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Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
NyEw CASTLE COUNTY, S. s.

THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
}sEAL. ITO THE >HERIFF OF NEW CAsTLH
I\ COUNTY, HRBETING:
Whereas. Mary Reid, by her petition " 'he
Judges OF our Superior Court, hle1 N we OF,
ics OF the p othoL otary OF said NoIrt, 10 ah.
tor the County of New Castle, ior the use VI
complaint thereiH alleged has n tdo sppI Gn
lion to our said Judxes that decree may pe
,,ro oncuuced dis diving the marria9e eIlSlhR
bet yeen the petitioner and her husbhho John
Reid. We therefore command you, as you
have heretofore been commanded, that y-u
summon Johp Reid 50 that he be and appear
hstore the said Judg of cur said Court a.
inc next term thereof to Re held at view as
tIo IN MONDAY, the twenty-second DAY o. No
ve,nhsr next, to nswsr the allt CATIONS OF Tn
aid netitl0r, and also to show CAUSE, II any
he h9s why decree OF the said Court shoulo
not be ma o dissolving the marriage exlstln!
tweep him and the said petitioner accord
iny to the Act OF Assembly in su,h case mad
ana provided, and also to do and receive
what the said Cou shal then ard there COD
sider concerning him 10 this beh II, as TO tnf
Oourt sh all seem meet and colsistent Will
the provisions OF the sad Act OF Assembly.
Witpess the Honorable Joseph +. Comsg' 9,
Esouire at New Castle, the twenty eighth
day Of May, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty.
i''''N CHAS. BEASTEN, Prothon'ry.
The above Is q true copy OF "alias sum
mons' libel TOR Divorce, Ne. 10 november
Term, A d, 1880. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
New Castle, August goth, A. d., 1889.
S2l-3md.2taW
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Tried 20 end his misery.

William Psrdee, residing on church
street near Seventh, having lost his
wife few days ago, from which cir
cumstancs he has since been melan.
oholly man, tried to take his life last
evsping between seven and eight
O'Clock, by drinking ten cent bottle
of laudanum. He was Immediately
thrown into stupor aud the pupils Of
his eyes became contracted. Death
would have inevitably soon ensued had
not DR.. II. Cantwell, Seventh and Pine
streets, been called and administered
the counteracting opiates which saved
his life.
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hAHLHOAn LQMR1.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAuR0AD.
- To- OA laQn

1uIyADEiPHIA,W WILMINGTON AMl
BALTIMORE RAnR0AD.
JULY 70 1880.
TrSsps will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and InteTmeaiata Sta
tens, 100, $40, lo.sa, q. m, aS0Aoo, 1.oe, s.o'
D. n. . a. n.
0. NJ 40, 8.4S p. m.
Philsdsl and New York 9.2S, $50, 100
n. .O2, a. NJ, 1889, 124S, t.07 p. m.
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, S,3t
Balti,uore and Bay Line, L0s p. m.
Ralti more and Washington, 12.bl, 400, 2lb
aIb q. m, l2G2 l.O4, 4.48. 7.0s p: m.
Trn!pe irr Delaware Division leave fos
New OaStie, 600, p.sb .. In, Leo, 800, e.Ss
p. m. ,.o.,. n or
DsImsr and Intermediate Stations, 8.2s o.
'-'' -'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
s,lO a, m, 300, 6.Su, 9.6op. N.
Philadelphia and New YORK. 2.2S q. m.
baltimore and Washington, 2.61, 2O8 o, m.
For further Information passengers are 70
lsrrcd to the time tables posted at the depot.
H. + KENNEY. Supt.
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DAwAKE ". WESTERN S.n1IsSv x RAlaR9AD ssd f9ai6:
will run rs follows:
Teays Wilmington at 7.lb, 1880, q. m, b.ao,p.
Arrive ut Landenberg, 900, a. m, 1900 neon,
6.40 p. M
Leaye Eandenberg, $50, o, M, 1880, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, Soo: q: m, 2.lS, p: h'
a2sti ID. OONNELLLI, Sup't.
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Highway man at Work.

A stage coach was attacked by lndl'
ans. sixteen miles from Fort Cummings,
New Mexico, few days age, and the
driver and two passengers were killed
General Buell. sent party Of soldiers in
psrsuit Of the Indians. The pursue'n9
soldiers overlook the Indians on Tues
day afternoon and had short fight, In
which one soldier and two Indian scout;
we're killed, two soldiers being seriously
wounded. The enemy's casualties are
not known.
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HNo THE FRONT! /!

Charley KYLE, the veteran ice cream dealer
has made ample arrangements to supply his
many customers with the largest and cheap
est waterinelons that can bs found In thie
Sns watermejons, and he would be pleased to
aa his many customers. Give him call at
bjS stalls iu the second ct. market All orders
nromntiy filled. slit CHAS, KYLE.
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Delaware College.

The next term will begin September. LIST,
1880. Students may taks their choice OF three
regular courses of study: The classical, the
Scientific and Agricultural, and the Literary
Rom saxes are ad 10 ftted TO the olaas rooms.
Fer catalogues and full information sd-
dross, President W. II. PURNEIL, L. L. ID.
Slolnv Newark, Del.
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yTrILMINGTON ATBENEUn,

ALMOND BUILDING, sth and Market
sts., o select, classical, English and CONNER
clal school for ladies, gentlemen and (chil'
dren over 10 years,l wh"re private lessons are
given in Latin, Greek, hebrew. Spanish.
French, German and In the various English
branches at any time convenient TO the.pupil.
Students are here prepared for college, outi-
mesa and any other pursuit In life Ladies'
may be- taught at their residences. Will be
gin Sept. 18th Send for catalogue or call on
PROF. p. W. HoChKEPPEL, III Tatnall
street. SStI
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poOFlNG ! ROOF1NGH

All kinds composition roofing dene prong
ly and at LOW PRICES. Old leaky tin
nIsssic and made water-ught and good q
new. Give US call. ,,,n,,,n
Once: Ssmr. Hanna & Cs,s hardwa
nrn Ef1th and Market ats. o-LV-omo
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,yALUAtLE PRnphm1t ..n +
s.IsntIl y ~ Whining n, Del, !.
~ dew Of the I,elawa,e %
'Slr ,tS,o, tSs ',fs he city. The b use nsbs y
I.ss1r o.sTs Of 'hs s.,s eas's II sroaad,
|pgs gar 'n,,ls,u,ly nai laid out and y lsr.s H,.s
st.Sar %'a esasi,,S9;o on P5'ss n.,;r.ss ass
~. ,,,TS, ,.,ITs, st. g., villains ton, Del
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v T 81 T ! A \

FEMALE COLLEGE. Wilmington, Del
Pleasant home, modern converienees health
full city. Two degrees conferred, or select
courses. 80 per cent increase Of boarders last
year. Net charge $50 year. Forty-fourth
year begins September 0td.
Charges for Day Scholars: Primary depart
meat ct rates OF $50 year ; Preparatory do.
do ~; Collegiate do. DO. St4, with Adiscount
upon ell for prompt payment For catalogue,
address REV. J. M. WILLIAMS, A. M"
slim President.
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-. 1ryERAL SIX ROOM ON
~, ttoroasOsd1Ib "a hath ; csntrilly laca'
bsad tsSei ~ sIo ,or wo,kIngnen Wh
Eblblsfs h's terms ,Jl reasona BILE anH 40
4. ~ laD a 'Aspely TO the ,o., owner, sr.,,, al,
ALLEN hIA oi.e0d
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NYOTlOL.-ALL TRANSIENT ADVER
tissments to be inserted In the columns
Of the REPUBLICAN, must lnvarlaoly po pay
in advance or they will not be given any ~
tentiSn.
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1NRIEN Ds' SCHOOL,

NINTH AND TATNALL STREHTS,
Will epsp on ID day, the eth Of 9th month.
The various branches Of a gsod English edu.
cation are taught.
A FINE OPEN PLAY GROUND 40
JOINS THE SCHOOL, HOUSk.
For Terms (which are moderately apply 10
the teaeheF, Rebeoca u. Maris go Tatnan
street. or at the school after the above date.
R9e Am
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G.yr1HE HOME SCHOOL,

viii begin Ns second tsrm on SePtembez
6. 1880, Principals Miss Batlio u. Thomp
aon and Mrs. b. II. dorsey. Ksf inrt6er par
neuIsra apply 10 MISS THO OAPSOE,
-o9-lvd TOO Market 81.
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|NvEp-A WHITE Pr lESrAnT
f1ambprns i'd; refe ence REQ ired.
N 0,olgln moraing, and 7 " y In
RNIl West " roIN
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1NISS MAHAFFY'S SCHOOL WILL
WI re open on Sept. q, OF No.2 W; oo.st ,Th'n
street. "'O'
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NTOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR
bid cunning, n'hing or tresgasslng On 9
the D, e.u ises owned by Thomas Mayne, IN
New Castle Hd., occupied bV Jane Burrows
and Abraham hellev. o. Ia"
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:, oaeAP.-EiaHr HORSE
~ boiler sT1 HIM u. HlRzEL,
'oh 2O8 Z. md st.
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|,ryp-AGIRL vnR GENERAL
N'1'''' VIM. q. BUSH.
, ySuBnren st., tot. sth and 'lh.
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|,ryp-y ASHIN,t-Th,,SE WHO
3,n,s ygsnlpg aud ironing dono neat
|.is,a,e % slOuld call at2 7 Il. lSth st.
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|SLe.,,,.ni i,r tuS.6oa' or manuiactsr'
|i;;'tna"pt i;G,ssnIt " Apply RErUsLIG,an, "a, o''
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E,uT-AGUD SECOND HAND
|.g "a ,0T 0'TWERS, vi nh and JsiisrsSn' ss q
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,gyp-AN uRHAslAr WANTS
'.I ..,na,ll9 without regard TO CON-
N Address Prcfus or, hRPUsLioAA 6H.la
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an SALE.
uoME IN A

4 - A
'IS$ss ItSsa ItS$ssA$$iSSSSais $SSS T:' 1S% ny
4 ylsDvtkYo kodsrn hn conve .ienes;, lot, lot,
,sssSvs' ~ 1s'' side yard .,nCs house, ,ssu' !,
,t ~ pIsnnodi "a " Houses set 81 fesi q
.. r.ei ire !, ON On the ws.. w,dSs,na SIDE .,
b pEgsI!ys gg.,t ysIstS : i STREET overlooking
'ss,sSys S4faI3tIsSE5 o. : asII6.;,, sn9:
A. A'fnlS,SssSS anS ssSSIpi'y SIS No. !.
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Iyrlp-A GOOD STOUT BOY.
fintly To DEL. CARTRIDGE 90,
tl ADAMS sts. fo'N'
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FoH RENT.

:, M GEYr-rWo ROOMS TO
" M N, hnari or without, In house
|ETEtH -.
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1AETlsis

|v,ep.AFARM ON THE SHARES
4, nop % vro thoroughly uRdsrstAn1s
H." "" address farm n, kBPuBLIoAr
Pls'~ STtl2tdhw
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Ergp -EuOd FOR HOUSE
Eepng; gentle nan and wite,lH COED
Atr"- W BruBf ICAE OF 9St5
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|yrgD-A coon DRE5SM AK ER
vtnrs engagements by the day !
tSlsalt Apply No 4lo " dh 81 sts
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ITwO. no RSE DART in
"Lh :" 10, aEle. Apply to Bran
NJ Nosa asiov a., Rosendala Park.
fill V'''" J. TWADDELL.
EaaltN
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r AIN HARTMAN. jail HARMAN J al. N HARMAN
NOTICES.

~-YOTICE HEAD LIGHr I'll PER
~ quart, SC Coal Oh, tive quarts Ior oc''
of WAGON 94t6t 4 s. MEElGEh, Vl'y'
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sEgp A YOUNG GIRL FOE
lght homework. Apply after 0 p
hGl N9Ik't sL ~I
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Academy,

SAylLLE BUILDING. The Largest Pri.
vatp School in Wilmington. Thorough In
,Iuetion given 10 young ladies' Full gym.
nasium. Diplomas conferred. Large and
excellent primary department. Terms Low.
No extras. Nearly ll0 students, both soxes.
Drawing speciality: Ofioe hours from to
Il o'clock, q. M. and from 3 TO 6p. m, after
August 2lst, 1880. Catalogues TO be had OF
q. y. Thomas & Co., or by addressing the
Principal OF the Wilmington Academy.
FALL TERM BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT.
sth. 1850. 0O
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--,v-sMA,.L BOILER; SUIT
y yn,ht or small business.
Ne W Net" 6l6ti
4, EIng st ------
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fRIlNH. FEW MORE BOARD
ta0 be a,'OmmO latsd with good
"a HaonaDie price. MRS. X. X.
JAMS, 10 n. 4th st. 85s-3wd
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sNTlD- A GIRL FOR GENERAL
lMtwO = a. I2t Market ct. 06t2t
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[sTED-A MIDDLE AGED WO:
Inn I,stos q situation to do several
|m Apply % L. s,h st. s7t#
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COpNIY ASSESSOR.
ASSESSOR.
~ HENRY III. BROWN

,, the Northern District. Subject 10 the
Nomination OF the Democratic Party. 94t6t
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RhIEtr-WlTH GOOD ROOMS,
ods ate terms LOT ShiDley ct. Sllt ! m
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sallNG AIS ! TABLE no ARU
Rh IL Market at. 06t6t
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DLtlett1KAaH,

RA AAhENT BND TR. ANS EN1
|aiiIng gl7 4 rIug VI. oS+ot
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rhe Junior Proprietor OF Rsbei
Paper MAX es Threat ana Then
n a. .. n umS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05
kratlervilI Items.

The "hot wave" is again upon us.
Our sporting men so bass fishing
sometimes with variable success.
Jon. Reichley's oldest daughter Dar>
tina had her left forearm broken in
falling from a wagon.
The citizens OF Kansasvile are at
present agitated on the subject of mu-
sic I; they have organized band, got
their new instruments on Saturday and
there has been no doubt some "toot-
ing" done already. Go in boys We
glory in the enterprise,
Our young friend DR.. j. Oliver Wag'
ner left us this morning and went tc
Adamsburg to practice his chosen
profession. May success attend him,
is tire wish of his many friends here.
The republicans are all Garfield q
men here--every oneof them.
Artist Dubbs is putting the finishing
strokes on DR.. Harman's new house
with the brush X.
Aug. !, 1851.
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Reading Notices.

Next TO taking his homo paper, every
earnest Pepublican ought to subscribe for
staunch. reliable Republican organ i,
which will enable him to thoroughly post
himself on the general features OF the
campaign. TuE ToLgpo wgERLY BLADE,
whose announcement Is published else
where. Offers very liberal inducements to
campaign subscribers. and presents each
one with free copy or their portrait Of
GARFIELD. Tug WEEKLY BLADE Is the
exclusive publisher Of the Nasty letters.
and tho BLADE Company have jus, issued.
in pamphlet form some Of the latest and
most effective OF the PAusoY's writings.
at the low price Of ten ccnts per copy.
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A Quarter Century Harvest Hand.
CESTREvILLE, July27,

CESTREvILLE, July y, 1880
En- PosT-In 1866, David Reichley, Of
Cenireville, snyder county, Pa, youth
Of II summers, Was employed by John s.
schrack, a well known aud intelligent
farmer Of Buffalo Valley, as n "haryest-
hand,' and as regularly a. the season Of
hay making and harvest returned so reg.
uarly was David employed until the war
Of the Rebellion broke out when he enter
ed the military service and as a brave aud
faithful soldier served Uncle Samuel for
three years. Ms Of enlistmaut ex-
pired just before harvest 1865 and he was
again employed by his former friend.
Mr.. Schrack, and each and every harvest
since up to the last harvest of 1880
thus showing faithful service upon the
one part, Al proper treatment and ap
precation on the other. r. ID.
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Splendid nights for sleeping.

We, SETTLERS Coruet Band, return
our warmest thanks to the citizens OF
Middleburg and vicinity who so gen.
erously aided us in a pecuniary way 10
liquidate our Indebtedness incurred in
the equipment of the Band. As indi>
viduals and an organization we shall
always hold our patrons in grateful
remembrance and as part aud parcel
If the community il shall be our con-
slant aim and study to do all we can
to elevate, advance, improve and en-.
liven the common interests Of the com.
munity. BASp.
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Waterncluns.

Iron is commanding better price
again.
The potato crop will bo exceedingly
fine this year.
The Katy>dii has entered upon its
annual argument,
There is rhyme and reason in ZEN
terprise aud advertise"
Keep a sharp eye on the rabid dog
these hydrophobia days.
Signs Of approaching autumn may
be seen now occasionally.
II is u very easy matter TO drive
your horses too hard this weather.
Rev. S.-"Hstorical Church Sketch"
will be pub lished in another issue.
Attend the Garfield aud Arthur
Club meeting on Saturday evening.
The Niddlcburg Cornet Band shows
remarkable improvement.
A bet FOR smokers :. You can bet
your bottom dollar you will segrr field
elected.
When lio is exploded therc are
enough people to so around and pick
up the pieces.
The man who likes to hear woman
scold has just hired saw fler to play
him to sleep.
There are over thousand brick lay
ers and masons at work in Milton and
more are needed.
II is proposed to change tho new
middle peuitcntiary into rcforma,
tory rather than Il prison.
Many Of our yovng mon are shak-
ing in their boots leap year more
than Galf gone, and no proposals.
Hn't it pleasant to pas. an alley
these hot days and get Whit from a
foul cesspool, water closet, or pig sty :?
A girl up town discarded her lover
last Sunday night because be told her
he had slept with Clear Conscience.
Demand for new Pcnnsylvania
wheat for export never was rs active
as it is now, the wheat being bought
for seed.
The Garfield and Arthur Club has
secured The room over this Office for
their headquarters during the cams
paign.
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SOL OprENHEiMER.

SrSrs' DysEyrEnY CoNrurNp. When
taken acc,r lins t. lirrrtibas, will In,
unanimously you're Cramps. Spasms. Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, pl.rrhop,. Dy.cn.
terry. Co'ic, aud all 9th CT Bowel Com-
plants.
Travellers should always have n small
bottle Of SGsrs' DYsENrsRY CoMrnrSn for
Immediate relief from any Bowel Com.
dlainis, guaranteed to tone up the Stom-
ach at once to healthy condition.
Mother don't fail to have SIMS Dys,
.sTEHY GnMrorSD on hsnI for the rclicf
of youri little baby when attacked with
any Bowel Complaint, it contains no
horphinc, nor Opium, yet it's soothing cf,
feet viii give the little sufferer ~ much
relief, that he will at once fall into a
gcollr sleep, and give bis mother m op
poriunlty TO rest, a. well AZ every pro.
vokcl bachelor OF the house.
RonTUr's IloRsE PowpgRs were formerly
used amongst the runner. ,nl other yal-
uahle horses, but now since the Price has
been reduced 10 25 Cents per Package,
all can afford to use them.
We were greatly amused some days
eihoc, ny seeing one OF our VenerR bic cit
izens, who had been bowed down with
Rheumatism, throw away his crutches
ana declare himself just ss young as he
used to be, nni now he il recommending
Roberts Emhrocation TO every old lady In
town. Great liniment that
SINGs' DysEsrgRY ConpouNp. Pro,
duces very warm aud glowing sensation.
thereby removing all Sharp Pains and by
its tranquiluinc properties, sllays those
severe griplngs, OF the stomach aud
Bowels, ocoaslnnel by exposure or otheI
causes-only 35 Cents per Bottle.
RouERTs pouLTRY powpsas are gnsran.
tced to cure Poultry of all disea,es, If
given before tho fowls refuse 4 eat
Sure cure G,r Cholera Wo have IVA n
and advised all - use 1t.
II IL very discouraging to the Industrious
farmers wife. ss well ns foolish TO have
her Poultry TO die from Cholera or other
disease. When she can buy Of her druggist
RoBERr's PouLrRy PowDgR for 25 Cents a
Package And guaranteed 10 cure.
II Is sad but true that many children
have filled untimely graves, by the neglect
OF their mothers to have SINgi SYRUP OF
TAR. lloAR.uoUsD aud WILD CHERRY on
hand Every thoughtful mother has a
battle this Season of the year for imme'
diate use.
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Died from II, hropbodia

About nine weeks ago Captain James
II. StduIy, II well known resident n
Middotown, WAS bitten on the finger
by small dog owned hy him. II was
feared at tho time that the dog was
mad and shortly afterward the animal
died. Captain Stanley took the usual
precautions 10 prc"eOt any effects
from the bite. Last sunday, however
symptoms Of the dread disease hydro,
phobia began to plainly exhibit them.
selves. Physicians were at once sum-
moned, but they could do nothing
save endeavor to alleviate the violent
spasms which at intervals seizel the
victim between the spasms. Captain
Stanley was perfectly rational and full
ly appreciating his condition on Non
day hade goodbye to his friends. On
Monday night he escaped from the
persons who were attending him and
when found was in the rear of II ioun,
dry on the outskirts OF the town gnaw-
ing at tree. From that time the
spasms increased in number and yu-
lence until on Tuesday night death en-
ded the agony.
Captain Stanley was probably fifty
years of age, IA man Of Gne physique,
weighing about two hundred pounds
He was sergeant OF Co., q. Sixth reg
iment, Pennsylvania reserves during
the war and was gallant soldier.
His remains were taken to York for
interment.
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Two tramps turned up in this place
last week who hailed.from Harrisburg.
and gave their names VS. Harry Bubb
and Dcnrich d. Donne. Bubb pro.
cured work ut the foundry off. J
Batman, and Donncl in the barber
shop Of j. O'Niel. Both boarded with
Nr Ba,man. Getting little money
ihey both got drunk on Sunday, and
in the evening returned 10 the house oi
Mr. Ralman. Soon after dark they
took their departure. when Batman
discovered that he was minus suit
Of clothes, a pair of boots, shirt aul
hat 4 warrant was issued and officer
sent after them, who overlook them
at Georgetown on Tuesday, and brot
them before Esquire Smith, who com,
mitted them to Jail. Donncl had the
suit OF clothes on when arrested.-Suu.
bury imericdi.
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Last Spring little babe was left at
the residence OF Uriah b. Garman, in
Harrisburg. They accepted the little
stranger aud did for it all that kind-
ness could do, and It throye until few
weeks ago when it had an attack of
cholera infantum, aud last week it
died, The night after ITS death, about
eleven O'Clock, a man and woman
came to Garman's door and asked to
see the babe. After entering the
house they introduced themselves as
the father and mother of the child.
The couple were richly dressed and
gave every evidence of belonging to
upper classes of society. The woman
cried over the corpse and. called it
"her baby" and the man appeared al
most equally moved. They ordered
a nice coffin, and all arrangements to
he made first.vlass. The woman ex.
planned that she wanted to keep the
child but her mother would not hav,
the scandal, and insisted on its being
put in other hands. IT is suppose {
the couple are either married or viii
be and that the child was born out o
wedlock, though belonging to such &
class of ue.blooded" society tina
the parents of the girl could not bea
the idea of having their circle know
of the daughters misfortune. The
departed as they came ard are vi,
known. What a novel in real live.
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DIED.

July 10Th. at Bannervlle, Tilgbman
Lehr aged 81 years and l days.
July 2iih. In Perry twp, Katie Verdil>
lia. daughter of Edsard ID. and Hannah
moyer. aged ! year. 8 nonihs and 5
dsys.
July Goth. ie wiiiiamsport. Clyde, son
Of Johu @. and Mary Bysrs. farmerly OF
Sci psgrovc, aged abpui 10 yssss.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

An exchange wants to know "what
Is homo without newspaper ?" 1t is
place where old hats are stuiled into
window frames where the children
are like young pigs; the housewife
like an aboriginal savage the hus-
band with a panorama of the Dismal
Swamp juice, and the general outlook
resembling the home of Il depraved
heathen.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-08-05

John Smith died in Princeton. Bu.
Teau Co.. III, on the morning of July
IL, 1850, in his sixty-iifh year. Mr.
Smith formerly resided in New Bcr.
lin, Pa, and was at one time there en-
gagged in publishing the Union AL.
Ter, German paper, and afterwards
the Union star" lie removed to m.
IN the year 1915, where he was al.o
engaged for some time, in the pub
lication OF different newspapers, hut
of late years he had turned his attcn.
ton almost entirely to farming.