The post., February 14, 1878, Image 2

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The Post.
mJlaVirg, Feb 14, 1373,
I. CI.3'J3J. Citsr & Pro?rtor.
Kioirr tbonsanJ trul sixty four
ln?nfr are spoken in tbe world.
6-7 in Kurop 830 in Asia, 276 io
Africa and ),-Gl io America.
Sruroa Blais. of Maine on the 7,
in at., made a speech on the eiNer
queetioa which it bigbl spoken of
bj prca.
Strange that way down in Maine
the favor reraonetilimtion.
Mvckat, the silver king, ig now
Mi.l t be worth $27S.0U0,00O. while
(lie richest Itolbt'liild ban only f 200,
000.000, ami the Duke of ttestmiii
later, the wealthiest man in England,
la to be content with a paltry $80,
000,000.
HoitatrLEsn is now becoming ao
common an article of food in Paris
that a thouiinnd beasts are consum
ed every month. They are not kill
ed until they become uselesa fur
work through age or lameness. The
tueat i hut half the priro of berf
A Jnrl rr XarthwmoerUad.
HarkhuTro, February 7. The
Hons bill to rreate an additional
Iaw Jinltfn for Northumberland Co.
passed the Senate to-dar, being the
first net ereadv for the Signatur of
l. ' I - 1 ; l .
ma uovernor during the session.
The bill was taken up out of its or
der to accomodate Senator Dill, who
atiitwd that two thousand caeca had
accnmnltited on the court docket of
Northumberland county.
Glowing accounts corao from the
Rlack Hills of mineral deposits there
Foremost among these are gold, po
troliuto and salt. The ore from the
lleno mine, near Oayville, ia aaid to
yield an average of f 50 dollars per
ton, while the prospective petroleum
and salt yields are exciting the cn
pidity r.f large numbers. Who knows
but the Dluck Hills may yet prove
an antidote, to the commercial ills
through which this country has long
been passing.
Tope Pius IX died in Home Italy
on the 7th, inst Ilia last words,
wero, "Guard the Church I loved so
well aod sacredly."
The immediate cauae of his death
was the closiug of the wound in the
leg which made the humors mount
iuto the lungs and brain.
He was born in the Duchy of TTr
bino May 13th. 1793. In June 1840
be was elected Pope. He filled the
chair for noarly thirty two years,
and lived to see great progressive
movements aud the power of the
church of Rome greatly cnrtailod.
Who will be bis successor
IirroRkTATiox baa been received at
St. Paul that Sitting Dull with 3.00')
warriors haa recrossed tbe lino and is
now at Frenchman's creek, only a
few miles from Fort Keogh, which
ia garrisoned br two companies of
infantry, while Gen. Miles is at Fort
Peck with 400 men. making a total
force of 500 available men against
this wily savage. We may expect
soon to bear of another slaughter of
our troops, and then the Indian
sympathizers will say that they ought
to be kindly troatod. The only way
to treat them is for the government
to send sufficient of troops to tbor
onghly and loterer end this Indian
'"'ui-saby simply killing off all
that will not respect tho kiuJ'icss of
the government V
PnlLADEI.PHU AND KSADIIO R R
The nunuiil meeting of the stock
holders of the I'hiladulphia and
Hooding Railroad Company was held
in Philadelphia last week. President
Uowan submitted his annual state-
inont of tho vear's business, showing
the gross receipts of the road iu I j ;nosuiuis. un isu vea -
taif i.- diotJinln .n.i -aiel can hitve lletlciiiw ownewhip un -
a,,,a Wi,X::'r, S
r(ioMor V",iiwi. i-wa f-
JJJ.331.217.
Tbe gross expenses, including re
newal funds, rents of lateral roads,
tates. io , in the year 1S7G, were
' GiVV per cent of the groan re
'n 1877,03 8-10 per cont.
number of passengers carriod
7 waa C7a 883, equal to 799.
j through pnsscugcrs, being a de
fease from the previous vear repre
sented by 8523,635, or 33 8 10 per
cent
Tbe old officers and directors were
reelected without opposition, F. U.
Uowan as l'riloot
O. A. Nioolls waa olected Presi
dent of both the Reading and Col
ombia and tee East Pennsylvania
Drench roads-
speaking of the Presideut'a po
sition, tho New York Times says
that the great dulcet in it is that Mr.
Hayes has endeavored, in a sp iamo
dio way, to prevent the interference
of Congressuieo, while be has failed
to substitute anything for it except
bis own Judgment or whira or re
commendalinus of favored friends,
i The result is that he has alienated
Congress and ' laid himself open to
the charge of ning the publio ser
vice to reward bis persousl frieods
and adbereuts, without ia any d
rre of advancing the cause of real
reform. Already the complaint is
rife that the only difference between
tbe new order of changes and tbe
old ia. that whereas, formerly tbe
sDnointinanU were bestowed npon
tbe friende of tbe President and of
Oonffresauien. tbev ai'0 now bestow
J ou tbe friend of th President
aloae. TJafortaoately. there ar
man fact wbieb support this view
bnt even if there were not, so long
as tb President ia uosbl to point
to ao impartial system of selection,
from which hi own personal wishes,
'-"eisued from public consid
excludsd a absolutely
vreesmso, b ean oot
Trof Penk, of Unrtl in J C J.. N. T.
haa been floed $25 ) for bnating a
p"pil. He will pack a little more
tic lien tel. next time,
Thc Legislature of tbia State baa
pawed a bill makiotr it a pioal of
fenae on tho p irt of any officers of it
corporate company or a trust to
make f.tlse aUtementa to the pnblio.
The panaltf prescribed not to ex
ceed ten thousand dollar and im
prisonment in the eountf jail for a
period of not leas than three month
nor more than two years. Tbia is
salutary legislation, and the punish
tnont is not greater than the crime
deserves. . -
While we are com plaining of hard
times in this part of the world w
should contrast onx condition with
that of the people io northern China,
wnere persons oi an ages are ayiog
of actual starvation by thousands.
Tbe famine extends over a district
which include at least G000 villages,
and it ia aaid that at least 509 die
daily. Houses are pulled down in
every village to aell tho timber and
thatch in order to get food. Those
who can get husks and dry leaves,
ordinarily used for fuel, are consid
ered well off. Most of the poor
young girls have been sold i old
inen, roiddls-aged men and young
and children die daily of sheer star
vation, and others freeze. Tbe dead
cannot get a burial i they are too
many, and none can afford the ex
pense i so they are cast tiauy into
force Pita.
ei
The people of Shansi
are aaid to be living on tbe corpses
of their follow beings who die of
starvation. And the strong are
killing the week for the sake of ob
taining their flesh for food.
The Efforts For Peace.
LoMooH, Jan. 28. The Standards
Constantinople correspondent says
the Porte lias received a telegram to
the effect that the preliminaries of
t,n ha. bnMn i7iiflJ. and that i
the Turkish delegates aud the Orand
.....,..
Duke Nicholas would reach Alimo
ople on Saturday. Tbe same cor
respondent states that England bad
the Porte's permission to enter the
Ditrdannolla.
The l'ott publikhes the following
as an official version of the proliini
nary conditions of psace :
Firitt Autonomy for Rulgaria
(boundaries not defined) under a
Uoveror, to be appointed according
to the stipulationa of the Constanti
nople conference, the Turkish mili
tary forces to be withdrawn to cer.
tain localities to be determined upon
Secoml The independence of
Ronmanla, with compensation for
territory near tbe month of tho
Danube, which she will make-over
to Russia.
Third Local autonomy for Bos
nia and Herzegovioia, and tho inde
pendence of Servia with territorial
rectification. Tbia -'rectification'
of the Servian frontier may mean
the transfer of Little Zwornik to
fervia, but in deforeuce to Austria
and the other powers, the question
is left quite open.
Fourth Aggrandisement for Mon
tenegro, on the basis of the tlutut
quo post btllum, subject to tbe ap
proval of the powers.
Fifth The cession of Bstoum
and payment of indemnity ia mouey,
territory, or soma equivalent to be
determined upon.
Finally, the Sultan to undertake
to consider bow to protect Russian
interests iu the passage of the Oar
danolls. The Affcnce Haste contradicts
tho rumors that the Russians are
marching on Oallipoli, aud that the
peace conditions coutain a special
arrangement relutive to the Suez
Canal.
British Cheek.
PolaldlipatcbtotbTiiLioa.rs,
WaiiHNOToy, U. C. Feb. 0. Parties
iu Uritibh interest ara here endeavoring
to secure legislation ly which, in the
derlhe American ll.t. It i claimed
i,tt IKiMal S HOW
tiiritf bill practically
reiaiB wxiawiif; iinviKiiiiuii irhi, uiiu
no further lenialuiiou in neceosary.
Ollicialdidpillcliea from Loiulou ill -
dicate that a
rupture with Kuaaia it
unuvouhible.
From tbe above dispatch it seem
that a terrible struggle in Europe is
unavoidable. For several days the
dispatches have indicated that Kus
sia is determined, to make peace
with Turkey on her own terms with"
out interference by tbe great pow
ers of Europe r.nglaud is in a fury,
tbe supplementary vote of C000.UU0
pounds bus been grauted by a ma
jority of over two hundred. E-very
indication poiuts clearly to the fact
that huglaod is auxious for war, ami
in the present state of affairs, it will
be au easy mutter to provoke a col
lision. Uut tbe climax of English
effrontery is reached iu tbe request
of Johnny liull asking the United
States to protect her vessels in tho
event of war with Russia. Ameri
ca should Dot forget tbe action of
tbe two powers duriug tb lute re
bellion. Of the two, which stood be
tweeu tbe American Union and ber
Europeun enemies T Russia. And
will tbe United States now protect
a people who during the war bar
rassed ber on every band. Such a
course would be uioustrous.
Anderson Conviction.
Th$ Returning Board Trials.
Wasbihoton, V. O., Feb. 8. -Oeo-eral
Andersen' convictiou a. New
Orleans is regarded by moderate
men of both parti a teodingto
tb inevitable reopeuiug of tb con
test over tb President' title.
Those who sffeoted a peaoeful eola
tion of th controversy by th cre
ation of tb Electoral Cjmmiseioa
dost fear complication qtully dan
geroos to i be peso of tb country.
Privet lettei from ber urge Nie
hoi to arrest lb farther Drogres
Steamship Disaster.'
The steamship Metropolis strand
ed on Currituck beach. She is a to
tal loss. Two bundled and forty
eight persons were on board. Fifty
s wart ashore. There was no assis
tance from the - life saving station.
Tbe wreck is about twenty miles
north of Kitty Hawk atation.
The Metropolis sailed on Jan. 39
from Pbiladeipbia for Hraeil. She
was dispatched by contractors, for
tbe lladeria ' & Ma More railroad
She carried 2 J0 laborers, 600 tons
railroad iron, and several mails for
Brsxil.
The wreck was eansed by tho ves
sel being nnseaworthy. Khe sprang
a leak about midnight and stranded
at 7 A. ro . Jan. 31. The only way
of saving life wss by running ashore,
as the vessel was in a sinking condi-
tion
A dispatch from Norfolk saya
the lose of life is estimated at one
hundred. Occasionally a survivor
reports and decreasea the number.
.The beach for several miles each side
of tbe wreck is strewn with bodies.
It seems tbe people on board the
Metropolis, seeing no prospect of
help from shore, gave op all hope
after word was given to save yonr
aelf consternation prevailed, over
which no mortal power had control
i txast
lit Tk reel.
COUNTY INSTITUTE -VIII
Thuridng Afternoon StM.C.I
Tb eommitt appointed for ibtt pur.
pm reported erie of resolution,
wbicb wer read aod adopted.
Tb eonirolitee appointed last jtur for
lh purpoa of rvialuf lb Cunattiutioo
of lb loaillui. alao rporid, aud lb
nw Cooailiutioo m adupld.
Prof. Kaub nXi ga a a Ureu to
lh dlrcolor thai wr prat. The di
roiur. b did. diould h th frlttid ol
ih tebr. Both bit important diilie
la perform, and lb tby oao Ulaobarg
bl rba lb eo.oprrai wiih ab oib
r. Tb director ibuuld loalat lb ohool.
It I tbir duty to do o
Tunr aouuld
D"'Tr.r uo' ". "
ooay. ter on i inouij o b ob.
Wbco all go lugcthtr, ttaew tmliarraa lb
pupil, wbo ar dot aeouaioiucd Io ao
niaay viailora sl s liiow. It caabl tb
itaobcr luo lo mak iptcial prprtlon
for lb oocaiioo, wbra if (bay go am.
gly. sod at dilTtriDt time, tbey will b
ttior likely to learo lb iru eouditiun of
tb acbuul. Alter bavin tlautij all tb
acnool in tbeir diairicl. tuey auoiild D.llafnrHy l.d.i.r,. iioi.i, siJo. i V""uilf
io ooinpnr nuiaa auii iu consult upon lb
conditio of lb acbcali, aaj a good plao
would b io ly a tatiuut of their ob.
ktrvatiuos before lb 8uperiniudaut for
bi cooaidcr.iiion, and for bi guidance
during bi viaiti. tieteral of lb diro
tors abuuld aUo acooiapaoy lbDuprla
landcnl io bl tiaii. lo learn bi tugc.
lion s lo tb cbitoge and improvements
to b mad. Th director should tiaii
for lb purpoa of obarstioa sod iufor
oiation, but not to flud fault.
It I lb duty of tb ttacber to decora
acquainted wiih lb director nnd with
ib patron. Thoie wbo nUci to do io.
canool eipect to oieel whu the taoie auo
CM Iboa who act mor lcl aoJ in
telligent In tbii respect.
Director frequently fail to do their du
ly lo not gieing lb I etcher tb right
kind of tool lo work with. Teolir,
no belter than peraoo in oilier mpluy
mrnucan produo good work with poor
ioiplcmeat. How many ibuugblleaa J(
rectors and parent blnm tb laclier
for bi failur of proper tuccera, wbea
tbey are tbcmieWe to blaine for not giv
ing him luitabU ioairuinnnt lo work
wilb! Many tchooU ara yt to he found
that hae scarcely any spparuius. Homo
do not even baa futticient bhck bn trd
urfaae, snd wbt little they i b itu I
o poor ibtt it ca crnely t ue l. A
dictionary, a gaietteer, a globe, clmrta.
map, andappiratii for il!ueirnilon and
olijecl leacbiug, ibould l found in every
chool. Kvery achool-houi abould ta
plenty of play ground, and tbe latter
hoitld be neatly fenced and plained with
hade and ornamental tree.
rletore ahouhl teak to Interest lb Ixrar.K
la tua acbnola, lj lurMag I ham to vl.lt n,s
hitter Craquaotlf tor th puruoi. of (dorura
Kln b..b taarliara and r 'pin.
Kmptoj ai-ara the Ut uaaLara vou can
Kat. Ho not auuaga waeliara ua. ue lh..y oil
er ihaninalraa ehaauar than oiLara. It d
Dotpiy tutioploy io.ir, or cbap iueelianl,
nor la It advliaul to amploy lb aaui kiud of
taarnara.
uen;onat nod techr kp blm
loo aa you can
Jl la a aln pulley to mploy local luntrvl-
,i..,ri.iii ui tua oaia. wua io
rtancaa laa.i. .ViZiid r 7
L 'oatiiM ao.ior-.t h-t Pmf. nh
i7iZjyX.rVXS,
I t-oonaidar-tion u mii iauna paid u
i; - ;vu7w ruu.,.oi.onir Thr..oi " u .om
1 b wii inii to b.v oomprd wtta ihi ua.tany.
"rr","VB "."'."L Hut 10 ."" tH
l?"1?. ' ' ""J. "''.:.!.' S".Xt2. J5V
ojwiiara, aoi vFtiaoi my aioeo lauiti
"JJ1 Vn"Votiiii1ifBoUi mcul1 i"
' tuar caa to aartbloK baMrl'sc
Vl III Ol'UD.
to eoovlf.
Bill.!, tbat
tK la a bualnara la a Xaaiaai that oaa
bchool-iMob.
aad
uiuat u iarnai. aod otjly
thut
cau)pak lotlllH-atl about it bat tlioa who
Uo aiudj It
know BOtbln about It. ami ah., .....n.
it.
" "! auuoation, prataoo toaao
neat, and ar tu uua who retard the in
proraiuant or tb aekuolt. A law ol till, el.ua
oao yo oa touco uar iui ibrlo to ounty
Ibey would like io aaa iba ..i.o..: ...imi
'iioot' at they wore lortv yaira aao, wken they
raeolved tbalr "eilloatlon" not aa muak aa
boya and alria of ten ya.rt of aa bow have
It Ii oot Ik p.eaeanuet Ihloa- lma-.o.ble
to be a eehool diractora or If a director
doea ble duty, b la eenaured and ulirap.
raaautad i and II b aawiarita It, b lara uo
better. Ilanoa a dlraoior la treated equally
t.a.l whether e naitle n bla duty or what uar be
doaa It I More who nelaei to do what la pro
par put tb blame t.aj iree.iuamly uiiob aioie
bodv ela. If, for exaaipla, tkay Hi tbe ealary
too low to employ pua lined teaebera, lhav baa
the County Superintendent to errant eertirT
eatei to iieraona unbtto t.aob. and If ha l... la
toduao, 'bay blame blta for not havlea taoou-
ara tor tuair acsooia. ur, 11 may ar oollaad
eibplut laaol.ara ot aufflo.nt educatloa but of
very Ifttleeiperleno. aod they Utter tail tu
le aallafaaiion, they aa-la ildle their own
lit upon the upertntea.loiit Mvlnt mat ha
bould not have Klven tbem eertlrleatee. Tbe
ciriuianovil( IB luua IU4UB tua ' eoape
aoat ' lor tbe abort cuuilugi snd alne of tbe
uiroovora.
Tbe teacher loo sot unfreouentlv mak hi
carry their uaauoee.aiitl altorta at Inairuciion.
Uut aa all eoonected wlik the eehoula wucbar
teaeiiera, dlreoton, or wuperlntendent, have
tueiraaaroiooa ir to ar, it la parkape ual
to yiupatiiue wuii en aoouar. aivery on,
h.wror, abould earry ble own aim, snd not
pt tbaui UidB loiuecn la. Moneaty lathe
uaat
I polloy. Iu all tbln(.
llkrvHrkM.
Auctoneer. George 11. llaoken-
luirg, of MiilillecreeU, P. O., would an.
nounce to the people nf Hiivder conn
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
peraonal properly, at short notice and
on the moat reiisonalile term. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar.15 77ti.
A dministrator H&.Hat rttra
Vf adoilolatrattoa on tb att ol ueorae
Aroeiaat dao'd, late of Weal Beaver twn.,
der County, pen.. Saving tmn araated
lo the a.lreU oed, all p-raoat knowla tkaai
aalvaa ladebia.! to aaid eaiata ar vaqua.tad ta
auklaiiiiiliat Dayroeot. wklla tkoaa kavt
rlalaae wilt preat th duly autbaotUated for
eIUBiMl t nerval at. nil. I. Kit,
BtMtVl. AMHiHIASr.
Feb. M. ft ASeakaaiialial
;aution.
VTOTICE ii herebv ien tbat
i. Mliwlag rtllt have bee parel
dkfta adeealKMd at HkarlS'a aal.
the
rabaa.
ky tb aralKMl at HkarlS'a aal. sad
Mlt la ta uoeeaaowa i intaiai w. Walter Sue.
Iu mj pUaaur All pe a ar eaatl d
aot latrrltr ar aaddl wlik aaui via -.
Maraaa ci.a, wow uaeei Hi, lakta .ol
a
aa . Iran KMlla.
. . -
EXECUTOr .MOTIVE Utter testa
airy ea tfc tui of Joha M.
Ileokenbnrg 1st of Adam ., Bnyder
eonnty, p , dec'.l. bitting beea granted
Is lbs sndemgntd, all pereooe knowing
ihrmaclve Indebted ts said lie srs
rtipiatlad It leak Iwiiasdiat payateot,
whit I boa bating claim will pral
tha duly aaiianiToaied for ulement I
JOSEPH U. HACKE.tBlRO.
Jib 81, 1878, Eieeuior.
Assignee's Sale !
Hn HE undersigned Assignee of
JL ItaaM K. Mlbr,- t kHrrf T , lrtb
bwaif rltioT kt,t; lrta at ardr
laaaad aat af tk 'arl of tlomtaaa I'lana of
MBfdar oaaatr, will pot fakll Sal, a
Ik praklwa,
Suturday, February Qth, 1878,
Tb Mtavlsg drlb4 aalaabl Baal Eatat.
uwllt A aaruta Lor UI'tlHJimi, altuaia
la Ik ta' ol Kraawoat, eaydar aoaatr. fa.,
iald RiMkf l-4 al eaiaaal Haiaajaiur,
StkVin Allaf, VI by lot of Jaa.a
Mlal klM. Nortb kf Mrki Mr. at,
wros hi ruld a Two aaS Ua-aal( stvrt
Hotel Htand,
ii ohr atbulldlol. Al.HO, LOT Of
(IKOUMU, lta( la tb ism fUe aa alcra.
atil, baaa lat tan aud Hook kf Und of Jacob
niBiuai'a aaira, waai tjr rnoilo noai iaiiing
Ir.in, 'raavial t- Kbadal I kill aal Nortk l
Via Stli-r. onilalag Ub foartk of aa Acra.
or or M. a aklea iarMtd a
Large Stable.
Sal t oraoMB'- at Id a'il k A M nr
it J, ks trnt ol l will b ! kn -wa oj
WILLIAM HAHMMri,
Jaa. t, ra. - AMajvk,.
iuiil:c! hXl.13
QF VALUABLE
Personal Property !
THE.nnderstgnml subscriber will
oltarat Paxil 4ala, at hit raiitn Io
Paaa Iwu., .. ox mil watt of (fallnirora,
ouS . aL.R. M.oa . .
TKurmhiy, MarchMth, 1878,
lh fnllnwlag valatkl paran'ial prooartf . ron.
IMIavnl Fannin Hindi ani luplamania, in-k-athar
with Hnanab lil aad kltetiau furBltur.
to wit i
9 Head of Horsds.
(t wnrkln anil "H, 1 twn ar "LI aialllnn,
Normnn HtiM-k, and S jairllna:, l!ljr.stH-,
ilra.1 ht hma tht tnitta I M
v. h. aa 111 Mint, on wlik !!. Ilia?
ii I I I .)
Ilor.a. a no n trlar, II trlnd c.iuM tmt It
Bn.lar 1 ulnut. Tn imn itk a-1 ra
rafllalT. t Saa T--a oll. 1 al ytl o it, I
lour Tari1, amiiu tl iki ara a pair ol
aplaadlil hlaok atolii Utran,
CI Millc Cows, l IlcMtcl
ot Yotintf CJ.it tie,
4 Braa.tlm How wlth'llttr, hoit. 1 Ulack
Hnland Hoar, I III Waaona. ana nl Ihoia a
ttudaiiwiltar a nomMf oaa on. Top Hun
arv, Fan-ilmt Mill, "na-tb-rl or a Ru..al i
Hnraa I'uwar Thranhlna Maahlna. k f !. l
'' ''M. "". '
lliirrowa, I Huckair t'ultlvator I Hlcava
Slalvh. I Ca'tar. Ii irnaM In n.t nuii.(.iv
row Ciln, lot nl Itou-il Iraan. la Iraes,
LoKUhsina, 0rub'ln; Hoa. Oram t'radlaa,
JlUMMel flvnpci'.
romolna.l Machine, cuU f.at In uralnan.lt
I aat in Kraal, k rakea. ilrnaa h-tiLa-. n.i y
Fork, Hoand Pnlltaa, Doubla l.nnd H ill,
era, Hatut Corn I'mPl.-r and llitv ulier. t uro
Sheller. li,oio, Iron, Pv l.uii.ala of I'OTA
TOK, lOo Heail ol (.'tilrken: hair ol I' rai
ol whit ,oad In th sround, Hi Or it. ton.
Alio at itiaiae time and nl- th lolluainrf
Ueaerlbed
Household Furnlturo.
1 Muresua. I Corner Cuplioird. V lla-litea la. Irl
of !l.rlr. 5 I nidra. J Iron KaitlM. lotol
tTrorkt, lot ol ueenwr. lot ol tarr.at,
tinka. lot ol lu'.i. M. it Mao l and
Ifanchaa II harrtaot Vljourtr. wtova-. tot t.r
Mdatati't l.anl, lara lot ( Aaniaootlor. lot ol
amftv linrraN, tVrpat Weiver'a l...o'a and
natural, l.i.iaa a aarlatf ol arltol-too nu
Biaroua lo mentlna. f!a lo aoiuineiira at
o'rloflu, A. nl. oi .,M da j.
VCHMH.t hill, uri'lar tld,i i i.k. a
credit of alukt aioutka will t glrau ou all bill
n' k..-h i. ah hi nnBKi.1 ji.i,
ki-.i liu.iuf:.uiil.:tl.l.o, A-j:r.
Jaa. I?,';.
DMINISTRATOd'S NOTICE Let-
j"Vitr of ail'itlolfiratlun on tii aitnta or Ilea
ry Uro.a dtraiet. lata of Wt l e .var Tip ,
hm.lnrCoui.tr. 1'euo'a.. balnr Loan annu
al to tl.a uiolar-lunad, all pan.'ni knownK
tliuiilra ludaiiMil t.iaald aa-ataar rv.iiant
a.l ta uiaka lutme.Knto varoiant, Llls tlioe
L Iiik' elalina wnl rveut lua.u dul auLUauLi.
cated loraettleuiaut to
A. A. MjM 1.1.
1.-.A.VUO tJK. sq.
Jus 'it, 'T'. A JuiloMttAlora.
LICKNh
SK KOTICK.--Ni.tico if
IttraU that
Jotin l.tniojrt, ItaaaarTwp
liavld V. Kera'atKr, t'rankitn Twp.
Jaaoli O. fitultU. Mlddleburv.
bv llta.ltl.alr lu-tltlonnforTov. rnlL-cnio wliti
tl.t:iark ol iuarur ,inol Sny.Iur e.nri'i .
and thoaain will b praMnt.l tor approval iu
Monday, the 2Hh di.jr "t ran. riant.
An.l now, lou.ryltti, lT. It la unlare.l
tht th Clark of 1'ia eonrt luiert lot ha publi
cation ol Tavern l.lce .aoa liarartr a riollfit
tl.atall l.lxeiaaa aran'ei by tho I' iuri will he
null md vol.1, uola-t tb applle mi ihall lilt
tliaaaiii wllhlu Aftcan il'ty. altar th aam
ball hav kaen Krtitd 1 y the pro lnatlon ol a
receipt Irurotbe oou.ty Trva.urar to lh (Merit
of in id Court, that tb Lloai.ua l-o l.aa Laoo
paid. I'EK CL'llIAU.
J.cnuUHt, Clark 14. H.
"AJOTK'K of Widows Apprulset'iunU
under the 8300 Law Notion U
herebesivea that tb followins widows
... l.i u... i-.i.i i.i. .k.
Clerk of ibeOrphina' Court of Snyder Co.,
for conflrmatioD on Monday. the'Jdlb day
of Feb. nex'.
Appralaamaot of Rlliabeth Huff wltow of
(leprae Hurl, law ef WaaUIOKtoa toanablp,
deceaaed.
AppraUement of Klliabeth Bid. line wl.lov of
Wnluro Uiddlng late of CUapjiaa towaiblp,
deceaaed.
Apnralaemarit nf Faanv Smith widow of Ir-
vln smith, latent Franklin towmhlp deceaael.
Appraltamant af Hiiaan Hhafer widow of Pe
ter bbalter late ol Cbapniaa towaablp tie' t.
Anpralrtnat of Sarah Bosar widow ol Jacob
P. Uo-er. late ol l oloa lowoablp, dee'd.
JtB.tl, 'Tl. I. OkOUSK. Olark O.O.
PUBLIC BALK OF VALUABLE
Timber Land.
THR nndersiifned will sell at l'ub
11 Sal, at Lauraltoa, Union eouoty, I.,
ea
Till RSDA V, FEU. 'Jlni, 1S78,
Th followlnc daaortbad valuable Traete of
Tlmher Land, to wit i
TH AOI- No. 1-A certain treat of land (ttu.
ate In A-rnaali towDahiu. Mlrfllo eouutv. Pa.
bounded by Ian. la aarr.nted Iu tbe name of
Hoary noieaner, iiuriatiaa UjriO(, jobs Har
per and otuere, eoalaloiBH
400 ACRES,
and allowane.
THAOT No. I A certain traet of land eltu
ate jutrtly la iowaaulp al A r.uash, Cou aty ol
kilrhiB, aad partly In Townrhlp of Harm and
'ouniyol Ueair. bound.! aad iteeorliiej.1 a
rouowa, vis i u(iunin at a eartam aorsar
drew Kennedy. North to de- Waattai per. be-
tb'Boe nv land warranted in Ilia aatn or An.
io b w u ue lias, lu-naeov ntoar eurvevao lane
North 10 den. rati. 140 verebee toa W 1,11a Oak
than, a by land ol Adam Uolender, H tata an
de. Kaat, preha lo a wblt k, Iheeee
by other aureyed laad Soa'h dl do- Weal u
perouaato piaeati bginain(,eootalalnK
400 ACHES,
and allowaara.
TU ACT No. tk oertala traet of lead Hu
nt I Harrla towaablp. t'antre eouaty, eurvev-
e.1 In purauana of a warrant Uioa.lt- Adaut
Hoindr, natan tata day or revruarf A.
1. ITVJ, containing
400 ACRKN,
or or I aaa. with th apMrtaaaa. Tb
iov traeia or timber land re wall aat wlik
whitk fine. wutrM uts aadUKM
LUCK.
utorv ore:, .
of tk bail qaaitty and la lar qaastlty oa
is traeia. aoobi uee-aaii utn iiobi iba
L. V. & X. C. JiaUrouii.
Fe farther partlewlara la reirarl m th v
irarta aallas or addra JOHN W.UaILKB.
Lrll, Uslea uali
.Y!i ?t.k A, M. af eaM
sal aa ! aaee
day w
h7.d.V.V.SsV.Si".i.7 "bs"".?,;?
ol sslSS.s4skso.lt!
WANAMAKER A
annonno that thmr
Fashion in Clothing for Men and Hoy
ar ready. Tb great buildings at Sixth
and Market ar crowded from top ta
bottom wilb such Clothing si mriu Uts
eonfidnce ef the psopl.
WANAMAKER V BROWN'S Cloth snd
Caeeimere ar. in many intanc, mad
iptaeely for them. No hona in th trad
eonfina itself so siclnsirely to th fint
slaas nanufsctnm. Indeed, a long snd
nature espriac is neceaaary to know
jott what good to slct and Btaks up.
WANAMAKER A BROWN'S Order Ds
artnint will b found full ef fabrics
ef vry good kind, ithr Kovel snd
KaahioDabl styles or th plainer and
mors useful things. Talented cutter, wha
bare kea succcnful for year ia our
sereie. srs ia waiting to mak garment
according to the idea of th ropl who
ar to wear th good. Uooa hatuls srs
employed to mak up, aad uly good
CD
zDr
zDr
arinirainKe ureu.
WANAMAKER A
MJ Department
aation to tnoa wno no not car to p
through th proeen f tiieajuremtnt. Th
stck maUDepurtrxentefor Men and Bur
ie immene sud complete, and du tint
lck ia style, workmaneiiip rr liuiah,
wliil th price en b prcvn ! I;
r early, if not quite, 2ceat on tb dullar
lower thaa th market.
WANAMAKERA BROWN'S little lit i)V
and Youth' Clotliing kn alwy been a
well-cared for and prominent fcatur of
th buiineu. All age can ba fitted, and
lh tyle srsnot urpasl tii "!"
bavalwavben theaubjectof aJmiralica
WANAMAKER A BROWN'S Sim l.Kerk
tie, snd Uoeiery counters snail their
cuitomen to get corapleta ou'.Iiti at uor
sdvanUseoue rate than tiny expect.
WANAUAKER& BROWN
ZD"
ZD-
ii
OAK
Aenineo Accounts.
V"OTICE is terehy given that lh fol.
lowing Aaaiiinee Account have been
hied io th nlhce nf ihe proihnnniaiy t
iheCaurtof C r, of Snv.lvr cauuly nnd
will be .preaeuled lo aa next Court tor
oonnrmHilou, and titilea eurlicient ranee
he eiiown to lb oouuirary tb aain will
h Continued.
Hiaacrnunt of Vrelarlek B. Herman, Al.
elnol H. ter KUnular.
eoont of Paul llaluat Aaiakuee ef Will.
I.1U1 V 11 werioa.
Acnunt ol William Moyar Aanlfnee ef Will,
lulu MntarllDic
A"oanot ot Sam Leltxel Aatliinaaof
F. W.
stuirk.
oeountof It.
!imltb.
M. Nlppl Aolgaeeof JoaopU.
Account of A, W. I'otter AialL-neeol l-'rauk.
Hi. Urclilar.
Aecounl .
.1 A. W. Poiur Aii.KUa of Henry
C. SLailar.
Amount of A Jam 8aur Aailgoa ol.Ter-uilab
rulwuel.
3. CKOI'ssb, 1'rotb'y.
l'r.itiif ' littl.-a. Jab. U, 'la,
A DMIXISTIlAVOIfS SOTK'K-
Lcllera
iX'it adiniiiUiMiiun on
I lie ealni til
laonb r. Vznr deoeabed. lul of luion
Twp., Snyder county. I'enn a., bav.nn
been granted to th underainned. all per
on knowinp- ibetnaelvea indebted in eaid
ealm si re.iiiicd tn muke initurdniie
payment, while Ibflae havin claim will
present tbeia duly autlivniiciled for vt
tleuient to Sarah Itmus.
Jan. 81, '7S Aduiibisirairix.
Assignee Notice.
A IL persons intoiet.td are liere-
V byn.nnad that lt-bert -t lllnw.ioian of
Monroa twp , Mny lar i!n., male n a.. iKUnieut
oi all bla -flaou, reil aud peraonal in tl.a uo.
deralitned lor the ben 1 1 1.1 l,i ?relttor. All
pern-. in l.aUng elaim are raituated to proaant
them to iba un.lrraluna.l, an I peraona iiwabiad
will pleaae waae liuiua.ll.ua p.yiuHit.
ISAAC U1I.HWK.
JanSI. ,';. Aaalirue.
ADM I N I S TIIATOItS' Xo i lCK.
Ittera of dmlnlatrutlAii nn iba itt
tMOl Hatar Kbaltar lat'd late ol ri.anm in loan.
I M'y'V"?""V '' bavlna: been aranted
I '".l"u" '"""" ' Peraona anowma tlia-n.
aalvaa In.laiitvd lo aaid entitle are rationed tn
uiake liuma.li.ila payinaut, -vhile llio havlnit
olaluiialil preaanl tbeui duly aiitl.antlealad
lor Mttlaniant lo U. l. all KK
Jau. iu. T. Adailaiatrator.
SHERIFFS SALES.
sj
BY virtue of nuntliy writs iHm.e d
ml of Ilia Court of Uoiuiuod Pltu of Ku
cniintf, ku t ui iUrtitttil, wl b iipos)l to
ruunc a.., 14 iu court Hout. lo MldautMirtf,
Thursday, February 21fA. 1878,
at lOo'ohHik A. II. tbe Mluwiuc deecrlbeS Ileal
Eataiatoaiti
TRACT No. t.
Poller Vo. Ex.
All that certnin meeeiuin and Trtol nf
land aiiuoted in Perry Towsahip Snyder
eounly I'a. Bounded Nonb by land of
Jacob Scbne and John Sobnee, South aud
Wai by land of yoaeph Mueaer, baal by
land of oomaiuinf twenty aorea
mors or t-f, w hereon ar erected two
Htnry Uwelling llmis Htnhl and niber
out limldinge . A tb Properly of Will,
lata lioyer.
TRACT No. 2.
Blmpeon, Al. Fil Fa.
AUo oertala ffiuf and Tract of
Land ailuni In Ceuir Townrbip Oonniv
aud Htata aforeaaid. Bounded North by
laud of Henry Kuhn. lioiiih by laud of
Fredrick HowrnX. F.sat hy land of Jaa.
Ilsokaiihurs. and Weei hy land of Henry
Kraiier, CoiilalniiiK Fifty Aere mor or
la. whereon ar eretd a on and a
naif (lory Log Dwelling lluiiae, Biahl
and niber out bul'Jiuga. At lb proptny
of Robert Bardger.
TRACT N. 8.
Pmlih Fl. Fa
A certain Traet nf Land elluai in
Franklin Towmhip, Coonly and Hial af
orati I. do iu ta I M onb be laud of t'lrioh
ft Field, South by land of Andrew Krai
er and olhr Kaat by laud of Kalbacb and
Bros., asd west by laad of Hamuel B
Wir, containing On hundred ' Aor,
or or I, whereon ar ereoied a two
Story Lag Frani Heue Bank Bars ft
otbe sat building. As lbs property of
Reuh 7.ohmn.
8iid lakra la sXeeutlns and la bs
old by P.E18CNUAKT.
r- '( ,' Sbsrlff
abtrilT offlo. llddleburg. Jany. Ifltb
1879.
TERM3 Fifty dollars u be paid oa
!" &AV?rZt LVP
, -'- ... fr is...
Jaalslsbs paid Jm.aal.l tlrs
t. wa taa
laaa f
ZD-
at
BROWN rT
Autumn and Winter
BROWN'S Keady.
effor very aecoinnio- ,
HALL,
j
Tit Xatrgsit CletUsg Scut ia Aairlct, l
6th L Market Sts, Philad'a. -J
(KarAHMa..au is tt,
AND II V .M.'.M lIlCt'SANOrf
THE MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED
Eavtist Kewsyaiisr iu America,
ri iiLibui:!! kvbiir 'mi Kiixt AT
130 I'utk liow.Now-Vork
EDWARD BRIGHT u CO..
i sow Dt-ivtuj ur uai... roai Aiia I'ut.rAU
At $2.50 a Year.
CM..'! Of TJtV4l, WtT.l A t Utisi f ArMli.
1 iit K-teVMeNKi. mj t ;h;unulk In Itfttus,
tsvfy a i saiuiiy ix . vtat iu u:4kiijt( i ti
Ldllur In" ta r t':ri,.i i uf I ft l)t r--ntsir
sfriitri. ui liii umu uuiioiuia ttton, tntd
oos.w)iiuiMat cjti rii ui:ii, iu iui mri
.ikiuy I
wiur t.-uiuiuailjii.
IT
COJifitLSli.S
A Current I ivni -t!.(i.o;tt.r,
A Living l'ulj. it i.i. i I'l.'ioi ui,
A Al in. niiry ami Uj- t: Lveut Keeord,
A S.iu.lay Scl. jil li.tim:c,
Au K.l.l.-.V iju ;l A. lvoui.lv.
A Liioi iiy, Ibtlojai!, fcoieoliGj and
Ait lluviuiv,
A l'opuii.r Kmiiily Miaoelittny aud t'u:-
iera I talui.
The llurh'ii. Iiuuu a Ilvtper,
A iMmkel lleporitr, Ue.
A II e-m.liii'te.l in au ouiipoUea, wlle-awake
aud popular njAonar.
l-'or ainple o'.plc. ao.l terma Co fnnvuers
ad'lreiia P.O. Uut Jlvl ., r-oi k I 1,),
. , OAUTIOX.
Nulioe la liaioi.y Kiveu uutt the follow
ing article hme been purntiiiae.l by l ho
liliJeraigiied Hi C'nuali'liiu'a S.ile nnd left
n poaavvaion of Henry t'.iii.il'cll during
ble plertHnri', u'.l pcrauua nr ouiuioiied
nut lomedJl' nrii.ierfere wiih the eume
Pook aiove. Coal aiove ami pipe, Ucliuira,
4 ooimuoii ih'iira, rockinu; ob'iir. Seuee.
Beiidatriid, lied aiiJ licd.luir, Lul of cm-
pel, ' locka, Louknig gl ir.,.Tiilil, Cueei,
l-irge olieal. Wood ho, rioin- cheat. oilp
board, liiiik, Burenii, corner uuplioitid
lroa Kettle, tub, '1 barrels.
EMANUEL NEITZ.
Feb. T. !:.
SHERIFFS SALE.
BY virtue of a certain writ of
r'l. Ft. laailail eiilnflha C Mlrt of . lo'ipu !
Fleaaol Huy.lr o-ointv, ami to id i llrct. wt
baeaikuMHl in f ihlle 1U. al Ilia Pabllo IIium
ol John Lluibert, I A ttio.b'ii-K, ou
Tuesd-iy, Fobru t,y WA, 1878.
Tbefollowlu'ileaorlbc.l Uaal t.uie, to wit t
T It ACT No, 1.
A certain lot ar plooeol Knwiirt ettuate In the
town ol Ada uelinrtf. Itavor townhto. Niia.lap
rountv. I'a.. lno.l".l . lollowf, Notlh by fun-
lie Koa.l. Koulli bfauai'ev. Kaat by lot of
WlllUm H. Ilraa. a.i.l VVea by lot oil.. K,
lluluea, belrnt aUiul Kii.f-ltve lost Iu Kroiit
ami ae buii'lre.1 aait ninety till.) faei In ilai.ih.
wlieraoa laareate a Tw.lyry weatliarlM.rile I
liwallioa Honaa, buuioier tiuuie, Ura aod
other oulbulliJIuKt.
THAt'T No t.
- A certain lot or pleu of arround altuita
above, boun le I Nortli An! Ktel b' I it of Mr.
Datharlne Maltzman, Houtb an I Watt by Iu0
lie Kouila, Lain about Forty it ) test In Front,
ami one l.uu.lraU and lorty (I4u) fa I Ii ileiilli,
wbar ou I. erotl a Two atory Franta Waa
ibereoaroe.1 raacli-inaker BUoi, tts iDfeat, aad
Lumbar kbxl i au leei.
1 UkUT No. S.
A certain traet or pteea of ltooVsltaatelu
the lowu lilh, County ami mate atmaial.l.
boumlel Nonb by Im.l of John uroaa, Kan
outb ay public rna-l leading from Alauil.uig
lo i.ewlton,at by lio.l of Howanl Ulah,
and wal by publio tout, eontalulny a 1-3 aerea,
more or lea-, all eicar aad la a high aUl ol
eutlvatiua.
Taaoi No., .
A eeHaln traet nr claee air lanS altnale aa a.
bov bouadl nortb by other laodtof aal.l Km.
bpanalar, aouth by lot of Hev. Komi,
ea-t by land of Wl Ileal Hwonk, and waai by
land of AaroB Uelfrleb. eo..talnina 4 va aeraa
eaore er leaa, all elear and Iu s sud Slate of
euiuvaueu,
TaauT No. .
A sartaln Traet or pier of Land. (Itnato a
above, lioended North by land of Ueorice Hit
ear, auuth by other lead ot laid Win. epander
bov daaerlbed, aal be land nf Wet. ewank.
and weel by la I of Aaron H'lrrleh, eoatalo.
Id 4 aaree wore or tea., all cleared tad I a
Swod Ut ol iilvailna.
't aaoT N. S.
A cartel tract or plea of 14 ellu' aa.
have, boundeal nortb aad weal he lao.ia or Ham
uel UooiU, eouiii by land of John Ollberi aad
kwh ut twaiv aerae ara lerT aad I af
fktr atal ritliivaUo ad lb balaaooTua.
br laJ
MalaeS taken la Meevtloa, and to be avid
lb prupartynf WlUuuu SuaaaW.
DANtSI, CiaKNKABT. krll
ka.rireaSke.MarldkbacB', Jaaiy. , TS.
TbRMe.-rmy dollara aa ba paid oa all eaiee
aedar e koe.lrad dollar I ve Sv haare
rf"'1. ia. -l. . ,i.nl,
FAUS1V ;
. WENTZELi
Seliiisyroves Penna,
(5orth of Firil Kational Bani).
RIEKCIIANT
TAILORS.
READY MADE
CIsOTUING.
A
WRLL Mleeled sleek of Ready win.
Mes' and lloyt Clothing of Kerr,
it aad iyl. '
Quel
SEWINO
MACHINES
rjjnET ar alio Agent for lh
DAVIS
ANDTUK
ST. JOHN
Sewing Machines.
edla th. nl.i i. " "I"""'
TWA nf Itlat Kaatafe aan.l ...
( .... A uar. ill.
Ae
M. PFAIILKU,
ATTORNEV-AT-IA",
Mihllcburg, Fa.
iiuiieuoiiritioiiiiie
..,.. nay.iT.-.tk
ffiiiafjelpiiia and Readin
RailRoad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
ATJO. lfSth, lf-sy'T'.
2'rahts leave Hw ndon (t.i f0U
lows (Sunday JJj-cfpled.)
r.. Li. i.i ....
O OX . ' " ' w " ' H. . U'l
ciinuiuaiu. ju.in ii nn . . . .
V.'i p oi-
n .. -, - ..nor i, ni.un.nu, rnnanua,
U m ' H'1"" "" 'MUdelphi,;
.i,i i r' - i ...i.i ,
Ti-ni,)for Ur,'iion. liter r Mloien
I w I.. . . . '
Li-tv 6h.tiijoi.iu
i b,li)
If i ii ni.
a iu and
t.etv Pbiladelplilsj 0.15 ei.
1 1 a ni.
r,. iilte. l'Milpiu. Tamauua
t.mdh.j
1.S5
Ml. .j.io p in.
-SI(Ikll'S a. eirj n ill
r.ir ,e ImX, i,,: fc, j;)
1 i) J end 7 .Vi a. n.
nnd
Ff.r l'hil,lfi,!,: t.o b l a & 3
iu.1 3.ji f a.
Per (ew Ym k b.Sa a ai
For PiiiladclpLirt 1. !.' p. m.
Tr,
!.env toil,,
iin l 45 n in.
tiAj a ut l.oj J3.I
Leave fhiladolplilu, O.tS u.. 3.;o htl
i 'ii f . tit.
Sjml.jijg
Lrev N,w yar, s:; p M
l.f-nve I'l.l'u.if Ipl,,., 7,u p Wi
Muiiiaic Enaex !t. II.
. J. v.. oott::nv
, .. , titu'l Aiaii'.;
C. O. HANCOCf.
lrn' 'liuktit Ant.
5. va ii eo,
Fb e
VJSt. van g Kir; hi:,
Tf ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lortieliirg Tn.,
iiror hie profuBjionnlaervic lo 1"J.n!
in. Collfoiloiia nuj all olber Pi ofci'i ii
al buaineee ciitrtutrd lo bi ear will r -ueiv
prompt attvntion.
uao iiousi
s
J A M K3 J. MITCHELL, Propriolo,
fanawea itatiom,)
Mr. Mitchell la a nopuUr landlord, and wl'l
tiarenomeaua ta iu ike hla sueata eouilu.".
ble. H a nibl.-ami bar will h aiiimll.il wl. .
th eiiuloe-t ihe market aUorda, and bla Uru. .
are very reasonable. Apr.t.'W,
j T. PARKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SKLIXSOllOVE. 8NYBEP. COUNTY, IV
. elcpl.lS, '(I'll
O nORNDKRGER,
lUSTICE OF THE FEAC2
Perry Town.blp, Snyder tloonty, p.
Collaotlona, Uonveyaneln', and all other b't
aeaaiier junlna to lb otbc will b promptly
en.leS to. il nuenaar TroutiBBavllla
Assig net Notice.
ALL perann liileroale l ar hereby no
lifted that Jaoob H. Willow, of Weal
Perry wp Hnyder Bounty, Pa., ba nn
thisdiy mad an aeaignioant f all bi
envoi, both real and pereoual Is tba an-
ueraigneii ror lh brnelit of eradllnr.
A I peraona h iving claim ar ri)ueied to
proami i hem to tb uodereljinad, ui
i boa ludelned will plena mak iiua
dial paymvot.
I9AAC PILE, -Fb.
7. 1878. ... Aailgo.
A VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
PR1 V ATJESA LE.
THE nn lsrsipnf d otTurs tbe fol--J0W.',"uAM,."d
rr0Brty at rrlvat, sl..
TLN AOHK4, rlaarcl land, elluai ta Atom
Wwuahln, sayder fu , p.., tao rail Wt ol
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