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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-03-12

There is more CGtarrh in this
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For great many years
doctors pronounced it local di-
soase and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by L. j. Cheney Il
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only co.,
stutional cure on the market. If
taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address, F. J. Cheney Il Co.,
Toledo, OHIO
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SHADEL.

Charles Neitz of Chilli,qualue
was visiting friends at this place
Saturday.
Forest Pontius of Frceburg was
seen on our streets Saturday.
John Heintzelman wears broad
smile.-lt is a boy.
George Metzger is on the sick
list, but is rapidly recovering.
Charles Reichenbach was seen on
our streets Sunday.
Henry Bickhart's sale Tuesday
was well attended, aud the articles
sold brought fair prices. His sale
amounted to 5000.
Clemmcns and Aurand intend to
move their steam saw-miil out to-
ward Richfcld on timber tract
which they bought from f. Gray
bill.
The personal property Of james
Troup will be sold at Public Sale
in the near future.
The barn Of Miles Hoods, south
of Richficld, was burned with all
its contents including two mules.
Fire supposed to be the work Of an
incendiary.
John G. Schatler bought span
Of mules Saturday. | guess he in
tends to work two teams this sum-
mer.
i--bsn llsshliiss- lash = -tasiitiina fit ,,Eas-seep on
our streets last week. He moved
on G.. S. Rine's farm near McKees
Half Fails.
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Patents.

keystone Law and Patent Company,
$40 Betz Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Who are the only bonded "Patent
Company in the World, offer to make
II guaranteed Patent Office prelimin-
AIRY examination mot merely their
opinion) Free of charge to readers of
"MIddlcburgh POST who will send a
sketch, model or description of their
inventions.
They will also give a certificate of
patentability which will be of great
assistance to ar Inventor in raising ;.iisii
capital.
Allpatents secured through this firm
are guaranteed under a $4,000 bond
Valid patents with the broadest claim,
secured on easy weekly payments
Write to-day mentioning this paper. t
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Want your moustache or beard q beautiful
brown or rich black? Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE tSbF tbFIs1Es,s Is1s
HUM M ELS WHARF,

Mrs. Nathaniel Meyer is visiting
her children in Perry County.
Mrs. H. Bailey and grand daugh-
ter, Carrie Stetler, are spending a
few weeks with friends near Centre
vile.
Mrs. Peter Bailey paid visit to
her son, Horace Krumblnc, at
n Northumberland.
Miss Katie Trutt, who is employ
ed at the p. S. l.. Hospital at
Harrisburg, spent week with her
parents.
Mrs. Benz. Derst and son of Sum
bury were entertained a few days
at the home of Samuel Trutt.
Daniel Sassaman and family at
tended the funeral of his father at
Kratzerville Tuesday.
Our merchant, Samuel Stroud,
and family will move to his father
in-law, Jacob Stahl, at Verdilla, in
in the near future. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. Stroud, as he has always
dealt fairly with his customers.
Brian Teats intends to take his
place,
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Letter to A. E. SOles.
Mddlebmyh, Pa.

Dear Sir: You'd strike it rich if
you could find way to shave your
customers in less time, for less cost,
and make the shave last twice or
three times as long.
You wouldn't shave the same
person so many times, or get SO
much of his money; but the whole
town would be F4King about you,
aud every body WOULD come to you
for a shave. l.
Devoe lead and zinc is exactly
that in paints. 1t takes fewer gal
Ions, and it wears longer. Costs
less for the job, and you don't have
to do it for years and years-six
years at least.
"Fewer gallons wears longer.
Takes fewer gallons to paint house
with Devoe Lead and Zinc than
with mixed paints; and it wears
longer than mixed paints or lead
and oil. Yours truly.
F. w. DEvoE & Co.,
New York.
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Turn Ont to Vote.

1t behooves all good loyal Republicans to at,
tend the Primary Election, Saturday and vote
their honest convictions in order that the best
men may be nominated. \ nomination in Sny-
der County is equivalent to an election, and
hence it is all the more important that every re-
publican should go to the polls.
The privilege of voting is a right vested in
the American people and while it is preroga-
tive, it is also a duty YOU owe to yourself and
family that you express your choice. Not all
men think alike, but if all register their opinions,
it must of necessity be that the majority will
rule
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Candidates Cards.

Announcements of candidates for the various
places on the Republican Ticket 10 be voted for
ut the Urinary Election, saturday, March lith,
1903. can be made in this column. In order to
treat all candidates alike cards must be paid
CASH IN ADVANCE and at the following rates,
adopted by the republican publishers OF Snyder
county:
Prothonotary $40; Register and Recorder, sl0;
Associate Judge s5.0O; District Attorney -.
signed by
j. A. LUMBARD Tribune.
GEO ". WAGENSELLER Posi-
A, N, AuRAND, Herdd
l.. : RITTER, NetCS.
II. b. MOVER, Courier.
Rates for Jury Commissioner and state Dele
gate made known on application to each pup
Usher.
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SELiNS SGROVE.

Ex-Constable, VIM. Wolf is
Spending few days with his fam
lily, when he will again return to
his work at Icagcrtown.
Ed. Taylor and Jos. Covert, who
have been over a year in Africa
where they with Others put II? a
Il. Il. bridge; they had an expert
nnon1" INV ,h;. e' Soa,;an ,E' ',' -, ,n 0''e ~ ~
trv Thov b,yo go m,rn .tr,nmo
cynor;onccs in ,bot dnrI, 'r.' and "Is' hel
n;lh,aJ Iand ~ VAIN "''' "
Mrs lew " a.Her ana ua"gh'er
-, noan.,I ''' ~ WIS ''''
,r, ,,c ~ -
"oru was rec u from MIS- ~ L,
'"rIe' ,'''' 'l'e mao met her husoano
A., nu ,La ~; VIZ 'o WV
trrn;,r 70 ,h,;. Wat;na ,,nJ
sor,,,o, sn,hu T,a,- C,,,,,,,,
,re hon,a tpn % - shos. % ,; "";., ,'.;,h
their families,
Du 1r,,A e,,:u
Tbrr.aar ,,,;,h h;s e,.hs s 'ie"'
WIN Ills '''''e''
a. ~ laws was III town several
way D '"'' "eeN'
The Wagner Harp Orchestra
and Quartette sang and played be-
before a large and delightful audi
ence Thursday evening. They
were frequently "encored" Miss
Tompkins is a first class.
There is a rumor atloat that IL,
railroad ward at this nlace ,s to II,
considerably enlarged we do not
know how correct this is.
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GLOBE MILLS.

Abraham LAWYERS many friends
surprised him Monday eve by
gathering at his home to celebrate
his 32nd birthday. Royal good
time was had. Music by the Free
bug bond. Delicious were the re-
trcshments, and numerous were the
presents left to remind him Of the
high esteem in which he is held in
this community.
Charles Gilbert and Katie Hum
mel of Bcavertown visited relatives
at this place Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Walter of Sunbury
visited her parents, Ed. Hummel
and family.
Mrs. Thomas DIETRICH of Krea-
mcr spent Sunday with Mrs. w. l..
Schroycr.
Mrs. Maud Snyder and Jane
Stetlcr spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Thomas Bastlon at
Sunbury.
May ierger of Mlddleburg spent
Sunday with Ammon Yerger and
wife.
Mrs. S. o. Ulrich and Antes
Ulrich celebrated their birthdays
Thursday. Mr.. Ulrich is the oldest
man in this vicinity, being 70 years
old.
Mrs. J. &. Snyder of Shamokin
visited her daughter, Mrs. John
Lands and family.
S. o. Ulrich visited Abraham
LAWYERS Sunday.
James Reigle of Vickshurg visit
ed his children at this place
Sunday.
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DIR. Newt Nipple and wife, who
have Lcen living at Akron, Ohio,
for the last few years, have return
ed to make their home at Thomas
Hetrick's.
a party was given Saturday eve
ming at the home of John Seesholtz
and wife in honor of his mothers
birthday. About twenty four were
present.
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KANTZ.

Zeno Sprenkel of'Shamokin spent
Sunday with his family at this
place.
Abel Fisher and daughters,
Misses, Katie and Mamie of Win
field are the guests Of Ira Swartz
and family.
A daughter of Henry Shambach
is on the sick list.
G. o. Shambach of Dundore
spent Sunday at this place,
j. H. Shelly, Nursery Agent,
returned home Saturday from Mid
dleburg and the upper end of the
County.
c. a. Shemory had business in
Selinsgrove Saturday.
Clarence Holtzapplc was to Sun
bury Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Miller is seriously i'll.
+. {. Shemory has returned home
from Altoona.
The Dundore correspondent said
last week that / was paying nc
taxes in our township. | deny the
assertion. NV tax is pad and |
hold receipt for it. Furthermore,
he says was living in two town
ships ; But | pay as | 90.
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SCHN

Quite a number Guf oar young
folks attended the protracted meet
ING at Alinc.
John Houtz of F'reeburg was in
town on business last Saturday.
Elmer Troup made a business
trip to Freeburg Monday.
Jerre Grouse of Selinsgrove, who
is a candidate for Associate Judge,
was canvassing our town Monday.
Red Bank and Fremont schools
will hold entertainments at the
close Of school in April.
Last Monday evening a party
was held for +. j. Kerstetter's son,
Walter. The evening was spent
in games and music, after which a
supper was prepared by Mrs. ker-
stetter. Every body seems to have
enjoyed the evening.
The Mock Court in the Fremont
school house was well attended.
Rev. David i. Sheafier and w.
A. Harding were visiting friends at
Oriental Sunday.
y number of our people attended
the sale of p. S. Mitterling Thurs
day.
Last Saturday number OF
gentlemen of SeIinsgrovc were in
to attend the sale of Meiser and
Wendt. Among them were the
following: Il. 5. Meiscr, w. b.
Nipple, W. b. Haines, Fred Row,
Jacob Sharp and Geo. Livington.
W. c. Kerstetter and son of IRE
verton were in town Monday.
Ben Smith of Middleburg, VIII.
is a candidate for Prothonatory,
was in town to call on our Repub-
lican voters.
Rev. &. c. Miller, the Lutheran
Minister, preached in the St. Johns
church on Sunday afternoon and
announced to hold the Lords sup
por in two weeks in the morning al
ten o'clock.
Merchant Henry Harding will
move to Fremont in Spring where
he intends to keep Drug Store.
w. III. Wendt and wife were tc
Harrisburg Wednesday.
S. c. Kessler of Salem, candidate
for Associate Judge, was canvassing
our town Monday.
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p. A. Danfor.h of LaGrange, Ga
suffered for six months with IA
frghitful running sore on his leg
but writes that Bucklen's Arnica
Salve wholly cured him in five days.
For Ulcers, Wounds. Piles, it's the
best salve i'll the world. Care suer-
anteed. Only 25\ cts. Sold by
Mlddleburg Drug Co.. Graybill u
Garman, Richfieid, Pa. DR.. j
W. Sampsell, Pennscreek, Pa.
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Miss Jennie Miller spent Satur-
day at Milton.
Mrs. NJ. II. Duck took suddenly
il! Sunday morning. We have not
learned how seriously.
Sunday morning a report came
to town that Carl Haas had been
hurt on the II. K. He fell IN
under lot of wrecked cars and
injured both Of his hands, though
not seriously.
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"Just in the nick of lime our lit
tie boy was saved writes Mrs. Wat
klns of pleasant City, Ohio. "Pnpu.
monia had played sad havoc with
him and a terrible cough set in be
sides. Doctors treated him, but he
grew worse every day. At length
we tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, and our darling
was saved. He's now sound, aud
well" Everybody ought to know,
it's the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds and all Lung diseases. Guar
antecd by Middleburg Drug Co.,
Graybill & Garman, Rlchtield, Pa,
DIR. j. w. Sampsell Pennscreek, Pa
Price SOC. and Sl.OO. Trial bottles
free,
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The Editorial career of Foster Hartman has
been very short. He has retired as publisher
Of the New Berlin "Renorter" and A. A. Shift
fer, gentlemen whom we have not had the
pleasure of meeting, but the PosT wishes him
success.
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SATURDAY, March 2sth, 1903,

ut one o'clock p. NJ. at the Court House in
Middleburg, Pa, expose at public sale the fol.
lowing described real estate, both tracts OF
which are situate in Centre Township, Snyder
comfy, Pa, to-wit:
Tract No. l.-Bounded on the North by lands
OF G. Fessler, on the East by j. Sanders. on the
Musser and J. l. Hartman, containing IS acres
more or less, whereon are erected good frame
dwell ing large bank barn, and all necessary
outbuildngs are good. Fruit is good and plen-
tful.
Tract No. 2.-Bounded on the North by land
G. N. Showers, on the East by f. Benner. on
the South by Public Road and on West by /.
Walter, containing acres more or less.
Seized, levied upon.and taken execution as
the property OF William Allen Shook, defen.
dant Mt the suit OF Elizabetllss Long, plaintiff.
CHAS T.. SAMPSEL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Middeburg, Pa,
March 4th, 1908.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NO'

IA ters OF Administrator ,a,,| ~
James Troup, late Of Perry
County, Pa, deceased, having
to the undersigned, all person, p.a y.
selves indebted to said es'sF
make immediate payment, wnll xiIl
claims against the said estate s',Jr3 ~
duly authenticated to the Inge, y
JOHN T. SHETTERLh :"
Mar. 8, 1903
Jas. G. Grouse, Atty u
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EDITOR Posr-Plesse announce the name OF
W. Z. STAHLNECKER, Spring, as . Candidate
for Delegate to the Stale Convention at the
coming Primary Electlan and oblige,
MiddIeburg. REPUBLICANS.
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Sale RHui,

Notices of sa'es will he
THIS heading when the bin, ,asre
office. When the bills A.. ~ are
ONCE % cents will be ~ Hot h
pecting TO have sale sbouiS fgtd.
have 1t inserted in this colpu,s u,sles
THURSDAY March l9. 100,
ENecutrix of the esq, r'esl
decd will Sell fam OF Y
am,onoo ama Household EcOis, '1oss s,s
THURS, MARCH la.lmi,.N
IN 'aShson township I'.9
Jno. +. kunkel, will ~ SSaeoa
ana farming implement,
THURSDAY. Narchl2. ~
live stock. farming in, T NatA-
hold goods at MiIdleerr,eSlla2'
THURSDAY, March L. ASS
live stock and far .i"ala
miles west OF Middleb9rss
SATURDAY, March Il. o,.,-.
.trouptown, near En1y,ua,
on the Tea's' farm, E. : lsa s
se,,,s se,, al farming implensS,,
SATURDAY March II. II. g
horses, mules, cows NE
implements. eas OF Trdr,Iss',- wy,
MONDAY, March Ii, An;s q.
stock, farm implcme
goods 9 miles ,a>t Of Resra.a a
MONDAY. March l6, J. w s.,
Mules, 3 Cows, : Ur,5 5"t,Tv
and Farming Imgl m,n,.
MONDAY, March l6, mile wo.,
Sephares Gcmbcrlinp vi,I ol
Farming Implements " N
TUESDAY, March Il. Levi / b
live stock and farming inBI,,
east of kratzervillc. 'r'e
TUESDAY. March II. W. 4 Ma;
farming implements. anJ
Meiserville. '"D
TUESDAY, March l., John " p,
live stock, farm impler,..
hold goods, 3 miles e,s,
and ! mile west Il Niddl,,y,
TUESDAY March Il. Isaac Wei,,,
stock, farming imulen,e,,
hold goods . miles eastoiWt
mile west of Raup's mill
WEDNESDAY. March is. Ellswo,,,
sell farm stock ami implem,.
dencc one mile North Of Fr,.
WEDNESDAY, March Is, Jacob "
sell live stock and tarm l..
tween Centreville and VIII,
Union county,
THURSDAY, March 10, !. II. Ritz,
stock and farming implen,
North OF Selinsgrove
THURSDAY, March -, on the a..
Leshcr, Blue Hill. T.. Y. III
live stock and farming im,,
THURSDAY, March ~. John NJ q,
live stock aid farm implen,
elville.
FRIDAY, March 90, J. &. Grubb =,
stock, farm Implements a.
goods, on G. N. MEATS iaw
OF Middleburg.
FRIDAY, March 90, l.. s, Gelnet,
implements and stock
SATURDAY, March 2l, Ed. Iiackep,
live stock and farming !
mile northwest II of Beaver sCr
SATURDAY, March 2l, ABRAHAM M
sell 4 horses, / cows. head 4
farming implements, mile
field on the road leading iror
to Minlintown.
MoNDAy. March %, J T.. Newm,p
horses, ! COW, bull and isr
ments.
MONDAY, March % Norman Bros
stock, farm implement. eto.
OF Troxelville.
MONDAY, March %. Philip Mace Al
Wharf will sell farm stock
ments.
TUESDAY. March "a, i. \. II. Ng
live stock. farming impd
household good mile. cad
yilIe. ,A
WEDNESDAY March S, 1908, P. 4
sell 4 ,rses, cows heal
and fa m implements
Fremont.
THURSDAY. March %. John 7, Boy,
. Mules = Cows and farming
halfway between Kreamtr
burg.
THURSDAY, March 10th, !. 7. Sbei;.
istrator nf the Estate Of Jane
sell 2horscs, mule, cattle
elements and huu,choldg 2 o.
FRIDAY, March ~, Mr.. Annie Gals
live stock and farm impltma
East OF pallas.
SATURDAY, March 2S, at ten q m. y
sell will sell the real estate
gamanht the Court House.
SATURDAY, March Is, al one 20 clock
Slmpsel will sell thu real esi
Shook, at the Cont House
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THOSE persons who paid high prices for seats
to witness the first coronation procession in Lon
don, which did not take place, cannot get back
their money. The English courts have decided
against them, as the seats were sold without any
guarantee that the procession would take place.
This helps the insurance companies at the ex-
pense of the public. But those who had seats
to sell lost more than anybody else. If their
charges had been more reasonable they might
have sold all theis seats. Hence no great SYM
pathy was wasted OF them.
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The wrecks ON the Sunbury Division haye
been rather numerous this week The most
expensive of the lot was the one at Bea, er
Springs Tuesday morning when three engines
and lot of cars wer2 demoli she'd Rairoading
systems need improvement, if 81 many wrecks
are not at to cIrelessl ess.
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District Attorney.

hereby announce my name as Candidate
for District Attorney at the coming Republican
Primary Election.
NJ l. POTTER.
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Republican Standing Committee.

Adams-C. I. Fiss. J. 4. Shawver.
Beaycr-Chas. f.. Drccse, II. IL. Faust
Ecaver Vest. ". Baker, David Rcnninger.
tcntrc-W. A. Napp, l., &. Bngaman.
Chapman-,loseph Long, T. X. Leight.
Frauhlin-1. G. Hack cnburg, G.. + Stetler.
Jackson-J. 5. Nearck, Vim. Sebold.
Middlcburg-FIank Specht, Banks W Yoder
MiddlcCreck-M L. Erdley, J. NJ. Maurer.
Monroe II. c. Hendricks, II. +. Fisher.
Penu-Joseph r. Hendricks, |. n. Jarrett.
Pcrry-A. W. Valentine. +. T.. Boyer.
Perry West-J $. Winey. J. Il. Strawscr.
Scliusgsove-J. Frank Keller, J. A. Ludwig
sprng-C. X. Klose, D. Harrison Shook.
lniou-J. G, Stahl.
NaShington-W. +. Brown, Myron a. Moyer
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hereby announce my name as q candidate
for Prothonotary and Clerk OF the courts /
ask the loyal support OF all republicans.
Benncvile Smith.
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PrOthOnOtary.

thereby announce myself as a candidate for
the nomination of Prothonotary and Clerk Of
the Courts subject to the rules governing the
Republican primary clectionMarch IL, 1903
Geo NJ Shindel
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Sheriff Sale.

OF REAL ESTATE BY Write
wit OF ri. Fa. issued out the @
mon Pleas of Snyder county al
directed. / will sell at Public @sl
House, in Middleblrs, fa,
SATURDAY, March ri,
At ten o'clock, A. NJ, the iolloH1
tate to.wit: Il
Tract No. ALI that cer'aIl 81
situate In Adams twp, bounded
by lands OF Henry kuhns and m
hart, East by public road. soTih y
and lands OF Mrs. Hannah Blngs1
lands Of Levi MusSer and JOsis
containing SIS acres. more or les.
erected o new dwelling house ~
all necessary out buildings. uss|
pie orchard, lime kiln and quar-!
Tract No. 2.-Situate IN CenlrrN
North by lands of Peter Dree'e' =
road, South by lands OF John v
Henry Shook, containing I acIe
Tract No. 3.-House and lot'l.J
Centerville, bounded North BY
East by Alley. South by 3rd ~
lot OF p. O.:Bowersox. Good ss1
lent fruit Of oil kinds. n
Seized, taken into execution ~
CiiAs. E. Sr1
SheriH's Office. Middleburgh n
March 4th. 1903
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State Delegate.
Editor Posi-.

Editor Posi-.
Please announce the name OF J. s. Yearick OF
Jack son township as u Candidate for Delegate
to the State Convention ut the coming Primary
election, and oblige, "
REPUBLICANS.
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Notice of Final Ra
To PETER L. STRAWSER, lH

To PETER l.. STRAWSEh' Il"
Pennsylvania. j
You are hereby notified thai
divorce has been granted sgsS,
suit Of Virgie A. Strawser' iSm
will be heard in the Court oi ee"7
Snyder county. Of October len N
Monday, the first day OF june,
day, you may appear and sno'
you have. why such divorce -
granted against you. ava Vu|
At,orn.yI
Middleburgh. Pa. March 2nd' u"
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Please announce to all republicans that | am
n candidate for Register and Recorder at the
coming primary election,
John II. Willis.
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Register and Recorder.

Please announce my name rs a Candidate Tor
Register and Recorder ut the primary election
Saturday March H. 1868. | solicit the support
OF all the republicans.
John ID. Arbogast,
Middleburg, Pa.
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Jury Commissioner.

hereby announce my name rs "a candidate
FOR Jury Commissioner. Soliciting the votes
o ( all Republicans, remain,
Irwin Graybill
Paxtonvillc, Pa
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Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Fewer>6allons; takes less of De-
voc Lead aAd Zinc than mixed
paints. WearA @onger: twice as
lead and oil. u
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Sheriff Sale

OF REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of n writ Of
alias FL Fa. to me directed issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Snyder county.
will sell on
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present my name as a candidate for the
nomination of Register and Recorder to be vot.
ed for at the Primary election March II, 1908.
Lewis +. Gemberljng.
Penn Township,
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| hereby announce my name as a Candidate
for Associate Judge.
u. T. GEMBERLING.