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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

Saturday next is the day fixed for the
Republican primaries.
The cab for the Democratic primaries 10
published in this issue
Monday and Tuesday last were examina-
ton days for applicants for teachers certif-
Gates.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie McCusker, Of
Annapolis, are visiting Mrs ]. T. Drury Of
Morganza.
Mrs. Eliza Oillow, of Baltimore, il visit
ing her nephew, Mr.. Joseph A. Dillow,
Leonardtown.
A destructive hail storm swept through
the ST. Joseph's section Monday aud many
fine crops were ruined.
Mrs. j. Foley, of Washington ID. c., is
visiting Mrs. William F. Yates of wood
berry," near Leonardtown.
Mrs. Henry Birch and Miss Ida Birch of
Washington are visiting the family of Hon.
Benz. g. Harris. at Ellenborc.
William Z. Goddard, the man recently
cut by Levi J. Wise Is able 10 walk around
and is, we are informed, In fair way to
recovery.
Monday last, Mr.. z. T. Raley and Miss
Z. Guy were married ut st. Aioysius'
church, Leonardtown. We wish the young
couple much happiness.
There will be q Dinner at Newtown
Manor on Thursday August 16, 1894. Ice
Cream, Confectionery and Snow. Balls in
abundance. Dancing in the evening.
The Dramatic Entertainment ut Chaptico
Tuesday evening last was well attended.
and Is said by competent judges to have
been the best ever witnessed in Southern
Maryland.
Monday last, Stephen Dyson, colored,
while sticking a stake for fishing in the St.
Mary's river. opposite Cherryfields. fell
overheard and was drowned. The body
was recovered and an inquest held
Captain Lawrence's new store room is
nearing completion. When finished the
display of chinaware and other goods will
far eclipse anything ever seen in Southern
Maryland. II is the transfer Of first class
Washington store TO Leonardtown and
must be seen to be appreciated
There will be special train on w. & p.
r. r. from Mechanicsville. at 0 o'clock A.
NJ, for Marlboro Fair, Wednesday and
Thursday next. 22nd and 23rd, returning,
will arrive al Mechanicsville at 7:30 =. NJ.
We hope St. Mary's viii, be well represent.
ed at the Fair and we knew If our people
exhibit they will secure all the prizes.
Among the Washingtonians summering
at Mrs. Ruth II. Mattingiy's, Stones wharf,
are Ms. g. A. Lyons aud child, Mrs. J. NJ.
Ober and two children, Mrs. Willis S.
Clark and daughter, Mr.. r. w. Saunders
and wife, Miss Carrie Saunders, Miss Flora
b. Forrest, Miss Rome Watson, DIR. Won
Hardleben and wife and Col Hoffliger and
wife
George Thomas Swailes and Della Har
ris, both coloFed, were married at 81. Alloy.
sius church, Leonardtown, Monday evening
ing the ceremony. There was a la.ge
NAO"u IA ateCuuaHCI. huc SIOOm VICE
dressed in black and the bride wore white.
Annie Swailes was bridesmaid and Lucius
Swailes was best man.
Mr.. Giles r. Dyer brought US Saturday
evening last three ears of corn Of a new
variety which natures in 90 days, AMI told
us the fodder and etc., was already housed
The ears are well filed with plump. pretty
grains which look us il they would make
excellent meal. This variety Of corn IL
ready for the mill by September l. The
ears sent Us are nine inches long and con-
tain ten rows Of grain
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
Hail Swept.

Monday afternoon, August IS, 1894, q
destructive hail storm swept over a section
of our county leaving in its tract ruined
crops, overturned pen houses and numer-
Gus uprooted trees. II was the most dis.
astrous storm that has visited the county
for years and the ruin IL accomplished is
equal to II not greater than that done by
the great storm of eight years ago. The
storm started near La Plata, Charles county,
took n south easterly direction, sweeping
between Charlotte Hall and Budd's Greek
and literally shredding the tobacco and
corn crops which il encountered. Wegive
below list of farmers whose crops are
reported as totally or partially ruined:
Webster B. Herbert, James Mattingly,
James l. Mattingly, Hilary Parsons, Judson
J. Long, tenant on u. Coughs farm, Geo.
U. Hayden, Jno. q. Good, on Mrs. S. G..
Carpenters farm, William Thomas, colored,
James Cooper, 10. F. Morgan, Edgar Rus
sell, Thomas Thomas, Stephen Bowles,
Hilary johnson, Patrick Russell, Judge
VIM. T. Bailey. Miss Fannie Mattingiy's
crop was considerably damaged.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

Belled Euzzard.--A buzzard with a
small sheep bell on its neck has been in
the neighborhood of Mr.. Arch. Wilson's
near Pylesville. 1t has remained there for
four years which would seem TO indicate
that these birds do not roam so widely as
is generally supposed. The bird appears
quite proud of its musical ornament and
the other buzzards do not appear in the
least afraid Of him.-Bcl Air InteRgencer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

My boy was taken with disease resem.
bling bloody fux. The first thing thought
OF was Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses of il settl.
ed the matter and cured him sound ana
well. heartily recommend this remedy
10 all persons suffering from like com.
plant. ! will answer any inq airies re.
garding 1t when stamp is Enclosed. refer
90 any county official as 10 my reliability.
VIM. Roach. J. z Primroy, Campbell CO.,
Son, Leonardtown, Md.
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COUNTY NEWS.
o POTOMAC RAILROAD
TINE TABf.E--In EJECT May 81, 1894.
sTATIoNs-souTH. STATIONS NORTH,
"FIeg bthtIons. fFassenRcr Irhins.
LIVER Freight Rates n the Rad

After this date the Rates of freight ON Tobacco
will be from MechanicsvilIe, New Market.
Charlotte Hall, Oaks, ei.25 per hogshead.
ON Fertilizer In lots of one 90 ton and over.
up 20 II tons 1870 per ton, from Baltimore 20
any point on the Road.
In Car Load Lots ~ tons or over to Oaks,
Charlotte Hall, $50 per ton New Market,
Mechanicsville, 81. 05 per ton.
On Grain TO Baltimore from any point on the
Road mt the rate of nW ten cents per 400 one
hundred pounds.
H. KNUBEL.
May "a, 1894. GENERAL MANAGER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

wsdding.-Monday, August 6, instant,
Luke w. Knott and Eleanor ]. Payne,
were married in st. Aloysics' Church in
this village. In the absence of Fathers
Jenkins and Duff, Father John A. Morgan,
President of Loyola College, Baltimore,
who was visiting here, performed the cere-
mony. We wish the happy couple every
succass in life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

For the purpose Of receiving taxes will
be at
OAKVILLE, the first Tuesday In each
month.
LEONARDTOWN the second Tuesday
in each month.
Punctual payment will save iEouble.
JOHN w. WILLIAMS,
March 20. Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
Nd, G. VA, STEAMBOAT co.

ON and after June LIST, 1894. until Sept.
LIST, 1894 we will sell Round Trip Tickets
on the steamers OF our Line, to and from
Washington and Potomac River Points for
$50. ALVIN p. KENNEDY.
May 81, 1S9i-3Ip General Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

ley, John q II Lilburn, Ignatius v Mckay,
William Il Pembroke, Pembroke Smith, ]
Pinkney Tarlton, George b p Taylor, Allen
G Tyler, George w WEIGH.
Second District.
William Aud, John p Bean, Edwin
Coad, William s Coppage, Thomas Cox,
George B Dent, Henry GLADDEN., Charles
Fl Guyther, Daniel Hammett, William
Ingram, Gary FL beaverton, T Edward
Loker, Lewis Arilburn, John Shadrick,
Thomas B Watts, John 8 Guyther.
Third District.
James T Abel, Bennett NJ Abel, BENZ
w Bond, William Fl Brown, William II
Carberry, Meridack Clarke. John Daw-
son, William B Floyd. Thomas + Foxwell,
Francis + Graves, j Ford Greewell, Peter
ii Guy, A Mills Heard, Charles v Hayden
Charles FL Lucas, George p Loker. r w
Mattingty, Felix Morgan, John L Norris,
Daniel ] Payne, James T N Raley, Philip
FL Redmond, William A Smith, William
A Somerville, Duncan M Turner, BENZ J
Thompson, John FL Wathen, William v
Waters, James G Wise, ] Robert Yates, E
B Harrison, William G Mattingly.
Fourth District.
Albert 8 Beale, Robert T Barber, Fl B
Cawood, Lewis Chunn, John Fl Drury,
Thomas G Edwards. John @ Herbert, w
B Herbert, Alfred T Higgs. William A
Hill, John B Key, Peter II Mattingly, ] Fl
Parsons, Noble L Penn, Thomas g Reeves,
Richard Winters, J Walter Yates.
Fifth District.
Henry G Adams, John 7 Ballenger. A
Z Bowling, Ashby Burroughs, Isaiah
Canter, Thomas Fl Fowler, Josias Fl Han.
cock, James II Handy, James T Harrison,
James T Milburn, Thomas G ST. Clair, ]
w Tippett, William L Turner, Sylvester
Adams, Charles Hunter, John Harper, r
II ] Magill.
Stxth District
Thomas II Bond, r King Clark, James
d Curtic, William II Dean, Marcellus A
Cation, Leo w B Graves, George T Hutch
ins, Stephen Jones, Samuel E Jones, James
T King, John Fl Magill, James T Parsons,
John II Reeder, Joseph @ Stone. James r
Thompson, John w Williams, George ii
Bankins, Francis X Thompson, William A
Wallace.
Sersnh Disfri.f
Robert ID Blackstone, Charles + Bowl.
ing, Charles A Burch, Robert Crawley, g
w Gass, Richard II Garner, George w
Green, Ignatius e Mattingly, John Fl Mat.
tingly, Samuel 4 + Palmer, Edward
Plowden, Billingsley Garner, Clarence c
Herbert, Lewis K Mattingly, John Fl Oliver,
William + Fullerton, r Matsingiy Swami.
Eighth District
Charles NJ Bohanan, Joseph O Craddock,
Edwid ] Fish, James T Fenhagen, David
Hammett, J Oscar Jones. Charles A Magill,
Joseph L Peacock, jefferson ] Redmond,
Benjamin j Shermantine, Alfred G Sanner,
John w Jones, James E Jackson, Patrick
w Russell, George A Thomas
From the above $50 names were drawn
the following, who are TO serve as jurors at
the term tf Court which begins Monday,
September 18th, proximo:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
First District,

Richard T Abel, Nicholas Biscoe, VIM
A w Clark, George w Drury, james D
Dunbar, Oliver N Evans, J Wesley Free
man; Stephen O Goodrich, Lafayette Lang
ley, John @ Fl Lilburn, Ignatius v Mckay,
William II Pembroke, Pembroke Smith, J
Pinkney Tarlton, George b p Taylor, Allen
G Tyler, George w WEIGH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
JOHN 7. CECIL
AT THE FACTORY MILL
Real Estate Agency.

MESSRS. HERBERT +. MOORE, OF
Leonaritown, and r. j. MOORE, of
Washington, ID. g., have entered into
co-partnership for the sale Of real estate,
IL parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price they
viii take, we will literally advertise their
lands free OF charge and make every posi-
be effort Ia make speedy sales.
HERBERT r. MOORE,
T. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
AZ Saints Par.sh,.sunday Services.


Fret Sunday in the month, evening
prayer and sermon at Love and Charity
Hall A cordial welcome 10 all.
III. FIELDS SAUMENIG,
Minister in Charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

and
lowing land.
KS Cowart's,
#ndy's Point,
nt, Leonard
nesdays at 9
Pie following
3s, Howard's
4 Point, Sc.
Se. Mundy's
Hs Cwart's.
Sacon's.
Friday.
n m, Thurs
eyS Kinsale.
Z. m, Thurs
Baltimore on
fton, making
cons Coan,
p, Kinsale,
fge's Island,
BELLS, How
kndria. Ar
Erday night.
|shington on
|ore, making
|sHoward's,
| Point, So.
bdy's Point,
warts, Lew
\, Bacon's.
q. m, Mon.
|, kinsale, &C
p. m, Mon
/, arrivingin
be on We'd
ton, making
pms, Barnes,
Fisetta, Kin
|sndy POINT,
d, Leonard.
Holly, Deep
lBushwood,
Ii.
hington on
ore, making
aster, Bush
,onardtown,
Deep Point.
Point, 81
/, Bundicn,
es,Brome.
,. m, Tues.
, Kinsale &C
&C 3 p. m,
Tuesday,
Wednesday.
ton on Sat-
; following
s. Georges
Bundicks.
ldy's Point,
Sundays at
~ at Point
and Piney
at 2 p m
NJ Monday
al Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
The Jury List.

A list Of names selected by Associate
Judge Crane from which the jury for the
September term of court was drawn:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

Religious.
CHRIST CHURCH, Chaptico-Sunday Ser
Cices.
10 A. M-Sunday School.
IL A. M-Service and Sermon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16
Second District.

William ] Aud, John p Bean, Edwin
Coad, William s Coppage, Thomas Cox,
George B Dent, Henry GLADDEN., Charles
Fl Guyther, Daniel Hammett, William ]
Ingram, Gary Fl beaverton, T Edward
Loker, J Lewis Arilburn, John Shadrick,
Thomas B Watts, John s Guyther.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

turer Of bed
rag carpets.
ErEIifornia,
4, 'V4---ife
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-16

ees 10 the
DR.. Paynpee
IN alwavva
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-06

Geo. w. Jenkins. editor OF the Santa
Maria "Tines." Cal. In speaking OF
the various ailments OF children said:
when my children have Group there
Is only one patent medicine that
ever use, and that is Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, 1t possesses some
medical properties that relieve the
little sufferers Immediately. IL is, in
my opinion, the best cough medicine
In the market" IL this remedy Is
freely given as soon as the croupy
cough appears 1t will prevent the at.
tack. 1t Is also an ideal remedy for
whooping cough. There is no danger
In giving II to children, as IL contains
nothing injurious. For sale by j. w.
Sampsell, Penps Creek, Pa.
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Jury List.

List OF Petit Jurors drawn for the Court of
oyer and Termlner and General Jail delivery
aud Court Of quarter Session OF the Peace OF
Snyder county held as Dec. Term, commenc
Ing Monday. December TO- 1891.
PETITJURoRs.
Adams Daniel nackenburg, J. W .Ilackenburg,
irwin FetterOlf,
Beavcr-John i. Kcarns u. +. HUFFMAN.
leaVer West-Wm. lleeter, Abraham liolshue,
j. ncs II. Drecse,
Ceutre-A. W. stroub, James Spangler.
Chapman-.IOhn Seller, : Is Arnold, Fred SufTel.
FRANKLIN Robert Rearck, Andrew l. Marks,
J Oldt,
Jackson-John Bower,
Middleburgh-Charles stelninger, @ NJ Moatz,
II X Reigle,
Middlecrcek-Allen IIassinger. Asaph Beaver
ln-Selin Herman. Harrison Row, samuel II,
Forry, Henry Laudenslager Howard Row Hen.
~ Iiosterman. Chas II Dinius Chas Miller Jr,
Perry-Perciyal Garman, Simon Arbogast. w W
: Winey
sprlD Flames Aurand. Emanuel Shook. VIM
Harley James Dreese, WIN Kose
SeliDsgrove-D A Ulrich. Edward Fisher
union-JUhn Woodling, j j Aucker, Henry Stepp
Washington-Wm l. IIummel, I ) Relgle, Henry
lIoltZapple, Chas II Meyer, J Strayer,
GRAND JURORS.
Beaver--John Heiser + wetzel. Robert Feese
Beaver West-A X Middleswarth. Samuel Hun.
man.
Ger .re--Joseph Lose, JE slurt tn,
Cserman--"F
Franf ~ e.
81 x di--jonn Brouse Jr,
Midc eburgh- rohn A Moatz
N M.ddlecfeek-John Fries VIM Wagner,
NonIoe-Oscar Smeltz. p Scott Ritter, cyrus
Smith. Ellsworth Aurand.
Pc Nn-Frank Bolig,
Pc ry-T q Arbohast. Ell Portzline.
Perry West-F VI MOntellus.
Spring-He rison Shrader, Jesse y Ewing,
Neutrality-suspicious. Arbogast.
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Letter From Nebraska.
LEXINGTON, NEB; Nov. 2sth 1894

LEXINGTON, NEB; Nov. 2sth 1894.
ED. PosT:- Enclosed please find my
check forS1.50 one year subscription
to the Middleburgh Post. Your paper
Is welcome visitor every week.
j. NJ. Smith at Cozad and we are the
only people in Dawson County, Neb.
who are from Snyder County. There
are many PenDsylvanians, here from
other counties OF the old keystone
state, to wit: from Northumberland
Fulton, Indiana, Luzerne, Bedford,
Cumberland, aud n few other counties.
They are invariably engaged in farm
ing, and are among the most pros
porous farmers here.
My business takes me over the whole
county, and / can nearly always pick
out the Pennsylvania farmer, eby
the trim looks OF the buildings etc.
Some of them speak tho Pennsyl-
wanna German, and you may rest
assured when come i'm contact with
them 1t makes me feel at home. The
next best farmers here are the for
eign Germans. They are very thrifty
and economical, and make money
where no one else can. They are
very hospitable and leave no one go
hungry or thirsty. Lately n German
farmer remarked TO Inc "non mus
allis tzomma holda un ocht gevva,
un nix fardarva lussa, won mon goot
on cooma will". They pay II great
deal OF attention TO the culture OF
grapes. Nearly each family has "A
good supply OF grape wine Oh hand,
with which they are very liberal to
friends. The Germans belong mostly
to the Lutheran denomination, own
their churches, Il parsonage near II,
where the minister reside-, who Is
required to teach German for 3
months each year. Besides, the
children attend the free schools where
English and the higher branches of
learning are taught, the Swedes and
Danes also have their own churches
where services are held in their own
languages, they are an honest and
peaceable class Of people.
On Saturday is market day for the
farmers, when all come to town to do
their ira ding. One can stand on the
sidewalks and hear three or four diff
fersnt languages spoken. This is a
rare thing in the east, out side OF the
large cities, and seems very strange
to one not accustomed to II, and
would wonder, and ask himself,
where do these different people live,
where do they come from!n
Much could be said and written
concerning this country-our western
plains--its wash or made soil, it,
valleys, dried or subsided water
courses, its canyons and Bluffs show.
Ing that an inland sea once covered
! th" surface. A y. GIFT.
fr~
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fore hl, a.-l ,,ch teacher note well
the lessoG taught and carry back to
the school room a wider range of
knowledge and clearer vision of his
duty than ever dawned to him before.
Clearer ideas Of discipline, loftier
opinion of his calling and a greater
concentration of mental power
should be prominent characteristics
of each teachers feeling as he leaves
this weeks institute.
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II EGIsTERs NOTICES.-Notce Is hereby Civ
leen that the following named persons have
filed their Administrators, Guardian, and EN-
ecutOrs accounts In the Registers ONCE OF Sny.
der County and the same VIII be presented for
confirmation and allowance at the Court House
In Middleburgh, Monday Dec. 10, 1891.
The first and nnal account OF sylvester Flanders
Administrator OF the estate OF Henry II FFlanders,
deceased.
The first and nnal account OF VI. =. Brubaker.
Administrator Or the estate OF Isaac Flanders,
deceased.
The first and final account Of !. l. Manbeck.
Administrator OF the estate OF i. l.. Manbeck,
deceased.
First and nnal account Of A. II. and VIII. Ulsh.
Executors OF the estate Of Henry Ulsh late OF
Mcclure, Pa, deceased.
First and final account OF Edward Knepp. Ad.
ministratOr Of the estate Of Peter knepp, late Of
West Beaver township, deceased.
First and nnal account OF jerome +. and j. 4.
Aigler, Administrators OF the estate Of Rueben
Aigler. late OF Beaver township, deceased.
First and final account OF W. W. Wittcnmyer
and Newton Clrich, Administrators OF the estate
OF jonathan Rudy, late OF SelinsgrOve, Pa, decd.
First and final account OF Senerus Bowersox
Administrator Of the estate OF Isaac BOwersoN
late Of Centre Twp, deceased.
q. NJ. sIlINDEL,
Middleburg. Pa. Nov. IS, 9i. Regis
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Dr.. Dimm Re-instated.

On Tuesday DIR. j. r. Dimm was
re-instated TO the position of PIE.
siding off Ger Of Missionary Insti-
tute at Selinsgrove.
This action on the part of the
Board of directors is an admission
on their part Of gross error. 1t
seems strange that body of men
who are universally acknowledged
TO be keen business men should
make such mistake. In the spring
when the change was made DIR.
Dimm suffered from an act of inius-
tice. Now the board has shown its
Willingness to annihilate this act by
re-instating the old principal. But
how about tho school Has it suf-
fered any3 Those who are nearest
to it can tell. How about Rev.
Manhart We have not learned what
provision they have made for him.
If they have turned him down en-
tirely, u new act of injustice has
been created We feel like being
lenient in our criticisms of the
Board of directors, because we all
make mistakes. We commend the
Board in correcting the error so
soon, but what pity that they did
not in the spring retain Dr. Dimm
rs Principal and give Rev. Manhart
good-paying subordinate position
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A BigFoS

One Of the largest foxes ever seen
in this vicinity was shot the latter
part of last week 10y man named
Caldwell, who resides on Bunker
Hill. For some time past particular
fox had been making raids ON the
chicken coops in that vicinity, and
many an experienced hunter has
failed 10 track the animal any dis
tance, Mr. Caldwell shot the fox
near the old road thatruns to Brush
Valley, and is convinced that it is
the one that has visited the coops in
search Of food. The animal measur-
ed almost four feet.-ShdmOkin
Neios.
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Trial List-Dec. Term, 1894.

ASL1 bOS. Cl lo0f.
Jesse Bllger, VS.. Henry Rathfon.
SaInl. Sterrett. Assignee. vs.. Isaiah Knepp.
Mary f. Smith, VS. !. c. Burns, Admr. etc.
!. G. Burns, Admr. vs.. j. Edwin Wdllas.
Same vs. ID. W. Grouse.
Same VS. same
Same vs. same
Same VS. ID. W. Grouse, Garnishee
VI. NJ. Mclaughlin. ct. al. Ex. VS. Michael \.
Weiand.
Ira e. schoch. vs. Wells Gemberling, ct. al.
samuel X. Martin. vs. g w. Portzline.
Mary A, Arnold. vs. WIN. l.. Bassler.
Sarah A. Tobias. vs. ID. Bolender, ct. al
l.. c. Lull Co. VS. II. X. Tobias, ct. al.
II. q Stahl. vs. Jacob Dreese.
Annie X. Strunk. VS. John Baker.
Same vs. Mrs. Lizzie Dreese.
Same vs. Mrs. Tillie Manbeck.
B.f Wagenseller. VS. The selnsgrove Water Co.
Sarah e. Freed. W Samuel e. Aoyer.
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phe. POI
|ugl Rem
Ehicll il
70 be an 4,
(it, We
| the exp
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|heu use OF
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-06
nR. J. G. AMIG, ID. ID. s.
DENTIST

DENTIST
Treating, filling, artificial teeth,
crown and bridge work. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Office next door to the
Posi- printing Office.
MlDDLEBURGH, PA.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-06

WANTED, MONEY. - The liquor bill
for n. Y. City for one year is S75, 200,
GOO. See what might be done with
this money. We could proyide;-