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COMPENSATED FOR INJURIES.

BosToN, Nov. 23.- Henry A. Pingree an
employe Of the Leyiand Steamship Company to-day
covered $1,000 damages for oss of two fingers Of hs
right hand, by defective stean winch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shows The bArometriesl ysAion' IN TINS cry sy
preedinE bite line represents the oses rs
~ mercury during those hours Toe broken or do.e nr
nuts Pharmacy. 2Is Broadway.
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TEE SCHOONER MARY JANE LOST

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 23.-Reports nave
been received here OF tho loss OF the schooner
Mary Jane, OF st. Catharines, wreekeu
Ave miles OF Dunkrk The vessel Is total loss anu tno
entire crew. consisting OF six persons, are snpposeu '"
have bccn lost Sic left Port Dover on November In
with telegraph poles for Erie. Pennsy yania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
THANKSGIVING, Thursday, Nov. RI, 1881.
HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
~ " WANDERERS,

40 New BOwery, N Y
Nyatton,s Thanksgiving again returns two
pcrsous-children widows and other poor ancl
t IN dinner The trustees respectfully solicit
Generous supply OF poultry anu
H., dav itsef alsl liberal contributions OF MONEY and
10. o susian he winters work which Is 10 follow
I'M Mission doors always open 10 the homeless and ne
elect TED children of the poor =, :, -,o,,o,-,,.e
SCash or checks may be sent 10 Mr. II: h. TOMPkINs,
treasurer Post o1ce Box ss3S' or To MT A. y LIZZIE,
sidsnt Nassau.Bt ~ City. All kinds Of Provisions and
Pshi1g 10 the Mission nouse 10 New Bowery NewfOrk
on Thank sgiying Day OF interesting character
sting ding. nging anthems geeA songs short an
Ssses readings dialogues Doors &C ~ O'Clock
ss Commence at clock You cordially invited to
present A, A. x,s ILS,t ~ ~ sUnsrntsn,snt
RE WYCKoFF. secretary.
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WILLIAM T. CREWE.

William +. Crewe, Assistant Collector oil
taxes in Hoboken died on Tuesday night ut MS hohe'
No. 3iS WillOw-st. TIoboken. Mr. CreW6 nad os s,,,
The Collectors Office for eleven years. ne VAS Aoi''
wears old aud leaves a wife and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

nations 10 the Senate until both Houses were oranze
which ne supposed would not be until after tue honay
General Longstreet he is not an HplIhn.
for Cabinet position but his friends till speak OF NM
as probable member Of the Presidents official family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
1OvFs TIKFIy no PIE IYDTCTTD.

WASHINGTON NOV. 23.-The of William
Jones, which has been before the Grand jury for the
past two days, was not decided to-day. Ii IS
thought, however, that IN indictment will be
brought ia against Jones on Friday.
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A. G. ARMSTRONG & SOY.

lIiIuau's Complete works, new Library EdiitoI
with Table az conrus AMI ia~Xcs. pr.nt lrcm arss
fvpr ON laid tinted paper vols, crigI -yo, st:l.-y
bound Ina extra cloth Price 81 per rei,ei Un 81 %
Life and speeches Of u John isrSbt ~ " DiTnrit
smith, author OF the Lie u Hon W H. Gladstone I.,o
=. 80 Crown Sy3, PIP 70A Two nne portrait.
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r. b. PETERSON Il BROTHgRs;

u.L,.s p,by Suuerlnr 10 " fIeca's Ba5trt" Nl-h IN
l,stTa co YER and portrait OF Bertha, .aby 10 - \
Ina,trrDrge and everyone VIII love BcFtitS SfDS Dy
cusia,e DroA Paper ~ CENTS Goth 81.
Tho History pari,eahe iie'ag me story q patls
81, EoInIn III Fashion octave fedLiet. tfanstl'ei
nom the french by Charles pe Pliee % cents an p19sr
lFs.
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J.n.LIPpINC0TF ~ 90.

me res 4 New transaction. ~ tieo ". iih, l2no *
ira CLOTH - 30.
Treasury Of Fairy Tass, In wosls OF ol' syinhe IL
1lndninc De ~eyiguc. by Miss ia2cSoraY clos liidI
man l6uO. tl1it.
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u0UGHITON. NIgFLiN q. CO.

U,Ir,es- Porsli. UanAy-vDilu' Edition. - vols ~
NO wIth portrait Cloth vit TOP. - DO hii 'aL 80
morocco, trt.cltt. or s'fl, =
Boston Town BY Horace T. s'nhler Emo iAiy ''E
rutrd. IL JQ
ri c1'1pct ny M NJaae III % a. Pl)'2phH
ii,rrvH sN0 gilt top, IS %; the cOaii2t "OsA "F'T
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Life of Ga p;aiu JOHN Smith D. Charles Dudley Wlraer
l6mo. 81 -
E., and lain BY Jessie fOthcrs ldEo u'isurc lioat
Sercst ~.
,,,r.;,,o.,. E,,tisb uistorv For ,fut,its Bv e.
pr,iI.sr Eflr--phrai ~ flTltsBft
i urlsh Hi,tary. IS ). Bass Muiiager. l2m1, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
THE BOSTON MAYORALrY CANVASS.

BosToN, Nov. 23.-At Citizens Convention
to-day Samuel 8 Green, the Republican nominee for
MayOr indOrsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. "a, 1a.m.-The barometer fell
considerably yesterday Fair weather was followed
early in the day by cloudy weather with light rains and
some snow. The temperature ranged between 3O' and
aOo the average (36o) being 1852 higher than the
corresponding day laN year, 2l99 lower than on
Tuesday. 81,
Cloudy weather and hight rain followed by partly
cloudy or fair and colder weather may lie expected to-
day In his city and vicinity.
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GENERAL LoyGSTREErs POSITION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23--Geheral Loheseice'
had II long talk with the President to-ual Inc
-. o, h,, that he would send IN no important nomi-
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LOSSES At WHTESTONE. /. /.

Joseph Winters liquor shop at WhiteStonc'
Ii. W.. totally destroyed b. fire at o'clock Yesterday
morning 4 dwelling hou-e adjoining WAS partiAg
burucd nu! wheswtisht .hop and sheds were also ue
airnYrn. Tho loas b 80. 300. Insurauee nUl AhoNh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

BUY no halliday present without seeing DR. Scatts bean.
tf Electric HAIR and Flesh ,rnshes They always eeneht
the we'll ara marvell0usiy headaches neuralgia, dan
du falling hair badness rheumatism, &C. Prlce reiunde
# not - represented AtdTug and fancy stores
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FLAMES n WALKER STREET.

4 fire broke out last evening on the hl''
floor Of 40 o wnlkcr-t. occupied by l. Sparkling dealer
I'M ppongrs and chauois skins. The hlmes cause"
damage of 81 900 to the stock IN me store ana nrp
,i1uta,rd the building 800 Tie building Is owner py
storubcrscr OF 80 10 lroadst Toe cause OF the hIe
was unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
GEORGE T.. PUTNknFS SONS.
.fz .,,s , "A ksest .sssh. AZ

Pirturcs and Legends from Normandy and Brittnny.
nv kaThrrue = amt Thomas AaequOhL sF1 very suiy
Illustrated and beautifully printed. - %
Soy,k Ian. and Finn. by Frank vincent ~ octave.
cloth. with trOntspiece and map. III D.
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sCRIBNER n WEXFORD.

History of aurcnt Egypt. By Geb-gi k1"'lasJ1, y
A. With imp AMI 2dl lilo firapIs vols 'Fo CON- f-.'
ti.t,ry al Gees Ilpta"s FrJH "a clr'~,i a i't
lnVSil to the Pllls. By \ - Murray, 81 ac lsrii
Museum With - Illustrations. Royal H'0, cOiA % 49,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23.-The death Is an
noupced nj General NepokoitsohtZki, who was chef OF
staff during part Of The last war between Russia ana
Turkey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

4 Kimbcl & J. Cabus and . East 10th ST.. NcwIorS beg
70 inform their patrons and the ic IN general that owing
10 the approaching solution Of their partnership, when
terminates on the rs day May 1882 they Offer their en-
n, bigh class Paror Library, DiangrOom, Cham
her and Fancy Furniture greatly reduced prices In order
o. close the business Of the rn by tine above mentioned date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

MARY CECIL HAYS new story. entitled " Dorothys
Venture" is now running I'm the New-YoTf Monthly
Fashion Bazaar. For sale BY al uewsdealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

DRs. sEGUIN AND sPITZEA SUMMONED.
The United States Marshal yesterday served
summonscs on Dr. Z. c. guin and DR. Z. C. sptzka to
appear rs witnesses the Gulteau trial at Washington in
behalf OF the defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

A Pageant, ana other Poems By Christina g. I'll
Antior OF Tue Goblin Market" &c. lbmp, cl1tlL furs
~ IS
The Man Jesus BY the Rev. John W. Chadwick. Icmo
clO1L- Price, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
u.ntsr COLOR. by AmerIean and far.isn artists.
Liaaii.at;0u.

The whole exhibition rs above and u De soid by
euclinn ON wednesday Thursday Frily iEd saturday SO'
| 80 aud folOHin days. - ~ ..-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

silver BronzeS Porceans Antique Arms Chinese and lap
,r,.. curos. etc Also Collection OF OIL Paintings and
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A mnrEL RTKNED.

SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov. 23-The Sherwood
Hotel AZ Monticco. Fla, was destroyed by ire thS
IIltIIIL
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Religions Notices.

All souls Church 4hsyc. corner 20tl-st-TnsSe N1l
Iows MS morning at a ocd sS P BIZ eSy ao
Thanksgiving service viii De held ia the s arfh
formed Church corner 1thave AMI 2iss, this morning At
Amity Baptist Church West 5ith St. west OF stnave-
II. WILLIAMS, D. D, thepasior
ra,9 aa" Dr. @St Wi p R e
ing S SS Ss Prs 81 ranger co iSs'
SSarf 5 81 ihs s & eM%hvE Z vNexT B. E.
b. the ehoir OF tue church ass sfs by cho c forty Voices
and address by the pastor. service &c II .. N.
a., CharcP Fl he Divine pstper2i'y 5ars so5s,F h
gytrg service OF the Unyssuist Churches % ths ~ VII
Coined
Church of the Ioearpaiioa. Malisoaaye aad 25th.'-
The Rev ARTHUR BROOKS, Rector. Ih1nAsgIyln ne scr.
vice Thursday at a a.
Calvary Church, corner 4thays ana r sy
sFEVENs PERRY, D. o. bishop Of iowa Sill preach
DR. Newman viii preach, by invitation today CThlaks-
giving in 6eiAf of Michigan sufferers Fand $40
jet: The AdvsneerGsnto Of Christian tigiatioa
First Presbyteriaa Chareh 5t4ye. and ilth-sI. Inc
vices Thursday at II An are cordially invited
Madison Avenue l!apris, Charss cor slfsL-Th9s;'
BRIDE NAN, ID. d., at ii a. IN.
Reformed Church. l2stst. and 3daye. She Rev q. u.
Smyth Paste 2eeial ihanS,siyGS ser gs at 4V"'a W.
St Georges Church. sJuvyesant square rhaDksgviag
day. at II a. with scrnOa by Tie Re- D. l. ioh-
A ass slant rector Church Of the agcly Rest
THANKSGIVING Dmy-Finh Avenue Presbyterian Church.
GSneE aSt 81, ne P ia % Of P,assoa g. A. IL
expected 10 dictate this warnings service at oeoes
TbanlI.giyin Bay Church Of Ibe Holy TRINITY Man.
son.aye and t2ast service ~ ihII ~ az ~ u y ~
subject; "rhankesness. Stsangers te eosdaliy iastG
Union Thapksglvng service BY the suA Baptist snl
at 1850 A m, Brothers SAMSON and WALSH jorin; IN
the exercises
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ROBERT CARTER < BRcTHERS.
HENRY HOLT &. CO.,

TIE Icter of Credit. BY Mis-, Warner. a 1io9 lliaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

~ Years fest proves ELECTRO SILICON the best silver pol
ish known Insist upon having ELECTRO sILIeoN.
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IyIsos. pLAKEMaN, TAYLo.ns s GO,


The Golden Book Of Tales ksass ~ ,n o and t.s,ras
~ a ~ Numerous Illustrations $40 pages - d.
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Thanksgiving Day-Brilaut siverware makes yourtlble
attractive Polish SILICON. Avoid limitations
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NEW BOOKS And NER EDITIONS.
ROBERTS BROS,

sicisdO Books Of ne lad months ftJ dI1r8sI
heretofore ne literary page
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JAMES II. OSG00D IL co.
Pn,,,us Painters and Paintings by, hrs. JI,l n
Shedl With 10 line heliOtypes one Foi LIMO n"s'ra'o
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Geo 4. Lcavitt & Co., Aueu1neers

LIVREs DE- LUXE.
An extraordinary collection ~ rare splendid and cuors
,, in surerb European bulne and now on exhibition at
Clinton Hall. To be sold by auction Friday and satdni'y
evening. November 20 aud 2G.
st.prrR ATD Artistic WARES At THE LEAvITT
ART GALLERIES, hlT BROADWAY.
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Thank

Al ST BARNABAS 3O4 and 3OG MulberTy-si on IN urs-
la, November "a Divine service, lOSO a. N Dlhsf' p
re thousond children connected with the HOUSE Day
NursarT sunday and Industrial sehools Free o1
30 ttn their poor mothers, expecting their uSu
r3n Dinner Help to satisfy all VINO may come anu M
Yer heaI with Joy and gadness Please send 1hyJ " oo
o;,ce NJ sISTin ELLEN or % the Rev g l. "ooufen
~ on0S " ProtYssnt Episcopal Mission Society
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A LARGE AND SELECT COLLECTION
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HARPER & BRoS., foo

,r, -. -, ,..s,uc In Tour story of Crest ssit
Ihe rats Nj Si a. PADDOCK Cloth. 81 sold everyone
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DODD, MEAD * co.
Without n Home. BY r. r. Roe. III 90
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Spectral Notifies.
Why Incur Torture z

Nv d.rcg9rdng cleanliness 81 the teeth and TINS encour
aging their decay when ~OIODONf. which . dt1Ehtdl 70
ma prrysu, the possibility o. Oohacle, uy keeping the
f., I'M health ~ Que has not usr THIS popuaT article
can fDr an adequate idea OF how Wu u Improvement tei,c
t,y. teeth are siisct ptbe 50 On h nIutely 70 b.
ptrfr. a1rldmg tooth powders IL preserves, not
ser Itch,s the rn2m j.
DIR. 4. IInsbrOHck
specially anu
teeth without pam. Formerly Al tOtOn-
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Tho fsrs.-u mas tlc Jls gssS mag sAruRDh1
,-vCbe- ri, ISL will close nc this olhcc on IU -SDAf
~ : a. M for europe. by steamship Nevada wa Queen3
t.ru on WEDNESDAY, 40 o. IN. for Europe D. steamship
ona via Queenstown c0rrespond ace 100 france aust &c
nciy adlressedl and OF Tor France direct DJ stea-
10 via layrc: on THU RS DAY. st i;30a. for
rope nv steamship City Of BRUSSELS via Qnetns0wn cor
for Germany and France must DO spnciu AZ
rr.se; snd lOR. for Euro @ by steansiiP @ ~
via Plymouth, CherbourS ana lthmDg Oh "a
1oysDonlence Germany and scotland must be speai9
AT o N. for Scotland direct, by steamship
FaTnessia via Glasgow and at w. for Besiam direct
- ateaushiD Naderiad Antwerp; and nj IL D m, Tor
Inrne by steamship Mose VIA soul hanpon ana Brea OF
81 ~ for The WindwaTd islands close on III ESDA1 az
~ Tbe mails Tor Nassau ". p close TT EHDAY at
m THE mails Newfoundland close on rU EsDAf NJ
m Tho mails for Aspinwau and south Pacific close on
WEDNESDAY 10 a. The mails Tor Porto kic0 nec
icss on WEDNESDAY at D. The mails for Iayn close
~ nj D. M The mails for AMI Mexico close
on FRIDAY at l5O p The mails for Nenezura and Crd
close on SATURDAY ut l:3O M. The mails Tor Chlna ana
Japan close November "a, at $50 A. M Inc as iVr An"
trala &c. close December l, al O.Jg q ~
'i~''-' 49, HENRY O. PEA IlSON, Postmaster
Nark My | 81.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-06

Tho Origin Of Species. BY Prof.
T. H. Huxley, 4. r S. 10th number
Of the Humboldt Library Of Science.
Price 10 cents. j: Fitzgerald & CO.,
Publishers, l43 ith Av,, New York
No other scientific hypothesis has
even had 80 potent an influence on
contemporary thought, as Darwin's
ingenious theory of the Origin of Spe-
cies. 1t already permeates the whole
world of natural science il has given
q valid ground for real philosophy
Of history" it has even entered the
sacred precincts of theology. No
thinking man can afford to be ignor-
ant oflhe iacts and arguments upon
which it rests; and this treatise by
Prof. Huxley is the fullest ani mos.
popular exposition of them that has
ever been offered. For sale by A. K.
Gin.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-06

The Publishers of the American Ag-
ric'alturist invite your attention to the
decided adOance, geographically and
otherwise. in the 10th Annual Vol
ume, as indicated in the first number
already mailed. The Original En-
cravings and Sketches One Hun.
dred In this single copy-.will number
. h'll thousand or more during the
year.--Thsse Sketches are of great ad
vantsge-almost Indispensable
treating ofsubjects so largely depen'
dent upon mechanical implements, te
say nothing Of plants, flowers, animals
insects, etc.
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A New Treatment.

The Golden Elirir Of Life, wonderfd cures,
II you have Consumption. and would
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PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable Brick Hotel. located in
Franklin, opposite the Sunbury and
Lewistown Railroad depot, 10 offered
for sale.
This is q substantial building built
on the most modern style, adapted as
n Hotel or private dwelling beauti-
fully located well of excellent water
in the summer-house and ample
stabling. ice house and other out
buildings.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress, ID. +. KERSTErTER.
Middleburg, Pa.
sept, 9, 80.
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Give YOUR Children a start in Life.

The U. B. Beneficial Society pays
Children Il majority Benefit of one two
and three hundred dollars when they
arrive At the age of u years also u
funeral benefit il they die before reach-
ing said age.
This Institution offers all parents an
opportunity of giving their Children
u start in life. Parents do not fail Ia
avail yourselves of its protection and
aid.
For further particulars and circu-
lars address HENRY Il. REG LIE, Agi
Middleburg, Pa.
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We are very sorry that New adver-
tising cut down our space so as to
crowd out A. NJ. and d. SIS communi-
.catioDs--we publish extracts of both.
The Port Trevorton 3. School of the
Evang. Church celebrated Christmas
eve with q grand Festival. The church
was filled to oyeriiowing and scores
were compelled To remain on the out.
side. Interesting and spicy addresses
we're delivered 10y Snpt. Dundore and
Capt. L. w. Hoffman. Tue gifts be-
slowed upon the young folkes were
highly priced ; aud the impressions
received by those Of ma,urer years will
leave green spots" ,ns;iriued Gn their
memories which will mellow their
declining years. D.S. s.
st. Peters Sabbath School, of Ad.
smsburg, held its annual Christmas
Festival in pursuance of pr vious ar.
rangement, notably surprising in all
respects all former occasions of this
sind. The Programme speaks for it,
self and shows the character Of the ex-
erciscs better than we can pen paint
them.
Opening Anthem by choir, Entitled
Now when Jesus was Born.
Reading of scripture and Prayer by
Rev. Diizler.
Anthem by choir, ,..Glory he to God
in the Highest
Santa Clause. by Charlie smith.
How Santa Clause BIesses.,by Nettie
Specht.
Solo aud Choru, by chiljren.-Christ
ia Bethlehem.
Don't Forget me 81. Nics. .--Jessie
Helifich. ..-
SOug--Hsrk ye Hsrs ye !>-by chill.
dren.
Four years oli..by Minnie Bell
Smith.
rhe voice Of the clock-.by twelve
children.
Circular Meditation Oh Santa Clause
..--by Jessie Smith.
Song--Festiye Bells--hy children.
Tie Angelic Conc.rt-hy Carrie
Spucht.
Christs Even,s-hy Laura VI. Keller.
Address by Rev. Dizlrr, aud Rev.
J. o. KaempIrr, and last of all tue
good things. Distribution uf Gils.
Committee on distribution Laura
". Keller. Sallie Narslev. Lizzie drus',
ID. NJ. Sno1k. Jane SaltLman, Carrie
Specht, and Jessie Smith. A. 8.
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James swineford, Lank Walter and
Theodore Erdly Of McKean county,
Pa, spent the holidays among their
Snyder relatives.
D. T. Rhoades, Of Middleburg. luxuri
ated At the State Capital.
Philip q. Roger, Of Michigan H.
l. Bilgsr, Of Ohio. Theo. Walter. Of
Ohio. w. Runkle ofCentre Co. Pa. W.
1veshart and wife OF Union Co., Pa.
John BoIsnder Of Union Co.. Pa.
samuel and Willis AurAnd. Of Lswis-
to1n, aro visiting 10 Snydsr.
So1n 9lololngos and be Mollie spent
Q ~ 1oye = xa>nonlovn.
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4 Magnificent Ney,paper.

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-06

Leo 4 Walkers monthly Musical
Bulletin" has just reached us an
eight-page sheet four pages of which
are devoted to notices of Now Music
and Books--and the other four giving
titles, authors, and the melodies OF
their most popular publications. The
"Bullstin" is very useful to musical
folks, and will be mailed free TO any
address by Lee & Walker, Philadel-
phis.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-06

Where are your Cratcbes UncleS Here
they ars---sAowing Jonn . Bottle Of NJ.
II. Roberts Embrooa' ion--Yeu dont SAY
that ihrss quarters o. = bottle VI Embro.
sssiea has ,siisvsd you Of Jour crusoaes F.,
de. cad tasuk hind Providence fot
joadioG Ns 70 read that sdvsrtissmsas II
NV s1las," lss> VDsk
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-06

HoRsE MORTALITY. -Christmas week
Jacob Grimm. OF Beaver township,
drove to the coal yard at this station
Tor coal. 40 he drove of the scales
tho mail train came along and fright
eued his horses. One Was an old, but
h'xhSpirited animal and perhaps had
never seen the locomotive before. He
-resrcd up. fell down and Was dead az a
"'acksral. No doubt the horse ruptur-
oil the heart ia the fall.