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Artistic.


 VI. We have number of unusually fin things in Tidies. Lace Tidies, Antique ri dies, Embroidered Tidies on cotton and liner momie cloth in variety of fine shades ant beautifully worked. Hand embroidered ri dies on linen, heavily trimmed with antique lace. These are very choice.
 A New Idea.
 VII. A corset without clasps, without la ces, that can be put on and fixed in half g minute, that fits we'll and is comfortable. This is novelty all ladies should at least SEE. Ask for the Belt Corset. Our Stronghold. VIII We repeat that we have Black Silks cheaper just now than ever before. We al- ways make this our leading line, and when we can buy cheap we give our customers the advantage We mean to keep where we are in the Silk trade of this section that is. ahead of all competitors. Surah Silk, Satin de Lyon, Colored Silks Satins in all desirable shades, Silk Velvets very cheap.
 Ribbons and Laces.
 K. Again we have to announce additions to this stock of Antique Laces, Imitation An tique, Point de Nemours, Mirecourt, Point de Bruxelles, Point d' Alencon, and Spanish lace goods. Null Ties, Lace Scarfs We have some bargains in fancy Ribbons. Our stock of Ribbons contains all the shades required to match the fashionable Dress Goods.
 A Sound Inference.
 X. Our Blankets are selling so rapidly that we infer that people must have found out they can buy best in our store.
 SeaSOnabIe.
 XI. We have added considerably to our stock of Shawls of all kinds. We invite in- spection of the new goods.
 Looking Ahead.
 XII. We are busy getting together a rare collection of fine things for the holiday trade. We shall give particulars in due time
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the license law strictly has led to the disoov-

| the license law strictly has led to the discov- l cry that prominent bars have heretofore been licensed in violation of the pIainest provis- ions of the law A case has now arisen ] which will be watched with interest to see what the course of the license board and the
 commissioners will be. Two of the largest
 hotels (Willard's and the Ebbitt) have ap- piled for renewal of their licenses The
 gentleman who owns majority of the real
 estate on the square upon which one is situ- ated and on the side of the street opposite
 absolutely declines to sign the petition for
 the license. The legal opinion which the
 President has received from Mir Riddle, the
 attorney of the District, takes the ground
 that applicants for licenses must procure the
 signatures to their request of a majority of
 the property owners on the square and the
 side of the street opposite before the license
 board can legally consider the case. The in-
 terest now centers in knowing whether, when
 the case is publicly known, the board or the
 commissioners will license these places in face
 of the law which they have heretofore done
 A system of guaranteeing trade debts in
 operation in Marseilles, France, is thus de-
 scribed in letter from firm of that place
 ''It may possibly interest you that there ex- ists in this place already kind of insurance against the risk of commercial losses, viz, drafts are placed a forfait, which means to discount them with bankers of undoubted standing, on the condition that no recourse can be taken against the drawer in case catastrophe should happen to the drawee af- ter the bill has been discounted Our bank CTS generally charge from to and even 5 per cent. above the bank rate, according to the credit the drawee enjoys. This system offers great facilities for commercial transac- tions and is considered equal to cash busi- ness" In a second letter they say '"The discounting a forfait,' described in our last letter, is done by number of bankers here, who act on the same principle the underwriters at Iloyds, viz, each takes 8 line of the risk and is only responsible for his individual subscription. Thus if I sell to Messrs. A & Go. for 300, 900 francs goods at three months credit and do not wish to run any risk go to, say ten forfait bankers, and each takes at fixed rate say 50, GOO francs, for which he is liable in case of failure of Messrs. A & Go. Of course if the latter enjoy a first class credit the premium above bank rate is small, varying from ] to per cent. Second class credit is asked more for, and some bills of course cannot be placed at all and are re- fused, the same as with sea- fire and life in surance risks"
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What is Wanted.

". Our stock of Knitted Goods for la dies and children is now full and varied. Jackets, Hoods, Nubias, Clouds, Fascinators, Mitts, Leggins, t&c.
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The Democrats of Kentucky seemed to want Yellow Fever" Blackburn for Cover nor pretty badly, but they are not all satisfied with what he has done during his term of office. The Somerset (Ky.) Reporter, a Dem- ocratic paper, thus gives voice to a complaint that has found utterance in other journals in that State: Blackburn has been Governor of the State but little more than year, and 1t is said that he has issued nearly LOGO par dons, besides uselessly squandering $2o,0C or $25, 1000 of the State funds And by innu- merable remittances of fines he has deprived the State of large revenue By the ime his term expires it is expected that the State treasury will be in a worse condition than it has been for many years"
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HARRINGTON & CO,

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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Extra measures are, it is said being taken to prevent the premature publication of the Presidents message, but we shall probably know its contents before it appears, as usual
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Important.

III. We have just closed out an import CTS stock of Cloaks at very large reduc- tion. They are all very superior garments, of this season's importation from Europe, in the latest styles, and beautifully gotten up It is pretty large lot, and we want to run them off if possible before Christmas. We have therefore been careful to mark them with prices which we think will ensure that end. Since we opened them on Friday we have made good progress, and ladies desiring to secure garments of superior style at prices less than are charged for ordinary domestic goods, should come soon, before the best pat terms are gone
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-01
Unusual at this Season.
VOL. XLVIII.

I. Sweeping reductions on large quanti- ty of Dress Goods These have been put into three lots at 25c soc and 75c. In the 75o lot are some immense bargains, and all are away far below their market value.
 Very Acceptable Bargains.
 II. We have had all this season the best and cheapest lot of CLOAKINGS in the city. We have just gone through them, and re- ddueed the price of all short lengths, making 8 lot of splendid bargains for those wanting material for misses and children's cloaks, jackets or overcoats.
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Port Trevorton Items.

Mr.. ED.-Tho spook has disappeared
bag and baggage manifestations
since our last.
Our people are busy gathering ice
The crop is inferior, but must answer
the purpose six to eight inches
thick.
DR.. S'hrciher was arrested hya L,
y. Deputy yesterday day he was
taken to Pittsbug. Cause. pension ir-
Irregularities.
W. q. Herro!d diod yesterday, after
n long and lingering illness aged sixty
years. He WAS very much reduced In
hesh. tho only wonder is. he held ont
so long.
Our young sports had . sleighing
party to Lewi-burg last week. They
were a gay and good looking crowd
Ne would suggest to the Professor
next time to holp his girl into the
sleigh.
We sympathize with tho young
ladies, who had no escorts, ~ It is
leap year they should have hunted up
some bashful young man.
REPORTER.
Feb. l2 1890.
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REGISTER,

The following List of Sales Of Rsa,
and Personal Property are advertise 1
or Bills printed At the Office of"rhe
Post"
Saturday Feb. 81, Sheriff will sell Resl
Estate st the Court House.
Saturday. Feb 2i, James p. Smith
Att'y for Heirs Of Jacob 9. Ssith
will sell valuable Real Estate Ia
the Borongh OF Middlebug.
Thursday. Feb. %. Samuel Rhoads
and J. w. Donmoyer will sell Per.
sonal Property in franklin twp.
Thursday. Feb. 25. Goo. Mover. will
sell Horses, Cows, Farm Impte.
men,s &c. in Jackson twp.
Tuesday. March 9. Henry @. Horn.
berger Of Perry tip. will sell Hor.
see, Cows, Farm Implements, 20
Tuesday. March Q. John Young will
sell Horses. Cows, Farm Inpli.
mcnts, &c. in Centre twp.
Thursday, March {, Isaac Rearich will
sci! Horses. Cows, Farm Imple.
ments &c. Ia West Beaver twp.
Thursday. March 4. Lydia Dietrich will
sell Mules, Cows. Shoat.. Farm I'm
plements, &C., &c, IN Miildlecrcek
township.
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Communicated.
PoRr TREvoRros, Feb. l6, IS,


The funeral Of Col. ". q. Herrold
was largely attended yesterday.
Clouds of people from all directions
hocked to tho Church, which was
filed to iA utmos. capacity long be-
fore the appointed hour, and q large
number were compelled to remain
outside-aooess was impossible. The
occasion was improved by Rev. J. g.
NJ. Swengle. ofthc Evangelical Church
and Rev. John Buchtsr OF the U. b
Church. Very appropriate sermons
were delivered both in the English
and German languages. The vast
coneourse present showed the respect
In which Col. Herrold WAS held. He
will be greatly missed among the poor
class Of people--he gave employment
To great many and supplied their
wants Of lifs--his heart and hand was
always ready to furnish aid and as.
sistance whenever called upon. Peace
be to his sshes.
ASoN.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

"horeas tho hon. J. G. Bueher Prs.i
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distrin,
composed ofthe counties Of Sn yder, Union
and Miiiin aud Hiram O'Nell and
ssm1. II Yoder Esqs. Associate Judges
10 end for Snyder county have issued their
precspt bearing, date the 18th day Of
Dec A. d. 1879, 10 me directed for
the holding ofsn Orphans court, q court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter Hes.
s'ons Of the peaee at Middlebure, for the
county Of Snyder. on the 4rh Monday, (be
Ing the 2Srd day Of fsh. 1897 and
continue ono week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and ConstA,
bles in and for the county Of Snyder, TO ap.
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
otbor. .remembrspces TO do those things
which Of their offices aud in their behalf
pertain 10 be done aud witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Com mon
wealth sGsiust any person or persons are
required 10 be thsn and there attending
aud not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested 10 be punel-
ual In their sttendspcs st the appointed
timo agreeably to notice.
Given under my haud And seal At The
sherif's Office In Midilshurg, the lAh DAY
Of Jan, D.. one thousand sigh, hundred
DANIEL BoLENDER. Sheriff.
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PETIT JURORS
drawn for regular term com mencing
February 23rd, 1880.

drawn for regular term CON mencint
February 23rd, 1880.
ApAss-reier Reisl..
BsAvss--Pe ter Bubb, George Bilesr. v
81. Mar Alley, Howard shsn,bsch
James sbsmbseh. James 8. smith
Samuel A. wetzsi.
Bravvn Wssr-I Henry rri,er, Isaac Ro
mig. J. J. Mniiorn, Jacob Dre.ss.
CsSrrs-John D.. Spansler, Jesse Sham.
bscb.
CHApsAs-ferd. genes.
sHAsKLIs--John Walter, Michael X
seboab. Lewis Miller. JsooS L.n;g
Henry felty, John A. Forster, cba,ie,
Bolcnier
JAcksoS --aeore. W. Brsy.e.
NipptspuNo --Nsthsn Shsnbneb. a
Milton MoatI.
MiDpLtcRsrK Jacob A. Smith
Mosaos-Gco. ". Row. Joseph L.pl.v.
Rsss--Jobn p. Richter. Andrew kow,c
L. u. Pawliug, Thomas Mitnsn'
Henry u. Meyer. samuel O. Ko.s,.r
Henry Hoover. Philip Hilbish, John
X. Hughes. Philip Dresss.
PERsr-Sowarra Miller
sELissGRovE-Milss wetisl, q, g D.,ls
B. Frank Grouse.
usios--rhilip Hood.
"Asnisoros-utiab Wise. Daniel 4. sbsf.
fer. $. q. iIilbish. Geo. W. Uol,an.
pie. John J. 0unirum.
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The Free Press. q nov papor just lunch
cd upon tho ocean Of actual. practical
news'papcr life put ia its frs. sppear.
ancs A. Lawiss1xn, Fob. 10Th. w. w.
frdht its Editor and Publisher has de.
clared its creed, aims. objects and
end thus Bound to no party. sect
ring or faction. but aims to represent
the people" We don't care to eS.
press our opinion right here as to the
courss marked out for The Erce
Pres, hut We do say that the paper
presents . fne appearance. and the
Snlutatory has unn,istakSole marks
OF editorial ability.
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Local News. sc.
70 ha Patrons Of The Post.

For the hird time since Tho Post
came Under It's present management
on January l. 1861. We publish q re.
quest that our patrons help Us 6nan.,
cialiy 10 carry on the publication Of
our paper.
We think IL safe tn say that no pub.
Usher In the State has been more leni-
ent and now that We are in need Of
fuuds to conduct the paper We hope
each Of our patrons In arrears for
subscription. advertising or Job.wors
vii, promptly respond.
We deem the above sufficient to
bring fortha o prompt response TO our
request.
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CATARRH.

ROCKVILLE,
@. b. LIrourIELp 4 Co, .,--pGAa Sin -
! have hsen troubled with Caiarrh In all
its forns for 20 years, and have used all
rsnedis- recommended TO cure, but re-
oeived little or no benedt. until l tried
the CoxsrirurIoEAL CArAAaH RExsor.
have only used one bottle and . half
aud am 80 much better that I osa say Il
has cured me- Ny daughter. .in-iaw has
slss been AFFLICTED for the last four yssrs.
She 10 nov using the remedy With the
same result. ] ssn truly Say il 10 won
derfUi medicine. as know from experi.
sacs that Il win cure any case Of Catarrh.
I formerly lived At Nspsnes, Ont,
Hoping that you will int roducs the medi-
cine through tho Doninion thoroughly. so
that ny fellow sudsrves may have - op
poriaaity ofgsttipg cured or this disease
You're respectfully. -.f
NELSON 6H0REy,
y, B.-I have always hssn subjee, to
hssaaehs since tskioG the Constitutional
hsvs dot been troubled In the least. II
will esrs headsehe In two or three hours
dan. o. iSSo.su. N. sHongr.
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West Beaver Schools.

En-. Posr-Tho people Of West Beaver
school district. are. in general, we'll
pleased with their schools. Although
a few Of the teachers had to contend
with somo difficulties and oppositions
at the beginning Of the term, never
theless that seems to have bean over.
come. However, there 10 yet here and
there an individual who finds falt
with his teacher. yet there are some OF
the teachers who are really praised for
the work they do. especially one who
teaches in one Of the little towns.
Nearly all his big girls read in the
second reader. Several teachers have
their rooms very nicely and handsoinly
decorated, but we will not say more
about that I IL they only cultivate the
minds Of their pupils properly. They
all seem to realize the great responsi~
bilities resting upon them ~ school
teachers. As general they do we'll.
taking iuto consideration that they
can not afford las they say) 70 give
their whole attention TO the profession.
OF course this is the case with nearly
all tho country school teachers, and
with ours on acoout Of the
little wages they vet. and Of only being
able 70 teach part Of the year. But
our Vest Beaver teachers expect 10
got = niger salary next term for most
Of them declare that they can't save
much especially the one who must
pay both board and horse feed. for be
deems II necessary to have his rig
along 80 that hA can R,ve the sirh q
ride somstimss. Being the teacher.
pan not make . living sloAs by teach-
ing. 1t 10 peocssssry that they should
bs oshsrwiss engaged during the time
they dant tssoh. therefore. The ma
ority Of our ts4ohsu must work on
he farm during the summer. MT
here b one moro lnoky than these,
'or be y . hst,olass painter--st least
ls prstsnds = - ohe, n thsy only
,alld Qpsnd sll their tjms IN WCRkjpG
BE thd dauea 9( a. zion, they could
nAks thok, t9Sahint sllN ssogs go, !
1aek ~ ,<< = jESyy1s Il
"A ~ - " It. E. .f'l. y t''F~ - N u II
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Notice In Partition,

In he matter ofthes ss,aie ofJ J. Bou.r lat,
cffreedury, SaWi"' county Pa., decd.
To the heirs and legal repre
tentative, ftaid d 'roicnr u Wit CnrolIne
intermsrrioi with Luther Ktntx, Ere fsrick J.
boyer, all realizing 10 Suyior county. Penn'a y,
barbara u. Doyer. restjin In PniIadel lphla
fa,. and to the Heirs Of Hannah, who was n.
tsrmasrisd With Henry uiass, Who Ia srnow dc
csaPod ani lett to survive her tho folio " loy
named chiIdret, to wit barbara ulas., John
irwin tlass ani - thass, tho two 1 At
nnned being minors AMI have tor the guarIisn n
of their estate q. burns iesidiug 10 Snyder
county, aud Tor tha guardian Of ihalr nersons
NJ. Cnhill, ESQ, tesIding at Sunisld, Portage
county. Ohio, heirs aud legal tepre.entatIybs
OF J. J, boyer, iats'of Fteeburg, snyder eauuty. /.
Pa, deoestrd.
You ara hereby notified that
by virtue sf o writ OF Inc ilsitiGn Issued ont OF
the Orphsns' Court ut hydor county, aud 10
me directed that an inqu a. viii DO held nj
the late residence Uf he -aid J. I. boyer, f.
Washington TOWNSHIP, on SATURDAY., FEB
lnh, A. ID. 1880. At 70 O'Clock A. M. tiunaLs
partition or valuation Of tho lleal Estate OF IN.
said deceased, When and whore you may at.
tend II YOU think proper. -
b: BoI.ENDER, sheriu.
shns Once. Middleburg, Jan. 4, iSso.
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Physicians Prescribe II,

his giving excellent saiisfse,ioa, Our
doctors prescribe Il. Send thses dossa
Dsrosus By exprssa. Hurry ! hurry I
hurry! We sold our hst bottle this
morning aad have orders for six moro.
hsvs also sold several bottles to- phy-
sioiAa living ssversf miles from here.
lie Ives IL . Gsod recomend.
This 10 . sample Of erdsrs We are get.
ting from druegists every day .tAroaxh-
out the eountry. Rarosns. or, ,Buehu.
Bsokschs, Liver sad Kidney Cure 10 pre-
pared by p x. Thompson. Titusyiile, ~
FOR sale by JehR 4. hes'x kidddls.
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DIED.

In Union Co., Jacob Frederick, aged
about 6Sy.
In seliusgrove. Feb, s,Miss Leah Hoover
aged 65y.
Feb. 4tb. 10 Penn Twp. John Milhoa.
In the 39ih year Of his age.
Feb 5tb. in Penn Twp, Mrs. Jacob
kreidsr, aged about 66 years.
Feb. lib. In seiinsgrsvs. Lot Ulrich, In
his 4oth year.
Feb. 10th. in union Twp. Hon. W. @
Hsrrold. in bis 6mh year.
Feb. l3. Mrs. Hannah Bower.oX, wife
Of Frederick BowersoX. iu Bsaver,ovp
sged 65 years, 2 months aud 81 days.
Feb. IL, In West Beaver twp. Eliza.
beth Kerstsiier. relic, Of Simon Kersteiter.
aged 81 years. ! month aud q days.
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February Election.

/
The fol,ewiss arv IN, tovnshls an,
1.
boroueh ehioeres elected IN Snyder coautv
u..., -.
SV"s e''"o" s''" Asssasy' reo
1uh. ,,.t..y.,
.l. ..'
| Apkus-Jussiss Of the Pssss y.mss MA.
a. s.srih. pqss,.ei.. a. II. swsrts: Judge Of
Swasts ssd z. q. 96ss; Supsrsisors, Dsuiet 81
rn nsd Lev' y sIthr sehroi Directors,
nv = ". 1.us s.S snd Legs Moneeoh %. ~
10 wwosss r.n snd hsnry nc.msn, Assessor.
| B.avsa-Iustice OF ths Ps,os Ad.u smi,h.
Constable. Henry nexrieh; Iudss Of Eleo,ioo,
Jacob 4. free,; Inspectors. RoDert seavsr and
Anes 0ress; M atsfyisors. Peter stri,Ser and
BiIx.r, sshooi i,,..s,or. s'yp nsn.ss, ani peo
n s,un.n, .s.s.os' pN pSpscnt ana nao
HsSrs vii,x - r. "o"'s' auditor
un...s, unnavh wr Judge q Eleatiu. Hssry
noe.sIi .uspecnrs. Joseph, PstT Hnf j. J..
ssseyi Consssoie. Thomas Herbst.r; supsrvis.
~, U.n.el ronthss and BenIaniin kiinsirt;
H. WI,s, a. ni p H MSi,.ws,.n MSi,s snI Jno. 100
Ioi Hsss,n,.s' Sr t,.esso, r i, t,,.s. N,
c,.rw.v-,a,.. ., So,
.-5uuke ~ IT,. Srnel' inspector.
n.a,'..,. ssos.t sna a. n.rr"ii; Constable,
,.s,s,so,. I.roys Susuec, nsn'"l Horsii 80.
,s trs,sr,s ksss'euer ard william
scho,i Directors, Thom,s Pas" III J,s, I.o,'.
sichlrr; Assessor. tugustds s,rouh; nii,or d.
y. herroId; Township Clerk Patrirt L 1ro.n,
Cssras-cout.bie John Mosn, Jn,v. n,
~, S,S','so, T. W; s.essr' s.,. M..a She.
hovsrsn., seh ,n, r,i.s., smsn am Isaac
and samuel k.o,ss,,i AZ a. ,n. ~. o'uvuo
ter spi Dsetsr w sl,er. a.Ii;o, M,aa W..
Reichsnbs,h.
raN sxt,.-tu,,,o. arr.
for; U,,nstable. Henrv W rsiss. l,,,'ny nsu a'..
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-02-19
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In Memorlsm.
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