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Morris tribune., 1880-12-02
DEPARTMENTAL.

Reports Of the Secretaries Of the Interior,
Treasury, War;, and other Government
Officials.
WASHINGTON, Nov. N.-The annual report
of the Indian bureau for 1880 has been com.
pleted. It exhibits continued, steady ad.
vancement towards civilization on the part OF
nearly all the Indian tribes, and very remarks
BILE progress in many instances, especially
among the Osalallas and Brule Sioux. In
Dakota aud on the Pacific coast the Indians
are in q self-supporting condition. The num-
Der of Indians in the United States, exclusive
of Alaska, is reported at 255, 9SS, all of whom,
except about coo are more or less under the
direction aud control of the agencies OF the
government. The civilized Indians now IN the
Territory number 81, 500 aud the uncIvilized,
II, 750V There are, in round numbers, 20. 0Oo
Indians il Dakota, $4,000 in New
Mexico, 81 coo in Montana, 1900 in
Arizona, and $4,000 in Washington
Territory, collected at Yokems agency. The
demands upon the bureau by the Indians OF q
large majority of the agencies for Implements
with which to enable them to perform manual
labor are far beyond the means at tina dlsposal
of the department for that purpose. The de-
sire of the Indians to labor is steadily growing,
and large numbers are willing and anxious to
engage in civilized pursuits and the improve
ment in their manner of putting in and caring
for crops raised shows the efforts of the past
five years are gradually beginning to show
themselves. 1t appears there are upwards OF
5000 Indians in New York State and more than
10000 in the Stale of Michigan. The follow
ing table shows the substantial results OF Iu-
dian labor during the year by Indians exclusive
of the five civilized tribes of the 1ndlan terIl-
Morris tribune., 1880-12-02

Get Lyons patent heel sSifener applied
those new boots before you run them over
Morris tribune., 1880-12-02

Reports of the Secretaries Of the Interior,
Treasury, War, and other Government
Officials.
Morris tribune., 1880-12-02

VnIlMn sTH YEAR! ONLY 81. POSTPAID.
IUUWu BEST, Cheapest. Literary Family Paper
E0lkC' splendid. Moral Stories for Children
lOGNQ Excellent Music In each Number
Vltkk9 Zine Stage Department for Schools"
nUUHLs SAMPLE FREE u6 Monroe st., CHICAGO.
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NJ. d. Roberts Poultry Powders will
cure tho worse case Of Cholera or Gapes
With " u. Roberts Poultry Powder you
eau increase the number Of eggs bo per
cent. Sold everywhere OF - cents per
package.
MOTHERS. before giving your li,tle babe
cough or Group medicines, rene 10 he r
that Siues' Syrup Of Tar. IIorehouui
and Wild Cherry. Is the only cough prep.
araiion that contsins no opium, NOR
phiue, nor any other nsrcot 10.
CnIok CuicK CnIcK See how
they run for Roberts Poultry Powder
warranted TO keep fouls in perfect condi-
iion-pricc only quarter.
Al the present time when there are 40
many worthless liniments in the market.
" would he we'll TO inquire which IL the
best-tbis will be found in VI. Is. Roberts
celebrated Embrocatiou II is n panacea
for all ailmeui, that require rubbing
either on maD or beast--fOr sale by all
druggists
s.B. Roberts Horse Powders have
been used with astounding results in the
stables Of Nr. Pierre Lorillari. So much SO
'H'' Wv 'NEl-UNtFu EtNt Uffn OF ltfiUg
1t in large quantities since Parole, Wal.
lenstcin aui other American horses. have
von thousands Of dollars Tor thslr oSu.
ers.
SISrs' DYsESrgRY CoNPorSp. There
are no diseases that will =, quickly bring
incidents Of person. pts' life nnl make
him think NJ homr anl his mother. ~
'holrra, Cholera Mnrhu.. Dysrntcry.
Cramp, Collie and sll their kindred
l'seises. AMI TO be without Sines Dys-
enicry Comphunl when ovortnken With
the above disease is to he almost without
hope.
To make good hroil leave letter
for one OF your swcethe,r,s where your
wife can tul il nnl to avoid any bol.
ily injury have horse ready stddlcl that
has taken Bobrris' Celebrated Horse
Powders, above Price 3j cents per pack
age.
A Lirs NJ torture IL often endured hy
the rhau utiic their pangi may howeyrr
he relieved by the use of the Oil reliable
remedy, Roberts Embroc,tion. Sold
over 50 wears. No mushroom growth, it,
reputation eScels all other remedies
Price 80 cents per bottle. Try it just
once.
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Public Sale.

'NllE undersigned. Trustees, So. hy vir
j tue Of 2nd rlurir- order Of sale
awarded b, the Orphans Court Of snyder
UNITY. will offer at Public Sale. ou the
premises, on
Wednesday. Jnly 2Sth, 1850,
the following described Tract Of Laul TO
sit AT that certain messdagc and tr.ci
VI land situlte in Beaver township, Snys
Ter county, Pa, containing
1iS Acres,
anil 10 perche4. strict measure. bounded
North by lands of Ahnrr Aisler aud 4 j.
Nildlcswnrth. East aud South by lands of
\. !. Milllrswarlh. West by lands Of
Ncuben Aig'er. 4 large. rich vein Of soft
Brown Fossil Orc
runs through this ,racr-h,s been dcvcl-
pri--i- convenient to Railr3al \ por
ton Of above tract IL cleared, under good
fence aud iu high state Of cultivation,
The bIlauco
Well Timborcd.
Sale to commence at o'clock = VI. Of
said day when terms of sale will be made
known by
CHiS. +. swENGLE,
J. u. l.. SWESiLE.
June 10. 1880. Trustees, &c.
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ID ED.
Auditors N office.

In ~ iSsigned Estate In NE C1un of
Of William krcbs Common Pleas
cfSaycier Go.
NIe undersigned Auditor appointed hy
l. the said Court 10 distribute the fluids
In the hands Of Peter Reigel AMI ]. j.
iatieru. Assignees Of william Krebs will
rh for the purpose Of his appointment, at
the office 7. J. smith, ESQ.,. in the Boro.
Of MildleburV, Snyder County, Pa, on Sat.
urday. Aug. 7, 1887, at 10 A. NJ, at which
time and place, all persons interested are
required to make known their claims. or
he deharred from participating in the dis
tribution aforesaid,
J. II. ARNOLD,
July 10, 1880. Auditor.
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One Of the plagues of Egypt has set,
tied down on this village in the shape
Of II little bug, fly, or something else
we have no name for it and in fact
quite a number of folks have been so
severly bitten 10y the little pests that
they were not able to work in the hay
or harvest tields--fac those bitten
the hardest complain that to eat three
times Il day is too much strain on their
muscle
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Tribute OF Respect.

WHEREAS. Il has pleased our Heavenly
Father in his sllwise prov idencc to remove
from our midst by death our dearly Be-
loved Friend Alice SwartE. who has been
q consistent member Of the st. Lukes
Sabbath school Of Troxelville Pa, There
fore be II
RESOLVED. That wehumbly submit TO the
will Of our Heavenly Father who doelh all
things well.
RESOLVED. That by the death Of sister
Alice SwariI we are reminded that we
have no abiding city here, and will there
fore with real and energy work out our
Salvation while the day Of grace IL ours.
RESOLVED. That we sympathize with the
bereayed family aud friends 10 this their
hours Of bereavement, aud iha, we great
ly feel her loss, but yet. our loss has been
her gain,
RESOLVED. That we as Christian labor.
ers In the Sunday School feel the loss OF a
Christian laborer in the Sunday School
cause. while she was yet very young, she
has always taken an active part In the
school.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these Reso-
luiions he given TO the bereaved family
and shsll also be entered on the minute %
Of the Sunday School and published in
the Middleburg Posr.
Oh how sweet II will be in that Beautiful
land.
so free FROM all sorrow and pain,
With songs on our lips aud hsrps in our
hands,
To meet one another again.
Miss SAvILLA G. Bis0MAs
Miss AAgLiA J. STEIsIsoER
Mae. EMMA l.. 0LDr
rommittee
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BENyEnrowN JnlY II. 1850

WR Posr The Tines il mistake On
when it says, "thdt Mr.. Ulrch : self.
binding Harvester is the oaly one OF
the kind in the county"
John Hci,rick, of tins township pur.
chased one last year, and those who
ought to know ,ay it is the best ma.
chine minuf.cturel. lie has cut aud
shocked 30 acres of wheat in 3 days
the WORK being clean aud in all re,
-pecis well d1ne--no exhgeration
about this. HARVEST.
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4 new game has just been started
for evening parties. The Ladies write
their names On a slip Of paper. wrap il
mp in II ball Of yarn, twinc or rags. aud
when they get to where the party is to
he held, each lady puts her bali in u
basket. Before leaving, the gentle.
men draw from the basket, and takes
the lady home whose name is in the
ball.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-15

An adjourned Court was held on
Tuesday, July 18th. Among other
business was the application of Jona~
than Meyer and Israel Erb on writ
of heabas corpus, for discharge from
confinement in which they were held
for the murder of the kintzlers.
The application failed and the pris.
oners were retained in custody.
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In The Orphns Coart
Of Snyder County.
Auditors Notice.
July IS, 1880.

In The matter Of The es In The Orphans
tiie Of John Etoig, Court Of Say
decreased. der conatu.
1NHI Undersigned Auditor appointed by
i the said Court TO distribute The fuuis
10 the hands Of Eliza Ewing Administra :.
,rix Of the estate Of John Ewing. deed,
will sit for the purpose Of his appoiat.
ment ut the Office Of A. W. Potter Esq,
10 the B orc. Of Selinsgrove. Snyder Co.
Pa on Friday Angus, 9th, 1850 at 10
o'clock IN. at which time and place. all
persons Interested are required 10 make
known their clames, or be debsrred from
part icipating In the dis,ribn,ion sfore>
said.
I. N. NYERS,
July ID. leso, Auditor.
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Boys be careful how you drink ice
water, eat unripe fruit Or go in swim
ming for the next few weeks. Many q
young man with an apparently bright
Future before him has gone down Ia
fthe darkness Of death because of u
little foolish indiscretion. Death
loves shining mark.
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Rev. w. X. Wieand goes to Rebcrs-
burg, Centre county.
The people Of the west end are
grieved to lose so good citizen so
able, energetic, earnest and capable
Minister.
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All communications, business let.
tcrs &c, for this Office, 10 secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows: THE Posr, Middleburg,
snyder OOunty, Pa. Advertisements,
com,nr,nicatious &c. must I've handed
iu 10y Monday uoou, to secure iuser-
tion in next issue
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-15

In the past three months the White
has stood in compition with twelve
Sewing Machines Singer, Home,
American, and Dauntless and was
once withdrawn, and now I will chal-
ange any Sewing Machines that is
sold in Snyder county, Pa. c. G. See-
bold.
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Our citiAcn> shnnll be particular. in
purgins their premises Of whatever i.
calculated to Afford lurking place
tnr filth, decay or disasrccablc smells !;
cellars and closets should he visited
and clcarscd, and il need he white,
washed. SIiless rooms should he
opened and ventilated. aud back yards
swept and garnishcd. Any offensive
Trains should hc dculcrizcd, rs they
may be elcctuaIly and cheaply 10y Il
lew pounds Of cuppcras dissolved ina
bucketill ar two of hot water aud
poured into the Offensive places.
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SUPPOSED MrRDga Last Monday Shin
lie Cohen Young aged about twenty one
years. private operator for Mr.. Beardsley.
SUI eriblen1ent Of the Philadelphi9 and
Erie shops At this place, went to Dnnyille
with our fire compauies to celebrate the
Fourth Of July. lie missed the train in
the evening aud left Riverside station, on
the Sunhury, Hazlcton aud Bilsesbarrc
railroad, about eight p. m. to walk home.
Nothing was heard Of him until this after.
noon when his body was found in the
middle Of the river. two miles below Dam
vile. His boly hal nothing on but shirt.
pautnloons anl stockings, anl there Is =
styerc wound ia his sile. Tho body NJ
rived al his home this evening Every
one believes he Was foully dealt with. \
On Wednesday evening four tr,mps
landed in y hrsn acw foot boat between the
'"o bridges opposite this place, anl took
the first cypress trtia west tie sanr
~cning. When they arrived NJ Will,
Transport they were arrcstcl, aul il is re,
ported that one of them hal some of Shin
del Goblin Youus's eloihins %. .-NJarL' n
Pass.
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The 8. School celebration held by
Pc U, d. in Christ s. School on Sat-
Fday the 10th, was Grand success in
4cry respect. Every person seemed
enjoy themselves throughout the
", although the weather was hot.
music furnished by the Middle-
rs cor"et Band was excellent and
commented upon by every body.
sPscrAToK.
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The attendance at the adjourned
court. this week, was laagcr than usu,
al, tho cause no doubt being the nppii,
cation Of Jonathan Moyer and Israel
Erb, for discharge from Jail on wri,
ofhedbas corpus where they are held to
answer the charge Of the Kinizler mur.
der,
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Rev. Irvine has returned home.
l,oking we'll and. il the twinkle of
his eye means anything. ready armed
and equipped fnr a new and vigorous
campaign against the devil and his
hosts.
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Information is desired Of the where's
abouts of Peter Johnson, who came to
this country from Denmark, about n
month ago. He was in New York city
when last heard Of Any person
knowing where the man now is will
confer a favor by addressing Lars
Saaby. Wilkes.Barre,
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OPIUM HABIT
Cured Painlessly

Cured PainlessIy.
The Medioine sold for small mar9tn Abovs
special prescription. For full particulars sd.
Ia. 3. u. COLLINS, or
NRs. .. =. coLLInu, IL Peyte, ypd.
Feb. t,'tQoD.
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The name OF Charley Ross il inclnl
el in the census of Philadelphia, with
the word absent" The parents when
asked, How many children living p
could not exclude his name from the
list, as they still hope that he is alive.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-15

4 writer in the New York World
,tatcs of his own knowledge, that AN.
monia given inwardly aud applied
nntwardly is u sure antidote of snake
poison. The patient can swallow aS
much ammonia, diluted with water, rs
can be taken without removing the
skin from the mouth. Tho writer had
seen this inexpensive remedy tried
with signal success. Ammonia can
always he obtained and it would bc
we'll for persons travelling in snake.
infested countries to provide them
selves with a bottle Of the liquid.
Berry pickors on the mountains ia
this part of the State, frequently en-.
counter rattlcsnkes and, OF course, are
in danger Of their fangs.
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The wheat has been all harvested.

The wheat has been all harvested.
Calvin Sieiuinger went west on
Monday last.
Marriage makes tho man; the wo.
mau was maid before.
The Scinsgrovc Hose Company
Pic uicked in Bowers wood, on the
3d.
Tue tramps are again un the march,
and the papers tell us Of their out
RACES all over the country.
The ice men feel just ~ stuck up.
this weather, as Il little boy with his
fathers tin watch.
A carloll of Btrrel SAT- just re.
c,cved by Simonton Barber & Co.
and selling at LIS per barrel.
Twenty-Five thousand quails are be-
ing imported from England to be set
at liberty in Pennsylvania.
Money expended for painting OUT
houses, wagons, implements, etc, al-
ways pays good dividends.
The democratic l&dies call their
Presidential candidate General Hdrrison
my dears. General Harrison died "long
long ago"
Last Saturday night fire broke out
on from, street, Milton, and destroyed
two houses. one of which was owned
by Mr.. Enos Tildon.
A barn in course Of erection in Cen.
ire township, belonging to John Kiss
ter. was completely demolished by the
storm Of Sunday evening last.
The U. b. Pic mic was u lively and
interesting affair. Rev. Gambler and
s. $. Bailey delivered short addresses.
The whole passed off pleasantly.
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McKEEs J FALLS. Pa, July 5lh, 1880.
Black Bass fishing is the order Of
the day at present with VS.. Parties
catch from Is to 20 Bass in q few
hours, weighing from lib. to 8.
HENRY SPorrs.
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KILLED -Mr. Charles Price, u respected
citizen Of Lewistown. Pa. agel about IN
year., was instantly killed. nt Sclns
grove. on Friday evening. unler tho fol.
lowing circumstances Two boats arrived
1t the abpvc place 1boit the same time.
and the men seeing storm appro aching
went about pnlting away the males aud
making preparations to avoid damage to
their boats. While thus engaged the
storm burst upon them, an / the wind lift
ing hatch from QUE Of the boats AMI
carrying 1t through the air, it struck Nr.
Price upon the temple. crushing in the
side OF he bead aui knocking him iu the
canal. Search was at once made for the
body, but II was not found until after
two or three hours jlligent search. The
remains were taken u Lewistown on
Saturday morning. The deceased leave.
wife nnd . number Of frieuls to mourn
his loss.-SrNBURY DAILY.
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More than 3)o orders for he Picture
have been booked and still they come.
Send in your orders rapidly-thc artist
promises to have the picture ready
for another issne.
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G. C. Sasb hss atlin received u
new supply Of the celebrated Whit"
making the past three months over lh1
Machines. All in need Of ScHiag
Machine give the White trial.
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The Lewistown Democrat and SEMI.
pal is mistaken when II says "The
uiddleburg Band has retired from
business" The Band has new horns Of
he finest quality and latest improved
Pyle, and have consolidated with tho
orchestra thus making one Of the
nest musical arrangements in this
part Of the state.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-15

On Sunday last valuable COW, be.
longing to Squire s. A. We,zel, Of
Beavertown, was killed by lightning.
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customer--"why are Malt Bitters' 90
.popu lar >"
russist- "D ecAnFe % . Food Medi.
cine. they enrich The hlced. harden ths
~useIss. suisi The srvss, perfect the d.
sstilon," July ], 'Ssiw.
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New Money Order Offices.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-The Post
Office Department has issued orders
for the establishment of the following
additional moncy.or,ior oil on
Monday. August, ., in this State
Boyers'own. Carrolltown, Catawisss.
Clintonville, Culeville, belmont. Lans-
dale, Lrechhurg. Le Riysvillc. Lyon.
ier.. Lincoln. University. Midllchurg
Slatington, Steeltln, White Haven.
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n Is getting to be the fashion with
som, of or yhnry lalie3 TO court
their bcaus on door-Steps aud other
convenient places.
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A Camp Meeting under the auspices
of the U. B. Church in Christ will be
held at Pa'as. Snyder Co, Pa, com-
mencing Friday, July 23rd.
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Rev. l. n. TJrrclcn, Secretary Of
tie Pennsylvania Bihle Sp'ie,y.prcach
ed To crowded house Sunday forenoon
He is one ofihe iiue,; takers We have
heard in long while.
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Tho year 1887 is mnrc than half
cHue.-tiirlS, are you aware Of th"
f,ct' You will not haze another op
poriunity Ia capture solnc bashlu'
young man FOR four years
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-07-15

DIR. Bingaman of Centre twp. has in
his possession an apple which he has
kept for yeras.
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Rov. Yrarick, formerlylpastor oftho
G. y congregation At this place,
preSoh an able and interesting ser
mon, on Sabbath evening last.
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Philadelphia aud Reading
Rail Road,
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains
MAY 10Th. 1850.

Trains ieare Hcrndon as foi-
iOwS (Snuinys E'rcpphd)
For Mt Carmel, Ashland. rnmaqua,
PoitsyilIc, Reading, and Philadelphia,
ll.lj u IN.
Trains for HcrHdoH Torc as 6oiious,
(Sw,dnys Erc,pt,dl
Leave Shamokin, 500. 1000 m 80
and 3i5 m.
Leave Philadelphia 9.Ib IN. Reading
II ~ m.
rou.villc, 1880 p III. Tamaqus l.80 p
IN Ashland II pm
Mt. Carmel $40 p IN.
Trains ieorc Hdrritburg a. fellows:
For New York, 5.lj. % u M. aud
"A =. N.
For rh.laielph,a Bis. 40, 500 and
9. 69a. III. l.ij ani 400 p IN.
SnHddys
For New York h 60 m
For Philadelphia |. Asp. m.
TrdinE for UGrrisiurG eurs us fDHOWs
Leave New York, s.ij " l.OJ aud 8 80
III.
Leave Phil,ielphia, y.i5 m. 400
aud 90 Is p. IN.
S,DUidYs
Leave New York $50 y m.
Leave Philadelphia 10 q N.
1 r. NDDrUEN
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pAHiSG kOHUgWY. .-Whilr l. Y.
Sopec was at liuner on NIal,y. his jew.
elry store on Third street ws broken in
TO aul rIbbe o. between aisht n1l nine
hundred dollir-' worth Of goods whcn
Mr. Soper started for dinncr he pullsl
down the curtains Of the Thirl street
windows fastened the windows ia the back
of tie store, one file placed above the
lower sash. lie was absent one hour aud
q quarter. when he returned the show
case on the left as you enter the store was
almost entirely stripped Of goods. The
back window was open, a pain glass
having been broken out and the file re-
moved. The coal box, which stood in the
liule alley in the rear, was placed under
the window and an easy egress obtained.
The articles stolen were watches, move-
menis. chains. twenty>tbree stone rings,
one dozen gold rings anl articles that
could be carried easily Of every descrip.
lion. The safe was unlocked, containing
u large number of valuable articles, but
not disturbed, several of the most val
liable rings we're left in the caae, a pearl
and = diamond being among them. From
the circumstances in the case We are Of
the opinion that the robbery was COM
mit,ed by some one from this place, aud
not by trsmps and professionals. Sun
BURY DAILY, or TUESDAY.
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Riehl Brothers are doing an &C.
tive business with the celebrated
Birdsell Glover Huller.
We observe from our numerous ex-
changes that all over the state and in
the west this celebrated Huller is the
choice Of the farmers who make ma
chinery study. One of our exchang-
es says, on the authority of an intelli-
gent farmer. "it is the most durable,
lightest running Huller ever manufac-
tured, and does its work in the most
satisfactory manner it completely
separates all dirt and the farmer gets
pure seed with the smallest proper ton
Of broken seed.
The Riehl Brothers have an estab-
lished reputation for fair dealing and
We can't add anything that would ele.
vate them in the esteem of the FARM
ing public.
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The Iphortleberry crop on Shade
Mountain is not very large this year.