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John Knepp the Paytonville miller
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John Knepp the Paxtonville miller
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TRoxELvILLE.-I send you here q
few items Of news-if acceptable will
write again, IL not fire 'em i'm the
waste basket. Railways welcome-Ed.
Post.
Our farmers are plowing corngrund
Millard Schambach moved to Union
county on Mr.. Kleckner's farm, and
Charles Meyer moved on the farm
vacated by Mr.. Schambach.
Isaac Lepley intends putting up q
new house in town this spring.
Philip Ockers is putting on the fln.
ishing strokes on his new house. Al.
Crosgrove has the job.
Our old friend James Wagner in
tends moving in our midst again.
Welcome Jim.
j. Il. Fetterolf has moved into Har-
rison Brininger's house until his new
house is finished.
Our jovial Constable Davy, last
week eIneriInented an trhteatsff 4 sffscts ,,iyS..
dncuu on circular saw when brought
in contact with piece OF cold iron on
Mr. Wieand's stave mill. The effects
were startling to the extreme, and
when the fire began to fly Davy turn
ed red, then white and then tainted.
Moral. Don't fool with a buzz>saw.
Tom Sawyers, our famous bear
fighter, intends moving into Henry
Hartman's house.
l wonder what keeps some OF our
married country-men so late In town
some nights. Boys, what say you in
the matter,
Ten more days, dear Tom, and the
trout season opens.
Isaac Swartz intends putting up "A
new house aud barn a little east of
town.
Fetterof Il Rauch's exhibition came
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WANTED.-A small, active boy to
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season opens. Address
KUNsTAUBLER JOHN.
The pevee, the blue-bird, aud the
robin are here and in their songs tell
us that Spring is here.
Several OF our young men are going
away to school this Spring. j. II.
Fetterolf is going to Selinsgrove and
A. w. Musser to New Berlin.
GRIZZLY ADAMS.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted by the
Women's Mite Society OF the Luth.
eran Church In Middleburgh, Pa.
March 2S, 1883.
| WHEREAS, II has pleased our heav
enly Father to remove Rev. j. u.
Shindel from the church militant "a
the church triumphant. And where
as Rev. Shindel was an honorary
member OF our society and his CON
contributions and words of council
ana encouragement greatly aided us
IN our works for the Lords cause
therefore
Resolred, That In the death OF Rev.
Father Shindel our society has lost a
true and faithful friend and suppor-
ter aud that we will cherish the mems
ory of his Christian life and of the
zeal which he manifested in our noble
cause.
Resolrcd, That we extend our deep
est sympathy to the berieved family
aud trust that our heavenly Father
will comfort, sustain and guide them
in their bereavement. and at last
bring all into our Fathers house In
heaven.
Resolred, That these resolutions be
recorded In our minutes and that
they be published In the Middleburgh
POST aud that copy be. sent to the
widow.
RRv. s. p. ORwIa,
Mrs KATE Il. BARBER,
MRS. HATTIE W. SMITH,
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Ii MIaHr BK WE'LL TO Tar r.
The Berrien Co.. .Qnd.) Journal has
the following which, n true, will
prove Of great benefit to farmers who
own hogs and whose porkers have
been attacked by hog cholera. The
article says
A farmer over In Van Buron county
(Mich. THINKS he has found a sure
preventive against the death Of hogs
by 50 called cholera" He explains
It thus Between the front teeth and
the grinders, there Is space of three
inches and In this space under the
gum Of every diseased hog will be
found pocket of poisonous sub
stance. To remove this take cod
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ct OF poison out. lie said that pre-
vious to adopting it he had lost 20
hogs, and since adopting II he has not
lost a single hog, and those OF his
neighbors who have tried the same
operation report the same favorable
results. As everything else has Prov
en- worthless. It certainly will not be
very expensive to make the expert.
ment,
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Useless nnd Dangerous Anin,als.
II Is consolation 10 know that while
mans selfishness. as well M idiotic folly,
Is obliterating the elk, antelope and
buffalo. rs web as depopuIating the
streams OF finny inhabitants, great deal
Is also done annually 10 rid the world OF
animals Of anore useless and dangerous
sors. Twenty thousand rabbits tho other
day were corraled, by men. women and
children, in one Of the valleys of Cali.
fornia, and killed. Thousands moro es-
capped, but the rabbits were sufficiently
reduced to make agriculture possible for
the coming year There is no section of
the civilized world where man fails now
to fairly cope with dangerous animals,
unless it be with The snakes Of southern
Asia. a.---Globe- Democrat.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In TUE ORrHAHs' COURT or SNYDER COUNTY,
The undereigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court oi Snyder county to distribute
the innds remaining In the hands Of William
Harding Executor Of the last Will aud testament
OF Daniel Lease late of Perry township, Snyder
county, Pa. decd, will meet the Iariics IN in.
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Office OF I. j. smith, Esq, in the Borough OF
day the 10Th day of Aprll A. ID. 1858 at 0 A. Al.
when and whore all parties Interested are re.
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April 2, lsss. Auditor.
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Died Of a Brokon Heart.

Tombstone Dealer Ito widow selecting
a stone)--What was the cause Of your
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Widow--Poor John died of n broker
heart brought about by unfortunate
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Tombstone Dealer-ln that case, Mrs
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on top.-The Epoch.
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MARRIED.

March 10, at Middleburgh. by Rev.
$. p. Orwig, Charles Il. Wefzel OF
New Berlin and Miss Ellie Lohr OF
Middlecreek, Snyder county, Pa.
March 90, by Rev. s. p. Orwig, at
the brides home. Samuel b. Wal
ter and Mary NJ. Stuck. both OF
Franklin township, Snyder Co., Pr.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE

In rHB ORPHANS CorRr or SNYDER CouNrr.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
court TO audit, settle and adjust the accennt of
hbsolem Barner, ndmr., Of the estate of Riley
Muller, deed. and TO make distribution Of tho
balance In the hands Of the accountant will
meet the parties Interested for the purposes of
ms appointment ON Wednesday, April rs, lsss
when and where all parties interest. q arc re.
CURED TO present their clai ms properly authen-
Treated or be debarrod from conf, Z in upon said
fund.
March 20, 1883. Auditor.
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NOTICE =, suyscaIsIRs.

Lock at the fiugures on the label ol
your paper. Those figures tell you
Igsx DATE TO WHICH YOUR sUBscRIP'
Tson Is pArp. Within weeks after
money! sent, see II date is changed.
No other receipt IL necessary.