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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
SU NJ MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
L Judiei District Of the Territory OF washing
ton holding terms 81 the city Of Seattle IN and Tor
the counties OF Kirg and kitssp.
No 2673-Louisa Fetzer. Plaintiff. vs. Aloert
Fetzer Neutrality-suspicious. nled in the county
Of King in The Siioe Of the Clerk Of said Dlsriot
Court.
TEE UNITED srGTEs OF AMERICA SIND GkFErISG
To Albert Fetxer Defendant
You are hereby required 90 Sppesr In an action
brought against you by the above named plaiIun
in the District Court OF the Third Judicial Distrct
Of the Territory Of Washington. holding terms at
the city OF Seattle in the county OF King, for the
counties CT King and kitsap and to answer the
complaint filed therein within twenty days lexclu-
sve OF the day Of servee sitter the service on You
Of this summons, II served within said CO inty OF
King, or II served out Of that county, but within
this District within thirty days otherwise within
sixty days. or judgment by defAult will be taken
against you, according to the prayer Of the COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain . decree Of
divorce upon the ground Of cruel treatment Of
plaintiff by defendant for over one year last past
Witness the Hon. r. s. Greene, Judge of the
t~1 said Court, and the seal thereof, this
SEAL 18th day of June. AID. 1881.
49, JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
By JAMES 2. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Jacobs Jenner, Attorneys for Plaintiff
jel4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-29
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Wednesday, June %. 1881.
A DEsCRIPTIvR LETTER.

Written BY Flora A Phelps. graduate
Of the Normal course, and real at
the Territorial University, on Com
meneement Day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-04
NEW YDTK weekly herald
oNE u0llAH a YEAR.

FFyKE CIRCULATION OF THIS PSPCLa d
/ NEWSPAPER has more than trebled during the
past year 1t contains all the leading news contained IN
the DAILY HERALD, and is arranged in handy departments
The
Embraces special dispatches from all quarters OF the
globe Under the head CT
AMERICAN NEWS
Are given the teleaphic dispatches of the week rom all
parts of the Union This feature alone makes the
..EgALY EGRiLC
The most valuable chronicle in the world, it is the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report OF
cal News, embracing complete and c0npreheisie Us
patches from Washington, inclnding fun reports OF te
speeches OF eminent politicians the questions OF the
''''''' The HOME.
Giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for making cloth
ing for keeping with the latest fashion at te o"
est prices Every item of cooking economy suggested
in this department practically tested by experts before
publication Letters from Paris and London cores
pondents the latest fashions The Home Depart
ent of the WEEKLY HERALD will save the house"e more
than hundred times the price OF the paper. Inc III
'ei 's'' FARM DEPARTMENT.
Of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest well the most
practical suggestions and discoveries relating to the Gues
OF the farmer hints raising cattle poultry, grams,
trees vegetables, etc with suggestions for keeps ouu
nrs and farming utensils in repair This IS supplemented
by well. edited department, widely copied under the
head of
Are looked after and everything relating to mechanics
and labor saving is carefully recorded ihere IS page
devoted all the latest phases OF the business maiEe
crops merchandise, etc valuable feature Is Iounu lii
the specially reported prices and conditions OF the
PRODUCE MARKET.
Snorting news at home and abroad together with
Story every week, a Sermon by some eminent uiVihe'
Literary Musical. Dramatic Personal and Sea Notes
There is no paper the world which contains SO 1nuch
news matter every the WEEKLY HERALD, which Is
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20


There are lev cities in the Uuiics
States, or the Canadas, which have no
several we u known residents, who hav,
been materially bene6 fitted by the use o
ASsRs fiAra vIoon. The original youth
full color has returned 10 faded anS
bleached locks bald spots have been re.
covered or trashy, dry AID wire halt
has beon brought to smooth elossi
ness
Read the following plain statement
every word Of which istruei
Mrs. OLIvgu DAvesponr. Of Williams.
town, VI. and 50 years oil. los, her
hsir 80 years ago. by a disease Of the
scalp, presumably. as she had no sick'
uess. For 3s years she tried many
'resiorers," &c., with no effect. A year
ago last May, coming by chance. In
possession Of a part Of bottle OF aver :
hair vigor," she applied IL aud downy
growth Of hair began to cover her head.
she has since used three bottles aud aboul
half. and ut this time her hair IL
twelve inches iu leusIh, brown in color.
not nj all gray. anil covering her head
With he Exception Of a spol on top. ana
bae downy growth starting upon e.
which shc thinks persistent use Of the
vigor will bring oa, iu time like the
rest.
Oct. %. 1880.
The particulars Ct this case can be
verified by the Postmaster and other
prominent citizens also. by the editor
OF ths Northacld, VI. Nave.
The hAnR viooR is prepared by Dr.. J
G. Aver & Go Lowell. Mass, and sold by
druggists la this town.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
OCT. 25th, 1880.

Trains icape HARRISBURG as follows
For New York, via Allnetown
8 Oh M. aud ! "a p. M.
For New York. via Philadelphia and
"Bound Brook Route, 600, 800 q. m.
aud l.ij p. IN.
For Philadelphia, Goo sos Ohrough
earl, o 80 q. M. l.45 and 400, and 500
y. m.
For Reading. Coo; sc5. . SO a. M. LIS
i.oo end 90 y. m.
For Potlsville. Geo, o5. . so n. m.
and 800 p M, and via Schuylkill S Sus'
1uehanna Branch ut 2.io y. NJ For Au.
burn, 8 SO u. IN.
For Allcniown, 500 and s3j. 81 am.
~ aud 400 p. IA.
Tho 8 % =. tn. ani "a .. M.
trains have through cars for New loik,
via Allgatt wn,
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Local News. &C.
SALE REGISTER.

Thursday, Jan. 90, Y. II. Wagner Ex.
ecu,or of Capt. John Hahn. will
sell valuable Real Estate in uon-
roe Twp.
Saturday, Jan. 22. the heirs Of Eliza.
Seth Moaiz deed will cell Person~
al Property in the Borough ol
Middehurg.
Saturday, Feb, IL, Samuel Boyer will
sell Personal Property in Free
mont.
Saturday. Feb. IL. Adam Smith Ad-
ministrator of Angeliue iRothrock
will sell valuable Real Estate in
Adamsburg.
Friday, Feb. 90, Adam Wagner Ad.
ministrator of Tillman Lehr will
sell valuable Real Estate in Ban
nerville.
Friday. March ls. Michael Ewig will
sell Household Goods, Farm I'm
pineuls, Live Stock, &c, in Al
ANS twp.
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NZ.AE2I&sscEb.


l Nov. ~. hy the Wey. J N Su, lsr
| Nss Jan" H- I b'rmtl, Of P1H rr'ypr,
ton, AMI DH.i 6ra"'Asr. oil Gh.pnn'NP
/ Dco. ~ hy ,hc ary.J. X. Snyder, Miss
Snst.na irlptH-g. - JaJJJ o.lti.r, bptA
oi IhiOD Twp.
Jan 10 near AIam,bGrg by tho Rev.
H. g. Edmond-. R,s, Anaie Uesgr 10
| Emerson Hcilrics.
Jan. ? by tbe Rev J K. snyler, Mss
/ Emma O,erholtler. Of liu,Jc iva. JIii-
ata county, to D.Eiei BrIbIaer Of UnIon
top. thi, county.
Dee %, by the Rev. J. W. Buckley,
| Mas Ada h. Micaerls, to Willlin q VIA
ters. boIh OF Sciiussroye.
Dec 23d. dy The Rev. $. L. Ochssn-
ford. Mss Enma q. Herman, Of krl'zar.
will" 10 .. /. iioheabaca, OF sLamokia
Dan.
Dec. 2lth, by Rev. A. X. Glaze, Will
lard f. BI!ingcr, of Ntalnar, - Mss
Saran G Renter, New Berlin.
Dec 2sth ut the ra. ience of the
brides parents, by Rev. /. Irvine. Dr.
! j. q. Shnman to Miss Sevilla q. Bing-
aman, Outh OF iroxleyilIe Snyder Go.
| Pa.
nee. 2Sth, at the Llth. Parsonage, in
Middleburg. 10y the same. George :.
Lepley of Adansburg TO Hiss $. Ellen
Retz of Middiecreek, both of Snyder
! Co., Pa.
Dec. II. Mrs. Catherine Ocker, OF
Middlecreek, West Beaver twp. Sny-
der county, TO samuel Granley of Re-
bersburg, Centre county.
Dec. 81, by the Rev. ID. NJ Stetler,
Miss Elizabeth Shambach of Adams-
burg TO Albert Engle, of Beavertowu.
Jau. ., at Beavertown, by the Rev.
ID. NJ. Stetler, Miss Maggie McClennan
of Adamsburg to Isaac Shook, of Kish-
acoquillas. Mililin county.
Jan. 6, at the residence Of the bride,
by the Rev. J. +. Wampole, Miss Ida
Nj. Shellenburger To B. Il. Arbogast,
both of Richtiell.
At thoresidcnce of the brides moth~
or, in Mililinbnrg, on the 9th Jan, by
Rev. I. Grier, ID d., Mr. Franklin
Harris Foster, of Middleburg, Pa, and
Miss sarah V. Barber. daughter of 5.
$ Barber, doc'd, of MIllinburg.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Alice Deck er. school girl of II, and
a number Of school mates got upon
Jere Bowen's sled as he passed The
school house, above Paxtonville. and
rode short distance when Miss Decker
jumped off, fell and the sled, upon
which there was more than ton OF
produce. passed over her left arm be-
tween the shoulder and elbow produc-
ing a painful, comminuted fracture
which was adjusted by DR.. Shindel.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Give your Children a start ia Life.

The U. B. Beneficial Society pay:
Children majority Benefit of one two
and three hundred dollars when they
arrive at the age of 2l years also a
funeral benefit il they die before reach.
ing said age.
This Institution offers all parents an
opportunity of giving their Children
start in life. Parents do not fail Il
avail yourselves of its protection and
aid.
For further particulars and circu-
lars address HENRY Il. RIEGLE, Agt
Middleburg. PA.
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George Ellot's Romola.

A timely interest Is given, by the death
OF tho author, TO the new edition Of her
masterpiece, "aornola,' just issued by
the American Book Exchange. New York
IL shows her work At It's best aud strong :
est, aud at the same time gives the rea-
der the opportunity to acquire lasting
familiarity with the soenes aud society oil
medieval Italy. II is one OF the few
really great historical novels Of the world
II is issued In handy aud beautiful form,
oxtra cloth binding. simple but rare els-
ssnee and taste In design, and like the
other issues Of tho Literary RESOLUTION
its cost IL almost nominal. via. S5 cents.
Il 10 one OF q series intended TO form o
library Of classic fiction. which will in-
olude one representative aud charactsris-
'ie work Of saoh sf the great su,h,rs who
have won lasting fans Ia the realm Of
fiction. Life 10 too short and too full O.
work to permit the reading Of all that /.
beautiful aud valuable In these creations
of tho Imagination, but even very busy
people can 6nd tims TO read one book b.
each Of the score Of authors who have
vsn lnuorlal fame ani place 10 the aGsc-
<lppo - ~ people. Not 70 bs aoqusih.
~ VIik iten y 70 bs Isnerass Of much
~ o>r1 (nDoFl.a( ead poai Inleresl'
" - ~ n ~ * ne1iono ~ ee \ a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
A New Health Almanac.

We have just received from the we'll.
known Publishing House Of Fowler &
Wells. their Illustrated Annual Of Pbernoi.
ogy and Health Almanac for 1881, ~ oct
pages. price IL cents. This publication,
which has been issued regularly for a
number Of years. has become necessity
Ia many well>rszulatel families, aud well
it Sboull, for its sugge stions relating to
Health, llygicnic Diet. phrenulogy.
Physiognomy. etc., render 1t verJ val
uablr. The Number before us, ia add.
ton TO the usual astronomical notes.
monthly calendars, etc, coulaiis a Month.
iy saniiarium, with spscid hints in re
gard to the care OF tbs health during b,
changes iuciieUt from month to month.
also Bills Of Fare fgr each month, which
would lie w! fuRr,stitc to our house.
wives whp do not know what to .-rt frt
dihuer There Is also a fire life.!ikc nor
uaii Of Prof. o. 5. Fowler. tue veteran
rhreool gis Sc, SC. Seat .by uaii ~,
only ten cents. 1t will certainly have ~
large circulation, and We would say ,o
our readers, sebd ton ccuts in postages
stamps at oncs to FowLgn & WsLLs, Pub
fishers. 55b Broadway. New York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

simonton, Barber & Co.'S produce
car was on their switch loaded with
corn. Three cars loaded with coal
were .un in on the switch with such
force, the brakes failing to check them,
that the car was thrown a half somer-
sault over the end Of the switch. dam
aging the car very considerably caus-
ing unloading to be altogether possi-
ole. practicable, interesting and quite
necessary.
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DIED.

Near Deiluvas. o, Jaa. 5 Auaie Swsr,s.
wife of Newton Moary, soh OF Andrew
Moary. aged 20 yearys IL moaths aud 5
days.
The deceased dad Of consumption. She
leavs husband and helpless intent to
mourn her early departure.
In Selinsgrove, Jan. 18th Miss Jen-
ME Gurus, in the 2lst year OF her age.
Dec. 2s. near Pawling station, Susan
wife Of Abraham Erood, aged 81 years
8months and "a days. luterment NJ
Paxtonville.
jan. 3. near PsxtonvIlls. Of drnpsy,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
NnllA,nR

Fer Allentown aul Way stations, 6.o'
y. m.
For Reading. Philadelphia, anl Wa,
Stations, l.lj ?. m.
1rdils for Hgy1isjtpq i,qrc ds fol2w,
Leave New York. via Alcntjwn. 81,
a. M, 800 aud .. so p. ~.
Leave New York. via ''B,und Drool
Rouic' and PhilHdrirhia, 7.Ij a. m. Is,
1ud . 30 3 M. arriving Mt Harrisburg
on. S'2n p. m., aui l28j a. IN,
Los,o rhiiclpnia, Oi1 m. 40
and g. y. m
80 2 N
Leave Reading. i.i1 g 90, LOO a. N.
hao, q. -. nud lo35 p m.
Leave rottsville, via Scuuyl&ill & Sus.
quo hanna Branch, y 3o n. N.
Leave Allentown, d.2j 800 an l2.Io
i.3o, aud 300 ? m.
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Mrs. Abaer Howell fell and injured
her back seriously.


PkrsnseS's MAaAzfSs has some new
feature every mouth is always pro-
eressive sad In the advance. The Feb-
rdary number is now before US, and ils
sew feature is colored pattern for ems
hroidesy or net, the last "ncw thing, in
att needleworK Every lady ought to
have the number, u only to get this new
pattern. The stories are uuusally hne.
The principal embeil ishment isa stcol>
plate. "The Lost Babe In The Wood
one Of The most charming that we have
seen. The patterns for fnsbions, for the
workable, e,c., etc., are almost count
less. IL Is impossible TO conceive how a
iady's book could be better. Peterson"
Ia undoubtedly. Ms Il claims to be, the
cheapest and bes, Of its kind. The terms
are but two dollars year. with grsat
reductions TO clubs, aud beautiful prem
iums TO the person getting up club.
Now is the time 10 get up clubs. spsci.
mems are sent gratis for this purpose.
Address Chrs ] Peterson. 3Oj Chest
nut Street. rhiladtlpbia. Ia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Joe (the ubiquitous Reaper agent
Rhiel met with mishap the other day. I.
II horse frightened, reeied the real
Rhiel, heels over head, into snow
bank and ran the machine to suit "the
dictates orhis own conscience"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Samuel II. irwin, of U;e Creek, Col
fax c., Nav N.yiG,, says -Cle "On-
ly Ling Pal" ht5 ,l,ie IN lro for my
wife than all the gallons of Cpl Liver
oil, French or Anne lean. she h slaken
or all the D,cior's Medicines she has
used. See 4 10.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

On last Tinrs day, Jesse Haslet and
Jacob Dreon were cutting woI |, ia the
w6,,ds. The wapl va. frphrn ~ 4
Sislcts axe glance a1l clt NJ. Bro.
ol!in the side, below the ribs aal bu,
thA fraction Of an incl, from the spinal
col ma. The cash was the length o.
the tiand about two inches deep.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

-Ylire Hartman and ]. T.. Spangler
were going hume from this place the
other evening aud on tho dow, stretch
at Youug's hill the sleigh struck n
stnne At the sido of the road, the horse
ran through the harness and Squire
and John went head formost over the
dashboard.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

w. e. Miller, of Rrllrue. Ohin. srys /:
~ have been troubled with Asth ~
ani received no reiiaf ui,il procur-
ell your "0nly Lang Pad" fcm rer-
ommend it to any oae hlvin5 the
asthma. See idc.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Ayers Asne Gre is II, nfallib'c
curc for fever aud iglc in all is forIas
The proprie,ors warrant it, and THEN
word is rs good as U. ). bank. Try
II
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

No. @6f dcew ,hs dbl at $. weis'.
Selinssrj'e oi Jan. lat.
MTs. " l.. Nenner residing nea,
scacch's Mills was Tao ao!Jsr Of tina,
nunoer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Our young friend Calvin steininger
has returned from the west looking
hale aud hearty glad - SEQ YOU back
again.
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c. c. Seehold has just received n
large lot Of White Sowing machines.
Charley sells more machines than aay
other man living.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

n you take oar ddrice you will lose n.
time Ia calling on your druggist FOL
Sellers Cough Syrup"-withoGt an
equal. Price % cents.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Hon. Samuel Builer, State Treasurer,
has our thanks f)r copy OF State Fre's-
urer's Annual Report
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Two Life Insurance companies have
been organized at Mlddleburg and one
at Adamsburg.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

NXECUTORS' NOTICH.-.Lettcrs
4 iestarentary On tho estate of Adam
Wagner, ltto of west Rolvor toNusLIp
Snyder CouHty dcc'i LavinU been grant.
oi % tue undor.igued, an persons knowing
thcm'elye- Indebted 20 said estate are re1uost-
unyiug claims viii present thcm duty authontl.
Gated tor settlement
ADAM WAGNER, Esq.
Dec. ?, 1850. Executors.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

a thorough aud safe remedy is DIR
MErfdUk'S HEA DAUHE AND
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Sold by all
Druggists. fPrice % cents.
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4 DMINISrRArORS NOTICE.

4 = LcItTf' " llmInlstrItIIn 0n tho estate
ol Abraham Borg, ltt1 ul duiilecrepk twp.
SuN1cr e., = I., Icr l.el have hoel GRANTED to
thN nm 'or7ignoi llin8rs,ls kupwial tuom.
'i'o~ in ir'ci Go rti4 csIltu VII pletse mate
I'M reila'e payment white thpso ll,iug cialtus
a+t'n't said estate Will rrrssut tLln Tor cot
tlrMoui 10
SlION BLRiE,
jan o, lhslpl, Administrator.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

A DNINISTR ATORS' NOTICE
Letters vt adminlsirhtlrH 90 the stafc1t
fiiimHn lcATlate ol Ntst Itr.vbrtNl -uyss-
county, Pa, d,c'l have teen graI0. 90 US
uIacTsignei. All Pefscus knowing thsnistlvFa
Indebted 20 Sptd eNtato viii plonge make tui-
mediate nyment while those having eiHituH
aga'nst said estate sIlIpresput them toT settle
menttO
ADAM WAGNER,
oct. Il, iss0. Adminlstrator.
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1 DNINl5TRNTOR5 NOTICE.-

~ Letters oraluluigtratiol on the estate of
Louisa 4. Ea.gIi lats Of Inipu twp. Snyder
60 70, decd. have been granted "a tho uudcr-
signed. hli porsuns know ing Themselves indclt.
cd 10 said csits viii please maze immediate
payment while those having claims agaInstsalI
nstato viii present tAom tor scttlem ut 10
JOHN " KNIGHT,
San. 81. fiMIListrat.r.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

"a TFS ETSbuslucss nov before The pas,
k-y u " Tic, You cen make money
r y faster al wprk for rs than
lzzp 1sa ~ a at anything else. caittzl
no. required. We will stNrt YOU. sl2 a day
and upe aris made AZ hlur hY the industrious.
Mea, wuWcn, boys aud Firis, vauted oyafy-
Wsrc 60 work Tor Us. NoN ls the tine. lou
can devote your wkulo time % the work, or on
ly your spare moments, No other business
Will pay sou nearly as we'll. Nocre willing to
vurk can tail to MAKE er0rnuus pay ty engaR-
tug at ono. C0stly OutGt aud ierns ircv, ~
great opportunity Tor mating ucuey easily
=. MaiEs. June n, 'So.iy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Ladies Goats and Dolmans selling nov
atand below cost ut 5. Weiss Selinsgrove.
Call aud see, 2y.
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j. L. WOOTTEN,
STRhYEO SHoAT.

\ Shoat. all whito. 7 or s months
A.. oli. ctuo T. tie promises of tho unier.
. tlShoi IN West beaver toNusulp. Tho pN4or
is r-1u'sci O. come forward, prove property.
gAy chArsos t1l ttkHtt .twty. Jr II will b. u l.-
- OF OF a'tpTiiuF ~ i+w.
l. MANUEL ErER,
Jan. % ISL BtllJsSl.tI' Is & 90. Pa b..
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lenfk.ontlo.
PENNSYLVANIA r. K.
-aIos leave Loeis,ovn Junction a. ,oliovs

Trains leave Leristown Junction as foilovt
MAIN LINE-wEsTwARD
Pittsbnrgn Espress I2coa. M.
Pacidc Express " a. m.
Way Passenger 10 ~ .. n.
Atail i20 n. an.
FastLine 5ssp m.
EASTWARD.
Pacific Express 10 aa a. N.
Mali bi- p m,
Phlaieiphia Express iipp 10.
Johnstown Express n i7s.tn.
Tho Fast Line. way Passenger and the poclf
lc Express west, aud the Pacinc and AtiAntls
Express east run daily.
Way trains leave stations In Mifnin county
as iollOws.
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Llcntion Notice.

NOTICE is harhy given that on
y tlsc.i1u Hr .lraa pif,.trr. ani on. Audi.
ter uf fhH Hlr.g.lvu Muuu r.. trsu-arre
Go sp'uy ui B'svrrtIwu, va, wll Doe lola At
fhr uaicr U. tIr t1uu.rv ir B BuNrrtHyu. Pl., on
- llhuAA, JANUARY .J.n, ISL, between
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The friends Of Dr.. A. @ George, former.
ly pastor Of the Fourth. street N. E.
church here, will read the following para.
graph from the Chicago Tines with In.
ierest.
The congregation OF the Centenary
Methodist church, on yesterday morning,
took the usual time Of morning worship
for providing the sum Of $3.50 10 meet
the debt on the building in which they
worship. The pastor introduced the mat.
ter BIZ saying that the whole amount must
be subscribed, or no subscription would
be binding. Gentlemen were sent
through the alsles, who reported to the
secretary the amounts pledged, but who
did not report publicly the names. There
we're sixteen subscriptions Of $500 each I;
fifteen Of 800 each; thirty Of 500 each |;
and thirty Of $50 each. A number Of
smaller subscriptions were also made.
The entire sum realized was something
over the necessary amount. This will re-
move all indebtedness on the church.
The pews are rented at the Uniform and
exceedingly low price OF so Q year. A
larger number are rented than for many
previous years, and the current expenses
Of the trustees are met from this source.
The pastor Ia supported ny the voluntary
offerings Of the congregation from week 10
week, and the sum required Is regularly
contributed. This important church Is 10
be warmly congratulated on the good de.
gree Of prosperity which It has realized
thus far during the pastorate OF the pres.
ent pastor-Rey. Dr.. George. It has had
an addition, since Jan l, Of 100 members,
BY letter and on probation, and its con.
gregation and Sunday school have bsen
steadily increasing m numbers.