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Situations a1anttd-Malta.

EfTuHttdH9 HVHnIEW-1 WHEENe
EREL 1T vN6HH desire, q position
where strict attention to business. and integrity
would be appreciated; cnn give best OF references as
TO ability and character. Address EARNEST box 1873
Sun ofice.
A YOUNG MAN, es (Catholicl, fairly educated.
IA strictly sober and reliable. holding responsible po-
sitlon at present, for personal reasons desires a change
in two weeks; reference from present employer; also
best testimonials D., box l7e, Sun ONCE.
A SOBER MAN wishes a position as night watchman
IA or ~janitor: good reference. Address
l.. n. MERK
20 H~avemoyer st. Brooklyn.
SITUATION wanted by an experienced young man
- as advertising agent, cashier. or bookkeeper: ex.
cellent references, East and West. S. X. h., care
Shepherd. 325 Macon at, Brooklyn.
YOUNG A t9D speaking English, German and
i French. understanding bookkeeping. wants posi-.
tion of any kind. Salary moderate. Good reference.
A. b.. box $50 sun onlce.
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A GENTLEMAN desires room and board in q Cuban
IA or Spanish family or boarding house. Address
Y. A. n. box III Sun ONCE.
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M'tstshrstsr Co. Property For Sail
8eal estate afanted.

MY SPECIALLY is exchanglng property; city,
AhA brooklyn country. Send particulars TO
ALFRED RUHLKE, 2OJ broadway.
WANTED-country residences. farms. hotels.
w southern property for brooklyn residences or
income property. TAYLOR POS Broadway
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Selert 8uara-Nem 9erseu.
8oard Wanttd

DARK AV. Sl4, HObokcu.-LArge rooms, supcri
L board for gentlemen, $3.50. s. weekly.
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at &C.

HIlNpers, Whnltd.
ID HENRY ALTEHUs, 6l3 Cherry st., Philadelphia,
Pa.
DooRBISDERS. Hacker wanted on sherIden's ma
ID chine. IS North william st
CALRSMEN (commissiorl. this clty. Brooklyn, all
- clties In New York state. Penn, New Jersey. Port
able Gas Stove Instantly attacnalIe, any burner, no
rubber hose. RetIiis 81. Conmisslpn 70 per cent.
Weighs 4 OF. Write or call, SUElO HEATER 20, l5
Aston Place. Room /.
yJANTED-An Idsa.-Wh0 can think OF some sim
w pie thing 10 patent 2 Protrct yomr idGas they
4 CO., patent attorneys. Washington, u. o., for thei-
1850 prize.
ykTANTED-CasemakerR nrst.class men only.
w WALCUTT BROS, l4J Centre St
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aNillinerv and 1~rrssmahins.

HTILISERY AND DREsSMAKING.-Seal garments
wi fancy fuTs made To order; remodeliing old gar
ments speciality; prices reasonsoie bAhkER, lie
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alrnI @state foy Salt-Gonntetirut.

7 nEAUTIFUL NoRoIoN. about one hour BY New
Very moderate MELVILLE I. Mead. a Cedar %
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8eal estate Sur Sale California.

CALIFORNIA income prou.rtv mining nnon.
cry: mos; IsnIia6ls LAND once In America; good proS
u. Z. BuNCE. ~ William 81. Gleus Faua Il L.
1908 Broadway. Oakland, cal, -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Read Carefully.

The attention OF citizens CT Sumter is call
ed to the following section of the Rules and
Regulations governing the Board of HEALTH
at shall be the duty of every Physician or
other person who may be called upon 10 az
tend any person with any infections, contag-
ious or pestlental disease in the City Of
Sumter, to report to the Board OF Health
within twenty-four hours afterwards, the
ascertainment of such disease, the nature of
of the disease, aud the premises on which the
same may be.
Provided, however that if there should be
uoattending Physician, il shall be the duty Of
the owner, occupant or lessee Of any premises
on which case Of infections, contagiou or
pestilentisl disease shall occur, to report ne
same to the Board of Health.
THAT any such Physician or other person
who shall violate any of the provisions of
this Ordinance shall be subjected to a fine Of
not more ,han twenty-five (S25.00) dollars,
or Imprisonment not exceeding 20 days.
Measles are spreading and all houses where
any contagious disease shall exist hereafter
will be placarded, stating the nature of dis
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Married.

Mr.. NJ. X Mcleod and Miss Mamie Mathis
were married on Friday evening, 10Th met.
The marriage WAS unexpected and has
favor of the romantic about II thai VIII pe
pleasing TO the sentimental. As the sso9y IS
told, Mr. Mcleod was very atIe"iiVe to Hiss
Mathis seven years ago ana marriage was
predicted, hnt for some reason his siienuons
ceased For seven seass they had seer each
olhe, b!.l onceunti the day OF the marriage
On that day Nc Mcleod went to see Miss
Mathis ana iold her he wanted 70 get mar-
ried aud that without delay They talked
the matter over between them and aefeed OF
ue married thnr night Faey were married
and ,ye can do no better Than wish lAe:n
happiness ever after.
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Order Of the Golden Chain.

Deputy State Organizer a. A. Nolan, OF
the Order of the Golden Chain, assisted by
Messrs Richard s. Hood and E |. Reardon,
is making efforts to establish lodge of this
Order 10 Sumter. The Golden Chain vas es-
tablished fifteen years ago and its supreme
headquarters is in Baltimore, Md.
There are II lodges in this State and fally
500 10 the United @'stes. 1t is cheap IN
surance order, bu 80 carries sick beneh:
clause and total disability clause.
The initiation fee will be 81 90 or less, ac-
cording to the number of charter members
1t compares fayorabiy with the lowest ia
surance orders in the world, and those who
desire 10 get insurance in splendid order
at very reasonable rates will do we'll to see
Messsrs- Nolan, Hood or Reardon.
Dr.. S. c. Baker has been offered and has
accepted the position Of examining physicivn
for this prospective lodge of the order 10 be
established in this city.
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THE BANK OF SUMTER.
Meeting of stockholders and EIec
ticn Of Officers

The stockholders OF the Bank Of Sumter
net in the Presidents office at the Bank las:
Friday for the purpose of electlng a board OF
Directors and trausactiug such other bust
ness as was necessary.
President Eaynsworth submitted report
showing the condition o: the bank u, the
begiuning Of the ear aod al outline Of the
business transacted during The year past.
Oue notable feature was the large increase il
deposits. At toe present time this account is
nearly double what II was al the same time
last year. The bank has had prosperous
year and begins the year 1856 with the most
favorable prospects.
The election of Directors resulted as fol-
lows:
W F. B Hayusworth, Marion Noise, c. I.
Stnbos, g. ? Monaghan, Altamont Noses,
R. l.. Cooper, j S. Hughson.
After The meeting Of stockholders adjourned
the Directors nae: aud elected the following
President, ". + 3 Hayoswog.d ice-
President, Marion Noise; Cashier, +.
Rhame Book Keeper, George Kicker;
Teller. 8. j Rhame Collector c &
Wilder
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PERSONAL

Mr.. j. E. DuPrs was in town Monday.
sIrs. Laura Keys. Of Tindals has retnrnei
home.
Cadet Frank Holman returned TO The Cils-
Del Monday.
Mr. Alva Smith spent Sapdsv and aon
day in Sumter.
Col. Knox Livingston, of Beonettsv!lie, was
in the city Yesterday.
Mr. R. II. Belsei, OF Summarton, spent yes
terday in town.
Mr.. Jack Hardy, of New York, is visiting
al Mr. Altsmont Moses
Mr. Dolph Mannheim and sister, Miss linda,
are visiting in Darlington.
Mr. P. A Sanders, of Rafting Creek, is il
the city to-day on business.
Mrs Jacqneline Baker has gone TO Nash.
vile: Tenn, on visit TO relatives.
Dr. Arthur DeLorme, of ST. Louis, No was
in the city on visit the first of this week.
Mr. Henry DeLorme, Of Texas, brother Of
Mr. B. X. DeLorms was in the city Monday
Miss Marie Lee, who has been visiting in
in Columbia, returned home yesterday
morning.
Chief of Police Bradford has been granted
leave OF absence OF Que week, which be is
spending at Eliots.
R.O. Purdy, ESQ, and " H. Ingram,
Esq, who had been duck hun,ing at George
town, returned this morning.
Mr. George H Thompson, of Charleston,
has accepted a position with J. S. Hughson
& Co., as prescription clerk.
Mr. E. C. Won Tresckow, who is winterng
in Camden, spent last Wednesday in the city
and attended the dance that night.
Mr. John K Gourdin was in the city on
business last week Mr.. Gourdin is one of the
best known and most capable civil engineers
and surveyors in the State.
Miss Abbe DeLorme who has been visiting
Miss BERTHE China left for her home in Ben
ne.,sville Thursday evening. The many friends
of Miss DeLorme regret TO see her leave Sum-
ter.
We are pleased to see Col W a. Col
clough out again after weeks illness. Col.
Colclough is now citizen of Gaiusville,
Fla, but is speeding the winter here for the
benefit Of his health. Col. Colclough was,
prior to the war, one of the leading mer-
chants of this city he has been contin-
uous subscriber 10 The IFatchman and South
ron since the paper has been under the pres
ent management, and from reliable authority
it is learned that ois subscription dates from
the establishment of the Black RiUsr Watch
man on April 81, 1850, his name having been
the first entered on the list
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Gored by an Ok

a little negro boy living on the plHee OF
Mr Joe David Chaud Ter, between this city and
MayeSville, was gorsd by vicious OK on last
Wednesday night and so seriously wounded
that gt last accounts he was not expected to
live The OK attacked the boy as he was
leading him into the lot. The boy was
tossed high into the air and when ne tel TO the
ground the infurialed teast continued to gore
him while he kept up horrid believing
Assistance arrived III time 10 save the boy
from mutilation and instant death, but his
leg was broken in two places, and lhefe were
Ave other wounds Inflicted by the horns Of
tie OK
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BHILLIANT BALL.
the FIRST Important Social Tunc-
tlon Of the New Year.

:.TtnoTy Ii! y,hs II scene 81 Yout a..d oeGuiy
last "Wednesday i,sht ana he dancers held
high carnival n..;iI TIE tiour-Eaud Ct night
was creeping on aIace t0"acd morning. All
Though ihr .0uis of 0iEht aEd far INTO dc
early aosniug, when sae stliInesS, That prs
cedes The dawn OF another day. had fallen
3ver The iowu, the dnnce went on There
was every Inns. TO INSPIRE the dancers, per
fee; nocr, good music and :. hall we'll flied
with dancers who danced with the esse and
grace nat is born OF desotion 10 the dance
tor the dauce5 sake.
This Was not only the first dance Of Tie
new year, tut the FIRST OF any magnitude in
many moulns, and this !ent an added charm,
Tor there is more enthusiasm, more pleasure,
IL what u rot common, yet rot unfamiliar.
The bali was chaperoned by Capt. and
Mrs CSC ". Loring, Dir. aud Mrs. Archie
China, Mr and Mrs. Mitch. Levi, AR. and
Mss Ii ". Sanders, Mr. and ilts. Il. 3
Bloom, iir and Mrs. l.. 5 Carson
The attendants were:
Mrs agnes Begin Misses Berthe China,
Belle Sanders, Jessie Noise, Katie Brouehton,
Eleanor Thompson, f'iorrle Holman Of Barn
we'll, Nellie Tillman of Edgefed Abbie
DeLor,De, Pauline SanderS, Pauline Gail!ard,
Bessie Jervey, Nina Moise. Matte Carson,
Corrlane D. Aucona, Ann;e Gailari, Mamie
DuBose, Sailie Clark OF Camden Eleanor
Tail Of Charleston, EssIe Dick, Leila Dick
Hattie Clark OF Camdea. - Kennedy,
Lizzie Cleveland OF SpaFlanbuTg, Margaret
V hittaker of Camden
Mes:rs. " G Nose, n 6 os;een, Jr.,
Beg! B; ckaa,a, Irving a. Ryttenberg, Loui:
Lyon, Sol G RytlenUerg, W. b. Mcleod o.
Oswego, t. Ava Solomous, J J HARDY
Frank nolman, fIarbv Moses Gtenyillt
DeLorae, Dr.. a Dick, Fr.nk Winr
Dougl.s China. Willie Z Burgess, Pau
Kennedy, John DesCnam!5, Donald Auld
J A Btogdoa, J II. Buras, Len Brown
Len Kennedy, - Sn!.h, VI. A. Strauss o
Mayesy,He, Dr. 4 A. Moore Of Camden, Gale'
Moore OF Camden, " l. pePa:<, G. G. " hit
luksr, Ton Bog Elu, CT Camden, G.. :. . Brand
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Special PrIz Offer.
To tile Farmers Of Sumter and CJarendoas

To tie Farmers Of Sumter and Clarendon
Counties
We will give one Ton of Berkeley . PEI
cent. SoluS:e Gnano for TIE best yield per
acre of Cotton produced by the use OF said
Be:kley Guano.
One ton for the best yield per acre Of corn.
And for the best 900 lbs. tobacco raised
by the ase of toe Berkeley Cold Basis Tobacco
Compound to be sold on the Sumter market,
we will give one ton OF the Beckley Gold
Basis Tobacco Compound, the analysis of
which is 9 per cent. Available, pe cent.
Ammonia aad per cent. Potash
All the above fertilizers to be purchased
from us, and contest 10 be decided Dec. 3lst.
Respectfully,
RyTTENBERG l. Sons,
Sumter, S. c..
P S-Rules and regulations for contest
will oe published later.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to II. Z. BucNeu / Co.,
Chicago, aud set tree sample box Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. 4 trial Will convince
Gay Of their merits These pills are easy in
action aud are particularly effective in the cure
OF constipa,oa and Sick Headache For Ma
aria and Liver troubles they have been proved
Invaluable They are guaranteed to be per
;cctly free from every delcterious substance
aud to be purely vegetable. The do not
weaken by their action. but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorats
;ho system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold
ty J. F. " DeLorme. Druggist
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All Free.

These ~ho have used Or. Kings New Dis
sovery know is ya!ae aud those who have ;et
have NOV tae opportunity to try i Fgee Cal
on ihe advertised praggis. ani g; lTia! Bot
lie, Free. Send your name and ADDRESS % Il,
Z Gqekleu t co Chicago, aa1 Sc: sample
BOX os Dr. hinss New Life Pills free. well
as 4 copy ot Guide to Health and Household
INSTRUCTOR Free. All Of which !, guaranteed
10 ao you COED 9aa cost you ao.ains j. +
v peLorme's Drugstore.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Fire in The County.

The old James A FuIlwood homestead, re-
Gently bought By Mr.. John Morrisey of this
city, was burned yesterday morning about
O'Clock The fire originated on the roof
and was caused by spark from the chimney
i, is supposed. The house was occupied by
Mr. Milton Swan, who lost portion OF his
household effects. The house was situated III
Concord township, about six miles from this
city
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Health Report.

Register OF births aad deaths reported 20
Health Officer for past two weeks, ending to-
day, Friday, Jan'y II, 1896,
Deatbs-l coored male, y years old
colored female, , years old
Births-2 white males, while female
colored males, ] colored female.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22

The Atlantic CaasI Line seems destined 10
have trouble abou: the Charleston Sumter
and Northern Railroad The bill now before
the Legislature, TO which communication
in this issue refers, viii probably give rise 10
a thorough ventilation Of the matter whether
there is soy decided result obta!ne1 or not
A series OF articles on Gen r. E Lee will
be commenced in the February oumber Of
Frank Laslies Monlhly The first article Will
De from he pea Of Mrs. Roger a Pryor, Of
New York.
Health Office. Rearaon is oeiug seriously
ANNOYED By TIE tearing dowa of the notices
OF the Health Department, which are posted
on the houses in which there are cases OF
measles, mumps, and other contagious dis
eases He is making etorts 10 apptehead the
guilty parties, and viii indict such people for
Iuterteriug with an officer in the discharge Of
ais duty Such persoos had best d sconlinue
the practice or they may find themselves be-
hind the oars.
WHO are the Representatives in tnc Legs
iatuge from Sumter County We heard
his question propouuded on tue streets re-
Gently and in a group Of four men there
was not one 10 could answer the question
correctly Several pasSer9 by were stopped
and asked 10 give the desired information out
only one could 90 SO, aud be was uncertaia.
For the beneG: OF the pablo We publish the
names OF our reDreSe0t lives. Ia the Senate
4 Moses; 10 the douse, & l. Manniag, c.
I. Williamson, Frank Meilett A X San
lers and Hacvey Wilson
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Marriage at Catchail.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. Is.
AZ the sesideace OF Rev j R Smith. iir-
Rober, Jones, Of CAichal, aud Miss CeFeto
Boykin, of Smlthvilie, Were happily united
in mairimony, Rev a R. Smith officiating
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
DEATH.

Mrs. T. S. McLendon died al her home
near lerriots Cross Roads, Oh Saturday
las, after a brief illness, aged about l@enty-
three years The funeral services were held
Monday and the cody laid TO rest Is the
many sympathiz'ng friends of Mr. AcLeunon
Mr.. John \ Thompson, OF Catchall, died
a. his home on January l2ih, in The 53th
year of his age He was gallant Conted-
rate soldier, serving through the entire war
He was u man who had many friends.
Mr. Thompson was member ct Tie
Methodist church. The funeral services were
condncted at the High Hills Church by Rev.
j j Meyers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brogdon died on WedneS-
day afternoon at Brogdon. S. c, after u
long and painful illness The funeral services
we're neld Thursday Mrs. Brogdon was the
mother of Messrs W T. and John Brogdon
and Mrs j. a Mood
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Farmers Meeting

Mr a D McNair, OF DaaylHe, y. y
viii gave frse lecture on the ,se of Fer
.iizecs, AT the Court House in Sumter, on
February !, al P. Vi, A book
on fertilizers will oe given 10 each tarmer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
10 HORSE CWNERS 5.

Eor putting horse IN a ine healehy con,
lgiaa Jry Or Cadv5 Condition Powders.
They tone I'D tae Syster!, aid digestion, cure
loss q. appeti.e, relieve constipation, correct
.SilIrev disorders and DESTROY worms, giving
rev life 10 IN Old or oyer-workel horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
Fer sale u Samter, by Dr. y. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Auction Sale of Kentucky Horses

On Thursday, January Goth, at Weeks Il
Cos Stables on Liberty Street, IN SHUTTER,
there will be an auction sale OF 2o bead OF
good Kentucky horses aod mares
Jan. 22-lt.
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CIareIDOlf L9lgG No. Ga A. f. NJ.

TsNHR REGULAR MONTHLY CoMuU-
NlGATiON Of Clnrenont Lodge, No.
81, 4 f N VIII be heid on Thursday
Evening, January Both, at y p. m. Brethren
will take due notice ana govern themselves
accordingly.
By orde7, F. N. SPANN, ". 81.
Fl C HosEs Secretary.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ST MTEF


BY T. Z galSa, Esq, Pro5ate Judge
WHEREAS. JAMES ". McCCrCREN,
w made sQi- 70 me, TO grant him Let
ters Of Administration OF toe estate Of and
Effects OF Tues E. McCvrHEN, deceased.
These are therefore 70 cite aud admonish a.,
aal singular the Kindred and Creditors Of The
said Thos. 4 McCutchea late OF said CoUu-
Y aud STATE, deceased TIA; they oeaud appear
oetore ne, ia the Cougt OF Probate, 10 oe held
a. Sumter, G Il on January 25d, 1895,
next, after publication lbereo., al II O'Clock IL
the forenoon. to show cause Il say they have,
why the SAID A3m}D istratioa saoald not be
granted.
Given Ca3er p.y h&qd, this 4sh day OF
January, Aaoo Domlai, 1895.
T. yWALSH,
Jaa s. Judge Of Probate
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22

AVOID Pneumonia diphtheria aud typhoid
fever, BY keeping the blood pure, the appetite
good sud the bodily health vigoyoas by the
use of Hoods Sarsapavl!a.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22
Desirable Real Estate for Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE LOT at Effiag
u ham, Forence Couaty, cor rainlning
acres, lying adjacent 10 The depot al Efing-
ham. on then e K r boundei on all
sides no" or formerly hy lands of estate OF
John Il Tmmons, deceased
A TRaCT OF 250 ACRES. situate about
y miles from Ei1ingham, bounded by
.sncs ; Creek, ,he pao.ic road and land now
or foferY of jesse james The last named
tract Of aad sell ulnnefed aod admirably
adapted ioi H.anlng aud astarage Terms
easy Apply 10
PUaDY L REYNOLDS,
Attorneys at Law.
Oct 80 Sumler, S. C.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22

Hoods Pills have won high praise f3r their
prompt and efficient YET easy action.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones
a! tie Sumter Music Hcuse.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22

cha@5erlal2's Eye and S2Ao oiu:msenr
Is unequalled Tor Eeze.i..a, letter, Salt
Gheum, Sca1 E;ead Sore Nipples, Csulpped
Hands, itching Piles, BuguS Eros. Bites
Chronic Sore Eyes and lfr.laulatej rye lids
Fer sale 5l druggists at - cents per box.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22

NvANfED-My friends and me public
w generally 70 know that, owing TO tie
dscontinuance Of the firm o; SchweC:n +
Co, aaye accepted position With Spann y
CO., where wi! be pleased 70 see aud serve
them oa aud after March ls'.
Very respectfully JSo E WMloaN
jan Is.
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w A 7 =.

a DygRYiSEMENTS Of ave lines or less
viii be inserted unde- this head for Is
ceuts for each Insertion AddiGioaal lines
cents pc line.
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Mr. j. E. DuPre was in town Monday.
sIrs. Laura Keys. Of Tindal's, has Fe'nFnea
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-01-22

2. S.-Ruies and 1egl
will oe published later.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-23

Monthly Pains cured bv DR.. Niles Pah-
All pain banlshed by DIR. Niles Pain /.
Dr. Miles Pain Pills. "one cont doesA
No morphine or opium In DIR. Mile
Pills CURE All Pain. "One cent ad
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-23
DR. j. C. AMIG, ID. ID. \.
DENTIST

Treating, filling, artificial teeth,
crown aud bridge work. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Office moved to the
new Bank Building.
MIDDLEBURGH, PA.
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Report Receipts and Expenditures OF Snyder County for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1896.
made
udoutst ndin taxes 1894 and previous years