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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion. and
are never without them In the house"
Moses Grenior, Lowell, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles aud indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt aud efficient in their action. -
l.. N. Smith. Utica, ~ Y.
81 suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that 1
feared it would cause sloppago of the
bowels. Two boxrS Of Ayers Pills ef-
fected complete cure" u. Burke.
Saco, Me.
al have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in-
valuable family medicine. know of
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them n prompt
cure for dyspepsia, 49, James Quinn, 30
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
"Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons 81 seden.ary habits, ! have tiled
Ayers Pills, hoping Tor relief. | am
glad to say that they have served mo
better than any other medicine. |
arrive at tliis conclusion only after "A
faithful trial Of their merits" Samuel
T. Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
so'd by all Dealer. in Medicine.
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CONSTIPATION

Demands prompt treatment. Tho re-
suits OF neglect may be serious, Avoid
all harsh and drastic purga,iyes, tho
tendency Of which is to weaken tho
bowels. The best remedy Is AYERS
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt aud their eject always
beneficial. They are an admirablo
Liver aud After-dinucr pill, aud every.
where endorsed by the profession.
Ayers Pills are highly and uniyer-
sally spoken Of by the people about
here: l make un'S use OF them in my
port, Conn.
al can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value as cathartic for myself and
family. j. T. Hess, Leithsyllle, Pa.
"For several years Ayers Pills have
been used in nay family. We find them
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John said SIC would.

] rom the Boston counter
John, said she, softly "havc you been
saying anything about me To mother late.
ly?' mo" replied John; "why No YOU
gsk?' "Rccausc she said this moruin.
that you we're ON the eve Of proposing .,
Wc. Now. do not wish YOU lo speak 4
mother when yoI have anything Of thl
kind 10 say. Speak to nae and rll manlc
the hu7iness with mother" Aud join
said lao would
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iloNE testimonial, urc most reliable. aud
i you will so u Your usIur and aidrrls we
viii suud s,atc.urIt. %. number, of the best
citizens ol Nashville rra riug the won lrr.
mi cures effected hy thr Ethiopian ril, n.ui-
mcut. 10 never iIi'. ilny ccuig and 81
Medicine Co.. Nashville. Tom. Tor ,ii1 by
I'i,er, 2Ni Main street
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tom The Darlington i.yv rl,-s
Nine tailbis, IL h aid. will make o man.
Whoever started this sentence ought ,u
have finished IT, fhcy will make q man u
plipDr.
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ppiNg Tennessee Brewing Cpmpanys
Bohemian Pale Book BacI md go ON your
WY rioi,i1a
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tieif iur fourier Journal
"Krcp your eva on Kansas CiiY'shuild-
ing BOOM" -a,s the Kansas City TuT.
Alright liui j. every sprcul1i0r expected
% huy bis own microscope
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Adriina rntti seriously occupied with
her autobiography ihc iiu.t edition u
which win son appear IN London and
Paris
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nI.nnnnLnlrI In prnIlI nI,nrInr.

Form ,bon.and people q, the track ,es.
tcrday.
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LADIES

No. tai Main Street, the only exclusive HAIR
DEALER IN THE CITY. Mrs wILLEg keen,
only The D,St Goods In stock. Switches made from
your combing, for $40 and upward. Natural Self.
Dressing Hangs and Golden Hair Wash for every
lady, t2l Main street HAIR STORE corner
Main and Rcnle
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French rfuGt,luriug Grms uW dhap-
pointed at thD results oi thcir ,Npeli.
.tuflft
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UNDER SEVEN FLAGS.
EDENBoRoUGH BgY's EXPERIENCE
AS A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.

Stranded at Last In New York-Seized
rs q Pirate-Locked Up by the Pope
Ills Sole Reward -Rheumatism--A
Curious Career.
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HEALTH is w EALTH

ul " g. WI,Is Nf'gi tsn inaty Tnr,rfryE
o. frHmufutd specific ~ o. driia Dizziness cnl'
ttI.sIru. Fit. Ssraut srrr leila, ii,A'llhc, Ncrr'
U.. Pr ffffIIu euarsI .f IHu U.' u. alcohol ur To-
IH,Hu Nal U.ulu.Ia NrUIHI ltprrtl"u Nuiifuirf
u' fie Holm rsIiUifg ~ iHaulN and lttNut O.
ff..tr. HH..fF Hfti ,irIhf NrHNlfuiT Old ArH. ttT
urHr,i 81 uI 'nEHr iU either s"y involuntary
Ir...T HI .,rH"UtaIHs' HiI"rl ~ ut.r .rriIIn
Il fir o.. Ir .iuHnst ls ..yf .udHiE'fira li'h
Iu1 confirm ,ur HfurII'H treatment tiuNu BOX.
ur.K bose. l,s stU, s.Ht b. mail prapa.i on 90
tri 10 uf rriif
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Eyanropy go to tie Races today
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1d rtrr uuY ,a--. Nib each order received ly rs
nrIiN Il,us nrouugan',i with stoo w. uI'i s"nt
ihr pufrila Ur uar wilton guHun,o 10 refund mo
money " ttc tuH'ulisi dos DOG c.,et ~ cl1a
hHHHr q &c prugf,,s. 80. Agents lain sirutt
NHwblIs 4tuu
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NEWARK. N. r.. Nav 12. 1Ss

Mr.. EDIToR.-It affords me pleas
ure to introduce to you the Newarker
who was formerly known rs q Middle
burger. He will endeavor to give a
brief description Of his new home.
The city OF Newark is situated on
the Passaic River, which is navigable
for number Of miles and regulates
the climate; but in the line OF business
1t is situated about halfway; yet there
is always n wave of busines back and
forth which moistens IL so as to maxi e
1t grow--aDd it certainly does grow. If
Middleburgh had but five per cent. Of
the energy these cities have 1t would
undoubtedly be a city, too, inside Of
ten years.
The city Is heaIthy-if you keep
away from the gas factories and beer
saloons. In summer it is quite warm,
and the mosquitoes are plentiful rs l
hear 1t said-and in which will soon
have an experience--and in winter II
is quite cold, but at present II is "just
lovely" especially to be out on the
river In little yacht on moonlight
night with your best girl.
Newark has population Of about
1G0, 900 inhabitants, and among these
you will find foreigners of almost eve-
ry nation-generally offsscourings-
though occasionally you find among
them very intelligent and valuable
citizens.
The city is well supplied with edu
cationnl institutions Of which Cole.
mans National Business College IL
one of them. This College is such an
institution that will make man or
woman understand business before
graduation, 1t matters not what
length Of time 1t requires. There are
about one hundred students in attend.
ance now who study type-writing
shorthand, etc, but the majority
take the business course.
Send me the Posi- to No. 3S Fulton
Street until otherwise ordered.
a. G. SPANGLKR.
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Spring Opening at the Central
DrN Goods Store
SELINSGROVE, PA.

Our store is now fuller than ever
with new spring goods. The cali
Goes are simply immense, and we
sell a good quality of Prints at &c.
per yard Our stock Ginghams,
Lawns and Satteens is worth see-
ing. Prices of Satteens: 10, 121s IA,
Is, 20 and % cents, all excellent
quality for the money. Anything
and everything you want is dress
goods at a moderate price. Full
line ofParasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Large variety Of Fans. All the
leading shades in cashmer Shawls.
Carpets and Wall Paper a SPECIAL
ty. Large variety offancy window.
shades. We have one line of
shades in different colors 9 yards
long and 1 yard wide on the best
spring roller 35 cents a piece the
same kind with a fancy border
40 cents. Call and examine our
stock. Respectfully
s. WEIS.
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TRoxELvILLE.-The five rainy days
last week belated some corn planting
In this neck o. woods. although most
OF our farmers were through before.
Ii blossoms tell the truth we will
have more fruit this year than we eve,
had.
Our wheatfields have improved
amazingly during the last few weeks,
and we now have fair prospects for a
good crop.
Saturday afternoon ''mule- W hacker
John" came home drenched to the
skin-which is now almost bronzed.
On Saturday last "Trapper JIM
caught IL trout that averaged II In.
by actual gussslnent. Let's see,
leven leven's leventy-leven." Gee.
whiz What lie
Well, Tom, the trout came at last.
Better late than never.
To-day (Monday) a week ago, Jacob
Bingham left for tour through some
OF the Western States. He will 90 an
Tar as Kansas. Hope he will have a
pleasant journey and safe return.
Miss B. Jane Good left for Ohio.
where she intends to remain for some
time. Jane isa fair sample of our
beautiful girls, and we are all sorry
to loose her.
Geo. krebbs and Miss Sarah Knaus
were joined in matrimony on the 9th
inst, and on Tuesday started on their
honeymoon trip to North'd county.
Howard Troxel has employed an
other teamster in the person of Hardy
Ulsh. 1t suits Hardy first rate as it
brings him little nearer his sweet-
heart.
The first picnic is not yet announc-
ed, but 1t won't be long a-comin'.
Goss & Greenhoe intend painting
their large store house which they
purchased OF the Myers estate.
j. Il. Fetterolf has his new house
ready for the roof.
A. II. swartz has the plastorers at
his new house.
Miss Ida Eisenhower OF Kansas IL
here on visIt--the guest OF her unsls,
yneob Nshrhood.
This The season that tho arrow ana; !,
~ ~ ~ oin slsvs in ~ ~ 0afo
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !

Pursusnt to an order OF tho or phans' Court.
OF Mifiin aud Snyder con ties, the undersign-
ed Administrators cum testsmouto anuexo ui
the isst will aud Testament OF Abner MiddIes
warth. late ot Spring town hip, SNYDER county
Pa, viii expose TO Public Saio on the premises
In Decatur township, Nitn,n county, Pa, with.
IN onehalf mile OF Wtgtor station, ON tho ).
& l., X. X, on
Saturday, June ., 1883.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following VALUABLE
FARM, adjoining lands Of Jacob Hook, JoscIh
wagner, Emanuel Oldt, stephen Miller and
others, containing 100 ACRES. moro or less
All OF said land Ia clcsred and In COED state
OF cultivation except Fiftocn acres which is
WELL LT1MBERED. A stream Of running
water passes through the farm. aud thereon
are erected q splendid BARN, TWO DWELL
INC HOUSES, AID other outbuIldiugs, alsp a
we'll Of good water near the house and fine Or
chard OF young trees ofexceilent fruit
TERMS OF SALE-2o per cont. to bo paid
on day ofsale rs soon as tbs property Ia sold.
One third after deducting expenses of sale 60
remain rs sdower on said premises the lifetime
OF the widow. One half tho reminder to DO
paid ON the hrst day November 1855 and the
balance on the hrst day OF April 1889, when
deed and possession II TO DO given. The wid.
ows dove TO be secured by bond and mortgage.
ROBERT MIDDLESWA WARTH,
WILLIAM EWING,
Administrators cum testsmcnto annexo.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In The Estate Of Isaac Diemer, decd.
In THE ORPHANS COURT OF SNYDER COUNTY.
The undersigned auditor appointed by tho
Court above mentioned 10 distribute the fund
remaining In tho hands OF Daniel s. Boyer Ex-
ocutor of the estate to and among those legally
entitled to the same, hereby gives notice, that he
Monday, May u, 1883, at O'Clock A. NJ. ia the
office OF A. W. Potter, EsQ., Selinsgroye.
Pa. at which time and place all persons Interest.
claims or be forever debarrsd ffom shari AZ In
said fund.
NV. POTTER,
May !, 'ss. Auditor.
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For SAJE.--A house and lot In the
town OF Franklin, about twelve rods
from the MiddIeburgh station. IL is
the property of Benjamin Witten-
myer, deed. ypsor particulars. inquire
or address
JOHN WiTTENMyER,
l.. NJ. MoATz,
May B, 'Ss. Agents.
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Musical College aud Pennsylvania
Normal Music School at Freeburg,
has opened the 33rd session with n
flattering attendance of students from
principal towns of ten counties. The
summer session will begin July 80, 'sS.
For particulars address
l.. g. MoYER, Director.
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Sherif's Sale i!

by virtue Of sundry wrl;s Of ~. Pa, Il will ex.
pose To Public sale ut the Court House in Mid.
dloburgh, Pa, on
Saturday, May 2G, 1888,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ all tho right, title. interest
and estate (bcing the undivided onc.halD of
John Hartman, In tho following messu9 ges, ten.
cments and tracts of land situate In Monroe
township, Snyder county, Pa.
TRACT No. /,
Is bounded rs follows; On the North by land
the heirs OF Weiser Basslar, on the East by The
Susquehanna River on the South by lands Of
WIN. kirkpatrick. Geo. II. Haincs hnd land of
the heirs oi Peter Grncr. West by Michael
Hummcl containing NINETY.tJVE ACRES,
more or less.
TRACT NO.2
Bound ed North by land OF Michael Humm cl
East by the Susqehanna River, south by land OF
the heirs Of Henry Hummel. deed. and on the
West by land of Michael Hummel, containing
FIFTEEN ACRES, more or less.
TRACT NO. g.
Bounded on tho North by land of Isaac Benfsr ,
South by Catherine Bailey, East by heirs OF
Weiser Bassler, West by shrincr's heirs, contain
Ing SIXTY ACRES. more or less
Seized, taken In TO execution aud 10 he sold ~
the property of John Hartman.
REUBEN DREESE SheriG.
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EsT BEAvER.-Lewis Man

WEST BEAvER.-Lewis Manbeck
has his house up and under roof and
Will be completed In short time.
John Hommel is the contractor.
Aaron Howell and brother will buy
and ship lot of bark from Mcclure
this spring.
Any person who wish a variety of
beans can have small planting by
calling on our land lord at Mcclure.
G. NJ. Middleswarth is getting over
an attack Of sore eyes, which seem to
be making the rounds in this end OF
the county.
w. M. Brannen OF Lewistown was
in West Beaver last week, and made
a general sweep among the potatoes,
seventy-five cents being the price
paid.
W. j. Steelsy left few days ago
for Idaho, where he expects to stay
during the summer months.
Your Bannerville correspondent
didn't have his compass with him
when he estimated the potato acre
age OF West Beaver at 800. think
400 acres would have come nearer the
mark.
Saturday last your humble servant
took dinner with Henry Houser and
while there was shown q fine Iotof
Black Spanish chickens. Henry is al
ways on the improve.
Judging by appearance w. @. Wag-
ner has his share of trade in West
Beaver.
Trexers saw mill was last week
moved n Z. J. Ronig's woods whore
- intends euttins ont the oak ti,n-
M. M "a s,
pnbess hsIaes ehs ensst shipslss 81
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Accounts,
May !, 'ss.

The following Accounts have been fled. o.
amined and passed In the ProthonOtary's OIL
noe, and will oe prese ted to the next court OF
Common Pleas for confirmation. All persons
interestd Will take notice.
First and final account OF Y. H. Wagner com
mittee OF Peter Zechman a lunatio OF jackson
township, Snyder county Pa.
First and tinal account offs, A. Wetzel CON.
mittee Of Moses Middieswarth of Beaver town.
ship, Snyder county, Pa.
WV. wIrrENMY
may ., bs. CLERK, q. q.
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CRNTREvILLE.-Thurslay, Asce

CRNTREvILLE.- E.-Thurslay, Ascen-
sion Day was spent by a great many
along Penns Creek fishing. They
have a peculiar superstition here that
every body must go fishing ON that
day. From whence it comes or what
was its origin nobody pretends to ex-
plain. The young folks only know
that 1t is so, and they follow the rule,
and it matters not IL they don't get
the ghost OF n nibble, they are carry
ing out the unwritten law aud keeps
ing up with the superstitious process
sion.
j. +. Mohn and wife visited rela.
tives In Fremont last week.
A handsome monument was placed
on the grave Of Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Herman in the Union Cemetery last
week by the heirs of the said deraas-
TSh. 1ne monumC.V 40 uuv workman
ship Of X. IL. Lance of Nifiipburp
and Is IA neat and tasty job OF work
1t is feet high aud cost $ll0.
j. III. Hartman was registered In
Williamsport day or two last week.
Mrs. II. G. Sampsel is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Montoursville,
her native home.
Communion services were held in
the Reformed church on Sunday.
Rev Il. X. Dietz officiating.
Capt. j. ID. Kise Of PHILADELPHIA
Sundayed here.
DIR. ID. N. Sampsel Of Winfield made
a short visit to his friends here on
Sunday.
Centreville like all small villages
has its share OF gossipers who must
be continually giving some one the
length OF their tongues.
j. X. Snyder, alias Muckle the
vateran sawyer OF Spring Mills, Sun,
dayed with his family here.
Uriah Weirick and s. +. Shearv
paid Winfield a business visit on Mon
day.
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NOTICE. 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

J,eek at the fiugures on the label Of
~sir paper. Those figures tell you
- BATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
T10N rs PAIp. Within 0 weeks after
vnonoyi sent, see II date is changed.
No ether receipt Is necessary.
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Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Trains Leave Sunbury:
8 10 IN, For Beiiefontc, Erie aud Canaudai.
qua.
oba m, For Lock Haven.
" SIP IN, For Bsllefonte, Kane and Canan
iitgua.
$40 y IN, For Remove aud watkins.
b25a For Catawissa and Hazaiton.
~ am 9b5pm aud IS y m For wilkesbarre.
eS5 am, l 20 m, $40 IN. For Shamokin
aud Mount Carmel.
Trains Leave Sellusrrovc Junction:
0 SO m, arriving at rhiladclpbia 10 y IN, New
York % m, Baltsmore I t5 y m, wash.
ington 8 b6 pm.
So p IN, arriving at Philadeiphia so p NJ, View
YORK sab IN, Baltimore 40 p m, Wash
iugton t5pm.
81 IN, arriving A. Philndelpl In IS q m. New
York; 10 n IN. Baltimore5 10 a m, wash
Ington IS An.
Train also Leaves Sunburv:
30 IN, arriving ~ Philadelphia rs q NJ, No "
York II 80 n m, Baltimore Is IN, Vast :
ington v 80 IN.
J.R. WOOD, Gen'l Pass Agent.
CHAS. r. PudH, qen'l Manager.
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t,uv friends throughout the county Will
ssiise by scndinx us tho news in their respoc.
s,ys towns, Villages and neighborhoods. Send
=, sAe plain facts, and we Will dross them up,
W.ssd Ia. our columns will always be open
80 ~ sss who wish TO speak through them on
sesersi or local questions Of public interest ;
M we " I'M OF hold ourself responsible for the
epinious thsy may express.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
~ u. m. %, am, 10 40 ami OF, IN, SIS, p m
. % p IA for Pittsbnrg and the West.
7b3 = IN, o ~ n IN, l ~ m, I 3s u m, s5l n m
III u y n, For Philadeiphia, New York, Balti
more and Washington.
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DIED.

May 5th at Beavertown, Pa, Jacob
w. Feese, aged 80 years, IL months
and l2 days. Mr.. Fees was highly
respected citizen, and II member OF
the Evangelical Lutheran church.
May 9th at the residence of Mr.
Nerhood near Adausburg, Jacob
Wilmer aged about 90 years.
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Court Proclamation

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph G
" Bucher President Judge Of tho Judi
esiai District composed Of tho counties OF Snyde
Union and Mifhin ana samuel "A. w etzel an a
jacob A. smith, Esqs. Associate Judges in
and Tor Snyder county have Issued their pro
cept bearing, date the itth day of Dec. AID.
1857, to me directed for the holding of an or.
phans court, a court of Common Pleas, court
OF oyer and Iermincr and General court OF
quarter Sessions OF the peace at Middleburgh
Tor tho county OF snyder; on tho ith Monday
one week.
Notice Il therefore noropy given to tho Coro.
ner, Justices OF tho Peace aud Constables In
anu Tor tho county Of snyder, to appear In thoir
proper persons with their rolls records, inaut.
sitions, examinations and other remeInbrances
70 those things to their oalcos AMI in their bet
hall pertain to be done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting In behalf Of tho Common
weaith against any persons arc required to be
then aud there attending and not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices arc ro.
quested TO be punctual in their attendance a
the appointed time agreoabiy to notice.
tiven under my hand and sea at the Sher
iips ofhco In Middleburg, tho 29th Aay of April
D., ono thousand eight hundred and
RLUBEN DREEsE, Sherin.
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MARRlED.

April 20th, at Bannerville, by Rev.
N. Young John ID. Lash and Miss
Mary p. Baker, both of Bannervllle.
May 18th at Beavertown by Rev.
N. Young VIM. B. Musser and Ellen
Shreffler, both of Troxelville.
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s~xprn County rosRrs.-rhs Courts OF
s9dsr County arc br'd on the fourth Mondays
-february, May, aud september, and Second
Slay Of December.
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Market

PTNTT VRewardod arc those who res d
xCxOI1A L this and then act; they will
nhd honora lie ON ployment that will not tnko
mem IRON their homes aud fami lics, Tho pro-
person, many have made and arc now making
several hundred dollars month. IL IL easy
TOT any ono to mako 70 and upwards per day,
VINO Is willing 10 work, Either sex, you-g or
old! capital not needed; we start you, Every
thing new. No special ability required; you
reader, can do Il as well as any one. Write to
free. Address Stinson \ 90, Portls nd. Maine
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Republican Standing Committee.
May ., 'ss.

hdams-nenIy Tobias, Tobias Mitchell.
beaver West-H. M. UIsh, i, a. SNYDER.
Gsnsre.w. H. NaPp. X. 4. Walter.
Jaekson--W. y. Sholly, j. b. Yeariok.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-05-17

EXECUTRiX NOTICE Letter.
l/tostamentary on the estate Of Isaac
Swonger iato OF West Beaver township Snyder
County, Pa, decd, having been granted to the
nndersigned, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate arc requested to make
payment while those having claims
VIII present them duly authenticated for set
tlomont to the undersigned
SUSANNA swoNGER.
April 20 IS. Executrix.