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Mesa free press., 1900-07-27
RED HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the ball that hit ! w. Stea.im.n
of Newark. Mich, in the Civil War. It
causel horrible Ulcers hat no treat
ment helped for 20 yeats. Then Buck
lens Arnica Sslve cured him.
Mesa free press., 1900-07-27

Note-Close connections with the East bound
Limited. passing Ash Fork Tuesdays, Thurs-
days sne Sundays. Il. w..,. -.,.~'4 ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
VOORHEES, WIT LOST.
The Fat Man Upon Whom He Tried II
Hung the Jury Against
His Client.

"The greatest jury orator ever lis
tened to in my life was the late Daniel
w. Voorhees," said . well-known New
Orleans lawyer to . Times-Democrat
man. HE had q jovial presence, a
great, resonant bass voice and bear
ing SO singularly compelling that i
know of nothing except the trite word
magnetic that begins to define its ef-
feet. heard him in murder trial at
Louisville, and his speech on that oc-
sssion was prefaced by most anus.
ing incident which have never seen
In print.
ut was very warm day, and the
courtroom was packed to suffocation
Az VOORHEES, arose to begin his argu-
ment he cast his eye over the jury and
discovered that one Of the members
hid fallen asleep. .Frowning With in-
1ignation, he motioned to one of the
court officials. and in . few seconds the
slumberer was shaken Iudely into con-
sciousness. He was . fat, timid-look-
ing man and was 70 mortified and
aghast at the enormity of the offense
that he could hardly find words in
which to reply to the sharp questions
Of the judge. Finally he managed to
blurt out that he couldn't help doz-
ing off whenever it was warm and
crowded. If the gentleman always
sleeps where 1t is warm and crowded.
said Voorhees,, majestically, the gen
tleman will no doubt ehjoy himself
hugely in hades.' There was roar of
laughter, but the retort proved rather
costly. The fat man hung the jury
against Voorhees, client"
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THE convening of Congress and
the bringing together of representa-
tive men from all over the country
call forth numerous expressions and
emphasize the fact that things are
different now from what they were
in 1898. Numbers of Congressman
who supported Bryan and silver in
that year, whether from conviction
or policy, now that the sentiment
among their constituents has radical
ly changed as result of the coun-
try's remarkable prosperity, make no
hesitiancy in stating that the reaf-
firmation of the Chicago platform
and the Reimbursement of Bryan
would bea a grave mistake, and that,
should this occur, they cannot prom
ise their support.
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Thursday, Jan. Is, 1900.

FARMERS will not object to ex-
pansion when they observe that our
exports of wheat -four to Cuba alone
increased from $4,000 in the first
eleven months of 1897 to $l,S74,-
600 in the corresponding eleven
months of 1899, lard from 1869, 900
in those months of 1897 to 81 $685.
600 in 1899, bacon from S5S2,OOO
in 1897 to $4,000 in 1899, hams
from S3l9,O0O in 1897 to $66S,OOO
in 1899, corn from $4,000 in
1897 to S434,OOO in 1899, and but
ter and cheese from $27,OO in the
first eleven months of 1S97toS154,-
600 in the corresponding period of
1899.
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MAHON FOR REELECTION.

Hon. Thad. M. Mahon, ourmem
Der in the House of Representative
of tie Uuited States at Washington
d. c. has signifed his willingness
to accept a reelection. Congress
man Mahon has never faltered in
his devotion to his constituents. He
has done what other Office holders
have not. He has kept his promise
or did not make it. Too many pol
iticians make reckless promises and
such as they never expect to keep.
He is an important figure in the
lower house, a gentleman of intel
lect, standing and influence, credit
to the district and an honor to the
state of Pennsylvania.
MIR. Mahon should M returned to
Congress. 1t is natural that Others
should want his seat in that body.
Such an ambition is honorable and
while it should be encouraged, able
men with influence and honorable in
their motives should not be side
tracked for the sake of SIMPLY graft
tying personal ambition.
Mr.. Mahon has had a great many
applicants for positions and as there
were more applicants than he had
positions to give, there were some
disappointments. These he could
not avoid, but that has not untitled
him for the real duties of a congress
maE. !. y. las always I'm r.G: 30
IN answering letters addressed to
him on various subjects. 1t has
been rule of his Office to answer
every letter that came to him. What
requests he did not fulfill, he was
unable to do so. The eighteenth
Congressional district can do no
more judicious thing than to return
Mahon to Congress.
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cheating at the primary election at
which he was an officer. The pun
ishment is light, but it serves as a
warning to individuals, whothink OF
initiating Mr.. Young, that the pri-
mary election box must be maintain
ed as pure as that at general election.
Samuel S. Young cheated not of his
own violation, but under directions
from others. Yet healone must pay
the penalty of his crime. This is
the first conviction under the act OF
1881. 1t was vigorously urged by
counsel for Mr.. Young that the act
applied only to officers of general
elections. The decision of Judge
Hemphill and the jury before whom
Young was tried that the act applies
to officers at all elections is of more
Importance than the mere conviction
of one of its violators. 1t estab-
fishes the fact that primary election
officers can be punished for failure
to perform their duties, or for per-
mitting tactional zeal toswerve them
from the path OF duty.
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Mr., BRYAN is evidently findin

MIR. BRYAN is evidently finding
the anti-expansion proposition an
unpopular one. He is hedging. He
is reported by the Associated Press
in an interview in Minneapolis: 81
am a firm believer in the enlarge
ment and extension of the limits OF
the Republic. l don't mean by that
the extension by the addition OF
contiguous territory nor to limit
myselfto that. Wherever there is a
people intelligent enough to form a
part of the Republic it is my belief
that they should be taken in." This
knocks the bottom out of the pro-
position to make Bryan and Anti
expansion the chief features of the
Democratic campaign of 1900.
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The tribulations of the new glass
trust in demonstrating the fact that
other trusts, so called, have not the
iron grasp on the country attributed
to them by those who seek to make
the trust question partisan issue.
Competition cannot be stiAed, so
long as there is capital awaitingpro-
fitable investment and in natural
competition lies the natural remedy
for trust monopoly. Since the glass
trust organized, planning not to
leave a single competitor in thefield,
fifteen independent glass companies
have been started and others are now
anizing. And glass is only one
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
CALIFORNIA.

IHiRTY-oNE Days Tour VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Ihe Pennsylvanla Railroad Company has ar.
ranged for special personally conducted tour
tmnrG9ugh California, to leave New York and
rhiladelphia on February "a. by special Pull
man arawing-room sleeping car and connect.
ihg st n raso with the Mexico and Phiiadel.
phia Special" composed exclusively Of Fun.
man man parlor-smoking. dining, drawing room
sIeepink, compartment, and observation cars,
29 '''"' mug " "s''"
hound.trip tickets, covering oil necessary ex.
Benses, $50 from all points.on Pennsyivanis
For further information apply to ticket sssuts:
Tourist Agent 1895 Broadway, New York:
Coursstreet, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad Street, New.
ARK ". D.; b, Courlaender. DR., Passenger Agent
baltimore District, Baltimore, Nd. Colin
Stuods, Passenger Agent Southeastern District,
Washington, d. q; Thos: Z. Wait, Passenger
Agent, Western District, Pittsbnrg, Pa; or sd.
dress Geo. w. Boyd. Assistant General Passenr.
er Agent. Philadelphia. l,l-6t.
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DOINGS OF OUR COUNTY AUDITORS
From last weeks Juniata Herald.

From last weeks Juniata Herald.
On last Friday, January 9th, the
County Auditors finished their work
of examining and passing the ac-
counts of the Treasurer, Sheriff and
County Commissioners, and filed
their repor: in the Prothonotary's Of
fee as required by law. In their
report, they have surcharged the
outgoing board of Commissioners,
for milage claimed and paid to them
during the past year in coming from
their homes to the weekly board
meetings, and returning, and their
expenses in attending the State Con-
vention of the County Commission
ers held at Erie last fall, as follows /:
d. d. Rhinesmith, 1926, Jeremiah
Loudenslager, s99.65, and William
Puffenberger, s44.4O. They have
also surcharged them with the sum
of Sl3S.4O, moneys paid Hugh c.
Rhine, clerk to the board, fer SER
vices rendered by him under the act
of 1897, and for his expenses at the
Commissioner Convention. The
Auditors claim that the clerk is not
entitled to extra pay, as they "con-
slider he is required to do all such
work by his original contract with
the Commissioners" DIR. d. M.
Crawford & Sons bill for services,
to the extent of $1,000, and M. P.
Crawford's account of $19.S5 for
medicines furnished to the Jail,
are also surcharged. These charges
amount to S453.95, and must be re-
funded to the county, unless by an
appeal by the board to the Court,
they are allowed credit for these
items of charge. The law allows
sixty days after the report is filed for
an appeal by these officers and in
the meantime, in the interest of JUS
tice and fairness, the bare publica-
ton Of the foregoing facts without
comment or criticism is sufficient.
This however can he said, no charge
of dishonesty or fraud has been or
can be alleged against these officers.
If these payments are wrong they
are just such payments as have been
made every year for decades and no
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PopocRArIc campaign orators WI

PoPoCRATIC campaign orators who
were industriously parading the fig
ures of Dun's Review in the cam
paign OF 1896, in support Of their
demands for more money by way of
free silver, will perhaps be interest
ed to know that the failures in 1899,
in spite of the fact that we have had
no free coinage of silver, were only
9,337 in number against 15,OSS in
1896 and 1924 in, 1898, while
the total liabilities were but $780,
S79,sS9 in 1899 against 1926, ,O96,-
S34 in 1896 and s346,779,SS9 in
1898. Yet Mr.. Bryan is insisting
that the Chicago platform of 1896
must be reiterated in 1900.
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MARRIED..

Jan. Is, by Geo. NJ. Shindel,
Clerk y. c., John A. Forster Of
ST.. ry and Emma J. Brosius Of
Pallas.
Jan. IL, by Rev. w. A. Haas,
George A. Musser of Swineford /to
Lizzie Meyer OF Freeburg.
Jan. II, by Rev. w. A. Haas,
Michael S. Meyer to Annie V.
Bickhart, both Of Freeburg.
Jan. IA, by Rev. w. A. Haas,
Irwin Kline to Minnie Leitzel, both
of kratzerville.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS


p. NJ. Teats and wife 10 Abra-
ham Lauver, % acres and 6perches
in Washington twp, for Sl75.
Chas. f. Herbster and wife, John
W. Herbster and wife to Amelia
Herbster, 14O acres in West Beaver
township, for 1888.
Catharine Weirick to Emma G.
McAfee, lot in Paxtonville, for 500.
Levi F. Smith and wife to E. B
Steininger, 81 perches in Spring
township, tor s65.
John d. Counsman, admir-. of
Chas. Romig, decd, to Mrs. Sarah
ROmig, two tracts of land contain
ing 100 acres and one acre respec-
lively for $1,000.
Sarah f. Goss and William, her
husband, to A. r. Kuepp, s acres in
West Beaver twp. for S157.
Samuel Wittenmyer and wife to
the Main Shoe Co., LAmited, lot Of
ground in Middleburg for 1925.
John Heimbach to JACOB Cramcr.
SO acres in Beaver twp, for$4S.
Letters Granted.
Letters of administration were
granted in the estate of Henry j.
Peter, late of West Beaver to Am
brose b. Peter; in the estate of Luth-
er A. Mertz, late of Centre to Alice
s. Mertz.
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CANDIDATES. CAaDs.

The republican primary election will be held
in the various diairicts of Snyder County. Sat-
urdsy, Feb. "a lOG between the honrs OF one
and seven p M, for the purpose OF nominating
one person for Congressman. ole person Tor
state senator, one person for Assemblyman,
one person for Prothonotary, etc, one person
for Register and Recorder. one person for DIS
trict Attorney aud one person for Jury Com
missioner and the election OF one person Tor
State dsieRate and one person for National del.
egate. The,foilowing persons have announced
themselves o. candidates for the several posi-
tions as indicated below:
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Application for Unimproved
Land

Notice Is hereby given that application has
,een made to the Secretary of Internal Affairs
81 the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania by W.
J. flicker OF the township OF franklin, the
county OF Gloucester and OF the state Of New
Jersey. for thirty t3U) acres Of unimproved
land, situate in the townships Of Centre and
ackson, county OF Snyder. state Of Pennsyl.
vania. adjoining lands OF Geo. Miller and David
etzel on the east, David Wetzel and II. j.
Bailey on the south, ii. j. Bailey and heirs OF
avid Kerr on the west and Pennscreek on the
north and has complied with all the require.
'nents OF the law governing such cases.
Jan. 4. 1900. 3t. w. j. Kicker. applicant,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
INDIANS NOT DYING OUT.
Indian Bureau Omcial Says Next Cen
sus II Likely to Show Over
100000 of Them.

"The Indian Is by no means an extinct
portion of civilization" explained an In
dian bureau official to Washington
Star reporter, "as the coming census
will very clearly demonstrate. Indeed,
instead of running out, the last ten
years will show that he has got almost
as good hold on life as the most ia
vored Of our people. The poems regret
ting his passing away will have to be
stored for some years. The Indian OF
late years has been generally engaged
in minding his own business. He is not
much improved morally from what he
was, but he has not fallen behind to
any noticeable extent. 1t is case of
the survival Of the fttest, and, while
eventually the Indian will have to 60,
he is not gathering up his traps and
getting ready to start as yet. Those
who regard the Indian as a scattered
race, existing in small camps in the far
west, will be considerably informed
when can tell them that there is to-
day a record of 250,0o0 Indians in the
western states. There are many kinds
there. The Choctaws number over 49,
600; the Creeks even more; the Semi
noles about $500; the Cherokees about
10000; Chickasaws about $500. There
are over 10000 Indians in the six ma
tions of New York state alone. The In
dian is still in it, and will be in it for
many years yet. and would not be
surprised If the coming census will
show that there are over 100000 Of
them"
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The Tramp's Revenge.

Sour-faced Woman-You get right
out Of here or I'll call my husband!
Tramp-Y'r husband amt at home.
Sour-faced Woman-How do you
know he amt?
Tramp-I've alters noticed, mum,
that wen q man Is married to q woman
wot looks like you he never Is at home
except at meal time.-N. Y. Weekly.
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one suspected them not to be right
until recent decision OF the SUI
preme Court Of the State called
them in question.
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HOW TO TNVEST!

A valuable manual. STRICTLY DIsINTEREsTED.
A true guide for the investor In stocks, large
or small Tells how to speculate and NOT LOSE.
WORTH A FoRTUNEts anyone. We will send o
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rec together with valuable treatise (illustrat-
ed) on Copper Mining in Colorado. Highly
instructive and interesting. Send a 2cent stamp
to pay postage. Send to-day before the present
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ers JEFFERSON q NJ CO., Box 6ls. Denver.
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For Prothonotarv, Etc.

To the republican voters OF Snyder County
At the republican primary election to be held
Feb 81, 1901 I wi be candidate on the sepubli-
can ticket for Parliamentary and clerk OF the
courts, and ask for the votes OF oil the repub.
licens Of the county. GEO. NJ. SBlNDEL.
Middleburg, Pa. Jan. Is 1900.
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National Delegate.

To the republican voters Of Snyder county:
At the republican primary election to be held
Saturday. Feb. 81, 1860, will be u candidate for
National delegate and ash for the votes OF al
the republicans in the county
GEO. W. WAGENSELLER.
Middleburg, Pa, Jan. 10. 1903.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18

SAMUEL 8. YOU'VE, of Chester
county, magistrate who bore an ex-
cellent reputationprio to the Chester
county primary election last June,
has been sentenced to pay fine Of
$50 and the costs of prosecution,
amounting in all to about $500, for
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ForJury Commissioners.

To the republican voters OF Snyder county:
At the republican primary election, will be
n candidate for the nomination OF Jury Com.
missioner and Iask for the votes OF oil the re.
publcans In the county.
IRWIN GRAYBILL.
Paxtonville, Pa. Jan. Is, 1900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
Evening Up Things.

"Why. Tommy. you're at the jam
again, and only whipped for It an hour
ago!"
"Yes, mamma; heard you tell auntie
Jon thought you had whipped me too
hard. aid thought ia make II svsa."
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To the republican voters Of Snyder County:
At the republican primary election to be held
Feb "a, lq00, | will he u candidate for the nom
ination OF Register Recorder, and ask for
the votes OF all the republicans of the county.
JOHN II. WILLIS.
Middleburgh, Pa, Jan. is 1900.
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Republican Standing Committee.

Adams, W. II. Herman, j. @. Middleswarth
Beaver, A. ". Musser, asid Coleman
Beaver W., Chas. A. Wagner, John ID. Howell
Centre. ii. Il. Wagner, II A. Bowersox
Chapman, q. S. Troutman, =. A. Troup
franklin, NJ. l.. Walter. II. 4. Bolender
jackson, j. s. Yearick, II. H. Smith
Middleburg, Al. Clelan. James Erdley
Middlecreek, A. ID. Kreamer. 5. l.. Yoder
Monro, A. X. Young. ID. p. Ritter
Penn, Frank Miller Howard Row
Perry, DIR. NJ. Rothrock, Irwin Boyer
Perry W.. Geo Strawser, John Noll
Selinsgrove, A. b. Keck, II. J. Duck
Spring, Geo. S. Lepley, q NJ Smith
Union, o. G.. Rice, II, j. Stroh
Washington, DIR. T.. w. Toole. j. II. Arbogast
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Jury List.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court or
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace or
Snyder county held as Feb. Term, Commencing
Monday. February %. 1900.
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Occupation. Res.H..c-,
Bolender Charles A., Farmer. Franklin
Brouse, William G., Farmer, Jackson
Ewing, FRANK, Farmer, Spring
Dres,ier, John. Farmer. Monroe
Fisher, John p, LabOrer, Beaver West
Gaugler. jacob s., Farmer, Union
naas, Dahiei, Farmer, Perry West
Hains, Horace, LabOrer. Beaver Vest
,talns Joseph NJ, Farmer. Spring
hendricks, Phillip Farmer. washinri on
Jarrett, Newton, Farmer, Penn
Noacher. John A., Farmer. Chapman
Neitz, John G +, LAbOrer, Union
RothrOck, James b., Plasterer, FRANKLIN
Ramer John. Farmer Adams
Rohback. Elias p. Gentleman, SelipsgrOye
Seebold. William. Farmer, jackson
Seaman. Frank. Teacher, M,ddlecreek
Shirey, Isaac Farmer. Beaver West
Ulrich. jerome. Farmer. Pepns
Woodllng Frank, Farmer, Union
Walter, Valentine. Gentleman Centre
Wagner. William, Sawyer, Beaver
Zeioer, jacob Farmer, Spring
PETIT JURORS.
1.ist of Petit Jurors drawn Tor the Court OF
common Pleas, Court or Quarter Sessions oi The
feace, court o. over and rermner and General
JAN delivery OF snyder County. Pii, held AS
feoruary Term, commencing Feb. 26. 1900
Name. Occupation. Residence.
Atgler, James, Farmer, Beaye,
Aucker, John, Farmer IIniop
BinSaman, Daniel f., Penus
Burns, Hiram LabOrer, SellnsprOye
t5runner, Isaac, Farmer, Franklin
B,auingaIaner, John d., Laborer, Beaver West
beNer, Ma.Inlas, Lahorer. Monroe
Coleman, David s, LabOrer Beaver
cooper Joan L., Gentleman Sel,nsproyc
Curns, John NJ. LabOrer, Selinseroye
Fetterolf, Charles. Farmer Adams
Ee,,ee' y,col, ,,,r', farmer Spring
Felker. William H., Laborer. Spring
Gutellns, N. C., }. r., Mlddlecreek
iackenOurg. Joseph LabOrer, Centre
Herman, Michael, Farmer, Penps
ierrold, Thomas G.. Teacher Union
itaihes. William, CJ.chmaker Seiinsyrove
Herman. william c., Farmer, Centre
kauliinan. Abraham. Farmer, Spring
kissinger, Charles. Farmer, Washington
kh0use. Christian Farmer Perry
k-rstetter. Davic, Gentleman, Franklin
kllnt'er, James. Teacher, spring
kerstetter. William, Landlord, Chapman
Rooms, William, LaOorcr, Centre
Lauyer, John, Farmer, Middlocreek
Leach. James L., Farmer, Chapman
MafOulgtr, Aimed Gentleman, SelinsgrOye
Meiser, Charles, Baker, Middleburv
Musser, Element Farmer AdamS
Welser, Reul en- Landlord Chupman
Nalge. John r.. Farmer, perry
Ott, Henry A., Farmer, Penns
kipple, Adam, Farmer. JucSsn,
Renninger David, Farmer, Beaver West
smith, Charles Teacher, Spring
Slear. David. Farmer, Monroe
S,a,u av,. ,,,hl nanIel, gentleman, Selinsgrove
S,' Ss.,,' ,,.,,n miian 8. LaDcrer, Ppnns
She,!!, Shem!, w,ii,am ,,i,, II Farmer. Perry West
SntyIJ SnTnIJ Wiiiatl r., fflnter, FRANKLIN
Trnu, ,; wniiaii; Boatman. Chapman
ra,,P raouP' n,,l,.l EaWh Farmer, Perry
reats. Phli'p -, Gentleman, Monroe
walter, John A Farmer, Centre
Weader. mutl, Farmer, Beaver West
""""' SAMUEL Laoorer, Perry West
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Marriage Licenses.

Michael S. Meyer, Freeburg,
| Annie V. Bickhart,
Arthur W. Aurand, Middleburg,
Annie Meiser, Globe Mills.
Irwin Kline, kratzerville
Minnie Leitzel, {"
Jonas Benfer, Benfer, p. o.,
Sarah M. Shook, Beavertown.
John A. Forster, Sunbury,
Emma j. Brosius, Pallas.
Zeno A. Steese, New Berlin,
Mary G. Seebold,
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For Register ard Recorder.
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List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Court OF Quarter Sessions OF the Peace or
Monday February III i9O0