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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-16

LAND OFFICE ut WorthlngtO,,. Minn.,
Oct 80, 1882.
COMPLAINT having bceD entered ut this II
fee by ISl,c J.. Durfee against Wm. p. Perkins
For abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
No. 1896, dated Feb 36, 1877,
Upon the n19swA Of sec. 4. town 10? range 10.
In Mobiles county, Minnesota, with Il view to
the cancellation Of said entry: tn. salt parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
The lth day oil Dec. 1882, 1T O'clock y. IN,
T"resp"nd and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
MoNs GKINAGEK, Register.
10 e.. Ii. SMITH, Receiver.
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On Monday DR.. Barber was down
from W0rthingt0n to assist DR.. Law
renco IN amputating the leg Of John
Nic"lye. who came near losing his life
by being wound around tumbllnQ
rod = few weeks ago. The leg below
the knee was 90 nanQled that it was
found impossible to save II. At last
reports the case Of amputation was do
ing we'll. -Siblsy Gazette.
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D each mouth.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDITOR-E s. Mills.
TKEAsCKEI;-H. G. shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-R. r. Johnson,
JUDGE or PRONArE-l" :. Ne'Stn.
CLERK or COuWr-I. B. Bennett.
SHEKIFF-R X. Miller.
SrKvEYON-(NtO Ecrrtau.
Court COMMIsslONEN-I..S :: Ne,sNn.
COUNTY ATTORNEI-',pO. W. NllSOn.
C(,WONEI-J. ). McNanuS.
County SUrEEINTENpENT-M A. DOaEc
COMMISSIONERS.
FIRST District-P. Blaine, Of Jersey
(1eco,.d IIixtrict-T. l.. r." \l"r. III Elk.
mira DiSlfict-.]am"S Cow in. VI Adrian.
Fourth EiStrict-M"ulice Ujicarn. u Gland
Prairie. ~
Ftith EiStrict-D. she'll, "rth:ngr"n, Chm.
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For tho Advanced
a 0IOH.

Ine mtSts drop down to kiss the silent t1ver:
Ana SIT aud still, across The i1r-O6 Liii.
! ne gold aud dun aud purple ba1es Quiv0r.
The winds are out. the iogs are damp and
creeping;
Through I'll the day tho pallld skies ~ weep
love. o love Ut milne. dear and divine.
1"ouid that we're vii the Summer sleeping.
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LAND OFFICE at W"rthiUgtOn, MIMI,


DC Ol>er. II, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the + having
nance. settler has filed notice of his Intention L.
make final prof IN support Of his claim. and
that said D. GOT Will he made before the U. :.
Land Office II Warrington, Num-, Oh
Saturday. Nov. Is, 1881,
Viz: Weston tiHpe,
HID Application No. 1922,
fOr the ~ nea See. 2U-lU@ 30
He names The Glowing Witnesses to prove his
c 'ntinuOuS residence upon, AMI tultlvAti ~ or
said l;snt. viz:
William S0wleS. John Vail, 10 :cph Walling
James Wright. Of \ bleS ca Mimi.
j Mons GNINAGEit, Register.
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Presbyterian social Ut the residence
at Mrs. DAY vn Friday evening. All
are invited. .-..s-. -.---
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A. u. u. W. special business On Fri.
day night. Every member requested
to be present.
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Parties living in the vicinity Of
Round Lake Can deliver good, sound
corn ut Nocl,e's farm.
lO.2w B. W. LYON.
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Ayers Sarsal@ril'a is the proper rem.
pdy to ta*e il the spring Of the year to
,urify the blood. invigolate the system,
excite the liver to action, and restore
the healthy tone aud vicor of the whole
physical mechanism, which often he
comes impaired during the winter. by
lack "f III "n air exercise, and the want
If sufficient care in the matter of diet
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PERSONALS.

G. F. Snyder. editor Of the Cedar
Falls, Iowa, paper, with JAS. Miller
W. II. Fields. and T.. |. Fields. Of the
same place. have been up to WOrthing
ton duck hunting.
Frank F. Eastman. of tie United
States AIRY. and Fred A. Eastman,
of Ida Grove. Iowa, were in town tho
other day hooking at the country.
Norman D"ane and daughter, Of lie.
mars, have been up attending tile
funeral Of NJ. A. DOane.
Mrs. II. ID. Hnmiston and Miss Mel.
lie returned from, Cleveland, Ohio. {.
few days ago.
Mrs. F. Lewis has returned from an
extended visit to Ohio.
Gro. D. Dayton, Of Geneva, n. Y.
arrived last night and will spend 4
week here looking to his landed inter
estS.
Arthur Plumb has returned and is
with Bigel"w & Plumb.
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Oysters served in any style at Her
ron's Lunch Room. l0-2w.
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Dried Beef sliced at IIerron,s. 10-.2

Cakes, Crackers and Confect ionery
ut IIerrOn's. 1O-2w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partn rship heretofore existing between
W. F.. Bio III aud r. G. Turner has been ',i>solv.
ell by mutual consent. ". + Bloom viii pay all
Indebtedness and. collect all bills.
We. BLOOM,
.0-2w. &c. TURNER.
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LAND OFFICE 1T W"rthiugton. MINI.

OCtOOer =, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby givs n TINT the f"ll0wing
name settler has hi. notice Of his intention,
III Ike final proof IN support III hi; claim. anH
that said proof will be made before the U. 5
LHu.i office i! "" thingtU,'. MIMI, Oh
MNida Nov. 70, l3s2
Viz: Levi II Baxter.
HI. Application, NJ 1850.
FIR THE ..tA >rc. ~ W-n.
liz II .mes lie following witnesses to prove his
"Ontl"u.u~ residence upon, and cult walton u
said land. viz:
John J.. Vail. J evils Vail. Fred Bloom. i. F.
johnson, Of Mobiles Co.. aiiun.
MONs liNlNAGEK, Register.
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PROBATE (,OTR7'

TV1IT Il tLVC III.
Notice Is hereby given to the public that will
hold Probate Court on the
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH,
At NV Office /" the Court House in tic village
OF WOrthiGgt,A.
Papers may be filed at any other time by ap.
plying to me at Adrian In said county, and IN
Examination Of the records NAV be had ut any
time by applying toll. b. Bennett, Clerk vi the
District Court.
My T.. 8. NELSON, JtsdQe a. Frshale.
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The lake was frozen over on Monday
morning last, but Boreas has been
slowing his trains and! the water is get
ting its head above the ice again.
WOrthingtOn has three meat stores
and still beef is hpef aud mutton Is
scarce. Tie older the buck the tough
er the mutton.
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A good team, 1--WE and six years old,
for sane. Well matched and true. In:
Ouire at this office. IL 3W
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The Methodist minister's children.
hoy and girl, were drowned yester-
day at Window while skating.

Call Ut Herrop's aud see his stock Of
pipes. IN.
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The rate cutting among Northwest
ern roads goes on. The fare from St.
Paul to Chicago is from So to SIS.
Shall We ask the Legislature to inter.
fere and prevent this under charging
and discrimination In favor Of the pub.
lie?
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Died. ut San Luis Abispo, CAL. Oct.
30, Walter r., youngest son of DR.. Z.
q. Brown, formerly Of Il%.rspy, Mimi.
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Compound Microscope with Gamer
lucida attachment, for sale cheap. A q
ply to Fl. MCMILLAN. D.
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T CRAFT, M. d.,

7 CRAFT, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN IL SURGEON.
epecla, attention given to Surgery and tht
treatment III Female Diseases: having had ten
years experience.
Also Surgeon Of the sioux Ctty y IT. raul aOd
Wurtl,i,,yt.In Il 81 lux Fails railroads.
Supplied with full cases II surgical and Obstet
Sical *tr!lnc,'ts, and fracture appliances.
OFfiCE-At residence. corner of Fourth Ave-
0le and Eleventh street,
WOKTHIVGTON. AINN.
f34-iy.
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Why W+lcnme.-What makes Flor
oston Cologne welcome ~ every lady's
toilet table is it, lasting fragrance and
rich, fowery OdOr.
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Heron has his shelves full Of new
goods and wants to sell them. lO-2.
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Dat Meal in bulk ut Herr0n's. 1912

MAPs.--We have = supply of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
office should have one. NJ family
should be- without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and smOOtles the wrinkles
out Of your wife's temper.
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BLANKS. -Chattel Mortgage and
Mince Meat aud Jelly by the pound
ut Herron's. low
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1ished IN t61s Paper.
Vol. 1 l..
No. r..
Mother il the y .ection over

Mother 10 the Lection over.
Warm meals ut Herrom's. 12-3w.
There will he Episcopal service on
Friday night aud choir practice after
wards.
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Honey at Herron's.

Warm Meals at HerronS l.nnch
Room. low.
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Lustro to clean your nickel.
l1.lW HEWITT f. NARTINE.
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Good Advice.-You will prevent and
cure the greater part Of the ills that
afiiict mankind il this or any section,
it you keep Your stomach, liver and
kidneys in perfect working order.
There is no medicine known that will
do this rs surely us Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t will keep your blood rich
and pure, and give you good health at
little cost. Sre other column.
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Plow lay lost between Clark's AMI
WOrthiugt0n. Leave At ADVANCE Of.
fee. j. r. DEWEY.
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A%ntf.n Kan N.As, o. 100

SANDAGU. MIL. May %, I6S2.
T. B. GILMORE. st. John. Kan:
Dear Sir: The Champion Wind Mill,
manufactured by Powell & Douglas.
WaMkpgan. H.. purchased Of ynm last
March. has proved itself everything
hat you, claim for it. We consider il
"guai. aud in many respects Superior Ia
NY mill we have ever seen. Respect.
fully, r. J. KING.
FRANK MAXON.
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:. Mclean has rented the old butch
RI shop Ut l'uu,'lstU,,e & Anderson
and is new prepared I" furnish all
kinds ri meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
Cat tie aud Hides. l2-lf
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The demand for houses in Worthing-
ton is con si.l~rably beyond the supply.
A dozen houses could I've rented IN the
next lew days and the demand will in.
crease
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Hons" and two lots for sale on Sec
ond Avenue, between Stb and 9ti,
Sweets. Call on
l1.3w-pd. JENs C1IR1sT1ANsON.
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Horse Notice.

Best Stations.
with II. ]. Flanagan to stand him ut Adrian This
season. Parties h:vi"g brood mares are retucs.
ted to call and see him before using any other
horse.
soft F. j. PORTER, Adrian. MINI.
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For SALE.-A M. I Piano. Inquire
Of the ADVANCE Office. SLIT
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The Minneapolis journal thus s,ea ks

The Minneapolis Journal thus speaks
IF the Rock Go. Herald, and We be-
lieve Miller deserves it:
When the exchange editor strikes u
country newspaper that contains a,.y
news it is tn him IN oasis in u desert ~
patent i,sides aid legal notices, and
when to the news is added an editorial
column showing original and inte|li-
gent views on the topics Of the times,
the man Of the shears exulteth greatly.
For this reason the Rock Co. Herald.
published at Luverne. Alinn.. is always
welcome. A neat new dress sets off
its columns O: news and comment.
which are bright ana spicy. Id Mil.
Ter, the editor and proprietor, was for
'nerIy an efficient member Of the Even.
ing Journal staff. aud has proven that
he knows how to make newspaper OF
his own IF which lie may we'll 10 proud.
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Tue sale 1T school lands WAS 80 linn.
tied that il hardly makes al item. 1t
WAS 50 small that We overlooked it.
The only sale was 80 acres to kobt.
S!lCrr. of Ransom,
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Gan. ". TINE TABLE.
Time VI departure Of Passenger Trains from
&ankatO:
Leave for Chicago 8 "a. ~. K s s. p. m.
New Cln at 8 s. u. ~. 5 . y. m.
Time Ot arrival
From the East, 80 \ ~ / s Is NJ
IRON the Vest, SC5am& 6 20 u ~.
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CLUB UATRD,
The ADVANCE u furnished u q 50 q year 70
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs q ten for dix months
Is cents for each subsoribeF.
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3Tprtaiuota,1 9aranff.
4. q. IF II. W
M SONIC.

Warrington Lodge No is meets every Friday
evening. J. s. MCMANUs. Master WOrkmn.
+. b. PLOTrs, Recorder.
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LOCAL.

wo.rn,soros. MIMI. Nov.xs., ID, 10,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

Hon. John g. Morris, President ol
the State Agricultural Society, died
at his home, in Friendsville, of ty,
phoid pneumonia, on Friday last
He was born 10 Oneida county, New
York, in 1922, and came to Pennsyl.
vania after service in the war q,
Captain. He represented Susque'
hanna county in the Legislature il
1879 so, and served as President o
the State Agricultural Society il
1870 and 1871, and again in 1882
and was the occupant OF the chair q
the time OF his death.
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The largest bale of tobacco that
has ever been made in this conntry
or perhaps in the world was conclud
ed several days ago in New York be.
tween Sawyer, Wallace & Co, OF No
AZ Broadway, and an Italian con.
tractor representing the Italian Gov
ernment Bureau or Tobacco Regi,
This representative of the italian
Regie purchased l2,24i hogsbead'
Of leaf tobacco at the rate of $50 {
hogshesd, so that tho bill amounted
10 81, ,S36 600
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

Food crops in Illinois, tho great
granery Of the West, are found by
advance reports of it's agricultural
bureau in less favorable condition
than was hoped. Wheat seems all
right, corn is still doubtful but do
mestic animals are thinner and less
numerous than year ago. The last
is probably the first instance Of the
kind in the history Of the State. II
it is repeated elsewhere, it means,
however reluctant VIZ may be to ad-
init it, dear meat for months to come.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

Any reader who desires to get a
fair idea OF the extent Of crime in
this country need only clip from the
telegraphic columns of the public
press for one week, the brief descrip.
tions Of wife beatings, murder, arson,
theft, rape and forgery, with theil
attendant effects. A six days record
OF events massed on one sheet o.
cheap book paper will show exactl,
the extent and the volume to which
crime has reached in the United
States.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

second annual sale Of cattle iron,
herd OF VIM Simpson, Of New York
took place on Wednesday Of last
week, at the Simpson homestead, ai
West Farms, near Hunts Point
Chester Railroad. Tho cows 'lt
brought very high average. The
average for the bulls was also large
the first aud last that were sol
bringing high prices, while the 9th.
ers we're less in demand. The lead
ing price Of the day was $4,000.
paid for the 1O.months-old beifer
Alphea Queen. A. B. Darling paic
1000 for the 3-year-old COW, Islar d
Countess. An excellent price for !
bull calf was $l,65O, paid by II :
Murdow, Washington. d. c.. for tb'
4-months' old animal Zalma's Mer
curry. The 81 head sold for $20,7l5
average s559,s6.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

The progress of railroad building
contrary to expectation, has not
been checked during the present
year, and the great mileage Of 1881
is likely to be largely exceeded in
1882. Since the first Of January
new track to the extent OF over 2, 200
miles has been laid throughout the
country, an increase Of nearly 1,OOC
miles over the amount laid at the
same time last year, aud work is be-
ing prosecuted more vigorously thar
ever before.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

The Hon. james q. Blaine viii
make several speeches in Pennsylva-
MIA during the campaign in support
of Gen. Beaver and the Republican
State ticket. Senators Hawley OF
Conn, Allison OF Iowa. Miller, ol
New York, Malone, OF Virginia,
Hoar, Of Mass, Edmunds, OF ver-
mont, aud Plumb and Ingalls, o.
Kansas. participate. Nearly all th,
prominent Congressman have volun.
teered their assistance in the con,
test.
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A BAD OUTLOOK. One hundred
thousand men employed in the roll
ing mills, furnaces aud workshops OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio quit work
aud become consumers instead OF
producers at loss to tho country Of
several millions OF dollars per month
The result of these strikes is do
preston Of business generally and
hard times all round.
II seems to us, without giving th,
matter close examination, that th,
body of the Labor Unions should
examine closely the motives of their
leaders who direct the strikes. When
men will consent to take bread from
their wives aud children they mus,
be moved by q different inspiration
than tho surface Of their movements
would indicate-we confess we don't
understand it.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

Pennsylvania has accomplished
one Of the grandest works in the
education OF her soldiers orphans.
These schools have sent out thou.
sands of boys and girls we'll disci-
plened, with fair scholastic attain
ments, industrious habits, fair moral
culture, and fitted in q great mea
sure for actual, practical life--inteli'
gent, skillful workers, good citizens
an ihonor to the common W ealth and
promoters OF the national welfare
But the work is not quito flushed
and we would call the attention OF
our Legislators to the fact. Th'
work is 80 nearly finished that to
leave it unfinished would be out.
rageously unjust to tho remaining
few to be educated aud O stigma OF
the great work. Immediate relief
should be given the schools and i
should be the first work Of the Leg
islature.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

The great Russian Empire appears
to be in state bordering on disso-
luton or terrible revolution. While
the frontiers are kept and guarded
by great fleets and armies, the iuteri-
or is racked by every sort of disor-
der. The Gar is in perpetual peril
OF his life, in spite of th most extra-
ordinary precautions taken for bis
protection. The Nihilists cannot be
put down nor repressed. All thro
the empire the Jews are prosecuted
in the most horrible manner in riots
by mob, over which the government
has no manner OF eontrol, aud 10 th,
southern part the peasantry are il
open insurrection for Redistribution
of lands. Everything in the affair,
OF Russia seems to indicate the ap
proach Of a revolution that will ex
ceed in horror tho French revolution
Of 1893, in proportion as the Russian
peasantry are more ignorant AM
brutal than those Of France were
hundred years ago. II out OF thi
revolution should proceed unio
and Q general armipg Of the Slsvoni
races, Western Europe may find
tide snrging against it which will b
too sttong " be curbed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

During the present season the i'm
portation Of potatoes received ut
New York amounted to 100000
bushels, which were sold at two
thirds the price Of home production.
Large amounts OF the imported pos
tatoes, however, on account of delays
by vessels getting ice e-bound, have
been unfit for sale, but the above il
the amount put upon the market.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

A horrible discovery was made in
Morehead. N. g., on Thursday of last
week. Several hogs were found de-
vouring the body of an infant in tue
cellar OF the Atlantic Hotel. They
had torn off the legs and arms, when
they were driven away by some OF
the inmates of the hotel who were
attracted to the spot by the noise
1t is believed that the mother of the
child buried it alive aud that the
hogs dug il up.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, OF
the New York Herald, who, at his
own expense, fitted out the Jeans
nette exploring expedition, which
has cost SO many valuable lives,
will, it is authoritatively stated
make ample provision for ths
widows and orphans Of those who
lost their lives on the ill,fated vessel
The vile OF Capt, DeLong will re-
ceive $4,000. This generosity OF
the the part OF Mr.. Bennett merits
the highest commendation.
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II ia stated that during the eley

II is stated that during the eleven
years from 1871 to 1881. inclusive,
sos 69S emigrants left Germany, Of
whom 762,33l came to tho United
States. Ofthese 100000 come in
1881. There is thus far every indi-
cation that quite as many will come
to this country the present year
Many of these are young people o
industrious habits, intent on set.
Ting in the west and cultivating th,
soil.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

Buck Hampton and John Henry
fought q duel on horseback q Mt
Sterling, Ky. on Thursday, each fir
ing and hitting the other until all
the chambers of the pistols we're
discharged. They then clinched
and clubte ed each other with their
weapons until they fell to the
ground. Hampton is dead and
Henry is mortally wounded.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

The clippings Of sole leather in
New England shoe factories were
formerly regarded as worthless, and
the smell Of their burning was pc.
culiarity OF such towns as Lynn and
Salem. These scraps are now
stamped into buttons for clothes
and fancy tack heads for upholstery,
and the long falniliar odor is miss-
eI
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Thousands bear witness to the posi-

Thousands bear witness to the posi-
tive curative powers of the GREAT
GERMAN lNyIGoRATOR, the only
remedy that has proved itself spe-
cifc for general debility, seminal
weakness, impotency, ETC., and all dis
cases that arise from self-abnse or
over-taxed brain. finally ending in
consumption, insanity and prema.
ture grave. Sold by all druggists OF
will be sent free on receipt Of sl.OO pei
box, or six boxes for 500. Address
F.J. CHENEY. Toledo, Ohio. sole
agent for the United States. Send fol
circular and testimonials Of genuin,
cures.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-06-08

A new church is to be built in
New York which will possess many
novel features. IN the Grst place, il
will be free from debt, for q gentle
nan who declines to let his name be
known pays the entire cost-Sl5O,-
300. Attached to the church there
will be day school. q cooking
school and kitcben-garden.