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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-12

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

On tue afternoon of the 9th inst,
in O'Oouovan Rossa's editorial Office
at IA Chambers street, New York, q
desperate attempt was made by
Richard Short to sssassinnto Capt
Thomas Vhelan, Superintendent II
the Kansas City workhouse, an Irish
Hatioaals., against whom the d. na-
mite faction appear to have had a
grudse. He was stabbed il times
with six inch bowie knife, aud af-
Nrwa,d ho shot ut tho man who was
tho assassin Capt. Phelan declared
in an autemortem statement that
the assault was a collDlooded plot
to nl.dsr bin bocause he had re-
vealed, or was accused OF revealing
secrets Of tho Ilish 1nyl3cibles.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

The Supreme Court Of Iowa re-
ce'tly gave just decision in the
case oia woman who applied for
divorce which other young women
disposed to rua considerable risks
in entering the married state should
make note OF. The plea was that
tho husband was confirmed drunk
ard, but it appeared in evidence
that he was drunkard before the
marriage. On this account the ii-
vorce vas refused. The young wo-
man having knowingly married a
drunkard for better or worse" was
required to stand by her bargain
The case might have been different
il she had FIRST reformed her hus-
band OF his bad habit, aud il after
marriage he had relapsed. But
young women aud young men, too,
should understand that marriage 10
the most serious and important of
LIES contracts. and they must look
o long way ahead IL they would
make such contract as they can
hsppil. and completely iulfll.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

The 6im OF Oliver Eros. 6 Pull.
lips, iron and steel manuiacturcrs OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. suspended on the
18th. II is impossible to gress at
the liabilities Of th, frm. They are
reported at from s. 10000 TO So
100000. The local bankers say
there ia sbout a million or q million
and a ha! o. paper he'll there, with
gold collateral for almost al Of it.
LlrGc blocks o'the paper are held
10 the Eastern States, as far east as
Massachusetts,, while very large
sums are carried in New York ani
Philadelphia The drm employed
about 1000 wcrkuan, who are
thrown out Of employment.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
General Grant is ailino both

General Grant is silin8 both in
mind aud in body. lie possessed q
slight conceit OF his business ability
seeing money apparently made so
easily. Now, arising to the sense Of
how mere boy and petty kuave
fooled him, his humiliation would
appeaso his worst enemy. Mrs
Grant cannot be made to under.
stand in tho long run OF luck that it
ia a permanent misfortune. She
says she owns the New York resi-
deuce Grant is related to be OF
broken general confidence add he
sits TO his work of composition with
a sense Of physical suffering. He is,
indeed, some six,y-th:ee years old
His soos are believed to 90 all poor
again, al! out Of job, all expecting
sometbiug in tho way Of suggestion
from tha. luck which tweuty .fouv
years ago touched bottom and ho
eiuca p. ocseled through the deep
seas With the mild equaninity OF a
peail fisher. This lie is slre to
have romance, whatever it may fail
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
RILlQusNESs.
Bilious SYMPTOMS inyariabl'

Bilious symptoms 1nvafiaply
arise from indigestion, such as
furred tongue, vomiting OF bile,
giddiness, sick headache, ir-
regular bowels. The liver Sc
cretes the bile and acts like a
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rites Of the blood. By irregu-
larity In its action or suspen-
sions OF its functions, the bile
Is liable to overflow into the
blood, causing jaundice, sallow
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrhBa, q languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection Of the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by tho
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culverts
and sideways for the outlet
Of disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to cure.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
List Of Grand Lnrors

drawn for Feb. T. 1885, cemmsnoius Mon.
Dreese. Jamos II. Long.
Beaver West-ssmuei Broser, Joseph N.
HaIus. n. NJ. Ulsh, william a. +. CIsb.
Oeptre-Robert Erdley.
Chapman-Jo hn A. Moyer.
Fr, nkiin-Davi& Kers,etter, 1aorgs Sps,ht.
Jsckson-J.R. Yearich, william Sh,liev.
Middlebursh-i.. NJ. Most.:
David Ienter, samuel p. Row, Chries
Perty-john n. Arbosasi, Jacob Reichen.
bach.
Sci, ,nagrove-. Wells q. Hoius, Luther Myers.
UniSn-Geofge =. Mitchell, Jacot L5ngaere.
List Petit Jnror.
drawn for Fob. T. 1855, &C mmeneing Mon.
day, "a.
Ad'T,.J ,,. 4 pa. P,ntsr % josiah Blns'man'
Beayet--John W. Binaamar, In mes Drec.e.
william Dreese, Rosw ~ Hr oss William
kellr, Samuel Siumpn, John Scham'
Beayor wes.-uenry 7. Arbo asst, Frank
Decker, jesse Knepp.
Cent'e-J. T.. u olig
Uh,pmeu--John B.ckri. Pairick brown. Dan.
iel BChhor, Jnhn A. foetor. JsocJ PJrit
iine, Georgo Rile.
fra Liin-I. Merri B,rber, 7. 4. Sch och.
'ackson Morris Erjley, wiili,n X. Fetttr,
Md ,lo5ursh"W. W. Bowen. Peter rra,n.
Mid ilecreek- .miu iiunmei, James
Monroe.wrI,m N sloa-, rboma. wa.
Pc hs-Wiilian Adams, Jesse HaIman.
Perry -lacob Sh fer.
Perry west-neorge q. strawser.
selinsxroye.P. X. Bieoker, Jacob q. Keller,
union-tIunry p. Charie., Beti,m,o u. Melt,
Washiugtop-.Iohn A rboiost John Il. BIckel
Y. v. H,llhi,h %. ". Meuges, Daniel
Roush, Abraham Vert. C.l'in +. Moyst.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

The Philadelphia Press remarks
that the Trade Dollar bill in the
Senate Finance Committee awaits
tho -ra'pyn, i.&;enat9E Jones, sna he
Senator to succeed the Hon. John
7. Jones. When he returns, in two
weeks or mouth hence, il no other
member Of the Finance Comm ittoe
has a senatorial election or other
business to take him away, tho Com
mittee will perhnps consider the
trade dollar question, and, If a ma-
iority can agree on any definite
measure, bill! may be reported near
the close OF the session, too late to
have any chance OF passage by tue
present Congress.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
~-~sy<~niSrx-~~s

About 20J grinders in tho Oliver
Called Plough Works, at South
Bend, Ipd., struck on tho afternoon
OF tho Is y. Ar,niug themselves
with iron rods ani clujs, they
marched to the other departments
Of the factory and forced the other
employees to quit work. Where the
men refused to Do 40 they were at.
tackled ali brutally beaten. The
belts were cut, Nnl tho rioters fual-
ly went to the engine room anil
forced ROBBERS, tho engineer to shut
down. The rioters hal full sway,
destroying several thousand dollars
worth OF property until checked by
the arrival of tue Veteran Guards,
which had boeu ordered out by tho
Sheriff.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

schuSler C,lfax died suddenly
in the Uuion Depot at Maukata,
Miuu., on tho l3,h. lie had lec.ur
ed there the night before a1d Gu
terea tho depot at lao p. m., to
take the ,raiu Tor st. Paul. lie ar
rived on the Milsaukee anl St.
Paul roa1 from the East and walked
to the Omaha depot, a distance o.
three-fourths o! q mile. After ar
riving at the depot he lived only
about Hve miol:es. Il is Supposed
that the ex,rems cold, the subse-
9lent heat aud over-exertiop caused
sloppage o: tho flow 81 blood to
the Leart. Nr, Colfax was passing
through Mankato on a business trip
az be hal largo business interests in
tue Northwest. On arriving at the
Omaha depot he entered tho waiting
room, set bis satchel down, and
stepping down, over to the window
looked out. People 10 tho depot
noticed that be lookel pale aud
brea.hed fast, as though lie bad
walked rapidly, but otherwise he
appeared in excellent health. After
gazing out Of the window O short
time he returned to his seat and sat
down, crossing bis legs, Ia MON
ent the agent and what few passen.
gers we're 10 the depot were startle d
and alarmed to see him fall sudden.
!! !vrward to the aoor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
THE CONFEDERATE BATTLE.
FLAG

A Washington letter TO q Cleve-
land paper says: 81 saw 6 eueral Joe
Johnston on the street to-day. He
is as straight as an arrow, and the
only sign OF age is seen in bis silky
gray hai-, which flows in silvery
curls almost to his shoulders, and
his full gray beard. Otherwise, he
might pass for 3 young man. His
dignifed step is firm, bis eyes bright
and his health apparently perfect.
He is now seventy.seven years OF
age, but does not look over sixty.
he lives on Connecticut avenue, Que
of tue swell streets Of tho Capital.
and is, I suppose, in comfortable
circumstances. I called upon him
to ask him about the origin OF the
Confederate battle. flag, now over q
year ago. He told me then it was
only partially his design. Said he !:
AT the battle Of Manassas you
Northerners call it Ball Ruu-the
stars aud Lars proved q failure bo-
cause they were so much ike the
Union colots. Indeed, both armies
mistook their enemies for frie ,ds
vico verso. After The battle had
resolved 10 diecsrd this flag and
called for each regiment to p;ccur,
its State colors. This they were mol
able to do, and asked the army fol
designs. Among those presented
one by General Beauregard was
chosen, and | altered this only il
making it square instead OF oblopg
This hag was afterwsrd adopted by
the Confederate armies generally
II was q Greek cross OF blue on {
red field, with white stars on til,
blue bars. This flag was designat.
ed by Colonel Walton, Of Louisi.
ana, and by him presented to Gener'
al Beauregard.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

The evil effects Of sending the
Liberty Bell TO New Orleans are
already beginning to appear, Nc
Connel.sburg, the seat Of justice Of
Fulton county, is preparing to cele
brate its centennial next year and
talks Of applying for tho loan Of the
bell. There may be good many
towns 10 Pennsylvania which are
over one hundred years old, bat
when il is considered how many
there are which have yet to celebrate
their centennial and which will do 60
il they eau get tue bell and adver-
tise themselves thereby, tue fearful
consequences Of Tia late rash act OF
Councils csn be dimly f1reseen: We
ehall have paper-mache model OF
tho bell made li'essjzs, to be loaned
for centennial occasions, crack and
all
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
J. D,nali cama;'n again su;:assfal
II tio u. S Saaa:.orsiaip

HAREisBURG Pa, JAM, 16, 80.
The Republican caucus for the
election OF United States senator to
succeed Hoa. J, Donald Cameron
VAS held at tho Capital yesterday
afternoon. The opposition to bis
being his own successor, which was
claimed to be very strong, did no..
chow up with any force, and after n
session Of four hours, during which
there was the utmost fres1om OF
speech allowed and INDUCED 10 by
representatives Of the favori.es and
opponents OF Senator Cameron, lie
was almost unanimously selectel as
the ,chgic Of tho party. and he will
'~-anrs'o:'y1-Tnt"cc'a.~..t!s t!s1 -uv,,,l
on Thursday Jan. q. There were
some bitter speeches INDUCED in,
and threats made Of bolt upon the
part OF the anti Cameron men, but
it is fair to presume that with one
or two exceptions, notably Senator'S
Emory and Agnew, who openly said
they could rot aud would not sup.
port him under any circumstances,
ho will receive the entire party snp-
port The proceedings at times
were humorous and at others assum,
ed shape thai indicated trouble
within the party. Such however,
cannot result, rs there is little room
TO doubt but what the ve:y narrow
gap that exists bstwsen some mon
bers OF the prc.v viii be filly c!ossl
by making General Beaver the un-
animous choice OF the R.pabl,caas
for governor in 1886, aud thereby
secniog h.s e ection by an over-
whel mig majority.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
Key West ia one OF The most ne |

Key West is one Of The most pc
culiar cities 10 the world. 1t hss o
OF more than $4,000,
principally Nhites, but has no chim-
neys. no show windows, no brick
blocks, no fine buildings, no planning
mills, no steam mills, no machine
shops, no farmers driving in with
loaded teams, no country roads, nc
railroads, no rattle of machinery, DO
noise OF any kind, except the beat
ing OF the waves against the coral
sound shores, aud yet Key West, for
it's size, does very large msuufac-
turing aud shipping business.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
CAUTION NOTICE..

Notice I, hereby fivNn that hive purchas.
oil at CoSstable sac. OF Daniel lergor, Z.
Chairs, Table, ''lllerent lots CT Orrpe'
Chest. BEDS, Clotua huts' Lot Potatoes
Grind Stone, Lot cOrr.2 Axes, % Acres oi
train, in grouni, Sow, Two bor wagon
Famine Mn. Ut of oats, h,y Rake, Cditt
vat r, HaI ~, Spring Wagon. Grain ilril
Set Htv la lie 'ow, Set HlrueSs, W ~
Ma -, Horse, - Cows Heiiers, talN
straw Gu ter, Corn !.antnr, -, OF Chi'keus,
Coal stove, Lounge. l ave lct the above
named articles H. the custody ot ths HJ,i Dan
iol N.rgrr aud loaned tue samo to him. All
uorsOus are warned not tO interior" with ile
same SAMUEL WllIENMNEk.
Ian 40 ar
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
To All Xan.inu EmDloyment.

We want Live Energetic ana Capsblc
Agents In every county i1 tho United States
aud Oanaia, tiSeli n patent article OF greet
morit, on Its merits. An article havinKA are
sale, paying over 100 per cont. pront, Having
no competition, ana on vhirh tho ayent Is urn.
tested In tho exclusive ssle by n decd piv-n
Tor each AMI ever county he may se"uro from
ne. with all these Pdvsntagcs to onr apep,s
and the tact lhat II Is an article that can 10
sold to eyery houseowrer, II might not no ne.
Ce-sary to make an extraordinary ofi.ru To
secure good agents at once, but we have con.
cluded to make u to show not oulv our con
douce In the merits ofuur invention, bat In
lts sNl,Dility Iy any agent thtt VIII handle It
wtb energy. our agents now at w,rk are
making from 800 - S6iu month G ear, and
this fact makes II safe for us to make ou. on
to all who are out nf employment. An agent
tlat VIII ave our business thirty DAYS trial
aud fail to clear Ut loast tlLU In this time
thovo all expenses can return all goods up.
ruii to Nd III We will rcfund o mIney patti
lor them. Any ngcnt or general agent who
would like ten or moo counties ami WORK
them through sun.Rgsn's Tor ninety dtys aud
full to Hear 1T least 800 above all oxpepse-
can return all uns1ld and get their money
back. No Other employer ci sxonts ever Il. rod
to make such enoIs, nor would we II We tIi
not know that We have agents now making
more than douol" the amount We guaranteed,
and UT two sal sn day wOull CIV % prJht o
nvet s25 u month and that one OF our urnts
10 ol.htcen orders in ono day. our l,rge
doserlTu'e CT cllars eS lain our oH-r iuiiy,
hnl es" Nc irh io So Il to Overcome out OF
enpioymeu. y. o will seud US t. % one ceut
"a '.np' I postl se"d nt once aud seciro
tle zen In me for tho boom, ald 20 Nora
o. ;Ae te ,ns named IN our Q tr q dIiary offer.
We would Ike u have the AL igcts { nll tho
agents, sewing ma hluc solicitors npd carUcn.
Ne Z" 10 the country, and R-k any resdor ut t'ts
paper who reads this offer, to send US M one
the rsmo and address OF such they kLOw
Address at once, or you viii luso tho best
orutoe ever OIL rcd to those ont OF emp o. q.
mo Il TO ma money.
R..NsEE NJ i,uFACTUR1NG Co,
l1t -tni.GuUld ST, I'ittsbIry. PA
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
IN Me matter of The E.tat of Frcderick
BowerSp.r, late of Centre hro., Sng-
der fnu1tU D,, J,r'J

BoWerSpr. late of Centre hcp., !sug-
d'r fo,Uitg. Pd d,cd.
| To Nathaniel BrwersoI, who resides IN rfr.s
township, tentr- county. Pa. ard whose y a
addressis Vol Store, George Bowor-ox who
resides at SchOolcrat, Michigan, Cornelius
BowrfsoS, who resides Ia Centre tnvpaLip
snyder county, Pa, Gabrael Blwcrso,, wI'r
resides In trankiin toNnshlp, Snyder count,
Ia, LachaTfss BowersoX, VINO resides Al Thr.
hivers' Miel, Mary Ann, intermarrt,d with
heuIamin Eisenhower, Of Three Rivers, MIrb
Sarsh. internarrIei With Jon Dre-se, Adar.s
township. snyder county, Pa, Loyino. Inter.
married with William IA Coleman, OF Adam.
township Snyder county Pa, Phineus How.
ersox OF FRANKLIN township, Sn yder county, Pa
Iharles Grimm, son OF Lucy kun, a deceased
ddugnter OF said Frederick BowersoI, who re-.
sides In B'a or township, Snyder county pa.
anl has for his guardian Adam u. walter oil
snyder County, Pa, Leirs aud legal reprssen.
tative' of Frederick BowsrsON, Usntre town.
snip snyder County, Pa, decd.
You are hereby cited 10 be and apnoer ho
Tore the judges Of our Orphans Court, AZ an
orphans CUur. TO he held at Middeburv on
tho ith Monday OF Feb. a, u Issiat 10 oiclocE
In tho forenoon, then md there 20 accent nr
leidse to take the Real Estate OF said Fredcrirk
I'oweTsox, deed at tho appraised valuation
put upon Il by an Inquest duly awarded by
Ihe said Court, and returned by the Sheriff o5
SAID county, OF show cause why the same
'hould not be sold. Aud hereof fail not
= wines the Hon Joseph q Buch,r, ESQ
PRESIDENT OF our said Court, at Middloburuh
his sth day Of Dec. a, ID. 1874.
GROUSE, Clerk q. o.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

The other day, a clelk in the GUS
tom-house pointed to another en-
ployee, and said to friend. "He
is great artist" Indeed?
never know he used his pencil at oil,
"Oh, yes, he's fine; come down some
day and see him draw his salary
It's the best thing he does"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
T ICENE NOTICE.-Notice is
TRll9lST FEB. T--1a85.

y. q. Bltman, Va. Jane Gotshall and
lssnc Bacht'
John Crutank tai VS., q. W. Klaso ct
al.
Oar 'irFtol. Ku'p Curtis, u. McwilIisms
and NJ. l., kConnel, vs.. Samuel Bowen,
SyiSesier Bla aho Frederic Kline.
Reuben FISHER, VS.. Daniel Bolen der.
Henry Kdvs. jeremiah Bowen.
Hen ry Kelv jeremiah Bowen.
Vslentindalter, vs.. Cornelius II. Duuxel.
berger.
George Rpoh, vs. J. Y, II. Moyer.
The sbov\ses are at issue and for trial at
Feb. Term.
J.OROUSE, Proth'y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22

Fairbanks, Morse Il Co OF Chica.
20, ou the 1lh inst. won their suit
against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. The complaint
was that message was made to or
der $50 feet Of fvc.inch pressure
pipe for the Dakota ponltentiary
instead Of that quantity Of two-inch
pipe. The suit was for the freight
to Dakota aud back for the five-nch
pipe. The lower court gavo juds-
mont for Sl35, aud the Appellate
judges concur in the decision, hold
ing that the iron clad conditions ip
small type at the top Of the blank
usel for kilograms must be shown
to have been thoroughly understood
in order to make the signing OF the
blank a contract.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
OAUTIOH NOTICE.

Notise Is hereby given chat I have pursn.,.
Sos, 10 aud y, Feb. r. I-s6, Of Sbi,sm.n
BEAVER, sleigh, spring wagon. suEsy' nav
sono, @ euiihater, shs slborrow, sled, Iso orss
ssarooss, sorrel msrs, black mare, sisci col,
prSTn cow Waite oow, brown balI, black sa III,
boa,l tou henef, red calf grain IA tho Rround. ]
no6s, hoHs, harrow, TX. rssper IA. Iork
,stge cultiVator, n bu, OF osts, 200 bu of aorn
10 ou o. potatoes, grind stone, grain ersdIe,
cnap S .hss, liable set chairs and rocking chair
o0ai stove ard pipe, . bsdstsads and befd,na
slIgie psdslsad, 20 yds OF carpet, Wilson ssw.
,ps maehine, desk, gun, bureau, barrel and
p,mss mnnssn earreis, l,ub. have lsft tho above
unnou Articles In the custody OF tha ssiI
rhienan Beaver and loaned iLe s.ms 10
nm, nm an persons are warned not to Interfere
Jap, s, ea. MICuAuI " Dv.yxD
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
ChUI.C:. NcjlCE.

Notice Ia horeby given that have pnrchas
ell at Constable sale ot Dtaiol Yergsr, Lpuuge
2 Beds. Clock, Lot Of Carpet Table. LntO
PORK, Double and single freo, ron tottlc,
Shoats Thre"hi"g Machine, Slct, B1gg F..
sleigh. al ivatOrs, - 'er, N'rn Plan . .
Ian Roller, n i's'. / hsvs lei. hs abOy
named art ces In tho cr't'dE # the sNii u n.
isl Norgsr and loaned he 'Sms T. IL
personss.o ~a.ned not TO H. e,fe q wi;h TIE
ssun. JAMES BOLrI(iEf.
Jan2' rs
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
CORNISH, CURTIS L GREENE, Fort Atkinson, vi,
\IOTlCE is herahy riyen that ih

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following Widows Appraisemepts under
the t700 Law, have been hled with the CLERK oi
hrmation ON Monday, the. 23Id day OF Feb
next.
Appraisement Of Mary r. wundcrIv, widow
OF l. Is. Wunderly, late oi middleourgh, doc'd.
Apprsisemeut OF Catherine Sheafer widow
OF wilson Sheaher, late OF Perry township
deo'd.
Appraisement OF Sarah ahsltsry widow of
Frederick Shstterley late Of Perry township,
decd.
ApprAissment OF Amelia Bt,eer. widow OF
fiererict Biissr late Of jackson TOW Wpship
cd.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
Ghs Mioblsburgh Z ust
BY
II. IL. IIAETICIS.
Subscription $3.50 Per Year.
BATES OF ADVERTISING :

The bill placing Gen. Grant on
the retired list Of the Amy passed
the Senate on the 1ith, with ouly
nine votes in the negative. OF these
nine votes two were cast by Nortb>
ern Senator's s-Peudleton, Of Ohio,
aud Slater, OF Oregon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
Court Proclamation

" HEREAS the Hon. Joseph c
w Buuher President IgdSs ot the Iuii
clsl District composed Of the counties Of Soyde
Joion and MiNin and sawue A. We sci aud
jacob A. Smitp. Esqs. Associate Judges IN
and tor snyder county have isspod their FRO
cent bearing ltte the 2J.h day OF Jan. A. u
iss., to me irscted for ; o holding Il An or.
phans court. court Of Common T. cas-, court
OF oyer and Term ner and General court OF
Quarter sessions OF tue peace at tiiddlrburgh
Tor the county OF snyder; on ,ha th Mon tay
tbeluv Tue 11rj lay )f Feb. l6),) and c)ntilue
Uns week.
Notice Il therefore hereby given to the Coro.
ner, lusticeI th3 enrea tOnstables In
and for che county o: hyde 20 appe,r IN their
proper persons with th,lr OTIS tecut,s inqui-
sitions, examinations and other ememhr noes
to those things 10 their Offices and n tlclr be-
half pertain to he done and " 'nesses AMI per.
pOna prosecu'i X In bshal' OF tbs ommOn.
wealth sgaiD It any persons rre required to bs
then and there attending ami noe departing
without leave at their rerll. Justices are re.
quested TO be punriual In their attendance 81
the appointed time Agreeahly TO notice.
Givcn under my hand and seal At tho Sher.
ms otlico In MidloOurg, t's 2!nd day ol Jan.
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
sighty.nve.
NER d. MIDDLESwARrH, Shcrir.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-01-22
blTOR'S NOTICE.
Ia Tie late of John K,J,ns. d

IL tie ate Of John K'd,nS, decd.
The undtned, auditor appointed by 'he
OTp2sps' a. OF Snyder Go, to ascertain ami
determine plains q. ,aiust the estate OF [ q
above osctt, to mage distribution of tho
personal al pa funds OF said e'tate, and to
hx tue amoJof the widows dover, AID eI
the bonds / mortgages to DO given To the
widow audfs, alterps z OF the debts md
expense otiit, kc,, Will stteud to the dn.
tics OF MS lintment At the once OF T. j.
smith, T. p Middleburgh, Pa, on FRI
DAY, AIRY 80, 1856. at 10 O'Clock, .. IN
whsp aud 10 oil psrtiss are requested to
present TIL eaius before the uudsrsik cd.
or 10 iose Ter dsbsrrsd from coming in
CHAs. r. ULERIOH,
Dtc'S, Audit or