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VOL. 14.
MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY, PA., MAY 11, 1876;
NO. 'I
MY HARJIS THINE.
Wka spring's Sr-il vioM on lb (al
lltr laa.Wr Parftitn flinii
Wkra, Sp In aom ar)iiiiri vaU,
Tk Oiru.h hlilota tala aln-jai
Wa ll bright iblnjra of aarik asil iky
la fcvanl of prataa eomblnr,
0 ot' on prayer, aln briathe 1 1
SwmI lota, will Ikou ba mia t"
Wk fram lh wonilnn4 i 111 nl loot,
Tkrnnfji lb long luiamar eight,
0fl ruilomrl'i Impat-lnnf.l Inna
Tbrilli With lata I tlaap delight ;
TrThaa, ata-pad in haloil-al braath of Juno,
Tb turih iir-ma half illrlna,
K bna know I la wnrd ar titno,
Out Hog, Wi'.l tbo b raina t"
Wktaaulamn'i r. n1 tilata'a golJ
Paint waaJ an. I arani! anil kill 1
tVkta trintar eight grow drtar and otJ.
Lov. I ia shangtlait ai ill.
Tkougk vlolrto witbrr, ratal ftJo,
Lnra'a etlf nUr aol mia
Mark autmr.tr ail'.l In tun anil llialo,
Anl aijr bnrt it (hint t
JI 1 N U O 1 1 It II O (Ml H .
Hdw Th9 Ladies Fish.
There's pon orally about six of
them in the bunch, with lif-lit dress
es ou, mi. I tboy havo thro polo
with a many hooka and lino amonjj
them.
A i noon as they get to tlio river
they look for a goo t place to put
down on the ratio, anl the most veil
tnresome one stick bor b t hoel iu
tbe bauk and make two cnrpful
ttepdowua ; then alio suddenly find
liomelf at tbo bottom with b itli
hand in tlio wstur anl a fueling that
everybody in this wido world i look
ing at bor, and alia nuvor tulla any
body Low aha got thoro. The other
gill, profiting by bar example, turn
around aud go down the bunk on
their band and too, backward.
Then thny scamper ovor the rafts
until they find n almilow plnce where
they nan oe thn nb aud about
"Oh 1 1 Keo one."
Whorot'
"Ihoxv."
"Oh 1 m.v in."
''Let cntch him."
'Who'a got them bait9 V
"Sointibody a got my hook."
"You buy tbiujj, you're nittinj ou
tny pole.
".Show mo the wretch that stole
my worm."
All tlieso exi!amrition nro gotten
tiffin tonea tliat Rwiikon every echo
within a nnlo round, and acud evury
fiith within thvoo norea aquaro iut.n
igalloping liystoi ic Then tlio pi. U
ly Bupiir-bniuan otortiona finally get
a worm ou tlio book, nnd "throw in"
with a aplaxh like thn liiuuohintr of a
waahtub, and await tho result. When
a silver fin Cornea alon and nihblett
the bait tlioy pull up with a joi k that
Lad an unfortunate fiah weighing
less than fiftoou pounda been on the
hook, would bnvo htndad ia the
neighborhood of three or four luilen
out iu the country. After awhile a
feeble uii inlod suiiflsh oontrivea to
got faatauod on the book of a timid
woman aud aho givaa vent to her
tongue t
"Oh aometh'niir'a got my hookt"
"Pull up you little idiot I ' ahont
five excited yoiceaaa poleH and bo K
are dUopetYi d, tlv rut-h to be
reaene. Tl? 'girl V to., oim gi vea
a spaamoilio jerk, -w'hiub' eundu the
unhappy sunny iuto tbe air the full
length of forty foot of line, and b
coinos down ou the nearest curly
hnad with a dump dop, that sets tbe
girl to clawing a though thera were
bumblebees iu her hair.
"Oeh! Murder! taka it away
Ugh 1 tbe na:Hy thiug 1" ;
Thon they hold up their akirta and
gather about that fiah aa it akipi over
the loga, one all the time boldiog
the line in both band with her feat
ou the pole aa though aho hud an
evil disposed goat at the other end,
which aha expected to butt her at
any moment- Then they talked it
over.
"How ever will ho get off!"
"Aiu't it preUy
"Wonder if it ain't dryt
"Poor littlo thing, let a put it
back.''
"How will we get the hook from
"Pick it up,'' aaya a girl who baoka
rapidly out of the circle.
"Good gracious, I'm afraid of it
There ! ita opeuiu ita mouth at me."
Just thon tbo suutiy wrigglea off
the hook and disappears between
two loga into the water and the girl
try for another bite.
Hut the sun cornea down and fries
tbe bnok of the uecka, and they get
no more bitea, and they get three
headache in the party and they all
Ret crosa and scold at the fiah like
o many magpie' If and unwary
chub darca ahow himself in tbe wa
ter they poke at bin) with their poles
much to hia disgust. Finally they
get mad all ovor aud throw their
poloe away, bunt up the lunch baa
uta, climb up into tbe woode, where
they ait around on tbe grass and cat
erpillare, and eat enough of dried
bdef and ruak and hard boiled egga
to give a wood horse the nightmare;
after which tboy compare notes
about their beans uutil sundown,
when tho go homo and plant envy
in tbe heart tf all their muslin d
Itiu friend by tulliug what "just
p!endi4 time" they had.
Thrice Divorce4, Four Timet Married.
From the Chicago Triltmr.
Three gentlemen happened to moot
at breakfast at the Orand 1'acifio
Hotel one morning last week. Tboy
were atrangera to each oth r. Su I
danly one broke the ailonco with the
remark "Uy Jove I She a divorced
again." Noticing that hia word had
attracted the attention of hia com
paniona, he apologized and pluio
ed that ho had been eotnewhat aur
prised to aoe tlio divorce of hia quon
dam wife chronicled in the legal in
talligenca. "She anil I pirteJ," bo
aaid. in a dreamy, retrospective man
tier, "in Auguat, lH7j- this wifo with
a pot-lid determined me to destroy
my Lares and Peimtea and tr.
nontha afterward aim married up iu
Peoria a fellow named Tompkins."
"Tompkins!" aaid the second con
tinman, with a sudden interest;
"Tompkina. Pooria, October, 172
waa bur iminn Thno.losiu T Womati
who hal limpid bliui oyosnnd nlw.iya
had a rolling pin under her pillow
on nights tho lodgo met T" "Tho
same, atrangor, the aamo. Sli.iko
old pard," aaid thn first speaker : :
"and how waa aho t" ".She was all ,
my fancy painted her," r?pliod the!
All Drunk.
A mercliant in I'hil.ulolpliia going
home elevated one night, ataggered
against a telegraph pole.
"Beg your pardon." aaid be "I
hope no offence. It's rather dark,
and the atreet ia very narrow, you
aee "
In a fow minute he came iu con
tact with another polo.
' Couldn t help it, air," aaid he,
lifting hia hat. I never aaw such
crooked lauca aa wo have bore ia this
city.'
Again ho run afoul of a po1, this
time with a force that aunt him back
ward to the ground.
''Loo I here, neighbor, you needn't
pusti a fellow down because be hap
pone to touch you ; the road ia aa
much mine aa your and I have aa
much right here aa you have, old
atick in the mud."
Ho picked
another effjrt to reaeh homo, but he
hi ion Ciiuo plump agaiust another
polo.
"Shan't make any moro apologies,''
aaid bo t "if you get into the middle
of tho street anil stand in my way,
tlmt'e your look out, not mine."
I'rocoeiling on hi journey again.
A Baltifinrean'e Experience in a
Robbers' Cave.
Finances el Centre Township, April
10th, 1876.
John Young Overseer of Poor Apr.
Apr. l'i, '76. Cr.
ToofJ asalatt ltld Bo t MI
" iruia uilltur ' H
' ih iil nndii.ir. aa. for riraait, fiHk tu
April l i. 1it ! raoaltt iruia
I rtoklln loouialp. 0M0
Aiaauat v( litilaia Iu 7(
llal. duo la I'aatr tuwattlp, ?
Centre township April 12, 1875, C'r
lly J. H. Ilrtin iwaarlaf o4r. I to
" Au.lli.iri ! tuu
11 Knout, " " 1 w
April W, l7i. lbral(a(,
John rn.u St
r.lUt I.iii4 ;7
JiiIiii Mrtia Mr. U
lUttt Nip di
t)iirui..,,br shrlaitr a.
Miuon M- t0
4
aeconl "lliit I had a rival in a and bee iruing angry and dizzy ho
stovo'liftcr for which sho bad to ,''enied t bo entangled in incxtri
much affection, and in January IS7u, cable labyrinth of telegraph pole.
the courts of L ifuyetto, lod . dissolv
ed the bunds bjtweou us. I bjliovo
she married aiiu a nuo rooster
named Oreon, I hear J."
"I am tho rooster namod Green.
and aui glad to make your acipiaint
anco. Ueutleinou, ( knew your wife
well for ovor a year, and, b irring her
vivacity with toasting fork and luiiu
handled fry in,' pans, a butter wife I
never bad. But we parted last De
cember, as ao.in as I could tret out
of tho doctor's bands with a fracture
of the akull (in conjunction with a
discussion concerning getting up to
light thu tire also a hootjtck), and
I thought tho fact of our divorce had
beou previously announced "
"But," said tho first speaker "your
namo, my compauiou iu divorce, is
Ureuu ; tho last time alio waa di
vorced it was from llroivn. ' "Browu f
Brown ?'' said Mr. Tompkins, re
llecthely; "there was one fellu
mined lirown used to tag after her."
"It must bo tho same one." Gen
tleuion," aiid tho first speaker re
Jectively, "this ia a most remarkable
coincidence. When shall we three
mnotugain. I don't usually drink
after hrcukfast, but this is a special
occasiou and we in iv, mayti t e t"
So they all wont out to the br
rojiu together to drink snccena to
Brown, aud aa tticy stepped up to
the bar they met a man who said :
"Gentlemen, this ia inv treat 1 ve
just beou divorced ami my nimj is
Urowu, aud I'm going tj treat the
house. Give it a natuj aud call for
the best iu the house."
Ilia three friends ahook hands
with him aolemnly, exchanging three
looks of intelligence among them
selves, when a weak-eyed young man
walked in ding inully, nud said, "i;ce
here, you fellers have g it to take a
bottle of wine with mo I in a new
ly-marrjed man ; bridegroom rei iic
'!r$ffl "?. 8 'iiK yo know; have
s Vuithing T'' And an he wandered
pn till, to get rid of him, they agreed
to go up to the ladies parlor and bj
presented to uia newly made brute.
They did ao and lo aud behold aho
wua their wife I
The situation waa anffisioutly em
barrassing, but tho worn in didn't
faint, but simply retna ked, "Oil,
Mr. Green, glad to nioet you ; your
face seem familiar to me, Mr. Tonip
kin t Somehow the name eeoius
known to me, Mr. Brown I seem
to reoolloct your face ; any relatiou
to tho Browne of Lafayette, Ind.t'
I ruly, truth ia atrauger than fic
tion.
At tlio Yorkville, New York,
pnlioa ouart, on Monday last a man
U'I woman were each fined tea dollar
for ''kiaslog opeuly iu the publio
street. Tbe magistrate also lo
lur I than eonndlv a the wvrwlty
it lit oStw.
True Love Gane Out of Fashion.
The country never posaeaaed ao
many bountiful marriageable young
women na it ajes at tue present
time And why do we not have
more marriages y Wo anstvtr, be
cause marriage for love ia the excop
tion not the rule. Tho young people
oi tins ago Have gone fashion and
money mad. If tho dan Iv bin
clerk who pays one half of his in
come for board nnd the other half for
clot ho i cannot improve bis oomlu
tion ho will not marry The shop girl
w ho earn gco l wasea auioiunot
be distinguished by hoc dresa from
the banker a daughter certainly will
uot pluugo into uiatrim toy unless
she can belter ber condition in lifo.
If a man ia fortunate enough to
possess money, it matters not how
old or ugly ho may be, hundreds of
intelligent, handsome young woinou
can be found only too williug to be
come hia wife, Live ia an after
oonsiderutiou They marry to be
supported and dressed extrava
gantly. II iw often d wo here the
remark "Bolter to be an old man a
durliug than a poor man' slave."
Alas I too uihiiv of them are not
satisfied to be darling. They will
persist in loving other men after
they are man led.
If our young people do not
abandon this extravag nine of dress
and greed for money, our country
will bo filled with old baahelora aud
old uiaida. We must have more
geuuiue courtships and marriage
to nave prosperity and happiness
ia tlii world Too many marry for
money only to be disappointed and
unhappy tije reat p their lives.
Mr. Barnard Feldman, aged about
88 year living ou Eastern avenue,
Baltimore, after soveral days of my
teriona absence put in a reappearance
and tells a most marvelous story.
He left hia borne recently for the
purposo of visiting Highland, a sub
urban village, apparently iu sound
mind and having with himnbo'it 41 )
in money. Not returning that night
hia family became alarmod, and all
efforts to discover his whnroabouts
were nnavnilintf uutil he presented
himself at hia homo about 3 o'clock
on Sit iday a fow days later and re
luted a curious array of experience.
He aaid ho had not tirocctxiod far on
llir,ia ll Hi, rl.l,.., .!! Un AlUrt Wilt
!" V " . I MKOCIPT
saw a w!on, sues of which were Dr. .t. r. Kani tiii iimiui.
closnii bi(o a prison van. I ho w-ag-
. i.: i
w . . . iiinicit near nun iiihi a mini lililll)
In nself up and made ' . i .... .. , ,. ...J. .
i i el out and remarked to bun "there
it den 1 mail in there, and that he
should look in thn vehicle, as he
might boablo to identify tho body As
ho attempted to do ao ho waa seized
by four men and thrust violently in to
tlio wagon which wis rapidly
driven off, nnd being closed ou nil
sides bo M'na prevented from seeing
the road. About 'J o'clock, ns he
supposes, tho wagon halted, and get
ting out ho was taken throil,'li a
deiiHu woods nnd finally taken in n
cave, of which two desporato looking
men wore in charge. A firo waa
burning, and after robbing him of
j his money they throw faggots from
the tire in bis fuco, nnd burned off
i bis U urd nnd tho entire hair from
i his head, following this by kicking
and culling him unlit he waa almost
senseless. Ha passod the night with
out food or rest, nn 1 implore 1 his
captors to allow him to go home,
but their only response was to again
assault aud beat him in tho cruel . Tillm-.ii Ui-ktirt
milliner, threatening at the same! '"'y Urnim
' .1 It II I. ....
U' '0
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Treasurers Sale of Sealed and
Unstated Lands In Sntder
County 1876.
Th Trrr of mm L'aanif b f aitborllt
and In r" ol tua Am ' Am-ioiiI ol
Marak Ulh lilt ami tumil. mtntt ibar tu and
tl. Act if Am ably if u Si ir. k Kit ami n
lliaal(lliaria fenraii- nlf nutli atliat b will
tp tn pahllstai at tba IraaiutM ora l
Mldillalxira in lha lath day al Ju nan, ami
njr aiijt.urninant iroin uv it iia- II t.aoaary,
lb niiiii nf tkn hralnafur dtrrltal lrci.
nnd prt ol Irna ul lan.li ltyi In ald eottn
If or 'h pant Ibarauf a will pa tba eviiat-.
Mala, Mad. p .r aaS xobuol la,aa daa aail lb
4 U
cuaif aaara
llniii.
which led him to make a trouorul
speech,
Gentlemen you aro not doing
tho fair thing You do not give
a man a fair chance You run from
oho side of the street to thu other.
right in my way."
.1 iHt then ho met a friend, and
taking him by tlio baud ho sai l :
"Thoro is n procession going along
this street, and every in tn is drunk :
they have been running against mo
all thn way from the club. I knock
ed one of tho fellows down, mid
ou of them knocked me down, nud
then it lot of them got around me.
and I believe they would have licked
mo within an inch of my life if you
had not come to tho lescue. Let
us go out of this xtreet before the
procession comua back, for they are
all drunk."
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Jn'-uii II iiKiuKnr, ilns I'hlllu litrr
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liuiijri aolia.iiiiifli luainialnaaoa lor
t.llcu ll..waruv
J K. li.iMom.u k. rant for Mo mi l.awbar 1
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paid within ths year, No paper tllas
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paid unla at the option of U pBi
liaher.
Muhatflptinp nutaid of the SCOal
P.WABI.R IS AtlVANCI.
SaSTPiraiuu liftina; and uainr par-
4ilrraard o olhra become subscriber
and are linblo forth price of tliepaper
Bulla vtlllai
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Indians Alter a i Honest Man.
Indiana m iy be treacheroim, but
they can bo just, and they can be
honest, and who shall sav how f, ti
the dishonesty of other has led Su!
their treachery. They knov whou
they are cheated, ns our Govern.-
ment haa found to itsost. An old
Iti-rpinll
Mix T llixvrr'nT, inaimalniinei for bar
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time that, if he did not cease bis itii.
portnnities, they would murder him.
During his entire stay in the cave a
stnall-iiecu of stale bread wits hia
only food, and the nervous pn ml ra
ti..,. ...! ..I.... ..(V. i
.-., i.ii.t i-ii,.-ii 'ii n.iiii.iiu lit; i-ii-i.., , ' , .
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.lured where nidiscribable: On ut A Na .p ""'"
in day morning Koine of the gang J w Ht'-oVi mrrel.an.liia
bl'tinght ilia gill about nineteen ' l)r. J K K in i-nl ma.lical atlentUnc
years of age. Pour of them soon I 11 ariiry t'luitiing
after left, leaving two with tho girl. ! !Ji,"uinlu Sfowrr., n.erolianlii
and. while they were guarding her ; IZZ"
in an other part of the cave, ho es J v.i ii.irimau cuiuug wsuj
cuped. He was Hiiffering intense! Ltcr Drrr
agony from bin iniur ei. fearful of ' T H.irlul r'loqr
-......'.in .,1 .li.l ....i L.,..wl... w.iM.I ! t'riuli ItiTsvr wuud
trader, who established hiuclf at;,,,, ws traveling until ho recognised tt'' A KTiak
what happened to bo n favorable tllu ,,, f,f vviH Ahv1, om l an in ing UuUicat. i,
locality among tho Northern Indians. s;ltu,-a:iv nibt, i,mv reaching his j M f Hum. ... .14 lr U j"r l"a '
tell a good atory of In lirst trial ,,. nt'tliu hour stited. His l.eurd '" Kmn fu..... wool
and hair aro entir. lv gone, bis face iff "'""I"'.' M-rel.an liia
and neck terrible bhsttred. aud Ins j M,,r;,r:;n':. uhJ ' U'
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1'.. n,i,.i,L;i, n iuiii.ii i. iiii.iovv.i uvcr.rtri ouiarr
mat na is i'.iiudio lo leave nis licit,
l'eldiuaii is it man of strictly tenii'cr
uto habits, nnd bis htory ia accepted
by all who him know as entirely true.
At present be is unnblo to give any
clue by which hia abductor aud aw
aail.iut can bo secured.
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ltmhi.i Jacob II
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Wb.alar Uarkara
witli bis red customers. Other tin
dor hud located iu that same place
before, but hail not remained long.
I'lio Indians, who evidently. wanlud
?o td-4, nnd had money and furs,
docked ih. ml tho ktoru of the uow
tralerau l c iretully ex inline. 1 hi-t
goo. la, but offered to buy nothing
Finally thtir chief, wit'i a large
number of bis trio.., visited him
"How do, Johnf" aaid thu chief.
"Sho mo good. Aha ! I talio that
blanket for inn and that calico for
aipiaw three otter skins for blanket
and one for calico Ugh ! pay you
by'm by to-morrow,"
He received his good and left.
Ou the next day ho returned with
a large part of hia band, hia blanket
well stuffed with skins of various
kind. "Now, John I pay."
And with this ho drew nn ottor
skin from hi blanket aud laid it on
the counter. Thou he drew a second,
a third aud a fourth. A moment'
hesitation, aa though calculating,
aud then ho drew fourth a fifth akin
a very rich and ruro one, ami
passod it over.
"That's right, John,"
The trader instantly pushed the
last skin, with
"You owe mo but four. I want
only my just due "
The chief refused to tako it. ami
they paaaod it aeveral times back
and forth, each one assorting that it
onion (oi I to toe other At length
the dusky chieftain appeared to be
aatisfiod. He gave the trader a
scrutinizing look, and thon put the
akin back into the blanket. Thou
he stepped to the door and gavo a
yell, aud cried out to hia follower i
"Come come aud trade with the.
pale -face, John He no cheat Indian
Hi heart big !" Then turning to
the trailer, he said
"Suppose you tako last akin, I
tell ray people no trade with you.
We drive off others i but now von
be Indian-.' friend and we be yours."
Before d irk the trader waa wrist
deep iu fttra an I loaded down with
cash. He found that houostv had
a commercial value with these lu
ll inu s. Mclh oilitt lieaortler.
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OCrRijcently while Mr. Jacob W.
Chroniuter. of near Newburg, Frank
no county, waa engagnd in making
fence near a wo da, he was attracted
h the barking of a dog. and nn ao
ing to see the cause, be found tun
foxes in a hollow log. Two f them
ere old and eliht von ncr. Ho suc
ceeded in killing uiue of thuiq.
VL.K. rural female beauiv alighted
from the stage ooaoh, in front of the
Amerlosn Hotel tbe other dev. whin
a pice of ribbon detoehed itself from
her bonnet, and fell to the bottom t f
theoarriage. "You have left your
bow behind." said a lady passenger.
"No. I ain't i ha' trnna a Sahinrr "
nnVf repjie4 nistic Qkn't
tnWa,
The Wreck-
"Ah, what a pity ! Tho fine ship
has gone ao wifely through ao many
ntoriii4 has been dashed upon rocks
at last !" Tho old sailor drew his
hand across bis eyes aa ho spoke, to
wipe away a falling tear.
"Never mind, Jack !" said his moro
cheerful companion. "1 would not
cry over n ship I"
"Ah, but when tint ship has boon
one'a h nne, lad." aaid the honest old
tar. 'how can one help drying.'
Very true. It is al wave sad to
look upon a wreck i but when it'a
a home that's broken up the toaa
touches tho heart
1 saw a young man iu tho street
tho other dry walking with unsteady
atepa. Ilia face waa flushed, his
eyea were dull and hoavy, hi hair
waa in aad disorder. I paused to
look at him, nud my heart was tilled
with grief. Ah, wh it a wreck was
there ! It wua not only a home that
waa broken up. but it seemed likely
to involve the losa of a soul.
Sam U'ilsjn waa a handsome bih
spirited boy. I know him well. He
bad a lino mind, a kind heart. His
frame wua strong nnd hia health
good. Hut he learned to taste that
drink which oriu.m the brain i then
he learned to love it Oh, the boy
waa running straight upon the rocks,
though bo did not know it. And
now in hia early manhood, with a
fair young wife w ho love him, with a
dear little babe of whom be should
take tender care, ho reels through
the street a common drunkard. Ah.
what a wreck !
And many such there aro. We
meet with them every day. I a it cot
a fearful thought t Mind, aou).
health, poaoe all lost iu common
ruin I And lor what t Vat the sake
of a brief pleasure, soon to become a
vile habit, a depraved taste.
Boya when any one trie to tempt
you to touch that sparkling wine,
telling it i manly to take your glass
of wine like a gentlemen, thiuk of
Samuel Wilson and let it alone. Di
not see how near the breakers yon
can go aud uot be daubed upou
them. Steer clear of them altogeth
er, aud you will be safe.
AtDoiinl jj
Wa Ilia un.rraij-n-i Amlitora f IVuiris
Tnwuabip tnnl tint lib ,n, uf A(,rj A j,,
IHItt and biaininail forattuing, kccuinil
un.l it founj irua ami omr-ci aa alio? t
J KHUH-el
J Ilowi-raot
li W aiinwrn
AuJuora.
H. P. Long, Supervisor for theyoar
1N74.
EXONCSAllOM.
an.an llraaar
Allan llaraal
.l .bn ll.irtiay
J iouIi Hal.-hlr
I'afM L. W altar
Uf iult an I aoit of Joiaph tlowanot
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Jacob Coleman, Supervisor, 1871.
Kionarallooi for tba raar 1174 cr.
I'ra.l.rl-k Ualiy
J i-ob Kila 1 1
Hl.niin al, B
tioaalua drlflad raad k. i v
George Harinan for tbo year 1875
Soeoa a butcher's stand. Butch
er i , 'HJome. John, be lively now i
break tba bones in Mr, William's
chops and put Mr. Smith's ribs in
the basket for him " John, briskly i
"All rifbt, air i juat as soon as I vo
fSWM SUB, WarpUjr'S ley Off."
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Al'iart u lit
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A'n .unt of ark diaa
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3 00 1 " K -mlrii a Martin
cruckabank Jaa k w Y., K-n.iruk Jaouii iro tn
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w..ll j.-lin .
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llama JnbB 4u'l
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" U yJ William 4 'a
" I'ra.a J"h. (pirl) 41
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" ll.rMiry " ijj
H ull- John " to
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" lar Ll.ar. 4114
" liar J.Hii!ti dart) ji
" rkiliita J..bu m
" liar J.ilm ' a-
raldaa A. Ho '. II nrj '
iVav.-a J'.tia Z&A
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" M. IrlU.n .1 .aapli to.
' lUrriaoti Malb u
" !.). II ili x)
M ll.lli.IHU Mill p, )ii
" lU.iniiiu it W. i t. I a
" Itauiio.ii It. .M. 3 4
" Moor J.iai-i'b 401
" Suntli Julin
" i hapioati ttirahain 4m.
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" llalillillll .to..
" lnlw.,Hh ttiaa. '!
" Auraud llarr 1
" 1 r..o! Abraham
" t laalii-b JaOob '
' MtahopO4tbar.ua'1
' t.iatwu J.tbl. '
" l'ni.all tilualiath '
" A... axon M.rarat 400
r.111 ran. -la 400
" H.abliitcai-rtli.o. 4im.
" hliabop too-aima'! tol)
" Trotall .'alharii.a 4"0
11 ' I 411 J-4
' lllahnp Mar-.ial 4uJ
" MKk.IH.Lail 4M
t'intrtTowa.blp.
HfkBT nr.MFER, Tira-arar,
Trurr ii!.'.
Mil .Haluinc Apr. IJ.'TS.
Assigned Sale of
VALf I1I.K
PROPERTY!!
"ni.L he s.ld at I'ublicSala on
" Hia tiramlaaa, bf lb andaiaiga Aa-
lanna hi iav. Miar. on
TliurM4.lnv.Mav 11. 1870.
Tim Mloalno- .'ororl il Valu ihla Katl K'Ula,
to alt A rartain mxuaaa and Traat of L,.n4
llunta In Ml.l.llacr.un tmta-hli, sn..r noun
tv, Hanna) Irani, a.lj.iiulna Ian. I uf llaor- lila
trh'ii. t naniial .-ii .ob. Saumal Volar, aal
I'Llllp Slauar. cuoialiilna;
Tllllin -OSE ACKKS. MOI1R oil LBS).
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"'an.lln a iiw.i rtita af oulllvatloa, as "bilk
J , lliara an- araeta.l
i OMHT MILL. 8W Mlt.I,.
J huh In aon.l anlar, hrln a tlisl w tT'S
..lf r-n"u a oavar lainua
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falllu( airaaia ot anlar,
bWI'.LLIXO HOUSES, DAVKntrtH,
VaKon -Jba.l. liar Stal.la. and oihar outbulll.
Inaa. and a:i of ., lant wattir nair it
.l....r. I ja -uni.urjr a l,.alii..aa Ktl Hua-I
run. thn uuii lb. .r p-'i, ta i.arol.a. Ir iui
tl. mill nn.l ii. iniif, Mai.ar tat .n.aad II a
yarv -ul.l,la pin,. ,r l.u-inni. luan.
ir.-. oiiaii.i aiiiiata In a!1lon.
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George Harman to township,
Amouutof )uillaaia
atahlna-kar Ssiaajhvlri,
M'.jar llanrr
Nariif J.-ramlak
Saabiiid llanrr
in. i..,..h
wllulliy l.iaa
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Hf r tar of Jnanb t'olataaa at alsit
lianrga lianaan
Halaai-a .tua lo t la-nablp
walk - undaralun -! aulllort f Cantra Ma n
.i.ip.nai una ion. iuyii A,iri A. It. Ilia ant
a mn.i iu. loraiiiuns acoiiunt an I fouud It
J '. K IN.IWKI,.
J, i'. UiiWKNSi.lC,
u. w. uuwbiit,
Auuliuri.
Ann tlrnfrr Siipirriur April
12i b 17.5 Pr
To eab from nu lilnri 4 0n
Vutouui of dnjilioii Ap'r loth U70 39 "0
OrJaroa Townib
'P
Crntra Townalilp,
-Iy amount uf work rlnn
rdir p.iLI lo Jacob Colamaa
iVurk aoil Oraval
oW 7,i
4i Uo
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as 57
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3!l fin
SUti 7 1.
nf Crnir
Bal. D.i Anaa flanfer Ula 8up'r
Wa lha un.laraiiinai auililnra
ron-hip ntel on Hi loih Jv nf 4nrl A.
I. Ib7tiaml axauiiuaj lLa foragoinf ao.
.-ouiit anil fouuJ it trn anil ourraot a
iliora naiail
J K kanavall
0 W Ubowara
J C Bowerai.j
AuJilwrl.
JEtt B. MIDDLESWARTH,
JUjTICBOr THE TEACI
AS
CONVBTANCtlL
MoO'ure City, Snyder Co, fm.
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Arit.il t Nolmaoa
Htrnob .Inm.b
mabtl.t .laaub
..aina laaaa
llaiaiual Davl
Mti oun H.r
r roa.l Henry
Kratattar iuba f,
kar.uttar I.awl. jr.
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M. olraub, tllai ami t'liailoa ank. cuntamin
TIIMtTV.SKVK.V ACRES,
ranra nr lata.
Alu tr,.tcf Wu'Vit, Wrt altutla ta
tal.l t..n.i,li., a..ilmnt iinl nf I.ihn
rr.rlk II oll, J.J li ilia, ta l.Salu l.tlual.
aobiaibina;
FIVE Af'ltKH. MORK OR LESS.
Tti will h aol.l In aliol or In prta In lull
imri-liaaara. N il 10 i-oiaiuaa a it ion'lak a
m af tal.l dar. wlian tarm. aalll l. m,a knoaa
L . . . niiii LKirxfi..
ilar. So, re. AaaUnaa.
jl imis 1 si'iFvrous ximcR
A l.'tUra nf Admlnlatratlna an th a.ui nf
Nuiin hll.ilar int nf t antra Twu., daa 4
bat lia.n rnold lo lb nmlralan-l, all ui.
i..na knoalna tbaiaaalaaaln.lai.tl t aaid a.lala
r rai)ilt.l tn ruak patmanl wllbuul llalaf,
wbil tin.. baalna rlalma will i.ra.aat Ibara
dull aulbaallaalad fur .atllam.nt ta
I'M-Kit K . 1.I,K1J,
WM. A.. 1 Hi; 1. 1,
Jaa. I, '?4. tdibinlatrainra,
rrauklla.
Wliaoo J
100
13
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400
404
4U4
T-ilk fl anrf a.
Millar H iimri
Wiln. k ti .lunal de I.
I.'arn- ami Marrill ilradr J.iba
Ku u.i'ar J I. h-ira. kn-ia.lr Amlraw
wairicb Samii-I .laud, li.l. la p,nl
.Ml lilli.awarlb K-rl.a k i-.. tJ.Hnlau Jua 4ii
Kajuol.la Aruuaa.lCo. t iirua.' : l
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140
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flood wltltam 11
a.o.ib Jai-nk S,
wnllar r dar. Bra.t Jnka 4un
Mlddlaavartb Karai to. Nujidar Slmaa 4UU
W'aliar K ma P, n.i
' ilnlillaw rlbou' Klaa Abra'at 4 4
ttatualhii. tuor u
hl.iulwla 1
Itiuiua Jotia u
urnn C C auj A p, Uanbur Jaiaal 400
Laarl M itthuw 12
NKIliafii ll I'hlllu tj.
Kvairr k.t.jr Anu
l.ai-krr "I boiuua .
no tb Ou.rii-a W. is
tliloart II nrv 8
a rat.iar trv.lnri. k K ta
II iab Aiuna-bt a I
Il.il J'-nn u
AlcUall It, Truata Wolf Oann 4o4
" iwan willlaat tut
Tlblarallr llanrr lirl37r
" Darrl.in i.'brla.opliar 4uo
' Yuu.ic Uamul And
Mnf aar rolh E. B. lratn tlobaai aou
Oarlalalo I,
Jaokaoalaaaakli,
Baaar Oaart kail
larann Joak,
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raiiaatl aa all kaalaaai aarialata ia ih Saalik raiia A.
a a.f n.ni, -raTaj VTIII
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MIMtokwi aucMa.
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A UMIXISrUlTOltS' NOTU'K -
l.aitara uf alrnlnlilratlna nn I .aaalat- nf
Kra l-rK-k Unuror lata uf Jaalioq t iwa.klti.
SnT'lar ooniy IV, la.-. bava baan r.ia a I 11
thauii.lartlKnal ll u.r. anovlna Ikaia.
alva, .i.autd to . .i,ia will il r tk
In. lha ll.tla l.ayuianl wbll Ibo.a hatlaa ulal i.a
m ta-.ioa.iaia wilt u'a.nn n.n f.r.ai.
tlamtutlo i .!;(. lUI'HCH.
JUItN kl'UM..
Fab. 10, 'T4. A lialnl.lrilaa..
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J EVI KKl'LKIt,
Naiary FoWic, Sar?cyor, Conveyancsr,
P13I Estate aufljnsnrance kml
Paadi Bin.l. and ttmuo. P'apira l i. t
kin. I of nontaf analna all. nd.it q i.ioioiilir
wltb n una-a aud aarurrao-
NpkU attanl...n al'an in hating aad tailing
Kaal K.tala llftV In l'ru.ii.. NafdarDaT
fa., f. 11 Addraaa, Ml. riaa.aat Mill.. Hat.ta
t!o faaa'a. aui I 'it.
J H. UAKTMAX,
'ji'sricK or the Petri?,
aSc Convoynnonp,
CENTREVILLE, 8uvdr Coaaly, P,
l1nletlon ami all bu.lna.i ptrtatalna ta fia
..-a ii Juitloa uf ika V aaua will aa rtt-a lr a
al .hort auilaa Ap r It'll
WM. MANN.
Blank Book Ma'ier Sta.
tioner, and Steam'
Power
P R I H T E B .
WholeHtile Jk- lletull
No 529 Market Street,
PIULAOELl'HIA.
I'roinytntt. Ont fric SdVnf
trio Mrkd Or Alt QnU In fV