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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01
The Political Outlook.
Pennsylvania not for a Oandi-
date who cannot Unite
the Party.

A. Majority OF the Delegates AL
ready Elected to the State Con-
neutrality-suspicious. Man
euvering to Bring About
the Rem animation OF
Tilden by the
Democrats.
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l2-lm Obcrlin, Ohio !.
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Official Directory.

Regular Terms OF Court-Fourth Mondays
January, Apri'. August and November.
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DEMOCRATIC State Conventions will
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II is feebly remarked by some oil
the harassed Democrats that The
Maine disturbance is q purely local
ouo, and that there is no necessity oi
making II National issue It does
not. thoy nrge, concern the Demo-
cratic party at large Oh, doesen I
~ The crimes OF Tweed were also
local, but the country insisted to
consider them - developments which
did vitality concern the Democratic
party at large" 90 will it bs with
this Maine crime. The country
looks upon IL o. . startliug revela-
tion OF the tendencies Of tho Demo-
cratic party sad its real purposes in
the coming contest for control OF the
Nation. This will be made sufti.
cientiy apparent as soou as the peo.
pie get q chance to speak through
the bsllot.box.
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| In order'ts riacs THx wrywty PAYS. with.
In the reach ofthe Bopnblicau voters OF the
noLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
i1r the year, BY the single copy, or to ONE.
DSLr.AR for the yesr. bv ciais
IHr PEssa 10 thoroughly devoted to the
principles =, Tue hepnbliean party, and main.
u believes that the prosperity and progress OF
tue pelrl eanrut be safely intrustcd IN any
othsr existing political organi,stion. Dus
rlhg the year lssO, tho most stupsnious poiit-
ic-l can1lct OF this epoch viii tate riice Up
90 its Issue viii depend the political destiny OF
tue esunr,y tor tosry years.
SOLID south" which Ia nov oryanissd TO cap
turc The Executive, TO retain Congress. to ro-
model nd control the Supreae Court. and to
mastering purpose Of controlling tn. policy
oi the Nation thereby gainininz bv iegisiation
1dm fn.p pese,a' me,ss ghaS 4, les' on the fsld
full iorco the CONSTITUTIONAL Amendments
made to sscure the fruits OF the war uph0Iis
the risht Of every lswinl voter to a tree, and
unbought, cNsrrise Of hts right inaexIb'y n.
sIs'F upon =, honest r.turn Of tho vote cast ,
Juatihes the use OF all necessary means 70
prevent fraudulent returning ot votes acorpts
zen 10 the adequate rro,ec,iou " The law q,
hi. rohticsl ns we'll rs his OWL rights mair.
tsins a. Wis, tho Republifan policy Of Re.
sumption and honos. financial legtslatlon de-
tends as sound tho policy OF Protec,ion To
American Industry and. In general. io'lows
whlthcrsssver the hepublisan principle 10 Ada
SrRGSornES THK PArKn in ali its depart.
mems.
TnE EDITORIAL DEF ARTMEvr vii, h.
IN tho h1rds oi able ami experienced writer.
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as insny other hrst'eiass newspaper in tho
Vnior
Al, THH FAMILY and THE EOHiLDREN'>
hEpAhTNtN1S viii remain ia charpe of
experienced ani capable editors md the
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CLOSE ATTENTION will bs given 90 Ia.
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OUR FOREIoN OORREsPONprycE cErrI
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X sPguiAL FEATURE Of rss wrtsrx
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Frontier Lie IN Central Psnnsy lvRnta, pr, or
TO, md during tho Revolutionary war, IN
which John BRADY and his sons John nod
samuel, an ! other l'osder coiebLltes will DO
written BY Mr. CsARLxs McksIeHr, author
OF 'our Western Border," "Oh Fort Du
Quesu"," aud simon dirty" ani viii 10 be.
sup about the middle OF Noyember.
tr-Speciai Terms will he made with Can.
vassers' en-
~ ss,ee!men copies seq, re. o. ,ppli..,ioo.
receive tho payer fr"m date Till January l, 1851
TERMS Fol THE DAILY PRESS.
ONE YGAaa tiuelueeins prepaid POSTAGE y e
THREE MONTHS ga
ONE MONTH H" rs
THE TRI.W xLLY PREss, published sveey
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subscribers tnelud,n prepaid postsgel at ~ ~
psr annum t!.:l for six months, and clio Tor
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THE PRESS COMPNY
tLlMlTED,.
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PHILADELPHIA. rs. 49,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

THERE'S q brisk 6ght going on
nnong the Democratic members OF
the Mississippi Legislature az be-
tween three or more candidates for
The seat OF Mr.. Brnco, in the United
States Senate. The leading aspir-
snts are Barksdsls, Wslthall and
Singleton. The Hrst named APP
pears to have the moro formidable
aupport, though closely pressed by
Walthall. Barksdale belongs to an
old duslling, freeating Mississippi
family, and is the father OF the man
who last Fall sssassinatsd Csptain
Dixon, At Yszoo "
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Administrators Sale Of
REAL ESTATE!


TIVE undersignsd Administrators Of the
i estate Of Reuben DeLong late Of Cen
tire township. Snyder oouuty, Pa. decess.
ed, by virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Bourt Of union aud Snyder C0unties, will
expose to Public Sale. on
Saturday, Jan. Gath, 1887,
on the premises, the following described
Real Estate, 10 wit Two Lots Of Grouud
situate In the town Of Centrevilie. Snyde
county. md known in the general plan Of
said Towu rs lots No, Al an AZ. bonn
ded on the North by Market Street. GU The
Eas, by lot Of Susan Braaer. oa the South
by Cherry Alley snd oa the West nv
Second Street. containing One- Half Acre .
more or less. on which is erected . Two.
Story Dwsllins m
House, Stable .,s
aud other ou,buildings. . never fail,ng
we'll OF water near the door. Also al the
same time sad place Tract No. 2. being a
tract Of land situate in Limestone town
ship. Union county. Pa. containing
IS Aores
aud IS psrcbes, BOUNDED On the North
by lands Of Reuben W. Dsiong and Eyer
Walter, on the ssst by lands Of John
Zub!sr. on the South by lands Of George
5pangler aud others and o. the Wsst b y
lsnis Of William Grubs. This Trsct viii,
be sold Ia whole or psrcsls to suit
purchasers. .a...
Bale TO couuence At 10 o'clock A, N.
Of said day when terms Of sale wi II be
made known by s.t.. ..f ~.
u VALENTINE WALTER,
E REUBEN N. DEL0N0.
Dec. 20. 1879. Adm,pistrsis ere.
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There 10 a glut Of grain 10 Chica-
|go. The blockade is Of prodigious
proportions There arc stored 10
the elevators s.0o0,0 900 bushels si
wheat, 4,O00,000 Of corn, and enough
Of other grain 10 make the total IA
$50, 900, against total Of 1O.000, 900
at this time last year. There are
also about 100000 bushels sdost
in tue harbor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

Gen. Garfisld has been elected
United States Senator for six years
from March 4tb, 1880. At the time
he takes his sent Ia the Senate he
will have served eighteen consecu.
tive years in the House OF Repre-
sentatives- Only ono man in the
House at this time has servsd long
or than Gon. Garfield, being Judge
Kelley, Of Philadelphia, who will
CLOSE an even twenty years with the
expiration Of his preseat term.
Gen. Garfield will be fifty years Of
age when he enters the Senate. aud
therefore bids fair for at least twen-
ty years more Of pnblio life. lie is
one OF the best preserved men ply.
sically in the present Congress-,
which is doubtless largely due to
bis habits Of temperance 10 every,
thing. lie 10 always at his post
and is hard worker whom Con-
gress is 10 session. When not On
duty. other oticislly or for the Re-
publican party, he re,ires to bis
farm aud attends to his private AZ.
fairs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

The third term cry involves no
princ:ple,and is nothing bot politi.
cal bugaboo What Republican. be
be ever SO independent aud conscien
tious. would not prefer q third Of
Grant TO a fret Of Tilden, or Of any
other representative Dsmocrst 7
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

The "Fusionists' stole the seal Of
the State Of Maine, but the lawful
have ordered the max.
log OF o new cne.
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A correspondent. writing from The
city Of Mexico, ssys Gsnerel Grant
10 expected sbout the lat Of Feb N.
ry, possibly may arrive IN January.
and. will be the guest of Colonel
Foster. The American Miuistsr. Tho
Mexican Government will give an
sntsrtGinment in bic honor An ex.
sursion to' Pqpocstspeu and other
suassns0ts have already been pro-
jsstsd % that chs sx President will
no doubt enjoy hfs visit 10 the ooun
Try In which he commenced his
mtbtasy saEssr. :
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II said that forty bodies have been
stolen from Oatland csmstery. at
Richmond, Va. since the winter set
20. Snditis suPpssssl-ths hose bean
shipped to oissectipg rooms in diff
|ersnt parts Of the country. Most Of
the 'resurrected' bodies were those
Of colored people. -.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

A Ill persons interested are here
Z n by potined that Isaac Beaver orFrsntiip
Township, snyder Cn.. made an sssie nmert
of III bts -ieois, real aud personal 10 the nn.
dersiEnei Tor tho bene nt OF bis creditors All
pers'ns having claims are requested 10 present
them TO tho undersigned, and parsons indebted
will please make iininediate payment. ut
JOHN 5. BEAVER,
July io,To. Assignee.
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SELLERS g
!. Co0GH
Z e. 2YRfIp

~, % Ys1vs os>N0 ~ psb,ls =
srsasssssd y ~ ~ he -sss Pisss.' Z
m, and sfsoseisss rsusdy Aow u sss,
for the sass sf coughs. eslds, ersup
bsss,ensss, tiekiiss lssn,ss,ou ef aAs
throat. wheopiss sossh. etc. over . AM.
iss esssiiss sold -silhin .,hs Last few yeers
u gives relief wherever used. and has the
power to inpsrt benefit that eanust be
had from the cough mixtures now In use.
ssld By oil Druggists st 20 esu,s per
bottle. .-f 30 d5ss f.s.7 af-if I
SELLERS Nvss Pills are also
highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, ecustip.tiss. slek-besdsshes.
fever and ssue. and a,l diseases Of the
stomach and liver. Sold BY ell Drug
sists ., % ee~is per bss. y
n. Z. Sellers 4 Co., Pittsburgh. Pa
oe'.fs,'7efy.
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AkssA PFssidsnlIal Elesssrs.

2.
4 uembsr Of The New Yorh leg
tslstsrs hss introd dueed bill pro
vid:ng for . change ip tbs ussnuer
cf ehoosipg Electors for Prssideut
snd Vice President IL that Btats.
II is NOT Attempted 10 b. oosssalsd
Shat this 10 . party neasurs, and 10
Givios tbs Dsuosrsts great ooucsss.
IL provides that sash Congressional
district shall choose one Elsolor.
and two sElsetors,at-lsrgc b voted
for by the whole Stats The pass
age OF shis bill Would virtually a..
eide the next Presidential election.
Withoutt the thirty-fvs Eisctors Of
New York the Democrats oasnot be
succsssful--thsis defeat would be .
forsgope oonclusion. TIE oonstitu-
tiou Of the United States provides
''thst each State shall appoint In
''suoh manner ~ Ne lsgisiators
"thsreof may Direct Q number Of
ELECTORS equal 10 the whole num-
"bsr OF Senators and Representatives
ITO which the State msy be autitlsd
In Consrsss, sto The bin intrc
ducsd in the Nov York Legislature
10 therefore strictly in conformity
with the federal constitution aud
sanuot Be assailsd on that accoupt.
Al the last Congressional election
the Republicans carried twenty -four
districta 'snd the Democrats nine.
s,psequsutly u will be ssoa that 10
the bill under consideration became
. law the Republicans would be like.
~ to secure not less than twsnty-six
cf the thirty>6vs Electors. There
are unquostionably Republicans in
New York Who will heartily endorse
tsking advantage Of the situation
and Whatever can b legally and
enthusiastically done 70 defeat The
Democracy. Some probably wouid
be even 10 fsvor OF the Legislature
appointing tho Electors aud thus
making sure OF the sutiro thirty five,
end taking New York entirely ont Of
fight Others, also, are doubtless
opposed 10 mskiog any change. But
Tor the fraudulent attempt Of the
Democracy TO steal ths government
OF Maine in spite OF their defeat at
the ballot'box, nobody would have
countepauced the proposed change
Of methods in New York. But in-
asrnuoh a. the Democrats have clear
ly indicated their determination to
resort, 10 fraud, violeuos and all
manner ofcrims aud outrage to car.
~ the Presidential election, many
Republicans arc disposed to take
advantage Of every constitutional
mssus at their command to defeat
- reckless an sucmy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

}. Auctenssr. George H. Hacken-
burg, Of Middlecreek, ?. O.. would sn~
nonnce 70 the psopls of Snyder counr
". that he Will evy saIes for real and
psrsonW properly, at short notice and
on the most .seasQuable terms. He
AnasAntees sstisthction. IMaf.l5.7zti.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

A DMiNISTRATORS' NOTICE
"A Letters OF adrninistratisn on tho estate
Of samuel NJ. Troxeii, deceased, late of
ADAMS Township, snyder county. Peun'a..
having been granted TO tie undeitigned, all
petsons know, ID, .-s,pteives inhibited 20 said
estate are requested TO make imnsi,ats pay.
lnont, Thile those haviGg claims win present
them duly authenticated Tor settl-ment to
L HOWARD W. rtDXELL,
JAMES A. wAHNEt
oe'' y, 1879, Administrators.
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aN' oross'ns W ~
Over 1000 nsgross have eaaierst-
led from Eastern Mississippi dstine
'"s P"'' 'orso "oeHs'
Three children got Are 10 tone
nept honse in, Neg York aud we're
's"v 'oos'eas .'ENi
Chief ouray told. Secretary. Schurx
That be could not surrspdsr the Utes
|osscoo'u nave tnsm Killed
An Industrious Lauoaster comfy
farmer gathered l60 bushels Of shell
'"' 'as' 'a'' b.ga,s 4ea sa. ,
The States where Legislatures are
70 session this year are all suvying
Psnnsylvania. I !, ..Ir,a .rs -
6arcelon is said 10 have q great
deal Of character in bis face. he
hasn't any elsewhere, '.'''I
p.;.
sinkiog gradually, aud bis days
seem to be limited In th is world.
s.,,,or R,.,,. .n., -, u,.,
so Ds'.e u not 700 SICK 70
doss IL In strong language, too.
s.r,,or 1;u H.
Ms;ns ,ro,h,a ~ !. Nv ~ .s sua
,swsy IRON bis desk in the Senate.
..,.,,;..., .. -,
~
bstween Russian aud German officers
10 published 10 German newspaper.
A nevro nsar Moan, p,s...n, N,i
ooumit,sd a murdsoas s,,aul, un,n
Ms employer. He has been arrested.
II 10 apprehended 10 some quar-
ters that Passmore, instead of Le.
mon. will got squeezed iu the State
convention.
washburne stock il taking a rise
In some parts Of the couutry although
~ can scarcely be said to amount 10
q boom. ......
Ar. &c., a., =, i.
States Senator, Of MARYLAND. wa.
oncs th, president OF = baseball
clnb.
r,,,.;en.,,
,...n,, - zap yeal ana Ssmmy riidon
less armed 20 the teetb aocomn..
MED by q guard.
o,,.,
Lv"s' " s'acnusetts' and
'"s y, ~, Sa'',orn.s' were IN
are both Republicans l5fi
u.c....s-
l.a,.a r..asi o uo was oetter
AL % =, sue, . ',ss'.s; .ns puoh:ner,
Ieu ou oa'uruey s'seronon at bis
IT.. n
80. 'S,ae' W u ~ congress arc
o's'us ~ Mi. osyaa1 an.rie9ai ten,
10 ";.L s.o" a.. s ~ were oomo
""u 'us '"'s 's'''ea'
lookout Tor couple Of gentlemen
who are rich enough to accept the
Hnglish and Russian missions.
n the Democro.. vsrs in r,~o,
AZ Washington tba Ran,hI;can.
wonia no, 80 ..a;,a aD,u' l;a,,"
pointmeDt as census supervisor.
The Arm, a. tha st..s R,ns, q,
Anon,,a Ma;na vara rs,nrnad ~
"a w
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Mormon OeuItr.

pryvss, Col, 5sn ~ The sher.
ia d Carbon s3gnsy, " youiog. ar,
risSd q t)epst Il ~ night, and
sts1ed Nat 10 bsrreee 90 asses load
ed With AmmonitioA were discover
ed gcinG southeast Last Sunday. II
is soptosed 20 b ooe mo Utes and
from Utah. The military have been
sent out IN scopt for them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

The colored raentss nj the Ohio
isgislatuss has be troablss. Too. hav-
jag bssn rsfussd Z yaaph etths prin-
slpi esstsuyant q OpInmbua nm
aSepank q W. .sqler. ~ proposes
ylglas the1o : = ~ Ovl Rights
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-22

A few Grseuback luuatics met in
Washington last week, aud fixed
June 10th as time and Chicago as the
place for holding National Couveu.
ton to nominate o Presidential
ticket.
When old Senator Hamlin gets
back to bis seat 10 the Senate he
proposes to make Senator Bayard
express his opinion of the Maine
outrage. May he succeed.
+ The famous and troublesome Iu-
dian Chief Victoria Is on The war
path, with the troops twenty-foar
hours in the rear, 10 pursuit. That
Is the regulation distaucs, We be
lisve.
Attorpsv General Deveus has as
surod Secretary Sherman that the
Massachusetts delegation will sup
port him 10 the national Convention.
Senator Blaine hss doubts on the
subject. .a m.bsl ssl ai.nsss s
General Adams now declares that
had bo known tho fall magnitude of
the crimes Of which the Utes ware
guilty he would never have sought
~ says them from the military ~ b .
did. go $1,000 ~ tgsae az
A suuesllsr4 st Allsghshy, Pa.
srsSpootad his harkearSor al nilsarinu
and got into the ice boz, intending
70 keep . watch Z brouah : pmai
spigot hsla sHs .gsi qsA the dsoirsd
6iossstios. bet COOS toand linsel(
ssacss s,iaet VIA tAtsS %. r. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

convicts at an expense to them of S7.347 %
A great many of these convcts escaped be-
fore the commencement of their lease. In
few instances, the lessees have of
fered large rewards. These arc
the facts. You can Judge il
the lessees haye done their duty. They re.
greet escapes and use every precaution to pre-
vent them, but when they occur land they do
from every penitentiary in the United States,
both from the walls and outside camps,) they
cannot follow them in person, or by their
agents, from one SO ton of tho State to
another, except when they are on their tail,
The very man of whom you speak, Dan
Abner,) was followed over one hundred
miles. would not have written this, but
you have been uniformly just and fair in your
comments upon penitentiary matters" We
would say in connection with the foregoing,
that the management of the penitentiary
under present lessees has been of Il character,
in our judgment, to meet with general APP
prevail In review ofall the facts, in relation
to the convicts at large in this vicinity, we do
not know that the lessees are open to Just
criticism. AT the same time, we hope the
most vigorous measures will be taken to cap
ture these malefactors. One Of them is not
only very bad, but dangerous man. The
lessees may rest assured of one thing; the
off ers and citizens of the county will do all
they can to place them back in the peniten-
tiary where they belong. IL they expect any
assistance, it is only such as we feel assured
the lessees will cheerfully render.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-25

month. A greater part of them leave for the
west, on their arrival, great many more
too many in fact REMAIN In this city, where
despite the fac, that the ity is already over
crowded they manage to exc out some kind
Of living. A living which must at its best
be very poor one. If the lands in the great
Southwest were better advertised IL is highly
probable that more emigrants would settle In
that region than now do. To-day large
number of Cinnamon arrived here from the
Pacific coast. They were driven to their
future homes in coaches, and as they moved
up Broadway they and their unique dresses
attracted considerable attention.
The weather for several days past has
been very warm and there is every reason to
believe the summer has come in earnest
Those of our citizens who can afford to do
so, are hieing themselves away TO the noun
tains and seashore Coney Island is being
prepared for the tremendous rush OF visitors
that will soon begin.
Most of the theatres have closed their reg
;,lar season but several are still open. AIDE
ade Nelson is playing farewell engage
ment, and thus far ii has been very prohta-
BILE one. At the Park theatre Denman
Thompson is playing to good houses Both
{ Haverly's houses are open. Ihey are
playing with good companies and to good
houses. Harrigan and Hart, who closed Sat
urday night last, are said to have cleared
ESQ, 900 during their season. A rev years
ago these two young were doing song and
dance acts over in the Bowery variety shows.
Now they are rich nj famous. Truly brains
will tell JEFF.