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submitted.
j. L. DAVIS, Superintendent.
FORMAL MEETING OF The BOARD.
The Situation.

Policeman Gibson wss before Justice
Anderson, OF HeDrico county, Yesterday,
charged with interfering with the waste
gates on the csnal-the property OF the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad. The
Mayor. City Attorney, aud Chief OF Police
were present in the interest OF the city.
CommOnweslth's Attorney Thomas id-
Vised the justice that, a. there was no evil
dence OF criminal intent or Of offence COM
mitted. the ease should be demissed, which
was done.
Thus the only prisoner taken In the cam
paign being released, and there being no
dead to bury or wounded to bear on, the
war, so far as field operations are concerned,
was considered at an end.
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THAT FURRED TONGUE, bad-;asiinR mou.h' sne
miserable feeling, says you need Hor BifTKRs.
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au25 2t'
BO0.s. STATIONERY. Sr.

VALUABLE VIRGINIA LAW B00Es
Y FOR sALE.-TATE's DIsEST pt Virginia
LAWS, TATE ANALYiIcAL DigEsf. NAT.
THFWs's Dl6TsT. LoNAx's Dis, sT, TUX
HESGIEG's JUSTICE: CODES OF 40 so Ard
va: sns ACTS OF ASSEMBLY 10 Close 81 the vsr.
sLo ACTS OF ALEXANDRIA ANL WHEEL
ING LH6IsLATUkE. Address LAW.Bpnks.
care OF Carrier No. /. 40 z6-fv
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ASKED TO RETURN.

Yesterday afternoon Mayor Darlington
teleRraphed the absent members Of tue
Board OF Aldermen requesting them, in
view OF the urgent need for their services,
10 return TO the city IN time TO attend the
meeting OF the Board on Saturday.
# requires two.thirds vote 10 pass a
speeiAl appropriation.
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LOOK TO YOUR wATER.PIPEs.

Superintendent james l.. Davis, OF the
water-works, publishes anotiee this morn
ing asking that occupants OF premises
will not leave their hydrants or other
water-fxtures open, but when the water Is
turned draw as little as will serve them and
close the hydrants, thus enabling all to get
supply"
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closets, In a sanitary point OF view, are no
less important, particularly ss hundreds Of
these conveniences have been put IN recent
ly. The introduction Of the much.needed
sewage system IN the city has very largely
added 10 the oumber Of water-6xtures, and
consequently adding very materially TO the
consumption. In view OF the above practi-
cal wisdom would indicate an auxiliary
power which can be always kept in readi-
ness TO meet any emergency. Water-p5wer
works are not ss reliable under all circum-
stances as steam. and particularly The inn
proved modern steam-pump, costing much
less IN nrst construction and more reliable.
The new works, situated doubtless In the
best place and IN the most favorable position
TO maintain a constant supply Of water for
power, will be subject to certain disadvan-
tages. They may not be affected materially
by either high or low water, but then there
Is dam or an embankment six miles long,
which Is liable 10 give way either by musk
rats or other causes. There Is still another
difficulty, and perhaps the worst, and that
Is the choking OF the canal with ice and
snow during the wlpter, which has been
frequently the case between the Three Mile
locks and the city for days at a time, stop
ping almost the entire flow OF water in The
canal. There is another reason why this
sieam-pump should be put 10 at once, and
that is the new works will not be ready for
ut lesst a year yet. and then there may be
adjustments OF the machinery required,
which will still take more time. THIS pump
should be located at the new works. and in
connection with the new man now being
laid for the new works, and 10 be large
enough to meet every emergency-not less
than six million gallons capacity in twenty
four hours.
Respectfully submitted.
J. L. DAVIS, Superintendent.
FORMAL MEETING OF The BOARD.
DR.. Scott, the chairman Of the conference,
said that he could not at this moment de-
eide how he should vote when toe question
should come formally before the Board.
He announced that formal meeting OF the
Board would be held on Saturday.
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,ur sieexsT OF ALL BIe SHOWS.
OLD JOHN RoBiNsoN's

GREAT WORLDS ExPoNTloS,
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THE EFFECT.

The city police renamed yesterday and
last night in charge Of the gate on the canal.
out Of which water continues 10 flow from
the canal into The city dam on the river.
The diminished stream in the cana forced
the Tredegar Company to stop their chair
end bdr-mill completely. The spike-mill
was not run to It's full capacity. The Gal
lego Mills and WhilehurSt 81 0wens's sash
and blind-establishment were able to con-
tiuue at work, but with reduced power.
RAIE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
At Healing Springs and Milboro' there
were heavy ralus last night. At Allegha-
ny station the raln was light. At Lynch
burg there were some indications OF rain
early in the evening, but at 0 O'Clock the
prospect was not so good. At Charottes-
Vile the skies were clear. At Richmond
there was a tine fresh wind, a pleasant
temperature, and a hszy atmosphere, but
no decided promise OF ram.
A LADY WRITING IN FAVOR OF A WATER
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hiLhhtNDl ' A., huLArN -, 1901
Messrs. EditOS,-l am sure all house
keepers living in Richmond who use city
water will unite with me in thanking Mayor
Carrington for the manly courage he has
display Cd in coping with great difficulties,
so a. to give us partial supply OF water.
am not alone in the opinion that the
present scarcity OF water is due solely TO
the excessive waste daily practiccd Ia nu-
merous households. Frequently hydrants
are left partially turned on, with water es-
Gaping. When requiring water for domes-
tic purposes, eolored servants are in the
habit Of turning on the hydrant after
placing the bucket under and thus leaving
il while they 20 eff to attend to other du-
ties, during which time enough water is
wasted to Ill, perhaps, twenty buckets.
Truy the responsibility rests upon the
mistress OF the family, but as the waste in
wolves no extra cost TO the household the
evil runs on.
People who can sffOrd TO live in fine
houses in the western part OF the city
seeu TO use tbe wafer without stint Ia satu-
rating their lawns and f7uer-beds in the
summer evenings. OF course this Is all
right IL they pay according to the quantity
used.
The difficulty Of securing plentiful but
economical use OF water by the people
could easily be met II the city authorities
would supply it by meter. Then every
household would pay according to iss con-
sumption.
1t is great Injustice for small families,
needing comparatively little water, to be
required to pay the same amount as where
large quantities are used and wasted. III
tha meter sVstpm were adopted, small
house. could share the benefit OF labor
saving improvements by having water laid
on 10 the house, both In upper and lower
floors, az it would be paid for by tue meas
ure instead of (ss now) per bydranE.
Suppose gas were supplied to consumers
on the same principle as water now is-seV-
eral additional gas-bouses would have TO be
erected. Only let water be dealt out as gas
is, by meter, aud ! leave II TO wiser heads
than mine to say whether or not single
cent mead be expended In getting extra
machinery at the city reservoirs.
HOUsEKBEPHR.
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e.acrs ANp MENAeERIE.

R,caxoNp-oNe DAY ONLY,
MONDAY, Aueusr aorH.
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COURT PRDGLAuNViDV.

~ ,,rea, ,u" ton j. &. B1chcr prssi
~ lrur bulge OF thc luiicnl pi.tri.,
."nr,''t the counties of tSi,i., Cmrn
aud N.iu nut Hiram OIN,h npd
'A",. ID iafcr itte. Associate Iudrc.
go ari '1r Snyder county have is.uci lh-ir
U'..T hrninr, date the Q.h lty VI
Ay. : b. lN.i, io me directed for
'hu hobiIuf r!Nn ORPHANS court. d court
% Common I,et-, rturt of oyer ani Ter.
u..'. urI uvuv.u, court of Guartor S,g.
-'Hu, ~ NJ" rracc At .iiillcimrc, for the
county OF snyder, on the l,h Monday. (hc
I"E the :r,I dry Of Sept. i5SI.) uud
gcr.iuuc one wcrk
Notice D.. therefore hereby given 10 the
tur.u"r, Justice, OF the pcn,c OUsia.
t,c- in nn i'i the county ut shy Ter, to ap.
.nr 'u their proper person sith their rolls
records, iuyuisitiuus. examinations aud
other rcmcmbranccs 60 do those things
which Of their Offices and ia their behalf
c'''iu 10 he lone aud witnesses aud per.
sons rrosccHJiuE ia lthalfof the Common
wroltn against any person or persons are
required 10 Gc tncu AMI there Attending
ant not departing without leave nj their
r"u" Justices are requested 10 he puncl
uni IN their attendance at the appointed
inc ngrccahly to notice.
Gltrn Unicr my maud anl seal NJ the
'r.'.l " office n Miillruurs. the t. h lay
tAJr \ L., oYe thousand ci chs huulrcI
1nI G2HIN- 900.
ItttEn @nttNpsR. Sn~r,i.
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fls6Inn lpr Black Bass.

Now that the season for bass ash
ing is in its prime. the following prao.
tical hints in resarl 10 the Iuost sue.
cesstul methods OF catching the gaa,y
denisens OF our streams will b. OF in.
teres, 10 those OF our readers who
are inclined t. an appreciation OF the
exciting piscatorial art, especially as
these hints are derived fro n that well
known and authentical source OF in
/ formation on everything concerning
the finny tribe, Seth Green.
Beginning with the method known
"a "siill hshing,n where The ii,herman
remains stationary Oii tic shora or
anchored IN y boat, MIR: Grcea advises
the use OF The following tac,,lo !
moderately stiff rod. about twelve
feet in length, II bowser ldil striped
linen line, siz' No. o, 0 'Shanghne,,y's
hooks No. I, tied Oh single gun
snsI, and IA good reel. For bali he
advises the ninLow of the sucker
chub or sinner species, fresh water
crab or crawfsl pud the dobsun or
hellgrnnite. In using the m'nnov
bait, insert the hook in the middle of
the back jlst above the bal, bone.
care being td',ea not TO remove aav
Of the scales or otherwise mar thpn.-
turai appearance OF ia, minu,w.
The bass sail,s the minu,w hy dlrt
ing ut it, an1 generally c,rr.p. it five
r. six feet bofor" ne overcome, the
force OF the rush, when no stops until
he gets tho head foremost. uu opera
ton which occupies a full minute. As.
soon rs sthe bass get..sthr miuuow
swallowed or well on II, way, I've estelts.
OIL In .rarsh of other food THE an
cl"r should not jerk hi. iinc us SOON
1i ha '',- that "a ii.h has strI', hi,
bait, bnt should siYo him liu, until ue
coAes to II 4. op. Then inak, short
quick strike, sothat If you do not
ho't the fish ,h" hlit wil not b, re-.
moved from him ~ prr tlnu foot or
80, 0s in ease OF - mis-, tn, chaur,.
are tina, the fish will si,z, II again.
II ,i.liug without a hpbbar. and nis.
.triSiu; an, fish, l,t the bii. .,'tlc 2,
the bottom, rs tn tl-h will think hn
has kiilrlth' min1pH. AL in min.
eases out pf t!n " s,'flr i. again.
In buitins with crabs it /. .1ol
plan t. break or one Of the pinchcr-
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From por, Treyorton.
poRrrrrronr.lx. Anr. ., VI

PORT rFTvOarJS. Aug. .. 81.
En-. PosT ga Saturday IN orning
last We wore shocked 20 hear OF an
other case OF suicide by William Ottu
aged aboat thirty years, ant who
lived'a short distance , tck of lIarnion
opposite here On Friday h. had been
at John Brewers store and asked Mr..
Brewer TO lend him his revolver. s,nt.
ing that he intended to shoot rats.
After carefully cleaning it first Mr.
Brewer procce t. / % iDalit, Mr.. QUO
promising to retura 1t as soon az lac
was through.
Returning hone hh vi,itel his h,rcd
man who was wording inn finlJ. and
gave hin SOM di~rrti>li c,r,arnin,
the wor.', telling him also hat he
sh,ulit,',a g,Jlc ctes u thn sto,'i. as
he vas going tFt tyall vou.ln't know
when he'd rcturL IL, hal tu,dh his son
that h" shDulI i,wlys bo kind ~ his
lit,i, si'tnr, tpr IA liiup; eyp5lt to
see him for 50 n tim -.
shortly ,-tirw,rl~ h,wt. folqily
ia.; oh his bark, hayils locn shot
throu III tAohnai ltisipvosel that
the cau,H oi 1t WI, trouble. though at
th" tiue ut tl'b', a. W., apparently
iu cheerful spirits.
CA Sat1rity tin sunday S'lp,i
workers or This i,ll,, nnl yi.iri.v
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TRrSrArE PICNIC. The eighth
annual Tri-State Picnic of the Patrons
of Husbandry and farmers Of Penn
sylvania, Maryland West Virginia
and adjoining stat es, will be held at
Williams Groves, Cumberland county,
Pa, commencing on Monday, August
Goth, and endingthe following Friday.
There will be n grand agricultural ex-
hibition, which makes il profitable for
farmers and manufacturers to show
their goods there. Excursion tickets
can be had ON all the railroads le'ld-
ing tothe place, The last day (Scp-
te.nber 2nd.) viii be Editors Day--a
gathering OF newspaper irsut nd
dresses, music; electric light A., viii
add 10 the other attr1ctions'
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Dug. 25, 3w.

A SUDDEN DEATH,- sudden death
occurred in Cakelown on Wednesday,
morning last. Miss Lizzie Martin, sis
ter of George Martin, plasteror, of Pur-
dytown, was visiting Mrs. Henry d
Bright, and was called at G o'clock and
answered the request 10 get up. Not
coming down stairs for some time,
Mrs Bright went up and fnnnd her
dressed and lying on the bed with II
shawl wrapped around her. The
young lady expired inst rs Mrs. Bright
reached her bedside. 1t is supposed
sho died of heart disease. Her home
was in Snyder county, where she had
intended going. .-SmJury News.
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notice IN PARTITION

Nhc natter nf The estate N John Po,r,y.
soE, A@, cf tcntre iopnship, d,cea,c8.
20 ltts,h iIoWerro-, David
H'Werslr, Isaac Bo"ersoN, HArrit iiowartoS,
70" inttrnhrrlsi to EdwRrd holly, Mary
BoN'roN, u"N Mary Ilshcr. intstmarrieI With
hsNph tl"hnr all ui whom reside in SNYDER
county, Abraham Bowersox. Who tesitcs iu
Hartley township, Cuion county, pa, ami
whoJep pet oiic- llress T. HArtletun; Noah
Hp"tr.nN whp ro'i'los 1t Three Riysr, I'D ,ltr
Slic II Michigan; Samuel BoweIroS whose
In.t known residence vas at tnierenlsncs
h'chlhnd county, Onto; George noutrtox Who
T, riies ~ the state Of Michigan anf Uh h,.s
fo't Oh q, address l. LitcLneli, Uil,sdaIs
c"uStYi Mnsns BowersNN. Who reside, at Dsy.
ton, Dhia; solomon Rowrrshx Who resides In
tle >lRie OF Michigan and who,s nost.olr'c al.
'tes " Ii"hhHli " illlsdale county: Gscob Row.
erf'N WI" resides IN the state Of Michigan ard
who're lut.otiicc address II Quincy Utapch
county. Also tLrrc sraDi children, tho chill
'iNr oi Henry Nnwcrsns. iAto Of Hunal1 tdwn
thllt mon cnUuiy, d"cta.ci. whore IN me, are
~ pres nj unknown 80 your r,ttlopar mi
lu''" en- llren ,i tathatino "ciflck fotmrriy
WA 'h'i 90 b1WHrsuN. nov docsaset. 40 hly-
.lR b"Nh Intern ttrir' g. D.uicl Wgirirk. vi,
leu' on "'Ni't Who - p' 1u, aul reside In
, '.N t' 10" "n-'I'" -ryisr county tud Ellen
NH'-'h NttC ri Peter S,yraiuan IS no L. aItn
~ FHn huI l..i''s d. 'tuifr trUusnln sbvI,r
'.t"'l, a. anon Welrl'T vhr ia lr1at.-
tn! q i"Ni i'hiu ,HugD % Limestone tUwr-utp
' r''r sou :. y ioit, ani legal rsnreseLti.
q 60 90 J'aI li'wersoN, lalc u Centre town.
"'ln Srvdt; c'nu'I "a dee Asod.
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FmE.-About hIlfpa,t ten o'c'lct
last niehta ii.u was discovered in the
chimney ON the second s'nry, cf a
room IN the building occupied by Mr.
Geo. 4. Sreder as bakery, conrrc.
tionery aud residence, on Market
square, bat was put cut before mach
damage was done. IL no dDlu.
caught from the stove pipe. But the
interesting lalt Of the story is the
hndins OF u steci .'."i kni.e by Mr..
.SIceder IN II clut,.t i.e place Of an up
stairs sleeping rJOu, winch bad been
opened IN order to yet ~ the Erc.
inc blade of the Instrument il over
six inches in length aud the duer.horn
handle attached about three inches.
Over one hundred years aga this build
ing was used as court house aud iaii
aud the chimney in which tue imp'o.
mcnt was found ruas up through th1,
part ol the huildug nsal for couGn-
ing prisoners. Tne presumption is.
and indeed there can bunJ douhi hut
that the dirk WAS sccrclrt lherc los n
Prisoner over ono hundred years ago.
rhe relic will be kept 10y Mr.. slecdcr.
and when any of those midnight prowl.
orS come around his premises playing
big injin' thcy had better bo on the
look out for it.-Su.JWy DliiA, Aug
! Ssh.
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The State Normal School OF this dis b.
uict, at B.oomsburg, will begin its
thirteenth year on Tuesday, Sept. g.
The steady increase in numbers con
Times. The last class numbered forty.
one. Graduates of this school are in
demand. Large additions to appar-
aius and extensive Improvements
have been made. The Domestic de.
partment will be under the same eli-
Gent management. The same able
corps OF instruction is thorough. The
location is healthiul, beautiful and
easily accessible. The ntlractiveness
Of the buildings and grounds is not
surpassed Relerences.-T grad,
yates aud their employers, Send for
catalogue,
t,,r o. D.,
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The following was 'adop,ed by n

The following was adopted hy Tx
North Branch Conference Of the sus'
qehanna synoi of the Ev. Lu,h
Church q, Sc slrte ,cssion August 9Th
1eSif
WHkREAs II ia The duty Of tho
ministry to he watchfll to warn their
hocks against any threatened Danger,
or any evil coming in Disguise We
would earnestly warn the church
against Az evil becoming very prevail
ent viz whi! is usually called Spec.
ulntivo Life Insurance.
This wcheliove tu bc evil in princi.
pie and practice, calculated to destroy
spirituality aud to damage Christian
life aud cxtmple e;en in the sight Of
the world.
In tie nature, wo find this method OF
insurance to be Of the same character
as the lottery md other gambling
schemes. We iiud it in principle aud
practice undertaking AID lowering
the sacredncss OF human life. by stini.
uls,ing an unlawfH, desire fur' lie t.
come tu an end, aud even ulfcrin! u
premium on It's destruction. II, di.-
courdgcs attention 60 regular aul lex
itimatc business. stimulates the desire
for rnpil and unlawful gains. and cul-
tiva,os The love Of money. II dulls
the Finest affections Of the heart. II is
commonly conducted hy fraud, mis-
and the dipping Of the
simple, and at hest henodts the few at
the expense of the rest.
Feeling that thi. business must have
n damaging influence CA Chri,tan char
Acicr and anon the church. we car.
nestly ani nilcctionaicly urge on lel.
pie to Keep their garment, uu-potoi-
,roh this evil.
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I man Is the name of Lowery was
'.''."'! b. thH cars, aL' MiIlersburg, on
'Dmda'. jerome Hailaman, formerly
a this cpanty, s0w him attempt to get
ou he train and fall, the wheels cui
iinS nj- hcld oil By destruction o.
the Justice" Jerome searched the body
and found IN one side pocket Of hi.
coat botDle Of whiskcy aud revolver
d" the otter side pocket a butcher
knife ani revolver and IN his hip poc,;.
% pdirk knife aud deck Of cards. Or
coos hji pocl,et book WAS empty.
lie w"S drunk NJ the time Of death.
The Justice told the conductor he
would Mt detain him, as, in view Of
the revolutions Of the search he
though, he railroad man bad do1e a
sooi days work. .--Jhaiaia IribuHs.
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Boy DRowSEp.-L'ttia Charlie Peck
II colored boy indsnturel to Armislcd
Willard from the County Poor House
Il year or two agn, WAS left at home IA
care the daughter on saturday last
while Nh. aud Mrs. Willard went out
to work. Tho child WAS given the
freedom Of the yard. whch extends
back to the canal. Shortly after 4
O'Clock the girl missed the little fellow
and after calling made search for him
but he was nowhere to bo found. As
he could not get ont of the premises
except hy way of tue canal It wa. sus-
gestcd that he might have fallen in
and been drowned. Accordingly II
search WAS instituted which was kept
up until hetweeu 9and 10 O'Clock the
same night, when his body was recoy.
cred just above the acqueduct in town,
several hundred yards from the place
whore he fell in. Coroner W. n. Hoii.
man inpaneled jury and held an in.
quest ut which the above facts were
brought out. The hoy's age was about
. years. .--'LewisiOr" Gazette.
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Lucky irwin Gryor, or the Central
Hotel, and VIM. H. Lciscnrine. pus,,
cnFcr conductor on the Sunbury aud
VI zclton railroad. ahiut throo weeks
ago Jointly tred their luck ip the Lou.
i.ont STATE Lottery ~ lhc oA,cut uf
500. On Friday the expires agent
hore handed thcm an envelope cuu-
tanning Sl0inJ In gtctuhlrks. TAe,
arc in" coca n'iacc and Iclicyo The
'ns'i.utIon above uamci js 'rrru,
good set Of icl.oN..' Swjap BUiH
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bURNED To DEATH.- On last Friday
afternoon, Fannie Gambal, fourteen
year old daughter OF John Gambars
iVing with Mrs. Deckard, on Wood
street, was trying to build n fire and
,he wood being damp and slow to
purh SHE got the coal oil can and pour
vo a little oil on it. In attempting to
i'sht It sheset fire to the oil I'm the can
causing an explosion which threw the
burning oil over the girls clothing.
"a woman living on the oppsite side Of
."e street saw it almost instantly but
y seems was too much fri ghtened to
render any assistance, and the poor.
sun Herring child ran distance OF pro.
oaoiy seventy-five. feet to q tree,
where she clung until the clothing
were burned OF her and her body
ourheh into crisp. Medical aid wa,
summoned immsiiately, bat she dlei
saturday morning. Funeral Monday
afternoon. -MiDDLErowy JorRsAL. (.
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simonton, Barber & g., ,''mro grr
CEASED the store, dNcIiius Ware
house aud Siding they nov occupy
and are making preparations 20 On.
large the Store room. rehlilt thc
Nare-house aud rcroasif4ytl.a siding
-,.tliai's hitincss.
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fyclI1a'S NyuCC

II the me"n yHr .8r. y Jw.l Tato,
q c,....L
YNlE ru 'craiguci Auditor appoint
1 aihy tDt ".u.t % '.,tr..u.. tho fir is I'm
ne tnu ..l.' Wu. : Ii-Hrr. survIviuy admin,
I.irt'HHuI 'rr.h fr-.rr, d-r'i slU 80 l4r iu,.
rum .so .I i,H appointment ut ''" AE'u House
90 s,llus.. yc, HH lNinAN, ,h'i gIrn, ltsI
at d. u',I1.t 4 81. - Witch U'ut All ultcv al
p,isuhs having claims nr- frlles'e t' p ESQ I
turtn duiN authenticated. or ns itttgf \ lrlm
coWluy In o. s.ll iuI.
II q. Ul&TNICH,
Aug n, ls>' Auditor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

Thcos. Swinef,rd has pnt,bascd from
David F. kGrsietier the E,cla lfolcl ~
Franklin, We 10 not knuw Whether
Nr. S'Slucrrri Intends hoicl.kecpiug
~ not s-itifhe does the pahlic viii iiud
him n cleatcrand nbligiug landlurI.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

II will pay every body to examine
The lliimense Stock Of Furniture Tor
sels by the Popular Furniture man
", II. TELtX Lswislovn In,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25
No Hospital Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large salariei tai.
ented buffers to tell what Hop Bitters
will d1 or cure as they tell their own
story by their certain aud absolute
cures at home.-New York hdpnirtem.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-25

a Lancaster man recently killed
sixteen ground-h hogs in ono day.
They were evidently holding conven.
tion for the purpose Of arranging the
weather for next winter. If we have
no weather, therefore, during that scn.
son, what should bc done with the
man who thus murdered the prouh
cts ?"