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WANTED

no EXCHANGE, for Fruit Farm in Della
J. ware, a Hotel, beautifully situated in a
Lawn and surrounded by shrubbery and
located in q fine business centre, doing a
flrst-class trade. 1t contains an Office, Bar
room, Parlor, with Slate Mantle; Dining
Room, Kitchen, and II Sleeping Rooms; also,
a Bottling, 2 Ice, Wash, Smoke, Wood, Coal
and Hen Houses and a Fine Refrigerator
Also, a Large Barn, 80 by 40 feet, and Shed, 20
by 40 feet. Address, Box 346,
March 23m BELLEF0NTE, PA,
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AMONG Speaker Keifer's last official
acts was one compelling the resigna-
tion Of House stenographer in order
to give his nephew nice easy place in
which be will have nothing to do but
draw the salary of the Office until the
meeting Of the new Congress in De
pnmhpr
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THERE is one Wilmington butcher
who will not hereafter keep his money
under his mattress. Some folks believe
that money hid under a mattress or pill
low, or in bureau drawer, is as secure
as in bank, until thief comes in and
convinces them of their mistake.
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ONE ball from pistol fired in Paris,
Texas, killed a merchant and a boot
black, and wounded a travelling drum
mer. 1t is next to impossible to shoot
a merchant without striking a travelling
drummer.
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ONLY about half of the nine thou
sand newspapers printed in the United
States have announced that Wiggins'
storm is postponed on account of the
weather. - but the returns are not near
all in yet. 1t is hardly safe to use it
now as an original remark.
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THE residence of Mr., Simon Cronise,
near New Market, Nd, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday. Mrs. Gro
Mise, who had made heroic attemps to
save the children, perished in the flames
with one of them, her escape being cut
off by a deaf mute who blocked up the
only avenue in his terror,
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Now that Congress has adjourned we
ought to have day of thanksgiving.
But maybe it will be better to wait IN
til the State Lawmakers come home,
and then have one job of our thanks
oivinO
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HEREAFTER the poor crow in Sussex
county is to be wanderer with a price
set upon his head.
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IT IS to be hoped that the Speakers
chair Of the House Of Representatives
at Washington will never be disgraced
by a second edition Of Keifer.
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EX-SENATOR DAVID DAVIS has
chartered a special Pullman palace car
and gone south to be married to the
girl of his choice,
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In THE next United States House Of
Representatives there will be 1872 DEM
ocrats, 1877 Republicans and Read
justers, four Independents and two
Greenbackers.
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THURSDAY.

In the Senate the bill to amend the
charter of Middletown was introduced.
The bill abolishing tax on lawyers and
physicians was made special order for
Tuesday afternoon. The Senate bill
amending the charter of New Castle
was passed. In the House Mr.. Bates
gave notice of an amendment to Article
6 Of the Constitution, contemplating a
change in the judiciary. A bill proYid-
ing for a park in Wilmington was
passed. DR.. Crawford gave notice in
the House of a bill authorizing the
Levy Court Of New Castle county to
borrow S200,0 900 at interest not exceed
ing five per cent. per annum, for the
purpose of paying off the floating in
debtedness of New Castle county.
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81 90 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

To Ts.-Communications on
topics of local interest are always welcome,
to the point. We do not hold ourselves re.
sponsible for the views of correspondents
Anonymous articles will receive no attention,
tor.
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JAMES S. BOYNTON was inaugurated
Governor of Georgia on Monday. The
funeral of the late Governor Stephens
took place yesterday.
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AFTER securely tying up the watch
man of Springfield Mass, jewelry
store three adroit burglars broke open
the safe and obtained $4,000 worth of
diamonds and watches,
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Sliddletorun advertisements.
GU D YES !!
AT
S. M. Re ynolds & Co.'S.

Forty-five Pairs Three-button Kid Gloves re-
duced from 70 cents to 80 cents.
Forty-six Pairs Three-button Undressed Kid
Gloves, spring colors, reduced from IS to
65 cents.
ll6 Pairs Two button Best Quality Kid Gloves
reduced from 81 90 to 70 cents.
143 Pairs Three-button Best Quality Kid
Gloves reduced from $l.25 to $10O.
Ninety Pairs Five-hook Kid Gloves reduced
from $l.3s to $l.l5.
Thirty-seven Pairs Five-hook Kid Gloves re-
duced from $3.50 to $l.25.
Seventeen Pairs Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in
eolors, at $l.35.
Thirty Pairs Kid Gloves. slightly soiled, at
25 cents.
Thirty y-eight Pairs One Band Fleeced-lined
Gloves reduced from 20 to Is cents.
Twenty-nine Pairs Two Band FIeeced-Ifned
Gloves reduced from 25 to Is cents.
Seventeen Pairs Three Band Fleeced-Iined
Gloves reduced from 45 to 35 cents.
Twenty Pairs Four Band Fleeced-linedG Gloves
reduced from 80 to 40 cents.
Twenty-three Pairs Ribbed-top Fleeced-Iined
Gloves reduced from 35 to 25 cents.
Thirteen Pairs Misses Laced-top Fleeced-
lined Gloves reduced from So to 40 cents.
Twelve Pairs Misses Two Band Fleeced-Iined
Gloves reduced from 80 to 30 cents.
Twenty-Five Pairs Ladies' Cloth Cloves
Fleeced-lined, reduced from 20 to % cents.
Forty-two Pairs Child's Woolen Mitts at re-
duced prices.
sixty-four Pairs Mems Cloth Gloves at 80, 40
cents and upwards
Seventy-seven Pairs Mems Sheep GauntIets
at p, 80 cents and upwards.
Forty Pairs Mems Kid Gloves at $1.OO, s1.25
and $I.50.
Mems Castor Gloves, one and two button, at
$l.25 to $l.5O.
Mems Fleece-lined Gloves at 20, %, 40 cents
and upwards.
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FADED ARTICLES of all kinds restored to their
original beauty by Diamond Dyes. Perfect
and simple 10 cents, at all druggists
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''BUcHUPA1BA. Quick, complete
cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
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Legislative Notes.
MONDAY.


The House agreed to the joint reso-
luton, adopted by the Senate last week,
not to receive any new business of a
private nature after March 25. The
bill giving a bounty of five cents for
each crow killed in Sussex county was
passed. In the Senate Mr.. Cooper
gave notice of bill to allow the New
Castle Board of Education to raise
Sc, 900 by taxation, instead Of $4 900.
TUESDAY.
The Senate bill in reference to con-
tested elections was amended by strik-
ing out the clause making it retroactive
and applicable to the New Castle county
sheriffalty contest, and by stipulating
that any electnr cOntesting an election
shall give security to cover costs Of
suit. The bill as amended was passed,
Mr.. Belts voting no.-In the House
the bill abolishing whipping in cases of
murder in the second degree and Mr..
loves bill for the protection of game
were passed. Petitions were presented
as follows: Topay the members of the
New Castle Levy Court regular sal
ary instead of a per diem; asking that
a constitutional convention be called,
and praying that all railroads be COM
PEELED to cross public roads above OF
below grade, or to erect safety gates at
such crossings.
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As A TRUE and efficient tonic, and
one that excels all other iron medi-
cines, take Browns Iron Bitters.
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The Public is requested carefully to notice
the nelU and enlarged Scheme to be drG10n
Monthly.
~ CAPITAL PRIZE, S75 ,OOO7Ga
Tickets only s5. Shares In proportion.
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TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY.

In the Senate notice was given. Of a
bill by Mr.. Belts, authorizing the Levy
Court of New Castle county to borrow
S290.000 to complete the new aims
house and pay off the floating indebted
ness of the Trustees of the Poor; pro-
hibiting the Trustees of the Poor to
borrow money and vesting title of un-
sold almshouse property in Wilmington
in H. G. Banning, E. T. Bellah, J. L.
Carpenter, Jr., William G. Lodge and
Victor DUPONT as trustees, to be sold
within five years. In the House the
bills were passed divorcing James Tat
man from his wife, Catherine G. Tat
man amending the charter Of Middle
town and providing for the vaccination
of children in the public schools. Dr..
Mustard introduced a bill touching
scholarships in Delaware College. 1t
provides for the appointment of one
student from each hundred in the State
on competitive examination, the rules
for the same to be prescribed by the
State Board of Education. The State
is to pay for the instruction Of all these
students, who are to pledge themselves
to teach in the public schools of the
State for two years after graduation.
The cost to the State for each pupil
would be about 500 per annum.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAR. 9, 1883.
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cAetu advertisements.
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THE BOOKS for the Sale of 18th Series Stool,
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Wednesday, March IA, 1888, at o'clock, A. nj.
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TO Painters and Others.

ALEXANDER MoNRo, Practical Grainer
from New York. Any one wishing a good
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ADAM5BUIa NEWS.

Some of the oldest citizens say the,
never saw so stormy day as we had
on Monday. The two large pine trees
IN front of the residcEce of |. Getg
were blown down.
The Adamsburg Cornet Band have
again chosen their old leader w. p
Gross, who had to resign about a ycnr
ago on account of ill-health. The
band has also added several new
members, making sixteen in all.
Samuel i. Aurand and family moy.
ed to Wells Tannery, Fulton county.
ia, on Tuesday, to take charge of
the Steam Saw Mill formerly superin.
tended by Jacob Fillman. We nre
sorry to loose Mr.. A. as he was good
citizen and a Kind neighbor, but the
citizens of Wells Tanncry can feel
proud that he has moved in their
midst.
D. r. Forrestermoved into the house
vacated by 5. +. Aurand. AM.
Forester took charge of the confec-
tionery shop, with Mr.. Wabblebacl<
as head clerk. This is now the place
TO buy your sweet-meats.
Rev. H. +, Hassinger of Newton.
Kansas, has come east to see his MANY
friends. Mr.. ii. is hale and hearty
and looks as though the west agreed
with him.
Daniel Seal has gone to Williams
bury. We do not know on what bus.
ness, but we think he is looking for
some one who will make him a good
fraw.
Isaac Wetzol who has been sick for
the past two weeks is able to be up
again.
The hog committee Is on duty. Will
give report next week.
ANON.
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BEAvERTowN JoTTINas.

John Mideleswarth has moved into
his new house on West street.
Ephraim Kline has begun the cree
tion of II new house near the west enc
of Walnut street.
Samuel Shook is erecting an addi
tion to his house and otherwise i'm
proving his residence.
Albert Engle, Charles Bingman,
and William Howell caught three fox
es In about four hours, on Saturday.
ii. |. Romig, the manufacturer of
the Double Spiral Bed Spring, has
been in town, and has sappointcd s. G..
Wcik his agent.
The Democrats in this section have
all been up Salt river.
jerome Aigler raised u radish that
weighed til pounds.
Hog cholera has somewhat revived
again.
n 81. Carpenter has lost twenty one
hogs during the summer and fall
Tho new brici> pavement ia front of
John =. Smiths residence improves
the side walk.
Caleb Shirli and wife of Richfcld
have visited friends In town.
John Rumstinc. operator nt Bed
ford, has visited friends in Beaver
town.
Master Frank Simpson Of Sc,ins
grove is the guest Of Judge Middlcs
warth.
Mrs Ruben Klosc and her daughter.
Mrs. Adan Smith, of Adamsburg ar,
visiting friends in town.
John - Smith made n business
trip To- Philadelphia last week.
N"r Smith and wife are visiting
friends in Centre county.
The new railroad is in running or
der FOR some distance from the noun
tain. Parties going to the mountain
for whortlrhcrries next summer will
iiud it To their interest To secure a
passage over this road.
The latest fraud perprtrntcd at this
plac" was that uf a yuung man who
sold kind Of plaster, which he war
rantcd TO remove corus and warts in
eight hours He promised To stay
several days and refund the money if
they wcr" not removed but hr sud
denly disappeared without paying hi.
board. The plaster is thought to be
patent wagon grease.
The B"Gvcrtown Literary Society
has been re.organilcd 10y the young
men of town.
ON Tuesday Rev. Honcycut moved
from misplace to Addum>hurg. We
are sorry to loose so valuable and
"a citizen.
ON Tuesday one of Berry II Hass's
mules had his lcg broken while com
inE from the mouutpin The poor
creature was killed then and there.
RErORrER.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-11-15
cENT2LVILLT GOSSIP.

Rev. II W. Gross has had very
interesting protrartcd meeting at
BowcrsoN's church, three miles south
east Of this place. About forty per
SONS were converted.
j. u. Hartman recently took Il bus.
mess trip To Harrisburg.
Communion services were held in
the Union Church ON SUNDAY bv Rev.
!, u. D~iN Jue Reformed pastor.
The chronic weather grumblcr i
about to change his croak from too
Wnrm To too cold"
Isaiah Howrrsov of Paxtonyjllc
worshipcd here on last Sunday a
week.
Now the long. cool evenings are up-
on Us, it behooves us who are parents
to look well to it that we know where
the boys are after dark.
Looks well in his new hat-U C.,
Samr-,ll
J. g. Meyer, and Alfred Troxel, of
'r"NcIviil" were in town on Sunday.
Parents, visit our schools and see
bow young ideas shoot"
Chicken coicra is stiIl about these
"digEenS.' He collars them by the
neck so that they make no noise.
j, II. Hartman, Hophni Smnpsel
Levi MGSScr, Henry +. Long aud Gid
con rex OF this place are taking in
the hunting excursion to the White
Deer mountains, this week. Hone
they may get some fine venison.
VIII Cap the huckster, explain why
eggs command such exalted prices.
REPORTER.
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ON,s.

Onas You are correct. The Law re
.quires the county institute TO be IL
session five days Of course. time al
lowed for going and coming. How
the boards of dirccto!s can allow
teachers five days when they only at
tend institute three; is "a thing we can
not explain We refer the question
% the Co. Supt, who in his great
wisdom is perhaps able TO cNplaiu
ANYTHING. Our opinion however /.
tina, he has kind Of II hog law Of hi,
own.
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For the Posr.
THE SNYDER CO., INSTITUTE.

We understand the Co, iaftitute,
this year is to be held between Christ
mas and New Yea. Il ls certainly at
the wrong time. The Pcnna, School
law says. "ttdt Co., institute shall b.
ia session at least frc days. AS Christ
mas occurs on Tuesday, 'he institute
will be in session only about two days.
The first day will be con.umed iu the
organization, we venture % say that
about one-half of the teachers will be
present on the last day. OF all the
institutes held ia tie s-Sato. The
Snyder Co is the only one held at that
time. We suppose the time for al
journnont this year will be the
same rs last year. The Co., Supt.,
should take notice of this and recon
-iicr it. Justice and the Board Of
directors are no, satisfied.
ONAs.
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"When Greece her knees-Greece
knees Greece her knees, stammercd
an embarrassed school-boy, forgetting
the next line of hjs recitation. There
is no occasion tc grease anybodv's
knees shouted his teacher 900
study your piece Neither Is there
occasion to grease your hair. Park
er's Hair Balsam is all the dressing
you want. Restores the original gloss
and color TO gray or faded hair. Does
not soil the linen; not dye; good for
the scalp; prevents falling out.
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Farm AT PRIVATE SALE. The nm
derSiSnod offers a valuable fnrn ut
priNat" sale, situate near Hartleton.
Union county Pa. Terms reasonable
conditions easy. Call on on address
w, Ii. HARrER,
llartleton, Pa.
Ecv, j. u. Shindcl had his houyn "c
painted on West Main street. quite
an Improvement
From n communication received
from Jackson township, we learn that
the Union "ebating Lyceum Of that
township has been REQ gnaizei. For
want of space We are unable to pub
lish all pertaining to it.
Another reduction in carpets for
Sixty Days Cnly.