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renewed, yigor. 1t IL bcfi.vcd Tint
byilell i tElc; strongest opponeit of W the
5Sei"; 5 y +; w,1n ranS TINT e san be elected
tiit|n Mrriyes FIR such t, cnafiton cye1 Tyfrtl
"'il sttl, astle under i,ruIlI1se 0f fqt viIlcT
II rnSe n' lia,,coek'a succcss. Thc nru,.
ithrr ''S'ti etnS s;Srst st wi %i tug Satonalx Is tt
elGtetl iialt'ss stlclt arrangement IL t,ln,trs
n!tt' ms the party II specially fnil 0f ia ii
;nhtyf, ain! :lr*lrc !sts reflection at nif
!lazafds, II Is believed tfat they Will consent
srcn a COALITION
whenever assurances nrc uiyc,, them thai
the DeilOcrntls: rnnk nntl iIIu will krcp tftll
WIN them. Slln,tisl such MI arrangement
i,e ci'eGtHi It viii compticatc Tie Stntu "],r.
ffi f ",ii,tn.Rh IL would probably reflect
Despite i!Io news trom Maine. the t,rc.n-
hackers still Claim victory, inslnr tIcjr fnii,
Hon'a tiir following dispatch, rccrlyetI at tic
ernOnn: '' ''''' "''
VI lMvn elected Our 8nvernnr, fn,,r me,ntcrs
p! p e9fiHrcs*. and tho Legislature on jnInt lg-
se;o,e. 1; nao 'teers will go to tho UnIei s.atc,
:, Tlis looks decidedly "fngry" to t,epul,-
!irails, nn!l the Dctnncracy, It Is notcrvl. ar.
Sery 'itilsi totay. botI, ut illu1r l,eudltlf,ers
anu on the streets.
\ RALLY At IAwEi.1~
Special Difrateh 10 The taferoo Tffbun,
;, CKowS l'n,ST, Ind, Sept. iG.-ihr j;eput.
iichiis lttl the Era!tlgst political l1llly OF to
feaSt!!! IN this tart Of the country Mt Lowell.
II tl!!s county. tu-IlRht. The lion. j. ii,
Mlktr nf GsIsl!cIl, member ur Cu1,ercss frt,i,l
tue Tlllrtss,ntI, District. addressed The @ ns.
se,iin!y' I!lG ihecting WIS held In u lurge
lem erected for t!n',rillg purposes ~, tic il-
!!c s4i1nre. Tlle cr0w.l beg!l1i tn gather about
u'c1nck, ,am! by $3.50 fully 1.O0O pettpe l,;ui
assembled. They poured ii, frO1u .sry scc.
,ion Of the surrounding country IN twGs ainl
tiilet's, hy the wagOl!-lnau, and III le!pgt.
itons. Crown Paint, 1Iol,urt, a1M Ilellruti
!Md:: i, l.; I'm, md y, Grant Turk anl Silcr.
represented. i'ortiNns Of tlir:u t;artlcid
Gllil,s were there with uniforms aini inrcj,-
lights, a1d twu brass-}laiMls furnished tIa
music. The SPEECH lasted one l,or aud Il
Hull, as!ll was must eloquent and fulrlbln
exWsiin'I of Republican PRINCIPLES, mil n
Gn'iIErison Vt the rGeurtls Ut tic fwt lArtics.
lhe l'lEc audience wns held xppIllnl,t dir
lng most 1f thu slmccll but occasionally |
showed i!!eir appreciation by rultI,ts Of uil
plai'Sc. ~ tho conclusion Il Garfield Glib |
spot.
chi. Lamb, of Terre IIautc, addressed n |
lJetnuerntic 1HretlnE iii the saine town Inst |
1llgitt, which numbered ntnllt forty uli told.
Tally one for Luke Countyas
, 1880-09-17

eptetal Dtspafeh to Tar Ca,eaqo Tribune,
BiooMsSaroS, ILL.,, Sept. t0.--1tepulicaus
OF tIc four townships Of Dry Grove, Allen,
t3al: Grosc, atd Dale, lying Just west ot
''oo'n'i.gron, held II raily to-day wllicI, w,s
one of tho most successful 't,M enthusiastic
eal'lpa1gn meetings Ut tic year. 1t was he'll
III n lovcly grove, fur miles west of tho c[ty
vi thu reoriu roatt, wl,nse thick fnlIagc g..yc
anptc protection fruin tho sun. Tile weather
wnS tine. Two stands liatl been ureete.t a.,i
seats prepared for tho multitude. Early III
Tic morning tic hosts began IL assemble by
wagon anti carriage mud rail- speclnI
tralns running fronl Farmer City and
1'cl;ln, alnl making regular trIps
to this city. 4 mntlntpd company in
uniform eaIne from White Oak, .ccol,,patncd
by tlIlrty.cIRht latttrs representing tIte Stute.
nild bttxOIn and falr t;utl.lcss ot Liberty.
a Delegation III uniform WIS present tr0nl
Stanford, anti SlIlre1y, and utl1ur points. Tho
nieetttR ut once resolved Itself Into Il lasEct-
picnic, afd everybody enjoyed tho day. At
Ienst i, ,O00 persons were present. Tho crowd
WIS onu Ut tho best injured, l,uppy, u,,l
orderly ever assembled In Central ljlinuis.
The lion. j, c. Smith, Republican candidate
1or Congress, spoke two hours III the fore
moon. Ills speech bctng MI nb1u nnu tenn
icrato presentation Of tho political stuntion
alla III argument fur tlla continuance Of 1tc-
pnbIlcan rule. 1la was folluwetl by tho lion.
i;awrenee ,';,1. Wel1o, of tliS city, who was III
s,! nv'; ;.' WY W,ts ons q l!;a Leaders ln flle
H." ,.,t t'n',i l., elnent ~ ln' ls taking nut
~" ~, ,,,, III tas e't'a!nis!: llls slA!c WIS
!.r.i s II ' ~ 'ass entlelit anu el1tctiso eyer
sai;l asie. alsa eaptasell l)tIH0clnsS n1l IT,
iv t;,,,t' II iinwni ~ ~, WHY M ",s in'te
Snlu' If Navhr,,ne mi, ri u,.,., 1t MI ~.
inilinr n,l,lr,.sSrs 'o''' VI "''"'t' '''''ue
Nrl.rnr1f.ty MEETING ~ r,urrs,nx
,Ssptsa,, aorrF're%d<n:t 4 Jns tnsaso 1r!eans
cor o'i'itEstsX, VI + si,, IT., ept: MwC"l T. W WI;
i' iust' ,,iast tn ~ t"fne',tst a!rfssea
a!.!!ielee @ tl1at eynr nssehietl J.! tlIo Opera-
!iouse. lh, lleet!ng wila !1eltl under tiie |
nusl'tees III ti'e tiAr,lela Altl Arthur Club nf
t!tiS liitet alit! WIS Il elaIll SUCCESS. Eul.
~ !ruA IN al!'t! ~ ~ aie ~ 1Ilo l,tHt sptMktrs
~ eMu ,sat:, ni n'h alNefi ihst llIRht tHl!y
auns9!,at KY iSse!tHhl. fof 1vcr twp
,!ht ,"httis ~ !cii ns t"st Mi'sieMce spelI.bali',
Hal'u .;l ,!S stnleht al't! GMtili!s Wnris car
, 1880-09-17

CEDAR RAPIDS.
spsetai Dtpateh 10 Ths t,nttnoo 7<t,.r.
CEnau H.rrx ro uo,, ~ .,,..s. IT,,
1icnnx nro h,,.tn, '"'' 49, ''.p,' 1o.-!ho Nepnb-
49,. ~ r"'lhe a'' enthusiastic meeting
@.sn., to,naent" Iic Marion n1il Cedar Kupits
inrilettl Clubs Joined III tho march, nrft ,vnra
addressed at the Wtuwo,n hv tt,a ft.,' - =,
Stenl,rns, rio f,mr.,ns".o VIC tie'1. II" ~.
tl,a,. ,,n,,, J.. -: l"nosi"Is .. i1a'e heard all
u'es Will 10 from Alai'lc*
DEMOCRATIC nuFFI4AS1sM.
c0ESCtr. ULrrFs, H.. Sent. 14-,r,m yo,.
1Nt,Iet uC this mnr,,fM, ,ml,tf.i,., .., 4'u't-
ro1nmnntcntl,,n t,"'' t... puo''1.es wy. iehethy
iii. r.'..s ~. ti""' hent' Union County,
1fls ot'tc. from rcffal'e correspondent,
st'"'r F"i'!c'llars OF all attempted rlut by q
'n'o " ~" leMhcrtts ut n Republican n,ass-
lnrelihE there Saturday night, the scc,,c. of
which might ,laku ruzpo ilrnocrn.,, i,f,,ut, ~
The mob. viii, drnpl."u 1,,.,',''"s..s o.nsl1'
s,urtrtt n',t viii, :. .,,'t".>. .oetat'c lehaers,
iii, ll,.,,tn, + 1ts sst.ainallo1 TO hlrak Up
ti',,, r,n r,,,atI gett1l4 wind of the inten-
III" sr"''a ,,oni.,p lral1a atlt rushed 10
incf: tlin ftMtt,,,s G,ile iitese ~ ti1ne to drive
crntic mi, "s'' Sa,',Hs ai curs!ng De'lo-
,,rtmsai Whn,, Wu t!'tittlne t,,, Tug speakers to
ttley wrr, tr,ajioi th.,. h4ctatc 4','! illfp round
viii ",d % ,vio,,s tiT; r. reS immediately set up
JEFF. DAVIS AND HANCOCK.
, 1880-09-17

HOW III!
sti,Js M u,|r,. MAuS .t.,, ;sI AnE naisiNd VAST
roSiGTlSa M AI,E tI:;,Gs S,M or ,es el'iu!s 1iI!s
's," s,..t,; "S'n n'.n l1osE Of cAnl'r'Sa INDIANA.
CLfvEtASE. o., Sept. ILL., wns fortunnta
eHoslei! tt-t!av I" obtain all interview with
En1H' T. Il. Henry, OF this city, tl,nn whom
ti!rrc Is probably 10 ,nau In tic country tet-
ter pnstc. ol, the present uo,itirol aItnnt,,,,
LII regard to alaliie lie satil: ' '''4'' ~ =
~ suuISo " WIS u disappointment to
many, tlte why things caine cut In Afatne.
but It was undoubtedly the best tl,tug that
so"l'l hive happened utter ali. The Kcp"i,.
particulars They have tile elements Of SUE
cess within themselves. 7.p1 there is no rea-
''' WY r,py rs :"ur mt't no. rn,'1 succeed; oat
,rb,, 10 ulms ,,h.. ~ Mos ~onK Fots IT: !.
nat II a'l tna: Is i'e5tssary. The Democrats
W"ys ,nEs W%rk ,M'n; ent rpnbeans arc too opt
u trust to t,hers }, r. ,Inht 81. ~ G.cosn ait'
il ,nr,Iinrv ri S tha aa.a ,o aeit te oattles T!At
sto|wnrt W:starn Ii.,n'r, Iou ~ o!0 ai'a on tle
n,!1c!l of t|iis overywherc. Witt WITH itepnl t%I !
at sas aud 4 eSsry X ~ @ iast wosk 70 m ffYns srs;
,,.si,nnoitit, r,td y. ieGIae OF 1llsllyldMal /:
what We Wanted in ilnt rns,s"t soA ! jMse jsn
same time, ltnweyer, 1t should bo borlte in
inn.t ti!at i IT, W. !lntl !losile majority Of
tin. we oyercnine it as well is aS we Iii" iii i a n
MARVEL"
T. L, rt'snr.l to Indiana tho Captain talked NJ
practically wv "'0
crur,,v m c.up,. ,x,,,,
yotes wrrc mnv.r ,,or'r., .,.n,.'.., s". H..
cse tcrr Lsts IF SpS vatrrs cG"nt@ s Hown SO
,,'".i. ssid M "! over tue State, llnve been
.5I. W, uut r. nt't l"trtles These show that
,lro M.!i!rt9tl,s ,9s l!yu eear MaIority. The
n,ura'im, 1','f1 m t',rI @ oee tnke aainst tiln
inaEc It 1tnxt 4" i'sst,to t ~ netiI1cEy ta wll
s,irrpsst,,i rt.s"ri % ~ ."S, Metr lssliAl
l,r!p tl,ell out wIll lt In r,,isn .,st ~, a.,,, c
iiloey all coila In uv ",SG ns ~, ist layI' s 0t
t0, .uld actually buv /. 1nrtr,t nmt,har ~
vutes. TliEs chi prol3aLjy b. lDt".. ,s,1,3"r M
thu miserable Election lasSs III tllo Stuts:' in
vinccd it il"t,Ins % '''..is' nisa ,' w u @ CIT
Thu odds aru ;lgaimst iim M. ns
i, now sta.uljs, !, nil ho ki,ows It. .
lln tltltest fur tp nrrseIii mi ti.rn no ~. ~.
u tls,tlDt hui te ltonoy blisi1,css il wi'nt s W ~
''''-'' "a "'''' 20
"Are tlIs !,cnlocrats pretty flush with
"Soycr s 80 mi i%i.cJ 80. T,,cv .~'
,rm ,,I,s,wo =, ~, .;.,,
~ Nan, WI. ..'' ..,', .n's'sn y NY VAST SUNS
,n,sa nS5 Is u1e'r hia'l nf procedure III this
VT +. t,,,t, ,,,. mamma
shn Is lt rirll til roll,let In II" Snrtv I,1t,'
ul tilny llrst Etl oil 10 til h,i hnsv crrtnit,
lluy nr9 IT l)culocrata s,ter"ss 'm 't.s Miii
,rL lli,u EoJu,mittt.j In iii tI,ov M? "i III
trcpgtilen liz fnftI T., tia i's,,ns'' ',,,,,,t na
ttsr they say tt te ISa pariy =" hus s'ss seIscte4
stret ucr I to 'e ''sw 2tsi Atsisni 1si,a q ny tS
, 1880-09-17

tor conkling Is In the city, an,i t1,is morning
spent 7 frw minutes Mt National lteut|tI1ar.
i"r$; IT, l!c lat! co,,4'ltntIop Will ar. Arthur
r. rnc Stnic tonutttce rutil,s and then r.
!,.It few callers. II wis i,Ut generally known
tint |Iu Hns In The rity. @0''
, 1880-09-17
te rock po1e to.tlay. A. short speeo.1 was made
W ll"'c Fowler, Of Newark. =. >

1Tt1d! Ohralth q The Chicago Itttftn&,
!: IA l!Al.rE, II. Sept. 10--A grind Kcpnb.
!ng. Tho Hon.. ]. 4. Connolly atftIrcsssH ssH :.
!nr9G crowd. Theirs wcru severnl clubs front
1IeiK!lhor'i'x towns present, ntlti tiloy i,re.
tria sgf'tr. finG appearance in tilcir pratc
!lIe tag with l,Mposins ceremoi,ies 'iG,, i,v ths
indies tliIs evening. There is 4 Krcat ,ieni ~
enthusiasm. niMl the Republicans nre r,,int.
chg over tho late news from Maine,
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Tom BY Doo.--On Tuesday Of last
week daughter Of Mr.. Reed, residing
on the farm lately belonging to Jacob
Ilstine, in Wheatfeld twp, was sent
10 Mr.. John Cables residence for some
lard. The girl, who was about IL
years Of age, was amusing herself on a
swing while Mrs. Gable went for the
lard, when vicious dog belonging TO
fr. Gable attacked the girl and bit her
on the arm, back and leg, and tore
the flesh from her hip. The dog had
20 be beaten from the girl. The girl
has been confined to her bed, but we
learn that she is in fair way to re-
cover, although at first her situation
was considered precarious. The dog
would have killed the girl had II no I
been beaten OF her. The dog has
since been killed.-Bioon,feid Aduocate
and Press.
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A new startling Invention.

Mr.. Philip Swineford. Mr.. Fred,
Smith, and Mr.. John Meyer will start
west in few days 1--WE are informed)
to canvass several western states aud
introduce Mr.. Swineford's celebrated
Grasshopper Exterminator. We hope,
and we trust that the people of tho
west who have suffered beyond on
durance the incursivps Of these vora-
cious animals will give these gentle-
men warm reception such rs the
bcnefactors Of mankind justly merit,
and at once avail themselves Of one
OF the latest and most wonderful in,
ventions of the age, and certainly one
Of the most valuable. Millions and
billions Of these pests can be killed
dead, with the double assurance that
they will never again eat another
fence rail, in the shortest possible time
by means of the Exterminator. We
are not familiar with the true "in-
wardness" of the machine, but the
cuts found in The Scientific American
represent something like this f; u
large cylintrical cast.iron tube 8 feet
in diameter, IL feet high, $50 it can't
jump out before the smasher comes
DOWN u forge hammer to tit tho tube
suspended Immediately over tho tube
at an altitude Of iGO feet, (,ho ha M
rner weighs . tons) aud a rope, at
tsched TO the hammer reaching to tho
ground which upon the slightest touch
by means ofa delicate duplex watch
spring prccipitGtcs the huge hammer
upon the back of the unsuspecting
hopper and ii is no more-of course
there are steam motors attached which
carry away the dead carcasses.
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A f,eW Treatment.

TIE Golden Hi-ir 81 Lifc, Wonierfm cures
lsyou have Consumption. AMI would
knog that your cough can he mate loose
aaI essy-Ilectic Feaver ani Nights Sse,is
checked IA "a hours; inflammation taken
GU, OF lungs and air passages 81 encs
that you can he made to gain 3 TO 3
pounis Of healthy flesh per week II you
have Ca,arrh. Dyspepsi,. Sick lesiache,
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Seminal weasuess or SPcrma>
iorrhoca, loss Of sexual power in either
sex from any oarse IL you have any
form OF nervous weakness, losing aesh or
wasting away. and would know Of sn In
mediate relief and certain cure for many
Of the sevcrest cases in short time,
g new method with new agents TO fatten
every body, invigorste and make strong
and healthy the most hopeless cases, cut
this out and write At once for particulars
TO b. s. DlSpENSARY, Berrin Springs,
Mich. July 22, 'so.iy.
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NidllGbuVg drain and Coal Market
CORRECTED wEEkLr nv
Simonton. Barber 81 Co.
MAISIxI1CD.


July llthby the Rev. Il. W. thinner =.
man. Miss Emma Bertch and George "
Coy, both Of freeburg.
May l6th, al the house Of the bride g
parents. by the Rev. J. W. Benti, Miss
Edith winey and +. 7. Grsybill, both OF
West Perry township.
June 10th, at the parsonage at Port
Trevor'n. by the Rev. J. ". Bents. Mis-
$ A. Troup. and Jeremioh Martin both
Of Perry township.
Juno Goth, at the parsonage at Port
Trevorton. by the Rev. J. W. D,nti. Miss
Ssllic A'Benjer aud Isaac NeitI, both Of
this county.
July LIST, at Frecburg. by the Rev. II.
W Zimmerman, Mss Barbsrs Bolinger.
Of Miidlecreek twp. and Christian S.
sprisgle. Of Washington twp. Snyder
county,
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Reduced Prices.
ROOM FOR A FALL STOCK.

Now that the warm season is pretty
well advanced | will dispose of II large
stock of Summer Goods at cost. Per-
sons s;ill in need Of goods in that line
will do well TO call ut once. Summer
caps as low as 6 cents. A large aud
varied stoc!: Of goods must be sold to
make place for the Target best cheap
est, most carefully selected stock Of
Fall Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves &c,
&c. ever brought to Snyder county.
Ny large sales ofgoods enable me to
sell goods at nearly cost Come and
scc for yourselve before purchasing
elsewhere.
SOL. OPPES HEIMER.
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'oe. Lumbard voted several years at
s place and knows and need not
+ who cuts and why the ticket is
net'mes slaughtered. His former
eociates are still here.
those who cut the ticket here cut II
'he same reason that Lumbard
~ that is, because they are paid
-and they cutas often as he d oes
''h him and them to cut'is the rule,
20 vote the ticket. the exception
'umbard was raised a rampant
en-. democrat and we never believ,
''''' he voted the RepuLlicarl ticket
prayed Republican because he
NE nres throu.h that party.
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a., Outstanding School Warrants to
be Paid.

HARRISBURG, July 10Th, 1880.
TO he Boards Of School Directors
The State Treasurer, Hon. Samuel
Butler, authorizes me To give notice
that all outstanding Warrants Issued
to School Districts for the appropxia-
lion OF 1879, numbered up to 100,
will be paid IA prcoen,cd during the
current month aud that the balance
o! these Warrants, numbered f,om
i.j)J upwards, remaining unpaid at
the eni Of july, viii be paid during
August.
/ congratulate school directors and
ali interested in public schools, that
the long delay in the payment Of the
money due from the Etatc is thus hap
PLY ended.
J. p. WICKERSHAN,
.Supt. PuIlic Instruction.
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Auditors Notice.

In The assigned estate In the Court Of
Of II. i. Romig. Common Pleas
Of Snyder Co.
VNHE undersigned Auditor appointed by
J. tho said Court TO distribute the funds
In the hands Of Isaac Beaver. Assignee Of
II. I. Romig, will sit for the purpose Of bis
appointment, st the office Of r. 4. Bower.
Esq, in the Borough Of hiddieburg.. on
SATURDAY, AUG. i4th, 1850. 81 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at which lime aud plsce.
ell persons interested are required TO make
known their claims, or be debsrred from
participating In the distribution Aforesaid.
J. II. ARNOLD,
July ~, 1880. Auditor.
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Al the present time when there are 90
many worthless liniments In the market,
II would be we'll to inquire which is the
best--this will be found In N. d. Roberts
celebrated Embrocation II is Q psnscea
for all ailments that require rubbing
either on man or beast--for sale BY ali
druggiuis
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

An communications, business let.
!, &C., for this Office, TO secure
lompt attention should be addressed
follows: THE Posr, Middleburg,
Ivder County, Pa. Advertisements,
&c. must be handed
| |by Monday noon, to secure iuser-
Nm in next issue
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

Uriah Kerstetter has gone to State
Line, Bedford county, Pa. to assume
the duties Of agent and operator.
The r. r. officials know all about
him, but to the Bedford people we
dare say that they will find him a
strict, competent, courteous business
man and polished young gentleman
TO the young ladies, however, We will
leave him to speak for himself.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

From the frat to this present vol.
(ne Of The Post he has sent his pa
p to a number of poor, but honest,
ird-working men in different parts
tho county without pay and what
out its suppose he does and is still
|le to pay his paper, ink and employ
Sf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

laughing You should never laugh
Ith the whole mouth, especially if
'ur mouth ia unusually large. You
ould laugh with ono side, reerving
. other side to laugh with when cir
alter cases-otherwise the
lugh may not come in
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

The total amount subscribed for the
lief OF the sufferers by the hilton fire
Is $4,000, and the relief committee
puzzled as to how 1t shall distribute
~ is proposed to submit the question
Judge Cummin. Of Lycoming, Judge
well, ofColumbia, and Judge Rock-
eller, Of Northumberland county.
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Auditor 3 N Office.

In re Assigned Estate In The Court ot
of William Krebs Common Pleas
ofSnyder 90.
TNHe undersigned Auditor appointed by
l. the said Court to distribute the funds
in the hands OF Peter Reigel aud ]. j.,
'dsttern. Assignees OF william Krebs will
cit for tho purpose Of his appointment. 81
the Office T. J. Smith. ESQ.,. in the Boro
Of Middleburg. Snyder County, Pa, on ssts
urdsy, Aug. 7, 1880, at 10 A. NJ, at which
time and place, all persons Interested are
required to make known their olsims, or
be debsrred from participating In the dis
tribution aforesaid.
J. II. ARNOLD.
July Is, 1880. Auditor.
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We have received from J. Fitzger.
aid K o., 1i3 ith. Avenue, New York,
the eighth number Of the Humboldt
Library Of Popular Seize nee. contain.
ing Marcel's excellent work. The
Study Of Languages brought back To
its True Principles. n sets forth a
natural method for the acquisition Of
languages, by the aid Of which the
student is inductej into n knowledge
of the facts and laws of linguistic sci.
ence. just rs he becomes familiarizcd
with the facts and laws Of chemistry
or physics. Price Is cents. For sale
by A. X. Gift, Middleburg, Pa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

Sheriff Bolender knew what had
'ssed between us--had confidence
VI all the means of knowing the
nth OF what he said -pOl,tn,arly told
truth and yet, Joe Lumbard, pre-
nding to be friendly toward the
'eriff, deliberately called the Sheriff a
1r
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

~ Is nhonstrous singular that when
p accident occurs you can never get
|'hin five miles of the truth. Until
received the news Of the late mis-
rune which befell one of our citi-
ps OF Beaver twp, just FIVE miles
pm this town, he was cut up into
|nce-meG.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

Customer--"why are Malt Bittsrs' 50
popular -
Druegisi because as . Food Medi-
cine. they enrich the blood. harden the
muscles. quisl the nerves, perfect ths d.
gss,iop," July ], sow,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

IA trio Of young ladies' in certain
FEET in this place (~e'rs not going 10
fatity idle curiosity hy naming the
reel J entertain their cnmpnny on
e front steps so often that they have
fquired the title of the step sisters.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

II is a source of personal graliIic O.
pa that we can say that we can AMI
} associate with, and have business
latons with the majority OF the cit-
ms Of kidileburg both democrats
bd republicans.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

Tobacco Is growing nicely.
|Almanacs for 1881 are already out.
IA full chestnut crop may bo expec T.
b.
The whistle Of the steam thresher is
lain heard.
brn is growing nicely aud promises a
tof,able yield.
The woodcock season commenced
IT week.
The wind will soon blow over the
Us stubbles.
Tie days are now getting shorter
ID the nights longer.
The fourth of July will not come
hin on Sunday until 1897.
The population Of Pennsylvania will
Sgregate nearly 5,0o0,ooo.
|bpples were sold on our streets last
kek At 80 cents per bushel.
Edmonton Barber & Co., have put up
new sign at their store in Franklin.
La great fuss is being made over DR..
Inner, Of New York who is trying to
Bt forty days.
The Printers pic-uic will take place
Saturday, September 4, At Roaring
brings.
The season known as dog days has
|mmenced and will continue until
e Goth, Of August.
I'VE shall be glad when the harvest
over so we can again see the smiling
tes Of our farmer friends.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-22

DRowNED.-On Wednesday. Nth
inst, James Derr and two young men
named Rowersox, employed at Knous-
e's steam saw-mill, went to Hassing-
er's Dam to bathe. The two Bowersox.
es got into deep water and went down
two or three times when Derr went to
aid them and was almost drowned by
the one who was rescued. One was
drowned the other after prompt ef-
forts was resuscitated.