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Middleburg, OCT.
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J. CROUSE. EJilor & Proprietor.
Itopubliean Stato Ticket.
rc IK f t P R t M K J V DO F..
HON. JAMKS P. 8TKKKKIT,
of Allegheny County.
roll HTATr, Tnetsi'KKn,
HON. ILLti n. II A AT,
of Montgomery County.
FOR AI'llriH.NEliAU
HON. JOHN A. M. I'ASSMOUE,
ol "rhorlklll Couniy.
Tlopubllcau Co. Ticket.
FOR AROCIATR JlTidB
JOSEPH A. LUMIJAKD,
f Kcllnegrov.
TOR COUNTY SURVEVOIl
OEOItOB It IIENFEK,
of Jackann.
Slmiillng' ( nnlmltlee.
TM following gentlemen rnnstltut th
Pleading Commit! lor th ensuing year i
Adm-Robrt stmlth, tt. H. Mldleswartb..
Heaver I. I. ilaniwck. Iir. I. U inrad.
Heaver W.st-A. A fish. A. .1. Himlg.
Centre Hoter llsrtmac, John K. Mnangter.
I h.iM-.l. n. lull. Kl. . tthaeller.
Kranktln 1, A. ftolen tor, It Kl.eomwor,
Ja-ksoa Dr. H. Ilatman, Henry Mnyer.
Mlddlotmrg J. II. ArnnM. Oeo.O. Nmllh.
llddleerek-J. Robert Heeler, A. II. hook.
Monroe J. y. Trexlor. r. '. Iliuntl,
I'snn Jos. R Hendricks. Henry Mnyer.
ferry (Jol. Win. IUrlluK, K.. I. M iyer.
Perry Wot i.N. Winer tv. U. Winy.
lln,irov J. It. Hendricks. A. N. Ueinber-
linn.
l:nlnn-i!l. W. U. Herrold, rapt. Thomas W.
Hoffman.
Worhlngtoa-Juhn A. Illlblsb, Heory 11.
ll'ittr,
Witu Storrntt, Hart ami Pusamoro
M our stnn'lanl boarors, wo will
nwucp tho Stuto from the Lakes to
Maryland. Thoy aro pood man anil
truo, nnd ovory Itopuhlioun in tho
State should support thorn.
Thr depreciation of tbo vuttM of
tho roal cstato in tho throo States of
Kow York, PoniiRylvania and Ohio,
during the past flight yearn, amounts
to a sum autlicient to pay off our eu
tiro National debt
A skrpknt thirty foot Ion;', with a
hngo body, "carrying ita head as
high as that of horse," in spending
tho summer in Uradloy comity, Ten
nossee. It wan seen during tho war.
Tbe East Tennessee papers Lave
faith in tho accounts of it.
Thk strocts of London would form
nn avenuo of six thousand miles. In
tho cleansing, fourtoon thousand mon
find employment, and six thousand
horsos and two thousand four hun
dred carts. Tho work goes on day
and night.
Ai. vis Adams, tho fouudor of tho
cxpross Company, who died a few
weeks ago, commenced tho Express
business iu 1810 a very poor man.
Ho died a very rich man. Last week
in ono day bis Express carriud S27,
000,000, tho security for which was
a eituplo receipt.
The Dauphiu Doposit Dank, Har
risbnrg, recuivod on deposit, a few
days ago, seventy dollars in silvor
half dollars that had boon lmrried in
a collar on South Second street, for
nearly forty years. Many of the
coins dated 1S2'.), and somo of them
aro as far back as 1814.
Tug legislative fish comraittoo,
with a civil ouginoor, arrived at M.i
rietta on Monday a week, and from
thonco viuitod tho point opposite
C'hickios rock to oxamiuo into the
foasability of feeding tho Tidn water
canal from that point, and thus do
ing away with tho dam at Columbia,
agaiust which thero is so much com
pluiui by tho up rivor pooplo.
IIon. Amos C. Nov eh, tho Demo
cratic candidate for State Treasurer,
was a regular rooster while in tho
legislature. Ho championed ovory
epecios of legislation favoring mo
nopolies. Tho man who would miss
no opportunity to furthor the
nchotuos of thoso who antagonize la
bor when not held to a strict ac
coontability is not a safo man by any
tuoaus. His actions speak loudly
agaiust trusting him.
A Peteiwduuu (Va.) paper chroni
cles tho advont of a now potato bug.
AVherovor their bills perforate tho
leaf it at onco wilts and dies. Theso
bugs aro about the size of an ordi
nary chinch bug, and bavo a bill,
similar to that soon on the mosquito,
only it is lougor. When bruised the
bug omits an odor similar to that of
a chinch bug, while its color is of a
dark rod, It is said to bo vory toil
acions of life, and is fouud ia largo
numbers in some localities.
Phesiuent Haves' progress throngb
Kontacky and into Tennessoo has
boon a succession of enthusiastic re
ceptions by immouso crowds com
ponod of all classes. Ho was woN
cotnod at Nashvillo by tho Governor
of the Stato in an eloquent speech,
which was rospouded to by the Pros
idout Gov. Hampton and soveral
members of tbe Cabiuet also spoke.
Tho cornor-stouo of tho new Custom
House was laid, and a visit paid to
tbo widow of President Polk.
Tub Democratic Stato Convention
of New Jersey, last Wednesday, a
week, nominatod Qon. Qeorge H.
Mot'lollan for Governor. There
appears to bo some doubt about the
residence of Gen. MoClellan, as his
name was sent into the Now York
h'Uto Senate for confirmation for an
imnortant nosition. lint th Ha nnlA
of New York, failing to confirm him,
lie no tarns np in New Jorsoy as
the democratio Jerseymau's candi
date for Governor. It appears that
the democrats are bound to give Mo
Clellan an oflloe in some State. His
failure as a General daring tho re
bellion appears to have soeoiallv en
deared him to tbe Democracy of the
Northern States. It is aaidbewas
nominated amidst the wildost en
thusiaiia by tbe domooratio Jersoy
tnoa
Or. M Ct.ei.LA!, in an artiolo on
the Regular Array, in tbe current
umul;r of Harper's Magazine, tie
i. .1 . i l. . i . i. -1 i ii . nAM
UIUIIOIIU'H? tll.lli CUTIfc U IUQ UUI-
anmont of the Muloo tad ittiniy
!linil wm-a. ni1 nf Hti. ttrnamifc Tnili'iri
war in Iiluho nn1 Montana, is f ir in
oxocm of wh.it wo'iM have mintniiifl 1
a Htun.lintf nrmy snllkiout to pro
vent any luilinti npriainjf tho lusa
of b itnui I'fo in oiiiscmu'no of our
neligctiuu. bi'in;" loft nut of consid
eration Jowr what will tho Itatnoc
rary say to this n'l"ato of au in
croitsn of tho rotfiil tr army T
Os last Fr
I'csidcuco of
id.iy tiitfht a week tho
Mrk J. Willia-n1, of
lluuluu townx'iiip, near M n tlui Fur-
imoo, was rubbed of about five thou
sand dullurs in mnnny, notes and
bonds. For safj keeping all were
stowed away in a trunk umully kept
in tho second-fltory of his houso. It
is oupposed the thief was acquainted
with tho promises, and entered the
saiuo somo titno during tho evening,
and removed the trunk to on adja
cent corn-field, whore tho empty
ti unk was afterwards found minus
of its contents, of which about nix
hundred was in cash. Ikllrfonte
lt publican.
Jay Cooke was hardly released
from bankruptcy beforo his business
energy found activity again. He
rotnrued to ono of his old ventures,
tho iron mines and furnaces at l'ino
(Jrovo, in our county, and purchasod
them, together with the railroad con
necting Pino Grovo with tho Cum
berland Valley railroad. Two an
thracito furnaces ore now being
erected there. At tho name time he
wan skillfully managing to socuro
r088Qj)tiion of a bank, and succcodod
in capturing tbo First National of
New York, ono of tho most success
ful Institutions of tho kind iu tho
couutry, and thoreby becomes a
member of tho Syndicate. Wo hopo
success in those ventures will assist
to ruliove the distress ho cattnod in
this community and others. t'r
title Jeritil.
At Se. Tho Nnnbury Aiimrh'nn
nays that tho I'otnocratio papers are
completly at sea with regard to the
Lepublican State tickot. Thoy can't
find a vulnorablo point for attack.
Indgo Sterrott's probity character
is too much for thorn, whilo his high
standing as a jurist cannot bo ques
tioned. Col. Hart's long connection
with tho Treasury Department,
which Democratio investigation tes
tified had boon so woll managed,
places him boyond tbo reach of
Domooratio malignity. J. A. II.
Passmore's gcnorally acknowledged
excellence of character and his un
questioned ability to perform tho
duties of offlco is too much for his
advosaries, whilo tho platform in
ovory plonk is so much superior to
that of thoir own party, that Demo
cratio editors in Pennsylvania really
havo no occupation this year but to
bark at tho moon or Simon and
Don Cameron ! Lot thorn bark, if it
amuses thorn.
Wh. P. Schell stands on the
platform that says "capital combined
in corporato organizations has been
too highly favored.'' Yet be intro
duced, snpportod and voted for an
"act to incorporate tho Amorican
Improvement and Loan company of
Philadelphia." This net is tho in
famous Credit Mobilicr Hill. And
yet Mr. Schell is a reformer pur ex
cf.lrnre. It was probably also in
the interest of morchants and farm
ers thut Mr. Schell voted against n
bill inlondod to prevent nndiio dis
crimination and unfair charges uu lo
by railroad companies for transport
ing goods to non-compotitivo points.
Ho probably also waH weeping over
laboring mon's ills when ho sought
to defeat an "act providing tho
means for securing tho hoalth aud
safety of poisons employed in tho
bituminous cool mines of Pennsylva
nia.'' All this ho may think was
dono in tho intorest of business and
workingmon, but thoy may bo of a
dilTcrent opinion.
Oh Thursday night a woek a band
of thirteen masked mon took pos
session of tho Union Pacifio Railroad
htation at Dig Springs, Nebraska,
destroyed the telegraph instruments
and compelled tho agent to haug
out a rod light, so as to causo tho
eastern bound train to stop, llio
mon boarded the train, placod tho
train men nndor guard and secured
tho passengers. Tho express car
was brokou open and tho safo rob
bed of about Rixty five thousand
lollarn. The passengors wore also
robbod of threo thousand dollars in
money and four gold watches. The
robbers did not toucu tno porma-
nont safo, which had a combination
lock and contained a vory large
amount of money. Tho robbers
dampened the fire in the locomotive
so as to dnlay its arrival at tho noxt
station and givo them time to escape
before an alarm could bo given. A
freight train ovortaking tho passen
gor train, tho engine of the former
was sent on to Ogallalla, from
whence tbo first report of tho rob
bery was rocoived. Tho railroad
company offers five thousand dollars
and the express company leu thou
sand dollars for tho capture of tho
robbors and their plunder.
Prosperity Coming at Last.
Th New York M'orZJ says ; That there
has been a most decldej Improvement In
ail th various branohes or trad la a
bundantly proven by the appearanos In
our thoroughfares of numberless drays
and truoks heavily laden with all kind
of merehamlise. Not sinoo th days be-
for th psulo of 1873 has Broadway pre
sented such soen of bustla and aotivity
a It do at pressnl daring th business
boars of each day, It would to at If
tha reoent days of strlk and riot wr
th darkest hour" ia thaoouimeroial hi
tory of this eountry, and that thsy had
ioimedlatsly preosded lb dawa of "bat.
Ir days." All th signs of th tlms la
dleals that th hops Indulged tnby'lh
merobsnts of tbs land bopts whioh bavs
been deferred from season lo season art
about to b realised, and that prosperity
arur a l sag abscuo bat at lat "eoui
Uty."
Doth the Jtepublican nod Demo
cratio conventions in Philadelphia
nominated Judge Ludlow, (Demo
crat) and Judgo Fell (Republican)
for the respective Judgeships they
now occupy Judge Ludlow ha
bceu on tbe bench for twenty years,
and Judge Fell was appointed last
spring to Cll a vacancy. Thero is a
sentiinetit prevailing largely in Phil
adi.'lphia, and to some ext nt
throughout the State, that n compe
tent and faithfttil Judge fhonid not
be removed on accuttut of bis politi
cal procliviliis. It has always beon
strong enough in Philadelphia to re
tain a Judgo on tho bench against
an advi-rso majority in some instan
ces of many thousand. This prin
ciple is so well settled there that the
politicians of t-th parties have ro
cogni.od it by formally nominntini,
in each ease, a Judgo of opposite
political inclinations, and have thus
settled tho (mention of retaining in
tho future a faithful Judgo npon the
bench without regard to his politics.
Tho name sentiment that will givo
tho Republican voto of Philadelphia
to a Democratio Judgo, will soenre
for Judge Sterrett who is on tho
Supreme bench, a largo fraction of
tho Democratio voto. Chambers
burg lltpotitory.
Wamii-ioto, Sept. 18. Tli Coifed
8tlf Conatil l Liverpool Inform! tbe Je
piirtment ofSime lint the opersli la
ibt ool ton mills of Bolton nj vicinity,
to the number often or twelve thousand
truck on th first of the present month,
rsihcr iliin tuhmlt to a relnotion of five
percortf. ia their ;ei. One bunJreJ
ami eix mill nr close 1 In conionuenoe.
It In eluie.l that the men aro in good finan
cial condition to continue the urike, and
that contribution-) art eapptied by other
aeeooiatlon. These nppenttives struck
also in 1S71 anninel a reduction of five
per cent , but eutiniitled lo arbitration,
which decided against them, The five
per cent. wv, however, restored in 1H7IS.
and the present striko l ooctnioned by
the attempt lo lake tl off again. Unless
arbitration is again restored lo (he pres
ent strike is likely lo prove a stubborn
one, for while the men assert their ability
to remain out an Indefinite lime, the mill
owners, on account of tho continually do
creasing American markets for tbeir
goods, the famine now raging In ludia
and tbe Kastera war, aro raid to bo well
pleased lo have (heir places closed for
somo time,
Court Proceedings.
Tlio several Courts of Snvdcr Coun
ty, convoiipd Sept. 2lih 1S77, present
lion. ,i. u. Uiiclier ami his associate,
I). I.. ?aiidi'nbuh and J. A. Lumhard,
Tho usual reports nf constables were
filnd nnd John S. Stellcr. John Mohn
and II. S. Kelly woro appointed lip
staves.
Tlio usual amount of Orphans' Court
Diismcss was uihiiohciI ol.
llio criminal list was unusual v
heavy.
In tho Common IMcas. the following
cases wero tried :
ll'm. f imtfs endorser otc. vs F. J. R.
Zellcrs. This was a su it brought upon
a noto given for a patent ii:tit, nnd
resulted in a verdict fur the plaintiU'ol'
$l lS,di, upon a reserved point.
Tlio SolitHurovc Saving and nuiMing
AMociafion vs John A. Foster and Ma
ry J. KoiUer.
This was a 8cl Fu Sur niortsntrn and
resulted in a vonliet for tlieilcrctidantH.
Reasons for anew trial wore tiled.
James Reaver and wife for ue va
Gab. Roworsox. Verdict for riuiutill'
for ftt).
John V. Weidcnsaul vs Peter Tlnrt
mnn. This was an action of Ri-tilev
in and resulted in a verdict for the de
fendant. Iu tho Common Tlons nn iniiiHual
amount of Kulienil business was dis
posed of. Tlio Court and oluers de
serve preat credit, for dispatch lined in
disposal of business.
Tho Head Quarters of the Itcpub"
liean Stato Committeo nro nt Rooms
Nos. 5 nnd
Phila. Pa.
G Continental Hotel
Gen. Pearson was arrested nf
rittsburg. last woek, for murder
growing out of tho receut riots at
that placo. He was released on en
torins ten thonsand dollars' bail.
Notice in Partition.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia t Greeting:
To.lohn Maurer. DanM
Maurer, Nsrah llenfer and Knos Henter, I'olly
rinnkleand .lohn Hankie, llnor.'e M surer, th
ehlhiran ol Kllialieth 1 lurtr who woe lnli-r.
married with aoraham Ka ist and whose reil.
itonee ar unknown i lort( Maurer son of
Michael Maurer dee'd. also, tbe children nf
Josi ph Maurer, dee'd names nnknnwn, lodrs
and leiral Itepr.'sentatlves nf Frederick Msu
ror late of Jacksun township 8uyder oouoty,
fa. deed.
You aro hereby notified that Yf virtu nf
writ ol Inquisition Issued out of lb Orphan's
Court of soyder county, a nd to me dire, led
that an Inquest will be held at the let re.l.
nonce oi me saw r reoericic Maurer dee'd In
.laekson township, on Thursday th IMh day
of November A. I). 1877, nt 10 o'ehnk a. in. to
raak partition or valuation ol th Ileal I's-
tataof salil ded. when and whero t ou may
attend II you tblok rroi.ei.
v. tiacNUAUT, SherlU.
Oct. 1, 1877.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Tlionndorsifrned, Assiflfnoo1 of Ram
hart Kb or ivashlnaton township, by vir
tue ol an Alias order Issued out ot the Court of
Common fleas ofNnvder county, will expose
to I'u ill lo Sale, on tii promises, about one
mils North of Palos on
Friday, October 2Gt 1877,
ths following deserlh ed. Ileal Fstate, to wit :
hounded by lauds of lraae Faust Daniel Kha
ler, Jos. Leulg and It euha l'bllllps, contain-
129 Acres
,o ACRES throf a
o Story'
moror less, w ACRES thsrsofar well tlm.
uerva. A 10 ntory
Log House.
nARV. and other outbuildings ara upon th
firemlsea, also fine youn orohard with ehnle
rult, aud Howlug water In nearly vry hold.
Alto a Mm Stone Treet with Kiln tltnated
on th rliix. South of t'rhurg, eonulniog
Hale to eommeno at ona o'ebMik P. M. nr
and terms of sals will b made known by
W, AldVKH,
Oct., 6th 1877. AltlKD.
io oay wnen uue attenuanc will be trivon
A VALUABLE PBOPERTV AT
PRIVATE SALE.
fPHE nndorsipued offers the fol
-- low lot: dosorlhed properly at private Bale.
TUN AUUBM, cleared laud, tltuat In Adauit
hiwbsuip, onyoer 1 o., rs., two miles west ol
Tn.I-l vl 1 1 Bilmlhlni. l-n.l..f MI m.
Daalel Maurer and otlien, whereon ar ereouJ
a 00a uviM.Linii miliSK, HTAHL,t, BHOf
and olbar outbuilding's. Th land Is la a good
Itat Ol aultlvatlun. rAsvsnUnl Sa i..krkt
Iber s alto a eseellent OUOI1A UO of eholc
run, anu never uillo water on the premUos.
rat Terms call at the promises or address
. UtTKK bliUKKFI.KII.
Mar. 1, I7. Troxvlvtlie, budi Uo., i'
PUBLIC SALE.
Br virtus of an order leaned ool of the
Orphans' Court of finvder County, lb
nnderslirneit aitrnlnlstratftr ot Ibe estate of.ta-
b l'unkltrKtr, veessed, will eipot to
Paklls bale, as the reuif, aa
Friday October 267 1877.
Hie M!"loc tefftrllid Rest rtl s Itnat Is
.Ml'M'erreek township, t-nyilor Couatr, J'a.,
eantalalug
33'Acrofl
onalfl orth bv lends nf mntl Sohneli,
K.st hw Isn't r Aatnuel YO'ler, Month bv lan1s
of .NnwM llottlirer anl Wet by Unas ol l'an.
lot Uulouder, wbersos are er ecu J
Dwelling Uvue, Jitirn,
end otier neeary oatbull lings, Netnr ril
lug hrln ol Mater
A Good Orclmrrl
of ehm troll trees.
Male to eommeoee at I1 o'otoli a m. of sabl
.fay. when lue iU nl:ince will be alvsu anl
terwi of ste in t kn w n by
W ILI.IA M I' t:.N li M.HrROKR,
AJuilhl"titor,
Pept. 5T, lTT.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.'
THE indcrsigned eXeonlor of the fstatt
of l-eier Orarbill late of West I'erry
tuwmhlp, Snjiler Co. Pi. on the premises on
Tuesday, October 1(5, 1877.
thsfillowlog Keel Fstats to wit; A 'Certain
Tract of Land
sltnate In sl1 town-hip, boan led, North by
l&n.ls of Miimnel Showers anl others Ksst dy
lan'lf of Jsoob U. UrybCI and others, Month
by Holomon tlrayblll, and Knit by lands of
John file and others containing
77 Acre
and S3 p-rebel whereon Is erected a Large
Fiamo!IIoufo;i3ank barn
a Saw Mill and oth. r outbuildings, a Good
ORCHARD.
aliont 44 Aeres clear th b ilanr we If timbered.
Sale to eniutnenee at lo neloelc a. m, of said
day when conditions will be mode known by
DUL.UJ1U.1 u.n 1111. 1.,
top. 37, '77. Lsseuu r.
Pnblio Sido of Valuable '
EEAL ESTATE !
rpriE undersigned.
Executors of
A the estate of .lobn "trrnh. lata nf
Mlddlo.
creek T iwnh'p. Snyder l ioinly. I' , dee'd,
win ouer si i-u biic hsis, on tii iiretnltes, on
Satunl'iy, Octobrr iolb, 1S77,
the following dererlhe-l valoalderesl e'tate,
vis: Trset Nn. I. situate In M id uecreek twn ,
Snyder eotinly. I's , about ne and a half ndles
north or Melsor Mlittlon nn th M. h I,. R. It.,
bounded in tbasonth bv land of Moors Holy,
weal by land ol J llllirer. north by bnd of
.l.i.lsh miner, and east brlsnl f .Iirsml.h
Mllehel, John Mlltnan and itenlamln Hummel,
eonlainlnir 103 At'RKS, mnri or Was, wbervon
are eretnd a tsn.inr? weath' rb.sr led
DWM.I.INO IIMITSK, HANK II It S. Wa.
on Shed, and other ontbulhlluiis. a well of a-ood
aier n-ar tb uoor. two vsouent Apple Or
chards, with oihor eholte trult trees, soeu as
Cherries, Peaehe, he., about I MHTY-H V R
Ai'KKS are cleared end In a l.lnh stme of eul
tlratlon.and the balsnee welt timbered.
TRACT No. I TIMIIKK LOT Is also sltua'e
In th Mlddleereek township, atoressid. b und-
I by land of Kdward nil g on the we-.t. south
by lead of.laooh Kramer, ast by laml ofje,.b
liuWx and north bv land ol Uenrue hollir. eon.
tslnlnit TWM.VK ACRKS, in or or less, all
WILL i'iMHKItKI).
TRACT No. S l,lKTieiE Uir, Is also
sltu itod In the township of Mlddlnrreek. aforn
Hid. boundeil west I y bind ol llsnl I Holendor,
norm by land uf Ja.-oii H dnmler, dee'. I, east by
lotof , sinl south by land ut itl-
oiiiiei sonocn, containing Si 1 tHLIiKrt, more
ur Ics.
Sale to rommenn st 10 o'. loek A. M. nfssld
dity, wki u loruis vl sulo will be wade known
hy
TH S. M MTRArn.
llhSta .M. bl II A, It,
September), 1S77. txooulors.
BLACKHILL3.S
a largs Vjo page bnoV, enntalnlug full Infor
mation id th ennntrr. with map n1 Illus
trations, will lw sent Ire to erery one send.
In l no lor sl inontbs siibsnilptlon to the
lidkill'A IIKKALIi. The IIkiiw.dI- lmo
aj-o. lumn Journal, and Is nil. it, with enterialn.
iua reditu nifiiier. both original end e!riil
It Is a eesioin journsl ol wetter n tduas. Me.
tmen eo y sent liee. 1'lireo ni oirhs nlth book
for o', j the prleonl the boon al'.ne Is 75
cents. A.ldro-s, Till; IIKKAI.ii.
Yank, ok, 1aKita.
General Eleclion Pioclani ilion
I, DA VIKI. KISKVH ART. Hlh ShorllT of
r-nyoer couniy, i onmonwe.i!Tn ol roonyi,-..
nla. ,to hereb. iu:ike known nn I ulva notio t
I I bo eloelt.rs ol the eounfv nl ire.i ibl. tli nn
.'"1"" wi b tu iu me ma oouut r
1U J Ul a vu
Tuesday, November Gth, 1877,
fnr the purpose ofelectlnK the eevora! persons
hereinafter named, to wtt :
Cue person lor euprem Judu of Pennsylva
nia. on person for Auditor Qenoral of Pennsyl.
vania.
ne person for State Treasurer of Pennsyl
vania. una person for Surveyor of snydnr county.
Ore person ror Associate Judo ol Snydor
eounty.
1 also hereby make known and Kir notice
ma r l lie piac 01 n mat in arorosai I election
Iu the sever.il townships and liorouhs within
the county of Snydor are at o,,wt, to wit
At tho OdJ-FtiliCW Hall. Iu tha lloroiiuh of
S.duisrove.
At llio House of Daniel Uorlt In and for Perrv
towoeblp.
At the house of David II. Horrold. In and t.r
Chsiimiiu township.
At Hoyer't town Hall, In snd for Wtihlnffton
townfbip,
Ailhe houseof Uooree O. Smith. In the Hoe.
Olltfb of MbldlehurM, for Krunkllii township.
A, .1... t'.. II.. u- 11. .11 , ,1 ...
n. ,.- ..- . . - nmt, in axiavvriuv, u. in
and for lieaver Ptwijkbip
At the h'ltieeof Jacob Miller In snd for BYt
Ueavertownwhlp.
At the house of James D, I.ona In and for
Ceittrv township.
a i luo inn.su oi jaiuesj. siucnei, in snd for
MMdletrek township.
At the Uoiuu uf tsarali A. Miliar In snd for
l'i-iiti towuhip.
At theei'huol house In KraUervllle, In snd for
Ja, kson towuiMp.
At the t koil house at bbatnokln Data In and
for Monroe township
At the h otso of i red, Rathfon, tu and for West
perry township.
At the omrl Uous In aud for the Boromrh of
Ulddleburg.
At the nonse or J scon uiotter to ana for Union
township.
At the house of the heirs of Charles Mattern In
Truslcvllle, tu aud for Adame lowushlp.
At all elections hereaner held under tha laws
of this commonwealth, the polls thall be open
ed t soven o'clock a. m. and olosed at seven
'clock, p. in.
F.very ix.rson, excepting ths Juttless of tha
Peace and Alderinou, Notarial Public and nr.
tont In th mtlltla service of the state, who
thall hold or shall within two inoutbt bar held
any olMee or appointment uf protit or trust un
der Ibel'nlted btalet, or of this dial, and city
or eorporated dlstrlot, whether a commissioned
otfloer or otherwli, a subordinate orBaer or
aaent w'.io It or shall b (mployed under the
l.eutitaiure, r.xecuiiv or Juoioiary tiepart
ment of this Hlate, or nf any elty or of any In
corporate. district, and alto, that every mem
ber of Ooniireet and of th Slate I.enlslature,
and of th select or ooinmon eounoll of any
olty.or eommlsslanert of any incorporated die
trlcl.are by law lueapahl of holdlns or exer
cising nt the same tluie th otnc or Appoint
ment ol Judge, Inspector or Clerk of any alee
tlon or this Commonwealth, and that no In
spector, Judge, or ollur olhoer of tald !
lion, shall be eligible to be tlwo voted tcr.
1 be lutpeatere and Judge of th elections
snail meet at in rpeoilve placet appointed
lor holding the election in the district to which
they respectvely belong, before seven o'clock In
the morning, and each of tbos Iniotort
seau appoint una viera wao suail oe a quallO'
ed voter ol tueh dlstrloU
Th qualtlled voters of this county at all
K,iviai, w u.u i, wruuHU ani ppuoiai elec
tions, ar hereby hureattar authorised and re.
quested to vote by ttokats printed or written.
or partly primed and partly written several!
cUtsllted as follows t One ticket thall embrace
the nam ot all Judges of courts voted lor and
to be labelled outside "Judiciary " on tick
et thall mbraceth name oral! Stata officers
voted for. and b labelled 'Stat ' ou ticket
shall embrace th Usui of all Oounty offlaer
vuivu ,ur, iudiuiiiuk uiuoe oi ssvnaior, member
and members of Assembly. Ir voted for. and
members of Consrese, ir voted for, and b la
belled "Couniy i" on ticket shall tmbraaetbe
usuio sof all township otncsre voted for and be
labelled "Towuslup '' uue IUkl eball embrooe
the pau.es of all borongb otttcere votad for and
be libelled "B irouuh." and aaeks class shall be
Sepotll1 In oeparat ballot bos as.
CHven nudvr uiy hand, t my orncslaMlddl
hnrir this Sulk .Iah t uiktml. A s, iu
and" lo th. ou. hundredth d UrHJ at thi
Uidepeudoaosoltb Uiilled Mt.t.e.
P. W. BROWN.
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For the very best MnsicaJ Instraments,
HTlis fnt'lcot AfToivlH Onll on
BROWN, HOLAND & COMPANY,
l.lilWIHMUHdr, I13NNV".
This company is woll Established, deals ouly in reliable Instruments, such
as tho ESTEY, MASON & HAMLIN, NEW ENGLAND OliO VNd
and ARION PIANOS, and offers thorn at figures to snit the times.
A completo stock always on hand. Call and aaj them oven if
, you do not purchase.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED IN SNYDER CO.
Address, BROWN, ROLAND As CO.,
Feb. 8,'77.1y. Lov isburg, I
if Yuo Wish to Know W&ich is tbe Best
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Why Call, See, Hear and Examine the "Sweet
Heme" and you will no longer doubt.
7icso Organs have stood lite test for years and always
gave entire satisfaction, whilst others proved
defective in many instances.
ORGANS.
ORGANS.
ORGANS.
Dry not be deceived by agent and peddlers,
they are sure to hane a very large pro'it.
! 1 "VTC1 Repairing on Organ, Jfelodeotis, Amor
XVVjrx.l NiJ fa t wm ijg pr.miptty done in the very best
very low rates.
OT P A NT Terms Cash or 0, 8, 10, 12, IS months or two years
V-XVvT Vi- credit tcith jn-icts of only one. projit.
WALNUT LUMI5ER TAKEN IN TAYMENT FOR ORGANS. Also,
Organs mado lo order in nny stylo of Caso. Cull or send for PricQH,
Terms, &.o. of dilT. reut styles. Xono are genuino cet'pt they bear
tho name "Sweet Homo" in full Address
rs vi:i:rr home oisovts go.,
Dec.14,'7'3. . Heaver Springs, Suydor coun ty, P
JAMES J. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
(KnAMltn STATION.)
Mr. Mitchell It s popular landlord, and will
snare no means 13 niak his a-ueste comforta
ble. Ills taido and bar will le supplied with
the oholeen the market aflords, and bis terras
ar vory raasonabl. Apr.4,';7.
' Notice.
NOTICE is boreby pi von that tho
Horses, Harness and Conveyances, now
In possession of b. J. Yerirer. and uiuloved in
conveylnsi ih II. 8. Mall from New llorlln to
Northumliarland, and from New llerlln to .Mid.
dleburv, are my personal property and all per
sons are hereby cautioned against luterferlng
or ttiaddllug with th tame,
Sollnjgrore, Pa., June J, ls:7.
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Lotters
-S tntainentary on th estate ol Sarah Frv-
noyer. deceased, lat of I'errv townsbln. Hnv-
dcr County, I'enna., bavtnic been Kranted
to the underslxned. all a rsons knowlnir them.
elvet iudebled to tald estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, while those hsvli h
i lalmt will present them duly authentleated fur
tcttlcment to CM A HI.KS HU(ll)Ll.N3,
Aug. 'AIM,. Lxeoutur.
CtENOr.0. toO. P. nowsLLfcCo., New York
Oior Painuhlel of loo panes, aaiitalnlnii lists of
jmU netvspapuri, andeslluiatet tbowlng cost of
auvuriisiug. iuur. v, 70-iy.
o. uornrkrukr,
'justice of the peace
I'erry Township, Snyder County, Pa.
Collection!. Conveyancing, and all other bast
ness er'jslnln to th offio will bo promptly
ended to. onto near Troutmotvlli .
Executor's Sale ol
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TIIC undersigned Executor will
odor at Public Hal, at the lat residence
nf John Fertile, dee'd. In Jackson township, un
I'KIDAY, OCTiiHF.K 1Mb, 177, the following
valuable Real Estate to wit : A oerlaln Traot
of tnJtltuat in tald township, sonUlntng
27 ACRES.
and 111 Perches, In a good Hat of cultivation,
bounded North by laude of Harnhard Klin
and othert, Fait by laodt of Hoioiaon Klloe,
South by landt of sinlomon and Henry Kllue,
Wst by Isnds of llarnhard Kiln on which
ar erected a good Dwelling
House, Bank Barn,
and other outbuildings, a spring of icllnt
watHroonveilent to th hous and barn, good
orchard ol aholoe Irult, sonvnlut to scbaoU,
Churches, ko. Also,
Four Acres
and 1J Perohes, bounded North and East by
lands of Henry llrnuse. Month by lands of "Sam
uel dross, and others, Wett by Solomon Klin,
ot which S Acrs Is cleared and th balanc
well timbered.
Hale lo commence at 1 o'clock P. M. or said
day when du attendance will b given and
termi of sal mod kuowa by
i.U- WAONKR.
Bept 10, 1877. tseoutor.
Stray Mare.
A Bay Mare abont 10 yrs. old and 14
X bands high and now la posssstloa of Ivld
Seller, la lb towa of rrmoot, Th owner Is
requested to coin, and pros property, pay
VSZffl EZiiSL li'uI'L
poeosl or aoeordlng to law. oj
ami take oer away or Sli will be ills-
law, by tbe mlertlaned.
iUlS U. UlMUlS.
ROLAND.
JAMES LEPLEY
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The "Sired Home" Organ hat taken tha pines
all other Organs, whercccr introduced.
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Iiiy direct from the Manufacturers and ioh trill
Jind price only about the same Jigurs as agents can
buy them at.
vordenns, Ci.,
manner at
Best in tbe Market.
LATEST IMPROVED
Willi all its Otlier Points of Electee,
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27mi Lujlitest and Easiest Running Ma-
chine in the Market,
The. FineH FinhliM and taosl Eleqanlly
Ornamc.ntnl Machine in the tmrlit.
The Larnert Family Sewing Machine in
the market.
Qipalile of sewing from the finest Haiti-
took to the heai'iert of Clolh,
Simplicity, Durability and Certainty eont-
ini'd.
TVirt Shuttle carries more thread than any
other.
The Shuttle Tension it adjustable without
removing me Mutuejmm the Miuhme.
WARRANTED FF THREE YEARS.
This family Machine combine all Ih re.
oulreinente of . tlannraelurlng llauhliie. and
tnlllng the same from fj.lt to lo loss than auy
oiner nreiKiiaaa oiavuino.
4-Alao for Sale, attachmente, each as Ruff.
lers, Tuckers, Ham mere, also. Needles, Oil, for
all leading Bowing Machines, aud which con be
us a at a amen auvance or ooei.
for particulars sail on oraddrees
CHAB. 0. SEEEOLD
MidJletu'rg Bnyder oounty, Pa.
Agent for Snyder st4MJaluiisg Ceaatlts
Apr. 13, 1 677.
CAUTION.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the
A. a following articles bar been purobated by
thaodrtlgolt Constable's Sal aud left
in tu possession or Daniel Heal during bis
pleasure. All persons ar cautioned not to In.
tertereor Butddl with th tarn, vis: On Cow,
IS" SSUKS. , D. USKI ttlUSt,
Aug. la, m
J T. PARKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SBLUJSOUOVB, 021YDKU COU.tTT, Pa
8ept.l6, '07U
WHITE SBWII MACHM
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WENTZEL,
Sclinsfjrovc, Penna,
(North of First National Bark)-
MKRCI1AaT
TAILORS.
READY MADE
A WELL sclestej stock nf Ready-m Ma
Mens' and Boys' Clothing of Ever
Quality anil slylo.
SEWING
MACHINES
rjltlE? art also Agonta for tbs
DAVIS
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ST. JOHN
SeviDj Hacliines.
Two of the heet snd ehespeet mseMne ofTef.
ed to the public. Air- to, in.
WM. HAINS. WM. H.JOTfnER.
TO BUILDERS
The Undersigned ara better prepared
now than ever to mnnufaotur all kinds of
Building Materials.
Tholr new establishment Is atth tarn pfaet
the old on was, near
8ILE.1I, eJiYDEQ CO, PA.
s bout on and a half miles west of Sellnsgrov,
They are prepared to (urnlih
D00H3, Ell UTTERS, SASH, BLINDS,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
MOULDINGS, 8CB0Lt WORK,
TUANINQ, FLOORINQ ANI
EIDINO, SURFACED
EOARDS, &o.
rsrpenters or othof parties about to hnlld.
are reotiedtod to Mlve nt a oall. tlur work aadi
our prleet will bem.ide tatittaotory.
IIAINKS & SNYDER,
Snleni l 0. Snyder Co., Pa
JunT, 1877 tf
rpiIE NATIONAL HOTEL.
C. E. PARKS. Proprietor.
Solinagrove, Pa.
This note! It pleastotly located In th Meinre,,s
and Is a v-rytlesiru1'!!' place for traveler, loetop;
the RiaTcf accomnioilaitona at Low ratee. Per
sons et, .ppirirctiee will be eu-. to call again Th
l ollijuor In ttielwr.
Mrt class Kettaurant In connection w'll
th Hotel. Apr.ly,';.
Dissolution of Partnership.
fpiIK firm of Reher & ISrosious,
L wagon makers, carrying on business st
Fremont Hnyd. r eounty Pa. have dissolved
the Ci.pirmershlii heretofore (listing, by
mutual eonstot.
UFIUftl TtEHIlKTl.
i.KOUCK V. IIHtlSKOTTS.
I am pleased to Inl rin the poblta that ths
bu-luert el tii shove firm will continue at tbe
old ulaeo. and would be glad to have a eonllno.
nuce ol th patronag heretofore shown tht
urio. uLoaua tbuuiis.
May, H), 13:7.
A.
M. Pl-AULElt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Middhburg, Pa.
Office in tho Court House
All leiral business and
tha Collection ef
May,a.77,t&
claims attended to.
To All Whom it May Concern.
BE It known that atnonpr the res
ordl of tbe oourt of Common Pleat far flnv.
der t'ounty, the following decree doth nm
alia appear, vis: "and now to wit. May Uth
177, th Court having fully considered th
petition of Oeorg W. Taylor, do decree that
the nam of tho tald Oeorse W. Tavlor be
changed to Uamtcig w. Wavkh.
rgauvaiAM,
... . . . J.O. BUCHKR, P.J.
Certified from th Moordt this 11th day ol
Juns, A. V. 1871. J. cjgooss, Vfiifj.
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
AUG. lfStli, 1877.
Trains leave Ilerndon as foU
loiea (.Sunday Excepted)
For Bhamokln. 10.15 11.00 am and
8.25 p nr
rot Mt Carmel. Ashland, Tamsqaa,
Poitsville, Reading, and Phlladslpbts,
11.00 a m.
Train for Ilerndon, leave at follows,
Sundays Krerpted.)
Leave Bbamokin, 8,00 am 1.50 and
8.40 f m.
Leava Philadelphia 9.10 a m. Baadlnf
11.30 a oi.
roittville, 11,10 p m. Tamaqaa 1.25 p
m Ashland 2 SB p m.
Ut. Carmel 3.15 p m.
Trains leave Ilarrinbura at follows $
For New York, 6.2o, b 10 a mM aat
8 67 snd 7 65 p. in.
For Philadelphia 6.2o, 8.10a. mi t.OO
and 8,57 p m.
Sundays
For New York b.2o a m
for Philadelphia 1.46 p. a.
Trains for IlarrUHrura have asfoUou s i
Leave New York, 8.45 n 1.00 8 80
aud 7 4." p m.
Lv Philadelphia, 0.10 n. 1.40 aai
7 20 p. m.
Sundays
Leave New York 5-8o p m.
Lv Philadelphia 7.20 p mi
Via Morris A ssx H. R.
J.K WOOTTEN,
Gen'l Manager.
0. Q. HANCOCK.
Uen'l 'llckot AgU
Fsb. '74. rlliw.
M. VAN GEZER, -
ATTOKNKY AT LAW,
Lewisburg Pa.,
OfTsrs his professional ssrvie to .a pub
Uo. Collooiloos and all elbar Piofsion
al busiuss sutruslrd Is alg ears Willi
oW prompt atttaiioa.
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