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, 1880-12-04

Dr. FEL1x l.. OswALp's article on "Tlo
nrlnz lrobluu Ii tho International Icvfelu Tor
December is discussion ct tho OWLS Of tnten,-
rcrntlce from tho physical rather ttn thu moral
noint ot view. Dr. Oswald atntos tint III Grcnt
llrltn!n tho consumption Ut fcr!ntntcd alld dis
Tiled liquors Inns Increased sInce 1870 ut lilo
nserago yearly rntn Of w per cent: aild IN
Franco nt tho rnto Of per cont; III Northern
Germany tho manufacture OF malt liquors Inns
doubled sinco l&1; nns III tho Unttul Suites tho
consumption OF Intoxicating drinks hna al-
S'slccd ut Il rate exceeding oiir rapid growth of
population by une,lttt. 1t IL still moro s1Tgcs-
two circumstance TINT Wtlerovur, for my ca.so,
tho ''so nf distilled drinks his apprccnbly DE-
cl4nctl tho wlnt hna been supplied hy otlor md
cyon moro delotarlous stlnlulAnts. In Paris
nlco!iol Ii in part superseded by ahsln,he nul
choral. a1l.oslE tho 6panist, pcruvuns by coc,.,
and III Sun Francisco by opium. In London and
1t. rotorsbtrE tllasly uscra Of highwtups haru
abandoned thom for pthor-slruktng, md II,
savoy and tho Rdjn!n,nH swlss Cantons srscntc-
GATORS arc tho only absta!ncrs FROM Alcohol.
, 1880-12-04

Nl1s. AMlIEosE Ii n Clergyman, of the Cl,urc1,
Of Engantl lie .urites tho vocation Of cntto
ai'tl sI1ecp brcccr, rnrr,or, brokor, srceututor,
a'lt! spiritual shepherd ull in ono. Loneliness
orGrtnDk hin; ind he lothought him Tint II wife
wnula 10 not M uslwccom1 addition to his stnro
Of cntnforts So he advertised. At thu oIIlcp OF
tho Matrimonial Nctrs he encountered pl1ulp
widow with two children. In time p married
her. Tlloy wcnt to rarls for Il wedding trip.
lle aoon fo'nl thnt tho newly -lln1o bsrs. Ann
hroso Ind prct1tsPos!tlon to tl1rtaeon. She
was tho topic Of cnnvcrantton throughout tho
hotel IN which thoy were stnylug. When ho ru-
turned home, l,o luarnod from his dear nicco
that hls wife, III hcr youth, h,tsl ran away
from II school Mt brighton, alll afterwards
lived with a man to whom Bho was mt
Hnrr!ch. ltpr two children wcro not
lrgltlnntc. She b1illIcd him md fought hin,
and used 10 shy. "Yuu dare not strike ,nc. FOR
tho public nro always nKnlnst striking Il ,vut,l-
ni'.' s'lo threw hot ten Mt htsn, locked him in
Ills room, nnt otl,grwipo "nbllscd hin, most
Rlorluusy." All 0f these facts, It IN almost ,1n-
necessary to stnsc. cnmc out In tho divorce
Court, weicro tho 1tev. Mr. Ambrose so,nowhat
rlafntivcsy satd thut he would nuyer bo caught
agA!n' '"atlvcrtising for wiYe,"
, 1880-12-04
Republican mnJorIty.............29,;bD

After Rejecting these votes O'Coancr was
declared elected by Il majority Of only 0i7
over Atackey. Tic absurd ground OIL which
these boxes were rejected WINS that tho lse-
publican negroes Ind prncticcd intimidation
upon alleged swarms Of their felow-citizells
OF color who yearne.l to cast the Democratic
butldozers' ticket but wero prevented from
50 doing. The Democrats Of South CaroIlnl
were never known before 10 mnko such n
microscopic quest for intimidation. They
might have seen 1t with the naked eye II they
had not scrupuous!y rcfruined from looking
In the right direction.
, 1880-12-04

In tnusfe, Or poetry III lltcrnt,trc, An tho.,,.
or r''y tiE In dancing. Another rl,or,, poetry
dnnot' Is tliu f'lnasiirablo md hrH,,hs,,, Tho
cso a1tort!s. to Witch IA cnutlrd tlo e1ef.
bal.ty ut movement, mt. tho s,"e ahi
Eo0tl 'nIafe. Whit IL Christian dmsnt danp,',n. m Of
lh Christian anythinx7 ChrIsttan ",si""s, as Mhnt
t'.'a plonsl'rc, Christian cxc,clsc3 +, = safls' NJ
which Is DING III olor. and p,rIiy mi ~ ~ INIT
tion. So Ehr,atia dAnciiE h Thar wh1e,, oeta' =.
III nlan'y md womnnly e,1dcnror nf,"-s !" uono
nnd pt,ro enjoyment. "''es "o''cat
GnMl-ntgl,tl have to say aoo1.r,,,.
To suel' host nf peerless tLinr.l e"s
0taNl-nf4ht unto that SNOWY hand,
All TlIccn1y with Its weight Of rinn.,
GoMl-nf4ht tn fUnul, tlcleut,, cy,.a
0otht.i'!shl to chestnut traI,ls NJ hot.,
uDod- nlrht unto tito perfect tnuntb
And uEl tho swrctneas fto,tlr,l thoro-
Thu snowy fand ttotnns me; ttcn
I'll hAvo to sny "guotl- n4ht Uua,r
Int there Will coma a time, ms lnvc
When. II rcnd nir stnrs rrsht.
sl,n'l INT ltngcr by this porch
with my allct.s. TILL tllor. rras1. ntch.
You wish tllp time wero llnwY And I.
You 't0 not blush to wish II so-
You wosilI1 hive Ausl,ed yourself Ia to,,.
To own 81 much n ycar nyo-
Whatt bott. tlloso snnwy hnnlst Ah. linn
Ftlhnvo to sny "goud- aeaIn.
-Samucl Ju,lcs Tfbltn.
, 1880-12-04
TI1E Faculty md students of lInryartl Uni

!TnE Faculty md students of Harvard Uni
versIty nro milking olnborato preparations Tor
tho production Ut tho "tEdiWIs Tyrunnus" of
soph0clcs ln tho original Greek ut Sau1ers' Tho
afro, Cambridge noxt sl'riug. Prof.. Iatno vii.
wrlto tho nnlsfo; profs. Goodwin nnd Norton
Will atteh0 10 tho costuncs; Prof. Allcu to tho
,lnlleil'g; Mr. "hcctnr to tho stage uct!on: Mr..
Itlt!dIo to tho trimming Of tho nctors; and MI.
otller Ecntlosnnh 10 tito preparation III tho IIbrct-
to. Mr. Lous dyer, Of ChtcaKo, has chnrgo Of
tho pronunciation, Ia which spcclnl attention Is
IN bo gtvon. 1hlrrart1 Crimson sAys: anu ouo Is
hotter tittol than i,o to hayo charge Of this in-
portnnt point" In Accnrslancu with bis OWL
practice, epsilon to'a will bo pronounced III
"clght": cimlan upsE0ls, ~ In Tho Spanish worl
desa'a (b0tti vowcls sounded. but coacsccttl; u.
sadn. Ms Frcnah Is; ztta, aa tn tsoftl. 1t will 10
remembered tllat tho simtnr prlilction NJ tho
"AVns,enlton" NJ Oxford few tnonths exo
WIS attended with gFeat Success, and tho effort
or tho gentlemen concerned In this ruprescntt-
tion At Harvard will bo to hAyo tue "u;dlpus"
quito rs noteworthy II performance.
, 1880-12-04
PERSONALS,

Mrs I4al'gtry dill mt accompany i,cr hrs-
bahl to thls cotintry. at,l Col. Nick Smith stl
natntntHs his supr0nluey.
Mrs. Hastings, tho young lntly wlo was
Innrrict Mt tho Willie House two y0nra nEo, i,as
named hcr bnby daughter Incy ltnyrs Hastings.
a boy III the geography clnss or ono of Our
Ernmu1ur sciluols VIVA askod BY tho tenchcrt
Whcre. ts "lioli.Qato'1 Tho cub answered
tnuno.
Four newspapers lit Tcxns are edited by
women, und tho other women III Tint State aro
beginning to think that tho press should 10
luuxzle.l.
I" | sce TINT my 1ittle sister lns been sold for
S5,oOo shnll order u Eoalskin blankct tG-tnor-
rnw Tho VAntaerblts hAyo Rot tim cnsh, and
don't lot 1t cscapp your snunnry.'-.1h.,ut 8.
A European paper says that Patti llns be-
colt,u co,tvvrt to tic WnKnorinn scl,uu Of .nu-
sic. On nccount NJ her wealth we SUPPOSE tho
unfortunate lady will 10 placed In a private
nsytun,.
Dr. Ebers, tho wo'I.known Egypto1oglst,
hns obtulnusl 1T Tho1es an a1iu.ont Egyptian
linpyrtts roll continuing d tr,atlso Oh n,etlIco.
When tho doctor c01ncs to tho document ho will
rr1hahty discover TINT It Is uHya tllsktlised ntl.
ycrtiscieat OF sqmo fNnkeu nustr,,m.
Tho editor Of our esteemed contci1parary,
the New York St, tl1tutlos to tic editor ut utlr
othur esteemed contemporary, 4no Cincinnati
cMamtfcta, as Fluld MarshaI llnlstoad. Tho
public nny now uxpcot to have tho OTHER editor
held up to public dUrlston rs |'the .:lu!4 nunn."
'lnbltc LIbrarian."-You will llnyo to
aesl To Chicago fur tho buck containing tho
story nf uMpN'fln. 4 copy Of thu wt'rk wns
'oeo BVslt To Ut. Louis, hnt homo 1T tho tnual>lt-
nnts believed tho slipper pnrt OF tho story, ax-
ccptn fow TINT had Leon to Chleayo and secll
tAtltcs will, snail fcct.
'''lhe pooplo Of Sanansky to-day stn1ul III
tho twilight Of Il groAt tragedy" IL tho wny iu
which III nrttulo In u Sa'n!usky rnper loxns.
11y oarcfully perustnE It, wo Icnrn t4At sumo
bot!y's burn IL ltnb,o Il, bu f'rud by sparks from
passing locomotives, MI. hlso tulrrentlaily, that
nnothor college Rr1.luatv hns Kouu Into thu
Newspaper business.
W0 llayo received a poem cutItle.l, "1Vlat
aakos ,ahy Cry lo. N'gl,s7" but, Us nclther colle
sr tho ND lHy's slipper is given rs III atIswur,
VIC cannnt publish 1t. Poems ought to teach Il
usuful !uaaot,, aud 1ue that 0nty Rlvua penpla
ono moro ihIng to hunt fur and worry about
GyeFy tlnla tho bAby tn1ltates Arbuck!p Ia pos
live Injury to Immunity.
a Un[yersallst minister III Peoria recently
preached sermon OIL dAnetug which tAa
charmed ult tho yuunY t'eopla Of Ills iiock. His
argument, roughly outlt1Ml, scdtns tn bo that
human nature Ii ulnau lu delight lu lcu.lty, 4tld
tho facuisy dues not eomo fruta tho lovl, but IL
uKift of God, Tor uotl hAs tlllut tho wortl with
nisWcrn t0 tue hnnan CRY for beauty. III tho liiio
arts, In lu.1Bc aud in literature nun u seuh
creating othar obJects to sattsgY tho hunger for
beauty. Tho PLEASURE Eiycn by tho enjoyment
Ut beauty ia never 30 cxqutslly kect4 LII thosv
Whu arc cruat[nX It, anu tht4 law lies vt tho
foundation Of tho philosophy Of tho peoples le~
light IL danolnx. Astherois harmony Or rhythm
, 1880-12-04

Acco1!ntSn TO n Washington dispatch, lho
OIlfcc lid lHryn n,,d prat'tnhse business
dnring tho Inst fscnl ycnr. Nero ttnn .0,Ooo
applications were received, moro thnn 1000
putcnts 1rllntctt, md there WIS not rcvcnue to
tho Government. over nil expenses, OF npurly
s@00,O0. 80 tho npplo-pnror thnt won't pcol. anil
tho al"rttve ity-trnp, md tito perpetunl-n,uttou
mncllnc thut Is perpetual In everything hit
motion, and I'LL tho thousand other short lived
prot'ltcts of Yankee Inventive Kent1a tbat np-
pcnr every yenr In Washington lnvc tholr uses.
They 10 NO har1n to tho useful invcttlons, md
they help uhc1u snnn ycrytlttie with hlsail1,unl
itIta
, 1880-12-04

TnEnE IN n character In "Enfymton y
callc,i 81. iMrbt whici, Is sait I'd be cnrlcnturo
If Thnckcray. Tho fcl1tw IA nsatlo conrso uni
co,,temrtbo. nMtl tho nttnlrcrs IF tho nulhot Of
"Essnnln " nru aIrtms!y furn,,a nycr tho nttnek
uru,. tue fair fntnr of ttotr fWnrtt. Tito nor.
trntt,lrc II tho tnf1R-selayct roycnHo Of L,nl
ftenc0nslcld fur 1haekcray'a lntr[rstlue nuycl Ut
" "Coltngsby." Charles Lever. wti1 wns h,r-
lrsqurl by Tnnckeray n1ong with rsrlscr at,,l
llcncnnsctl. took vengeance BY n cnrtca,uro 0f
hts tnrtnpntcr MS 4 ttack writer In "ftolntst1
cnslsei"; hut Luvor'a ntory nnl Its eatiro nrr
buth forgotten. 1t rcn.nIns In 10 scen whctAor
Hcacorsicll dealt tlotc sklful stroke.
, 1880-12-04

THE CEar Inns panlonGA his napltow, tho
GRIND Duke Nicholas cunstAntlnoyitch. whoso
reckless oxtsayaxunco as,tl consequent lAwtus
1losa Wero tho OCCASION at hta incarceration, u1ll
subsequent exilo to Central ASH, 'Thuro tho
yotlnB man has conducted himself II. IN uxcH.
plnry manner. 0rcatly fnsorGstel In tho po,.
struotIon Ut railway connecting siberia with
tho wcsterl nart of tho Russian Etlpirc, tho
Grand Duko hna himself explored tho respective
regions nul written q n,Astorly report e,l tho
host ll,Ia t0 hc selected for tho grand enterprise.
Thu Car, touched by his ncphaw's pcnltpnce,
Gs'tl probnbly moved by hts lnothar's !netssant
suprlIcat!ons, ts said 10 havo granted hlm per-
mission IL return to VI. rulcrs1ur9.
, 1880-12-04

Miss 13E1ssI1Annr wroto n very cntllusl.
astlu dispatch to tho Paris EYtru describing her
triumph I'll New York. Shr said that thero WIS
hut It llIrett0 In tho house, md thAt 70, 700 per-
Bona crlcd ylye In Trance under her windows
utter tho rcrrornlnnco,-two very pnlpahln
ot-sos. Miss Snrn, 1t is to ho fcarcd suffers frunl
optical delusons or something.
, 1880-12-04
SUBSTITUTION OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
FOR GREER IN COLLEGES,


Eng1isl, educational circles are agItatetl to
tho centre bya proposition to tllscoutlnuetho
obligatory study of Crock nj Cambridge
University, mil to substitute Fretlcl, ai,a
Gern,an III lis stead. 1t appears tlat some
two years ago memorial, signed by many
lIeatl A1aster., OF tho public schools a,nl BY
nlntty prominent literary md scientific gcrl.
tleme,l, WIS directed to tho authorities or
tho University, pruying them 10 tnko into
consideration soma ,nuaIla by which candi.
dates for MI l,oI'nr degree might bc relieved
from rasslnE examination In Greek. Tho
| subject was rGfcrrc1 BY tho University ali.
thorfties to committee, nntl this Committee
collected evidence from NIL quarters with
result that was somcwlnt bcwlldcrlng. It
made 4 modified report, suggesting tint tho
obligation to nass III the two classical lan-
guagcs-Latin and Grcck-s!lould be relaxed
III certain cascs nl,tltllat Frenct, ind German
Should be substituted for Greek.
The report wns discussed, 1l0t only III tic
University but In tho public press, aud the
atIcklers for thu old regime ils.t!p such tles-
pirate resistance to any innovation t!,at they
carried tho tay. As ii,e London 1i,ncs says:
"They anl!cIpntcd gradual stlhortIl,atinn
Of casslcs, tho grand oil training wl.Icl, lsas
produced SO ,nany scholars atul gentlemen,
10 ult sorts Of neurological sciences whtcl,
Ind not boon cuunlly tried mil tested, Thpy
scented from afar Tic laloratory and tho cn.
ginecrs oil, alul they hcl. TINT such things
woro not nj 10 bring between tho wind and
tllptr nobiltty.n-yhicll reminds mn nr sir
Leicester Dc.llouk's horrible suspicion TINT
Mrs. 1souucewell's SOIL woult become n Wat
|
, 1880-12-04

Hills OF particulars hive already been
filed III the casc If the Republicans scfrautlc,i
out Df their credentials III tho SIlucstring
District Of Mississippi uni tho Eightl, Dis
trfcL Of Alabama. a. similar service Inns
now been performed oil behalf nt +. ". N.
Mickey, of tho Second Soitth Cnrotiia Dis
tract. Tho whole vote cast Mt stx strong RE-
publican PRECINCTS ln tllis district WIS re-
1pgtrtt, ns follows:
, 1880-12-04

SENATOR BLAINE is said by llle Now Y'orl;
correspondent Ut tho Philadelphia Laiper to
lsasc colnc to tho conclusion TINT, II he elnlot
hnvo subsidies for ahpH. It wo.tll 10 better for
tho enm1npFcfaa intoreats Of tho country to yleIl
tho point gracefully MI tito Navigation laws, aud
repeal those roles or 1nutlloyallsnl.
, 1880-12-04

GES. CHANT Is expected III Washington Mt
tho opening of Congrcas. lfo will remain tuore
only few dAys. Most OF tho winter tls will
apnnd In tho house which llo has rented In Now
f"rk. Ills Ba.1. Chi. Frederick Grant, will, It Is
r1lE0resl, BOON ioayo tho ur1ny untl ong7lge in
rnllroud business. This itat,, co,nes from Now
rnr1<
, 1880-12-04
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

M 1AIr-Iy ADvANCk-r0STanE FEErA1T1.
fni1Y e,1Ittnn n.c ycat =. 90
t'nrte o{ ftnt llDr t,ttJlt ltl....t,.,,,,,,,, 1.U
1nfty end Nur,Is ), pr yrar,,,,.,.u,,,,.., 1t.tNb
lUctdAr, Tim tHjny. and tntlrnv ner vcnF,, ss.&Na
htndnt ii n,ine say Anl Frittny. t,et 5rnF., Gl.t1
Et,,itlur if.nngr ndltinn nur yrnr .s.Tab
Anr ushts ttny. uGr Y,.nr E.UD
WEEKLY El,irlOH-rbsrr.slD.
PCT
Hltb q! hfG...t snnn
e"sR"
Hpqcinsen cppirs scnt trcp.
l;fv,s fos1-ullau nldress In tu, tnElnlinE County
and Stntc.
lctnIttanees mar 10 maio rller By tiraf. express,
pnHt-0cu order. OF In toalstcsG ctirf, ~ our slsx
To CRY suIlsCRtnr;n1.
nn!l5 delivered sutny cxcettet. 81 cents pcr wces.
Daily delivered. snndar tuc'uG. .ti eeNts mr. Mock.
Address TIL: TRtHLSE cUMrASr,
t:orner Atsdson md pcafh,rn-sts.. Chicago. Ill
, 1880-12-04

rrr f:rrrAnn TntnrSE hAt established branch
Offices thu Focapt VI subscriptions nHd ndrGrttsd-
mtnss ~ faitnwei
NEW Y0Rk-ilootn y 1rthtnt nu1'ding. En-. Nc
FAnpkS, Manager.
t;LASGOW. Sco,and-jsllan's American Nova
Agency, 81 1tannGlh-st
LONDON. Ena.-An,erican Exchnnco, w Strand
uEEHr \. utLItu. Agent
HAbl1ihGvt}N. Il. E.-t1tn + strneL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

showing the votes receivea By each candidate
shall be made and signed by the election officsrs
~ soon A. The vote IL counted, aud the Eatne
shsll be Immediately posted upon the door of The
election house for Information o. tho pabnc
The friplicate returne shail be enclcsed IN enve
loTlss an1 he sealed In presence OF tho ofnceru,
and Que envelope with tho unsealed return she et
given 20 the Judge, witch shall contain one list
OF voters, taiiy.paper and oaths Of officers and
another of said envelopes shall be given 10 the
minority Inspector. Ali judges living within
twelve miies of tho prothouotsry's ofnco or
within twonty-fonr miles ~ their residence be
In town. village or city upon the Hue OF a rail
road leading to the county seat shall, before two
O'Clock post meridin ofthe day after tho elcc. Z.
Ton, and ali other judges shan before twelve
o'clock meridian OF the second day after the
election, deliver said return, together with r..
turn sheet, To- the pruthouotary OF the Court Of
common Pleas uf the county which said return
sheet shall H. icd, aud day nd hour Of the Ming
marked thereon, aud shsll he preserved By the
PrnihJn6tary Cor rnblic Inspection. At twelve
o'clock on tho said second day following ANY
clectlpn Tho frnthOnothfy Of tho Court " Com.
mon mon p'"a''s'h preson' Tho said re'urns to tn.
The retnrns presented by tho prnthonntary shall
uc opened by s,ii Court aud computed by such
Il its officers snl such sworn sssistants as the
Court sh.li sppuiut tu The pr"soAcc of the indse
W Judges Of ssii Cunrt aud The RETURNS certified
inl certificate ot election issued unier tho seal
tftho Cuii.t o. isnuw requt oil o bc done by
return julRos aud the vote as 10 computed, am
'ertihci, shall hc made a matter " rccored IN
aid Court The sessions. of the s'ii Court are
tpou o. tho public
Aud tho nthrrnf saii tripiica'c r,turns shall be-
placed 10 the box a.d soa'.d w. With ,hr hall lli'
has been ot shau br provided by tho ar;hotitiu
II auy city country, township, or borough tor
the "a fc. coping ~ tn ballot boAes tho initc
,rd mtuority Inspector sbAli after the
'lecilon shan be finished, aud r,c h,i.
nt.'oi or bts containing the tickcts. list
" VOTES. anl Otncr paprra, have heen srcurr.
" hnnId Wiieh tap" aud sealcl.ant tt, Stgriturr
VI the JUDGE and iuty ectots HfnSrd thoretr,
inrthNtth dcllvnt ~" same, together with the
r"m'tuins hnS"s t. thu Mayor aui Recorder u
such city ~ IL counties, townships, W Lutpughs
10 such person or per-ruS ~ the CONT " COM
mon Piraa ui that rruper county may dr-iRu,tr,
At tho plar" provided, as aforesaid, who shall
then irp1,it the stii boxes aul keep tho sam,
To answer the call of Any court nr trihuntal
nu'hhrilci try tho mnrits ~ sLcA r,o,,t.A
tiven undct my hand, ~ m once In Middle
bufE this 2ith dav OF - trM0cr \. ~ iS-',
nni In TITO one hundtc'th and iutth year OF the
Independence OF the United States.
DANIEL BoLENDER Shvrii'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30
Rowa'i's Newspaper Directory.

1t has createda great revolution in
the manner in which advertising is
awarded to newspapers by dusiacSs
men, who can rely upon its statements,
with much greater accuracy than those
Of mercantile agencies in regard to the
financial standing of dealers, inas-
much rs the business of newspapers is
Of the most public and Transparent,
character, and may be readily arrived
at, even by those possessing u much
less thorough and complete system
than that employed by Messrs. Rowell
& Co 1t would require very rigid
system OF crossexamnation to get clos
er figures or estimates on the compar-
ative values of the different newspa.
pers in this vicinity, As advertising
mediums, than is disclosed 10y their
circulation given in the Directory
Delhi (N. ~ Republican, 1880.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

Last Sunday evening this commu-
nifty was startled by the report thai
another death by suicide had occur.
red near town. Investigation proved
that the rumor was correct. Daniel
Relish being the second victim of sell
destruction, in Union county, within
comparatively recent date. Mr.. Relish
was son of Mrs. Catharine Reish, of
West Buffalo Twp, was married aud
resided with his family at Hightown
this county. lie was visiting relatives
at Forest Hill, Mr., Ben. Reish's, at
the TIME Of his death, and, for some
days previously, have evidenced signs
OF mental trouble. Early on Sunday
morning he left the house, aud, not
returning, search was madc for him,
when he was found, come distance
away, lying on the ground with his
throat cut. Life was entirely extinct,
the jugular vein having been severedi
A pocket knife, with blade opened and
blood stained lay near him, showing
the means used to commit the deed.
Deceased leaves wife and seve n
children to mourn his untimely death
a coroner's inquest was held which
resulted in the verdict Of self-destruc-
tion In a moment of mental depres.
sion caused by sickness MiDlinburg
Telegraph.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30
General Election Proclamation

I, DANIEL BOLENDER, High sheriff o.
Snyder county, Common weaith Of Pennsyiva
nfs, do hereby make known ant give notice I,
siec,%ien % viii he he held In IN. ssid eone,y & % o
snyder, on
Tuesday, November 2nd, 1880,
for the purpose ofelectlus the seversi person,
hereinaiter NAMED, to Wit
Twentv.nine persons as Presidential Eiec.
tors.
One person for supreme Judge Of Pcnnsyiva
MIA.
tine person ss Auditor General Of Ponnsyi
vabiA.
One person to MI the omcc ~ Representa-
tive In Cunsress Tor the lsh district conn os eli
Of the couuties ot snyder, huuttnA Adou. suni
ataS ferry. Franklin aud Fulton.
Oup person tn represent the nth senatorial
nistrtct composed oft counties Of snyder
.uion And Notthumberiand, u the Senate o
f'ennsylvanfs,
ooc person to an the once Of Representative
in tne General AssenGiy OF tue Comt1onwoalt ltb
tor the cgduty OF snyder.
oue persog to nll tue once OF Surveyor Tor
Snyder county.
I ais, hereby m,kc known AT sivc n,tie,
that the place OF hol lins the aforesaid election
In the several towuships anl Jlruuxn, witntn
the county OF snyder are rs follows, 10 sit
nugh uf Sclinslrpvo.
township. ''
=, At the honsc Of David II. rorrold, IN Mad foi
Chapman township.
Al licyer's ToNn Hall Ia and for Washington
township.
At the hnuseof John NJ Moycr, In the Uor
ohgh ct iddrburN tor traukiin tuwnsiip.
81 the odisttllu.s Hall IN RcaycrtoNn IN
aud fct Bvsvrr toWushiu
AZ the h'usc ptjaCOO Miller In aud for Ncs,
bcayot township.
At tho h'u,c of James d. Long In aud 70,
CUutrr tpNu-hip.
At the house IT !. !. Mitchell, In and - Mid
dleCrt"k tuvuShlp.
h'rr H'n,o oi sarah 4. Miller iu aud fot
Penn tuwu-lhp.
A. the s,huu house ia Kraizcrvillc, IN aud foi
Jark son tnNhsiiip
At the school house A. Shamokin Dam In and
fir Muurnc township
At the h,-.tc of ChriS,i,n =. Hraybiii, IT, and
fpr Mcrt lvrty township.
At tho Court House IA and Toe the Borough OF
Mldlcbutg
At thc huuBc oI---Blosser iu and for Union
tOwpship.
At the house u the hcits Of Charles Matcrn n
TN Nlrytir. in and for Adams tINuship.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

The cefehration held by the Chest.
nut Ridge Sundsy-school in Mr. 5acoh
Hnmmel's woods was a success. There
was good turnout. Good music was
furnished by the Shamokin Dam Cor.
nent Band. An abundance of good
victuals were on hand, and there was Il
consequent good feeling. and good
time among the participants. In the
evening preaching was held in the
Chestnut Ridge school-housc 10y Rev.
Gambol. There WAS large attend
anced, number being from the celcbra.
ton. MONROE.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

The greatest wonder Of the age is
how Oppenhcimer can sell goods SC
low.
The next greatest wonder of the 10Th
century is, how 0ppenheimer disposes
Of such immense quantities of clothing,
Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Gloves,
&c, &c.