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Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15

New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train arrangement commencing June 27, 1881.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN, 7lS and s'G 1E W 2GC ass9s s5e sl' and lloO D. m At 645, 745 935 and 11:42 m, 3:15 and 7:S4 p. Connections are made at Ansonis with passenger with the principal trains of other roads centerine there. E. s. QUINTARD, Supt. New Haven, June 25. 1881. je27 Boston & New York Air Line R.R.
 On and after MONDAY June 6, 1881, train 8 will run as follows: AtE3ek 600 a. 10. train for Wilimantic. S:05 8. m Train for Willimanttc connects at
 Willimantio III with trains of the N. n..nd '; ana at 1:10 p. m., Providence 12:15, Worcester 2:1O P. m,, and Norwich at 11;o6 B. nn.
 mantle with N. Y. and N. E. and New London Northern Railroads. mantle with New London Northern R. R. for Norwich and New London. Trains leave Turnervile for Colchester at 947 m, Leave Colchester for Turnervie at 925 and 11,St n, and 5:S6 and 7:3o p. m
 Trains connect at Middletown with the Hartford Hartford. J. H. FRANKLIN, je6 Superintendent. New Haven and Northampton
 Railroad.
 On and after Monday, May Sd, 1S8O Trains will leave New Haven at 7:lO s. m. a& 1O:3s a. m. and 6:09 P. m. for Plainville ton, Northampton and Williamsburg. Trains will arrive from the above points at 9:1s u., 1:S6 p. m. and S:15 p. ID.
 Close Connections. At Plainvls with trains east and west on New Yorh and New England RR.
 At Pine Meadow with Conn. Western RR. At Westdeld with Boston and Albany RR- At Northampton with Conn. River RR. For particulars small Time Tables st tho ofce and depots. EDWARD A. RAY, New Haven May 8. 1880. my2s
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15
MIR. VIM: WESTFALL,

OfDutehess Co.,, N. Y., so YEARS OF AGE, Suffered Continually for Many Years
 from STONE. in the BLADDER.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-15

The United Workers acknowledge the fol lowing annual subscriptions and donations re- caiYed during May and Luna 1881
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Committee Men.

The following named gentlemen com.
nose the standing CON nittce of Sny-
der county for the ensuing year +:
Ad,ms-J. +. Fetterolf, J. J. Slrader.
Reeyer-I. ID. Conrad, =. j. Gundrum.
Beaver W.-Wilson II. Ulsh. j. II.
Knepp.
Centre-Chas. L. Nampsel, Chas. w.
Sanders.
Chapman-J. x. Pec'S, q. II. Wiser Jr.
IIanklin-Chns. Bovnr, Lewis Miller
.Jarkson-S. Gross, q Bouse.
Middlcc,eek--.l. y. h eeler, H0rvy Shol
ly.
Middleburg-G. A. schocb, N. Schan,
ba Il.
Monroe--T. p. Hmm el, J. =. Wal
penns-w. II. Boyer. W. W. Row.
Perry-J. r. Arbogast. Geo. Brosius
Perry w s. $. Zimmerman, j. e.
Graybill.
selingrove-A. W. Gemberling, A. j.
FRITZ.
Union-J. N. Houser, T.. NJ. Houser.
Washington-P. Il. Meyer, ii. &
Fisher.
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The cherry crop will he abundant.

When the excellence of rice as a
diet is fully understood its use will be
more frequent and Of daily occurrence
in every household. At this season
of the year especially, it may properly
I've ella sed as superior to any Of the
CT calls which are in such general use
for The morning and midday meals.
No other food is so eisy Of digestion,
and at its present cost it Is cheaper
than POTATOES, oat meal or 9 ists of any
kind.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUBLICAN
STANDING COMMITTEE. Committee
met In Court House, Saturday, June,
llth. At 2 o'clock A. NJ. for perma-
ment organization.
On motion Samuel Gross of Jackson
was uianously chosen Chairman, and
Chas.. 4. Sampsel Secreta ry, for the
ensuing y ear.
A. N. Gemberling, p. b. Meyer, and
,. ,. Zimerman, were selec ted as Ju.
dicial conferees to meet the Conferees
of the district.
Onmotion Of s. s. Zimerm an the
Committee adjourned to meet at the
call of the Chairman.
SAMUEL GROSS. Chairman.
CHAs. Il. SAMPsEL. SECRETARY.
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MAR .eIl[D.


June 5'h, 10y R,v. Il. ;. h"ndt. Miss
ihnnah 4. Longacrc, of Union twp.
e. VIM. T.. Shalicr, of Washington
t'p.
Jane 9Th. by Rev. II. :. Arndt. Miss
V len G.. Gundrum 60 Nuih w. Roush,
II th OF frecburg.
jan IN, ~ .hc residence of size
o., lr b, the Rev. j. +. Wampn!c, Miss
>ilip G. Boyer. 10 Rev. y. f.. n hPn-
,,r'. ",s or of he First Evangelical
iut cr u church uf ~ciiuSgrovc.
May 9Th. by the Rev. H. W. S,c,ler,
Ws ''r.nn Ncvil. formcrl, OF New Brr
In. uion county, t. Daniel Iiegel ut
West Beaver township, Snyder county.
~ the Residence of III" Bride = par.
'uts il i.yErns. on the Sth, inst. hy
Rev. l. 4. Writ. J. G.. Fear, Of Sclius
place. to Miss Iosir Martin.
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For THE PosT.
Communicated.


Ed. Post A few days since we
vls,Ieo the town of New Berlin, "t.,
the first time we have been in that
beautiful village for n period of about
nine years. We noted many improve
ments there and almost wished our
selves citizen oi that place. Such
beautiful streets shaded by large
trees on each side, sheltering pedcs-
t,ian sfrom the scorching rays of the
sun II genial people, all hclp to make
ones stay pleasant one.
The motive of our visit was to at
tend the Commencement Exercises,
of the Union Seminary, the exercises
of which, we are pleased to say, We're
highly instructive and interesting,
and the the Instructors and students
alike deserve II great deal of prare.
We ale informed that the attendance
at this institution during its last SEES
sion was better than former SEES
sions. Its Instructors are among the
best.
Stetler's Cornet Band Of Middleburg,
Pa, furnished the music for the Com
mencement exercises without say
ing anything about this organization
this communication would he incom-
plete. Stetler's Cornet Band Is as
fine an organization rs can be found
in the central part of the State la
test style instruments, fine uniforms
and equipments, and rs iine-looking u
Druin-major as can be seen any
where. The Band il well drilled and
their music is excellent. The citizens
Of Middleburg may well be proud of
this organization.
Oy THE Wing.
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LRwIsBURG, Pa, June 10, 1891.

j: GROUSE, Esq.
The Republican Primary Election
was held IN this county (Union) on
June 18th, and the Return
Judges met to-day.
j. Merrill Linn was nominated for
PRESIDENT Judge, receiving 1913 votes
against 2s9 votes for y. II. Orwig.
James Lepley was nominated for
associate Judge, receiving 92. votes
against f03 votes for +. A. Donehow-
er and 3j7 votes for NJ. W. cramer.
weidler Roland was nom mated for
county Treasurer, receiving Sej votes
against 1888 votes for Robt. Brown.
Neuoen Kline wee nominated for
Register Il Recorder receiving O39
votes against 40s votes for :. q. Ne.
curdy and 2O6 votes for &. II. weikel.
Jacob Machmer and Joseph Mus.
ser We're nominated for county COM
missioners.
Respectfully,
A. ID Mcn
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H e. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson,
N. v, cured Of Psoriasis or Leprosy,
of twenty years standing, by the Ctr
IcuRA REsoLvESr internally, and Ctr
IcuRA and CUrIcURA Soar externally.
The most wonderful case on record.
June ., 1881. 4w.
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the Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed bill making it obligatory up.
OH school directors to allow the teach,
eTs their time while attending the an
nual county institute, aud $50 day
for expenses
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'Tis said that SCOT from stove pipe
will kill potato bugs.
Farmers are thinking Of making hay
while the sun shines.
Corn-fields were badly damaged bv
the late heavy rains.
Read all the advertisements. The
news they contain is of value 10 you.
John Bilger and wife of Franklin
have returned from their western
trip.
Rain commenced failing Tuesday of
last week continued until Friday evc-
ming.
Chas. Bibishaus returned home
from visit To Huntingdon county
friends.
Flies are puiotuhting the walls
wherever one has rested there You
will be sure to find II full stop after
wards.
The new turnkey Of the Clenrlield
Jail isa printer 1t Is To be supposed
that he understands well how u lock
up FORMS"
The curious pranss Of the weather
lately justities us ia The belief that il is
wisdom to keep up heating stoves the
whole year.
The Grain is hit--not on the mar
kei, but Oh the ground-and ii will he
difficult aud tedious to take up in
good order.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has commenced the sale of summer
excursion tickes.
4 child Of I'm. Eracl Of Sunbury
was taken very sick on Saturday last
from having swallowed cent.
A young child of Prof Meetings OF
Selinsgrose died reccrtly firm the eff
feet of saltpeter water it drank by mis-
take.
Johu A. Willard. Of Sunbury, form
erly OF Selnsgrove. died of consump.
ton last week. Ho was q years Of
age and was unmarried.
Gum cloaks and coats are gaining in
favor with our people, aud are much
more generally worn in rainy weather
now than ever before.
Two Of Lewisburg's hotel keepers,
j. 8. p. Weidensaul and Levi Cromly,
! are under prosecution for sell ing IL
quor to minors.
Hon. H.G. Fisher, our representa-.
tive In Congress, with party of
frieods have gone to idaho ON fish
ing expedition.
The difference between cat and
comma is that one has the claws At the
emu OF the paws, while the other has
the pause at the end of the clause.
An exchange has disconered that
the pestiferons. potato bugs can be
utilized FOR trout bait, which isu are
sa'd 70 rise quickly for them.
Victims to Constipation and its un-
told miseries can keep in good condi>
n'n, by moderate use Of Ayers Pills,
the surest, safest and most reliable
Cathartic. -. s,,.s-sE.
A gentleman who hss had a great
dsAoferpetieucs in hsss fishing ia-
forms us that they are not Yet Off their
spawping grounds and will not bite
well for another month.
The very injurious habit of cigarette
smoking is being discussed by all the
,. leading daily and weekly Journals.
Inc little cigarette Is a bundred ,s,lJ
worse than the big cigar. Remember
this, boys.
housewives will be glad 10 learn that
irult Jars will be sold chespcr this sum.
mer than ever before. for the simple
reason that re- issus Of the pate,.t on
,ae Mason jar has been refused by tbe
Patent 0fiice. '
we asksd man the other day IL be
new whsrs we could find some locals
ns wanted to know IL they were good.
" ea' and said he guessed shc1 ! were
scarce. we pisied his ignors6ss. bu,
IN ought be suss.sd srirhs, Du'
Governor Hoyt hAa Aop,ov., .S :, !.
passed by the pse.e.i r.s-,,, NV
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JOHN W. sIMoNTJN,

J. W Simonton member Of the firm oi Sim.
ontou, Barber n DO, having sold his interest
In said hrn to W, !, SlMON1oN. Notice Ia
hereby given to all II NAV concern that said
W. l. SimoDton IL this " received as nrm 20
Der OF said nrm and that Tho undersigned VIII
continue the general Mercsttle And Connis
lip, undcr the hrm name and style VI Sin0n'
ton, Barber n 10.
This 18th day OF May A. u, 1881,
slMoNToN, BARBER \ 90.
Juue =. lssl.
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Work has been begun on the Insane
Hospital at Danvile. tits proposed
to make the new building rs fro.proof
as possible, iron joists arc to be intro
duced and attic will be so arranged as
TO be in great measure incombusti-
ble.
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C. G. Seebold has again received a
new supply of the celebrated Ligh.
Runnlng White" Sewing Machines.
lie has now retailed over $50 machines
since the fall of 1876, 32 in this Boro',
about 700 OF that number are in daily
use IN Snyder county. Henry Mluk,
Merchant Tailor Of Middieburg uses
two of the white" Family Machincs
AID makes his heaviest overcoats on
them as well as his lighter cloth. Ad-
dress him and learn what the White is
before buying any other and save time
aud money.
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NOTICE..

Notice is horeby given to ali persons that
not . tor seseuty'uve dollars given by 10 10
iiism iirpner now In tho hands Of Iilhn
Halncr t"iii not pay said note not b, sing
recsv,d Il value for ths sA.ie, uuless souns 10 ilsI
10 do .onl du. enufse vi law
v :, :, M,kANp RorhkoI n, n
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Quite u number of our people at
tended the. Commencement exercises
of the Union Seminary at New. Berlin,
Pa
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Speculative Insurance Companies
ate again happy, the act to prohibit
such insurance was defeated in the
Legislature last week by one vote and
the consequence is, that they still exist
aud will continue to do business ~
heretofore.
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II will pay every toly to examine
the immense Stock of furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX LeNistown Pa.
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We keep constantly on hand all
kinds Of blank forms, such as judg.
meut and Promisary Notes, Sum-
monses, Sibpoenos, Warrants, Agree.
mcnts, Ore Leases, &c.
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81 sCsD ).

Ma -, in Perry twp, Mirhaci Mn.
iuD,. aged - yeaI,, > months aud IL
days.
Nav n, ut Lewisiovn, Mrs. Henri
ct,a HoNeIl, wife ~ EmtNim Howell
ot Boavpr'own. caused hy' the removal
orn 'rm"l, ngcl AZ yrurs,1f montia
nMd / dnNs.
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A total eclipse of the moon occurred
on Saturday night and was Observed
10y many OF our town.folk.
Quite number of young ladies had
secured the service OF g0ung daroao-
mare to show them the eclipse lis u
matter OF course they had to "stay up"
until 1910 and rs further mntter of
couise they had to stay to explain
the singular phenomina.
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John Rhamstein, of Deavertown. fill.
ed the place of Mr.. BilRer at this Sta.
ton for several weeks past. and We
learn that he discharged his duties.
so far rs the public is concerned, with
ability and prompiness highly credita.
TO so young man.
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A Losing Ioke.

A prominent physician of Pittsburgh
said jokingly toa lady patient who
was complaining of her continued i'll
health, AMI of his inability to cure her
TRY Hop Bitters !" The lady took it
in earnest and used the Bilters from
which she obtained nerWanent health
She now laughs'at tho doctor for his
joke, but he is not so well pleased with
II. rs II cost him a good patient.-HW'
risbugh Pdhioi.
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rf-Lorgc and well selected line OF
Lawns and Dress Ginghams at s.
Weiss, Selms2rove.
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DRESS.MAKING

IN - ~ yas1onk gbranehes neatly,
onSHply an.i psomlItly dons Ia ths last
inia 1st pest styles and up to the --latest
iIrashlonA nolinnas, Goats, Wrap,
Give me u call.
Apr. ilvnl. Mid.IlrLnns p.,
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The new time table of the Philadel-
p hia and Reading Railroad appears ON
our first page.
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Nearly new Sweep Stakes Separator
with mounted Horse power com
pleto for sale cheap 10y J f. Rehl.
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rs-Wool taken in exchange for
goods at. 8. Weiss, Selinsgrove.
J Highest market prices paid for II.
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About S0,OOO,Oo0 feet Of saw logs cs
capped from the William.port and
Lock Haven booms. The river rose
ID feet and o inches above low water
mark at Williamsport ON the llth,
inst which caused the boom to break
at the above named places.
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BRhr1IEs F EDITING a pA.,.r. .-
Editing II pa, ,..'is n !eH- nt bu-i,e.> -
not too p.cn ant, b, su-t ,lrd~ant
enough.
If it contsia m''h pot;,c,Nilaurr,
people won't have 1t.
II the type il lt',', it dr''t contain
much reading iutdt.r.
If we puDl,..a real stories. fo..s sAS
they are noihli ; but lies.
II We omi, th1n, We have a. c.,irr
prise.
Ii We have few jokes, iol.,s s,y We
a.e nuIhl * bat end men.
If We o",. johr-. fo!ns ray We are
fariders.
II we publ sn original matter, they
damn us fof not giving selections.
If We give selections people -.,y Ne
are lazy for not writing more and 81,
ing them what they have not read j.,
some olher paper.
Ii we give IA complimentary no..ce, We
are "ensu'cd Tor being p".yia..
II W. dGn't all bands suy We ar,
awiuii. ghastIy.
II We insert an article which please
the ladies, the men brcouir jealous,
and vice .rr>a.
II We attend church, they say it i,
for effect.
Ii we remain ia our Office attending
to our OWN busiir~s, folks SAY We az,
too rrouu to maggie with other feel
low.
II we so ont, they say we don't at
tend to our business.
II we don't pay up promptly, the!
say we are not To be trusted.
II we pay up promptly, they say ",
stole the money.-PRISrERs CIRyu
LAR.
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rs'An Immense variety of Laces
from the cheapest to the best at =.
Weiss, Selinsgrove.
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Two million young shad a.eto be
put in the susqehanna.
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William Gilbert was IN town last
week with "A badly sprained ankle
on the way from Port Treverton the
horse frightened, jerked the wagon and
the seat turned over andrhrowed him
out backward with the result above
stated.
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NOTICE..

1 J. w Simontop, Of the firm Of
i simopton, Barber n Co, hereby pi',n no.
tee - all it mly concern that 1 have tbs day
sold unto w. l. sinonton all my right ani Ia.
to est In said nrin, this 18th day OF May A. d,
1881.
JOHN W. SIMONIJN,
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John Frances las commenced work
at his brick.yard at this place.
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rrGreut bargains ia Carpets at :.
Weiss, Selinsgrove.
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A pMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

n Letters OF ADMINISTRATION on Tho estate Of
catharine Lash, late ot W. beaver twp. Enyder
60. Pa, dec ID, have been pranted 10 The unfer
,ifned, Al persons kuo wing tlen selves In
ate payment while those hav Ing claims agaipst
said estate viii preseLt them tor sottlewent to
W. II. LASH,
June 2 lssl. Administrator.
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ALI communications, business let.
..rs &c. for this Office, TO secure
orompt attention should be addressed
- follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
rnvder County, Pa. Advertisements,
eoy, muuications &c. must be handed
In by Monday noon, to secure iuser-
ion IN next issue
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LENISTOWN NITrsINN.
sr>urnr \ tzr,.row> Gvt e,,r.
| nNINISTRNTOES NOTICE. :

4 nMlNl>1RATORS NOTICE.
= \ Let -. ST atrl inistratiou "a ttF estate u
samuel Meyer, lsts Of Cent-e To~usGip,
Suyief lCuuiy, lel'A, hsyiug tesa grsrg.
si - lie urlersisuej, an peIsrus Lrrsias
tEeu'elves ir lti 'eJ ~ sstt estate AFu rr4urst-
e. g. nhkc iuue1iatb rsymsut. Willie thoss
etViu. claims wiIi p-vssHt then JulS aathsuti-
este4 for ssttlewept
EAtWakIAS NNNIR
GEuRit | kIlNt.
May ~, 'SSL Atattt.fr.tnr,
srtt eWent ~ hr hsl1 At tie ltfe re.i,
tsuee vt esd - Sa;arIa,, lauss, .>,l.
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lR. A. G. 0LIV,

rerulnr graduate OF me e''c'ne, logger loo ted
In Chicago ihC any u,her specialist over
20 ycars successful practice. Syphils, don.
otrhca ilcct, Strictu-e. OrcLltis, Ruptdre
and all Urinary Disease. tki ln1ys ur Rlal Ier }
SYphilitic or Mercurlil Affections of the
Thront, skin or Bnucs Cured SAT ly, rri.
vateiy, -prprgtorrhca, ScsunI D,hti
ny, resulting from self Abuse. Sexual ~.
ccss,s or over bsail work, producing nervous.
Iess, minal emissions, debility, din,ness Il
sirtt, detective uonory. physicai decay, con
fusion OF IDEAS and inpoiuncy. rendering
marriage Improper, arc pormAntly eurol.
Cunsu'tatiOn at uficn or by mall free.
Guide 10 lie ilth, stamps. Medlcines sent
~ mall or express. Cures uuarantecI. IN
durable ca'es not undort ken. Special NJ
tHntlon t. Disc SOS oi Women. UriiabIe F.-
NAL. Piii, t5a BOX. 20 years OF extensive
practise with every form aud variety OF tho
AbOy" class Of Diseases always under his care,
tI familiar with every mode Of Treatment
for their Cure, he has gained su experience
ard Tactical knowle iPe tina, the general
physician cannot obtain. tn,iies requiring
c'icate treatment with quiet home. board ami
nurse. call or write. RuDbsr Goods and I'm.
portaut circular Dy express, 5Octs. a. O..
OH n, NJ. ID.
20i south CLARK St Chicago.
June 10, 'si ly.
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rs-A file lile Of silk Baces aud
Fringes at :. Weiss.
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Gypsies encsmpcd on Bowers Island
on Monday evening.
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eS-A full line Of Regular made hos,
for Ladies, children and gentlemen al
:. Weiss. Selinsgrove.
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sa.Grain Cradles cheap for cash by
}. II. Martin, PaXtonviI!e, Snyder Co..
Pa. The best cradle made, the old
Leidy with iron braces.
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Rni'rooss
PENNSYLVANIA R. N,

Trains MAJ sS;s ii-s iiiiss-sfsSR ssi;s,s2 8 follows
PittshnrxA Exprsss l-tea. ~.
Paeihe Errress y !. \.
Nay pASsssasf 10 10 q. m.
bph ! ~ f. m.
Fast Line - y. III.
Pacific Express lo3?s.rn.
Nail - 8 i y IN,
Phi sdeiphfn Exprss II - = IN.
fJohpptovu HSprers II l2s. m.
The fast Lins. Way Passover and th" Pact
10 farfsss vert, aud the Pactnc and Atlantis
Esrrees sas. run daily.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-16

II is simply marvellous how quickly
constipation, billousnsss and sick
headache are cured by "sellers' Liver
Pills" 35 cents,
June IL, lw.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-16

NOTICE is hereby given that +,
~ y. BoS er Of Midilrbnrg, snyder county
Pa, has been appointed by tho said Court
Trustee under the insolS ont laws oi Pennsy l..
venia, ofai the estate, prcr-riy and effects
real and Teeonal, OF q, 4. Fink. OF sellns-
grove, an .usois ent debtor, All persons. there
fore, WI are Indebted to said insolyent debtor,
or who noid property belonging 10 him. are re-
qui. ID to pay and deliver all such sums OF
money and property duo and belonging to the
said iu.olvrnt debtor, to the said Trustee; aud
all creditors OF th' said insolveut debtor are
desired 10 present their respective accounts or
demands,
y. Z. BOWER,
June Q, lssl. Trustee, Sc,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-16

ENECCTRlN. NOTICE. Letters
IL 'rs-.mautlrv On thp estate Of CATH
ARiNE WElSIR, aerea,r1. lste ci
thap-nn lyt-, SnNlrr cuuty, Prrna-
rAVirE t-eu Srttteltp tfc untVrsignel ~
lcrsVrs ku0uluN tteW selves tudvhtsl 10 said
rsfhte sFe Tequtstrl - IrNkr tn mediate rEy
weut, Nhus thcsr tsyif. Haiws vii rressat
tteU 1aly sutkeuti s'rf i'r setf'srert 10
lNNA t,M klSkk
Marc i>>', hNecH'fix.