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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-12-19
Description of a Turkish Dinner.

Rousseau has said that from the food
OF nation YOU can tell its Characters
tics: if this is true, 10 better spot for the
study Of cthnology could be found than
Cavalla Doubtless, IL it be desired. an
opportunity will occur of dining with
r,:snv narionaiities BY all means accept
- invitation to dine with Turkish
rasha had tie pleasure OF taking
real with the governor Of Drama, who Is
p.ssiar rich for Turk, seeing that he
l9.!2s over the plain where the chief
,c1&vco crops are. aud his opportunities
Tor ;lnassing wealth arc many and varied.
Silence and expedition are the chief
caractcristics OF . Turkish meal. The
table 2rcDarations are few. but the dishes
a:e many: olives, caviare. cheese, etc, arc
dotted about, and perhaps aS many as ten
dishes are handed round on covered brazen
dishes, consisting of rice or barley. meat
a.. boiled iis!.. cakes seasoned with veSe.a-
h::,.s. roast LAMB, beans. species Of
r:SSo!e wrapped up in vine leaves. the in
cvi:aale plat and fruits, and. as wine Is
forbidden an intoxicating substitute Is
found in liquors and brandy Each per
son has his glass of sherbet by him, and
lis piece Of unleavened bread, for the
Turks love half baked dough. 1t will
comfort the European to see every one
wash his hands before his meal, for forks
are unknown. and each is expected to dip
lis fingers into the savory morsel as it is
handed 20 HIM During the whole of the
feeding process scarcely four or five words
Will be uttered. and at the most Your re-
past will last twenty minutes. but then
:;!terward. with the coffee and the hubble
bubble. conversation will dow f',"Nly.
20 thc Turk eating is q serious g,-stro-
no.!:c exercise which viii not admit OF
;lv coave::::.tit:a Icing entered into dur
ing It's p.y:s--:>::,s; -Coraaill M&gazine.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-12-19
DICE BEER! RICE BEER

AV
We are the sole manufacturers Of tins de-
licious and healthy beverage, which after
having been analyzed by all the eminent
chemists in atlanta, Ga, during "Prohlbl-
ton" and after the most searching scrutiny
for traces of alchohol. was allowed to be sold
free of State and city license, and SO also
more recently after further analyzing in Flor
lda 1t fills a long felt want for stlmulant
and appetizer thatis not intoxicating; pleas
ant to the taste, contains nourishment and
specially suited for persons of weak and del
icate constitutions. 1t has the taste.of lager
beer of the finest favor; besides, to add to
its purity and medicinal qualities, is special
ly made of our celebrated world renowned
original ArteSian well water. Put up In
cases of one dozen pints at 81 25 per dozen ;
FIVE dozen at 81 per dozen, and IN casks OF
ten dozen each at 80 cents per dozen. Cash
must accompany each order copyrighted
and patent applied for.
We have no Agents, and none genuine
unless ordered direct from
CRAMER 4 K E ERSTEN,
PALMETTO BREwRY,
Steam Soda and Mineral Water Works.
Charleston, S. c., U. S. A.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-12-19
A Good Face to Raye

Memory Of Events: This is shown by
wide, full forehead IL the center.
Reasoning Power: A high, long and well
defined nose and broad face EXHIBITS this
great faculty.
Moral Courage: This faculty manifests
itself by wide nostrils, short neck, and eyes
set directly in front.
Language: This faculty is exhibited n
many parts Of the face, particularly by
large mouth and large, full eyes, opened
wide.
Self-esteem: This faculty shows itself in
long or deep upper lip. Large self-esteem
glves one dignity, self-conrrol and perfect
independence.
Firmness: The presence Of this faculty,
when very large, is indicated by d long,
broad chin. Frnness is synonymous with
wilfulness, perseverance and stability.
Perception Of Character: This is indicated
by long, high nose at the lower end or tip.
This faculty is very useful, if not indispen-
sable, to Judge in the exercise Of the func-
tons of his Office.
Powers of Observation: The situation OF
this faculty is in the face just above the tip
OF the nose, filing out the forehead to Level
-~SSS'
is faculty which enables one to concen-
trate the mind upon the subject being dis
cussed.
Conscientiousness: This is shown in the
face by a square jaw, oony chin, prom
inent cheekbones, and a general squareness
Of the features Of the entire face. To be
conscientious means that one has q sense Of
justice, honesty Of purpose, rectitude OF
character and moral courage
As the boy is the father of the man, 1t
follows that the girl is the mo'h@r of the
woman; and together they ale not slow IN
honoring their father and their mother.
Horses and the public suffer alike in this
country from superfuity of jockey clubs
soneof which would not exist over night
if there were laws against turf gambling
We are all dissatisfied. The only differ
ence is that some of us sit down IN the
squalor of our dissatisfaction, while others
make ladder of it.
A thrifty animal is the snake: 1t can al
ways make both ends meet.
Help somebody worse off than yourself,
aud you will find that you are better of
than you fancied.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-01-19
Middleburg NIarke,
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Tho following is the list OF Grand Jurors
drawn for February tern Or court.
Ada,ns-Philip J Ockor.
Beavcr- Twin Bineamsn, II = Huffman.
Beaver West.Hcnry N Ulsh, solomon Maurcr.
FrankiIn--CL l. Snyder.
| lJackson-Geo w Snyder. 9eo A Brousc,
iMiddlecreek--C NJ NJ Strouh, Jacob BollinQer.
Monroe-Nosh Dcobler, Emanuel Ycrgef, Isaac
Hottenstein. Samuel Slear, James l. Beaver.
Perry Shadel, A Kaltwriter,
SciInsrrovc--H Charles, Henry Benncf, A N
| Hcmberling.
Spring-Reuben Hsssingcr.
lwashington--HenryK Kock, W n Grimm.
PErIT JURORS.
The following is.thc list Of Petit Jurors drawn
for February term OF court.
Adsm.-Alned " Trosci. Isaac Moyer, Isasc
Hss,er-Wm 9 SNYDER. Reuben ercenhoe,
Uhapman-Iobn = Rine, John W Tcats Isaac
SPOTS, Benz. Bickhart
| frnnklin-Adam II Walter, John w wttten
myer, Henry Rcnningcr, John g Hacscn
Jackson Charlie. Humme,, Henry Miller. Hen
ry Meyer, Joscph Fctter
| Middlcburgh-Frank Bubh, Robert s. hambach
| Middlecrcck- ii wctzei. Charles X Bickel
Harris IN Bckel. Henry Snyder.
Monroo-Solomon App, II Bordncr. Samue
II Hartman, X " fiss, James Sassaman.
Penn-Wm = Siahl, I. A Dreese.
Perry-Gco Dreesc. Lewis Fisher, Henry II
Perry west-narvey & Haas, Irwin uraybru.
Selinsgroyo--F = Miller, Levi Ulrch, IA Lum
Spring Isaac wctrsi, Pharos FetteroIf John H.
Ul.h. "
Union-tieorge Campbell.
Washington-Benjamin Sbafcr.
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Ne this week publish the AudIthrs
Report OF the receipts and expsndi-
lures Of the county. II takes up lota
Of room, but - it concerns our pock
books renders II mighty intersstin'
readin'.
The Teachers Institute which was
to be held 1t Adamsburg ION Friday
and Saturday Feb. 8d and 4th mas
been postponed on account Of the
Musical convention In Middleburgh
that week, to accommodate teachers
and scholars who may wish to attend
the Convention.
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ADAMsBURa. There will bt Teacl,
ers' Institute Of the county held here
on the 10th and 1ith OF February. Ell
forts are being made to secure Rev.
A. II. Spangler Of Port Royal to lec-
ture on Friday evening. All the
prominent teachers of the county
have expressed their intention to at.
tend, aud all are invited.
The Reformed parsonage Is almost
completed. The building Is an orna-
nient to our town. II Is heated with
u Novelty Heater which gives entire
satisfaction. They are sold by II. l.
Romig.
We acknowledge the receipt OF a
valuable book from our representa-.
tive Mr.. Helfricb.
The protracted meeting In the
Lutheran'church are still in progress
The best Of feeling prevails and much
good result from the work.
Sheriff Dreese moved to the county
seat on Thursday. We are sorry tc
loose so good citizen and anxiously
await his return at the expiration ol
his term OF Office.
X. r. Romig, JACOB Reigle and
Joseph Middleswarth left for Newton
Kan, last Thursday and made the
trip In 4s hours.
Lewis Helfrich is busy turning out
extension tables. and has orders that
will keep him busy till May. Daniel
Alter Is assisting him.
Mrs. ". X. Wieand OF Siglerville 1,
visiting her many friends here.
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BEAvRRTowN'-Henry Kern has
sold the Central Hotel to II. X. Fry.
moyer Of Oriental, for $l,4OO. The
purchaser will take possession Of II
in spring.
The Keystone Match Factory has
been sold to parties In Selinsgrove, tc
which place 1t will be moved In spring
The loss OF the factory causes uni,
versal regret among our citizens
Some Of our men who have lots oil
stamps" should have purchased and
not allowed 1t to be moved. 8. C.
Weike will move to Selinsgrove and
superintend 1t. We hope the factory
will be replaced by an enterprise ol
larger proportions. We have mer
who can and should do something ir
that direction for the good Of ths
place.
Phillip Kinney has been In pre-
carious condition for some time, ano
is now confined to his bed disposssss,
ed OF understanding.
Mrs. William Beaver, who has beer
sick for a number Of weeks, is getting
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Haines ant
their children came near being suffo
Gated by gas which escaped from
coal stove one night recently. Mrs
Hainss was confined to her bed for
some time after the occurrence, unde
the care OF physician.
Daniel Shook has sold tho Ian,
which he had recently purchased O
Ner. A. Fees to William Erb, Of Milf
lin county, at small profit.
Percy Herbster dislocated his aru
at the wrist on Sunday q week as tn
result OF q fall. He Is now able I,
use 1t again.
The $50 prize for the best worl
done on the 8. & L. railroad this yea
was last week awarded to Alfre,
Smith, the foreman on tho division q
this place.
Mrs. j. p. Shirk had a terrible fal
last week from which she was uncon
scious for some time.
A. N. Carpenter has shipped Il
tons OF dressed poultry to Philadsl
phia between August 2srd and De
cembsr Goth 81. The same filed 49,
barrels and the feathers gathered of
them weighed 1416 pounds.
a. N. Carpenter u instructing clasl
IL yoca! music at Kramer.
Vur cItixens are making good use OF
sn. I q. snow SNOW slsikhihg parties ars
lseob Fssss, Jr.Is on The eiok lIst.
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DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Of. Binghamton
N. Y, are now working n night an,
day force to supply the druggists or.
ders for their Swamp Root kidney
Liver and Bladder Cure.-Binghamtor
Daily Rcpublibds.
Dec. 22, 's7. 4w.
This Is GooD ENoUsH.-Mrs. c. K
Bartholomew, Kalkaska, Mich, says
III owe my life, solely to DIR. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, oI
Rondout, N. Y. had liver and kid.
ney disease, and for FIVE years wa,
unable to go.about. I am now well
and car. do mans work..on my farm
| shall always hold up both hands for
DIR. Kesnedy's Favorite Remedy.
Price Sl.00 n bottle, six for t5.
Dec. 29, 's7. 4w.
The examining committee on per
manent certificates have decided to
hold examination on the first Satur
day In April, at Freeburg. Each APP
plicant will be required to write a
Thesis on soma educational subject.
containing not less than seven hun
dred words. The percentage on any
one branch must not fall below 70 Der
cent, and the average 81 per cent.
All wishing to take this examination
will notify the committee two weeks
before the examination. Those de-
string to be examined in tho higher
branches, will address
CARRIE T.. WALKER, Sec,
Middleburgh, Pa.
Louis Kahn, clerk for II. Open
heimer, Selisgrove, desires to inform
the public that he will buy In all kinds
OF furs and will pay the highest cash
price for the same.
DON'T let that cold ofyours run on
You think it is light thing. But it
may run into catarrh. Or into pneu
inonia. Or into Consumption.
Catarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia
Is dangerous. Consumption Is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear Of all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Other
wise there Is trouble ahead.
All the diseases Of these parts. head
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs, can be delightfully."- and entire
ly cured by the use OF Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. II you don't know this
already. thousands and thousands OF
people can tell you. They have been
cured by 1t, and know how 1t is them
selves" Bottle only rs cents. Ask
any druggist.
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. UDIToR's NOTICE.

liz The ORPHANS CouRT ~ SpypER.Cor rSrY.
The undersigned auditor appointcd by the
Court above mentioned TO distribute tho fund
remaining In the hands Of Leyi Kepler Admin.
lstrator OF the estate Of Rem. W. Mciser, decd.
late ot Perry township, Sny der county. Pa, will
his appointment Mt the Office OF J. Smith. Esq a,
IN ths Borongh OF Middieburgh, said county on
Saturday the +th day Of February A. ID. 1858 at
. o'clock o. M, when and where all parties
having claims are requested 10 present them or
be forever dcDarred rom coming In for q chare
OF said fund.
J.tG. GROUSE.
Jan. D, 1855. Auditor.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

In the matter of the Estate of Henry
Rratzer, late Of Centre to,cnship, Sny,
der county, Pa, decd.
To Amanda Kratzer, intermarried With
Peter Thomas, decd, OF Adams township,
Snyder county, Pa. WIN. Kratacr Of Reeds.
Vile, Ahiin county, Pa, George Krstzer, OF
PAxtonvtlls, snyder county. Ps., Lizzie. In.
termarriod with samuel Gross OF Shrade q
Mills, ifiin county Pa, Simon Krstzer, Al.
Toe, ibtermarried with Hopnia Mitchell, Alves-
ta, intermsr rriod with Nathan HnckeDburg, all
Of Psxtonviile, Snyder county, Pa, John
KrAiEor, n minor who has for his guardian A.
A. Roniig. of Mcclure, Pa, Catherine, now
decd, who leaves to suryive herA husba n d.
Joseph Masser. OF = rader's Miss, Mfiin coun-
ty, Pa, aud the following children viz: John
Jennie, minors.w Who have for their guardian A. .
A. Romig, OF Mcclure, Snyd r county, Pa.
Sarah, now decd, who leaves to survive her
husband, Andrew Wagner, and the following
childrod, viz: Charles, Kate, George, A Ice
and Ellen. all OF whom are iniuors aud have
for their guardian A. A. Romig. Of Mcclure,
Snyder county, Pc.
You ar hereby notified that by virtue ofa
writ ofinq uisition issued out OF the Orphans
Court Of snyder county, and to me directed
that IN inqu-st will 10 held on the old home.
stead 10 Centre township, SNYDER county, Pa.
on Friday, Feb. IL, 1878, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. 70
make partition or valuation OF the X al Estate
OF the said deceased. When and where you
may attend n You think proper.
REUBEN DREEsE, Sheriff.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE-Letter,
lItesamcnt.ry on the estate OF job,
steiniuger, late OF Franklin township, sn ,ds
county, Pa. dec'd., having been granted I,
the unae signed. all persons knowing them
selves tndebotrd 10 said ertste ere requested
to make Immediate pay ymsnt, whiio those hsv,
Ing claims viii present Gnem duly authentic os
cd for settlement 20 the undersigned.
a.. HENRY sTEISiN0ER,
jan D w. Executor.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at the fiugures on the label OF
ycar paper. Those figures tell you
11R DATE TO WHICH YOUR suBsCRIP-
ynn n PAID. Within 8 weeks after
money! sent, see IL date Is changed.
No other receipt II necessary.
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Jan. 8, lsss
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In TIVE OnpHArs' CouRT oY SNYDER COUNTY.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
remaining In tho hands OF Ephraim Romig, Ad
ministrator Of the estate of Polly Romig, deed
late OF West Beaver township, Snyder county,
rurp"ss of HIS apo ntmcnt at tho Office OF r r.
Bower, Esq. In the Borough of Middlcburgh,
said county on Nonday, January 30, 1855, at .
o'clock A. NJ, whom and where all parties hav.
Ing claims are requested TO present them, OF lie
forever debarrcd nom coming In Tor q charo OF
said fund.
A. W. POTTER,
Jan. IL, 'ss. Auditor.
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'fimyi chile anang 70 nkia' lslss. aa'faltll
uiAt EN-"

The Steam heating apparatus In the
new jail which seemed out Of "kilter"
for some time now works like a
charm.
We are sorry to state that Benjamin
Wittenmyer OF Franklin Is very ser
iously III and slim hopes are entertain
ed OF bis recovery.
Well, we have now Sheriff Reuben
Dreese and Ibis family and Charles
Dreese, deputy, with us and they are
O valuable acquisition to our burg.
Although women have the right to
propose in leap year, there is no law
that compels the man to say yes. This
fact will encourage the young men to
stand firm.
The green ink used in printing the
new postage stamps is poisonous, and
It Is claimed that It is undoubtedly
dangerous to moisten the back OF the
stamps with the lips or tongue, Tas
many persons do.
Now It won't be long before the 22d
OF February will be here, and little
later on will come smiling. joyous,
bonncing Spring, with her buttercups
and daisies, her muddy roads. and
pizen vines, and other nice things to
tedious to enumerate.
The ice on Bowers dam is now from
six to eight inches thick and as clear
as crystal. Last week some forty
hands Of the p. X. r. Co. from Lewis
town were several days engaged In
taking out ice for the use OF the COM
pany.
= On Monday evening last n party OF
young folks from town enjoyed the
hospitalities OF Mr. Cal. Schoch's two
miles west..of town. The party num-
bered SO. Before leaving they were
askedlto the dining room to partake
Of an oysters supper prepared by the
hostess.
All the talk in Middleburgh for the
present is Musical Convention. Lit
tie amusement have our people had
this winter in the line Of entertain-
ments, and as we have a rich Musical
farm before us that needs cultivation
let us not sleep. but plow deep and
We shall have plenty to sell and keep.
From the handsome girls head,
Autographed in colors, nicely cut out
to the last slip of the pad, Hoods
Household Calender for 1888 is thor
oughly artistic. Every month Is
beautifully engraved, and is nice
enough for any parlor. r.-Copies may
be obtained at the drug stores, or by
sending six cents in stamps to c.. Il
Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Residents of Rye township, In Perry
County have been prospecting in the
Blue Mountains some time for coal
A vein of bituminous coal eight feet
thick has been struck in the Cove
Mountain, near Hartmann's Mills. 1t
is OF excellent quality. There is great
excitment In the neighborhood and
the price Of land has rapidly. advance
ed.
Joseph F. Cummings, the jolly and
efficient court reporter OF this judicial
district, was married during the holi.
days to Miss Emma, daughter OF DIR.
Umberger, Of Dauphin, Pa. Joe, may
you never regret the step you have
taken, and when your chunis tip their
glasses and sing, "A bachelors life is
the life for me-" stand thou back with
the hearty response
"Not for Joe,
Not for Joe
Not for Jose-if ho knows It," etc.
O. W. Walter agent for the Charles
w. Stewart Nursery, desires to an-
nounce that he Is now soliciting orders
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WANrED I~msdistsIy, Lsatss = work for :
homes. lsent any distanrs) 0ood psy eso b
Addrsss 1.siil!s RssdisvsfS o. iss 81 s.. 81
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In he matter Of the Eestate Of Ams!io
Krdtzer, late Centre tO,cnsi.ip, Snyder
county, Pa, decd.
To Amanda Krstrcr In ermnr-Ied with Peter
Thomas. decd, OF Adams township, Snyder
county, "a. VIM. kralzor, of Rssdsvllle, NIL
min county, Pa. Georgo KratIor, OF Paxton.
| vile, Snyder county. Pa. Lizzie, intermarried
with samuel Gross NJ Shrader's Mills, Mifnin
county, Pa. Simon KratIer, Alice, intermar.
r,ed with HopDia Mitchell, Alvesta intsrmar.
ried with Nathan hackenberg, all OF Paxton.
viiio Snyder county, Pa, John Rraizer, n
minor who has tor his Guardian A. A. ROM X ,
Of Mcclure, Pa. Catherine, new decd. leaves
TO survive her husband, Joseph Musser, Of
Shrsder's Mills Mffiin county, Pa, aud the
following children via Jthn, Jennie, minors,
who have for thor guardian A. A. Romty, OF
Mcclure, Snyder county. Pa, Sarah, now
decd, who Leaves to survive her hus band, An.
drew wagner and tho following Gill d. on, viz :
Charles, kste, George Alice and Ellen, all OF
vham are u inors and have for their guardian
A. A. Romig, OF Mcclure, Snyder county, Pa.
You are hereby no ihed that by virtue OF u
writ of ipqui.ition Issued out OF the Orphsns'
Conrt sn,der county. aad TO me directed
that an inquest will be held on the old home.
stead In Ocntre township, Snyder county,
Penney lvania, on Friday, Feb ~, 1888, At 10
o'clock A. NJ. to mako Iartitton or valuation
of the Real Estate OF tho said deceas sed.
When and where You may attend II you tbink
REUBEN DREEsE, shsrin.
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Daniel q. Kcpler In the Court of Com-
Us mon Please of Snyder
Elizabeth Keplor. Co., Al Subpoena u,
Diuorce, No. Feb. T..
The Commonwealth ofPcnnsyIvanis to the said
Respondent Greeting;
We comnand you, as before you have been
commanded. that setting aside all other busl-
ness and excuses wha 0sever, you be aud ap.
pear In your pro or person before our Judges at
Middloburgh ut Court VI Common Please there
10 be held for tho said County OF Snyder, on
Monday, the 27th day Of Fob. NEXT. 10 answer
the libel OF tho said Daniel q. kcpler, and show
cause II any you have why tho said Daniel q.
KspIer, your husband, should not be divorced
from The bonds al mstEtmeny,. agreeable 70 the
Acssof the General AtssMOly In such case made
sad Prstids1y aud he'l o. Saii not
wlt.sss az Hsnorfbls !: 2. Buchss,. Pres!.
dent q or peid Den9se xiddlsbuSghs the 18th
. ". kkuaEr pRErsE !
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DIED.

Mrs Barbaria Walter widow OF
John ID. Walter of Centre township
aged 10 years.
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DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE

al DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
1ALettsrs OF Admin istratisn on the est.to Of
Abper Middleswarth late Of Adams tow nship
Snyder Co., deceased, having bsen granted 70
the undersigned al persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO said eststsd are requested
TO make immediste payment, while those hav-
ins eisims Will present them dniy' ssthsntiost-
W. II. EWING,
ROBERT MiDDLESwARTH,
Jan. 5, 'ss. Administrators, OF. "A
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ssiisc By sending ~ The news IN their fsspec::
- ~ piSin facts, and ss win dssss them up,
N nssd bs. Our osinnns will al~sys b cpsn
70 thees whe wish 70 epesk through them on
~eoeraI or LEGAL questions Of public iptsrest
but We viii not hold ourssif responsible for the
opinions they may express.
suvpxn CsvrrY couRrs.-rhs Courts Of
0yder County are held on the fourth Monday :
February, May, and september, and dsscosd
sAay efDecember.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The, c,annuRl meeting OF tho members OF the
BeavertOwn Mutual Fire Insur- nee Company o.
BeavertowH, Pa Tor ths elerton OF Directors
will be held at the home oflcc ON Saturday
January -, '6s, between the hours of s o'c ock
u. Al. All BUWERSOX, Sec.
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DNINISTRATORS' NOTICE

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
"A Letters Of Administration on tho estpteoi
Franklin Snydar, late OF Jackson towpsgip,
Sny yder Co., Pa, licensed, having been grant.
ID to the undersigned all persons knowing
ohrmsolves Indebted to said estate are request
hd to make I'm mediate payment, while those
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