair. Mr.. jacob Hendricks was
the mon and in five minutes after the
command was given the Pole was
raised to a perpendicular without the
least injury to any enc.
A beautiful flag, 13Xl7, with the
ilanes Of oar candidate in large letters
MAS unfurled TO the breeze. Stetlers
Cornet Band executed in ine style -
National Ils.
The Shamokin Dam Band, Hane's
Shamokin Dam Band, aud Settlers
Cornet Band, of Nddleburg, received
the delegations from Sunbury and Sc.
liusgreHe.
Jacob Hartman, Chairman of the
County Committee called the meeting
to order and the following officers
were elected.
President--John Young.
Vice Presidents-Isaac Jarrett, Rev.
Noah Deobler, Hon. Charles Nil.
Ter, Henry Benfer, Major Rohback.
Jere Grouse, Henry Meyer, Joseph
Boust, George Fisher, Henry l..
Miller, Ja.ob OFT, John Hartman,
Jacob Hnmmel, Hiram Young.
Secretaries-T T. Hummei, A, w.
Potter.
Assistant Secretaries &C. f. Meyer,
John IL. Arnold.
PROGRAMME.
America
by the Garfield and Arthur Glec Club.
Hon. q. Alfred Hayes.
Garfield Quick Step
by the Shamokin Dam Band Mr..
Coryell. leader.
Hon. Chas. s. Wolfe,
Washington Quick Step
by Hane's Shamokin Dam Band.
William A, Sobers, Esq,
Riverside Quick Step by stettler's
and Hane's Cornet Bands,
consolidated.
The speeches were delivered in fine
style and it is exceedingly rare that
an equal amount of talent is displayed
on the same stand on the same day.
There was wide.spre ad desire TO
hear Colonel Simpson but it grew too
late. The Col. and Major Tsggert
will address the Club at their next
meeting. The Selinsgrove Drum
Corps was present and enlivend the
occasion with their martial music
recalling Antietam, Gettysburg, and
the Peninsula.
The Gro wd was unexpectedly large,
and was sort Of surprise to Mr.. Dan
Hettrick, but nevertheless all were fed
in good style. ina word, II was a
grand success.
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1t issaid the ordinary life Of bee is
only ninety days. The end Of u bee,
however, is very lively.
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Henry Rearick. Of franklin twp
has a turkey which laid l13 eggs since
April 1st, last past.
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Peter Hartman raised "a lbs. pota
toes from or. potatoe Of the Nam.
moth Pearl variety.
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This damp cool weather will be apt TO
cause the mosquiters TO suffer from rheu q.
matism.
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NJ MAISTSIED.

Aug. I'D. by Rev. }, Z. Shiniel. Joh n
Y. wbaimore and Mss. la Jane Erdley,
both Of Snyder Co.
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For Group. sudden and severe attacks OF
Cold, take Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild
Cherry aud Hoarhound.
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w II Keep on hand al ri
w Blanks such as Notes,
n'onses, Warrants Leases, s
mas, DO, DO.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16

Selinsgrove Fair, Oct. II, Is, IL
The Fair promises 70 be u success.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-16
nquinoc,ial storm, sbou, the 2isi.

II is said that the coming winter vii,
be rough one.
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NEW CURE. A:,s$s' s,sss;s"Gs.ss sss.r yet y.,
isIlsd.. AddEss' With stamp "H0ME," Fros,.
tbSs M, Jan. 6'os.ly
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