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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-11-19

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Blood Purifiers and "invigorato RS,
"tonics," and alternatives, have been
palmed OF upon the people, but, after
II brief season OF experiment, have
disappeared because Of their utter
wor,hlessness DIR. WALKERS fam
ous VINEGAR BITTRRs are not Of this
class. Many million bottles have
been sold, and still does the demand
continue to increase
All Watches cleaned at Is cents n
Leitzels Jewelry Store.
You can buy the best Boots and
Shoes for the least money at Schroy.
er's, Seiinsgrove.
SHINGLEsl Eifty Thou
sand No. ., lS-inch Shingles at $3.50
per thousand. Inquire at this office.
For the latest in Knit Jackets, In
quality, style and price, call on Sol.
Oppenheimer, Selinsgrove.
Seal.skin caps, OF the best quality
and latest styles can be had at Sol.
Oppenheilner's, Selinsgrove, at aston
ishing low prices.
Downs Elixir will cure any cough
or cold, no matter OF how long stand
ing. For sale at BARRIERS Drug store,
Middleburgh, Pa Nov.
Who can beat it7 Mems Elnira
hand made double sole and tap Boots
at 81. 40 per pair, ut itchroyer's, near
the depot, Selinsgrove.
The largest and best selected stock
of Boots and Shoes in the county for
sale cheap for cash at NJ. S. Schroyer's
near the depot, Selinsgrove, Pa.
WANTED--to rent II four horse farm
Either in Union or Snyder counties
by an experienced farmer. The best
Of references can be furnished. Ad
dres. this Office.
Who can beat it! Mems Watson.
town Boots at $2.s5, and Boys Elmiru
hand made, double-sole and tap Boot
at $l.00 a pair, at Schroyer's, Selins
grove. Sept. l0,3m.
Remember have yet lot Of Wat.
scntown and Elmira Boots and shoes
on hand which I will sell to my Gus
toners at cost on account of closing
the Boots and Shoes out.
s. OPPENHEnIER.
From the pastor Of the Olivet Bap.
tist Church, Philadelphia, Pa: ! was
so troubled with cntarrh IL seriously
affected my voice. One bottle of Ely =
Cream Balm did the work. My voice
is fully restored.-B. f. Liepsner.
Nov. 12,4w.
DO not suppose that because it is
recommended for animals that Arnica
& Oil Lininent il an offensive pre-
paration. 1t will not stain clothing
or the fairest skin. For sale at Bar
ber's Drug store. Nov.
A single trial OF DR.. Henry Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters will convince any
one troubled with costiveness, torpid
liver or any kindred diseases OF their
curative properties. They only cost
80 cents per bottle. For sale at Bar
ber's Drug store. Nov.
Ifyou want
A good overcoat for man or boy,
A suit OF latest style,
A fine worsted shirt,
A suit Of underwear,
A good watch,
A good pair of working pants for g.,
or anything else in the clothing line
call on
DREIFUss & BROTHER,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
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Court Proclamation
WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph {


w Bucher Preatient Judge of tho Judi
oial District composed tho counties Of Snydo
u uiOn and hitin ana Samuel A. WeiEil aud
J.cob A. Smith, Esqs. Associate Judges In
and tor Snyder county have Issued their pre-
copt bearing, date the 10Th day OF Oct A. u
1855, to mo directed for tn. holding Of an on
phRns court court OF Common Pleas, courl
OF oyer and Terminer and General court o.
Quarter Sessions OF tho peace At Middlehurgh b
Tor tue county Of snyder; on thn 2nd Monday
tbelng the IAN day Of Doc. 1881 and continue
ono Weok.
Notice IL therefore hereby given TO the COrO-
ner, Justices OF tho Peaooa aud cOnttableH In
and for the county OF Snydec, to appear In their
proper perrons with their rolls records, tpqu =
sitionH, examinations and other temcmlrancos
10 those th ings to their Offices and IN their be-
halt pertain to be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting In bohalf Of tho Common
wealth against any persons are required to be
then a0d tEsre attondlDg ana not departing
without leave at their peril Justices arc r..
quostad tO bo puuctual In their attendance at
tho appointed time agreoably to notice,
Glvcn under my hand and seal at the Sher
ms office In Middioburg, tho 9th day OF Nov.
A. ID, one thousand eight hundred and
eight! -hyc,
NER u, MIDDLESwARrH, shorir.
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NstHhIeburg Market
Trial List.

Grn. Srnoch. W Ecnry T. coos.
Dr. u VI puniprc, ys, thdrlCt Hoover.
Lewis Ritter, vs.. =. X lcarich.
sam" ~. same.
'uuu Suitn, ", Slno,
Sa'ur ~. same.
rhe commonwealth OF Penn'a. a. ". S,llie T.
kught 1t, al.
wilson iury ~ .IncOr SsHrty
John /. Mussrlmnu W y mon Beaver
lcntlnp Walter " Niuu.Or Tuwn,hip
The Gcifor Nanrf ,c,orin. Company " kllzyhctl
Grpcuhoe e. nj
Philip SSineiord " James Mitchell
u j * User vs. Dr A VI Smith
T. Bailey Admt sc W John Hughes at al
vBlrn Inc walter Euior,cr vs VI l. Hassingcr
A W Buxcfrlx W sylvester Bpw,n
Iillman Shrawicr Admr &c vs. Thomas Newman
IachRrias = Kcciy ~ John \ Refill ct al
Henry l. Lara W Johns Striicu ct nj
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Wednesday, November 25, 1888,


Wednesday, November 25, 1888,
at O'Clock p. IN. allthst certain tract of land
situste In Pe rry 10 wuship, Snyder county, Pa,
bounded north By lands Of Henry Schnee, east
by land OF ueOrge Rehrer south by lands OF
Jona athan Ri eiohbaum, ana west by lands OF
Philip schnso, containing 20 ACRES and ~
perches more or leSs, teinc one hA II milo wost
Of Fremont on the Road to Ricbheid, whoroou
sro erected large DWELLING HOUSE,
BANK BARN, and other necessary Ouibulld.
iDxs. Good water and variety OF choice fruit
trees on tho promises. Seized takon Into cX.
eoution aud TO be sold as the property OF Reu,
ben Bubb
ALSO, at the same time and place, oil thai
certain tract OF laud situate IN West Perry
township, Snyder county, Pa, bonn cd nOrt X
by land OF Phillp MitierliuK, o,st BY Hand of
Jacob Fisher. south by land OF Fosier WIney.
. nd west by aod of Jacob Martin, contAinIng
"a ACRES, more or less, whoreOn are erec ed
u plank frame DIV ELLINd HOUSE, nd out.
buildings. Seized, taken into execution and
| to he sold 40 the properly Of John RadeL
TERMS-2o per oept ossi a soon as the pro.
/ perty 10 struck of. and the balance on che hrst
day Of next to- N Of court.
NEK B. LESWARTH, ShN.
sAsrih's ofnce, MiddiehurEh' Ps Nov. Q, ist
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'fnNe va chill. amauI ye takln notes, an faith he
pIint en-"

Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
day.
Did you read s. Weis' new adver-
tiseInentf
Good pictures taken in cloudy days,
at Deibert's.
DIR. BARRIERS new house is ready for
the slate.
A duck OF man generally makes a
goose OF husband.
Winter wraps OF all kinds at s..
Weis', Selinsgrove.
Two pictures OF one person for 25c.
(slbum size) at Deibert's.
&. Weis. Selinsgrove, is the place to
buy carpet and wallpaper.
It's cold day when a henpecked d
man is not in hot water.
Joe Cieelan shot a 20-pound wild
turkey on Saturday evening.
See g. c. Gutelius' new advertis-
ment In another column OF this issue.
Don't forget to call at Deibert's Gal
lery, near the jail, for good pictures.
The plasterers are at work on Irwin
Bowersox's new house on the French
Flats.
DIR. G. J. Grouse OF New Jersey, II
the guest OF his brother Jerre OF thi,
place.
Some men take more time to name
a dog than others would spend Ia
building a house.
Sixteen small gems for a5cts. The
same on mounts 40c., ut Deibert's
Gallery.
Jumbo not only lost his life In the
railroad accident, but he lost his trunk
as we'll.
Joseph Musser OF Freeburg viii
build a house in the French Flats Ia
the Spring.
Wild turkeys seem to be plenty.
John Francis has already killed three
this fall.
Do not fail to examine s. Weis',
winter wraps when In need OF one
Prices to suit the times.
3. Weis' stock OF ladies and gent
underwear is complete, OF good quail
ity, well made, and cheap.
viii L. Kurt., OF Centre Hail.
nephew OF the editor Of the Pos1
spent Sunday In Middlsburgh.
Rev. Boughter and family left Mid
dieburgh on Tuesday to take up thei
residence near Middletown, Pa.
A lady In Cook county, H., % year
old, IL ge tting second set OF teeth
She's getting them from dentist.
Large pictures for sxl0 frames TO
75cts. Framed ready for the parlor
from $1.85 to $500 each, at Deibert'i
gallery,
John Fraiu, representing one Of th'
best Hardware firms Of Philadelphia
h calling on che Snyder county nor
chants this week.
The dropping Of water win eut I
hole through granite. but the sum o
Apneh e3oerienos goes to ehow ths'
u0n1 = woctod ~ 3 wnlo<
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A SwISDEER CAUGHT Henry l..
Bacon, the head Of the Bohemian
Oats" swindlers, who operated in Erie,
Crawford and Mercer counties last
spring, was sentenced Mt Akron, o.,
last week to seven years In prison for
forgery. Their method Of working
was to sell seed to farmers for $40 II
bushel, taking their notes for the
amount aud promising to pay $40 IA
hushel for the crop. They would sell
the notes to the bank and that would
be the last heard OF them. Erie coun-
ty farmers have been duped to tn e
extent of $50, 900 and are combining to
resist payment OF the notes.
The Lewisburg ArgtS says: We are
informed that one of this organization
Of swindlers has been in our county
within the past few weeks and has
victimized n number of our farmers.
A gentleman told us yesterday that Il
number of notes gotten through this
Bohemian oats swindler were offer
ed to him the other day at large
discount. He refused ts take them.
Those farmers who have been taken
in by this chap had better taken ac.
ton at once to stop the notes they
gave him, or they will find themselves
badly caught in the end.
We do not know VIII ether this Bo.
hemian oats swindle was practiced in
Centre county or not, but any that
find themselves duped had better look
into the swindle in time to prevent
collection of any notes given. Swim
dlers of this kind always have stool
pigeons in localities where they ope-
rate to help them suck in the unsus-
pecting. We see from our exchanges
that this oats swindle has been prac-
ticed against farmers in all parts OF
the State.-Centre Hall Reporter.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at the Figures on the label OF
your paper. Those figures tell you
ruE pATk TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRlP-
TIoN IL PAID. Within 8 weeks after
money IL sent, see II date II changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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PHILADELPHIA L Erie r r Division.

DUludVStpVtu - GIIC " " D'vss'vVs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave sunburyi
$40 q IN, For Beiletonte, Erie and Cansndai-
qua.
los m, For Beiisionte, Kane and Canan-
dsigus.
$50 o M, For Renovs and watkins.
ena IN. For Cattawisss snd HArslton.
10 90 q 10 Aud 0 As p ~ For WiltesbArre.
COS m. II .o5 = IN, $ 40 y m. For Shamokin
Q. d Mount Carmel.
Trains Lesve Selins2rove Junction;
ss2 m, arriving at PhilsdelphiN 10 y IN, New
York 9 20 p m, Bal,smore 20 m, Wath
i,a IN, arrivinx at Pbiiadeiphis 0 81 p m, Now
York 0 3b y IN, Baltimore go p m, Wash
iuston 10 pm.
sF m, arriving at Philadelphia as . N, Now
Yort7 70 . N, BAL ltiuore 20 am. wash
inKton Q 30 IN.
Train aiso Leaves Sunburv:
g3 . m, arriving at Phtsd-lphtAs 20 N NOV
York II 80 = IN, Baltimore = 10 . m, Wash
ipgtou Q 70 y IN.
JR. wUOD, Geu'l Pass Agent
CHAS. 4. PUGH, asn'i Manager.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
pKNNA. t. Il. DIVISION.
Tims Table, In effect April 6, 1885.

Trains Leave Lew,stown Junction
iasl, . IN. s. 10, m, o., m, 5sn. p m,,;for
Pittsbn ~ and tho West.
70 ~, . 10, FOR Alltoons.
yWvn Huntingdon.
~ N, y 10 . N, ~ N, ~ my 10 ~
mere aud Washington.
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Shingles $3.50 .per thousaud. Fol
sale at the PosT printing Office.

at fairly wcariesme to think OF the
multitude of things advertised to cure
disease" you say. No wonder. But
In the mountains Of chat there are
grains Of golden wheat. We may find
1t difficult to induce you to test the
merits Of DR.. kcunedy's Fuvorite
Remedy. but, when you have done so
our work is ended. Afterwards YOU
and this medicine will be fast friends.
Favorite Remedy would have died
out long ago except for its usefulness
But it is good and does good. Nov.
The TUTORS R,rieW is ono Of the
neatest publications in the education
al line that has ever been COTTON ont
in fittsburg. Among other improve
ments II comes before its readers with
n view title page which il correct
index to the character of the contents,
being neat, tasteful and appropriate
The Review will be continued here
after in twenty pngd form, and il thi,
number is To be taken us II criterion.
will always be found full of interest
ing matter and literary merit. Adj
dress Authors Review, Pittshurg, Pa.
Nov. l2.2w.
t-YPure Rye, Copper Dis
titled Mountain Dew Whis-
key at $500 per gallon or go
cents per quart.
TuEOS. SwiNEFORD,
Eagle Hotel, Franklin, Pa.
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JURY LIST DEC. TERN. 1885
NRANn LrRN.

GRAND JURY.
AdamP-Isaac Lnplev.
honNot-A Am. II. Rripl", James Y. kcilor.
Beaver Wcst--Iuhn ID D,ntus-, David Harmon,
.Chapman--lscpb Srlwsor, EiNaid Meyer
Horny Hendricks.
I.ckaou- David W"tzol, John SSartE,
NJ MlAdlehursh-AlcH. BUwe5suN.
VI IiilccrrCk -liarriyon Shrndor, j. ID. Co's
man,
Pepn-lam,s Miller, Jnrcmiah Meyer. Porr
jarrett, \. u. Whltmer. rhaddsu, brcose
Perry " iilsm PurtIllno, George BrOsiuus.
Uuiou--p =. rhursby, kias Wolf
MOHrOc--R. Il Hummel, j ohm Ausand.
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MARRIED..

Oct. 28, by Rev. ID. NJ. Stetler, Miss
Eva Bateman OF Selinsgrove and Hen
ry ii. Herbster of West Beaver.
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DIED.

Nov 8, la Union twp. Blrbara.
NM ~ fSeorge H. Herroid, aged 80
|statx ~ s<osstiss asfd y days
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- ,,ur 0risuds throughout the county viii
sSsiss no seudiow us the news IN their rcspec-
svvs n sus. villages and ncighborhcods. send
- sls plain facts, and vs will dress them up,
W eoea be. Our columns viii aisnye 6p
sc6S-e Who Wish 20 rpesk through them on
sesessl or local Questions OF pabilc intsret
Sut ve will not hold ou r@sll responsible Tor the
splatous they may express.
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NOTICE.

Noi I'VE.
The man who cheats his Printer
Out OF one single cent,
Will never reach the heavenly land
Where old Elijah went.
He'll never gain admittance there,
But be by demons driven,
Aud made to loaf his time about
Outside the gates Of heaven.
He'll never meet pleasant face,
Or see one festive grin;
His only chance for happiness
Will be almighty thin,
A Bratton correspondent OF the
Lewistown Gazette tells OF some queer
practices resorted to by mothers down
there to keen their children from tax
ing whooping- cough. For instance
Two women took their children to the
mill at Ryde last week aud rolled them
around In the hopper Of the mill while
1t was running to keep them from tax
ing 1t. Others cut lock of hair from
the head of person who never saw
their father and put 1t ia n little bag
and wear 1t around the child's neck
Others put their children through un-
der a raspberry bush that Is grown
fast at both ends, three times to keen
them from taking it.
CARD OF THANKS. Were not to
thus publicly acknowledge and return
thanks TO you my fellow citizens, ir-
respective Of party, for the very gen
erous support given Inc ut the recent
election, ! should show myself want
ing In properly appreciating your
good wishes and feelings towards me.
Accept therefore my sincere thanks,
and | hereby pledge myself to dis,
charge the duties of the Office with
out favor or partiality, endeavoring
at all times to remember that am
the public's servant, and that 1t is en-
titled to my best services.
have the honor to remain,
| ii. j. DUCK.
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.,xo.. OourrY Counrs.-rbe Courts OF
49, s,esoty are held on the fourth Mondays
~fsSrusry, Aay, and September, and second
Nay Of December.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

issued out OF tho Cour, OF Common Pleas OF
Snyter county mo directed, l viii OK
pose to pub lie. int wn OF Fremont, on
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Mum socials are all the rage at Hunt
ingdon. The following are the rules:
First-All entering the room will be
expected to maintain perfect silence.
Second-The first person who speaks
will be fined 80 cents. Third Each
succeeding person will be subject to n
fine of 25 cents and be entitled to a
ticket for refreshments, and the priv
ilege OF talking and making others
talk. Fourth-No writing allowed.
The churches of the town are using
them to fill their exohequers.
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Centreville cuttings reached us too
late for this issue.
Curtain McClain was taken to the
Western Penitentiary on Tuesday.
A surprise party by our young peo
pie wos given to Mr. and Mrs. Whit
mer at the residence Of Isaac Beaver
on Monday evening.
ia minister can't all a church with
his preaching, the next best thing he
can do is to kiss some deacon's wife
and get caught at 1t.
II somebody would get up an elastic
stove-pipe It would be abont the same
thing as doubling the missionary force
for a month or 80 to come.
g. wells, Selinsgrove has larger
variety OF winter wraps TO select from
than any store In the county. Give
him q call and be convinced.
Every teacher In the county should
attend the Teachers Institute, which
conyenes in the Courthouse, Middle
burgh, Dec. 9TH, and to continue
the week.
The world is said to be growing
wiser and better with a steadily In.
creasing ratio, and yet an occasional
hole In the toe OF sock will be likely
to create more or less discomfort and
ill-feeling for some time to come.
"Poultices Of tar applied to the soles
OF the feet Is the latest remedy for
rheumatism" With these poultices
on, dessicated potato In one pants
pocket and n horse-chestnnt in the
other. man ought to be pretty we'll
heeled against "rheu'naticks."
Charles Armstrong has bought &c.
Graybil's hotel stand In Richiield, and
will take possession of and run the
same in the spring. Consideration,
S2,6OO. Ifhe is as good and popular
a landlord as Eph. his success Is as
sured. --Junidt1 Herald.
A Chicago boy swallowed some
needles.about seven years ago, and
now they are working out OF his
calv's. That's nothing. We know
an editor who swallowed some cam.
paign lies when he was n hoy, and
they have been working out all over
his paper for several years.
While DIR. Barber was out in the
country on professional business nfew
nights ago, some miscreant loosened
one OF the lines from the bride and
attached IL to the breast collar. After
starting the horse, he found that he
had no control over him; when, by the
use Of one line he ran the animal into
a fence corner, where he discovered
the dastardly act. 1t is n pity that
such a person cannot be upprehended
and made an example OF.
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The diapAiehea this morning make
aseshss reference 10 The garrison OF
kamsia. Thsy rsesntl,l made q sortis
aad were dsfsste1 with hsAvy ioss. The
asvspapsrs note shs fAia and he world
sssasas u within an hem-ferssss thai
sAsss b Q garrison ia Ka.aala. fof1sss
&c ssEsrias ana TIE esaarine. The hop
tsiR ana he fsarinst. ths courage and the
aszpsAs sshiaA sha dizzy Qualifications
% tAas isR swAs Afrisali city. For ever
o ysaa Rou. Kasaiaa hia bsea held By
iasnsafl ssxFisea aasinis an evsrvheln.
iag army 81 essissrss for ever year
slm hravs defenders hate hoped on and
ssl. lisssnins and leaeills each day for
IN 1ssis thai 10 sAsm s'oali be sveeser
than Ne eslssaiAi harm,my- rolling
m1shsssy q thsif reseasrG Zach day
tka9 have listsns.a In vain. Ths sharp
sEask e KnxlfsA riasa han net hes.a
hsaIzA Tks rsssasss hare net eome. IL
10 pssiAskis that tksy nsver VIII ecma.
Ga - frsm eesnmasisasisa With an
~ ussia. Ne Irassissil sAnaos knev
wl1sshss ssiisf 10 within . mias Of sAssa
% vAssAss Ne wsria eail asiarly fsreoI.
IN tksa. Tesy saa ealt haisle On and
e. n sAsy sslv kasv ilAaa M ons wss
eisinE tAsua any sAeaeai. thss 10 msAt
uasa vsrs essne Italian - Mss them. tAsls
tsas vsre asfs 20 asha eia and 10 din In
ses sisy sAat thsy hsve dsfsaasd % tase
I'D - wsli-if sAsy eulr knnw Il. hos
sses sAsT ~ssla end shsir work q hsps-
Ism wH end wtlsea,s The death thai |
man ssmeA'
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PERsoxLL.-Eagens Senpas. Of FsA-
coaver. 10 paying our city 9 short visit
Mr.. SeDpIe for . long term OF years
vas in the Law and newspaper business
at Portland, bat for two years past has
been managing the Lueos savmiu at
Vancouver. The operations OF the mill
are quite extensive, the cut being about
Il. cd. COO feet . year, when the mill 10
run TO its full capacity. Mr.. Semple and
associates have Just organized com
pany to build a railroad. IL is their in
tsniion 20 build eighteen miles at once,
and equip il for log transportation, NTH
the further purpose 10 view OF oontinu-
nag il on TO point of connection with
The Northern Pacific in Yakima valley
a. speedily as circumstances will permit
Mr., ssmple is a candidate for Governor
of the Territory, and has strong support
therefor,
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eau for BIS.

TEND kRs WILL BIZ RECEIVED
~ 70 fAnrsaAy noo1. 1aFch tn, Tor
tAs eol1struee1on OF a. Odd Fellouz Hal
a. hsa,ea seoestiax - plans and spscie-
ttenei1 oQll1ing, fsanl stfu.ek. Seasfie.
fsS & ,. MkANf. An hiiect.
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NLLEL4128NEOU6
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ We hare resigned tie Asxncy Of the
Accident Insurance Company Of North
Amerlez, and have tunnel over the pa
pers Of that Company 20 our Successor.
Mr.. w. II. Peter. All peFeons indebted
70 the above named Company 81 policies
isszs6 from orr once viii please pay TO
Mr.. Peter or his duly authorized azent%
tez5 JAS A CAREY s co.
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REMOVED.

MRA z. l. BURROUGHS HAS RE-
AtA Wavea her milllnerY store from The
henZua h,ock 10 St9 frnat street, next 10
TIE ke1ay block. wheFw sAs naay Dc found
vita her esnAl Assorsment e arss-class
AtAt&1Cry 09o1A fE3S n
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Knights OF labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. MIA
NJ X. u Ia. meats an the arse and thiF,s
ksblAys q each moath al I'D q. m a.
Aasenie Hall Waiting hrcthren IN gooa
standing ere cordially tnviteA 70 AHEAD.
n. MCMILLAN. NJ. w.
WsI@xs wAIwNR ri a mAi
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Improve Your Laying Stool.

II HAVE A FEW BROWN LEGH0RN
i Growers left kstched thia season from
imported stock. brown Leghorn fowls
are the best layers In existence. and any
person keepiRG fowls for eggs should have
this variety. Price. % TO IS each tri0s
two pallets and q cockrell: $40.
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LOST.

A sCOW, - FEET LONG AND 10
n feet wide. without deck. Reward
aid foF information of the same. at
PETER VALENTINES Fish Market.
foot OF Columbia street. SO
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Parties contemplating sending for
rates are liable to advance At any mo-
ment. A. CHILBERG a CO.,
Agents.
Office with Wells, Fargo & Co. Mill
street Seattle. w. T.. ia2Sdw