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A Kind Word 10 All.

For pure article of genuine imported
wines and liquors, 60 to L. CAperon's. 600
Main street. Mr.. Caperon is now in Europe
nd pure bases bis own liquors.
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Gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, hats, etc., etc. at
A. s. K. MITTENTHAt.s.
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Cards and Enyelones.

THE HERALD Jon PRINTING OFFICE keeps on
hand an extensive assortment OF all grades.
Prices low and work guaranteed,
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Louisiana State Lottery Compauy

hy .h ms intuition was regularly Incorporated
and OF the State tor Educa tionsi
Wenty,nve ycars,tc which cnntrac, th,. IN v;",s'
S ss ran Oh me state is pleged which pledge hss
oesn renewed ~, BY overwhelming popular vote.
sdop.sd p .s apss IS In The new Constituted
tai OF d, 000, 200, 10 which IL has s,c"a csPi.
reserve tnnd Of $50 900. lts Grand SinyIs Nnr,.
Der Distribution will lake place month"; an IN
s ss TUESDAY ,S itneyer scales or po;.ponss
,,o A.. M CAPITAL PRIZE SO,Ooo.
loo, 200 Tickets At Two Nollsm zach VA,
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Waco, Texas. May %. 1878.
Polk, Miller & C0.-Please find enclosed 81,
for which wish You to send me at once Its
value In your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsla
Cure. NY wife is very III and /. is The only
thing that helps her thau can md. Yours.
DAVID II. DAVIS.
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TAKE Nor.cEi

Tnis Is the only Lottery -s.. yoted ON Nv me
psopie a Sta,', and under u late oecision a
NE ". :. supreme Court at WashInrton. 4.
s.s only Legal Lottery now In the Unitsd
n.a,e.,' ~, other cha ters having been re-
NV, ppo'MMalty 10 VII u fortune. Srand diat,ibn.
n"n, lass =, at New ,rleans, Tuenainv
may w. 1871. 1S2d Monthly urawino
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy ia Of tried virtue, have seen
dyspepsia cured completely by II. itseems,o
be an antidOts to our "natlonal diseases
The Ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries and have been difficult to get.
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APRIL DRAWING

900 Prizes. tll2.tCO
Whole Tickets Ss. HALF fleets Il. 20
a Tickets $50. 80 Tickets tlt0
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or
send by express. Don't send by registered
letter or postoilce order. Orders Of % ana
npwa d by express, can be sent at our expense
Address all orders TO II. NJ. B0AROMAN,
Courier Journal building Louisvillss. Ky
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PRICE IS CENTS PER BOTTLE. ,

For sale by all druggists and country msr
TTrHHoMpsoN. GEORGE eco. sole Agents
Dallas and Galveston.
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SWINE OF CARDUI cures irregula

painful, or difficult menstruation.
torsa leby all druggists
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Messrs. Polk, Miller 4 Co., Richmond, Va:
The Vest Pocket Cure for dyspepsia has.done
me more good than any medicine ever tr!ed.
My father, who Is regular phyeiciau. en-.
dorses It. what will you take for the reo'pef
can sell quantities OF II In this section.
ope 1t may iind Its way Into every ,onthern
Vme. w. N. WlsDOm'
Oorinth, Heath Co., Ga, May II, 1870
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Bishop d. s. Dogsett. Southern Methodist:
II Is an excellent corrective Of Indie estion.
l have.used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
suits.
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Messrs. Polk, Miller 400;
Gentlemen: Please send me another bottle
| Of Vest Pocket Cure for Dyspepsia. ! have
| saving l believe 1t superior to anything
known 10 the public. -,
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Rev. Dr. Mangum, Prof. Univ. N. g.
lconcur with Bishop Doggett In his estimate
OF the Vest Pocket Cure.
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Meers. Polk. Miller 4 Coz
which please send by return mail two bottles
Vest Pocket Cure think II ~ the best medi-
icine for lyspepls ever tried. The two bottles
send for are for two other parties.
Respectfully, GEO. ELliWET
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Pilot Point, Texas, May IS, 1870.

Rev. Robert Watts, A. NJ, Va:
have used the mixture In my family for
ten years, and have taken u for a dyspepsin
collie which ,rcatencd my life, and was cured
mended ii 10 other sufferers with the happiest
results. Il Ia the best torlc anti corrective
ever knew. For prostitution from dyspepsia
or liver disease IL Il Invaluable.
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Rev. r. l.. Dabney, LII. D., Hampdens:dn
col eye, Va:
It is highly esteemed here by the regular
medical faculty and the people. II 10 excel
lent for indigestion and 'natulent collc-sedn-
tive, soporlfc, tonic, slightly aperient, with.
out nausea.
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Local News. &c.
SALE REGISTER.

Saturday, March 8, John M. Moye
will sell Horses, Cows, Farm I'm.
plement, &c. on the promises OF
Jabob Y. Meyer, i'm Adams twp.
Monday March 9Th, Jacob StefIen will
sell Live Stock, Farm Implement,
and Household goods, at his resi-
dence miles south of Freeburg
Tuesday. March 8. Simon and Morri:
ErdIey Administrators of John
Erdley, decd, will sell Live Stock
Farm Implements and Household
goods.
wednesday, March 9. VIM. Harding,
Agt. for John Kramer, will sell
House and Lot in Fremont.
Saturday, March 10Th, Mrs. Nary J
Aurand will sell horses, cows, farm
implements, &C.. in Middlecreek
township.
Thursday. March 10, Jacob Steininger
Executor of Henry Ranch, will
sell Cows, Hogs. Farm Imple-
ments, House hold goods and &c.
Thursday, March, 10, at Eisenhart'.
Store. in Washington twp. Strouh
and Reichenbach will sell Horses
Cattle, Farm Implements &c. &c.
E.uesday, Mach Is, Abraham ]. Has
singer viii sell Horses Cows
Farm Impleme,.'s. &c. about hal
way between Beave. springs anC
Troxelville.
Thursday, March 18th Y. IT. Wagner
will sell Live Stock. Farm Tmple-
meats and Household goods at his
residence near Kratze rville.
Friday, March IS, Michael Ewig will
sell Household Goods, Farm I'm
plements, Live Stock, &c, in Adj
ans twp.
Saturday, March 19. Daniel n Shook
will sell Personal property, in Ad.
amsburg.
Tuesday, March 22nd, George Kern
will sell Horses, Cows. farm i'm.
plimenis &c, IN Midileburg.
wednesday, March %, Benjamin
Kramer will sell Horsrs, Cows
Farm Implements &c, &c. in Mid
dlecreek twp.
Thursday, March 81, James Krick will
sell personal property IN West
Beaver twp.
Tuesday, March q. Philip Amig will
sell Horses. Cows, Farm Imple-
ments, &c. in franklin twp.
Friday, March, 25. Jacob I Goss. will
sell Horses, Cows. Farm Inpie-
Iuents, &c, in West Beaver twp.
Saturday, March 25, Frederick Arbo-
CAST AMI Gustav'is Aroogist Al
iniulstrators of the estate of Re-
becca Ecl<le nan. decd, will sell
Real Estate In Washington twp.
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The Younger Brothers and Frank ani
iIsse lanes.

The Historical Publishing Co.. Of ST.
Louis. Mo-. has just issued complete
History of the noted Younger Brothers
and Frank aud Jesse James, bringing
the events in the lives Of these airy
gentlemen OF the highway down to the
present time. IL isa volume Of over
400 pages. containing more than 40
illustrations, and printed and bound in
good style. Mr. j. w. Buel, the au.
thor, has been engaged during the last
three years in collecting and prepiring
his materials, aud recently visited the
youngest in the Minnesota peniten-
tisry for the purpose of verifying Ger.
tain portions of hs work. II is said to
I've of the most exciting and thrilling
character, and its selling qualities are
indicated by the fact that more than
10000 copies were ordered in advance
OF publication. See advertisement
elsewhere.
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TuE CHRISTIAN Grips ASp i1Mb N,cA.
liSr. i. on our table. II il a m,nihly
Magazine. of - pages 6lel with Liter.
ory aud Religions entertainment for Old
and young. II has the following depart.
ments Literary Tor the Girls Cor.
responience Mystic Circle For the
Little Wee Ones llumoron, aud sunday
School. The matter {. all well written
AMI selected. Rev. =. W Rlil,hturh. n
journalist Of experienced, the Editor, and
hss Emma Dcng'er. Associate Elitor.
We recommend the Magazine TO every fam
lily who have desire TO place in the hand.
oi her youth pure literature. II /.
published nj the extremely low price, 70,
90 Ccns PER year. Liberal Premium. ~.
offered to rsnvn.s.rs nai suh-cr,h,t.
sample Copies are san, free to ,n win,
will send their address to the Publisher.
PEv. T.. AHsrSHr,
inRK. PA
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A New Treatm elt,
sept, Q, 80.

The Goiiea Eirir ofLite, womisrfd cures
You have Consumption, anl would
know that year cough cin he made loose
and easy-lIecric Fenyer and Nights Sweals
checked Ia 20 honrsj Inflammation taken
cui OF Lungs and air rssdages ~ snca :
that yon can ne made 10 gain 3 10 3
pounds Of healthy aesh per week ir you
have Caiarrb, pyspepsia. Sick leidtnhe
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Nervnus
Debility. Seminal Weakness or Spcrma,
iorrhoea. loss of sexual power in either
sex IRON any cinse ; II you have any
form of nervous weakness. losing flesh or
wasting away and would know of an iin &.
me1ia'e relief sni certain cure for many
OF the severest Gaos ia short time
a new metnol with new age nts to fatten
every body, inyigorste AMI make strong
and healthy The most holelsss cases, ucn
this out aai write NJ once for particulars.
10 y. s. DiSPENSARY, Herrin Spru a.,
Mich. July 22.'so.iy.
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Samuel kIlemln.
JAS. B. lEIDY.
II. N. BRANDT,
Committee.

ID ss our painful duty to chronicle the
death Of our esteemed citizen Samuel
Alleman, Esq. Of Selinsgrove.
Mr.. Alleman was native of Dan.
phin county. He was afforded lib
eral academic education. Was pri.
vate secretary to Govenor Porter.
He came 10 Snyder county soon ar-
ter Union was divided. lie serve |
one term as County Superintendent of
Common Schools acceptably, and rep
resented this county one term in the
House of Representatives.
He was n good safe counselor but not
an advocate-he was quiet, unosten-
tatious citizen-a warm friend and a
genial companion.
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Samuel G. Saith. aged 80, living on
the farm OF his father-in law, David
Krape, near Center Hall, Centre coun-
ty, lost his life in a singular manner
on the 18th. He had gone to the
stables to apply a remedy to COW
having a sore eye, and il is supposed
that while he was standing between
two cows, endeavoring to apply the
remedy, the COW threw her head
around, striking him aud knocking
him in stunned condition under the
other COW, where he was trampled to
death. Life w',s extinct when he was
found by his wife. .-Lcwistown Democrat
Sentinel.
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r.. 80: -.
I've travelled East, I've Travelled West,

| I've Travelled East. I've Travelled We.t
Through many a wpnry day
/ Hu' tho one thing thai got. mchc.,
Is why the brus don't l,v.
Epga. ~ Cents per dol,n -dEs h,rcr q"
Try package Of VI. u. RonE =. porLrg,
PowprUs. prepared by StNg. Nv'g Go or
Philadelphia. "a fors,le nv al b,E,.
hrucri-ts, nnl then il they ion'il, Law. the,
are only 1T TO "s- to pot"
We have tested ihe invaluable qi,liiic.
Of RnnFur's lloRsg and CArrLr Powprua
uron our own stock, au in iua,ic, 10 nnr
fellow citi1cus. deem " our duiy - recon.
mead the same t. all owners or stock. ~,
only in eases vher, stock il sick. hui
aud IL very beneficial g. new milrA cows.
~ we'll a, to- the general aruanrlur. OF
the hursus tul other stock " costs only
- Cents, al ght;tnteci 10 effect care
IT gi'ca Ia tue.
We notice thlta = rr'at many prorrir.
thry medicine -mer. rre advertising in
such maugrr, n- - l"ll tho public. aud
perliCunrly the retail druggists to ho.
iicye that the sale Of their goods il sd
great. that unless their or lcrs are sent
n e.tiy, they will be unable - fV them
We hn~cvrr motto 80, exception TO thi.
rui" 10 the ct-e rr itc SiS.S MA Co. m
phil,irlrhit, "a Who are hcur.t enough
tu si.te, lhlt No matter hpy fast tho or.
Iars come IN iIr SIS. -Yaur of rNr, Win
Iu,rRY AMI iiuNoupyNp they shall all hc
hItl Their s,ir- On this prep ration
l,-t year wns 500 ~ biltl,s tho flrll-
lies Tor making ut present are ,Eor.op .
bottles vpr n"nnJn tut let no lruGgi-t ur
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The Romance of astronomy. By
r. Kelley Miller. No. 20 Of the HUM
BOLDT LIBRARY OF POPULAR
SCIENCE. Price 10 cents. j. Fit1-
gerald e. Co., Publishers, 1i3 ith Ave.
New York.
The Romance of Astronomy The
title sounds like contradiction in
terms, yet il accurately Describes the
fascinating little volume before Us.
In truth the science which fathoms
the infinite aui reckons up the cterna
which pierces the abysses of space,
grasps the orb which We see now by
the light that left it eighty thousand
years sgo--the science which accom-
plishes such marvels ~ these, must
furnish many themes and contain
many episodes of a character as won-
dcr(ul anu as truly romantic ~ we can
find within the airy realms of fiction or
of poetry. Complete sets OF the Libra.
~ are for sale by A. X. GIFT.
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Damaging Fire.
elsewhere

On Thursday morning last, ut nm
early hour, fire occurred in the resi-
idence of John Kiner, at Atkinson's
Mills, the particulars of which are
thus given to the Lewistown GAZETTE:
The kitchen in the basement and its
contents were entirely destroyed. The
fire caught from sparks which dropped
on wood kept in the fire place at the
bottom of the chimney, burning the
doors of the fire place, then igniting
the floor and carpets of the kitchen.
The doors and windows next fell a
prey to the flames, which then reach
ed the adjoining room and the cellar.
Apples and potatoes were badly roast
ed and all the canned fruit was lost.
The family were sleeping up stairs,
and when discovered the fire was lust
getting through the ceiling and floor
into the parlor above the kitchen.
The carpet was ruined. The house is
a substantial stone structure had il
been frame, or had the fire been dis
covered few minutes later, the
whole would no doubt have been laid
in ashes. The fire made such havoc
OF the store Of meat, fruit, bread, veg
etables etc, in Kitchen and cellar
that the family We're obliged to break
fast at the house OF neighbor Loss
about $500, fully insured Mr. X.
has all his property insured in the
Farmers Mutual OF Danville, and his
policy contains the unusual provision
OF kitchen furniture, wearing apparel,
etc, so that outside OF the annoyance
the loss will be small.
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a G.,m.n tramp, who gave his
name as Thomas Hsrdiman. of Boston,
and aged SO years, met With serious
accident at the Junction Thursday
evening. He was beating" his way
on freight train which was moving al
the rate of twenty miles l,our. lie wa.
thrown under the wheels, one foot be-
ing crushed of. Dr. sheaffer ampu-
tated the injured limb above the ankle
and the man is being cared for at the
county alms-bouse.--Le,cis'ow Demo.
crat and Sentinel.
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PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable Brick Hotel, locate d i'm
franklin, opposite the Sunbury and
Lewistown Rair Dad depot, is offered
for sale.
This is substantial building built
on the most modern style, adapted rs
u Hotel or private dwelling beauti,
fully located well of excellent water
in the sunmcr-house aud ample
stabling, ice house and other on +
buildings.
For further particulars call on or adj
dress, d. +. KERSTErTER.
Middeburg, Pa.
sept, 9, 80.
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Cur HIS LEo.-This time John Long
does his own cutting. lie was cut
ting wood on last Thursday and slash
ed the axe into his right leg at d
fearfu! rate. Our readers will remem-
ber that some time ago Jake cut the
old mans index finger oT-then Mike
cut Jake's foot olf-and then Sarah
cut the old woman's ear tnea,ly) OH
and we predicted that one or the 9th.
er's head would he cut oil, but the
thing got kind of out of gear and the
old man mutilates himself. Since the
machine has got ont of Tx we won't
predict anything becausc any kind OF
cutting is possible with that family
and we wont he surprised if several
members Of the family are brought to
town in the shape of bolognas OF
mince-meat.
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Shetland ponies are now raised in
Texas.
Ono thousand Chicogosns have
glass eyes,
The New York cooks havo a news
paper organ.
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The Chambnrshrrg constable who
arrested man while IN was in alton.
dance ut the funeral Of his father, has
been removed from Office. Served
him right.
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TALL BLAcKsMITHISa Nat. sham
bach Of this Borough, from Sep. 1s. go
to Feb. IA 81 put on 1000 horse-shoes;
ironed 2 wagons, s sleds, besides a
large amount Of other work. Who
can beat this?
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An exchange says Children shoull
he continually warned against associ-
ating with bal company. This would
save them when older from going to
the Pennsylvania legislature.
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The printers, in the Centreville
communication in last issue. made
David to read Daniel Reichley.
II appears that our friend David
Reichlcy is looking towards the Sher
iWnltv
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Little Ivy Pfahlcr drank coal oil and
had n pretty serious tima 70 disgorgp.
II the severity of her short illness IN
decatrl the quantity of oil she drank,
then she must have drank n consider
ably.
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At meeting OF DR. J. Il. Singers
Bible Glass. mt the Reformed Sunla ,
School Of Newport, on Sunday, Feb
ruary 90, 1881, the following preamble
and resolutions were unaniinousl,
adopted
WHRngAs, God, IN the dispensation
OF His Providence. has removed, by
death, from our midst, DIR. j. II. Sing
er, our beloved teacher therefore.
while we mourn tn. loss of our teach
er, yet we humbly bow to Him who
doeth all things well therefore. be It
RESOLVED, That our class room be
draped IN mourning for thirty days,
in token of the loss of our beloved
teacher.
RESOLVED, That we tender the fam
lily our sympathy, in this their sad
bereavement, commenting them to
the care of our Heavenly Father.
RESOLVED, That copy of these
resolutions be presented to the family
OF the deceased, and that they be
published in the papers of our town.
NJ. Il. gibson,
j. l.. SErDERs,
J. AEpERsoN.
Mrs SUSAN FtCKEs,
Mits. MARY BossERMAS,
Committee.
The members of the Perry County
Medical Society, present at the finer
al of the late Dr. j. H. Singer of New
port, Pa, adopted the following rcso-
lutions, relative to his death:
WHEREAS, DIR. j. L. Singer, one of
the founders of the Perry County
Medical Society. and an active, use
ful and influential member through
out his life, has been called
"To join
The innumerable caravan that moves
TO the pale realms OF shade, where
each shall take
His chamber In the silent halls of
death"
RESOLVED, That In his death, the
community in which he lived has lost
good citizen, society an ornament.
his church an active, useful and gen.
erous member. the profession of med
icine successful practitioner in the
days of his active membership, and
above all, his intimate family rrla-
tionships-a kind husband, u useful
patron and sympathiLing friend.
RESOLVED, That this Society ex-
tend to the bereaved widow aud
friends their sincere condolence I'm
this ailliction, and direct them to this
source of comfort, that it was Only az.
ter he was full Of years and ripe for
the harvest, that he was called to
that
Land Of quiet, to whose shore the
Of the perturbcd present rolls ani
sleeps
Whose storms breathe soft as June
upon the turf.
And lure out blossoms"
RESOLVED, That II copy OF those
resolutions bn seat the widow. aud al
so the different county papers for
publication, and that the Society en-
ter the same upon their regular min
utes.
IAg nsrs,
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WREcKED.-On Friday last. at Shin
del station, double-header freight
broke -four rails and wrecked num-
her OF coal cars--no body hurt-only a
little cash out Of the corner of the
pockets of the Penna. r. r. Co.
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Nervous Headache, Periodical tIea 4
ache, Neuralgic Healnche,a arc cured hv
DR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Pricr % cts.
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4 ONIVT|TN NTOPS VOTION- =

. Letters 1i rl'rlnlHrt'iiu On the nsttfe NJ
Henry Meyer, lttr ut It'aspr tvp. Spyicr
~. -, dr''i haze h''u grtptoi - the an Ior.
titnNl MI p'r#nrs kulSing tn'nsplyrs iu.
'"ht"i ~ 'ttl efiIfe VII plHts uttNin luII /.
Alo ptvnc ~ w'llr ttlse ettvilfrltinsr ttInst
snii estate viii present thNu fpr s.tiIrm-nt to
SAMUEL. MOVER.
Feb. - lS-l. pi. him.nistrit,r.
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Bo thankful you are poor you will
not have lie trouble of crawling ont
from under "a heavy monument on
the resurrection morn ine.
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The damp weather dsmpened the
ardor OF the hahitual attendant on
courts as we'll "a the ltigant and his
swarm of Witnesses. hence a slight at
tendance on Monday.
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1t IS feared that the freezing Of 80
many creeks and small streams In the
mountain region has entirely destroy.
ell the trout.
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County Newspaper.

The following is what the Cincin.
matt Irdde List thinks of those churnc
tnrs who complain of their county
papers and thus hclp to injurc them.
"A gentleman writes us that hi.
county paper j. so poor that he has
stopped it therefore scnl, ~ three
dollars for tho Jfrh List. We repeat
that we don't want Subscribers ON
these terms. I mans county paper
IL worth ~ much asalv IN the world.
or if it il not ii is his fault. II the
county paper is properly encouraged.
1t may hc relied upou for Information
Of more value - the people In whose
Interests il is issnel than can bc found
In all the city paper, in the Cuitrl
states, No man can n.Tlri lubn with.
ont the paper that furnishes the nd
vcrtisements of his county. the public
safes. niSrNrt- cpur n-N. Hll ulh"r
local intelligence. Fine paper is poor
the 1corlr ~" more ~ ftIlt thin the
puhli'lurs, fpr u1' giving it iuc,al
patronage. hnwtrer n0pr the comfy
paper may te. Il Is o' N,ry. wp.th mprs
than Il costs TO tn"-e intrrt 90 tae
aliiirs Of the emmy
II vii pay every body to cyomiuc
the imm-usa stock q! Ftrujliie irr
sale Ivy the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX Lcwi.iuwn Ia.
Feb. 3, lSlif
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-03

Wicomico county's population, In
Delaware, is 1s,0i6, of which 0,OOs are
males and zoos females. Tho popu,
lation OF no other county in the coun-
try Is SO evenly divided between the
sexes.