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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-16
in.MemoriaRi.

The following preeiiible and resolu-
tions.were adopted by the Beavertown
Union y. School March 10, 'S2.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God In his all wise Providence to re-
move from our midst, Elizabeth Kern,
an active member Of this schook
Therefore be II
RESOLVED, That in the untimely
death of sister Mrs. Elizabeth Kern
this Sunday school has lost q good
member and scholar in the german
Bible class Of which she was a faithful
member since ehe lived In our midst.
RESOLVED, That though We mourn
our loss we will not refuse to be COM
forted, being assured by Gods in
spired word that for whom to live Is
Christ and to die IL gain and that we
also keep Watching for the Son Of
man that we may be ready to depart
when our time Of departure shall
come.
RESOLVED, That we Offer our deep
est synpathies to the bereaved hus-
band, children and all the stricken re
lations and friends, of the departed,
praying that He who doeth all things
well may sustain chem In this their
bereavement.
RESOLVED, That a copy OF these res
olutions be entered ON the minutes (;
n copy sent to the family OF the de
ceased, and that the same be- printed
In the county papers.
MRs. A. J. MIDDLEswARrH,
VI q RRv. ID. M. SrRTLKR,
f !" RoBRRT BRiyER,
HARiIEr SrRCHT,
FllAS SLIN BEAVER,
Committee.
County papers piease COPY
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A iwjy vi went West last week
wrote 'n'k to fricn saying she lost
all lcr fine clothes just because sh,
had purchased worthless trunk
which would not stand the knocks
and adds "ifyou intend coming out
here the first thing you do, go to Op.
penheimer's Seliusgrovc. where you
can get trunks, satchels and valice-
at the very lowest prices and Of tn,
very best quality.
Feb. 9, 80.
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CLOSING OUT.
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED

| inform my friends aud customer
that I will remove on. or about III,
first Of April to another place Of busi
ness. Eby's Store, Ia order to start Will
an entirely new stock at the New
Store. I will for the next two month,
sell over 1000 pair Of Boots and shoes
at great reduction In prices, for mucl
less money, than they could be hough
befofs. Everybody should call ant
be convinced that we do what We say
Parties already acquainted with u,
know our way Of dealing and other.
will please call and examine m,
stock aud learn my prices. We vii
be pleased to see you whether you bu,
or not Thanking you for past patro.
mage. Iremaip
MRS. r. MARK. Selinsgrove, Pa
Jan. %, 80.
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DI ED

In Selinsgrovs, March 3, Henry Kes-
sler, aged A years, o months and 4
days
In Selinsgrove, March I, Mrs l.. X.
Hummsl, sgsd 90 years, 9 months an,
"a days.
In Selinsgrove, March L. William
Lochman, colorsd, aged 14years.
Near Carey, Wyandott Co., Ohio,
Feb. II, 1882, Maggie, wife OF Michael
Spangler and daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Laudenslager formerly of
Hummers Wharf, Snyder Co., Pa.
Age not given.
Feb. 16, at Valley, Douglas Co,
Nebraska, Washington Miller, form.
lerly Of Washington Twp, Snyder Co,
Pa. aged about 20 years.
In Chapman Twp, Feb. 81, OF diph.
theris, Airy, son OF Levi A. and Cath,
,rine Shafer, aged 10 years, Q months
and II ays.
In Chapman Twp. Feb. ~, Samuel
Shafer, aged 90 years, I month and
10 days.
In Chapman Twp, March 1, OF
Idiphtheria, Mary A., daughter OF
Uriah and Anna Herrold, aged {
;ears and7 days. ~ t.f
Feb. ~. at Se.insgrove, of consuinp
tiou. David, SOP Of MIR. and Mrs. Ad
am VII ier, ageu about "a years.
n.-.t. N M -UN.------a- sg..s.
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THIS PAPER e E!ssH / H.sx
EsvssAsn .Apynsrnaro ByasAy ue 49,
=; =: - =: 5: II; ! X Z NEW YORK.
Sale Regestry.

We have printed bills or advertised
Tor the follwing sales
The heirs of Michael Minimum, de-
ceased, offer Real Estate at Pri-
vats Sale. in Perry twp.
Daniel A. Fuhrnnan, Offers Real Es-
tate at Private Sale in Adams twp.
Henry Kern offers at Private Sale the
Central Hotel at Beavertown,
Furniture and al, or for rent.
Joseph Walter Of Franklin twp, offess
his farm at Private Sale.
Thursday, March 10, william B. Wood.
ling will sell Horses, Cows, Farm
Implements, 60, 2 miles West oi
Adamsburg.
Saturday. March Is, Peter Garnan
will sell at Auction . large variety
Of Store Goods in Perry twp.
Saturday, March IS, Sheriff will sell
Real Estate at the Court House In
Middleburg.
Monday, March 20, John II. Fetsr will
sell Horses, Cows, Farm imple-
ments, Household Goods, &C., ~
West Beaver twp.
Tuesday, March 81, samusl r. Aurand
will sell Horses. Cows, Farm I'm
plementa I,c., about mile North
OF AdAnasburg. .f
Thur,day, Msrch- 2S H. zeigler will
sell Personal Propesty. ia Selins-
grove.
Thursday, March g. Henry Schoch
will sell Horses, Cattle, Farm I'm
plemeuts, Household Goods. DC.
in Niddlecreek township about
mile East Of Kramer Station.
Saturday, March 25, Susan Hacken-
burg Will sell Cows. Farm lmple-
ments DC, in Centre twp.
Tuesday, March =, David Meyer will
sell Horses, Cows, Hogs, Farm
Implements, Sc. In Monroe twp.
Wednesday, March. 20. u. F. Kerstet-
ter will sell Household Goods IL
Franklin Twp.
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To those that would like to buy q
new machine cheap &c, I say buy til,
"Sigwalt." Twill sell you a drawer
drop.loaf, cover, lock and key, and al
the attachments in free for $1,000 and
n plain machiue just as good but moi
SO fancy woodwork for 1890 am q
Sewing Machine agent and have sold
and will sell aud don't you forget.
am the white Sewing Machine
Agent. G. G.. Sccbold.
Feb 8, 80. Iw.
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The following preamble and reso-
lutions we're adopted by the st.
Luke's Sunday School Of Troxelville.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our
heavenly Father In his all wise Prov
dence TO remove from our midst hy
death our dear beloved sister Sabilla
X. Troxel, who has been n faithful
member Of Bible class No. In which
she manifested an earnest interest In
all the precious Gospel Lessons, and
was always seeking the truth "a Il IL
In Jesus, therefore be II
RESOLVED, That We humbly sub.
NIT to the will OF our heavenly Faith.
er who doeth all things well. Her re-
rnoval from our class In q great loss 10
to our Sunday School, Prayermeeting
and church OF which she was q faith.
ful member.
RESOLVED. That by the death OF
sister TroXel we are reminded that we
have no abiding city here and that
sooner or later we too will be called
away.
RESOLVED. That though we mourn
on account Of the loss Of one 40 dear.
yet we rejoice in the belief that she
has gone to meet her dear ones which
have gone before her.
RESOLVED, That we deeply SYM
pathise with the bereaved husband
and all friends. In their bereavement
and commend them to the Father oi
all mercies and giver OF all good.
RESOLVED, That copy OF these
resolutions be presented to the fam
llv and entered on the minutes OF tho
8. Luke's SUNDAY school, and he
published in the MiddleburS PosT
death has:been he o and borne ava,
A sister from our side
Just in the morning Of her day,
As young as We, she died"
mot long ago she fll'd her place
And sat with us to learn;
But she has run her mortal race,
Aud never can return"
Perhaps our time may be as short,
Our days may fly as fast
o Lord, impress the solemn thought
Tnnt this may be our Last"
I'VE can not tel who next may fall
Beneath thy chastniny rod
One u ust be first Oh may we all
Prepare to meet our God"
ELLEN M. Goss,
MAGGIE u. SCHAMBAcH,
KATE l.. SwARTZ.
Committee
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An exchang says il ought to be
more generally known that wheat
Hour is probably the best article to
throw over fire caused by the
spi!ling ami igniting of kerosene. II
ought 10 be known. because -four is al
ways within convenient reach, and Of
ten valuable articles Of clothing,
blankets. etc., are destroyed in extin-
gushing such fres. Ashes and sand
are equally - good.
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Tribute Of Respect.

HALL OF SRLINsGRovE LoDGE, No.
107 /. o. o. r.
At regular meeting OF Selinsyrove
Lodge, No. 107, I. o. o. F., u com
mittee was appointed to draft resolu.
tiOns Of respect upon the death OF
Past Grnnds. Edward McGlinsey and
Henry Kessler, both active members
OF this Lodge.
WHEREAS, Under the mysterious
workings OF Providence, death has
entered our Lodge and removed from
US, two OF our members, the former
dying In strange land, shortly after
removing from us, and the latter hav-
ing been stricken down by an accident
In the midst of his usefulness. The re-
fore, be It ...-.
RESOLVED, That we tie surviving
meinbers OF Selinsgrore Lodge. No.
l07, i. q. o. F., bow In submission ia
the Will OF the sovereign ruler OF the
universe and by this double stroke OF
certain decay of all things earthly"
RESOLVED, That IL will be q lesson
well learned, II We profit by the dis.
fShArhttoh vi NIrIttd
us, II we emulate all that was good
and noble in their lives, and strive TO
avoid their short comlngs, let the
good live and be cherished, and char
ity cover all the rest.
RESOLVED, That we svmpathise
with the families OF the dea I, and re-
mind them of the promises contained
In the Book Of Books, that God will
be a husband to the widow and a
father to the fatherless.
RESOLVED, That the charter be
draped In mourning for thirty days,
and that the members wear the usual
badge OF mourning.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions
be engrafted on the minutes, a copy
sent to each Of the friends, and the
same printed in the County papers.
/. n. :. RlcHfER,
C.B. AiLLKR
J.A. LulfBARD,
Committee.
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On the Is, ult, Harry s. GArihan. OF
Northumberland, was married to Misc
Lizzie Stewart, Of the same place, and
on the esth the happy groom of less
than fortnight died, after an illness
of four days. The event was as sad
and crushing ~ 1t was unusual.-Sun-
bury Gaxeite.
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sneak-thieves borrowed six bushels
OF wheat from Henry III. Renninger,
and several hams and shoulders from
Frank Foster. H they don't get to
Cherry Hill before long some fortuit-
Gus circumstance must turn up.
rhers's an eye on them.
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Death u A. !. sampseII.

Mr.. ssinpseil died at his residence
on Center street, Sunday night last OF
hemorhage of the stomach aud bowels,
aged about SO years He had been III
for sofiie time, but nothing serious
was apprehended In his case as the
day before his death he was mp and
around the streets, thongh looking
very poorly. Deceased moved from
Centrevilie, Snyder Co. Pa, about
twenty years ago, and has been
actively identified with the bust
ness interests of Bellevue ever since.
First he was clerkfor Jeremiah Kleck-
nsr later he built Opera House in
connection with Mr.. Benner next
he was one OF the firm OF Vast &
Sainpssll engaged In the grocery bus
mess, and OF late he has been buying
and shipping poultry In small way.
Several years ago Mr.. Sampscll was
regarded in thfs community as good
business man. but Of late years he
had not been very successful. He
was a kind hearted man, honorable
in bis business transactions and had
many friends. Yesterday morning
his remains we're sent by GERS to Cen
trevilip, Pa, his iornrr home
where he has broth'g- aGd sisters liv.
ing. They were escort. | to the depC.
Ivy the Union Baud, 1gcompained Nv
many frleHGs. ijo.'cvue [Ohiol
GAZETTE.
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Eight hundred yeas ego people who
ate meat during Lent were punished
by taking out all their teeth. The
bill Of fare at that period was bread,
salt aud water.
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No boy who is disobedient to par.
ents or feachers, whe delights to in.
dulge in low, vulgar smusements, or
TO- lounge. around street corners, will
tevsr'nfake much Of q man.
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Horses and cattle have been bring
ing high prices at the country sales
this season, while farming implements
and household goods are fairly dis
posed Of TO ready buyers.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned subscriber win Of
fer at Public Sale at his late residence
In the borough OF Selinsgrove, near
the Missionary Institute, on
Thursday, March 23, 1882,
the following described valuable pro-
perty to wit 4
One Family Carriage One Buggy,
single set heavy Harness, aentleman's
Saddle, hand Corn Shelter, double
hand and horse power Apple Mill and
Cider Press, one horse Truck Wagon
and Hay Ladders one horse Sled,
Cultivator, Harrow, Grindstone,
Workbench, Large Copper Kettle,
Cider Vinegar. Tubs, Buckets, large
Butchers Meat Block, large vulc' d,
Heater. Wood and Coal Stoves, CIok
Stoves, Tables, Chairs, Rocking C.airs,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Square Cnp-
boards. Lounge, Long Writing Desks,
GLASS and dothsr Book Gases, Secretary,
Shot dun. Ares 10. wv -
March 2, 1899, II. zEIGLER.
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Miss Lizzie Lott, of New Berlin
who for three years had suffered from
The loss Of her voice, q few days age
very suddenly recovered IL again.
North. Public Press. '.s
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BY following the advice Of Hirners
Dairy Book, you will make from $75-
oto $4,000 profit on each Cow an-
nually.
Free st Smonton, Barber & %. and
st ]. ". Dresses.
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Death TO rats, mice. roaches and
ants PARSONS EXTERMISAroR. Barns,
granaries and households cleared in II
single night. No fear Of bad smells.
Best and cheapest vermin killer in the
world. Sold everywhere. pnrch.
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Overworked men and women, per-
sons Of fsedentary habits, and others
whose systsm needs. roouperation,
nerves toned. and muscles strengthen
ID, should use Browns Irou Bittsrs.
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The spring Term Of 10 weeks of the
Freeburg Academy will open April II
VIM. II. Dill A. NJ. Principal. Tuition
$5 to47. INSTRUCTION will be given in
the English branches, Sciences, Latin,
Greek and German. For particular,
address,
D. 8. BOYER. Pres.
March is. 49,
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Auctioneer. Emanuel Steininger
offers his services to tho people of Sny.
der county as an Auctioneer. Mr.. s
has had considerable experience as NJ
Auc.ioneer. His p. o. address is Mid
dlecreek, Snyder county, Pa.
Feb. l6. CIV. 80.
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NpIroR Posri--Announce Henry
for the ono Of Associate Judge. Mr. Moyef
pos .-sesa III qualifications necessary 10 dis.
cha ge the OF the office with efficiency, n.
deli y Ani rreditably To himself aud cobsiituen.
cy. He isnh upright citizen and = sound he.
publican.
torgn.
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We invite the attention of our read.
ers 10 the advertisement of the Buck.
eye Mfg CO., Marion, Ohio, in another
column. They offer rare inducements
to earn an honest living.
& 1. %. 6m.
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Rheumatism, disordered blood, gem
eral debility. and many chronic dis
eases prououced iucursble, are oflen
cured by Browns Irou Bitters.
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A Large Stock Of Trunks, satchels
and Vslises to be sold at great reduc.
tion. Give me call and be convinced.
MRS. X. MARX, Selinsgroye, Pa.
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SUDDEN DEATH.>--ln Sunbury, on
Thursday night, March 2, 1882, Of
diphtheria. Annie eldest daughter OF
II. r. and Kate Davis, aged about
eleven years. Her reniairs were In
tered ~ sslinsgrove on last Saturday
snsrn o.. Annie was dear girl and
one Of our warmest little friends.
rle nnreuta have nnr hssnsst ..-,.
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Easter comes on April 9th.

Easter comes on April 9th.
Laird's bloom of youih can be had
at Barber & Hassingers.
The farmers are getting ready for
their spring work.
The sallows is finished aud works
like chsrm-say the boys.
Pure Paints and Vsrnishes a special
", at Barber 4 Hsssinger's.
Cleaning up the yards will soon be
I'm order.
Those who think they know pre-
dict q good fruit crop this year.
We have been having some pretty
severe snow storms the past few days.
Many farmers, acting on Horace
Grssley's advice, are going West.
We return thanks to our Akron
friends for copies Of the AKRON DAILY
BEACON.
A great many changes will take
place both In town and In the country
during the coming spring. ss
The smallpox scare, which seems to
have been universal, has almost sub
sldsd and fortunately Snyder county
escaped without a case.
The Marsh furnace, at Northum-
bsrland, will soon 60 into operation
again. A party OF Danville capital
lists will operate 1t.
j. L. Rishl and bride gave q recep-
ton, with a grand supper, to their
friends at the National Hotel one ev-
ening last week.-TIMRs. E
The new postoffice law forbids the
posting OF handbills on the walls OF
rooms or buildings rented by that
branch OF the government.
That Is q pretty specimsn-book we
have received from the Bruce Type
Foundry, New York. We return
thanks for the same.
Eggs will soon be furnished at q
price that can be served with ham or
used a. . regular article OF consump-
tion. Why It u that the price keeps
up - II does. % . qnery on market
daya
A ave year old son Of VIM. Newton
Fisher, on the Isle Of Que, fell from q
wagon upon the bSr Of . jsAting ma
chins and laid open his seull ON top
end back part Of his head - big ~ Z
hand.-TIMss
Pref. Kurssnabe, the music teacher,
known TO many OF our citlsens has
been placed In the asylum owing "a
the unsettled condition OF his mind.
We hops his trouble Is only tempora-
sy.-BiOonsrnLD TIrEs -
.a wAscR sfoInn. --on Thursday
March 3 sous Qas unknown, entered
~ hou1o = Ma Mary Raush In THU
/, rloqe dr1(nG NJ sbssa@1 and stole
~ ollyev vc&@h. The wofeh N,
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Miss Jones declares che will no,
again accompany Mr.. Wlson from
church on rainy day, with her new
hat on, unless he first procures one OF
Sol. Oppenheimer's Celebrated Gossi-
mer Umbrellas which are the best,
cheapest, haudiest umbrellas now
manufactured"
Feb. o. 81
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/ lust received another lot of Elmir
Boots to be closed out with the other
stock at great reduction.
MRS. II. MARX, Selinsgrovc, Pa
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ANNOYANCE Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but thei
premature appearance is annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the an
noyance by promptly restoring tb'
youthful color. March.
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CANDIDATE CARDS !!
I.egis;ls atui'e.

ENor the PosT Please Announce
As . Candidate Tor the Legislature, Mr. Mtlisf's
sbility, popularity and sterling integrity are
we Known and conceded by all. II nominated
WfsT BEAysR
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Truth and Sol Oppenheimer ar,
twin brothers-and If you doubt il, g
and price his goods.
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Doctor Hassinger removed several
small tumon from N. p. Hare's head
Perc. went through the ordeal without
q grunt.
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Trunks! Trunks!

S.4.N--".db. When tcut uou start for KansasS"
AB.-"Neiet Veeh.-but ftntend to 90 to SOL Open
HEIyHER'S, Selisserove, first. to purchase tro No
trunks for myself dndWifc and yon see, must buYa
Ialise for Joe and couple Of Satches for the GIRLS
cdn buy better Goods at oWer prices 0t OLponhsint
srs than Gny1chere else"
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Mn. Pos .--Republicans Of Sly.
IVA der, sAMu.L A, " ErsgL, EkQ., OF Bea
vcrtown will make . strong candidate and Il
nominated and electad is capable OF sdmlnis
tering the Once OF Assocists Judge with honor
to himself and the people,
REPUBLIoAss,
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Judge.

EpIroR Posr Pleas announce @.
lJO. sxkBobD, OF M Iddisbafg, as . suitable
candidate Tor the ONCE ef Assooiats Judge.
MT, sesbold 10 qeAlinsd fot an Intelligent dis
and h . thoroush Rspublicsn. lie 10 an earn :
est iup 'orters cf Republican men AMI meas
ures-.onsst, upright, Intelligent, psrssvsrins
and will make an excellent Officer,
WEST BEAVER,
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A big lot Of Gum Boots and shoes
to be sold at bargains at
MRS. X. MARKS Store.
Selinsgroye, Pa.
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Sol Oppenheimer has REDUCED
GOODS TO LOWEST PRICES. Go
and zoe.
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II will pay every body to cxamin,
the immense Stock of Furniture foj
sale by the Popular Furniture mar
W. ii. FELlX Lcwistown Pa.
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Society Bellies.

On account of its remarkably deli
cate and lasting fragrance sociei,
hcl'rs arc loud in their praises o
Flor. .a t..rN March.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE
hLettsrt OF administration on tho estate Of
Rebecca Waller, late OF Centre twp. snyder
20. Pa, deed, have been granted TO tho under.
signed. All persons knowing themselves in-
debted 70 said estate will please make immedi.
ate payment while thoFe having claims aga inst
said estate will present them for ssttiement tc
NATHANIEL WALLER
Jan. o, isss. AdnInistafior.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-03-16

A new supply Of Tobacco and Cigars
Al Barber 4 Hsssingers