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e 1 o o t T 1 o
The Pioneer.
Jot many yean ago, the traveler
liug the site where now stands
fcity of Council Bluff, would out
been attracted by any or tue
(tie of the now uausorae and
a like city, lint bo could not
beloed aduuring tho grand
ory ail arouua i tue duij craggy
fa, risiuj" in many instinaas a
tired feet above the level of the
III nUUIH DHVV VUTOIOU WILLI
K itanted oak bushes, while
(re were spattod witu nujje boat
red and white-a-generally ea
dislodged and tumbled with
t velocity, dealing death and
motion to everything that came
cir way. Tue crooked Mia
i, rattliing past, made ono fool,
standing nnder the shadow
me hutfe cliff, looking down in
i elondy depths, tliit this wan
a lit ilace tor tue wild rod
to gather in solemn oouucil, or
erforui their fiendish war duuene
ind some suffertug and doouied
a.
tunty yeirs ago, Mr. Charles
im etnigraioa to inis part oi
Ixtutry, took up a claim, aud
I J down to improve it. With
e broniht bis family cousiatiu;'
to sodb and a diiughter.
16 tnotuer aud wife bal been
two years, so tho duties of
fckeoping full ou the daughter
woo perrorme I tlioui well.
ka past eighteen, Ull, graceful
and some i one seldom fortrol
'tor once looking iuto bor deep
uve uittcic eyes t ana many a
man wan naunted by them.
olJest son, George, was a-
wooty five years of aze. and
tried. He was well made.
featured and crenerallv liked
he we known.
V the yonugest eon, waa six
Vailt like hie brother, excopt
p was a nine uiler
father of this promieins; fitm-
f strong, active, and, although
ght years old, looked muoh
wr.
day, dnrlnir the absence of
J there, Millie was favored with
rom a man of considerable
It i for some said he was the
f" gng of outlaws that bad
akmg tbemnelves noDleaaaut.
moas in the neighborhood i
nothing could be proven
him, he still roamed the
at will He bad (alien deep.
?e with Miliio, muoh to ber
ce, and bad offered himself
uly to be refused and told
could never expect anything
not even friendship. His
w Lon Atkins at least that
name be gave when be first
the settlement i bat there
P aoabt that it was atsuia-
Iia love of his woold not
0 very unpleasant under any
anoes. but Millie bad anoth
- tall, well formed, splon
ng farmer, by the name of
Morton, asaally known as
e lived - with his widowed
"d was counted a proenie
ft nun. The neighbire said
?3 was "fixed" between him
) l perhaps they were right.
, must retarit to Millie
wttor.
vasnglytoi disagreeable
'Jl times, bat Millie tho't
od the door in answer to
that be looked more re
n ever.
Jyou dof" he uid, bow.
l")g. "I came over to
1 business ohat with you
won." . '
1 wish to see my father,
rJ.m,11104 th rdeo,
JJ ber face burning
(Pet, I came to tee you,
Sfoiog to talk to you,"
.osolen,. f,uow, poehlnir
Mthehoaae. .
Mwy farther
loe, td anleae yoa
72 JW most trUtU
III
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VOL. 15.
MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY, PA., APRIL 4, 1878.
NO. 45.
Published every Tiurodav r mdi
JXBCVIAIX CBOPSal, Pnp
Terms of Sabeenpteoa,
TWO DOLLARS PER AJXVH. Tf.
able ithinsiz mouths.or UMifAot
paid within tha veer. lo paper la
eontinued until all arrerKee are
lnid unle at the option of bite uwb.
Iilmr.
Boli('HtioiHoutKlle of the eotanta
PAVAIII.K IM AUVANCH.
tjlVnion liflinc and iwinv papeas
AddrcMPd ai otlir beooiueoiiUcriheei
and srw liable for the irice ofthe paper
Without a word, the intruder
stepped outside the door. Mr In
gram kept him covered with hie
gun.
"ion shall hear from tne agaiu
eoon, and to your eorrow I"
With this, Atkins mounted bis
horse and rode awiftly away.
Two evenings later aa the family
were about to retire, they were star
tied by a loud knock at the front
door. George proceedod to open it
and was knocked down and over
powered on the epot Six men fi
nally succeeded in seourely tying
him Men while, Tom and his fa
ther made a rash for the guns in
the farthest end of the room i but
before they could accomplish this
they were also overpowered by a
number of men, thrown roughly to
the floor, and bonnd band and foot.
As soon as Millie could under
stand the state of affairs, she made
an attempt to reaob bor room.
knowing that once iueide that, with
the door fastened, it wae quite a
fort, and that with the little rirte
Will had given her sho could de
fend herself for a time at least. But
before she oould reaoh the door she
waa rudely grasped by Atkins, who
with the aid of two assistants, bore
her atrnggling, from the room.
"I will send np a few Indiana to
relieve you," eaid Atkins, as be left
the room with a fiendish smile on
bis frtoe.
No tongue can express the feel
ings of the father and the sons as
tboy aaw their loved one torn from
them, while they were unable to
move hand or foot
Our friends had lain thus, bound,
sufformg, helpless, nearly an hour
when they board aomc one feeling
cautiously for tho latch. A tallow
candle burned dimly on a tablo, and
by the aid of that the men eaw the
door slowly but surely open, and a
face peer in. Next a slight figure
entered the room and cautiously
looked around.
Oeorge ut once reooguized the
now comer as a youug iiidinn by the
mime of Young Cub, or Little Uoar,
who had boen at the liotiae tha pre
vious winter. Ho hud happened a-
loog when no ono but Millie wus at
homo, mid unked for food and sbel
tor, saving ho wui sick and ho caul. I
not reach his tribe. Millie kinJly
took him m, gave hiiu a warm sup
per aud' bod, and nursed him for
two ilays, wheu he wae able to pro
ceed on hie journey.
He was profuso in his thanks.
saying he wae the eon of a chief, and
that hie father would reward her f ir
her kiudnos A wook later the 1 1 1,
accompanied by hie father, called at
the fai'mliotiRe, and presented Millio
with a beautiful suow-white pony.
After remaining ovor night, thoy
went thuir way.
Assoou as Oeorge knew who tho
intruder wae, his heart bonndod
with hopo, for be know a friend was
nigh. After a momeut, Youg Cub
rusiieu towara Ueonre, au I m a
twinkling cut the cords that bound
him, aud m quickly loosened Torn
and the old gentleman.
"Now, quick-hurry 1" said the
boy. "TuUo whal you caa carry,
and ran J--l'Vty wairiura will be
here eoou i my father took them to
wroug place to give you time. Thoy
are now down by the old deserted
cabiu, and will be here eoou lie
quick 1 me help you."
The four took such things aa were
most valuable. Ihey knew it would
be useless to try to contend with
the Indians, ood beside, it would
not do to risk anything except in
the defense of and rescue of their
darling Millie.
After biding their treasures in a
thicket near at baud, they returned
to the stable, took a horse euch-
except the lad, who had hie own po
nyand turned tha other out on the
prairie. They determined to ride
over to the Morton place and get
Will's advice, ana warn the
family that a general war might be
expected. On tho way the boy told
them that he knew where Atkins
and bis gang had camped about
three miles np the vivoa.
They bad ridden but a short dis
tance when yells fell upon thei? ears,
and on looking bock they aaw a light
Oaring np agaiust the sky they felt
sure that it came from their own
burning home. Fortunately, at
Mrs. Morton a. they found that a
lady visitor and her son were chop
ping over night with the family. It
waa decided that the two ladies and
the young man should retire to a
oavo in the bluff near at band, and
await the return of the party Will
going with the latter. This thoy ac
cordingly did, taking their arms aud
some food.
Oar party now eoneieting of five.
eqnal, at least to four able bodied
men, set on; at a awift galop in tne
direction iudioated by the lad as the
camping ground of the abductors of
I'lllllO. UHJ KttJ. glMk U'lVII
within half a mile of the eupposed
oampi here they slackened their
speed to a walk, and in a abort tijae
came within eight of a bright fire in
aa opening, surrounded on three
idee by stunted bashes and trees
Oar friends left their borsee in
the oars of Tom and hie father,
boat two bandred jarde distant
-9tn the eamp f re i the other taea
eeded eaatiooalr toward tse f re.
v "i waa roajrln and era'-lUr? all
t' l?o om wastJtal
To the left of them, ntyembontthe jGeorgo, too, soon married a apright
same distance from the lire, was a
rude tent made by sticking poles in
the ground and aproadiag blankets
over tbem. Uutweea this and the
other men sat Lon Atkins leaning
agtinst a stump, sound asleep.
"Thore white rnaidon," said Yjung
Cub, pointiug to the tent.
"How do you know!" asked
Oeorge and Will in the same breath.
"Mo know here," replied tho lad,
tapping his forehead eignillraully.
"Where else oould she bef com
mon sense should have tuugbt ns
that i but what is to be doue I said
Will.
'What do you say t" asked
George, turning to the young In
dian. "Put out fire quick kill white
nan by wigwam take white mai
den quick ran to horses go homo
-all well."
I have it,' said Will i ''we will got
two blankets from uoilor the saddles,
and soak them in wator i then you
and they can take tlieiu by the cor
ners, creep np to tho tiro, and sud
denly drop them ovor it. which will
extinguish it at once. At the same
time I will knock Atkins over with
the butt end of my revolver, take
Millie and ran for tho horse while
you and Young Cub can help me
with your revolvers if anything goos
wrong.'"
This plan was agreed npon, and
they returnod to the horaes and pro
cured two blaukets i after soaking
tbnm to a little stream clone by, the
three returned to the fire which was
still burning brightly. Young Cub
and George walked slowly up to t le
fire aud droppeij the wet blankets
over it, and nil was dai knos. A
man could not be distinguished
twenty feet distant
Will wa within two paces of bis
enemy and ready to strike, when he
heard the tomahawk of tho young
Indian go crushing into the skull of
Atkins, and oould dimly sue him
taking of the sculp. Will was dis
mayed, but had no time t watta,
and tearing open the tent, found
.Millie weak an trombling In a
momoqt she was in his ar:u and he
waa outnide tho tent, histuuing
toward the horse, with tho boy aud
George bringing tip the rear.
Tbey were out of hearing bofore
tha uiin could colloct thuir Mattered
and sleepy senses. A tiro bad to bo
built before they know what had
lmppouod, aud then they c ould not
toll how numerous their onomiis Lad
buftn, nor whul di.ectiou tboy had
taken.
Hy thir tin e our friends were out
of danger. Will ha l reached the
horaes in safety with his procMous
hurdun. while Giorge und Young
Cub catuo cln.se after him. Tom in
waadoring around had discovered
tho horse ridden by Milliu, on which
AtkibB had been thoughtful euough
to put her oaddle, uud it had now
came iuto good play.
Tho entire party now mounted
and rode nlowly away toward the
home of ill, taking oare, however
to koep outside of tho hard road, so
as to provout tho sound of tlu-ir
horses' foot betraying them. They
had rid ton probably a ruilo, wheu
they heard the tramping of many
homos. They ut onuo hurried into
a bush patoh by the road side and
waited. The sounds became more
and more dietiuct, and finally a par
ty of uoraetuau bogao to pass them,
talking loudly and excitedly. When
they had panned the young Indian
said :
"That was my father anj Lis war
riors i tboy are leaviug your country
forever. Thoy fear you have gone
to tho fort for white warrior to fight
us, and tbey will come bock no more.
You are safe now and I must leave
you and join my fatuer."
"Hold oo 1" a lid Willt "let ns
pay you for what you have done for
us."
''No, no," said Young Cub, ener
getically, "Me want no pay.
White maiden pay me much bag
gage; me uo want more.' May be
me do much wrong to soolp bad
white man, but he kicked me hard
onoe, auu me do like im. Uood
by."
With this the young warrior van
ished in tbo darkness, and again our
friend started oa their homeward
jenrnoy,
J uey arrivea at tne cave about
daylight aud found the inmates safei
the entire party repaired to the
bouse, where a bountiful breakfast
was prepared and eagerly dovoured
by the famished travelers,
AU wae now bappiaeba. They bad
nothing farther' to fear from tho Iu
diaos, aud the robbers tbey believed
would scatter and leave the country
when they beard of the death of
their leader which they doubtless
did, aa they were never heard from
after that eveutfal night
Tho Ingram made their home
with Will Morton aod 'hie mother
aatil they oould rebuild their bouse,
which was soon completed by many
willioff bands, and was a much more
commodious and imposing residence
thaa tnetr former oue. ...
Millie ao4 Will went married in a
few moqtbbv after the iuoideote a
Site related And to make tbiuirs
oonvenlciht and themselves happy.
ly Ism, bought a farm and scttci
down
As time passod on I he ronntry
became thickly sottlod, nnd the
flourishing town of Council IHufis
sprang up, Our friends suddenly
fonud themselves rich, owing to the
increaxe in the vitluo of laud, a por
tion of the old Iugrrm farm being
usod as a part of the city. Will
was sheriff of the county at lout ac
counts, and Tom was in college.
And thus we will leave thou).
MANNERS.
W - J t I II U i I
cr. intnrnm. nuiur tmuu alarm, tuorow i
at JaflaV eVMlt ll VafJ AO . C He makes
ascioa of v v I a
Men sncce cd in their professions
quite as much by complaisance and
kindliuoss of manner as by talent,
Djiiiosthanes, in giving his well
known advice to nn orator that el
oquence confuted in three things i
the first, "action," the second, ' aa
tiou," and tho third, "action," is
supposed to have iotondod manner
only A tolling preacher, in bis
opening rem arks gains the good
will of bis hearers, and makes them
foul both that he has something to
ay, and can say it by hie maimer.
The succesaful medical man, on en
tering a sick-room, mupirea into his
patiuuts bolinf in himself, nnd Unit
bope which is so favorablo to lon
gevity by bis manner. Consider
ing that jurymen are scarcely per
sonifications of pure r canon, unmix
ed with passion or prejudice, a bar
rinter ranuot afford to noglcct man
ner if ho would bring twelvo nieu,
one after another, to bin wav of
thinking. Again, has the business
man any stock in trado that pays
him better than a good address T
Aod as icgardn the "survival of the
fitted" iu tournaments for a lady's
hanJ, ia it not a "natural selection"
when the old motto, "Manners roa
kytb man. decides tha coutont T At
leant Wilkes, the bent mannored but
UKliont man of his day, thought so,
"1 am," he said, "tho ugliiwt man iu
the th roo kingdoms, but if you give
mo a quarter of nn hour's stin t I
will gum the love of nuy woinnn bo
foro tho linndaoinnnt." If kiiulli
nens of dinponitioti by tho onniuice of
Tood iimiiiii'iH. our subject ia Keen
at oneo to ehado off into tho great
one of Christianity itself It is the
luait Unit ruhki.8 both tho true gou
tlcninn and tho great theologian.
The Apunlle I'nul (seo Hprcch de
livered on Muie' Hill) nlwAys cu
deuvoml to coneilinte bis audienco
when ho commenced hiMivsmiil'
them. And hie lottern, nn well nn
tlione of bin fellow-npontleH. are full
tf sympnthy and roiiMilurutnon for
everyone's feelings, bucuuee bo had
learned from Him whose sympathy
extended to oven tho gratentof bin
net Chamber Journal.
Wisb Sayinks. He that tlinpinotb
small things etmll fall little by littlo.
We may lie us good as wo please,
if we pleHHe to bo good.
Vanity is a strong driuk that
makes all virtues btager.
It is better to need relief than to
want tho heart to give it.
W hoover conquers ludulenco can
conquer most tlnuirn.
IMennuros coma like oxou and go
away like post Horses
Ho that finds a thing steals it if
bo endeavors not to restore it
To bo at once in any great degree
loved and praised is truly rare
Those who know the leant of oth
ers think tho roost of themselves.
Great nose may build the tomb,
but goodness must make the epi
taph. Everywhere endeavor to be nsoful,
and everywhere you will be at home.
Men sometimes say they hate
flattery i but they' ouly hate tho
manner of it
It is good to respect ancient foun
dations, but we are not, ou that aa
count, to neglect founding some
thing in our turn.
Very few ia the world have thoir
passions adequately ooanpied i al
most everybody has it iu them to be
better than tbey are.
If yon dreum of a pock-marked
rhinocerone eating asparagus with
a silver spoon, and fanning your
mother-in-law with the O. P. aide o f
its tail, it ia a aign there will be a
chrjsteuing iu your town, or some
where in the adjoining county.
Seven-eighths of the morriod wo
men iu this oountry don't care a
bail pin whether they ever get to
vote or not What tbey want, to
keep peace in the family, is a spit
toon that can't bp npei.
"I am requested," said the clerk
of the lower Illinois bouse the other
day, "to annouuoe that the Hev. Dr.
Macfarlaud will lecture in the ball
this eaveniog on the 'Education ol
Idiots ' - Members of tho legislature
are invited to attend."
A counterfeit f 3 note was repot t
ed circulating around In the towu of
Attleuoru the other day, and, as a
oonsequeuoe, . business places were
generally closed. . .
Kentucky baa' yonng tbfrg. one
Mrs. 4versole who ie aineir four
yeare old. She has lived . Mvereuie
loog, ud may live Cyeraole longer.
Krnpp, tha cannon-maker, sera i
'Daw T-,r?l hu K.n 4 t- .
-- www hwv w utm.
lots of war to halo sav
ii . .
nrrvy aurag.
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Extraordinary Bargains
offered from now until April 1st in order to re.
duce our large Stock of Goods. A great
many articles
SELLING AT J COST.
Just received a MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
PRICES MUCH LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE
CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS.
Oct. 16, "73. ,
NEW
(HjARDWARE
STORE,
Middleburg Penn'a,
..Ti "ni'Kn'l wntil.i Inrnrm tl.a -tl. f
lllil ll.l.iira ,..! .urr.un.linK .IHlrlot timt h.
h. np.nit.1 a ll.r lw.r. M,,,. .1 u,o .1,.,,.
ni.nll..n..l pl.c. a., 1 ,, h. will k..,. a Ml
liNeoimikluiliut UanUaro.lRLlu.ling
lli-tMy & Mir II lliu-ilvtnrv,
TItIM MINOS, SADDLERY,
BlinK Fin.linff. Lcaili.r.
Wt. A'prcial In.luoroitniii in Iftl
BUILDI'G HARDWARE
i..in. HiMjr.M. MCHKW8. NAII..S, So
A Largo Aitnorlinanl of Oa.l Sirel rMinJ
ela Hiili-a, Hu... flni'.lrn Tool., .ol, ,,!.. 1
drain llakci. thy II one.. 'i,ia.
OF A LI. KINlia eon.lnnily nn hnn.l
A'.lalUrrally IU.Iuoo.1 I'rice. AM vrbo
ar in nrad ut any kind of llardwai wili
do will b calling at ihi plaor.
MALANTIIOX MOATZ.
M.y25,l87o',ChUrg8nJ,,"C'
PENNSYLVANIA R. R7
Tloili))ra I.i,town Jun.-Moo follow,
M1U LINK WtST WARD.
Flltl..irh K.pr.u
raelMn i;x,r..
War F.M.ua.r
.ll
Ft Llo
FAST WARD
Phl ..1.li.hl Rar.u
t'aolno tspra.
Jobn.to.a t.rn
Mail
Atlantis Eipr.it
in ran Lin W l'.n.r an I the Parir
i. 1 ipr. w.t, anil tha Polrto aa.l Atlantic
Liprao ..ni run .laily.
Xui"r ,""1"01" a "flll 4,,l"tr
HEAD ! READ
READ!!!
H.iii'l Uackcnburffa
Heaver fyringt, J'tnna.
Dealer ia
Hardware,
Tinwarei
Stoves &c.
Alsd Bl'OUTlSO .lone at aliort notice,
011 reasonable term uud ulifacUiry
I III.WIIHT.
1 t-ir- I inn fnllv prepnre.l to fur
1 nihil nil kinds of I lar.lwnro, Tinware,
.-.im, ivr. 111 uin vci v lowest rules.
ttu.VII in ni'cil of'l'iiiware or aipi.ut
inj; (ir iinylliinn 0U0 in my line of l.u
aiiiOHH, will not regret it hy exniiieninf
my uniKl.i ami tonus lKloreiurchaaing
clsvwhero.
vhuici. nMuivcnDunai,
Aug. 0, 70.
T
NEW
0 OK
I ''0 a. m.
90 a. m.
10 4? a. ia.
4 00 p. ni.
j
131 a m.
lo v a. m. j
it a. ni. .
4?- Tr.IK
At A. K. GIFT'S NEW CASK
BOOK AND STATIONAET STORE,
on the North side of Market Street a
few doors west from the Court Hoaee.
Oran.llla
An.lerann'a
lm.l.llow
M'Varmwa
Maaajank
Vli .rani
N. Ilamlltaa
p. in.
10 M
10 T
11 l
II M
llta
II so
II 40
4T
4 IS
4 I
4 V
47
III
4 31
KA.TWAKD.
a. m. p m.
lnl . hi
10 W tv
lots 6p
10 81 .1
l tot
lo 1) 4 M
10 10 4 II
Ti.a i-a.in. Kipraa. ara.1 ean b Saavoa at
MoVaytownaKtaa.in. aoJ la. Ailaoilo -prniii.1
itt.'p. m.
How Fur All.
stibRoriher would inform his
X f. nd. .nil tha cltlrcn. lu ali.lillakur.Maa
in. urr'n'lltia ooonlry llial Ua baa )! ralara.
il from PlillauXphia auJ 11a. uoar up.a.4 aa .a
Ir. Nr., larur and wull .alai-t.il atm-a f
M i m c 1 1 n n 1 1 1 Ioobe,
Hc1i1 lt(lol(H,
lllmilc 1 loolcsj.
Wallets. Pocket Booki,
Bibles & Religous Books,
ALBUMS AM) PICTURES,
AU kimtt of i'tifer, Ink and fanf
(inoth.
All .old Olir AT fnrl)An. Call .a M. ar
UKk li.r la uoaliarg. (ar ahnvina .a..
A. K. OUT,
Bpl. VI, T4. M lddl.nr. Fa.
O, HKROKTIIKHSKII daalr.ali.a. f VI KKLLKR,
lo.ll Int.To.Uid. That aliK-r tu. dia , '.
- .Uanufacluitrof aadd.al.r la
TAANIKI.
vlulli.a of th. Firm of lirn.ti.a.r fc lllrlrk na
Ih. It nf 4prll, ha ua. oimiiad lo lila noki ul..
in iu H,.iii.urots,oa Water Kii-MiKabov I'lu..
therstoV7and Fin. FURNITURE.
lslung Shop,
uli.r. lll ha round at all llmaaan aaanrlmanl a
all kltitl. nf r'liilali.d rtliN-k, con. una. nf Har-
n.aa. h..la. I'ppr, Ktp .ii'C.lf rlklna, Mnrrnr.
...'a. I.lhlal.. Tonlllllll. kl'.. al .ilftapflltnilallllaa
anil prli-aa. Tlia allautlmi ol tili'iriiiakara. Varui.
.ra.audallolk.taia Iu.IImI, balora iiarckaalus
al.'wl.er..
lilrty-Hr.y.raa. a pr.allcal Tan nar quail.
kin laiiida.lta.qaallliaaoraioak. UIJ..Iaka
ui.ui lor U'lmir.
n. a HHin.TiivMi'B
Jao t.fl) aluKi,a,udar nn. '
Would rpoi fully Inform lk eilixas t
Pvlimgrora and vicinity. Ibal b atanafaa
lur.a In or lar and kCB conaiaoily oa baa)
OHAIIIH aXL KIMDA, Alt 0
Fi;rnit4re or avery PesoripttoB
1 ilia v.f v law.ai prio. R MfUell
inritaaiamlaaiioa of
EDSTKa- UKBAVa.TABLSS.SOraS
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in. Italian l ladta
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