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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29

Its naT1 line runs from Chicago to COUNCIL
Bluffs, passing t3rouGa spifct, Ottawa La eatles
Cenesec. Moline, Rock Island. Davenport, West
Liberty. fowa City, MarenSo, BrocElyn. tirinneii.
tie and AToea wlsb BRANCHES 1r@lli Btrcau
Junction 30 Peoria; Wilton Junction 10 MnScas
tine Washington. lalrneid. Elq2n. Bolknaps
Centrevftie. Princeton. Trenton. Gaisatfn. Came
Washington 70 EiRo0ffIey. Osk1locSa. ana Knox
ellie; keosuk TO FarmtngtoN, EonaI1arte, Ben
tonsport. Independent, EldOn, Ctt'.fnTvEy EDDY
rtlic. Oslscicosa. Peiia, Monroe, and Das MQiccs;
Gtnterset; Atlantic 70 Lewis and Audubon; and
Avoca to Harlan. It13s - positively the only
Railroad which Owns, and cperntes through
line from Chita1o INTO the State of kurSaS.
ThrouEh Express Passenger Trains with Pull
man Faluce Cars atface q. are run each ~ dnLy
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY,
COUNCIL BfI1FFs.4 LIZ Az EEyvoRrH and ATcKxI~
sos Ilratgh cars are azc run ne ~ ~
Roek Island Short Line
TAle7 a6sreat Hock Island 10 1nsgntaeentiy
equipped lis rond bed is simply perfect, and is
trgek Is laid With steel rails
Of ENJOYING your meals. while paSe Ing ever the
beautiful rair1cs OF Illinois and Iowa. IN one of
Cur E1ag1iricent Dining Cars that accompany all
Thros1Eh Express Trains. You get an entire
f5rEereTlIy ce2fs. Aee
APR, eciating the fact thar majority OF, sile
;ssopse prefer separate apartments tor diBefent
purposes land the immense passenger BUSINESS
SoHnee that thia Company EsltIsdss Palace
Sleeping Gers Tor sleeptns purposes, ana EdtGce
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are "a
Coz CHA AAGEFna KANSAS GtTI,
Ticket VIA ThxG Esne, known mD Ghss
Gil TiexeE - genfs - ths Uns111 states
.. Il. CABLE
7kn8E1 f.szakn Tf%E
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
Climax! Climax

Pages 1ltEsas; < S:slye, s.-
A Family Blessing for Is cents.
1t heals without a scar. Nc
family shoH 4 be without i.
We WARRANT il to CT RE
Sores, Ulcers, ScvefHlu Sules,
Fever Sores, SAT- EEcun = orc
Breasts or Nipples, Er,.s,Felas,
Swollen Glands, Il;(.;,EicIi Eyes,
Scaisis, lsuras, CEts, b discs,
Fistula, Piles, R0ilS, CifliIg;ail:s,
Frosted Feet, Germs, and I'll GU
taneeus diseases osl E';lss ;'9east.
Tt has been used q; ef. tx Iity-
five yet1'- witizaut o1'c failure.
1t has no paraiiel-s.;s. ..i.. Z per
fectfy eradicated disease. slnd
healed after all ether relned. es
had failed. /: is Il. coni pound of
Arnica " It'll many other Extracts
and BaEsaas, and put up in larger
boxes fer the same price than any
other Ointment.
e Sold by Druggists everywhere
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAlED Q PACIFIC 2. Y:
EAT C(sNNECTING LINE BETWEEN TIE "a - WI.3I

1EEN I'm 11AE &AfS L. - Rk44 " l-lo a ,
Dining Coys for eat ptii p0ss oaly 81,
Sa141saN where yoyFean sn3oy your HANNA
sInei cent ron isFidses span the sfissIssrpl
ind siia77nd riyerzEt az Points crossed 9y tn.s
Narsns city,, Le4venwerth, epd AtchLscE2 cone
noestCns being niate IN Bnion Eee9ts. .. -
TIE PhI%IiEkb X, y. tONll-stIlgNS ~
Tf4Is GREAT TIRoUGH- LINE AXE az
At '91niieAoo. with all Giverelng ,iuos for the
II Il ENC LEgoop. vita the L. 8. Els. and p
Z a. 81 snI 81 nos HEIGHrs. vith 2, c. : g.
Is Ia SALE, with III Cent. r. r.
W.; Ili. Midi ana 4. !, a w; Rqs. 20
Island Short Esne" and ROCK Isi'o Poo Rds
Ar pAvEzF9tFE WITH ths Dayenport DlyisioH
AZ WEST LIBERTY witb the o.. c. r. e y. re
u At DEs AiGLNEs. with -, III. 4 Z. a. Il, r.
At Council BLCFfS. vim DniQr P8ciuc X. ~
At OMAHA. with y. q No X. Il. L. in neD2
AGCoLUMGUs 5grScrIoS.Hith 3 C. L. b y. = =
81 2T FSe sA 6snfE 4. hd lev = r. W
At kEozgEl. with Toll, PoO. 4 War.s WaD.. st
Louis q Pac. and III L., keos a New. H. IDA 4
A. CAMERON, With II. 81 2. n II
Aecll. Neb. as.d Cen. BfssLs II. Il. Roc.
At LEAvEHlyoRTH. with Kan. fncs ana Ahns
ztkAsszs crrT. with all lines Tor the Wea
. thronrh 60 PEoEEA, DIES REoENEa<
z 6srumE Reelk 1s1ana l&nutesss nre enlG
AZ hoSas Sieixes ofssSs, address,
IL. Ell. JOHN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29
Great Germ Destroyer.
DAREY'S
PR0PHYLACTlC FLUID f!
SMALL PoX
|ER ADIC AT ED.

Contagion destroyed.
Sick Rooms purified and
made pleasant
Tevered and Sick Per-
sons relieved and re-
freshed by bathingwith
ProphylactieFluid add
ed to the water.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use
in bathing.
impure Air made harm
less and purified by
sprinkling Darby :
Fluid about.
To Purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erusipelas cured.
Burns relieved instantly.
Scars prevented.
Removes all unpleasant
odors.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-29

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

The commissioners OF agriculture
has decided npon suhmorville
South Cirolini, rs tbs most suitable
place for establishing an experi-
mental tea farm, AMI has sscired
lease OF two hundred acres OF land
for twenty years, on which tho farm
will DO established This place wts
selected rs the most desirable by
the commissioner aftor visiting 9TH
or localities. Ho found the tei de
partment growing in netrly every
place visited and promising excel
lent results, The expert who acs
companied tho com missioner has
had an extensive experience in tea
cultivation in India. lie is 10 be
placed in charge Of the work in
south Carolina, aud will proceed at
ouce 10 prepare the soil. 1t is
expected that tea culture will be-
come profitable American indus
try.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

II is believed thu, the taxes that
will be taken of by Congress this
winter, will be the stamp tax on
bank checks, matches ani patent
medicines. There is no disposition
TO disturb the tax on whisky. al
though many members think it too
high. The tax on beer will also
probably remain Indefinitely. The
beer tax yiells very large revenue,
considering that the tax is only one
dollar per barrel, The amlunt re-
ceived from this tax is now about
eleven millions OF djlllrs. The
consumption OF beer is ;ucreasins :
rapidly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Last week was one long to be re-
membered for the Numerous terrible
accidents by fire, rail and steam
that occurred throughout tho coun
try, and the large number of lives
that were lost. Tho most destrnc-
tive OF human life was the frightful
boiler explosion in the Allentown
rolling mill. Thirteen deaths have
already occurred, and it is expected
that more will follow.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
'TfsE HOOK OF rgtE AGE,
Ene s'rObiein of ssu,nan
Life Acre ana
Hereafter.
"JY wILFoID,"

This book has unausstIon shly re,slv,l. from
the press nd the clergy, SIR nger praiss than
any other bo q ever pdDltslsi, .tnl Is ulivsr-
sally admltted 10 10 the only work In existence
which absOlutely demonstratea a personal (fOd
and the immortality OF the sonl by science
alone. without tbs aid OF tic Bible, utterly an.
hihiatlns tho theories Of Darein, Huxley.
Tynilli, hel ahollz ani others OF ths svoia.
tiIn OF uiau from the lDser animals and his OK.
tinftipn az death. Y Bst er pr iOt OF tue . xs
traordnisry ehtrlstsr VI this worf san DO ,ss
ell than the folloslhs extrtcts from ,h q reli-
givus presl-a moro sPecintn OF hundreds
cIgally enthusiastie;
"This Ia the book ofihe age,and tho unknown
author need aspire - no grslisr literary tn
mortality than tho pr'ddetian uf this wDr6 Will
give him, ani thJlaAnlf Of tao bsV edas ttef
minds that nave apptlloi by the phiio81pieal
teachings u modern seIentists viii rise up aad
call him blessai."-IErHoDtsr PROTEsIANr,
Baltimore, Nd.
1--WE can truly say that ~e are amazed at the
originality, thDrOJshness, AMI marvellous
ability OF the authvr oi this word ,n-Ngw Cow
ENAsT, chicago.
scientific and phiiDiphlcal bopks, auI ab)uoi,
In arguments ~ = nost sttrtiinl chAractsr.r-
HERALD AsD PRssBrrsaIAs, Uiaeiunati,t
"Althoulh stri,tig seleatlac, it5oi, aim Is
hsreaftsr for hantaity, II is the IitsrarY
cHEY DiAuyRH Of tho age, All mlnistsrs and
lay menbrrs should road IT,, IL Is al arlnory
pulling down Of strongholis, II IL worth It's
weight 10 diamonis," -DgErnass AT woag.
"rhs aatsor "a ntn Of aekno sislg genius,
aud oOnfessediy tho bsi{ltsst sslnaiIis star Of
moiern tilnesl has startled tue RELIGIOUS world
scientific work h1s resolved bosh iron the se-
csias apd reii gIous press such willing aud un-
II Il the death bi3w of athristio scl~nes. ~
Aass. cihisfiAr REVIEW, Cincthpsii, O.
1--WE most cordially oo1ss 10 to ths Pf,5i,n
Of Human Liis The xpii-earnsl tifi6-~th~ 10 4
oftts age. poaDtists tho uod of ftvsfi>nce
ths csareh 70 this ti'ss Of need ---Nos 21or
cauEqanAN, Toronto -. y.
."i:hoat doubt is 4 ne nos( si>rtlIes best
" tns fsptrry, ! wooid rtthef A4rs lNe 4ao@
y q - & psiss % w sssis:, ;ss {3< 's'
J; = I. ]! : :.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Complete List Of state. Officers and
Political CIassiIications for 1881.

Complete List Of state. Officers am
Political ClassiIIcaiions. for. 1881.
The following is list Of The exc
cutise officers OF Pennsylvania 70
1881:
Governor. Henry VI Hoyt, r.
Luzerne county.
Private secretary to governor, q
n. Farr, jr, r., Derks county.
Lieutenant governor, Charles W
Stone II, Warren county.
Secretary OF tho commonwealth
NJ. s. Quay, r.. Philadelphia.
Deputy of the commonwealth. J
u. McAfee, r., Westmoreland coun.
iy.
Chief clerk. Thomas Nc cCamant
r.. Blair county.
Corporation clerk, $. A. Rodgers
r.. Mercer county.
Attorney general, II. W. Palmer,
r, Luzerne county.
Deputy attorney general, Lyman ID.
Gilbert, r., Daupbin county.
Auditor general. william p.
Schell. d.. Bedford county.
Chief clerk, Edward Horrick, r.,
Bradford county.
State treasurer, Samuel Butler,
r., Chester county.
Cashier, William Livsey, r., Ale
ghany county.
Secretary OF internal nfflira, Lu-
cius Rogers, II Mexican cosnty.
Bureau of statistics, Miles
Humphreys, = commissioner, r..
Allegheny county.
Superintendent Of public in
struction and superintendent Of sol.
diers orphan schools.J. p. Wicker
sham, r., Lancaster county.
Deputy superintendents Of 7com-
mon schools. Henry Houcl, r., Leb
anon county "a. Will Lindsey, r.,
Cumberland county.
Chief clerk, James l.. Paul r.,
Westmoreland county.
Adjuiaut general, james W. Latta,
r., Philadelphia.
Chief clerk, George c. Kelly, r,
Union county.
Department of insurance, J Mont.
gomory Foster, r., commissioner,
Dauphin county
Deputy commissioner, l.. r Boggs,
T., Huntingdon county.
State reporter. J. Alfred .0uter-
bridge r.. Philadelphia.
IState librarian, G. l.. Ehrcnfcla,
Il, Washington comfy.
Superintendent Of public printing,
], W. Jones, r.. Dauphin county.
Superintendent of pubic buildings
and ounis, ". Ross uIrt5h1rne
d., juui Ia county.
State ?. nta-, Lauo ). uar, L..
,ounly.
Legislative journal, s. y, Collius,
r., Phila!elphit
'oa ,hc Grst MolJty IN My ToHn \. Lemon
R. OF Blair c9lu-y, r!r sI1.,ot NJ S5hgil a.
auditor sol t,i.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
EXecutol's Salo OF
Real Estate.

iNllE undersigned. ESccutor of Ike es-
tate Of Capt. John llenn. taia ~ non,
roe township. Sny her county. Pa. dcc'l.
will offer NJ Pablo sale az the la!e resi-
leace Of said decedrUi, On
Thursday. Jan. 2Oth, 1881,
The following described Vsluqbls Rea
Estate, to wit A certain Tract VI Land
situate Ia slil toNnShip, ooHtaialug
li9 Acres.
more or less. about 40 ACRES CLEAR
under good fence, aud IN kiga state oil
cultivation, balance well act with
Good Tinhcr,
bounded North by Amo. Baily and heir
Of John Trutt, EAs, by Michael Hummel
South by Peter Fisher and Others. wes
Henry Fisher, Esq. aud others ou whicl
are erected good dWesiiag
House. Large Bank Barn,
and other necessary outbuiliinss. Spring
Of excellent water convenient 10 tbs
House aud Barn.
Cool Orchard
Of excellent frat trees. Convenient 10
Schools. Churches, SO.
Sale 10 commence At 10 O'Clock A. NJ
of said dag when terms Of sale viii bt
made kn0wn by
Y. II. WAGNER,
Jan q, 1881. Executor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Small pox prevails in

try.
Uzs1sn-sry,-zs-xsr'azzsr1r
...SmaIl pox prevails in Wilm
ingtoD, Delaware.
-. .Inwood has been selected q.
the sic for the worlds fair.
.... An attempt was mado to bur,
the London custom house.
80. The price of tickets to th,
Inauguration ball has been fixed a
five dollars.
IA water famine has relche |
Galesburg, Illinois, owing to the
long continued dough. and coll.
Peter Dibor, fifty yelr5 OF
age. living at Green Ililge, nslr
Pottsv lie, fell down stli,s Saturday
and broke his ne,k, and died in a
few minutes. He leaves Il wife and
seven children.
Luther Zerr, of Geigertown,
was bitton By a hog several weeks
ago, aud has boon laid up ever
since.
IA bull died recently in
Washington county which hal tax .
en- premiums at eleven state fairs.
-. William Smith, Of Wsst
Chester, ran u hle into tho neshy
part of his hand aud died from
lockjaw.
80. EphraiD Wismer, OF Phaoni,-
veille, was late iora train whicl he
ran TO catch, aud fell del! ut tAe
depot.
... Nearly all the rivers in the
state are frozen to such an exteut as
to afford safe passage for the heAyi,
est teams.
-. Miss Mary J, SLopherl, OF
Philadelphia, was married on Jagis'.
mas, aud died Of pneum mia tas fol.
lowing Wednesday.
....In some of the northern
counties school directors have pass
cd resolution forbiliing pupils
making presents to teachers.
"A valuable horse bslonginy
to the Souler estate. in Llucastor
county, was taken from the stable
by some person and shot.
-. An aged lady named Iolstein
was struck by an express train while
crossing Il canal bridge ut Middle.
town, on Wednesday, and instantly
killed.
-. The cows ota dsiryman in
Montgomery county was attacked
recently with pleuropnoumonia, and
killed to prevent the spread of the
disease.
-. Bernard Gafney aud John
Mcdonald, miners. we're killed by u
fall Of coal at Carbondale on Mons
day. They leave large families in IL
destitute condition.
An unknown mln was torn to
pi ,ces ou the Pennsylvania railroad
near Lancaster on Monday night,
his body being stresn al0ag the
track Tor long distance.
The superintendent OF the
Le,loyne cremating furnace at
Washington states that ho Id at
present overrnn with orders from
people in dilferont parts Of tue
country.
In this state there are eighty.
ssven daily newspapers, six hnalrel
and eleven weekly aud one hundred
and thirty-seyen others, mil,ing a
total Of eight hundred and thirty
five.
-. General Goif, the new Secro.
tary of Navy, took the oath Of Office
on Friday aud entered on his da.
ties.
80. The Superintendent of the
Census wants $50),OO) for the
completion Of the work aud the
publication Of the results.
80. Gov. plaisted. Of Maine, so
years Of ago, is going 10 marry a
young lady Of 20.
....Hon. =. A. Macksg viii pro !.
hably beolscted to the LesIs asufe
10 place Of J, G. G. Whalvy. Eeq.,
deo'd the ,nefnt,or n I<6t. n Is 4
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Tho dealers in skates have all
nude money this winter, and in New
York the stock of the Wholesale mon
has been exhausted. The recent
sales have included portions # the
distant South, whera the articles
have heretofore been entirely IN.
saleable.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Schools where the youag would
be iustrncte in sDm, ussfil trade
aud at the sane time taught the
necessity Of self-retraint an / integri.
ty' would, liz the opinion of the
Pottsville Chronicle, g.yo back to
society citizen- in ,teli of spjliators
aud honest .nsn il place Of cri.ni-
nails.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Master Sam Townsend. Pawaes
Indian boy at the governmeut school
10 Carlisle barracks, is the editor OF
a tiny sheet called the School Ne,cs.
1t has for its motto. "a pebble
cast into the soa is felt from shore
to shore q thought from the wind
get free will echo on for eyermore.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Prep irations for inthg ,rltiny Mr..
G'rfeld continue {, go forward oa
grand scale, anl it ia prelictel /
that there viii bs more people visit
Washington upon this occasion
than we're ever seen there b5fjre at
one timo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

The new peniteatiiry now build
ing at Huntingdonis a ninth af.
fair. 1t was commenced in th,
spring of 1879; and after two years
work the outside foundation wall i,
just completed. 1t covers an area
OF ten acaes. The wall is seventeen
feet deep, mostly b.low the surface,
and twelve feet in thickness, tapsr.
ing TO seven feet above grolad, all
laid in cement. On this stone
foundation the building will be
started also of st one, aud square a
a heighth of thirty-two feet Eight
years more will be required to com
plete the work.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
EICHHoLTZ & co.
COURr pRoOLA NATION

NThcrcas the lion. J. G. Bucher prasi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distric
composed Of the counties OF snyder, Union
and Miilin and Hiram U'%eil and
SAM. II = lee Esls. Associate Judge.
In aad for Snyder county have issued their
preoept bearing. date the 2i,h lay of
pcc. \. %. 1880, 10 nae directed for
the holding ofan Orphans court, u court
OF Common Pleas, c1urt of Oyer and Ter
miner anl General cOurt Of Quarter Sos.
sinns OF the reaec at Niiiiehurg. for the
county Of Suy ler, on the i,h Monday. tbr
ing the !7th day Of F.b. 1870 snd
cOntiuae one week.
Notice IL therefore hereby givcu to the
Coroner, 1gssicc. of ,bc !ratu aud ons'a
blcs ia ani for the oouuty 1T snyi-,, to 90
pear IN their proper person giih iheir rD,l,
rvclri,, inTri-iiious. examinations auI
ether VsIssI.1rInrcs to 10 ih"-o th.nr-
which c.. t.eir o"!re, ini ~ tboir Lrhnl!
pertain 20 hc lone uui vune"s.s and per
suIs prosecuting ~ Le.Ali Of ;he CuuEun
wealth against any pcsscE or p-rsoh, atc
required TO b. ta,u gGl there ttirnl ling
Ini nNt departing without iray, ni iae,r
peril. Jusiic'- are requested 20 De- punoi
ual IN tbcir sltcpianiv ~ tsu AT, n,ntcJ
tiioc sgreeably io notice.
Given uuier siy bpnl aul .ea; ~ The
Shsrd's o'ico IA Aiiliohurg, the 2'rh 10y
Of Ian \ d., one thousand ci sGi hundred
aud eighi y-oue.
DANIEL nOLGNDEf. sberiG.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Death OF the Buckeye Blacksmith

An old campigues, known exten
sively over the country-John w
Bier--was found deal on Welnas-
day m 'rnins in a chair at his home,
No, 1923 Sonth P@enty-ifth street.
1r. Baer, who had attlinel gooi
old age, was familiarly known by the
sobriqaet Of tho Buckeye Black
smith" iio ma ls his first appear
a1ce on the p1' -ical stump when
General Harrison raa for the Presi .
dency, and since then has cracked
his jokes and sung his campaign
songs constantly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

The majority of usiness mea fil.
ly understand the value OF adysrlis.
ing literally, aud are conscious OF
the benefits to be derived from a
j1dicicus use Of printers ink. n
may be the case sometimes, perhaps,
that the fruits OF advertising are
not Immediately made manifest,
but there can be no doubt that the
psrsistent use Of widely circulating
newspapers by business men, as a
medium Of informing people OF the
advantages to bs gained from trad.
ing with them. is OF inealculabls
benefit. II 10, In those days OF pro-
gsess, an established fact that peo-
pie win trade With those who In
( .oa ta,p what tbey.bsvs to dis.
~ sQf Tho nero fsct OF sdvertis-
nv 6 Bll N 30 esidouce of en(tr~
! p' ne, anJ Re opIs noradsye afo H.
5l1sd n spcAlragp eneA : oe1Irf>.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
T h 9 P 0 s t
Middleburg, IAN. 20, 1881. I
J. GROUSE, edIlOr 3 PropreIor.

President GarielI will have
about $4,000 otlicos to dispose of /;
and yet there are people SO miscr-
able as TO envy hin.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

A party Of Englishmen propose
visiting the Uiited States in the
spring with the intention OF making
q tour OF the country on bicycles.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Veunor the Canadian weather
prophet, is said to have boon ofsre
a position in tho Weather Bureau.
nt Washington.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Some Pittsburg capitalists intend
erecting first-class hotel in that
city, to accommodate those of small
means 1t will no doubt pay.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Auditors Notice.

IN he estate ef Jr- 4 IN fhs Orphans Couri
COZ Pite, desd III Snysi<r con,siv.
fi1ilE pnisrsisae Auditor sppolatsd -
, The said ca'irt ~ diysrItHie ~ (Htds
~ ~ hands ef Q>orse Hootonhrc % ~ ~
eessss jsssh M, ia (. IN oIn IN ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Rislay's Witch Hazel.

Cures Headache. Barns. Spraios cuts,
Wounds, Rheun@'lsm, ro5thacho. Earacns,
etc., etc. Warranted equal Ia quality to any
made, athsifths Prize.
ooI. Bottles a5c. Pint Bottles soc. Qts.si
Have your druggist order Irhs has not In
stock OF CHARLES y. RISLEY Il 90,
Wholesale druggists, ca COrtiLnit street Nov
iork City. Jan, 2O,'sl,3m.
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ALIAS SUBTOgNA IN DIVORCE.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, to
Perry Bingamda.

Perry Bingamda.
lURERTISa
whereas Ssiiis VI. Bingaman by her next
| friend &c., sc. on the fth day Of bee, 1854.
preferred her petuicn to the Judge of oar Court
of Common Pleas Tor tho county OF Snyder,
pray iuH for the causes therein act lorth that
she might b0 absolutely divorced from the
punds OF ma;rimOny ente red Into WITH You
Perry B,ngaman, that setting aside all man
uer of bussinsEs aai and excuses whatsoever,
YOU be und appear In Your proper person be-
tore our Juixc', at Miiilenurg. at a Conrt OF
OF Common Ploas, to he held on tho 2sth DAY
OF February nrstto answer tho pet ton or iibto
Of tho said sallle N. - ingatnan and shos
cause. " any you have Why the said Sallls " d.
Bingainan your wife, shoaid not be divorced
from tho bonds nf matrimDny -grsetbiy e. tho
Act OF tue Uencral Assembly. in such cass
msds aud provided, and hereof fall not
witness he lion. J. y. bucher, President
JuIge Of osr said court, Mt Middisburg. this
2oth day of January "A. u, issi.
J. GROUSE, Proth'y.
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B New IruntmnGi.

7hs Gol'cn Hirgiyc, monlsyJW curc.
II You have Cou.pu,ptian. aui wculi
know that your c1rsh nta ho matte lIocc
aud ensy-iIrctIc Felvsr AMI Sith.s swsvis
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rui 0i Lungs anl MIR PASSAGES At encs /:
that you eau he made u gain TO 3
pounds OF healthy he,h per week IL you
baye GaInrrh. Dyspepsia SICK Ilvadnebe,
Heart Disease. Liver Complaint, hervnus
Oebility, Seminal Weakncs. or Sperma,
tcrrhuca, lo.s Of sexual power in either
sex from any cause II you have any
form OF nervous weakness. losing de-b or
wasting away nnl would know OF an iip
mediate relief nnl certain cure for many
of the soyerest eases in a short time,
new method with new agents to fattcn
every body, iuvigornte and mako strong
aud healthy the most homeless cases. cut
this ont aud write At once for particulars
TO B. S Dl5pENSARY, ncrrin Springs,
Mich. July %, SOL Is.
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Tumors, erysipeidS. mercurinl disea =
es, scrolula and general debility cured
10y 'Br. Liudsoy's Blood searcher.
old 10y druggists.
Jan. 13. 1881. 4w.