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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-08
ID ED.

Sept q. in this place. Evelyn Ber-
tina, daughter Of Thomas j. and Liz
zie Smith, aged 0month aud Is days.
In Selinsgrove. Aug. 2s, son Of
II. J. Duck, aged probably to d
months.
In Selinsgrove. Aug. 81, Carrie viii
amina, daughter of j. T. and Flora C.
Sample, aged 2years, : months and ID
days
Aug. Goth, in Chapman township,
narvy Auston, son Of Georg" and
Molie Rice, aged ? years, : months
and 10 DAYS
Aug 2ist in Washington township.
James Percival. son Of Pierce and Sar.
ah Len!s, aged 3 3years, y months and
/? days.
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KEEPING ROADS iS REpAIR. A
loud OF gravel In season applied To the
ruts and gullies, saves the necessity of
two loads applied at the end of the
year. Travel on we'll made TO ad
does far less injury than the rain and
frosts. II the inequalities are i'm
meliately rcmedled, travel rather
helps than hinders road making,
Every one prefers the well-beaten
track 10 new road. II is quite pos
sible to distribute the repairs so even
Iy through the year, that the road
bed may be alway In good condition.
The loss to the farming community
from bad roads is enormous: Ii is
one OF the heaviest taxes they have to
pay II is laid on every article that
goes from the farm To the market,
and in many cases the tax Is so heavy
that it swallows oil the profits. Good
roads lessen the cost of production {;
they cheaper the grocer's bill, the
miller's bill. and especially the cost OF
the fertilizers, which are the secret
of economical farming in the older
States. Work the roads to-day and
save money.-Ex.
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TIE COMING BONNET - The new fall
bonnet IL Just too sweet lor anything
II is made oct Of some kind Of stuff,
sort OF delicate in texture aud Of a
rather ligh,ish color, kind Of cnt away
Oh the sides aud showed back on the
top. aud -cooped out underneath, aud
trimmed with sort Of ribbon stuff
that looks nice, and some kind of 9th
cr sort of material that is quite becon-
ing and it is all fixed on it in that kind
ofa way which looks so much like
something we caunot remember. and
the whole effect il Just exquisite, re-
minding us OF most beautiful some
thing or other whose name we can
not call TO mind --Er.
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WHY FARMERS CoHpAIS.-An et.
change very truly says: IA good
many farmers complain, and justly
too, about 40 many men and boys
hunting and fishing on their proper
tios along the adjacent streams, and
the reason Is obvious There Is hard.
~ man living along any Of the var
ious creeks who would refuse 10 allow
"A person to fish upon his premises II
thcy would only act on the square,
but :his ie not ALWAYS done. Fences
ore thrown, down and injured tile
growing crops ruthlessly trodGen un-
der foot and ddainaged, and gates and
bars left open for the cattle to- stray
away or trespass upon naighbors' lane
giving the owner Of the property q
good deal of trouble to find them
This il not right, rs II make farmer,
angry and dcbars parties who would
net squarcly from enjoying the privi
lego ofa few hours ilshiog and hunt
ing.
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X. c. Walter Of Altoona is home on
q visit.
Heury Stctlct is nursing a worry sore
leg.
Miss Alvesla wet.cl has returned
home.
Miss Ida Mink is visiting MYcrstown
Lebanon county. friends.
The potato crop in this vicinity is
not total failure.
John Francis and Will Bontly sho,
II grey squirrels on Saturday.
The Campmeeting was well al.
tended on Sunday.
DR.. q. FL. Hassingcr went TO rhil-
sdelphis on Wednesday last
About the time the fairs open look =
out for rain.
Be careful Of your horses this hot
and sultry weather.
Owing ,o tho drou,h a butter famine
is threatened next
Read the new ad crtisemon,s III
this weeke issue.
What shall We do for water when
the wells run dry1
Willamsport h,n scven'y widows
snd one hundred aud ten bachelors.
The Stetlcr Gornet Band goes to
Lewisburg to attend the re union oI
tho gallant 5lst.
The crowd at Cnmp.mrcl:ng ol
Sunday, was yario,isly estimated u,
from to 600O---in our judgment the
number wasn't quite so large,
Tho veterans Of the Fifty.first Penn
eylvania Volunteers will hold their re'
union on the lilh at LeNisburg.
Many Of the grist mills in the county
are unable to run on account of the
scarcity OF water ia the streams.
There will bc Ave changes of the
moon this mouth, aud It that don't
change tho weather il will be silangr
Indeed.
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Honored and Blest.

When boari of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discov'
cry that by combining some wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range OF diseases thai
most all other remedies could be dis
penced with,. many were skeptical
but proof of is merits hy actual tria
has dispelled sll doubt, and to-day The
discovorers Of that greoi medicine, HoI
Bitters, are honored and blessed by al
"A beuefactors. Democrat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-08
4 Pleasant Wedding at Muscoia,.
kYeRS--HaLl,GAN.

MUscoTAH kaNs. Aug. 81, 1881,
A very pleasant affair took place on
the evening Of the s5th, inst. at the
residence Of J. J. Halligan, Esq. it
being the occasion Of the marriage
OF their only daughter, Miss Jacova
+. Halligan, to Mr.. G. A. Ayers, OF
this place. As tlie shadows lengthen:
ed, and the Increased light was
thrown on, the contracting parties
with Mr.. Halligan, brother to the
bride, and Miss Ida Murphy, cousin
Of the bride, took their positions up
on the floor, surrounded by n brill.
liant company, and after the usual
ceremony performed by Rev. f. NJ.
Pickles, OF Troy, were pronounced
husband and wife. The bride was
dressed in very rich brown silk and
presented a charming appearance as
she stood by her afIlanced, who was
dressed in n plain black suit with
white neck-tie and vest. The bride
maid, dressed In black silk, taste.
fully trimmed, and the groomsmaid
In plain black, fulfilled their mission
in most graceful manner aud the
whole service, brief and gracefully
pronounced. caused some OF those
present to feel, II not say This is
the way long have sought and
inourned because l found II not"
Mr.. Ayers, n Pennsylvania by birth
In no stranger In Atchison county,
and Is recognized as one Of the best
teachers In the county. lie " n
young man Of pleasant address ; has
gather together considerable prop
erty IN the superintendent Of the
Methodist 3. s.; and is deservcdly
popular IN the community. The
bride II young lady Of scholarship
and refinement Her education was
completed under the direction of Mrs
Monroe, Of Atchison, and she has
been a successful teacher In various
schools OF the county. With similar
tastes they start out on life's journey
well adapted to oach other Among
the guests from abroad WE noticed
Mr.. md Mrs. Thonlas Norris and
Miss Ida Murphy, from De knlb, MO
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kline, Of Jackson
county. and the officiating clergyman,
Rev. L. NJ. Pickles, oi rroy, Doniphan
Co., who, by the way, is an intimate
friend OF the groom. Among the pres
ents we notice beautiful and com
plete set OF china dishes, presented 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Me
Cuaig. Mr. Geo. 7. Beycn, Miss Lena
Wallace and Rev. 7. ". Pickles II
nice fine camp chair, by Mr.. and Mrs
Wash Campbell pitcher and goblet
Mr.. and Mr.. Morris, zine large lamp
Misses Ida and Eunn Fergeson, fine
bed spread. Rev. r. NJ. Pickles, butter
knife, Miss Ida murphy, silver spoons
Miss Lille V. Norris, pickle dish, Mis-,
May Wylie, To~ls, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wylies ; and other gif;s, all valuable
and attractive.
Il very inviting supper was served
after which Mis- Lcua Mtlipr" ri.d
Hiss FerSuson furnished excellent
Music. Prssintni ION words wrr,
spoken by Rev Z. VI. p,rkles and n
response inadr by Mr. Ayers ~ behalf
Of hi,nself AMI wife, aud tho hcppy
company left the newly mad" couple
to mediate on the wisdom uf their
act. j. 4. =
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The world approaching an end
Tho second adventists are getting
ready for the "ond Of the world"-..
comets are visible in every direction
--.lho moon wears blood.red color
1.-the drought-.-the continuous. OK.
tremo hot weather, and the dried ur
streams aud notwithstanding all this
Samuel Y. Richl of Lcwisburg goes on
selling the celebrated Birdsell Clover
Huller and Separator aud farmers Rre
purchasing as readily US il thing.
were going ON smoothly.
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Bargains /! Bargains !

Ra-No,ice to the public is hereby
given that will sell Boots and Shoes
at cost for the next two weeks in order
TO make room for big Fall Stock.
come aud buy, you will save money.
II. MARX,
Congress Hall.
Selinsgrove.
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CoLLAR-BosE BRogrs, Palmer
walter,son ofwm. Walter Of Franklin
township, was thrown Out ofa buggy,
on Sunday. at tho camp-ground aud
HE collar bone was broken. DR.. Bsr-
her attended tho Injury Tho horse
became frightened and ran over an
embsnkment, the other occupants Of
shs-buggy--a brother aud sistot .we,s
nos Injured but Inv Doss @as bflH
damaged, -
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Outrage by a Tramp.

On Monday one of those bold
femdirh acts 90 frequently pcrpetratcd
10y tram,s. happened right in our
midst. Daniel BreUn. lad of about
ten years. son Of Henry Breon, the
miller ut Campbel's mill, went out to
u potato patch on Wethels hill tn call
the folks to dinner. The boy detained
himself little while pursuing bumblc
bees after the others had left. Near
ing n cluster Of brush in bis chase a
tramp suddenly sprang forth from
his hiding place, pounced u)on tho
boy and tore his clothes into shreds,
He then dragged him into near
wood. and with biz knife in hand and
heavy threats made him state that his
father had money. Then he gagged
him and left him undor threats not "a
stir, to cut whip or club. Daniel
still had presence Of mind and pluck
enough 10 attempt an escape and sue
Iceeded to get away from the brute and
ran home, He was SO frightened and
exhausted that ho could scarcely give
an account of the matter. Mr. Braon
in company with John II. Swartz at
once made pursuit. for the villain but
he had made good his escape. Nc
doubt he had been hid in the brush all
morning ready to pounce upon In
nocent prey.-Milheim Journal.
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SHOULDER CRUSHED. Charles wetl'
sl, son Of John We,tel, OF Beaver. wa
assisting Jacob Bingamau to roof The
house Of WIN. H. Specht. On Thurs
day. notwithstanding the cautions oI
Mr.B. Charles sat OH the sbinsle.horse
which gave way and he slid down to
the snow.braker at which he caugh,
hold. but the braker broke and he
fell to the ground distance OF y feet
crushing his shoulder in n frightfu
manner he is about IL or Is years
of age aud will be crippled for life.
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PUBLIC SALE.

rNHE undersigned administrator
i Of the estate Of Abraham Ptrge, late Of
Middiecreek township desesse1, viii, ~
virtue OF sn Order Of Sale Issued out oi tue
orphans Court oi Snyder county, eApo,s T.
public sale, on
Saturday Sep, u, 1881,
on the pre- mi-es, the following deserted Re-
Estate. TO Wit: A certain Inesuage aud tract
OF land situate In MiidIeerees township, con.
iAiplug
u Acres
ani - r.-sNe' uore ~ iea hNaadel Narth
10y lApd' ~ Heorgr "A ktust ana oihers Easi
u. lsads o. lNAVi1 hssfiuger tut Ret an In
IPoutius south by lsn3t oi tif,rCs " kGpst
'CaIrad ans Solomon Aunusl, Art West W
lands Vf tr-deriek RoltBs eT aus Geo-bt foiis
~hereon are erected = Hoste az kArp Apd
rother cutbuildinss
sale TO commence ct los. M. vheu terms Of
sale will be made known by
SIMON BHRGE,
Adminisuator.
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CHARTER NOTICE..

NOTICE is hersb" gwen that ap-
plIcA'ipu VII p. rnNis,p 'hs Hon. Jossya
4 luchsr P,esl tent ia ~ pi Slyi.r ca ~.
a. -. temur' term & CoIrt 10 Miiti,bgrg,
NnyIrrrpInty, p. h'xianinx sept. q 3. l....
tor Articles "t Incorporation tIr benesc.Al
C1ipu.e-. un ior tue Actn ApriI -. -, "
\ 81 'he htst class, lie object % tte - -ie' ,
~ he ineVrp rat d, Is to pay honenu g. tae
rrrspns who bec Inis members, oug Of siuL.
collected tryM iis IA mle's BY assessnrn' ~ q
- Issue certificates OF memtersBip 20 sEca =
comply with all thv cULditlous a.t ft ,4!gt,
meats of the society.
Prlncipal ON At S-l!assroye, snyder 60
Pa
Il. &. DIETRICH,
Sept 5. ltel. Attofney.
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rNnlkL usT-SEPr. TERM-1ss,


John R.ietiey vs. A 4. Humnsl
Slmontou a showers ~. ", \. Mars.eT.
Danisl Lease -. Isifu. Noeeket 81 a..
4. u. BpWersoi ~. Sayder counts -
SsIiie q. MeMAnAuay &C. ". :. W. WA'l
Constanis, sui george n Sttouh.
W ". BActkouss Use of jacob 9. Afaoh "
JOIN : hieo
Jseoh -. sbydsr ". saneurJ L.-!',oun
Railroad CO.
John " Klns ", the sanitary Les !i;1vu
X. v 60
I.sc Beaver A"isns.. Sc " jehn d. Romiz
JOAN y BsAy-- Assixree AZ. u Isaac Beaver
VI, Misl.- X ~-io-L Aui :. b turs
BarnhAsi Heyisr ~. J. ". GAusler n
tlrich, Executor.
B.rphAri Heydsr ~ " faussf
Barrhari herder ~ W iArzIsF
J D.. Strics.egr,. X Z. App
sell \ srt0n0ar kl'fsbstt >sys-' 81 =
Ctaflet Haser ". Lssls Is. Hgnnsi
Ellss 40 AuauIA 30. uss ieorss S--a-fe
". iohl AL Rshes-a 'rAns-.
b. HoiuAs ~ May h froli.
Ioan W Sr7ssN ~.ra' 81. III Vie A., 70.
". A. >LN-er .ai ". 70 Bt'ggs
Ge'r.e Is >if5st .. gaG Z. Iai lArs fr;s
Ter
~urArnh E1ss-s-rT ~ sep B0Hs-'-r
IssAg c'a.s,ars - i,,-s al ic' riNl A.
StI' Tern, l'sl.
J.IFr' 2 P'-'.v.
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CHARTER NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that cer.
~ tain citiScua 0l the Ccrnmonv cshs -
benu7 ylNGpi' wa r'sF' appicHt'rt 60 tire
Hou J. g bIrHcr. Pr slisnt Jlise OF tho
Court - sun'rn Pic SOS irr county, Pa,
It the Count House IN MliIlebutR, On M,dn-s.
lay the ssll daY ~ Sep'on ber A, u. 1851, tor
the ApproYal uf a Hc-tItlcato rf lncorp pOration
ot corpgf at which II % have It's principal
once IN A4-nsuurR, ~ yier cOuuty, Pa. The
soid charter Nil he aupi'ei for uuisr aud In
pursusuce u. an Act o. Assembly entitled An
Act to provide tOr TIE IIcOrp1raiion ani r~gu-
lstlOn VI eerttiu cJrpO tuOns" approved tbs
a'th dAi ot Apil A. u. l,ie, Tue ssi or
DurstiUn l. - be ineOfpnrati1n auter the First
class humber Z, ant III bAys f1f i's oUlscts
tue pnintenAuce o. a Syris:y tor benenctAl All
protecti's purposes 90 It' u stnne-s non ilaf'
eoliselei tasrelu. % pay ssiPaists can 1l
nCtey 70 uuuArrist N 4 nt.ts apon tktir mar.
flAge and issae e,rtinc. c, II attatgTsaiF for
spsclnti amgunt, plya5'o 20 The teusu larry
or % his Or her sssigus, at a 90 t,in time there
IN men,ioped, up0a the fu hlment Of the eon'
ditions mentioned therein, IRON tuud realiIed
| from as-essme nu upon i,s memosrs.
= L, BUwER.
| sept 3, 1881. Attorney.
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according TO a decision Of the SUI
preme Court, made in 1875, orders
drawn by President Of a Board Of
School Directors on the Treasurer oi
the district are not negotiable. but are
merely warrants under authority oI
law to provide for the disbursement Of
moneys to whom such orders are
drawn.
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Teachers Examinations, 1881.

rTHE examination 81 applicants 'or
] schools IN snyder tounV Will Ds hell Al
'he tire srd risc-s o. e"lhsi,'Nh
Tysrdaie NonfEy Stpt 3, Chtrty Hill
Wet rerry. TussiAy Ser' g. 'rp,s Ro-''
Jni1n. wedr~sisv SEPT =. rOft IfeVottOu.
Chapman, TtufsfNy SEPT. kohrrs
Monroe, Friday sept. ., Shamokln DLm.
jackson, Morday sept ". krt'fervfls.
Beaver, Tuesday SeJt, 10. Behver,Oun.
beaver west, Wednesday, sept. 10. tl.hs
House.
Adsns. ruesi,y ssr, IS. Tr0'.iyIll.
Centre. Monday, -, O,utrey'ils.
M,ddsburg aud Ffaukiin Tuosd.g. So. =.
Nldishurg
Niiiiec,erk, WEDNESDAY. SEPT 81. weusl's.
penn, Thursday. sept q, SAlsm.
Pe-ry, FriJsy. sent. q. Freu NJ
III. eIaninAtIons sill begin 81
. Hifect1ts md friends Di elueatIOh are JrNet
~ WILLIAM MOYER
Auy =, ia 20 SuVt.
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williarnsport was visited by show
er Of rain on Thursday evening, dur.
ing which the saw and planning mills
Of Otto & Sons, were struck by light
ming and quickly destroyed. Loss
about ESQ, 900 and no insurance.
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Miss Kate pfahler's Festival. Thurs.
day, Friday, and Saturday evening.
Sept. 8, 9, 10, "and don't forget it,"
The purpose of this Festival is to
assist Miss Pfahler to admission TO the
Philadelphia Asylum for the Blind.
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The liver is the organ most speedily
disordered by malarial poisons
Ayers Ague Cure expels these poisons
from the system, and is most excel
lent remedy for liver complaints.
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The Patrons of Husbandry had a
meeting at Middleburg on Tuesday
last, but they didn't tell what they
said and did. 80. therefore, We can't
tell anybody anything about il.
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The postoflice department has con.
ferred authority ON postinas,ers, not
possessed before, to co rect misdirect
ed letters where possible, and forward
them. instead. as has been the Gus
tom, Of sending them 10 the dead let
ter Office.
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Rupture

nr ! q SHERMAN I. tho orisiBsi sni on.
ly Dt. ~HTETtF, tuovn q Tire tub'c f0s the
rAs' rs Nrsrs thtOugh bis suec"sstul u'thNi ~
ury ttutsfa itaic,. His s,sttn % curo 10 by
t.~cs' fKtsrrsi Application. Dur,ng rtsi'
men, no hindrarcs from l'hos. and fsrnrity
,vAiust D-a:h FROM SrarHrisisd Ruttur.
Paiieuis fcom sbrosi ca receive trestment Ani
ieAVa for home the same J-y.
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MAR ISIICD.

August II, Thomas Chappril "i
t'uinn Co.. to Miss Hattie Bailey oi
kratzsryillc, Sny der Go.
Aug. !, II. Mitchell to Miss Amelia
A. Kratzer, both Of Centre township,
SnNher 20
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s<A-New Fan stock. tho latcs,
s,ylcs. coming IN every week, Now II
you need a good aud cheap snl, ooms
TO Sol oppenhelmer at sel'nssrove'
IA.
eea. .rfuuks AMI vslNes q, Sol oa'
psnhelocrs sshnsamvs, Ia
whn~ ~ ~ NSal a 0ApsNhsimess
ia. s,us.. We sAsNASs
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At tho re-union Of the "Sixtoeners'
our friend Ed. S. Arnold, OF Poit
Trevorton, was elected Recording Sec-
rctary OF the association for tho en-.
suing year.
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Ha@asH
TRUSTEE ACCOUNT.
Sep, s. 1881

NOTICE is hereby given that ths
following Trustee Account has BEEN nied
ia the ProtLopotsry's oihee, and tho same will
be present 4 at tho next D1urt for o)Jnrml
tiOn, AMI unless sutfoient cause be shown 90
the contrary the SANE will se confirmed,
FINAL account Of Jonas TroIlor Trustee OF
Isaac II. Hottlnstoln.
GROUSE. Oierk q. q.
Kant. n. Ikal
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

TNHE undersigned, Administrator
J. OF the estate OF wilhelm Leonard, lat. OF
Perry township, deceased, by virtue OF en- order
issued out OF the Orphans Court Of snydsr
county, at May Term, 1881, vii expose to Pub.
i'o Sale. on the premises, on
Saturday, September 18th, 1881,
the following described real estate situate In
Perry township, Snyder csuuty, Pa, contain.
ing
100 Acres,
more or less, bounded North Aud East by lands
VI Charles Botts, South by lAnds OF jacob RAth-
fon and - Foust, and West BY isads OF MI.
cnasl Hoffman and Phsbe Keslyi whsrson are
erected large, tvo-story
Frame House, Bank Barn,
and other outbui,dipgs. Til same will be- sold
In whole OF ta parosls 10 suit purchasers,
6ale 70 oommoaos Al 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Of o. "a
day whsa tsrms of sale win 10 made known BY
GEORGE WEIPERI,
Aus. II 1881. Admihistfstor.
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Wheels Of wagons M,d carriages ar,
70 completely dried on HAT they
break ifa sudden turn y made. Dri.
vers cannot lie too careful.
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'Lildsey's Blood searcher"-ths
great medicine for fever and aguc.
inalatis, aud I'll blood poison. Don't
iall 20 tiee II. Sept.
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Now that the camr-mcctins. are
over people are beginning to ,nquir,
what next - WHY, the county
fair, of course.
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The President has arrived at Long
Branch safe aud in ~ good physical
condition rs could reasonably bc cx>
pcctcd.
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II will pay every body 70 examine
.hs hnlnense stock Of Furniture fot
sale by the ropular furpiturs man
4. HiFELfx Lcwbtowu Pa
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Buckwhcat cakes will probably be
small aud scarce too next winter. In
most places, SO poora buckwheat crop
waS never known.
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COURT pROrLAMAT.ON.

XIrher,a, "a. h7a ! {. Ea-se- T--'.
w leut JUICE Il iis lli.c.Al u.,,F'r'
composed gfiae c5lutis. ci Snyder. tuisa
and MEiu ara Hiram o'Nt. t-f
Satp... Il Yois- E.,s Associate J4-E-.
in and for Suyisr ;"lr'! hA's .'.-tt 1s.i
precepi bearing. j.Ge the 30 lay e
Aug. 4. y. ls-l, 20 -le l.:s.'-- -
The Lc'dirg q. :. Orghar, cont. = ;.--f
OF C-mu.-u 'ltss. esa-' 4 oyer 2u- -.
miner and General e-urt of Qzs.'s- st.-
sipns Of the reace Ct Mjiilshurg, - Eas
corn'y ~ Snyder, o. tie Al M'aia!. BE-
ing the 2Gth day o! sept. i.,.. So
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given % tt-
Coroner, Jrs,iees Of The 9ea;e Nl- Cur''s
blcs In aud for the cou-i! 30 -! ler, C. sp-
pear in their proper PersoI 'lia taeir rs.'s
records. ln4lisitious. tXNEi iu.'lels -
other remembrance 80 go iho.e fElIEs
which ofthtir otaess 50. 10 tEs!r behalf
pertain 20 he lone sai wiiu.ssss an per
sons prosecuting. II heLA.fof sac Comm3 On
wealth sgainsi any person or persons are
REQUIRED 10 be then and there attending
aud not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested TO he panct'
usi in their attendance At the appointed
time agreeably to noliee.
Given under my hand and seal 81 the
shcriFs office in MijIlehurg. be lslh lay
e Aug 4 D., one Ihousanl eishl hruirsa
aud eighty>one.
DANIEL BoLEyDER. Sheriff.
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Troxelville s. S. Picnic will he sd-
dressed by several eminent speakers
Don't forgot the day Saturday Sep
10.
Troxelville- Band Cake, Walk realia-
cd tl5. ], VS..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-08

fy~Do you want a nice dress hat ?
come to Sol Orpenheimer. selinsgrove,
TIA.
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II EvI KEpLER,
Notary Public Surveyor, CanVsyanssr
Real Estate and Insurance Aren't.

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vith nsatness and aoeulssey;
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fs., z. o. Address, Nj. Pissssnt Mills, snyI
oo' rsnns' tus. s."s