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Democratic Recognition of the Vir.
ginia Eunders.

1t is now stated, upon what seems to be good
authority, that the national democratic COM
mittee has determined to recognize the funder
ticket In Virginia as the one regular, according
to all party requirements, and that an address
10 that effect will be issued Immediately. In
deed, there does not seem to be any other course
left for the rational committee. Gen. Malone
has positively refused TO consent to any sort Of
compromise with the flinders. he would listen.
according to reliable reports to nothing short of
the withdrawal Of the regular ticket, and SUBJ
stantially promised nothing In return-not even
TO withdraw his Congressional candidates in
the several districts who endanger democratic
guccesS- The funders claim that they have
from the first adhered to every regulation of
party discipline; that they called convention
sent delegates to the Cincinnati convention, and
in advance OF the nomination pledged them
selves to support the democratic NOM
tnee, whomsoeyer he might be. They say
that the readjusters, after falling to
control the republican state convention re-
manned silent until after the democratic and
republican tickets had been nominated. and
then, IN convention called without any sort of
reference TO democracy, they decided to support
Hancock. 1t Is argued that with this record OF
the two Virginia factions before them should
the national democratic committee recognize
the readjuster5, or fail to fully recognize the
flnders party organization and discipline would
be next &c Impossible hereafter. Now the ques-
ton or importance is viii this recognition add
TO the strength OF the regulars In the state?
The Teadjusters, Indeed Gen. Malone himself
say not; but he and his party will probably dis
cover that they have underestimate the value
OF the recognition. There are thousands of
democrats in Virginia who care more for Han
cocks election than for the state debt question.
There are others who realize that the latter
question Is not an issue in the pending canvass.
These democrats are willing to vote for the ticket
that is most likely to win and thus make the
vote OF the state secure for Hancock. The re-
c0gnttion by the national committee and Its
urgent advice TO all democrats to support the
funder ticket will, In all probability, determine
the undecided in favor of that ticket. However.
Gen. Mahene processes to be as confident as
ever, and he IS shrewd leader who will make
a good eight.
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CLARK s. CO.,
S03 Market Space.

Beg to call SPECIAL attention to their unusually lar0s
and attractive stock of
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
Black and COlored Brocsde Silks. from 81 IS 10 a.
Black anc Colored Brocade Eelvets, elegant
styles Monte CLOTHS and rich SilS
and Wool Plaids.
splendid line of Black and Oolored Cashmeres
All Wool Goods. from 80 cents up.
Orr Linen Cour ter full Of rare bargains Hosiery
Linen and Silk Hand kerchiefs; all Linen Hand
kercbiefs. 64 and 12h cts. up TO best goods.
lankets in great variety from 81 to $40 pair. Do
mestics at Bottom prices
LII GOOLS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON tRICES.
sE-ONE PRIZE ONLY. ccsl9-3m
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The Double Sheet Tomorrow.

THE STAR viii be issued tomorrow In double
sheet form OF fifty-six columns, or eight pages.
containing a Large amount OF original and
sell cted matter, including letters, special tele-
grams, ETC., from all quarters. Advertisers and
rewsdealers Will please send In their orders as
arly as possible for this enlarged and extra
edition. "he number OF new advertisements
printed thus far In october is 1,432.
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LfOR RENT
Il THE CORCORAN BUILDING,
OPPOSITE q. G. TREASURY. 18TH STREET.
Fine Stores, Office Rooms-singly communIcat-
tpg-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and
closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat.
DARK rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor.
jy12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-22

9 OMETHING ABOUT CLOTHING,
READ THIS!
1T IS TO YOUR INTEREST
WHAT YOU CAN DO AT A. STRAUSS.
You can buy BUSINESS SUIT for So:
A BETTER ONE for So
good ALL WOOL SUIT for $40;
AFINER ONE for Sl2;
AS1ILL FINER ONE for $15
gentee DRESS SUIT is offered at 80;
The BEST DRESS SUIT in the city
at the price, at S12.
For very nice DRESS SUIT see those at SIS.
fine French Diagonal DRESS SUIT,
Suitable for dress or street wear, at Sl8.
Handsome English DIAGONAL and WORSTED
SUITS,
equal to any custom made, at 800.
FALL OVEROOATS in endless variety at ST, So,
$40. Sl2. Sl5, S18 and $40.
Immense assortment of PANTS, YOUTHS.
BOYS and CHILDRENS' SUITS.
You can save money by purchasing your CLOTH.
ING for yourself or boys 10y calling at
A. STRAUS,
lOll Pennsylvania Avenue.
oct22 Between 10th aud 18th streets.
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals for Iron Work.
Office a Building for state, War and Navy De
partmenp,
WASHINGTON. d. c., October %. 1880.
Of ED PkUPOS AIS for furnishing deliver
ing and putting in place the Wrought aud Cast Iron
work required for the roof Of the north wing
OF the building for STATE War and Navy Deps =
ments in this city, will be eceivei at this oa "a
until IL NJ, OF November 9Th. 1884, and opeued
lnmed ately thereafter. in presence Of bidders.
Upon Application to this Office, intending bidders
will be furnished with specifications aud blank
forms OF proposal aud viii either be fupplied with
iull setts of drawings or informed where they may
have access to them.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
oct20 ct Lieut.. Colonel Corps of Engineers.
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DUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
Fifth Avenue and 5Oth street,
Opposite Oathedral,)
NEW YORK.
JOSLIN e. EULLEB. Projectors.
Degh fully situated in the very center Of the m 1st
the Grand Central 3: B. depot, within three MN
utes walk Of the Elevated Road and Madison ave Iue
cars.
PATRONIZED BY THE BEST FAMILIES OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
RESTAURANT UNSURPASSED; CHARGES
REASONABLE. QCt7. e0Sm
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

There is altogether too much talk
about Ohio getting all tho app,iat-
ments. She may get the Presidents
aud things of that sort bat Penn,
sylvania is looming up. The Presi. .
dent has just sont in NJ less than
five Ponnsyl'tliin tp the senate for
tho import mt dip'o u,.i, pji.i,ns
Of st. Helena, Aix-L,.Chapelle,
Nuremberg, MitanzlI ani Mun.ch.
Now let us bear no more Of Ohio
fayoritisu,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

A man living near MorgansI

A man living near Morganstown,
Bcrks county, has his house exactly
on the line Of Berks, Lancaster aud
Chester counties, and he can lay bis
head down on his pillow in one
county, kick his feet down under
tho covers into another county, aud
get up early in tho morning and
build tho firos and put on the tea
kettle for his wife in still another
county.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Rumor says that the Philadelphia
and Reading coal and iron Company
will lease the Kelley Run colliory.
near Shenanioah, now o.. Sire, aud
take out the coal through the In
dian Ridge colliery, adjoining. In
that event the company will cut. of
tue fire aud coniino it toi a certain
limit, as it is found impracticable to
drown out the fire without injury
to the Kohinoor colliery.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23
Administrator Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.


TNIlE undersigned. Administrator Of the
i estate OF Peter Fctterolf, late OF
Adams township, deceased. by virtue Of
an order issued out Of the Orphans Court
OF Snyder county, will expose u Pa bile
Sale, GU
Thursday, January 18th, 1881.
on be premises. tho following described
Real Estate, situate Ia Ada,us TO musa,p,
county aforesaid. containing
$50 Acres,
more or less. about loo Acres of which are
clear, In bish stale OF cultivation, ,npder
good fence-balancc vel, set with timber.
The improvements thereon aro u gavd Two
story frame dwelling
House, Bunk Barn,
Stone Spring House. onI other on,huili-
ihgs. The above tract Of land is bounded
North by land o! Robert Suith, J Y. a
Meyer, AMI others. East by iani OF jacob
NcrboOi, HebeccA Ooker, apd others.
South by lands Of Anlrew Feiterolf, anil
West by lands OF susan Hendricks aud
John fettcrolf.
Orchard.
ihTSe nnc Orchlrl IN bearing-0t th
best selected varietics--AIsn another tract
OF land situate in the TO snsaip AMI .coun-
~ aforesaid, eoutaining
Six Acres,
more or less, bounded North ny Land Of
Jacob Ncrhocd, Eas, by land Of Samuel
swartI, South by land OF Andrew Feuer-
of, and West by lnni Of Jacob Nerhood,
whereon are erected two>story
Frame House,
Stable, Stone Spring House, aud other
outbuildings, an ORCHARD Of well se.
iecicd fruit, in bearing.
The above described premises are abuH.
dan'ly supplied with excellent water
convenient TO market, soho oil, mill. Sc.
Also anoiher tract Of land being q LINE
STONE LOT, situate as aforesaid, bouni-
ed by lands Of Nathan Feiterolf and 9th
ers.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
OF said day when terms Of sale will be
made known by
JACOB BIyGAMAN.
Dec. ~, 1880. Administrator.
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CAUTION.

Il
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
IN lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, at Sheriff's Sale. aud
left In the possession Of Mary Iierrold
during my pleasure. All persons are eau
TONED not 10 meddle or interfere with the
same: Horse, 2setts Harness, 2 wagons.
Log Wagon, 2 setts Hay Ladders, 2 Log
SleJs. Grain Drill. Hay Rake. Canal Boat.
Mules aud rig, Double and Single Trees.
Buggy, Sleigh, Grind-sioue. Cultivstor.
Corn Planter. 2 Log Chains. Sausage
Cutter, Spring Wagon. Moving Aaohine,
Panuing.kill, 8 shos,s. Roller, 2 Coal
Stoves and Pipe. Settes and Cushion.
PIanoforte, Wardrobe, Marble Top
Bureau, 2 Sets Chairs, Centre Tabi Z,
Lot Carpet, Harrow, 3 Beds and bedding.
Bedsro ON Suit. Canoe.
Nov IS. 1880.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23
William Denver. q lahorar

William Denver. laborer living
at Elm Station, Montgomery county,
went to a ueighboring farm house
to work Monday, aud sat down by
the stove for few minutes. He
suddenly fell to the floor, and when
picked up was found to be dead
Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

The Indians belonging to Sitting
Bills camp now on tho way to Fort
b dfori t. surrsn br, as;Jrliny to
General rerry's Information. are 10
an almost starving condition aud
appear to h,ve oily a all supply
OF ammunition.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Ell Long (colored) was hanged
on Saturday at Jackson, Tenn, for
the murder of lite Rogers (colored)
In Madison County on June 80. Ia
q speech to the large crowd which
had assmbled to witness tho exe-
cution he admitted the killing
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Ernst Kleinsmith fell from a lads
der in the third story OF house be-
ing erected in Reading, and alightod
in mortar hoi carried by Heary
Null, The shock nearly knocked
Null from the ladder, but he held
firmly to it and prevented both from
falling into the cellar
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Men who f.vor the division Of the
State into two States are at work
advocating such division. IL
would be lirst-rato thing for the
office. seeking people. IL would
create another governor, and full
government machinery, another
Supreme Court, aud all such official
luxuries as that. What say tho peo.
plei
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Water has become 30 scarce in
West Whiteland, Chester county,
that some Of the farmers have been
dressing their hogs by means OF
fire. The porker is wrapped in
straw, the straw set on fire aud the
hair comes off 10 jiffy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

A man living in tho south side,
city Of Pitt sburg. was recently fined
ten dollars for cruelty to bis child
rem 10 refusing to purchase medicine
for them during their illness el-
though be was perfectly able to do
90
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A stolen turkey crowned Ii

A stolen turkey crowned the
Thanksgiving table of negro who
lived on the De Yampert plantation.
lear Uniontown, Ala. The mother
Of the family was carving when bcr
husband gibed at her for her awk-
wnrdness She clenched the handel
OF the fork in her left hand and stab.
bod at her hu.band's breast. Both
prongs OF the fox made holes
through the mans heart.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Sarah Young, of Osceola, aged
fourteen years, has been missing
since last January. She wrote home
in July that she was living in Holli.
daysburg, but recent visit OF her
moth er to that place failed to reveal
her whereabouts.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23

Mr.. Samuel Fisher, of the Isle of
Que. in the Susquehanna, opposite
Snyder county, recently sold go
bushels Of wheat which weighed L.
064 pounds over weight--a gain Of
over 81 bushels in the lot, Pretty
GOOD
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SELINSGROVE
MARBLE WORKS.
The updsrsignsd hayipg purchased the So.
innsroye MArIIs Works, be Il now fully pre-,
pared 70 ussufsetqts,
EDnuM0lts Al( HeadstOues.

ssi i::s S.:s 'ssS ass. a;';s: "a Z:
Il II :: s ;;:: L: e s:.s
stonsss - selc 70 give satjsfAetion IN styles
end psises. 20 ~ !kss xish 90 decorate the
q s:ls::S s;1S = s:s meat 'A'sP
I ksvs sIso naes esyaiaa?osnts. q o. 70 b
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Ministers are preparing their

The night schools OF Lancaster are
well attended.
The Lchigh zinc company 10 to be
sold by the sheriff.
Diphtheria is increasing in Berks
county.
Extensive improvements arc TO be
made at Bedford Springs.
a child in Philadelphia fell out OF
bed and died from its injuries.
John German was run over by q
street cur ia Pittsburg and instantly
killed.
On Friday q black eagle was
caught along the Tulpehockcn near
Reading.
The, dore Tilton is on leciuripg
tour through tho northern conaties
OF the state.
A bear weighing $50 pounds was
killed on Sugar Run, ne:r Bed!ord;
few days ago.
Bob Ingersoll says that Garfield
was elected by thirty thousand color
ed votes in New York.
II is about time for Weston to
punish the people again by appear"
ing in walking matches
A ring dove, which a Phoenixville
family has had "a years, has just
died,
The friendship Of two women is
never anything but plot against
third.
Garfield can write with both hands
at once, his left handwriting being
from right to left.
Wild pigeons arc plentiful in
Wayne county, and gunners are
reaping rich harvest.
There is a temperance paper pub.
lished in New Castle, which is edited
by liquor dealer.
Several arrests have been made at
Pottstown in the alleged frau lulent
life insurance cases.
An Albany firm is to furnish the
navy department, for $1,000, with a
stick of oak timber 30 feet long and
5 feet square at the middle.
A woman sawed hole in the ice
ut Fitzroy, Canada, thrust her hosd
through it into the water, and iu
that way drowned herself.
Governor Hoyt aud Adjutaut
General Latta attended the fair of
Company G. 18th Regiment N. G.,
at Williamspoat, Pa.
The New York worlds fair in 1888
is to be held eleven miles from City
Hall, on tract OF $50 acres Of land
called Inwood.
The telegraph reports the mar
riage Of an English preacher, aged
81 years. The groom has
grand children married.
George Fox, aged "a years, was
instantly killed bya cave in at a
Queenstown coal mino on Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Adams, of Butler
county, who is worth Sl5. 900, cele.
brated Thanksgiving by marrying
negro.
All the mail routes in Peunsylw-
mia are to be let the coming winter
for four years from January l TO
June 80. 1885.
At Pennsylvania Furnace, Hunt
ngdon county, they are engaged in
putting up twenty-five new houses
Tor tho use of employees.
Maria, fourteen year oil laugh
Ter of John Brown, Of Lower Dunbar
sownship, Fayette county, was
burned to death whils trying to
light lamp.
James Thompson died recently at
Birmingham, Huntingdon county, in
lis 93d year. He had been justice
IF the peace for forty consecutive
years,
Mr.. Ephraim Hartman, of Potts :.
own, has. among fine collection
'f plants a genuine cork tree. The
rec was planted last spring, and is
IS thick as a mans arm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-12-23
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
IN ing articles have been purchased BY
the Undersigned al Sberid's sale and
left In the possession Of Anthony J. spesht
during his pleasure; All persons are
cautioned not 10 NEEDLE or interfere with
the same Cooksiove aud fixtures Par
lor stove. 5 Beds and bedding, 30 yards
Carpet, Corner Cubboard. Bureau, Table.
~ Chairs, 8 day Clock, Lounge. set OF
Pump tools, Turning lay and fixtures.
Griudstoue, Work bench and tools,
Chests.
JACOB r. spHoaT.
Nov. llth 1880.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-29

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-29
DISTRICT COURT.

Court met yesterday morning, Judge
]. b. Sener on the bench. The follow
ing business was disposed Of:
Clay vs.. City Of Cheyenne. defend
ants motion for n new trial fled, sub
mitted and overruled. Defendant given
until Saturday, July 8. to file bill Of
exceptions.
Sickle vs.. Alter; tried by the court
and taken under advisement.
Grommes & Ulrich Va. Murrin; case
tried by the court and taken under adj
visement.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. H.. VIM
tiers; defendant arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. Trial set for July 2. Z.
w. Mann assigned rs counsel for the
defense.
The court adjourned until this norm
ing ut 10 O'Clock.
The following case will be taken up
to-day:
Florence Z. Small vs.. L. A. Bark
well, NJ. c. Barkwell and C. W. Wulf-
gen.