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7 AUTHORIZATIONS. CONTNINlNt' .,.' ~. 80
I 4 and papers. LIBERAL rcws.r. vti d. ,,', -r-
return of The pOCSvtaOOE and I2pSln 20 -.'' .,fer
chUSettS avenue northwest. -
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PRINCE & WHITLEY,
STOCK BROKERS,

81 BROA ADWAY, NEW YORK.
Every class of securities bought and sold COM
mission in san Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York. Boston and Washington Orders executed
on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth or
one per cent. commission. Private and direct tele-
graph wires to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, through which orders executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through
our wire every fifteen minutes daily.
Orders in Cotton, Grain and Provisions executed
with dispatch. de2-3m
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NOR RENT BY H. WARNER

OFFICE ROOMS in No. 323 and 319 Fourand a-hslf
! street n also in i5S Louisiana avenue Il. W.
| Call for weekly Rent-IiSt.
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UTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR CF--TT,, :
w hOusev0rS In "A snail family. must be- ~, =
washer and rOner. inquire at So First street r---
west. ie.,.-eJs
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NEW SAFE MADE BIZ THE CELEBR ATED
~ manufacturers, MesSrS- -MOSicr. Bahnian Co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio. Can be at this office
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An ovation to Mrs. r. Il. Hayes.


Republicans, 81; Democrats, 81; Independen
Democrats
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
w. III. FELIX.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Wbereas the lion. J. c. Bucher Presr
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distrin'
composed of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Millin aud Hiram 0'Neil and
SAM. II Yoder Esls. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
prccept bearing, date the 2i,h day of
bee. A. d. 1880, to me directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, court
of Common Pleas, court of Oyer aud Ter
miner aud General court OF Quarter Ses-
sions Of the Pence at Middlchurg. for the
county OF Snyder, on the ith Monday. (he
ing the 29tb day Of Feb. t5Si.) and
continue one week.
Notice il therefore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justices of the peace and Consta.
bles in aud for the county OF Snylct, to sp-
pear In their proper person With their rolls
records, inQuisitions, examinations and
other remembrauces TO do those thing.
which of their Offices aud in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persurs are
required to be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave At their
peril. Justices are requested to he punct.
ual in their attendance al the appoint.d d
time agrceably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal 1T the
SheriG's Office in Miiileburg, the 20ih lay
e Jan. D., one thousand eiylh Hundred
I'd eighiy-one.
DANlfJ BoLENDER. Sheriff.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

As the International World Fair
is settled for 1888 a. New York, il
is fair to presume that the great
East River Bridge, aud oossibly the
Hudson River Tunnel, will be com.
pleted by the time the Fair is under
way. OF themselves these will be
attractions Of no small moment, and Il,
if the idea OF grand display in the
North river, Of the latest improve
meuts in the maritime architecture
Of all nations can be carried out, the
apprehension sometimes expressed.
that there will be nothing new to
show, and nothing worth tho while
OF anybody coming to see, will be 10
a fair way to bs dissipttei, Tbere
are hundreds Of objects already in
the metropolitan city that will repay
one to visit aud there will be thou.
sands of Others by the time OF the
opening OF the international ShoS.-
With Geu, Grant at tho bead, he
will make ii a buceess If it takes all
summer TO do it.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

The Senatorial contests are now
all closed except the ono in the
State. In Tennessee, where there
was a prolonged struggle, Mr.. Ho-
we'll Il. Jackson, q "State credit"
Democrat, bas been chosen to suc,
ceed Senator Bailey. thus cutting of
all hope OF securing Republican
majority in the Senate. The elec.
tion OF Republican in this State
will leave the Senate a tio.-Tbore
will be 81 Republicans, 81 Demo-
orat and 2 ln'epen Tents, Diyid Da-
Wis. OF llliuois and Wn. Malone, OF
Virgins. Should Davis vote With
the Democrats aud Malone with the
Republicans, yies President Ar
thur wou'd have tho casting vote.
AID thus give tbs Republicans The
organization, bat We have no idea
that such y III be the case. We be-
lisys chat both Davis snd Aaboas
VA vo(k vith the Democraka snd
4 4 - u. AZ : = n :
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Snow fell in New Orleans on jan
nary % for the first time in many
years.
The popular estimate Of the aver
age Pennsylvania Legislator has
been neasurably lowered by his
performances during the last month.
Forty-fve Million dollars were
deposited in the savings banks of
Now Yoik State lat year.
The Michigan Legislature has a
bill before it for the erection OF n
monument to Zach Chandler.
One seventh Of the deaths in Com
necticut, as appears from the report
Of the State Board of Health, are
caused by consumption.
Among the rich men in Russia
Baron Stieglizt is said to be the
first with fortune of 100000 Of
roubles. After him comes Prince
Yussupoff. who owns estates ii SIX
teen provinces yielding reyenne Of
two sni half millions. and the
third ou the by no means short list
is Count 5trosanuif. tue owner of
nearly one quarter OF the pr vince
of Perm with IN auunal Income of
one AMI "a half millions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
Sudbury, Jan. 27,'ai.
Assignee Acco,lnte.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
lNlowing Assignees Accounts have been
hled 10 the office OF tho proibonoiarg Of
the Court Of q. p. Of Snyder cbuhty aud
will be presented 10 the next court for
confirmation, aud unless sufficient cause
be shown 70 the contrary the'same will
he confirmed
Aceoubto II. v. Miiior Assignee ssyisr Co.
Bank.
Account of Henry Krpngs, asslgnss NJ Aura.
ham and Diana kropse. bis sifr.
J. GROUSE. Proth'y.
Prothy's Once, ia n. zr, Sl
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Tho wife Of Patrick Farahn, o.
Newtown, n. Y, between Febrda y
II, 1879, aud January 4, 1891, gave
birth TO six children in the follow.
ing order On the date first mon
toned she had triplets on March
IL, 1880, one child was born, aud
on January 4, 1881, she gave birth
to two more-making six in less
than one year and eleven months.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
Last year was an unusually disas.

Last year was an unusually dsas
trous one on the navigable wat ers ot
the world The approximate value
Of vessels of all nationalities, with
their cargoes, lost during the year,
was not less than s3il,635,O00, in
cluding British property worth
s237,475,000. The total number OF
wrecks reported was l,GS0, Of which
British-owned ships numbered 913,
and those of all flags wrecked on
The coast of the British Isles 4s0
The registered tonnage aggregated
upwards of 100000 tons, exclusive
of 100 steam vessels, mostly owned
in the United Kingdom About
1900 lives were lost, and about 200
vessels were lost through colli-
sions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
CAUTION.

NOTICE Ia hereby given iba, the follow
~ ing articles have hesn purchased nv
the undersigned and lefl in the possession n
Of Jacob fiilmsu Of Beaver twp, Snyder
Go. Pa. during bis pleasure. Al per-
sons are cautioned not In medlle or inter-
fere with the same One Portable Steam
Saw Mill, Ave Head Of Horses. two
mp'~.. one Wagon. three Los Wagons,
.og Chains. &C., one Buggy, seven sets
0ears, one sci Harness
wM. wHIrMER.
Sudbury, Jan. 27,'al. ~.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Smallpox is prevailing in a mum
Der Of places with great and fatal
severity. In Philadelphia the
deaths ior7 weeks numbered 2SJ
and in smaller places an equal pro-
portion, according to population,
are afflicted, Ii is said to have been
introduced into some country towns
by tramps.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Right Rev. Alfred Oilivapt, Bis
hop of Llandof, is aged 50 years,
and is the oldest prelate of the
Church of England. Sir Moses
Montefore, 96 years old, is The
oldest baronet in England. The
Oldest duke is his Grace of Cleve-
land. II years, and the oldest earl is
the Earl Of Buckinghamsbire.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

The Astors aud Other large real.
estate owners in New York have
notified their tenants that rents will
be increased ten per cent, after the
lst of Nay.
The Centennial Exhibition Build
iugs cost IS, ,2i5, 900 but New York
proposes to nave her bull lings one
fourth larger and to erect them for
"a 100000.
IL is stated that Mr.. jay Gould
paid s27l,0OO for the New York
World, which suggests the remark
that Mr. Gould must have been dim
ing, or wining. or engaged in bull
movement about tho time he made
tho purchase.
IA stock company has been
formed at rioga. rioga county, for
tbs purpose OF purchasing tho leaf
tobacco grown 10 that county aud
sweatiog tho same also to manu-
iscture cigars oDa large scale.
....Nss, Wellington Barnes, rs~
siding in London. Ont, died on
5aadsy from she effects of ssalIowr
ios 'vo esiI9c!s| 'sslh. vhIsA psrA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Horticultural Hall md Beth Eden
Baptist church, on Broad Street,
Philadelphia, were destroyed by fire
on Tuesday morning. Several ad-
joining hulliogs With their furni-
ture were injured. Tho church cost
$l75,0Oo, md its organ $500.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
J. cRlUSE. Editor & Proprietor.

The public dobt statement for Jan
uary shows . decrease during this
month Of 1882, 1871. Another
argument in favor Of ihc wise policy
Of the Republican party.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

The great wheat farmer of Dakots
Territory, Mr.. Dilrymp'e, marketed
100000 bushela Of wheat, his 1880
crop, and cleared S2jO,0OO in The
transaction--a profit Of fifty cents
per bnshol.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
AUDITORS E0T.CE.

In Tie Estate cf Jacob In Es o'phors
KreJbs dec'd. Coun NJ Snutsr
THE undersigned Audit II appoint
i ed by tue s,ll Courl To dis,r tuic the funds
the estate ~ Jacob Krrhbs Dec. viii sat for tho
purpose OF mis- appointment at the Oiicr Of Alle-
man Son In the Borough Of Selins Grove on
Thursday Feb 10th. issl at 10 n'circk A. NJ. ~
which iimhhd Ice Sil rsrfuTs having claims
are requested to present them duly authenticated
or he b. debarrtd from coming III on said
fand
q. s. Swineford
Jan 20 lssl Auditor
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
Executors sac Of
VaIu able Real Estate.

fINHe undersishcl EX. cutnr of lhe last
/ Will and Testament ef Ncnpo S'auiicr
lie ceased. ny virtue of nm order issurt out
Of the Oipbsng Court II suyd,r Co will
81 pose to P.s;ic sale, on tie prcmi,ts,
on
Saturday, Feb. Goth, 1881,
the following described Real E,t.i e, ,ii-
uate in Union twp. snydci county. =,
shout miles from Port TrevOrIoH, c1n-
taiuing
u Acres,
more or less, all cleared. uuler gpol ferre
aud in high state Of cnlisuion, bound
del North by lands Of David aud Jacob
sholly, West by lands OF David sbol,y d,
East by lands of Jacob siauf-r and sonth
by lands Of Miohsel Brubaker, whereon
are erected good 2-stcry
Dwelling House,
BARN, and other ontbuiliings.-a never
failing well VI water a, the door. An
Orchard
Of we'll selected fruit trees in bearing
This is n desirable property located in
n fertile reslon---couvenient TO market,
school and Churches.
sale to commence at 10 O'clock n. IN.
Of said day when due Aitenisnce will be
given and terms of sale msir known by
ABRAHAA BRUBAKER,
Feb. LIST, 1851. EXEcU ron.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
70 more Hard lines.

you viii stop spending 40 much on
fine clothes. rich 'o,i and style. huy gord q,
beshhy fsol, cheaper sni he'ios clafhias !:
get mJre real ani Suh-tsaii,L ihiaEs
life every sny. AMI e.pecislly stop the
fool -h h sbit o. employing Cxptn-iyc,
quick doctors or u-tug N much Of the
vile bunibug medicine that does you oply
harm but put your trust in that eimile,
remedy, Hop Bilters that cures alvay-
ut a trtlinG cost. aud you will see good
times aud have good Grsl,h -CHRnSicI.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10

Count Won Noltke shows great
nerve in spite Of his old age. Dur
ing the burning Of the General Staff
in Berlin, wherein he livos. The 9TH
or evening. ho c1olly loft the whist
table, removed his official papers
and then placilly gazed on the con-
foUrniinn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
RisIey's Witc,, Hazel.

VuTos IlAad0che, Uurl5, Sprslnt Outs,
Wounds, RheunG,lsm, Tplthachc, Etrqch,,
etc, ots. Warranted oq1hl iu quality to any
made, athslfthe price
0oZ-1Sttles sc. Pint Bottles soc. ats. ST.
Have yonr druggist oriac Il no h,s not ia-
stcck oi CuAGL2SF y. RlSLtY 90 &,
Wholesale DrIggist', % CJstiInn Stsasi.NsS
York City. Jan, ~, ,Jn.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
ALIAS SUBJ QRNA IN DIVORCE.
The COMMUNICABLE Of Pennsylvania. d
Perry Bingamnn.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 10
Perry Bingamnn.
GREETING;
WhrreS -allle NJ. R'nglmar by her next
friend &C, Sc. on tho l7ih day of Dec "a $50
p eisrsd her patiiloa 20 the Ialgs Of our iianrt
Of Common PleN Tor thu county Of Snyder
praying tor the causes tiei oin set forth that
rbe might DO absolutely divorced from the
bands OF mstrmOny enternd into with you
Perry dingAmaD. that setting Fside all man
ner ~ buss mess an and excuses whatsoever,
You he and appear 10 your proper person be-
fore our Judges, at Nii ile inrg, at Conr, Of
Of Common Pleas, TO 10 held on the 2Sth day
OF February neat to aasSer tbs petition or lible
Of he said salIie " BugIman and shoW
causr, N any you have Why tho said Sallie VI +.
Blngaman your wiie should not be diyorcsd
from the bonds NJ mstrinony sgresibiy % tho
Act of the General -scmbly. In such eAso
made and provided, and hereof fail not
Witness the Hon. =. u. IjucLsr, President
Judge Of oar said oolrt, ut Middieburg. this
2oth day Of January A. d. 1881.
d. BoLENpi r yheirn.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
PHll PLIES.

viii mall trreel the receip' for simp'e
vpotTAnLK bALM that viii remove TAN,
FRftkLts, ilMPLtS Gnd BLOIOH ~,
leavipg the skin soft, clear and DO antilui also
instruetions for producing lusuriant growth
Of hair on a bald head or ,smeoth faoe. Ad.
dye@s, tbclosipg 80. stamp, BEN, VANDELF
Il CO, BeekmAn St., MY.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
TRUSTEE ACCOUNT

VHE account of Phliip BiTbish.
Trustee oi DIR, u. r. Hptteust.in has been
hled Ia the oifice Of tho Prothohotary ~ and ter
the county ~ Snyder aud the same will 10 con-
hrmed by the Court at February Ter IN unless
cause be shown to the CONTRARY.
]. GROUSE,
J.u. 27, 1881. Pro.honota ry.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
Aimiaistrators sale OF
Real Estate.

%
'1'HE Undersigned. administrator
Il OF the estst' OF Augoilnn RptbTpsS. iata NJ
Beaver tpwusiip, Nnj Ter eJu'Ity. Pa. ire'l, by
VII e no order i.suc az 0f tte OFptans'
couft Ui said coudty, wiz oxp)so 10 Public
Sale, On he ps"mitui, on
Saturday, February l2ih, 1881,
~" follow@ns doscrihsi Ie" E-tstc situate in
be tuNnoi ht ,'nsblrg. 'uFssuii, cOanIy and
state aiOIssSiI, c0ntiia,nG
One aud Que bali Acre.
NOR" or less, i,h thi nrppr'sannrs4. houn1o :
North b. land Oi ALEU- R,.UrosN Duu aut
Bcnier, Eas' by rutil1 Rpti, 'gth ry i4nis ~
II. q. smith, AMI "e.t hg suIs Of 4 =. lici.
iTiak AMI Paul Bohior, whrrjou aro erds,JI 4
good, FRAME
Dwelling Honse,
$ThRLE, ana other necessary nuthullllrgs
uoyer,'1iling we'll of Nstar ai trc Jhar-l )
YOU No uhChABU tao chJicest yaTte,ieS
OF ifuit,
sale 20 cnmmsn'o At n I''l'rk \. VI, Ofs,ii
day wEcn terms ol sie vii ~ utla Known W
ADAM SNirH,
Jan, 0, 1851. AintuislTator.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
mol consul M'TIVES

Tho aiyertIsef, having becn permanently
CURED of that dread disease, Oousumption, By .
sim 10 remedy, IL anxious to make known 10
hts fellow sufferers tis mot Of eIrs. ~ all
who desire IT, he will send q copy OF ths pro.
seTiption used. ifrss OF charge With tbs diroo.
lions Tor Preparing AMI using the same, which
AsTnsA DnosoHITIs, 40,
partie. wishlfg tho Prescription. will please
addr -, hev. n. A.. WILSON, i9t Penn 81,
Williamsburg, NJ. Z.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-02-10
w. Fl. FELIX'S
+ gsrniture
STORE.
Lewistown, MiAin county, Penna.
Lewistown, Mifin county, Penn'a.
Euriture of Every Kind. ParIor, Chamber
Dinning Room, HILL, and Kitchen, to
suit he m MS of q rpersOn.

Painted Chamber Suits from s25 to s55.
Parlor Suits from $40 up,
all walnut in Bsir cloth Reps Raw s and Pushes of
color
Walnut Chamber Suits with Marble Tops from S45 TO sl25l
Belseads from SIT $50
Stands Lounges Chairs Mattress al kinds The
derful Woven Wire Mattress Spring Bottom the beet made
All goods and hand ready sale CASH
PRICES, all
the beet and always get what Goods packed and v
best r. depot Call
Stock No trouble show goods OUR MOTTO.
Prices please all Orders by mail will prompt
at all times.
Yours Respectfully,
Jan 27 1881 w. II. FELIX.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-28
THE ASSEMBLED GOVERNORS,
What They Did at Cleveland ON
Monday.

CLEVELAND, O., September 26-A
meeting of the Governors Of States
was held this morning previous to
the ceremonies at the park, at which
were present Governors Cornell of
New York, Bigelow of Connecticut,
Ludlow of New Jersey, Jackson Of
West Virginia, Hawkins of Tennes-
see, Pittman of Colorado, Cullom of
Illinois, Blackburn of Kentucky,
Smith of Wisconsin, and others.
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky
was unanimously chosen chairman
and on motion Of Governor Coraell,
of New York, Governor Bigelow, Of
Connecticut, and Governor Hawkins,
of Tennessee, were appointed COM
mittee on resolutions. The follow
ing resolutions were reported by the
committee and unanimously adopted:
We, the governors assembled to
assist in the funeral ceremonies of
our dead President,
Resolve, That by his murder our
nation has lost a gallant soldier, un-
selfish patriot, one of the purest and
ablest statesmen of the age, and a
Chief Magistrate whose brief but
brilliant administration commands
the approval of all sections of the
republic, regardless of rank, class or
party, sharing alike in the unbounded
sorrow of our common country for
the death of President Garfield, and
in this see assurances to the people
OF the nation that we are in the
presence OF an era of peace and fra
ternal friendship, for many years past
unknown in the republic.
Resolved, That While we bow in
humble submission to the will of Him
who doeth all things well, and III
this hour OF our supreme sorrow we
record our appreciation of his intel
lectual worth, his many great virtues
and his perfect Christian character.
Resolved, That we tender our
profound sympathy to the bereaved
mother. widow and children of the
illu strious dead, in their terrible af-
Fiction.
Resolved, That we extend to Presi
dent Arthur our earnest sympathy
and we sincerely hope and believe
the nation will unite in sustaining
BIN in his noble and patriotic reso~
luton to carry out the policy and
measures of his lamented predeces-
sOr.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted to the be-
reaved family and the press of the
country.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-28

explains why the corner was not ma
terlally affected by the recent stop
page, that number of bales being
small compared with the amount
cornered.
A dispatch from Barelcelona says
The International Socialists Con
gress has assembled in that city with
SUI delegates attending it. It has
approved terms of manifestation to
be sent to all socialists. A secret
communication from a number OF
Russians in London, concurs in the
object of the Congress. The pres
ldent and secretary ofCongress have
been arrested for expressing ap-
proval of the proceedings Of the
Nihilists.
ALEXANDRIA, September 27.-The
sanitary commission has received q
telegram from D. J. Iddah, in Ara
bia, announcing that the cholera has
broken out among the pilgrims al
Mecca,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-28
DEATH UNDER THE WHEELS.
An Aged Colored Man Killed in t
Railroad Yard.

An Aged Colored Man Killed in the
Railroad Yard.
Uncle Aaron baltimore, an employe of
the E. T., V. & G. Railroad, met with O
horrible and sudden death in the yard at
this place yesterday evening He, in con-
nection with number of other hands, was
unloading coal from cars onto the plat
form, from which the engines take
coal, just at the east end of the machine
shops, between and 5 O'clock Uncle
Aaron was standing on the end of car, and
the switch engine was running in some ad-
ditional cars of coal to be unloaded, when it
bumped against the standing cars SO vio-
lently that Uncle Aaron, who was not
noticing, lost his footing and was thrown
under the moving cars, and the
wheels passed over his left leg, crushing in
his left side, and breaking the left arm. He
was heard to give two utterances, viz
"Oh," "Oh Lord" while he was being
crushed puder the wheels. He was taken
up wholly unconscious, removed into the
once or the master mechanlc ana time
keeper, and DIR. G. E. Wiley and DR.. Jno. M.
Boyd Was summond to attend him.
They found the victim beyond the reach of
medical skill, and after lingering an hour or
two he expired.
Coroner R. Fl. Hood was notified and he
summoned a jury of inquest over the re-
mains as they lay in the office. The jury
consisted of F. G. Wayland, w. F. Gibbs,
Sam Anderson James Cowan, James Ken
,, nedy, Henry Neal and L. w. Irwin.
After hearing the evidence the
jury returned verdict of death, charging
negligence on the part of the railroad men
for failing to give due notice.
The deceased was an aged and respected
colored man, about seventy years of age,
and had been q good hand in the employ OF
the road for number of years. He leaves
large circle of relatives and friends
The remains were removed to his home and
prepared for burial.