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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
ALABASTINEI

4 Cement Manufactured from LIlbSssf Rock.
The only wall finish known that
haFdcns by age. Manufacturers
prices given to any address All
orders promptly filed. ANY shade
Or color desired For prices ad.
dress, DIS BALLARD,
aprl4 In Mooresville, Miss
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EF Porfripe tothin Eggs i"r
sotint. ,nrsi.,er the iilest chi I
ems r. the world. ri b l"r rs
Iirksu o pig, NiN ~ sa4 = { D.
,c'n 81 90 Mav. Funm ,Xtr O.
stur. e., oct descendant tom I'm
portrd -alH AT vEgl Tow pWtcEs
Is +. DALE.
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
ara Monday Of september,
NON.REsTDEyT NOTICE.

.NWlNaHI u IEHl-NN No HNN =
W. l. HARRlLL a Co, Circuit Court
No. s09. vs.. 2nd District,
I. HODGES, KATE HODGES Chickasaw
4 II. G. HODGES. County.
To n. G. Hodges, Clarendon, Arkansas.
VOU are hereby summoned 10 be aud ap-
pear al a term Of the Circuit Court, 2ld
District q Chickssaw county, Mississippi. com
meacing OF the
5rd Monday 81 septensbet,
1881, 10 b. bella 10 the Cont Honse, IN tie Ci.,
Of Okoluua, 10 plead, ansWcror iemur nah.,c
entitled cause. Of which you are defendant
This April 3 1891.
\ u. LACEY. Circuit C'rrt.
Lacy z BasEn Aty's. ior FIalut as.
apr Z, 'sifW
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

I G. n. SAVAGE, Cm-r1r Corur
No. SIS W.. 2xn DrsrRtcr.
BUSH, YATES a Coz CmcKAsaw CorSrY.
To A. II. Bush, L. r. Yates and =. T Bush,
Mobile, Alabama
VI, are hereby summoned b be and ap-
n. " II q term Of the Circuit Court, 2nd
District Of 4, hickasaw county, Mississippi, COM
meucing 90 To-.
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WILL YOU BELIEyE TT@

Woman's Best Friend. TO re-
lieve the aching heart Of woman,
and bring JOY where sorrow reigned
supreme, is a mission before which
the smiles Of kings dwindle into ut
ter insigni1eance. This is the pecu
liar province Of Bradfeld's Female
Regulator, which, from its number
less cures, is appropriately styled
"Woman's Best Friend" The dis
tressing complaint known as'Shites,
snd various irregularities of the
womb, to which woman is subject,
disappear like magic before this
wondertul compound Ply ieians
prescribe It
NEAR MARIETRA, GA,
March 81, 1870
Some months ago / bought bot
tie Of Bradfeld's Femele Regulator,
and used il in my family With the
utmost satisfaction ! have recon
mended It to three families, aud they
have found it TO be Just what is
claimed. The females who have
used the Regulator are now in per
feet health, and able to attend to
their household duties.
REV. II. B. JOHNSON.
DR.. J Bradheld, Prop, Atlanta
Ca, Price. 81 50per bottle. Sold BY
an Druggists apr
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NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

PACIFIC GUANO Cod CIRCUIT CoURr
No. e54 vs. zxn DIsrafCr
Il. O. HODGES. CmcKAsAw County
To q. G. Hodges, Clarendon, Arkansas
VOU are hereby summoned 70 be-snd ap-
i pear az a term Of the Circut Court, End
Dlstriet Of Chiekasaw county, Mississippi, COM
mencing on the
ard Monday Of September,
1881, to be held IN the Court House, ia the City
Of Okolona, to plead, answer or demur 10 above
entitled cause. Of which you are defendant.
This April 7, 1881.
II. D. LACEY, Circuit CLERK.
TrcKER MolSTosH Aty's for Plaintiff
apr Z, 'sl-iw
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14
PLANTATION FOR SALE !

Eve quarters; eig,t hundred
acres OF 6ne black land, lying on the
Houston and Columbus Road,
two miles north Of the village OF Pa
10 Alto, anl fourteen miles north
west Of Mes, Pom, the county site
Of Clay county, Miss, is offered for
sale a. a BARGAIN. This planta-
ton is FINELY PROV ED
and
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-04-14

% ( Really De'igaent for Cor
poraiiog Taxes %. Tie CITY Ct
0koloaa, og Ike ~ Monday
IL March, 1851, Which he
cjnsd on The Isl Day Of &C.
io5.sy, TO-
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NoN.nEsIpENr NOTICE.

IRiCE A HARPER, CiacuIr Corar
50. slT. vs.. aen nfsrn,.r
nUsH, YAfEs4Co-l CuieEassw Corsrr.
Io a. II. Bush. d. 7. Yates and p. T.. Bush.
Mobile. Alabama
Y " are hereby summoned 6 Or ard annear
~ 81 a term Of The Circuit Court. 2al Dis
meuciug on the
ard Monday ofseptember.
is.i, ta.be held al the Court House. rs me CITY
Of ukQlona, % plead, ansWcr or demur rs above
entitled eausc, q which yon ar defendants.
Tuis April 20. 1851.
q. B. LACEY. Circuit Clerf.
IrcErH A MClsrosH, Aiiy's Cor Plaintiff.
apr !, '6i-iW
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22
COURT PROCLAMA TION.

I "bereas tine non. J. c. Bucher Prssi
] w dent Judge Of the judicial Distrir'
ccomposel Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
raud Miilin aud Hiram O'Neil and
ssam'.. II Yoier Esqs. Associate Judge,
sin and for Snyder county have issued their
hprecept bearing, date the Oh DAY Of
aAug. A. ID. 1881, 10 me directed .for
4 the holding ofan Orphans court, . court
eof Common Pleas, court Of Oyer anJ Ter.
miner and General court Of Quarter SEES
ksions OF the resce st Middleburg. for the
lcounty OF Snyder, on the 4Ih Monday. (bs
ing the 26th day Of Sept 1871 aud
:continuc one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Justices Of the Pen ,e and Ions,a.
sbles IN and for the county OF snyder. to ap.
Spear in their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
. .otbcr remembrsnces to do those things
which o. ,beir Offices aui in their behalf
pertain to be done aud Witnesses and per
sons prosecuting Ia behalf 81 the Common
I~eslth against any person or persons are
lrequired TO be then and there attending
and not departing without leave Al their
peril. Justices are requested To he punoi
,usl in their attendance at the appointed
stimc agreeably to notice.
Given under hy hand aud seal at the
sSheriH's office in Middleburg, the 18th lay
[cf Aug. A D., one thousand eight hundred
.and eighiy-ons.
DANIEL DOLENDER. Sheriff.
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PETIT JURORS

drawn for regular term commencing
Sept. 26tb, 1881.
ADAMs-Isaac Leply, Robert Middles
warth
A. Freed. Isaac Getz,
Simon u. kohler, Henry Rearick
Alfred Specht, Ner NJ. Smith, vii
son II. Ulsh.
Ocker. John T.. Shen.
kle, Charles W. Sanders, Samuel
FRANKLIN-Franklin Bilger. Isaiah
BowersoX, Millard Hassingcr,
Lewis Miller, Robert Spade. Henry
II. Shaffer, John Walter.
Wetzel.
MIDDLEBURG-John Stetlcr.
Aurand. Benja.
min Humnel, s. o. Ulrick
MoNRoE-Henry J. Aurand, John l..
Cooper, Hughlin B. Hettrick,
VIM. j. Reicbly.
PENN w. Fisher, Henry
Meyer, Samuel $. Mourer, Henry
A. OFT, Amos Stetler, William II.
Snyder.
PERRY Y-Reuben Bubb, James Ora
ham, Jacob q. Hornberger, VIM.
Harding, Elias Minimum.
PERRY WEsT-Frederick Arbogast,
Thomas Derr.
+. Grouse. Charles
X. Rishel, Howard y. Schnure.
WAsHINGToN-Fran q. Glass. Hen
ry A. Humlnel, Philip B. M oyer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Ellis II. Free and Harry Hsllei
boarded q freight train to take q ride
on Saturday night Below Port Roy
al Frees hat blew off and the boy,
concluded to get Off and return home.
As they were coming up the track
Free stepped to one side to avoid n
freight train, when he was struck by
IN engine passing on another track
His left arm was SO shattered that il
bad 70 be smputated within a few
incbes Of the shoulder. His uncle,
Or. Free, Of Harrisburg. came to see
him Doctors Banks, Crawford. San
doe and Rodgers performed the or.
GRAFTON, on Sunday evening. after ev.
|ery hope Of saving the arm had beet
|abandoued.- Juniatd. Tribune.
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Better than Ever.

Ehrichs Fashion Quarterly for til,
Fall season Of 1881 is before us. Anc
merits word Of conimendation. The
number is the largest ever issued, con.
tanning l20 large quarto pages Of origi
,nai and interesting matter, illustrate,
,With hundreds Of excellent engraving
An illustrated Lesson in Dressnak
ling" isa useful feature; and tales
sketches, and essays, original and Sc
iected, abound.
The illustration and description ol
the current fashions aud 50 far as w
are competent to judge, the work ID
faithfully performed. Every article
Ineediul to the dress Of ladies or chill
4dren is illustrated and described under
lis appropriate heading and the cur
rent retail price Ia New York is give,
for every article described. With this
Iniagaziue rs n guide, it 10 difficult 10
see how = Indy eau fail to do her shop.
!ping in the most thorough aud eco
Inomical manner.
The subscription to the magazine il
|only 90 cents II year, Is cents u copy
The publishers are Enrich Bros,
Eighth Avenue and Twenty .fourth st.
New York,
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A distressing accident occurred

A distressing accident occurred on
Tuesday afternoon Of flast week. Phil.
ZIP Neitz was 10 the act Of digging on
old we'll deeper for his father in.law
John Lebkeicher, Of Chapman town.
ship, and had prepared q blast which
failed to discharge. then he threw al
arm full of straw into the we'll in order
TO ignite the fuse, the straw even re-
fused 70 burn but layed smoulderine
lat the bottom Of the we'll which pro-
duced gas and an unpleasant smell
Thinking all danger past Mr.. Nett,
|put ladder into the well and climb.
led TO its bottom notwithstanding the
|entresties " his comrades not to:do so
When down but Q short time he said
that he felt badly and assembled the
ladder about twelve feet when be fslI
back ward hanging TO il In = lifslsss
condition. His comrades not Wishing
10 risk their lives In going down TO hin,
by pulling the ladder oct, but his hold
|lsft 20 and he fell 70 the bottom. dead
In which condition be was taken oul
by mesns Of hook and rops.-O0urier.
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PETERsos's MAGAZINE for October

PETERsoS's MAGAZINE for October |.
,unusnaliy good, even for that incom
sparaL'e ladys book. Tie steel ell
|graving, Don't Be Scared" is one o
2excep ional beauty and so 10 the col
;;ored, steel fashion plate, with its five
gcharniing.looking, exquisitely- dressed
ladies. There are two coloreI pat
terms, with designs for fans, \ line oI
decoration that is now all the rage
All the stories aud novelets. are good |;
| in fact, in Pe,ersons," only the very
best are given. We cannot too often
refer to this magazine as altogether the
cheapest and best Of its kind. I'll,
terms are but two dollars q year. Great
deductions are made to clubs. and
handsome premiums are given to pei
sons for getting up clubs. Specimens
will be sent. gratis, to persons wishing
TO get up clubs. Address, CHAs. J. Ps-
(TERsoS, 3O6 Chestnut Street. Phisdel-
phis, Pa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Many Of our citizens will be pained
20 heat Of tho death Of this estimable
gentleman. Mr.. swineford was born
lon the Goth Of March, 1917, In Union
county, Pa. He was admitted 10 tho
practice Of Law the day after he was
|twenty. one. and married the follow
ling day. He became the partner Of
his father-in.law, John Lashells, who
was at that time the most prominent
lawyer Of Central Pennsylvania. For
nearly thirty years Mr.. swineford con-
|tinued the practice Of the Law at New
Berlin, Pa. At different times during
that period he became the editor Of
|ths family newspaper known % "TA<
Good Samarifan" and "Txe Fdpsiiy
frestrerian." He was for ysars Q
contributor 70 many Of the religious
and secular papers throuehout this
country. In nothiag. however, was
his life 90 comeplstely taken up ~ In
the Sunday school work. For twenty
i've years he was the superintendent,
lof large and aourishing union Sab
bath school, composed Of the children
|of Ave different denominations Of
christians during which period he
became the author Of . number Of
|Sundayschool books in prose and
poetry, nov to be found In Sunday.
|school libraries ali over the land.
Thinking that his Master could be bes,
served In this way, no was for the last
ten years an active Sundsy-school
missionary In Illinois and the north.
|eru part Of Pennsylvania. organizing
Sunday schools. holding institutes. and
delivering lectures. was while serv-
|ing I'm this capacity that the useful and
devoted life Of this active Christian
gentleman, flled with good deeds, was
terminated. Many Of our Sunday
school teachers and scholars will re-
member him aud his addresses during
winter visits here.
He leaves wife and two sons
Howard Swineford. Esq, so WE'LL
known as one Of our prominent in
.surance agents. and Edward Swine
ford, now with the 81. Louis Bridge
Company and Tunnel railroad, St
Louis, No. Richmond Daily Dispaich.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

|NOTICE il hereby given that GER
~ tain citizens Of the Commonwealth oi
lPeunsylvauia viii msks application to the
IiIon J. q. Buohor, President j udxe Of the
Court OF Common pis1 q snyder county, Pa,
lat the Court House. In Mifdleburs, on ~ednes.
|day the 2sth day OF Sept snibor A. ID. 1881, Tor
1.-The approval Of Certificate OF lncorpors tion
|oaios 81 L 10 'Xdsmsssia, snyds, soaa,V, "a. FL.
said charter via be applied for unier aud in
IpursuAnce OF an act OF ASS emily entitled IAN
IAct TO provide for the Incorporation and reRu-
glstion Of certain corporailons' approved the
|svth day Of April A. ID. 1870. The said cor.
|poration L. to be Incorporation under the First
Iclass number TX. and viii have for Its objects
1.-THE maintouanoe OF Society for beneficial and
protective purposes TO its members from funds
taerein, tn psy stipulated sum Of
money TO unmarried memb"is upon tbeir mar
Iriags and issue certificates OF membership for
10 specified amount, Pay1ble TO the benen eiary
Tor u his or her assigns at certain time there
In mentioned. upon the fulniiment OF thu con.
Iditions mentioned therein, from fund realized
from ss-essme nts upon Its mem6ers:
y. T., BOWER.
Sept q, 1881. Attorney.
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N MemoeissW.

Chief Burgess, W. W. wittcnmyer,
called q meeting Of the citizens in
respect to our dead President
Hon. q. Alfred Schoch was elected
President and DIR. 1. Grier Barber,
Secretary.
Rev. J. p. Shindel offered prayer.
Stetler's Cornet band executed a
|dirge.
Short and appropriate eulogies
were delivered by Messrs, Bower. Ar
mold, Gilbert, Smith, Esqrs., and Rev.
y. p. Shindel.
The following named gentlemen
were selected to draft resolutions ex-
|preesive Of the sense Of the meeting
II. 4. Bower, W. w. wittenmyer. J.
Gilbert. d. Bolender, J. II. Arnold and
n. ]. Smith who reported the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That We, citizens OF
Middleburg and vicinity. here by ex-
press our heartfelt sorrow at our ma
|tional bereavment, In the untimely
death OF our laInented President.
James A. Garfield AS part ofa strick-
|eD nation we mourn our nations loss
RESOLVED. That we tender our sin.
|cere sympathy to the family Of james
IA. Garfield, aud mingle our prayers
with theirs for that support and con-
ISOLATION In this their hour OF supreme
that a faith In the God
who directs all things, alone can give.
THAT the devotion and fortitude Of
Lucetta r. Garfield. during the illness
|of her larnented husband, have made
,her name a lasting symbol OF all that
|is best and noblest In womankind.
RESOLVED, That In commemoration
|of the nations loss, our public build.
|ings be draped In mourning for n peri.
!od Of 80 days-and that we recommend
that during the hour Of our Presi-
dents burial all places Of business In
Jour town be closed.
COMMITTEES.
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GRAND JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing
Sept. 26th, 1881.

drawn for regular term commencing
sept. 26th, 1881.
ADAMs-Gcorge Smith.
BEAVER Frederick Bingaman, Ed
ward Freed, Philip llerbster.
BEAVER WEST-lIenry j. Arbogast,
Reuben Wagner,
CENrRE Morrow e. Showers, Pharus
Shambach.
CHAPMAN william NJ. Boyer.
FRANkLIN--.Jacob G.. Hassinger, John
N. Renninver.
JACKsoN-Franklin Hartman, John
Klingier.
MIDDLKBURa- Snyder.
Andrew Huminel, ia.
cob X. Heintzelinan.
PERRY WksT--.John Stuck.
Englebert Dentz, New
ton :. Fehrer, Isaac ID. Romig.
UNION Isaac Flanders.
w WAsHlNaToN-Thomas G. Arbogast,
John NJ. Huffman, Peter S Iieigle.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22
Skill in the Work shop

To do good work the mechanic
must have good health. II long hours
of confinement in close rooms have
his hand or dimmed his
sight, let him at once, aud before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty ol
Hop Bitters. His system will be re-
juvenated. his nerves strengthened
his sight become clear. and his whole
be built up toa better
working condition,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

ana whose moustache is like ia
the evidence of things hoped
the substance of things not
seen,' called upon his prospec,
father-in-law, ond gave due moi
that be intehdsd marrying the
mans daughter at an early da
ut had better take place on so
Sunday, 30 that it will not interf,
with your school hours sarcas,
ally said the old mau.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Hervey Bower and Mr.. u. Ker
stetter are at home again. Mr.. Bower
was down in New Mexico and Mr.
Kestetter at Bedford.
Mr.. B. says that only one man In
twenty dies q natural death in thai
country. The nine teen "die with theil
boots on"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22
CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that Ger.
IN tain oitIrsos OF tho Comm onwssith o,
|Pennsylvsnia will make apple alton TO the
Hon. J. u, Bucher, President Judge OF the
Court OF ommon Pleas Of Snyder county, PA..
lat he court House In Miidisburg, on wednes-
day the 2sth dsy OF Ssptsmber A. ID. 1881, for
|ihs spprovsl OF . 'Csrtincats OF Ipoorphrstiou
|of . corporation Shich L. to have ~ priucipAl
|omes ~ 'Bss s.!to&s. SNYDER eoaa,y Pa. fhs
|prrsusnss OF su act Of Assembly entitled 7'An
Act 70 Proyid: for u, insovpe.S,io, sad rsrs.
|ssth dsJ Of April A D. isIs. The .asd OesYof.l
|stion Il TO be tn'orpSr,tsd under the rist
|Oisss number lx- and VIII hsvs for .its objsct.
1.-The msintsnsnes of society for the hsnshoi.i
aud protsetivs pefposss 70 It's members from
funds ceilsstsd therein, 70 pay . stipulated
sum of uonsy 70 unm Nrisd msmbers up,n
thsir mar rtsNe. Aud issue ssvttnoafss Of Desn-
besshlp tsv spseiasd suosat, pAysbis to the
(Sssse..sry % 20 he o. her ass'!ss, 2, ssre.ls
~ Ne 90 dttioas msakiens1 thsssia, rom .
ts.l realised heu asseesosats spos its @sD.
esr.
espt,s, lall, Ittoypsy.
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TRIAL uST-SEoT IeRM-188I

fohn Reichiey va. A. 4. Hummel.
Siinunton Showss W. IS. Marley.
lDanisl Lssse vs. Iairus Snerker et oil.
IA. ". Now-rsov W Snyisr county.
ISallie ~. McManavsy Nc W wv. Watt,
Constable, and Genrss ". Stroub.
w ". Bacshonso use Of Jacob q. Arnold W
John =. Ric"
Jacob q. SNYDER vs.. sunbury h Lewistown
Rsilrosd 10.
John " Kline vs.. the sunbury a Ls~isto~n
X. " 10.
Isaac Beaver Assignee. sc. VS. Jshu ID. Roiulg,
John :. lieaver Assignee SO. of isaac Besyer
- vs.. Michael X. Schoch and y. H. Schuck.
Batrhsat Heydor v. J. ". uauElsr h J. q.
Ulrich. Executors
Bsrnhart Hoyder w. 7. W. oaugler.
Rsrnhart Hcyder W. 4 W. pAugiet.
~. y, Strickler vs. " T. App
Sell h schonour W.. Elttab III Saysrs Of al
Charles Hover vs.. Lewis X. Hummri.
Elias and hmAnis Noli use teorAe SEIZURE
W.. Iohn anf Rrhcrnt rr,msr.
". ~ Holman vs. Mary Herfoid.
John w. Snoke sarah ". his wlfs 40, vs..
W. A. Shsdsr AMI W. " B,okus.
George u. Stroud We. John u. aud Jane foek.
Ter.
Susannh Bowersns W. JOSEPH Bowersor.
Tho abovr csuse,s re- at issue and fer trial at
sept. Torn, 1851.
] GROUSE proth'y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

KiLLED.-On Monday afternoon
about Q o'clock. I'd. 8. Anthony. Of
Northumberland. and employed in the
r. d Z. r. 4. yard. was crushed to
death between two freight cars when
they we're showed together, catching
him between the bumpers. He never
spoke and died in . few minutes siler-
A jury was empanellsd by Esquire
FurseI, who returned Q verdict Of sc-
c'dsntal death, exonersting the rail-
road company and employees from eli
blame. The deceased was sixty-three
years OF age. and leaves Q wife and
daughter. He was highly esteemed
oy his nsighboy and ell the employ
on about the shops ~ IN honest and
upright citizen, and . pleasant cons
psnion. He had been In the employ
o. the r ~. =. B. %. Snr . pnmbs:
Of yeass.-Sunbuyv Am~ioan.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Halls Vegetable sicilian Remover
Is no new preparation for .he public te
experiment with !; its success 10 un-
parallsled for restoring gray hair 10 its
natural color, promoting It's growth
and producing new hair on bald
heads.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Conductor Furlong and Will Kreeg'
er went on a squirrel hunt and brought
in monster black-snake which Mr..
Furlong shot. His snake-ship was
perched on the limb Of a tree abou,
forty feet above terra 6rmo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22
S1rDo you want A nice dress bat ?
come TO Sol Oppcnbeimer, Selinsgrovc,
Pa.

II will pay every body to examine
the immense Stock of Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX Lewistown Pa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

J. n. Troxel has just received . car
poad a niss flne salt In barrels and
saeka which he odsss ct avery hbsr-
y priesl He sslls u st last ysas'v
priss alshough u sost ssnnadasabls
noss. ysraasy givs ~ . ell -
pa av1ll - p)eesoA !
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

We invite the attention Of our read
|ers to the advertisement of the Buck
EYE Mig Co., Marion. Ohio. in anothe
column. They offer rare indueement
30 earn su honest living.
Sept. %, 6m.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Perc. Hare brought to this Office a
stock Of corn measuring Is feet in
length and having two large ears-ii
grew on Zechman's ridge, below town.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

"I.indsey's Blood Searcher"-the
great medicine for fever and ague
malaria, and all blood poison. Don't
fall TO use il. Sept.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

c. c. Seebold, has just received u Gu
load of the Celebrated White SewipI
Machines for Selinssrove, Middleburg
and Mcclure,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Capt. Mills, Of Northumberland, paid
this Office u visit on Tuesday last. Cal
again Captain; we are always glad tt
zee you.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Quitting advertising in dull times i-
like tearing out q dam because the
water is low. Either will prevent
good times from ever coming.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22
DIED.

Sept lIth, in Selinsgrove, suddenly
Ida, daughter Of Mr.. 4 Mrs. Z. X
Blocker, aged about 8 years,
September 8, after q long illness
Absslom Swineford, Esq., in the sixty
fourth year Of his age.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Miss Mollie spaid attempted to catch
a falling window sash and received n
severe cut-two fingers being cut /,
the bone.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Varnish u couple watermelons and
lay them away for next winter. 1t is
said that they can be thus preser we'd
for winter use.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

Summer closed her books for 1881
on the ll,h Of September, according
10 the almanac makers.