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PERSONALS.

The New York 7'rib,1!c now tleyotcs n col.
umil every sl'ndny to hfuts and Instructions ~.
Rnrtltug knitting md cr>cllct. Wo Bru Mimi,
Mr.. Held is oycrworking iin,solf.
john w. F0rlley nllutles to Jay Cooko NJ
My d0Rr acquaintance" Sever,l thousnn1
othor people who invested III N.,rttcr1, raetio
stock nls0 regard Mr. Cooke ns Il ,lcnr acnulnt.
nnoo; too expensive, In faet, 10 ho plcas.nt.
We are not surprised 10 sco Il eo1umn
headed "0oncrnl Washington News" In Tho
Springfield lfclmb1tcah. Oeneral Wush!uvtnn
died abput one hundred yensB aEo, but TIM efreto
journalism Ut tho East Ia nlwnya iJtlo l,rhitul
tho times.
James Anthony Froudc, 1t Is not gclIcrally
klowsl, Is II rcgulurly or,.atnetl t1caeol III tl,o
Established Church Of England, anu WIS II writer
Oil Cardinal Newman's "Ihyes VI tho satnts,"
11c wns or1nfne.1 In 18ii nlll WIS ut ardent Lsc-
pic OF Iugcyiali.
Il correspondents WANTS to know Il VIC will
ho 81 kind rs to publish p.tct1 enti1le,l "t,h
Why Should thu Spirit Of Mortal lie i'r,,ll;" Wo
hnva nut II cai'y of thls little sutn at h,lnl hut
IL my Of Our renders possess au tuy viii colt
for great Favor by mt mentioning tl,o fnrt.
Victoria, Princess Imperial at Germany
an1 Princess lloynl Sr Great I.sisaIa md Erc.
iand. hns lust passed. her 10Th blr;i,,ny. All tho
ndnfrlnE articles o,, tho generous and fostcrt,,g
patronage wl1[eil tho Princes liAs given to tho
nrts and scloncos In that country.
A beggar Of thee did pray
For hut ono kiss-thou guy'st it mo,
bcggar hasl gono to thee,
A Awcalthy 1nan canc-
Eo rich III til 1ost this world can hold
Tint alt tho money. all thu gull
Cun roycr for sucl, treilsure pas.
II for that moments thrilling bliss
Ny whole lito In exchange must 10,
Thy precious gift hns spoiled tno so
Tint must over beg for th!s-
Fur one, ona kss! AMI never freq
Art thou now from this bcggary
For q kiss, Il klas. for kiss!
From "1fannIee Haltatls," BY .Hun7t liaIsttdd.
Tha Taris papors record with aston!sl'.
mcnt tho fact thnt Mt tho recent wedding ot
Nllo. San1ry, tho nctr9ss. with tho sun Ut rlch
Btock-brokcr tho brldo stoI tcnra. Tho same
thing once occurred In Cheaso, greatly 10 tic
surprise Of tho young laly's friends. hut Aftcr
tho eero1nony It pas learncd that tho grooms
fortune Ind hocn wiped out thnt dAy BY nn
eccentric gyratlon of tho wheat market, tho
fuct being unknown to nll but tho bride.
a Maine correspondent Of tho New fork
Tribune writes: VA fow dnya Ago Ind tho
pleasure Of shaking hands with Capt. M!lr7
Btandlsh, aged about 40, IL chunky blup-eye'l.
rosy.faccd, gen!al fellow, who IL waiting forn
re'v schooner n0w building for him haro. Ito Is
u l!nca! descendant Of the great oslAnal. i3o
has nephew OF tho sanlo stock, who, l'en3
nHInc1 utter tho Kreat mini OF Plymouth lsock
also, spells hin pano 'Mylos,' 'ko hls ancestor.
Either this Capt. AIlos or aHo Of thu same I'aro
Il talnk thta ono, taou4h) won't IL II pl'blIp Gil
tcrtntnEnont hcro two or throe years ago. lle
Il. 1,GI...
, 1880-12-14

THE efforts Of the Cellgus Conlntssio to
onua,cEnto tho lndians havo proved abortiya, tho
Now York 13ttes says, M lconunt OF tho shyncss
and tue peculiar superstition Of tho atbrIyinus.
Thu lntliahs. partlcularly tho very wild ouss
aro exceedingly scnsitlro ln roKarl to furnishing
intelligence abunt lt,0Ir fa,nitlos aud roso,lt my
Inquiry IN tho s4lj0ot. hotne II tho triua bold
1t tn he I'LL insult to inRke my llrrct reference
to certain &n'ntly relationships. Tho notions
prevalent asnanB sasAHes ~ to t,au,es ase also
sln8Alar. Most Indla,,s huvo two lla1ucs,-one OF
thsni cotl'lnoa Mla public, kcnuratly usoA In
sl1rtise fa'ntiiarlty; tho otfur private, nnd 20
eel19m seoken W tV ke Wrll.ulxh sasEe4, Tt!la
, 1880-12-14

Hocofnt natno is tho roal ratne, and Ia .,,,. :.
or!nurfly to liz lcarcr ia often t,ce,nc,l n -
erate nt5ront. TIE bulk of MI Tho untam., ''.',
;ritea aso epors1elo,'s ahout giving s,nts,i,,
Hes, or tfor as!ars. They hccyo th", =, '.thi-
ia MI evil onct,, mid thlt MISFORTUNE viii w 10
consequence. Tlloy nro s,iyp!eloun n ~ ~ .ae
tleEreo Of tho whttos at MI times a, n,o. my M
circumstances. When t'loy tlo not thnr,',,'..M M
Understand tho object Of nnythny-onH1 ,sa; )
understanding Is necessarily very utn,- "te's
i'nnEltto TINT konlo hnrm is i,tenc,, thon M
nf Thorn wou1st bo burned ut tho s,uEn ro.. S1oss
th"1 tn mike answer 10 tho lucsl!ous Sf 'n ,ss :
t.tstaus fRrlit. 'Vt t10
, 1880-12-14
TInrIMIZEn GnnrnHhrIflNa.

oppressive buli.loztng over disclosed to thu
people Ut tl.a unltesl States, wll0 aro pretty
familiar will. tho subject, l1ono ctt,l ctlunl
that now III pr0ccss iii tls city, anu tho rlc~
ttns Of wllicl. ara three corporations.
1t Will bo remembered tint 1onrly tliTco
years ago tho City Council IF Chicago by
ORDINANCE imposed tax OIL tito three horse
railway companies Of this city; this Tux sas
III tho shape Of II liccnsu fec Of $50 ycnr fur
cao)' l,olse-car oieratod by tho companies.
These companies have 11oar.|s of Directors
md officers resident In thEs city, nil Of wioln
GRO nctuatcd a1r1 governed by Lilo highest
sctlse Of patriotism. III answer to q suggcs-
ton TINT tho companies resist tho Tux, these
officers Indignantly rotllsetl. They Ind not,
1t Is true, Invited tho Tux, but, ns
1t was ley'etl, they saItl they should
pay It. hut tho newspapers having cfINn-
iclcsl tic fnct TINT tllo ordinance lIatf been
pnssod, and ILLS fact having beGn published
IN tho Eastern Statcs, It caina to tho knoWl-
cdgc Of, strange to say, one EASTERN stock
holder fl each of these three Chicago coin-
pnnics. These stockholders wero not patri-
otlc; they Ind no special interest 1T support-
liz tho City uoycrnnonto of Chicago; SO thoy,
writing promptly to their respective coul-
panies, forbade tic oll'cors Of those companies
oboyiNg tho ely orlIlnnces. In win did the
Presidents, Directors, Secretaries, anil Trcns-
urers Of the companies rcmonstrNto; they
p!uated most urgently alttt labario,isly with
the far-llstant Stockholders to allow tic
companies to pny the license taxes, but they
appealed to ears Of stone md to lloarts rs us-
sy,npatllotle rs icaborgs. Finally, they re-
Enlfrfl tn nhny t9tntr 0vt1 nn13Rrnn4 hmm tSrg
, 1880-12-14

TIE census Of 1850 gives Utah noput,,
ton Of li3,.D7, a1t1 :horo arc sou, nora t,oIn.
thnn fonntcs, which fact rniscs tho 1nt n. IN
tho necessity of polyga1ny. Why should ono
tnan have tnoro thnn ono wtlo VIXEN tl,oro n,,
not females enough 10 10 rounl,-to supniv
Zach mnl0 with II Ac'pmntop
, 1880-12-14

At tho recent election in q Conue.,tou.
town clergyman r,tt hisl lalIut tor Ncprrxc',,,"'
tive into ls vest rockot with ptber nonn.s
When tho rct''Fn Of tho town was mado r,' IL, !,
rcnd m ful0wss w II
john III. Smith {scp.}. -.
WILLIAM lliehtn1nd tttcm}, 80, 'lgl
Mrs. Atl!orsHl. tluRrcs tho rtyetr Of thn . ~
Ere9Nt!on fnr bur hllstnnd I4lnu Il, sss. so"'
, 1880-12-14
TRIBUNE lIIt4ANEIi OFFICES.

rrr f,n,cAno Tn1nCsE has established branch
hcrs for thu receipt ot subscriptions and hdvcstlso.
alssts rs fuil',~s.
ki.W iuItK-ltopm y Tribune Hutdln2. FIT. Me-
fAs,l,ES, SnnaIar.
GI.AsuoW. Scnisnnd-.Ailnn's American News
Agency, 81 itnnlaIA-sk
1uSDttS. ERn+-Anlor1can E&chnnac4 III straila
VESRf +, un.f,d, A:rnt.
WASHINGTON. II. C.--tJl9 street
, 1880-12-14


Fru,,c,, to 10 sucl, TINT "tho Union l'ariu
Company MI June 20, lssu, virtually was In
condition 10 my tho entire debt which It
owes tho Qoycrnlnctt, rs well rs q per cent
dividend OF Its capital Stock"
Congress n year ormoro ago was reluctant
IL driven by tho f,rce Of p,lbllc opinion tn
compel these companies to pay into tho
Trcasnry something annually rs sinking
fund ta l.,cct tho already enormous lobt due
to lliu Government. Tllts payment Auditor
French alsu includes III Ills statement Of tho
demand inuan upon tho companies which RI.
.lucc tl,cir ability 10 p,.y their tebt.
II Is unc of tho misf0rtunes Ut tho Govern
1nellt TINT IN atl Its dealings with these cor
,,orutIons tic officers Of tho Government bc-
come tho special nslyocates-we might sny
ut.ornoys-af tho corporations. While tho
Thurman I'LL was pending before Congress
to compel tllcso companies tu render nc-
cnunts mud to nakc tic rrunircd payments
into tho Treasury, tho Directors rcprcsal,t-
ing tic United States, with Atr j. 1. Wilson
nj their hcnl, Turinllsly assnilcd tho bill MID
urged Congress tn accept n scl,rlnc Of settle
lltent SO transparpttly dishonest that nothing
hut eoNiitlcnc In tic power ut corruption
conf,1 l,ayG Inspired hope Of itsuttoptto. III
tl,eatoptlon Of tllc Thurman bill, Congress e1l,-
pllattcn!y condemned tho sehenu 50 nrgcnt-
ly pressed by tho Directors supposed 10 rclt
resent the Government mid thu public inter-
ests, md yet there nro those who lind among
tliesc rebukctl anil bafIcll Directors rersons
to recommend fur Cab1nct ntl!ces cycn for
thc Office Of Secretary OF tho Treasury.
Tile history ut tliesu two railroad corporn-
ttons is n National disgrace They lave u.s.
sun,ch mastery which threatens the supe-
riOrity of tic Government. lIRytng built
onl aty;,,od n,nono t,,o ma,,n,rrs n aun,
n,,,ot -, ,Ln ,ns. ~ t,,a ~oo,ts i,,,,u, ,n,n,t
tt.,,,sn1,os a on,,;,,t si,,,t Troo or ,o.+ n,,,r
t'n,,r ,,,rn,,rta,n,t t,, t,,,d ,,ro,,,s N,,,,nr.
H.. aonn1 =, .sr,s ~ t,,n .to,, ~
, 1880-12-14

SEVERAL. correspondents arc Informed
that Garfield did poll fnuro votes in tndEunn f.,
November thah Porter dill III October,
, 1880-12-14

Enstrtd a. The Pot-tfIe. al taet3'. ill., Al Steond'
t,tass Mtltttr.
1nrthn hcnent nf onr pnirons who desire 10 *onu
1inGc EolAcs nf TifE TRIBUNE thrunRt tho 1tai' NJ
esu herewith thu t5nrascnt rnto ~ fustl;G:
fbnDlflt. Pr EnrN,
TIrht nnh Twelvb l'ago rnIor..r..........9 cents.
et4l9uh lHKo pnr1r.... cnhts'
a.. .. FiHtlJ.Is
Eight and rwgivu Iagu Paper. r..,.u..."...".e cents.
SoAsp*
, 1880-12-14

AfcVtekcr'n Theatre.
Mntfsnn ttrert, ho.wrpn statn and 1learhorn.
Engagement uy JohcptI Jefferson. "Rp Van Wnko.'
, 1880-12-14

Central H1usle 1Yn1l.
Ensl.ur at HNndolp!i and Htatu strccta. Fr1nct
Lcrtnre ~ l., sausour. Subject: llotcl do l.aul
Uulllet."
, 1880-12-14

CHICAGO LODGE: Nc. Al. 4. F. Il 4. M.-rho f1-
ner!i u l!ru tnnI uln.n; ln,1 n,Gnsr q !l!inn1s
1lg hrntllrgM fptlspYtGl ~ MaSuIn1o ~ Oriental
II. HUltuNTtSt W. 81.
, 1880-12-14

Olympic Theatre.
f,nrk street bclwgcn laku ani Anndotpt. Variety
entertainment.
, 1880-12-14
AAltSESi t;N'r5s

Grand 0icen.ffOIse..
Clpfk street. uppusts rev Tultt-ffnusc. EnGnre-
nunt Of tito uoston ideal Upurn Co.nnany. "fail.
4ikIn.'
, 1880-12-14

tfHn1cy's Thtatrc.
l&andolnt street. between Cnrk a'd In Sn1ln. En-
tnsofs,ent Of a. 81 Pmlniurs Unlon-3lunr9 Company.
- Eulso Frlunl."
, 1880-12-14

Gcmtral 'aglie lsaitcn.l Company,.., ,$lO,0oo.0oo
EEHtlNrI, lMrttlu RnllrnNa tN3nAlly.... H,NN,tstl
western Development Company 4k,tW
CHlltnriltu IIluttlu ltl4Bi1nH tOn1ialty,,, RNltl
Dteirr rlIltnhtl culhpHlLl HlLles..,...,..... Es..lk0
tlAk!AlNl Wnttr- lTtitt CUAlMty......,. :.s.U,tMl
Capital Savings llAltk.........., ...., W,lMl
Wells. FgrAu Il e.. ...+:......,..,,. .00,tAU
nlltUrHtu ftGana NMVttEllttnn CDn!EAuy. lM, ,tMI
hiarttt SrctL ltn3lrGAA cnHiphry,.... m,M3
1io.lo Mutual insurance C0nlpany..., Cl,uJ
1t llks bcen sat.t TINT Mr., Crockel's taxca
for ouu year ruaehotl tho cloru.t,,ts SUN Ut
S510,ooQ. Whether this bu trne or not, It is
certain tl,ut lnany largo prOpcrty.ownuts ut
san FsNncspo aro acquiring legal, II not
actnal, residences Il, New York. 10 tho
6tntu will Lose lts taxcs, not only oil their
caulsal stock, bllr on all other forms ut prop
csty owned by them rs individuals, except
real estaIc,
, 1880-12-14

Nnverty'h Thuntrr,
rcartosn sfrce:. tosntr ar Munres. EncA7emcnt
VI Strnkusc!, and lIsss English Orpra Company.
'llu!lcman Etsl"
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OREGON leads the Ga,fiell nm

OREGON leads the Garfield and Ar,
thnr column of 1880. From away
OF in that northwestern corner OF
the great republic comes The news OF
a Democratic rout in the election
which took place on Monday. The
Republicans have elected three
judges OF tho supreme court, have,
in all probability. carried major
i,y OF the Legislature. and have
chosen Mr.. NJ. G. George to the
Forty-seventh congress. The aver
age majorities are from eight hun,
dred to q thousand. Mr.. George il
the frat member elected TO the next
congress, and will tako tho seat ol
Mr.. Wbiteaker lDemocrat). who now
represents tho state. Tho Demo.
Gratis have carried the state ever
since 1876, and now the Republi,
cans have been victorious over both
Democratic and Greenback tickets.
Tue present governor, who ia Dem
ocrat, holds over until 1882, and
there is no United States senator to
bs elected uptil that year but
Mondays triamph secures the three
elActorA votes of Oregon for Gar
Ca and Arthur N November next.
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William Alexander Montgomery
Grier, OF Hazleton, Luzerne county.
Pa, has the proud distinction Of
naming Gen. Garfield for the Presi-
dency. Mr.. Grier voted for Garfield
on the second ballot, aud stuck to
him to the end. Ne was occasion,
ally reinforced by his colleague from
the same district, when Garfield
would score two votes, until the
break on the 3ith ballot.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

Governor Foster. Of Ohio, one of
General Garfeld's most intimate
friends, says ~ regard Garfield az
ono OF the ablest aud most practical
OF tho advocates Of protective
taiifl'r
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

The Democratic organs are al.
really charging that Garfield is a
"salary grabber. The records show
that he covered his $1,000 extra sal
AIRY into the Treasury. They will
have to start n better lie than that,
II they want it to stick
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

Up to Saturday 397 euumerators
10 Philadelphia had finished their
work, which footed up 1924. Sew
eral hundred are yet to report, and
1t is thought tho population will
reach n million,
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The Greenback.. National Conven
tion, which met in Chicago last
week. placed the following ticket
in nomination, viz
For Presifent-Gen. Jas. b.
Weaver, of iowa.
pice Iresiaent-B. J. Chambers,
of Texas.
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Somehow or other, the Democrats
seein to have lost faith in the vrtuo
OF campaign of calumny, and the
party journals arc actually warning
the managers not to underestimate
the strength OF General Garfield.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

Senator Conkling says that next
to Grant, he considers Gai field the
best possible candidate, aud one
whose nomination assures victory.
He says that New York State will
give the ticket majority OF at least
fifty thousand over the united Dem
ocracy, though no doubts if the
Democratic factions can be united.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

As Abraham Lincoln was man of
the people, 30 General Garfield is u
man OF tho people. He is not a
man OF mushroom growth. lie has
not come mp too rapidly. Ilo is the
sort OF growth that has deep, far
reaching-roots. PiusJury Lhroa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

A Blair county Democrat said TO
tho Altoona TrtbUne III tho Dem.
ocrats think Ga, fields nomination a
weak one, they will find themselves
very much mistaken.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

New York Tribumo Tho Inde-
dependents are all satisfied there
Is not a break in tho Republican
party anywhere. This is tho secret
OF tho Democratic gymnastics
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

In political life, General Garfield
Is bold, manly aud outspoken. Per.
sonally, ho is generous, warm heart
ed aud genial.
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Public Sale.


TINliE undersigned, Trustees, So, by vir
l. tue Of 2nd plurics order OF sale
awarded by the 0rphan>' Court of Snyder
c unity, will offer At Public Sale, on the
premises, on
Wednesday, July 2Sth, 1880,
the following described Tract Of Land TO
wit: All that certain meJsuags aud tract
Of land situate in Beaver township, Sny.
der county, Pa, containing
1iS Acres,
and ll9 perches, strict measure. bounded
North by lands Of Abner Aigler and A j.
Middleswarth, East aud Souh by lands OF
A. j. Miidleswtrth. West by lands OF
Reuben Aigler. A large, rich vein of soft
Brown Fossil Ore
runs through this traet--bas been devel,
oped--is convenient to Railroad. A por
tion Of above tract IL cleared. under good
fence ani in high state Of cultivation,
Well Timbered,
Sale TO commence at ! o'clock 7, N. Of
said day when terms Of sale will be made
known by ..l.t-.-
'f J. "a, L. SwRNGLE,i5
June IS. 1880. Trustees, &c.
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Senator Singleton, Of Mississippi,
says F1arheld is the worry strongest
man the Republicans could have
chosen. "You are right, senator,
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WE keep on hand all kinds Of
W Bhink;s such as Notes, Sums
Dsonses, Warya,ats, Leases, SuIpoe.
nas, DO, DC. ,-Ess
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II the Democrats had run tho
Chicago convection they would have
nominat d somebody else. But
they didn't. md now they are mad.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-06-24

General Garfield was nominated
by tho people, and tho people will
show what they arc going to do
about it.
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Notice in Partition,

IN tie n,dt,er ofHt estate NJ Peter EiicroJ
dcc,rScd, late Of Adoms tounsiip, SHy-
der county, Pa.
To Henry Tcttotolf rcsli.
Ing AZ Sunny Slope. sumner Go, Kansas
B. Has fetieroli r. siding ct sprluy Mis-, O"n.
tire 60, Pa. Hannah married to Georse tioH.
man roslding at sioux city, Iowa susan
fotterUlf mari iod to John Heulricks, CH'ha.
rine married to Jacob II ingnmau, Elizabeth
married to Frederick Shrador, aud three grand
children hoirs of Philip Fettorpli, deed, who
was son of Peter Fctter'lt decd, viz; ! r.,
fotiorOli, Lizzie, minor whp has llotry Au-
rand for hcr guardian; aud Emma iutcrmarri,d
with Element Musscr, all residing At TroNcl
vile, snyder cpuHty, Pa, heirs and legAi re-.
lresontative' Of pct1r F'tteTpi decd. ltto Ui
Adams township, Snyierrouuty, Pa,
You are hereby notified shat
hy vir'uo ofn writ OF IrV tisliibu issued ont OF
the urph,rs' Court e snyder county, and t.
me dre,ied. that an lrIu u viii be held ~
thr late rcsiicnce Of tho sail Peter ro,tcroll,
Adams TOWNSHIP, on SATURDAY., JULY
3ls', \. ~. isSn. ~ % o'clock \, ". & irt' r
partition or valuation ol tho iloN istdt" ut ih1
said decreased whom ani whore you may at
toud i YOU think prop r.
u 3uLtSpFR. sheriff.
ShG's once, Mia i'ehurg, Junu ~, l5'I.
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w ER6sS t6S business now before The pab
~ Z "a hc, You can make money
NF.A Atter at WORK for Us than
EzS E~t ~ u at anything elso capital
nos required. Wo win start you. fl2 a day
and ups ards made az IA lmn by the iudustr ous
Mon, women, boys and glrls, wanted every
where % work Tor Us. Now Is tho time. You
can doYOto your whole time TO tie work, or on
ly your spare moments, No other business
viii pay you nearly as VOL. No one willing e.
wOrk can lail to mako enormous pay by engag.
ing at Ouos. Costly Outht aud torms lTuu, A
and honcrabiy. Address TR UsS 90, Angus
ia, Maine. Juae2 lSO.ly.
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{ AUrION.

{ AUTO ".
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow.
~ ing articles have been purch9sci by
the Undersigned nj private sale and
left in the possession OF Perry , BowcrsoS
drrius his pleasure: an persons are
cautioned not 20 medile or interfere with
the same Mare. i Colt. / Shonts, q
Cplycs, steers. h'hf of niue acres VI
wheat IN the Frouul, half Of thirteen
acres OF oats in the grouni, half If niue
acres " Corn ia the ground, half Of seven
acres # Rye in The ground. half Of al
acre Of Poiatucs in the ground.
JAMES H. SllUMAN.
June 4, so. ....
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A ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE
af hsag S g srITna sIlGIs'rs.as% sss.ss eS tue
Perry Township, snyder county, Penn
having boon grintod 20 tire undefslgned,
porsous knoring themselves indebted 10
ment, while those having claims will pfe.si'|
them daily authentieatsd Tor settieInsnt
JuHN SILVER.
June 8, 1850, Administrats
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RiEHL BROS, Agents,
May 90, Lewisburg, Pa.

ENECUTORS' NOrICE--Letters
AZ testnmontnry on tue estate of john
EkDLEi, late Of Jackson toVnlhlp
Snyder County dec'd having been gran
themselves Indebted To said estate arc reqnest-
cd to make Immediate payment. while those
having claims viii present them duly autLentI.
Gated ior settlement to
SIMON ERDLEY,
MORRIS LRnLFY,
April %, 'So.pd. Executors
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Letters OF ad minisiratioa On tho estate uf
AngeIina kOthrook, lqto VI Beaver twp, deed,
have been granted 10 tbs rndersigned. all 10 r.
sous knowing thsinseiyes indebted " said sstAi q
will please make innled. ate payment while
those ha,ing oiainls against said estate will
present them ior ssttls lnent 10 49,. - q.
ADAM sN rrH.
Mar. "a, 80 pd. ~. tf. Administered
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SHERIFES SALE !

DY virtue Of writ of H. IA. j..
- Fuol out % thc Cuu.' no go lupn 'i'as o. Z
shy der county, nud 10 M ti--'tci viii ucuv.
posed t. plbhn safe, at I4C v yutl dVusc, Ia
Midilvburs, ou
Saturday, July 18th, 1880,
Mt o'cI,ck r. ~, tho following described
GcnI rg,ltc to wit: Nr,rf,in lot OF ground
sltuutr IN '!chttsSl 10 shy ler c,uuty rolu'l,
LOurdCI Nurth hy ekri >tr -, Etst ~ lot
W illitm tutreruIAu, Srutu %, an Al''g, nnd
West by lot OF Mary liruucr, csataiuiny ON T.,
rot Nfu ACRE, moro or l--a, WLoloyu arc
erected a gDOi
Dwelling House, sc.
SEIZED, taken In execution and 10 10 soil ~
tho property Oi Susaa Bruucr AM UtytI B W.
orsoV. u. BOLiNpEli. SLu.
ShH's once, MlliloDurg, Juup "a, l,>l.
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A DMlNIS TRAITORS NOTICE
"A Letters OF administration on the estate OF
John X. Stumph, dec ID, late Of Beaver twp,
snyder county, "a, were granted 20 the un
ersigued. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted - said esta'e VIII please make imnls.
iisie payment, while those having claims will
present thon for settl ement to
SAMUEL y. AURAND,
ISAAC AURAND,
March 40, $780, Administrators.
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A DMlNISTR NTOR'S NOTICE.
Al ettefs ~ ndmiuistratiou uu thetstato Of
VIM q. llerruhd. late OF Uhiou twp., spyde'
county, Pa, dtc'd have been grained 70 the
All porscns knowing themselyer
indebted To said estate viii please make TN.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle
mCnt TO
DUNDORT,
q. W. lElNIZEi MAN,
March 25, so Aiminiltr
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The B,rlscl Glover Nul'cr is hull in
VIZ different styles the Nnntcr Sr. and
Monitor Jr aul Is hait in two din rcn
.izcS. The smn let mac inc is 81 10 Cyl
'ulrr nnl the other 36. This mach ne IT.
'nlly warranted and is put in compeli
lion with any other.
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TIE
Farmers Friend !

The best, most compete Nrill eve,
the American Turning Pub
lie, md every good farmer says 20.
Tho past yenr the sales of thi
drill amounted to sum equal TO th'
sales OF all the other drills combined