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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-23

'EPPKR-French calf, 81 rs to 50; do. kip,sl 10
eSl.S per pound; American calf, SOC. @sl IS;
do. kip, 65c.@sl.
CoLLAKs- Duck, No. !. per dozen, $3.50.
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DaIIns MonL llnrket.
MISCELLANEOUS Rrs0ers' stock

Zine, "a; medium, 20; heavy, lSc. Black
bury and dirty, TO 10 cents on.
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sPoKEs--From 2 to 21I inch, per set, XXX
select, $Si Xxx, s2.75.
SAwED FELLoFs--'" - az, 80 per set.
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Eaes--25c. per Dozen.
BurTlp-so cents for choicsi Tx for Inferior,
country and Texas.
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[Repurlel by W N. Baxter, 400 Elm street,
WHEELg--(S arven IA Wholesale, $l3 per
set; h $40. %; OsS.?5; - 81 70.
SpRING WAGoN BEDS. --Burr's patent, Sis,
$40 aud $40 for lain, single and double pan.
hels.
SHAFTS. 81 so; d $3.50
Poles, --B ~; A sll.
BUGGIEs II end spring, $50; A side spring,
S75. strictly A Thaetons, $3.50. Carriages
SECS. Gentlemen's driving buggy, side bar,
$3.50; do speeding S9o. End spring, strictly A
sliS; top.opsn, s65 to F5i eide prns do, SIS to
SIPS; Jumn.ur seats do, SIS; platform spring
| do, 500; three spriug do, 100.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CARDUI."
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Prescription Free.

For the speedy cure Of Spermatorrhra, Sex
usl Debility and Impotsncy, most druggists
have the medicines. We wish to stop this
curse of our civilization. Address, St. Louis
Curative Institute, st. Charles St., between
9th and It'll, ST. Louis, Mo.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
SIN Another Advance in COttOn-MiG'
ding 10 I-4-Meats steady Gram
Quiet-FIour Firm and 1" f"'r
suppIy-wooI Firm sugars
oG-Commercial Brevities,
Notes and Quotations.
DALLAS, MoNDAY AFTERNOON,
November 20, 1880.

The weather to-day was perfectly clear but
cold. The thermometer this m0Inlng az LAY
break stood 81 200 above zero, with the ground
frozen as hard as. a COW horn. But at noon
II was above 30.
The city is iull of railroad tax and speenla-
ton. as well it might be, for giant hands ar
upop the eve of being shown in the building
and management Of the Texas sy stem of roads
All sorts of ruInor5 are in the air. which other
divisions of the paper this morning viii throw
light ulon. There Is no deny ing the critical
situation The Chicago Texas and Mexican
Central committee 10 ttil hard at work, and
have excellent prospects OF having the sub
scriptioi sked for made up by the tlm the
stockholders meet, the 9th.
The Kansas City Times, Of Saturday, quotes
provisions as follows:
Jobbing demand fair fer the season. but
prlces little weaker. " - note lhe SAFE IA lots
tsmall orders 4 to &c higher ESQ lbs b
lbs d sides, SG5h c; l5,tOO lbs b X bacon,
lO%c; 90, 600 bss hams. 1910 6Otierce' lard,
600 40, 500 t9I@Gc; 40 ca.es luId, w. D. iO) lo'ici
80 terces lard, sac. we gunIe rolk, mess
sac; lard choice, 40lb TO 20 10 cans, tA@0c;
lard. Sbcicc, 10 ID to3 Id pals, 92i@l019c; ba-
con, breakf St, lOb@lO;sei bacon, sides Gle +,
Sc; i ,aon, sides long clear, sA@She; bacon,
shoulders. Gli@Tc; hams, + @, l0h@lO4c; hams,
sc, cav ssed, lies sides, clear; d 3, 20 &c,
dried beef. 7I@.c; corned beef per case OF
doz 2-lb csns, 49, corned Eng Brauus, (htal
cheesel, do So %; lunch t.ngles, per case
doz lib cans, So 10.
The Kansas cattle market was as folio on
the Goth. About. fifteen carloads OF Texans
were sold at 50. 45@a.5O. The demand fer
mixed native and western common stun was
fair and piices about steady and UNCHANGED.
Market closed firm with offerings all dis
posed of.
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DALLAS OaN OOUDs GGCgAl

GRKmAS MILLEr--We quote atSl on uer bushel /;
ghits lie, 9Jc.
Cottor-At the Oil Mil, loo. per buehsI.
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oYsTERs-75s g. per hundred.
FISH -l2ac. per ID.
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CHEVIOTS.


Ettriok ZEE, 4-4..sH Ontario A ,4-i....SH
" Xxx, Al ~ Albion &, 4-4...,m65Z
GranltevilleAA,i-4 Glendale q, A. 30
GTunltevle RR,1-S Atlantic V, rs. .7H
Langley A, "A. .....Sl4 Rallvlew XX,4-l ~
Augusta, a .... ....6 Hudson River...h
" 4l,....,....7 Ind an Head .....SM
Windsor A .,....., Antelope. ............
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FOREIGN EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR 1880.
Ten months -. 1858, 255 8,


These reckoning as in septemser,would show
for October little lees than $40, 600 OD0 OF i'm
ports for the whole country, AID nearly sl0,-
ils, thus turning the balance of trade more
in eur fevo,, and making u g ten months ex'
cess of exports over s3G, 100000.
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Cotton

Buoyant and 4 higher In active demand,
sc make the following revised quotations.
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Bnreing and Ties.
Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.

BAaaINe-standard. l2k-
ARROW TIks-s2 IS per bundle.
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MAIeEeIIGID.

Nov. II. At the residence of NJ z.
SieininRer in Miidleburg. Pa, by Rev. |
Irvine, J. =. Sauers Of New Berlin. Pa,
to Miss 4. J. Musser Of Midlleburg ia.
Nov. 9Th, by Isaac Beaver J. 7. Philip
r. Lhnig and Miss Amanda Hickman
both Of Washington township.
Oct. 2Slh. by Rev. j. p. Wampole
John A, Dubbs to Miss Lucy Craig, both
Of McKees Half Falls,
Oct. 2ilh. by Il. G. Flss. J p, John
Adams, Of Monroe twp, to Miss Ann
Matilda Smith, OF Penn Twp.
August - at Freeburg by the Rev. ].
+, Wampole. Miss Annie \ Meyer, OF Al,
ans township, TO Joseph Il. !leuIr icks
of Salem.
Fair tressss man's imperial race en-
snare
and we don't care whether he was a
bachelor or not
'And beauty draws him with"
well i, drew Joe up the valley numerous
times uutil-
"IIymen brought his love>delightei
hours
TO be followed with peace, happiness and
u whole lot of little Joes.
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GRAND JURORS
drawn for regular term comm sncin
December 18th, 1880.

drawn for regular term comm sncing
December 18th, 1880.
Adams. U. Goss, Amos l.. llacken
burg
Beaver John s. Smith Jacob 8. Snyder.
Beaver West John II llcrbstcr Joseph
kline, Rninll Sno1k
Chapman u W Stahl, Henry c. Shat
fer.
Franklin -Sinnl BnFsn.
Nlllleburs 20. G. Sceboll
Miid lecreek Henry A. llnnmel.
Monroe Isaac 4. lloueuscin Thrms.
llctrick.
Perry -Heury Harlius, yillian PORK.
lcu
Perry West Henry W. Snyder.
S,liu'eroVe -.leury fi,a,, iil,s Ham.
incl.
Union Jacob shn''v.
Washington Jas. Erl'sy. Peter l.. lI,in.
William II. Mpycr
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.-Jame Fink
bone, who was lodged in Jail week be-
fore last for assault aud battery with
intent TO kill, was arrested on Tuesday
last on warrant issued by Esquire
Pursel, OF this place, on the charge OF
murder. We last week gave an ac-
count of tho circumstances as is al
legged, of James Finkbone beating his
own father with club, inflicting such
injuries as TO cause his death. As
there viii be large amount of evi
dence produced on trial, we refrain
from saying anything of the case until
court.-.Sanbury American.
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I)I ED.

Nov. 8. al Beaverlown, Annie Bell,
daughter of Bennervillo aud Is. Ellen
smith, aged years IL months, aud /
day.
Nov. Q, at Mlddleburg Citharine Bolieb
relict of George Bniicu, aged 10 years, 3
months and days,
Nov. o. in Washington township. OF
Group, Abraham. son Of Nm. Bollingcr,
aged years and 20 days.
Oct. 2sib. in Union twp. John @.
Lenig, aged 10 years, months aud ~
days.
Nov. 9Th. In 5elinsgrove. Elias II. ,pns
sgel 5i years. . months aud ~ d,ys.
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READ IuuR HoNg PAPER. -Thc
work Of the year is over; the farmer
is at rest, ,--or nearly 40 the politician
is surely ut rest; and the mechanic
will soon cease his labor. Now il the
time to patronise your home paper to
learn the news Of your neighhorhnoI,
and to obtain pcnpjrtrtit of the do.
ings Of those in whose midst y,n re
side. This can he obtained from no
city joural, but only from your local
country pnper.
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A Coed kaEsas Paper.

The Weekly Capital advertised to
day is what itclaims to he. u well print
ed, 3 page paper containing II large
amount Of reading matter inlerestinl
to these who want tn learn about Kan.
shs. n, editor ]. *. HUDSON is Sec
rclnry or the state Board of Agricnl.
tire an i qualified lo ,pcik advised
lv regarding the resources or the
State. Isis published ut Topeka, the
Capital oc the state, AZ the low pric.
% 100 per year.
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PgrEasofs MigAzISs for December
more than maintains its unrivalled
character. There uro two beautiful
engraviny', one Of thena title page,
'cith pJrir I'll, 1fii, p,i,jipu conir ibuiors.
Subscribe to NJ magazine till You have
seen copy uf this. Specimens are
cent, gratis persons wishing u g,t up
clubs. Al Ire. CHARLES J. PET,
ERSON, 30j Chestnut ST., Phil,lel--
phia, Pa.
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The Omaha Des contnil

The Omaha Bee contaii
western news than any 9th
our exchange lists. The el
publishers to draw emm
that fertile region by circul
Pile copies of the weekly am
tern farmers is commondahl
Bee is mailed free TO every app
who forwards his address to the Dan,
Bee Omaha Ncb.
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On Friday evening IL, inst, meet
ing was held in school house No. G, in
Changers Hollow, Monroe twp. for the
purpose of organizing Literary So.
ciety. A temporary organization was
effected by elecling e. w. Yuung,
Chairman and Mr.. p. s. Ritter, Score
tary. A. committee was appointed for
the revision ofa constitution and by,
laws. Then there was brief discu.
sion ofthe question
"Resoived. That the Negro has more
right to complain at the hands of the
white man than the Indian"
MONROE.
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Vonnor, the Canadian weather
prophet, predicts severe winter, and
saws that seventcen-hour snow storm
will commence ut 1885 u. IN. on De-
cemhcr 22d. The fall, according to
Mr.. Vennor, will reach an average
depth of eleven feet,
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J. F. Newcomer. of Tp'"lr. Olin
snvs i have hnnr grady hapaite :
ty yArirr ~ Etr''sipr KtIl.v P,i
All w'1l r"'pn nnrI al norspn,
tronh'"1 with wax lilisys u try l.
-S,e Air.
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EPr2ooTIc.---G. G. Gutelius' mare
died, ("not for him"), but for herself,
She was valuable animal and Lieu
tenant Gutelius priced her very highly.
Aaron Stahlnecker lost horse by
the epidemic.
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Turkeys possessed of wisdom will
now seek elevated roosting places, as
Thanksgiving Day is not far distant.
Winter seems to be close at hand, and
preparations for fittening turkeys are
In order.
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On Monday afternoon, Rev Irvine
shot a wild-tnrkcy, but Didn't shoot
him hard enough and he got away. "a
little more buck aud ball" next time.
brother l.
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Charles Hartman, Tpie,lN, Ohio.
saws II know IL crrcl ma. AMI I
hone others simi'trly trorb'al with
pain in the chest way ho hc'prl hv
the "Oaly lung PAR rs | have. Sc.
Adg.
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NJ. r. Rohrrt.' Emhrucatln will not
cur' ,i. disease. that hrutu H.-h j.. her
.o. lnu ior Nh,yuUrI-m Srrirrt. .SSrI,ius.,
..arus ~ Flesh wounds il la, n, peer.
u 30 has an equal ooli IS a., d,asgi,-i
At 80 anil jlCr1ts.
The moe, reliable linimcnt In the mark
ei-urhcrr-' Emhrucalipr ant 7pCt.
--sane si1e ~ other iiuiment. that sell
for !, Cents AMI Sloo, For sale by nli
Druggists.
"Quoth the Raven, never more - Bat
he had M reference 10 Sinr-' Syrup OF
Tar, Wild Cherry aud lloarhouul. fr II
only needs one trinl Tor people eyermorr
to use II IN cases Of Colds or Coughs aud
nll affections Of the Brouchih Tnbes.
Sold by all rylirble druggists at - IN |
30 Gents per Bottle. S
If you have = horse for sale. one Puck .
age Of Roberts llDr.e Powders will In.
prove his condition 10 the extent Of To-
per cent. in his selling prlre, Farmer.
figure this out u crur- buys package.
For sale by all druggists.
Pculterers ant Farmers that are alive
to their Interests are AZ this season Df the
year giving their chickens " y. Robert,
Ponltry Powders. tmlke, them healthy
ani -rrong, consequently more valuable
Tor the tall trade.
Thcy said "She never toll her love.
hut let concetlment like q worm IA the bad
feed on her dnnlsk cheek - hut whcn
they found it was not love, bat III, re-
mains of u cold that was surely aud sadly
leading to consumption, they procured
q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-18

BE careful whore you empty hot
ashes. A big fire was aver,ed at Lewis.
town the other day by discovering in
time the flame started by hot ashes
thrown against the side of livery
stable.
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Gum csmphor, dissolved in petro.
leum. il now usei As remedy for diph.
theris. being applied rs a garsle or
with Il swah.
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8h3lisPS Sale.

10y virtue ofa yril Of Won. *. issuol
ID out OF the CoIr ,f Couu1u rlels of
Nn5 der county, to u. DIR oraI viii b, eX
posed 20 public S,.r A. The GIpr, huIse IN
he BOro OF Nllirburg, on
Monday Nov. -, 1850.
at ~ o'clock a. m the following dcscrib
ed Real Eutlc, TO VIII; a rertan
House aud Lot uf Ground,
situate ia Centre township Siyler cl.aty
Pa. bounded ani ip-orhel as follows. ID
Nil: North and Nest by 'ani Of frgd
Z gaman, East by hHi ot Luos llermau,
south hy Paddle Road oonninips one
ionrth OF an acre more or les whcleupat
are erected good dSr.l.us house au,
oihor out blldinss,
Seized. tIAen ~ execution and to b,
sold as ihe property of ". A, narklcy,
d, BOLENDER. Sheriff.
sheria's Ojice, Mtdliyhus, Nov -.
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It is just Ne we'll for \ person to get
all the sleep necessary before going tn
church rather than to take it OUT
there.
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1t is Just ~ we'll TO remember thai
either warm vinegar AMI wa'eror kerr
senc oil will clean mica in the stoyc-
door.
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The chill lrcn are now pa'ioNNv
counting I've w.cksiutn v''ing between
the present date ani "Nerry Christ
mas"
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Our Kansas Letter.

MCsCOrII KIN. Wv. II. 1889.
Ed PO-r -! left Snyder county. my
home, three ,rirs AMI eight month";,
ago. aHi was rtrricl by the tide OF en-.
iIration lpNl x westward into Kan.
sIs. the garden of the west" Exccpt-
ing three months of this time have
been away from the tho "ull Kew
S,ore" have done without u home
paper. r, live 40 Ear away from home
the receipt Of Il home paper affords Il
pleasure akin to that oi receiving u
letter from Il frieud at home. Feeling
thnt ctnnl DO without home pl.
per any longer, at once decided To-
subscribe for Tho Post" believing /,
% be the hest Local paper, As wei, a..
cXccl,lnS in u.hcr particulars, pul,i.u.
ed IN the county. la CpuciuNua !
VIII add few ,i luIhls relative t. tn
Temperance Question Co.! this : i;r.
NJ dpIht many of the Temperance Ict-
icrs "t your paper are nuyiOus ,plclru
,umcth!ng tG.iuiie Nhout the "pru.
pnsci Amendments" The lutr., rc.
-ulls Of the election /. death 'n the
greatest national nni ,n.jl evil in
this state. Tho proposition carried
by u ma uIi'y Of fifteen thpu.iul r
'hnIr, aId those who 40 as.i lluI ..,
- 4
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Ahrrr n wet AMI vito hlrn crro g.
Kan.4s ON II visit - r,icnl- nui tn So.
tho cnnNtrv with u viev in maxim"
Kansas their future home. Proviiri
&c.
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Handsome Illustrated Catalogue and
Price.List issued by Burrs Eastern
Agency, 2sl Grand Street. New York,
has been received, the illustrations are
all new aud prices very moderate.
Sample copies mailed free upon appli,
cation from above address.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-18

Last week. ono night. hrrv'ars cN'cr
ed the dwelling of nl,icl HrNG,r ~
Frirk'n towash;n. hrt ware friah'rN.
cl or bef,rc they had s"curcl any
booty.
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There will ho no Civil list ma 10 ~"
for December Term of Court. Tn"
criminal calendar will BE- ,pkcn up AZ !
dispnsri nf
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hnsJP0a
sl..a1esrs~r ;
P2HN5YiVANle

I TfaIus IslFo TlcWlFI0Wn Junci
uAtN LtNt.-wESrW.
Pittsburgh Espfoss
Pacific Express
WAY PagEong0r
vail
Fact Line
EASTWARD.
raeifc Express erat
MAI b41p m,
pliai,irhta Evpress tIIsg IN.
JohuftONu NPt'-s ~ tam
The Fast tiine WAY Passenger AMI tho rsrH
ic lvVfcss wcst. arf tho Faci1e aud ALautic
Evrrr.s COST run IT, ly.
WAY leave .tai.us In Mlfrln county
~ tJilYys.
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Some parties who went /, 50 las,
Spring--.hut forgot to start-.-are get.
ting ready TO go In the same way
again.
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SINGULAR ADVICE TO GUSsgRs.-As the
cunning sest on has ssrIvei, few word.
OF advice TO those contemplating engage
ing in that sport may not be amiss. In
the irst place provide yourself with a
good doublebtrre He'd GU n, or IL possible
get a cast iron ono, The latter is prefera.
BILE. a- they frequently shoot both ways -,
thus increasing the chances Of killing
something. Next get some dogs, the
more the better. Any kind will do from
a long cared hound to bobtailed terrier.
You also ~aut some powder, shot aud
soforth. Don't forge, the soforlh, as it
will improve eyesigbt often causing you
TO see double game. Use paper wads,
as you then will be more likely to set
fire to somebody's wood. After having
decided what direction TO go. keen a
sharp lookout for the familr sign "no
irespassing allowed" That's the place
10 look for game. aud that's why the
notice is put up. Before going over the
fence, pick out spot where the top rail
curves downward in the middle, and get
over In that particular spot. The rail
will probably break but that don't make
any difference. as there are plenty more
growing in the woods. Il viii ssve the
owner the trouble Of lifting down bis
fence TO get his cows out. Always carry
your gun cooked whea getting over the
fence. lfyou should happen to slep on
u trap belonging 10 some small hoy, take
out the rabbit, and break the trap the
hoy will like it, II your dog should run
rabbit in sione wall or wood pile, pull
down tho wall, aud scatter the wood the
owner won't care. II a farmers little
boy should shoot one OF your rabbits.
take II from him. Should the rabbit take
take refuge uader barn, tear of tho
!, htnias rol AMI punch hlm oul. ~
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Nov tith Is
ASSiulIC,


NOTICE il herehv gwen . I the M
" lowing Assitucc. kccorui- h,v, been
Sled ia the Office or the rip'hruriity of
ihr Court of g y. OF Suy lcr county AMI
viii ho presented to tho nrxt court Tor
conArrrti1n. AMI unless .ilH 'ioui cu.
'r shown - the contrary the same viii
ro crnfrncl
Arcun' ot John $. B,ayr, Assignee Of
isJac Beaver.
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kucl0lner -GoorEo IT, Ill'tcn
burg. of Nidjicrrcak. T. o.. would ap.
nounrc 20 tive people uf Snyder c1un.
tN, that ne viii cIN s'.ts 81 itn. nI
personal properly, nj sbp't notice An
pn the most reasonable terms.
guarantees snt.siuc.juu. Mar lj.1S
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Nr7ngHHas T. lltNG .-tov, hoyt
atnc! Ianr,ry ., s9i, m rb-,,y FOR tpc
1Nce urion Of Geo Saith AMI CLhtrine
iiilcr, Ct LgcomiaE county, for 'he mur-
iyr Of Ias lauer's husband Nller and
ois wife live 1n far.a at Jersey shore.
ini Smith was farm lsbogcr. lie be
came greatly interested In Mrs. Miller.
md lb" latter returned her love. 1t was
acrcei hetre een them thal hey should put
he oi lnai ont Of the w.y 70 that there
"ogll be no one 10 int elfcre With iheir
schcmbs for living together as uSn tI
wife. Smith went to rbe hrrn oue ui-ui
IA | pnlc great rscknt for the yurpoac
Of lllarin. Hillcr non the housc. la
this he wa. suc cessful' As Miller entered
the door the NJ urdercr struck Lia down
with club and killed him. To avert
suspicion Smith and Mrs. Miller got a
rope and suspended the body by the neck
from beam so os TO create the impress.
lou that Miller committed suicide. Their
crime was discovered. however, and a
trial resulted in "a verdict Of murder in the
first degree. Mrs. vi Her confessed the
whole siory,-SUsBURY AMERICAS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-18

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iebes Sabr, bab in bsr erfen Wcde tes
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fammtlide Boifitade, me|de aufsegeben
meroeu. 3u 3ablen fnb. Sn Der biefsen
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feben Ease oieies Wonats iiber 1oo,.
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ron einem 9errn Garl Wcenerins sebS
rioen gter uuseyriffen murbe. Sic flad.
tete uuf etne Senh wurbe aber bon benz
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trus am OberiAenfel clue tlaffsnbe Wun.
be papcu. Sur bas 6injutommen Der
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-14

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ess,bsn, UNI eln paar Dfenniss mebr su'
lammsnfharren gu tSnnen!. - gto1 gtns
- garan Salerny blieb boz BEN Manne
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Dir Nass ~ merten BAT, nenn Du mir
pielI.i6t Dor Tremten Define Quftrage tpte'
tertoten (uua. So gut. Du tpirif Cab
traudsn. 9ter tat Du Elm portsfsuile.
(Gvrtfesnas fulst)