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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
AN ATLANTA MAN CURED OF FITS IN
A LAUGHABLE MANNER,
Hartwell ga Sun,

Everybody about Hartwell knows
John Dunn. John, although scarce
ly out of his teens, is all of six feet in
his stockings and has as good a
stock OF Drawn and muscle as any,
body Of his age and size. He is a
perfect specimen physically of the
genus homo, and we doubt if a man
in Hart can ''homo' corn and cotton
than he.
John gives vivid description of
his experience while in prison in At
lenta for an infringement of the
revenue laws" which is but a deli
cate way of informing the public that
he had been engaged in the moon
shine business.
After John had served his time.
and was told to go and sin no more.
he determined to stay one night in
the great Southern metropolis as a
free man. AS Johns purse was rath-
er depleted, he began to search for a
cheap boarding house. A man re-
ferred him to widow lady's house,
where he secured supper, lodging and
breakfast, all for the moderate charge
of % cents. The widow informed
him that robberies were frequent.
and that if he had any money he had
better give it to her for safe keeping.
John handed over 81, the extent of
his worldly afiluencc.
John was put in a room with sew
eral sinister looking individuals, and
he felt "sorter Uneasy" They want
ed to put out the light at bed time.
but John avowed he couldn't see to
sleep at night without light, and
they let him have his way about it.
John occupied bed to himself. and
the others another bed. One of them
remarked that he was subject to fits,
and asked if he should have one in
the night, for the crowd to catch him
and hold him, to keep him from hurt
ing anybody.
John retired, but not to sleep. Wis
ions of robbery and murder thronged
his brain, and he got more "oneasy."
He kept one eye fixed with dread fas-
cination on the other bed.
Along about midnight he saw the
quilts on the other bed suddenly be-
gin to shiver and jerk, and all the
men jumped out of bed, crying out:
"He's got a fit He's got fit!
Come and help US hold him -
",The ''ftifed" individual also
sprang out OF bed, his eyes glaring
and teeth crashing, and grasping an
AK that happened to be in the room
started toward John, who stood in
the middle OF the room. John thought
he saw through a deity arranged.
scheme to rob him, and exclaiming
THAT teller amt got no fit !" let
drive with his sledge-hammer fist and
struck Fitz William on the nose, fell
ing him to the floor. Fitz Patrick
hastily scrambled out of the room on
all-fours with a Fitz Hugh colored
liquid flowing from his nostrils.-
John then slammed the door to and
picking up the axe which Fitz Maui
rice had dropped, and placing his
back against the door, quietly asked
lfany more OF were likely to have
fit. They all swore that they never
had had fit in their lives. John
told them that he had just 81 to bet
that he could cure the worst case of
fits in Atlanta in two seconds by the
watch-nO cure no pay.
John was not further molested, but
he says he has had enough of the
(Prison) Gate City.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

A HORSES ADVENTURE. The Chat
tanooga Times says: The crew of the
freight train Y, on the Queen and
Crescent, Frank Kearns, engineer,
and Conductor Elliott in charge, are
authority for one of the strangest
stories, to be Il true one, ever told
among the many episodes of the rail.
While one day early last week as the
train was passing through Kings
Mountain tunnel, a valuable horse
jumped from the car in which he was
being transported, and Of which his
groom had carelessly left the door
open. On emerging from the tunnel
the freight sidetracked to let the ex-
press, which was following it, 90 by /;
and the groom, having reported the
mad freak of the horse, party start
ed back to look for the animal, ex-
pecting, of course, to find him dead
or wounded, and if the latter fearing
that he might struggle on the track,
and so cause disastrous wreck to the
fast train then about due. As they
approached the tunnel the express
dashed out all 0. X, and after it,
without scratch or having even
turned hair" the sportive steed
trotted out of the smoke and dark
ness. This story is vouched for, and
becomes the more marvellous when it
is remembered that the train has but
three feet of clearance on each side
in passing through the tunnel
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SAFE

Win he sold on the first Tuesday in Ian
nary 1896 before the Coutl House dopRjn
the city of Marietta, during lhe iegas sys
OF sale ali the real estate belonging % the
estate of Hardy Mitchell deceased consist
ing of lots of land Nos seven hundred and
seven COO seven hundred and eight cos
cast half Of seven hundred aaa thirty owe
Cl3D, seven hundred ard thirty ~o (i3)
seven hundred and thrjytbree (lo3). "
en- hundred thirty onr (13B seven bus-
died ard eighty (190), EIGHT handred ud
five (s05}, eight hundred and fi,a 81
(s5l), 81 III hundred and seventy.siS $50.
ii h. hundred ard seventy -sevcn(S y e,att
hundred and eighty eight (SSS) niue huns
du.d and cp'y.thrae (92D nine hundrpd
tacniy "ur (924) uic hundred and tweas
III i've t025) and three acres oi seven hun
drad and seventh nine (119) uti of he south
20 $50 corner ol said lot. sd in the 18TH dis
ir'cr and second sert,rp nf Gobh County,
Gu, - u.ies tr.,n tafie'f9 On 81 sutton
nr, or ttr JAR e.ta apa Norm .e3r
'a)road sll al said band lis ee' and S
v, u vt.tered, and about 2O0 cres c'e,.rc4
i 315 we'll ,jmher-d Sold ~ accordance
With tUe sillof 3Irly Nlc eli d.c, od.
~ disirioution. This Novemhe, 10Th,
1855. w. c. KEMP.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

Always try to be Of use in any
emergency, and keep your wits as
bright as you can; and, if there is
nothing actually for you to do, avoid
hindering those who do something
rand donot distract their attention BY
restless folly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
DR. G. TENNENT.

OGe- "a Nichols Hall, first room ON left.
,JTuST-SlDE PUBLIC SQUARE, MA
" r'ct,a, ia Has removed residence tc
the 9gien place ou Roswell street All
ol promptly attended July 4th, 1883
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

If one only wished to be happy,
this could readily be accomplished /;
but We wish to be happier than other
people, and this is almost difficult, for
we believe others to be happier than
they are.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
CLAY & BLAIR.

ATTORNETS At Law,
MARIETTA GEORGIA. ROOMS l
NJ and on the left over Wade White 5
store Ne give our entire attention to the
practice of law Promptness is our motto.
CAl.ctiou a Speciality
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j. y. FOSTER.

4TTOBNGY d COUNSELLOR .4TLAW,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA PROMPT
w attention given to all legal business.
Office in McClatchy's Building
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24

Counterfeit 50 gold pieces, date
Of, 1886, have been found in circulA-
ton in Eatonton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
w. NJ SESSIONS,


ATTORNEY 1T L1W,
ARIETTA, GEORGIA. WILL De
vote his entire attention to the prac-
tie { law in the Blue Ridge and adjacent
eu.lits Office, S0utu-side VI Public Square
~ lie Freyer building, FIRST room on right.
opposite journal office,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
WILL. j. WYNN.

lTrORNEY d. COUNSELLOR 4T L4W,
AJARIETTA, GEORGIA All legal
VI business solicited and promptly
attended Practices in all the Courts, State
and Federal Office in Masonic Building.
South-side Of Square
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
IL. 7. GATCHELL, VI. d..

HENER4L TISTTING IND OFFICE
PRACTICE
, !ARIETTA,GA OFFICE IN THE
.tAraam ,otmerly occupied by DR.. j T.
E'aan u Masonic Building Residence
Nt. .ocf ,ioa>r op-c,a attention paid to
t.~ CO aaaL Of the lhrnat ana Lung,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
". p. McCLATCHY,

dTIOHNEY 1T LIT,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. PRACTICE
vi IN all the Courts Legal business So
iieited and promptly attended to- Office in
McC latchy Building.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-24
DIR. II. Y. REYNOLDS.

PR NOTICING pHYSTCI4N,
[KTHEN NOT ENGAGED ELSE
w where may be found during the day
st bis Office, up stairs, in McClatchy Build
ing Southwest corner Of Public Square,
and atn.ght at his residence on Powder
Springs street, one door above the Metho-
dist parsonage Marietta Ga
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DIR. .IOHN Il. SIMPSON.

PRICTYCLNG PHYSICIAN.
MARIETTA. GEORGIA. OFFICE,
VI a; Setze d Simp,on's Drug Store
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-10-29

the polls.
They have threatened To 10y open
our candidates the last days Of the
campaign, 80 that the charges could
not be rcfuted. We entertain no
fears, however, from this point, AZ
tho time has passed when the last
days sensations have marked
effect upon the voters. II it is tried
it is an evidence that onr people are
still taken for niuuios who can bo
dipped into doing anything.
Voters, bo on your guard. stand
ny your colors, vote the straight
republican ticket, that our httle
county may be in the front ranks of
republican victories when the roll is
called.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-10-29
ADAMSBuRG NEWS.

On last Saturday night somo OF
our citizens experienced trouble in
keeping their stock from drowning,
owing to the high water.
J. w. Specht bus returned from
The eastern cities where bo pnrchas-
ed large stock OF goods which he
soils very cheap.
q. NJ. Smith Of iIelflich & Smith,
and j. W. Kloso Of Kloso & Smith
are now east, laying in their fall aud
winter stock of goods.
II. G. Manbeck is off on q pleas.
uro trip and will visit, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Washington
aud Baltimore.
John Wiukloman has returned
from his visit to Akron, D., where
he spent the summer.
John Gerhard recently brought a
ounce to your correspondent that
measured Ia inches in circumfcr-
eucc, aud weighed lSi ounces also
"A turnip measuring ~ inches in cir
bumference aud weighing pounds,
So ounces. Who can beat it a.?
Daniel Alter is building n 2Gx45
foot addition to b Dresses tanuery
". +. Ilaines has erected new
stable on his lot
Miss Ettie i. Weilman and II. |
Romig attended the State Sunday
School Convoution held at Sunbury
last week.
Rev. Lett tterman preached bis
Harvest Home sermon last Sunday
1t was an uble discourse. The young
ladies' had the pulpit beautifully
decorated with flowers and fruits OF
tho season.
Our public schools opened on
Monday with the following teachers:
J f. Keller, Grammar department,
Miss Shenkle, second grade, and
Miss Keyser, primary.
Rash thinks Jnmbo's tusks would
make lots @! ,ohaie, bone.
Some Of our young ladies are
practicing at jumping the broom
stick No doubt in tho future they viii
cultivate skill in the handling OF it
for a better purpose.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spocht is sick
with erysipelas.
Who is toe party that cnts wood
aud gathers walnuts on Sundays?
Gossiping is carried on to an al
arming extend. Children talk, aud
adults add, alter and amend the
calumuy. turning union into discord,
friends iAto enemies. Shame
Shame 4. RgpoRrEH.
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70 YOUR TENTS ! O. ISRAEL 1!

This is the last issue of the Posr
prior to the election, aud the last
opportunity for us to call upon tho
republican party Of this county to
be on is guard and meet the oppos
sllion on pext Tuesday in manner
becoming republican patriots.
Notwithstanding our five hun,
dred majority, We have made con-
cessions to tho democracy until it is
difficult to say which party holds
tho reigns Of government in the
county. By united effort, they have
succeeded in securing seven officers
in this county, which indicates one
Of two things. namely: an unpsr-
donable apathy on o ur part, or 90
unusual aud commendabls NIFTY
and strength, under superior gen,
How t6s rinx"s - ,,...s,,... =
s,.ya making q thousand c'seo's.
y In ~, of wn0nqs .-SVou' "'
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There is no use fighting nature. Dr.

There is no use fighting nature. DR..
kcnDedy's Favorite Remedy does
nothing OF that kind. II does not
make the sufferers who trust IL worse
under the pretcnse OF doing them
good. IL acts tenderly and in sympa.
thy with what Nature herself Is try
ing 70 accomplish. DO you have trou.
ble with your digestion, your liver or
your Kidneys. Does rheuuHtisin pain
and rack you? Is your head thick
and heavy? 1t will charm away these
ailments almost ere you are aware.
Oct.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-10-29
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAI, ESTATE.

Tho undersigned, Executors OF tho estate OF
Christian Gross late of Beaver township,
Snyder county, Pa, deceaseI I. Will expose 10
Public Sale, at tho lato residence Of said dec.
eient Ia Boayerto~n, Pa, on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1885.
The following described Real Estate, to wit /:
TRACT No. ISL uite IN Beaver township,
snyder county, Pa, containing FORTY
FOUR ACRES, more or iess, bounded by land
Henry Smith, rubiic Road and others.
TRACr No. 2-Sttuate IN the township ami
comfy RiIrosHi /, containing FIVE AOR ES,
more or less, bounded by j. 4. Rarlck and
others
TRACT No. 5--Tuo deco nlants Interest In
all that crrta In undivided trIct nf Mountain
1,a'd siiuntH IN Beaver tpwn.hip, containing
n the whole tract .Oi Acres the estate In
terost therein would be about TIL HIRrY.ONE
ACRES, IN rcor loss. This tract Is biunIoi
by lands OF Ner A Fceso, Moses specht >. a.
Wet2el and others.
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READ! THINK! ACT !
Palma S0Ia Florida.

80. - -
The paradise OF invaiids The home or tropi.
cat iluits Cl'mate unsurpassed No frost No
tcmrs "i heat or cold No malaria q nhhd
hIl ana dry flcnly 90 pine ! AMI the hnest
hunting anl h"nin9 ~ America.
Palma Sol1 has She uniuc Of hrine the largest
prciiivst and youngest town IN Florida. Is beau
tlluli! located on thC tull 'o1st, two mile :
above ihr mDulh Of the Nnnatec River. Al
rcudy TIE iron horse is wcnlrg l'S way to Palma
SulH, aud sIou the tourist will arrive ~ its first.
class hotel. where lac can get meal 40 suit bis
cp. can tate.
Palma Spi1 lusseeses the largest stores In
Southcn Florida. vita sawmill, furniture man
u"ctvty, packing houses wirchpu'cs. churches,
,rhorl house. postti iiic". stores, beautiful rest
icnrrs, aud llgc wharf Mt which ocean steam
cr. nrrvc daily i,uin Tampa.
Warren Leland, Jr., OF Long Branch' tam",
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THE NIGER" OUT CT THE
WOOD PILE.

A correspondent to tho Selins-
grove Times last week acknowledge
ed the corn by coming boldly forth
and admitting that tho intent
Of the Democratic party in this
county is to elect Prothouotory,
st all hazards. We struggled to
gain this acknowledgement that our
party may better protect tho assai!>
ed portion Of its lines. Tho writ-
er, by turning tho big end Of his
mag uifying glass on tho Golfers of
Mr. Wittenmyer, makes him mill
ionaire-above the wants and wishes
OF the common people. We would
gl,dly state that this was the case,
but it is not. But be bis fortune
one or q million dollars, We challcoge
the opposition to lay it's hands on
dishonest penney of his, or point it's
fingers at single instance where lie
oppressed the poor, aud by 50 do
ing, made the rich richer and the
poor poorer" The Democratic
gentleman who refused tho nominas
tion for Prothonotary did so be-
cause lie believed the chances were
too strongly against him, and tho
pleadings OF some OF his party only
caused him to fear the more that he
was to be made the victim of politi.
cal sharks whose purpose it is to
bleed or defeat auy candidate, how
ever worthy. The writer's wailings'
for the poverty-stiicken people OF
this county is 10 distressing that we
fear if ho were elected in place Of
his champion, he would issue an
edict to the rich to "go aud Sc Il
what thou hast and give to tho poor,
The war record of Mr.. Witten-
myer, still don't soom to suit the
writer. The idea of this quartei-of,
a-century-entombod toad, to come
forth in this piping timo Of pence
and crook patriotism ! Shades OF
Yalandingham aud tie Golden Cir
clio defend us.
So fur as the defeat of Mr.. Parks
was concerned, the party of his
choice was evidently overcouGdent
Of his success, and neglected their
duties at the polls. Let this not
happen in Mr.. Wittenmyer's ease.
did the parties who wrote or dies
tate the article in the Posr cast
their votes for Mr.. Parks for Asso-
ciate Judge" Yes We write oar
own articles on county politics aud
voted for Barney Parks.
1t is useless to continue this hair
splitting contest. They have ac-
knowledged that they want the of
fee Of Pruthouotary because there
is money and political Influence iu it.
Will the republicans be fools enough
to have their best men stood mp
only to be knocked down!
Not much.
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AuDOtatjOn Of The Leg,

Money Is the universal nec' ssity. and none but
cync OF a fvol will affect to dcspice IL. Mr..
AbIam Ellsworth. Of Port Even, Ulster County,
", Y. had realized this truth. Bis disease In
vOiycd the whrle OF his thigh bone, and the
suiie ina man looked iU-ward. not without ap.
larcut reason, o death ms lis only deliyerer.
The irmtly physicians refused to alnpuia'o the
limb. asserting that the operation would kill the
lut'nt on the spot De DAVID KENNEDY, /,
ct EordOut ". Y. who WIS consulted held q
fihcreut opinion aid amputatel the limb. The
Doctor Thea adnnistofel freely h,s great Blood
spec nc FANORlTE REMEDY 10 HnU Il tone
"A 'd strength to the systeiu AMI prevent the re-
turn oi the disease, and MIR. Ellsworth rtmaiGs
10 ms dny attic bloom Of health This gentle
mans disease WIS the yn.prinx of foul blood
and kcnnCdy's fANURIrE REMEDY purified
tile blood rnd restored to him the power once
more to enjoy lis HE. Are you suffering from
any disease tracclblc to the same cause? Try
IayOtite hCncdy. Your druggist has Il. ONE
DOLLAR bottle. Bear In mind the proptie-
tors name and address br. DAVID kENN T.
Dl, Rondout, n. y.
To H. cp the Blood Pure Is the principal end
Of inventions and discoveries in medicines. To
this object probably no one has contributed
more signally than Dr. David Kennedy, Of
RondouL N. Y. in tho production ola nodi
cine which hrs becOf'e Liuuus under the title
of the "F1voritc Remedy" IL removes all i'm.
puri;ie5 OF The Blood, regulates the Il isOtdered
Liver and Kidneys, cures Constipation Dys.
pcp'h and all diseases aud weakness peculiar
to females.
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MccLATN NOT 70 LANG.

At special session of the Board
Of Pardons, held on Tuesday morn
ing to further consider the case 70
McClaiu, the Young man condemled
to dio in Miillin county, for the
murder OF Wm. Smearmau, it was
determined TO recommend the com
mutation OF the death sentence to
imprisonment for life. The papers
We're made out this Afternoon aud
will be forwarded to the Mlllin
county authorites. Sheriff Garrett,
ut Lcwistown, will hear Of the
Board 3 decision with n great deal of
sOtisfac tion, ns lie was much oppos
od TO performing the terrible duty
Of launching the doomed man into
eternity. lie said a sholt time ago
to friend that ho would never have
been candidate for the Office had
he known it would fall to his lot to
hang fellow man. The aged
mother of McClain will hear the
news with the feelings that can per
wade only a mothers breast The
decision is generally regarded as a
wise and just ono in view of the af.
ter-diacoverod testimony. Governor
Pattison will undoubtedly approve
the recommendation
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In rr Scllnscruvc md In the Court ofConmon
North Buuch Ral- Il0As ui Snyder co.
road Company, at ScptgmhcfT. 1855.
SUR RULE.
Ncaton g Mus.lemon, Trustee.
lh"mu- Douglass, Trustee OF the city of New
L. B. McUrun, Receiver, oi Mmmtown, Pa.
James NJ, Ryan, oi the CITY of New York,
The Susluchanna and South West Railway Com.
Tho Union Trust Co.. OF the city of New York,
I. j. Schoch, of Sclns"ruyc, Pa,
Tho REPRESENTATIVES OF l.. ). Doty, ESD, dccd Of
u. NJ Jairi>on, Of McAnrrcrylIo, Pa,
NJ. beShutor, "i Olklapd Mills, Pa,
InylrTd y Counsel r. OF New York city,
r. W. Sh"atcr. nj puttN no Pa,
Ietcr Hcrd.c, Of Willamspurt pa,
rhllip llihish, Of SclinSgroyc, Pa.
B r. WUgeus"llrr, ol Sciin grove Pa.
Wad,wurth, Oi Broadway New York
The Snyder County Bank.
The Sclinsgruvc and North Branch Railroad
Company, and AL 9th Bo~slns Interested In a
e. rtain mOrtg geof the Srltusgroye and North
Branch Railroad Company, To the saii rcwt1n
&. Musslclngn Trustee "rin the liunds secured
thereby, and N persons iutcre ted in any con.
tract entered into by T.. B. McCrum, as Receiver
of 'lid company.
No ic, is hereby given that the said Court on
September 10Th \. ID. 1883, wanted II rule to
show cause why the prayer ola certain Petition
Of !. W, GguglCr. thOuld not bc granted, that
the Mortgage hvtwccd the Srlinsgguye and
y rih Branch RailrpuiCJmpany of tho one part
and Newton &. Mus slCmln. Trustee otthe other
part, Recorded In iho office Tor the Recording of
Mortgages Ia audi ~ Snyder Cunty,iu Mortgage
look No. pn"e 80 Get should not lie declared
null nnl void and satisfied OF record, and tho
Ponds alleged 20 be secured thereby delivered
mrclnccllation, nd why ull contracts entered in
To ny r., II, M"'ruih, pretending 10 act rs Re.
cclyer should not be cancelled and declared null
and void.
Rule rclnrnublc on Monday tho llth day OF
Dccemhcr, A. u, 1855, ut 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Attest: Per Curtain.
J. GROUSE, Proth'y. J. q. BUCHER, u. J.,
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Snyder Co., 10 distribute tho
IA lis remaining ~ me hands of Daniel Wilmer
township, Snyder county, Pa, dcc'd will meet
tho parties IN interest fOi the purpose OF mis- mp
polllmcnt, at the otll'e Oi w. r. Housewor,h,
Esq, IN the Borough Of Selnsgrovc, Snyder
s'uuty, Pa, on THURSDAY tho 18th day OF
November \ d. 'si, Mt 10 o'clock A. M, when
and where all parties having claims are rcqost,
ed TO present them duly authenticated or be iOr.
ever declared from coming In for share OF said
fund.
JACOB GILBERT,
Auditor
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SATISFACTORY OF MORTGAGE.

In r. SclinsSruyc md In tho rourt "fConmon
North N;Iuch Rail IlDAs ui Snyder Co.
road Company, at ScptvmhcrT. 1855.
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AUDITOR S NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the or
phans' Court Of Snyder county, Pa. 10 distr
butte the funds remaining In the hands OF Jero
miah Snyder, administrator of Catherine Snydei
late OF Penn township, Snyder county, Pa,
dec will meet tho parties In interest for the
acs Alleman, Esq, in the borough OF Selins,
grove. Snyder county. Pa, on FRIDAY the 18th
day Of Eoyeiabor, A. u. 80, at 10 O'Clock A. nj
requested to present them duly authenticated OF
he 10 ever dcbarred from coming In fora share
JACOB GILBERT,
Auditor.
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Showing a Boy Into Thraahing Ma :
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OMAHA, Neb., Oct, 90, SO.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct, 23, So.
A man named Brandt was running
a thrasbing machine near Waco,
Neb A boy of l3 while cutting
bands, accidently cut Braudt's hand.
Brandt told the boy that il he cut
his hand again he would run him
through the machine. The boy be.
came excited, and in a few minutes
again slightly cut Brandl's hand.
Brandt thereupon seized the boy
and showed him into the cylinder
head first. He was instantly killed,
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