rnn pcot.
tiiddieburg, Sept 9, 1800,
vows novaTr" Cottara. Tb Courts M
aiavdsr County are held the foarth Mondaye
a f-.io-sarr. Mar, end Ueptsoioer, sad
MMMf oi owawi.
anient (v'n,1n'rAt'on" rnisiness let
t It) rents, a IW, ' to "-enrs
plrtisoincnW ion ihotild be addressed
Vnaypnr lH lost, MiiMlebtinr,
rKie order" n'y Fa. Advertisement.
ConMlorinK J'n Ac must ha handed
in 11 tho ml """ M aocurej inner-
a:-.. lit I .
llllllac" "wawaaw. .
Ijocal New, tVc.
Whiskey barrels for into by Simon
(on, Aurber k Co.
f. W. Wittenmyer ami T. J. Smith
JJiq., went to Philadelphia.
Several tnmmunlet tione cams loo lat
for Ibis Issue, Will publish next week.
Pr. 7. Orler Barber went to Ph'l
del phi. Jerusalem cricket I Tliiit's
ull we've got to say.
Our esteemed friend and nellilor
C. L. Smith will nccent our thanks lor
A flue lot of pearl prconto.l it.
See advertisement. In another col
umn, for the Sato of a valuable) farm
in Centre township : ane Dill.
Tole RaUlnit at Siiii'tinklii Dam Sat
urday next. Eminent speakers will be
present. Excellent music will be lir
liished. Let there be good turn out.
fi. T. Pitrk ' apeech before the .Vid
xTlebnTit (larfiold and Arthur club was
a. numher 1 speech -pi, tin. pnirt'cal,
truthful and convincing delivered in
Iii usually hiippy style.
J. M. Troxell has Jiist received a
mr-load olftnlt, xlr n'lality, mostly
in Barrels, which he in alila to acll
cheaper thnn cheap. Farmers, before
purchasing elsewhere, call and exam
ine.
Rev. Shannon pre i.'!i I m nMn an 1
intoroalin sertnmi In the li'itlteran
Church on Sunday Int. lie also Hr-
jted pecuniary aid to endow a pri
feaaerohip in the Missionary Institute
of Seliimrove.
flol. Oppenheimer'a Cloihinit Store
rill be cloaed on September fith, 7th
and loth on all other tiny hn will be
fusmd at the counter ready, willing and
liigUI delighted to attend to hi limn
croua euatomera.
C, L. Smith will occupy hia new
elomMle.in day ortwn. It presents n
fi rut-rate appearance and shows Oliir
Jy's good taste he ni iv well feel "('.
rairged and saney" when nnen ' fixed
up" and located in hia arm-chair.
8. A. Wetxel rn,. aim id ! Two
iinre GarSeV.I Republicans ! ! Twin
Boy Babies ! ! Up goea our lint for
the 'Siiir. A aure omen of Ganiiild's
election. I'eitusyl vanU will go Re
publican Wj hoomh for hooray.
Hon. A. I. Middleaworth nnd lady
will please accept o;ir tluvika for the
ticket of very lino pear a and pluma
forwarded na last week.
May the Jude and hia excellent
wife live long to enjoy tho fruit of
their labora.
Fl. PoTuMilny
afternoon, flames
war dioocrel iMiilna from llie
rnoi oi ,
the housa of Duniel Duny of H'anblngtoii
toaroaliip, near Frcxlmrg. Had It not
ten for tho prompt notion of tin oMgh
borilbo entire buil tlnj would bne been
dettroyed. Norbiag vat tba roof waa eon.
turned.
There will bo an examination of
teacher at Middlol)nr, on Monday,
Sept. 13lh, for JTiddlelmrs Borough
ftnd Franklin Township. Examina
tion to commence i I o'clocic, a. ni.
Applicant must provide themaelvea
with plenty of paper, a lead pencil,
ftud ft Testament or ft Bible.
W. P. SCHARF, Co. Supt.
fiol Oppenheitner, Proprietor of the
JTammoth Cheap Clothing Emporium
of Selinagrove la now in the eastern
citiea purch asing the largest, beat ae
lected atook of Fall and winter clothing,
Hals, Cap. 4c, 4c, ever brought to
Bnyder coun ty. Hia purchaser will
be to varied that without difficulty he
will be able to fit out superbly the
humblest Prince or the most fuattdi
oua coal-heaver. Wait for Sol.
Vt bam raeoivod a book tot I tied
8outbeaelro Kaaaaa, wrltlea by a mem.
br of lb Chicago praaa. The book la
neatly gotten ap aad wall written, eoa
aalaa full nap and glvaa full aad reliable
Uformatloa la regard to all counties Id
Bombers aad Southeaster Kansas, the
to ore fertile portions of lb fetata whb
nap of taon oouoty.
T book is for gratultoua distribution
ad nay b bad fro of postage by d
drtaalngJ.X. Locawooo... Ktasaa City,
Wo.
PRIVATE SALE
A valuable Brick Hotel, located in
Franklin, opposite the Sunbury and
Lewiatowo Railroad depot, la offered
for sale.
Thii la a, substantial building built
on lbs most modem style, adapted as
ft iotel or private dwelling ; beauti
fully located ; a well of excellent water
in the summer-house j and ample
tabling, ice house and other out
Imildingtu -
F ir further particulars call an or ad-lu'-,
P. W. KEIMTBTTRR,
Middleburg, P.
T f.t, '80.
Communicated.
Deaf JiiUnr, nnf Render of the Pott.
After ft number of years' srtperionce
in connection with the Public School,
it. is our hnmble opinion that the
County Superintendenoy is ft Worse
than naeless appendage to the Public
School System, and ought to be done
away with as speedily as possible while
the money now expended In Its main
tenance, should be applied to ft bet
ter purpose.
In some of the western states, each
county is provided with ft Doard of
r?Xitmlnors consisting of at least three
gentlemen of some year and expe
rienre in teaching, whose duly it is to
hold 7eachers Examinations at stated
times, and who are paid by the day
for their services. I)y such au ar
rangoment, teachers may not only be
examined and licensed at about one
finii of the cost now incurred in 8ny
der County but the abilities and at
tainments of the several teacher, are
generally ascertained and sot forth
wiin more imrnesa, nun la the case
where all authority U v ested in an Ig
nnrant, small-bra! nod, aolllsh little in
dividual.
The laws of our Commonwealth,
however, make it necessary far ua to
tolerate the "County Muperintondoncy,
and such being the case, it should be
rendered as endurable as possible, but,
'xi the disgrace of Snyder County, the
office, useless and expensive aa it is
nas ncen rendered o liotu, by certain
would-be-politicians, who have appro
priated it, and employed it us a means
for the advancement of their own self
ish interest, and one of tho results of
their ini quity is, that a person totally
incompetent and unfit, is now enjoy
ing the emoluments, and pretending
to exercise tho functions of this ollioo
fluliold tho voulh who now pro
claims himself "Co. .Snot," and mark
tho strange eflccts produced by his
transition from Ins former condition
to this the highest, grandest pinnacle
of terrestrial glory. A peculiar con
glomvration of opinions as to who, or
N'W he m, now scorns to exist soma
where beneath his hat, all shrouded in
the mists of uncertainty.
See htm at times assuming tho airs
of a proud steed, ns he prances with
beauty and dignity along the sidewutk
Ace htm at other times assuming the
wisdom and authority of the ancient
hoary patriarch, as he "superintends"
the small boys of thirty or forty, in
the management of their schools, and
again behold him aa ho ascends the
throne in awful mujesty, and tho
"smull fry," fearing and trembling, S
proacu ine ternuie presence, to re
ceive his astuto decision as to their
professi omil competency."
Lot :n sou if wt know who, or what
tie is. At a period in the pud, "to which
the mem ry of mm runneth back,'
tins siime identical Hilly Sclmrf, set
himself up as a hrryf r in Selinsrovo,
Pa, but owing to tho smallness of his
intellectual caliber, and his inferior
standing, Iih lognl career soon came to
grief, and persons de.urona of employ
ing au errand-boy, a hostler, nru mini
of-all-work, were naturally attracted
toward "that boy ol Scliarfa." Rut
brother-in-law Ltimlmrd saw f'JOlKl,
and ho thought well of it : so after
putting Willy through a hnsty process
of metamorphosis, with an ineffectual
oll'ort to relievo him of his swaddling
garments, this natural itublo-bny and
bar-tender was, at all events, set up
brand new "Co. Supt." ami tho thing
was done, and, inasmuch as William
has licen largely " tickled" by the Se.
uiiHL'rove morion l school, he now
turns around and "tickles" the Nor
mnl School, snd those young people
who have a few dollars to invest in
Normal tuition pretty generally recieve
very nice certificate!, whilo sjine of
your sons who have attends! real Nor
mul schools, and have recieved good
certificates from superior authorities
receive very poor certificates and can't
teach because Billy Scharf says so,
and then for thrt services, you com
pensate him with $1000, per annum
and so it must continue, while he re
mains In office, because bis egotism,
and self esteem, together with his im
perfect power of discernnien t. and his
ignorance in the branches of learning,
render bint incapable to decide intelli
gently and fairly upon the attainments
and abilities of teacher generally, but
especially so of those who are his su
periors t and if any doubts are enter
tained as to bis ignorance and incapac
ity, let him be required to appear be
fore the writer for pubho examina
tion, and then you shall soe if he doe
not fail to answer aa large ft percen
tage of questions, a some other "ig
norant teachers." The public will
soon bo bombarded with a shower of
recommendation and testimonials in
hi behalf, from certain "Vofessors"
in Selinagrove arid elsewhere, but we
caution ail against these "Professional"
gentlemen, because they are bound
by self interest or something else, to
support him, and we hope that the
honest citlxens of Snyder County, ' will
acquaint themselves thoroughly with
aZ the cirjuinuaticet connected with
this creature's accession to the Super
intendence, so that they mty proper
ly estimate the value of smooth state
ments no matter where they come
from. Some or the facta are, that when
avaoancy was about to occur in the 8a
perintendency, Scharf was not' eligible
thereto, and after having been examin
ed at ft certain time and place in order
that he miglibecome eligible, he was
rcjeclul on account of his Ignorance
and utter incompetency, whereupon,
brother-in-law made fervent prayer
that Scharf be rendered eligible regard
less of his ascertained ignorance and
of the declaration of aome of the
-i ft beat ftulboriiia iu the state, that
ne was utterly unqualified and incom
petent to d isoharge the drrtiea) of Co.
Supt.
But what are the othrr facts In Ibis
matter. How did IheH charantm f&
imu of the office T Understand it Res.
der, (festrs could no longer be held In
subjection, and rape was made.
Now Citizen of Snyder County, are
you content and satisfied with the
manner in which the Selinagrove
ringslers have all along manipulated
the political interests of Snyder Coun
ty T Do you not remember the times
a nd way without number, in which
your wishes have been disregarded
i . . .
ami yourselves trampled upon, so
that these potty political! might have
a good fat tune to themselves f and
have not all your Snyder County news
papers, excepting the unclean product
of Lombard, shown you and pointed
out to you, over and over again the in
sults and indignities which have been
heaped upon you 1 Are you willing
that your offices of trust and respon
sibility shall be trucked and trafficked
as commodities of trade, nnd your
selves bought and sold lik j sheep in
the shambles? If you are not. then
why endure it f In your own bands
lie the power for its discontinuance.
Use your power. Don't stand around
likeao many putty heads, each look
ing at the other, and all waiting on
some one else to make a move in the
right direction, hut let each voter go to
work at once with all his might to
destroy tho cause of the many black
stains upon the rnce of your county's
recent history, nnd let the homo of
honest old Governor Snyder, be again
proverbial for the honesty of its polit
ical management, as well ss for the
thrift and integrity of its sturdy yeo
manry. In conclusion, wo would snv
that Lumbard 4 Co. having been al
ready rewarded with VjOHO, for their
iirty jobbery iu tho mutter of the
County Supcrintendeney, thev now
desire to have their reward doubled.
They desire to pocket not only fclmx),
but lilts), of the people's money. But
will you permit this, Citizens of .Snv
der County t .Vo. Down with the
Selins grove ring. The wishes and in
terests of other portions of the County
shall be heard hcrcnflcr and Selins.
grove shall havo a wholesome little
season for penitence and "reeorfM ruc
tion." Citi.ks.
Tribute ol Respeol.
Near Smithgrove, on the 2SUh, ult.,
Miss Maggio Kremiior, nged 31 years,
11 moot lis and '.'' davs.
Maggie was a dutiful And faithful
laughter, having taken charge of the
bouse and family of her father ever
sines the death of her Mother, nearly
fourteen years ngo, nnd whoso los he
now must doubly feel. Sho was a
kind and nlTectionate sister, nnd a
good mid obliging neighbor iut best
of nil she was a faithful and consistent
hristian, patiently nnd relgnedlv
yielding to Him, "whodoeth nil tiling-
well. ylnd tho bereaved family havo
tho best of all comforts that what is
their loss, is her eternal gain Iter
Sunday School of tfmithgrovu showed
their esteem and sympathy by unend
ing in a body at the house mid singing
several hvmns, on .Sunday morning
when her remains wcro conveyed to
Salem's Union Church, where Rev. J.
Wampnle, her pastor, endeavored
to improve the occasion by a discourse
on Hebrews 11 chap. I I v. J"ho large
church was filled to overflowing by her
many friends and Acquaintance, which
was the best evidence of her lovo and
regard with which she Will held by the
entiro com munitv. 'Adroit,
Kralzerville Hems.
The season of Sunday school pirniea
lias enma around ngain and the lads
and lassies are iu their trnnte-t n'ory.
On the Saturday just Konn the Sunday
Scdionl of Heaver's School house
eeluhruted thoir annual olT-dny. On the
2d, of Ota. a Union Sunday school
picnic will be held in a grove adjoining
Fetter's Sehool house in Penns Twp.
about 2 miles from Kratierville. The
partidpatina: schools will he Kratr.er-
ville D. l' It, Grouse's, Hills Knd's and
Fetter's. A good time is expected.
Excellent music will be furnUlied by
several bands.
Dr. J. O. Wagner was home with
his parents, over Sunday, lie seems
as though he was jetting "good living"
at Adamsburg.
Cider plenty It.OO per barrel,
If'm. A. Lepley an M. E. Grad. of
Inomshurg S. Normal school i teach
ing a normal class in this placa at
present. He has the "rep" of beiug an
efficient teacher.
Much cloudy weather and "close"
air.
X.
Findlgy. O. Aug. 30, 1SS0.
Eo. Post Send bill to Jan. 1,18,) and
send along the Post ; wo are always
pleased to get it, and anxiously await
its arrival. You may say to your far
mer friend that I raised 300 bushel
of wheat from 20 acros and the crop
was not a good average. I will put
out 40 acre this fall. I have 21 acre
of tip-top corn in this seotion corn I
good. Your Truly.
7enry IHttenmyer.
WANTED.
Six hundred Shoats weighing from
25 to 100 pound a piece.
8IM0XTON, DAUBER t CO.
M. L. Haeel tiger with a numher of baaJs
baa gone ts Mo Keen eonnly lo operate
siesta aaw-aiill. Tbey bava a aootraot
for aeveral ejlllioa feat of lumbar.
Tb lokaeoo srop 1
tb srop Is good.
being harvested
cera eultiag has ogiuaaecad.
.Wore fond and lea medicine, more
or nourishment and strength, less
the debilitating influence of drugs is
wnai our leoine ana exhausted con
l t a a .&
stiltfitons require," said Duron Liebig
when he perfected Iho compsstlioo of
the "Malt Jitters."
GRAND JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing
September 27th, 1880.
Adams Alfred Ktlns,
OesTsr Willism . llslnM. Tiltisai Kel
ler, Ahner MiMIrth.
Boseer Het lease R. b'lsb, Thomas
Tonngmsn.
Centra II. I! Smpet. John 15. Pbanbel.
Chapman AM 'lerrold. Joha 0. Kreltier
Frane.Uo Philip Ppsde,
Jsekson bael tlennlngrr.
Middlsoreek Lswla K route,
Monroe Jonas Trailer.
I'rnn Joel Luck, Amie Stetter.
Parry Michsel t. Wnnmsr.
ahnroTe Osorgs w. Kellsr, William
Mot.'any, Joseph K flrhsrf.
Unb.n Issso Fl inilsrs, David 8holly.
Washington Willi m IWrioli, John A
Itilbietl,
PETITJURORS
Irawn for regular term comraencluj;
September 27th, 18.).
Adams -Itanry Ofii.V.hn J. Kilns, Roh-
art Smlih, Orsrsa Smith.
Keaesr Alhrrt Kngle, Ueorg M. Ptnlih
Georse Rlrilrr.
Driver West H. K F.srhart. John Felkor.
Chsrlea O. Ureenhnv. John O. tlos.
Ilenrr II Ibiiisrr. II. (I. Mnnhnnk.
Centre Henry ftnonk.
Chapmen Thomse Page , Augustus Hirsuh
rranmin i iinm ii.iwer. .Inlin V llie.
trick, Morris Krlley, John U. Normsn,
Rsnjamin Wiiieninyer.
Jackeon Ssmiiel Urus Jacob Klingler
John Hriehlsy, henry W. Mower,
Wllllsm Hbnllv. oloninn Weisel.
Mldilleliiirg.-Jsnnh lli-nfer. Thorn Uib-
ighsns. Calvin Hieiler.
.Vonrno--Theodora P. Hummel, Jacob P.
Wagner.
I'enn flisrles F.. Beaver, Pephares flem.
erllllg. Henry Mnrer, WillUm II
Pnjriler. Illram t'lriok, Willism B.
Wooilllng.
Perry I'erry Helm, Eliaa Minnlum, lliley
Wenver,
Selinagrove James K. Pavis, Oeorge
Unyer. Howard I), gebnure.
Union -Daniel Krehhs.
iVaabinglnn Jnnsthan Oritnm, Oeorge f.
Miller, J. M. Hpangler.
The most relialile liniment in the mark.
et Itobrrle' E-iibrocation M and fTo l't-1
asms site as oilier litiimenta lint sell
for6of.nle anJ $t.oo, For esle by all
brtiggitts.
If ynu have a bnrso for sale, ono osek.
age of Roberta' ll .rie Piiwdors will In,,
prove tils condition to ihs ealenl of lo
per cent. Ii bis selling price. Farmers
tig ii re this out. 21 cenia buys a ptckage.
ror sale by all druggists.
Pnulterers'and Farmer that ara alive
to Iheir Interests are at this seaan'i of Iho
year giving their oliiokena If. II. Roberta'
ouliry Tuwilera. Ii m ikes them healthy
and pining, eonaeijuently more valuable
fur lb full trade.
They said i "8h never told her lov..
nut lot concealment like a worm In the bud
ree l on her d-imtak cheek ;" hut when
.he, found i, j.,M no, love. b,
mains of a cold ilitl was surely and sidly
lesding lo conptimpiinn, they prnciire l
Sir. l";.' hn,". .7 M Ur
Wild lberry an I ll.nrlioml It Is nee I.
tree to remark llial eba reenvered. Hul l
hf all druggist. 'Jo Cents per lldttle.
To he f or not tu he f That Is the
iiti'slion,'' Wltelhrr 'lis mililor in the
mind to euftVr the aches and pain 1111
human flvab is lieirto, wben overtaken by
a severe roiili or cold, or lo puroiiaae a
bottle of Smea' Syrup of Tsr Wild Olierry
and llnarbuiind, and by time n.p..inj.
end t lie m 8ol. by all druggiais, i'J
sod 6o Centa per Dottle.
Kines1 Syrup of Tsr, Wild Cherry and
lloirh Min I si tn N at l!ie bei l of all pre.
psraiimis of Tnr iloarbnun I, nnd It needs
only one trial In saiUfy lbs mnai Inore In
Inns thai il will do all I bat la claimed of
it ; thai for Tougha and t.'ol ls it lia no
equal. Sold hy all duigists at ii5 aud 5o
Lenta per Hot tlo,
M. nil era, before sivlne; your little bshe
onugb or croup medicines, remember tb at
ftiiioa' Uyrup of Tsr, Wild t'herry and
lloarboutid is Ibe only Cough I'repsraiion
that contain uo opium, uiorpbitie nur any
other narcotic.
A New Treatment.
77ie (li)hln Elixir of Life, womlrrfitl cures.
If roil have Consumption, and would
know that yur couith can be ma te luose
and easy-lleolio Ceaver and Nigbie Sweats
checked Ii 21 hours j Inrlainioation taken
nut nl Lunga and air paPyagxa at anna :
i but you can be made lo gain A to 0
pounds of healthy flesh per week if yon
have Catarrh, Dyapepaia. Sick lleadaoha.
Heart Disease. Liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weakneea or Sperms
torrhoea, lose of eexual power in either
ex from sny came if yen have any
form of nervous weakneea, losing II sab or
wsxting away, and would know of as Its.
mediate relief and certain eura for many
of tb eevereat eaaee la a Wl time,
a new method witb new agenta lo fatten
every body, invigorate and make alroog
and healthy lb moil bopelees caaea. out
Ibis out and write at once fur particulara
to It. 8- Dl8l'EN3AltV. Iterrio Horinga.
Miob. July JJ.'Bo.ly.
i. j
MAlMtl Ell.
Aug. "idi h. by Rev. J. K. Wampol
Adam 8. Hei.er. of VI t, PUaunt Mills, to
Mia Alio M. Harding, of Fremont.
Aug. 20th, by Rev. D. M. Bleller.
Weldy Dent, of Dloumshurg, Columbia
Coanty, Ps to Mias Sarah Aig ler, of
Ueavertown, Hoyder County.
Aug. Villi, rteni. Tilt la, of Uulon Coun
ty, lo Miaa MollieA. M. Krebi, of Snyder
vouniy ,
Aug. 17th. by the Rev John K. 8ovder.
Mie Cor Good, of Weat Perry towaebio.
Snyder oounty, aad Mr. Ianf Marks, of
Mnnrne township. Juniata eonnly.
131 KO.
Aug 2Sth. la Mil lleoreek fn . Wi.
Han. eon of Jaoob so l Amelia Duok, aged
S years, months aad S day-
Aug. 23rd. la Weat Parry Two.. Mar
tha. wlf of Luke Mark, aged 77 years,
montoaana u aays.
WDDraRQPHODlICB MARKET.
eoaaicTBo wiicir sr
T.W. Dree net
Onto per bushel 7i
Potato da
Bui ler per poo4 1 te tt
Eggs par ioasa 1
Tallow perpoua4 . a
Lard ft
Cberrie H
Heeded Cberrla ;
Blaokberrie 6
Kaeherriea 2ft
Dried Apple ft
Diied Paaoba par 4
osp 4 ts e
llasj 12
3uualdtc 8
Uida r
For Croup, euMa and asvor sttseba of
of X 1 " """" "trap of Tar, Wild
Cherry and lloarbound.
"Quoth tba Kaf, never mors t" But
b had as reference flinee' Syrup of
sr. ttiio unerry ane lloarbounit, r.r It
only seeita one trial for people evermore
io uie ii in esses or C'olila or Uoughs nnd
nil affections of iba Drnnohlal Tubes,
oi ny nil reliahl drug ista at 26 and
oo tenia par Bottle.
m. ii. Hnherta' Embrocation will ant
ears all diseases that human fle-kt Is heir
to, Mil ror Rheumatism. Ppreinaa8wellings,
Burn or Flesh Wound II baa aa peer,
if it has an enal. Sold by all drug lisle
at 85 and BO Cents.
Mlilrilcburff Market.
cossturan ursati.T v
Simonton, Harber te Co.
aitAI.VAZKKDS.
Wheal per hiHiet (Old)
Wheal par bushel (New) 90 to
Rya do
t'orn do
Ost a old, do
" new do
floversesd fsr bushal H
rimolhyeeed do
rtiickn-heat do m-
rlaineed do
riioncci:.
2 Mo
Rn
2n
M
2.i
o:t
in
In
12
TS
4o
OH
Pot sloes
Apples
Cherries, pitied
Chrrrle. unpilied
lllsrkbrrries
Raptierries
Uriel apples
lluiler, prime
Buner. eoooud-elssa
F.ggs
'Onions
lleeia
Hpring ehiokeni
7
12
lo
oH
OH
o
2r,o
4 tin
fl on
Ham
Hh milder
llsnon
hard
Tallo
Pea, Coal
Chestnut roal
lllsRkfnith Coal
NEW CURE. ;",,
aneo. Aourex witb eismp H'lMK," Kroat
"'. Md. Jen. S.-o.ly.
NOTICE TO HEIR3.
Til thr HKi'fiT nf lh iillr of T) tn!, l ,V.n;
rr, Intr of A'liinu niiWiyi, Sniihr
romif;, (lrcrn.;l
. To f'lltahMh Mnvsr, wl.tnw,
re,in to A'tsma lownaliln. "inv.ier e.ointv,
I'a. an.l nve eblbtrvn. iba h-lra M.ul.u Hot
er who waa insrrl.-.l i . . y. Inrntimanli.il
whoille.lliel.ro h' ftlher. lb- ail.l llanlel
Clover, ilec'.l. Thoie who eorvlve Ihe pall
ileeM ar aa r.illowp ,Mry K Intermarried
with Aiiraham il Wsuner r.-l ling near Airy
tiale, MunOnnton : , Pa., I'tibarlns A. In.
termaTi .1 wi'h in.il Prill-b re-l.llnic In
Allenvlll. Ml'ttln rn . I'.., Ilirt.tr A . Int. r
marria l wlib l-ae Pelera r-ilitlna- n. sr l.oeka
.Mill., Mimio fo , l' , Hani.) H. Meter re...
Ins at Sulphur Spring Khea tlo., T-nneap.,
an.l.Unib V. Vor-r real il'iir at Kill tlrsab.
4 hsoipalun-:i , tiiilo. sn.l the folio ln nam-
I K-an.l .-1,11. Iran nf Mani la .1. Illnsaman.
''"'I. rel'll.i sear Wat. nltavllle. Noble Co.,
In liana to wu : llanlel II. Ii..amn. Fr ...
eriek uiniramin. deoritn II Mlnitaman ll.
vld II. Illmr.inana.il Sarab It. Illniisuian all
,,,,. nara tor tnolr vuar.llin .1 icon
ninnaman re.n In A.lama iowoi.. sny
; .7;.. ;i,Vn,.V rapre.enia-
flilWrlXV&Xl .PPr
'ha nl nor ti-ehaiK' r.i.tn, et n r-
; l'.''.'";,' ".llrt ,l MbMlebura; on the
1 'xx. ttr;;:. A.r ,iz
! "Irt "r refuse lo take the Ileal Kpi tt. ol inl I
llanl,. .Mover, itni-.tae I. at the a...rlal vl
nation put iii.n It hy an In o't Ouly awar-lel
by the aai.l I, an I returned l.v lii Mherlfl
nl pal l eonnly. nr pbow raue whv Ihs lama
h oil.t nt he Pol. I: An lhare.illnln.it'
Wllne.a the II. in. ...,it t) II i.,-r. Kaj.,
rr.Pl.ient ol our aal.l f.ntrt. at Ml.lillaliura,
tills tJlb rlay ul .tiiir A n l-'l.
J. CHOIi.sK. Clerk II. tl.
SharilTs Sale !
HY virlnnnf a writ of Fi. Fa., isnn.
d il ..I ilia I'nnf tni I -..1010.0 I'laaa or
Snvler eountv, an.l to me illre-in, will he ex
fHiae l tn I'ohlin Ma'e. at thaf'ourt llouae. In
the Itor.iusli nl Ml.l.llol.jr on
S.itur,.y. !-ot. lltli. 18S0,
atlonvl.ck A. M., the following ileperlbe.l
Ileal t-Ute, t .wit : All that eertsln
Lot nf (Irtiund
situate In centre tnwnpbln Snv lr ennntv Pa
boitnil-il Nnrtb an. W. l, Ian. I or Kre lerli.
tllnssnisn, Kat by .in I or y, n .riuan. ami
So nd hy I tin Kns.l, l ontslnlmc ON K-
rlil'lt rtl At!tK, mora or lepa, wlieruou ere
erorteil s sou. I
Dwelling llntiNO,
sn1 outbutbllnsa. Seli... tak. n In esteentl m
oJ to be aoU ss the property ol W, A. Mark-'
T IKU.KNIIKK Kherltl,
BhlTe nBlee, Mbl.llebura, Ha., Aui. Iu, 'so.
"sheriffs saleT"
BY virtue nf a writ of Yon Kx. i
.ueil out of tb Court of (!om nti Ple'ia of
Nny ler i-'oinlv, to mik illreete l will ba tup .a.. I
lo ininhib-Sileat tha Uourl liouao Iu the B.iro.
uf Mi l lloliurif. on
Saturday 8ept. 11th. 18S0.
at 10 o'. l.vk a. in. the rollnlug dvacrlbed vsl
ual.le l. l K-lale. lo wu ;
I II KM Ml. 1-Sil, i.t,. in A.latnatvp.. Snr.
iter '.lliilv. Fa., b.nii...il Weat hv Unit nf I'aai'
KriOia, N irtb by fiinllo Hoa.l, Kaat by lanii of
Mn liael Moyer'a hnlra, ami Huuih by Iau4 of
r'rudorlrk Uopraraoi,coialulntf
Two Acres,
more nr leap, wbereon are ere.-te'l a RTAIII.K.
TBillV No. I situate iii ihe twp. an.l mini.
ty al.iri'aai.l. Imumli. I North by Ian. I of
Tanlie, Kal by laml of liaorxn Hearlrk, Sniilb
by lau'l of Mi.-iil Moyer'a Imlra, anil tt'aat by
laud of Joustban Hnyer, eontalolng
Fifty Acres,
more or lata.
NaU..il. taken In eieenti m sad to be sold as
tba iroiertjr of l.'rlah J . Mover.
II. HULKNHF.lt. Mherlf.
SherllPa Office, MIJ.IIi)ti.ir, I'a., in, Into.
"SHERIFF'S SALE.
B "irtna of a writ of Ven.
laaaaU oat of the Uourt of f lommon
Ex
Pleas
of Hay der rou nty ami to mo dtreelel will be
eapop! to Penile pale, at lbs C'oarl Mouae la
lb Horn, of Ml.l llabsrK, oa
Satnnlay Sept. 11th, 1S80.
atlOo'elnek a. m., the one Pi itb Intaraat lo
he followlna iletarllie'l Real l:aiate. to wit :
THAHTNO. t lerunile-l North by limit of
Adam Hanliia-er, Eaat by land of alinon Enllv,
H.iulb by lands ol l Union ler and others
Weatbf land or Manes Wltieoaor, eon
taloloi Forty Acres,
mora or teas, whereupon la crested a snad
dwelllna house, aood Bssk Barn, and other
out biillillnvs.
TKAUT NO. tiltnat In Mlildlenr-k twp.
Snyitor i-iiuoiv Pa, bounds I North by I--I ol
Jasob Bolls- Kaat by I ml ol AnU. tfl lob
Nnutb by land o (lae. Htalnlsser and sla iri
West by land ol Woi. Hare, aontanlog
Fifty-eibt Aoras,
mora or leee.
H. lial and takes Intt ataeutlna and to be
sold aa Ihe properly of Ha a ial u.il r.
II. HilLKNOKK HherltT.
Skerirs OtBoe Middlehurs Pa. Aug, gi, laso.
SHERIFFS SALE.""
BY irtna of a writ of Van. Ex.. la
med out of the Uoart of Ooramns ptnaa ef
Snyder (lounty and to at dtroet-d will bo es-
faed U Pnhlle Hale, ai tb Usa ii Uouas IB
ke Bore, ol Mlddlobar- oa
SatartUr Sept. lltb, 1880,
at 10 o'eloek a. as.
tba one-tenth Intaraat In thalollowlns deserlbed
Heal relate la wu t A eertalo trant of land
sltaate In r rsnkiin two. Hny.ier enuaty aouo I
id Nortk laml nr It ar Mtiallar. Kaat by
laod of Mrs. WDIUia Boweraot. rt isth bv land
nf Adaia Walter aad elkars, Waal by Pablle
mom eoaaaiaiBs
140 Acres.
oioroar leee, wheraea ara eraitad a rood
dwallint boat Utak Bars sad sibat
Ho sed, laaea la asseatlo aad to b sold aa
tb prouerTi ol Joha Uramer.
. WOLENUKR (Sheriff
saris woes jshis wearf , ra aiif.ita, Itx
ORPHAM8' UOURT SALE
Of RealJBstate.
T)T vlrlo of an aliaa nrtler Imi4 m
JJ of the Orpbaaa' Court of 8 yd Co..
I'., tbt un lersigned Adminia ra"r of
ine esiais of Ueorge Hehnee. lata o' Perry
onnship deoeased, will export 1 1 public
vnias iaa T I VUIVHI Qil
Salorday, Sopl. 18th. 1880.
Tha following properly, la wit . er
tain tract of land aituat in Perry low
ahlp. county and atat already mentioned,
containing
82 Acres,
more or lees, bono led esut py tends of
ueorge nelobeobaoh and oihers, south by
lanusor tnooh rlmuh. West by lends of
innn narger and mhera and nonh by
I.M.I -1 l.t.lll. . . '
....... ui uiui cennee. is improve
menis are a
Frame Dwelling If onse
.'lAe reel, new HANK 1AR? and oilier
neoeassry out-buildings, never-falling
eil of water near the dnne tl(IOI) till.
CHARD aad and 70 ACRK8 CI.RIK!
"sle to cootmenoe at HI o'rloek A. M
of said dy when lorins will be made
known by
W 1,1.1 IMiUUxy,
l'lllLll'SniSKK,
Ang. lt, 1R. A,,,
iniolrsiors.
COURT SALE"!
Administrators
of Hi ft (.mat nl !,
l.eeli lv a
'li.inn ..wnlili, Mny lo- eountv. i' b
vlriiie oi en lifter nl I..u. I out i n
L 1 ?"n 01 00oly, will tinin to
WeJncHilar, September 1 5th. 18SH.
on the premiss. In Ihe lown-hlp elnre'Sl.l. th
Mlowlns .l.rll,. Hxl ;.l, to wit All
thai certain 1 run oi l-n l ..... i. Ik. . -
liiliot i'hp.an emotr n l tte l..r..,.,
b..un.l-.l North l,r Ian I. nl ltM Ker.t. ti.r
tmo 'i 1n,u. i " H" ,""n P't
.1."! ''r I.1;'" "f Aiiml.tii. arnolt, Jonathan
sn.l Jeeoh W eiaer n t Ai.raliain Wlt.ner. ea l
el bv Umlaut Henry llletil, cooululu
H Acres,
ami nlnetv elKhlparhea the ut.ial nn-nber
t.l serja iMlna (Inn I. en ter eoo.1 teno su.l In
a Knltta.f ruiiivaii,.,,-,,. wtre.l,"
eellent (rult-an.l tbnreon en-eied T.Vntlolln
Pwtillinjr IIoiiros,
Z end
I rot Pltoate aa .l,.r.. .l.l I........ ai I
nertepaarv niltldlll.llntfa ll..
... "... in.-. rat fry lan-la of llavbt
h.rateier. We.t i, (an t. of Henry i..,l. end
jujj ' eoiive neicriiie i soataln
24 Aeros, neat measure,
Sale to commence at Mn'ctrck A. M. nf paid
-m.u .... ,i. in i. WIM ne ma. la known In
IKKHKHIfK K t: It ra r K T r K H,
t 'THAKt.NL KKHxrKrrKK,
July! Is-. A.lmlnlairsior..
YOdJ !
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
Every fmao or woman will buy Goods
where they can do the best. It is natural.
It Is human nature. The best goods for
the least money
RULE THE DAY,
That la juat our Motto aud if you want to
secure llargains in
llAHDWArtR,
OROCKItl AM, lilUMS.
FISll. HALT, I'LASTKH.
LKATIIKR, HIIDB r'IN'DIN'iiai.
TullACCO ANI rillAIH. IKllV,
HtillSK AMI MULA.' SIIUK. N IL
lttllift. STKKL, lUll'K I'llWUKK.
8AKTV KUSB 8, T. Hl!IT I'l'ltK RYE
WIIIMKKV , tiH KXI'IIIMSI.V KHIl
MKKItML I'SK. AT tlSLV $ t.5U
l'KIt OA 1. 1.1 I.N nr f l.tio I' Kit
yUART, TUB IIK.ST
W'MISKBV VOU EV
til DRANK, Ao.
TltV IT.
t reapeetfully salt of Iherliliena or Sny.
Snyder cnuti'y anbitre nf their piitronage
Manilla! niroh n I my lloo la for t'ASII
am able to sell at very LO II PRICK.,. '
Country I'rodiwi- tl;,;i in Krvhunijn for
(ioi)iln.
Yours RePioltully,
S M. SHULER,
Keb.S.'SJ. Liverpool, Perry t o.. Fa.
Valuable Farm at
PRIVATESALE !
fPIIF. turn of (irturtra Mottz, .lti-
I resaeit. utter a vslnahle Farm, at prima
pale, situate nne inila South eaal of MU.IIe
burg, cuulatnlna about
100 Acres,
where.in are eraotel a I. All' IK TWn.STOIlY
Stouo UwnlliiiiT IIoiiho, Now
Ititik Hum
an.l other oot'inll linyp. Thla farm la in a bltth
atatu ol eulnvatlon. uo.ler goo.! lenne, ami
'noiirlaea the in at an.l moat fertile t ill uf Us
Mlilillaereek Valley.
'ur luriber artleulara call on nr a l l ran
JOHN . MiiA ! .,
Apr. tfii.'ao.Sm. Mbbllebura, Pa.
A DM1 XIST It TOItS' NOTICE.
4V Letters nf aitiutolairrttlna on iberptateol
Anna Mia. lei. latent MbMleerMi twn.. Miv.la
euunty, I'a. nVoM have bean sranteil to the
umleraivneU. All iwraont Unowtns themaelvea
Inilehteil to paid citato will pla.aa make tin.
mnillate payment while thoae bavins elslmi
aa-alnat lata eiiale will preaent them tor settle
IUVU& tu
PERftY HFIM.
JOHN S. MKlSK.il,
July 15, luao. AdmlnlPtrators.
CAUTION.
NOTICE ia hereby givon Jlhat the fol
lowing articles have been purchased
hy Hie undersigned, at t'onalnlile Hole. an. I
left in.tbo poaseeplun of Henry Rrnninger.
during her pleasure. All persons are can.
tinned not to meddle or interfere with the
same : Cow, Lair, 3 I'iga, Dung Pork,
Grubbing llos, 2 AXes, Ppaid, Rike,
Grind Hi me, Table, Cheat, liarrel. Clock,
Inn, Ilntter Churn. Hoy ihe, Maul and
Wedge, Coal 8io?e aud pipe, Si Turkeys.
10 Chickens.
ELiiABtrn IIi'Msib
Aug. 10, JSSo.pd.
couur lMiociiAvrio'Nr"
Whereas ihs lion. J. C. Iiuuher Praal
dent Judge of the Judicial Distrin'
onmposed of Ihs eounties of Snyder, Union
and Amnio and Hiram O'Neil and
Sam". II. Voder Kiqa. Assooiat Judges
ia and for Bnyder county bava issued their
precept bearing, dat tb 2ntb day nf
vay A. u. ihhii, to ma directed fur
tbs holding of an Orphans' court, a eourl
of Common I'teaa, oourt of Oyer and Ter-
miner and uenaral court or yuarier Ses
sions of Ihe reao at Middlehurg, for ibe
county of Knjder, on lb 4ib Monday, (he
ing ibe 271b day of Kept, iii).) and
oontinu one week.
Not lie ia therefore hereby gives lo tbt
Coroner. Justices of tb Pesos aad l oasia
ble in aad for tb oounty or tinyder, to ap
pear In lhair propr'peraoa siib tbelr rolls
reoords, luquisilyoua. tiaminationa and
otbor ramambraioea t do Iboss things
whioli f Iheir silioeo end ia Iheir behall
pertain to be done aud witnesses and per
sona prosecutlug lo behalf of Ibe Common
wealth against soy person or persona are
required lo b then and thar attending
and aot departing without leave at Iheir
peril. Juatioes ar rrqueated in tn punol
sal to ineir aite'iusooe at lb appolatad
tints agreeably to aotie.
Ulveo under my bsod and leal at Ihe
Sharif's ottios la Mlddlaburg, lb I'iib Jay
of Aug A U., oo e thousand sight baadred
aad sigbiy.
DANIEL BOLt.NOilB, Sharif .
Railroad.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R,
Testae leavs fwlttown Jenettoa ai fallow
MAIM t.tMBW KMT WARD.
Pltttbnrefi Riprete uttt.it.
Peeine e'.tpren a la s. at.
Way Passenger e a a. m.
'II SUtp. m.
real Una ..
EAST WAIT t.
PaetSa Eipres t it s. si.
Mail lilp. ,
Phlisetptila fff press tile p.m.
Johnptown Kspreae II aa a.
The Psat f,ln. War Peaawni;eeseM Ihe Paelr
Is rapree wet, nt tb Paoine aad Atlantis
Etpreae run asity
Wartraini leave stations re Mlltts teaaty
as lolkiwe t
nasTWAnns
Kt 'ireM,
Matt.
p. m.
I w
1 1
M
a as
4 SI
4 4
ir
Anlsrann'e
tVevtowai
Msnaftink
Vli.eveM
Hamilton
Ml. rnloii
m.
Ii M
I" l
la 1
t I I
in
loo
a
a i
l ll
Itami'lnsiton
i vmne
4 Itnonn
I'll'shnrg
T4
The PsetHr P..r... ...t ... K.
Hi'S ei towns! a 41 s. m.
at
LEWISTOWN DI7I3T0M.
arsst-nv a tswiarowii
PtsriVASii.
ITATIOVS. Mall. A'l-om.
A". HID,
itTr iltfti
MII..I Mall
wllar f jo
dalllani P 41
'alnl. e ; M
Ihlll.lel P. a Ml
Vairner K. s ol
SeCliire s IT
wvsTirsnts
Vtav
P'"f Malt,
e m. p, m.
lino 4e
lilt 410
li ts an
MM 4 4
l II 41 4 M
II M 4 Ml
I HIS SO
I in a .11
M t l
a to
i it m is 4fi
I " t !W 4 IV
in en 4.-M
t il T4 4 It
XT' Van 4 'JO
IS1 fit 4n
ant hi it
n srt 4r
I0 a i a 10
4 n HI HT
4 14 T S IU
4 .'S 1 U S 10
4.14 T 14 SS
4 4.1 T itt 2 as
54 S41 Tt
111 S 19 '.10
a m a j vj
t H. llttTOHINS IX.Hupl.
S'a Mill P.S
A'tamaiittrtf a
ll..av..rt..'n a 4.1
HfPf.fl'. S7
Mlit.lMi'rs 0 nS
Meleer P.
KeaniT P. a Ifl
I'.wlln, p. in
Sf llnarrove a S
S (I. .ten. a It
anbury 10 oo
Philadelphia
Rail
and Reading
Road.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains
iMAV loth, 1MMO.
Trning haft Ilrrnfon 'ft fol
Intra (So-HthliK Kx,'tjlril.)
Pnr Hbamnkin, 10,10 11.16 am and
S.'jri p m-
For Mt farmel. Aahland. 1 ninaoiia.
Pnlt.vlll
Reading, and 1'hiln lelpbia,
H.lo a m.
Train for Hrnilon, l,wr ntfi-JUwn,
(Suwliiy I'm I'll il.) '
Leave 8hamokin, 8,00, I'MKI a m 1.30
ami S.l.'i p m.
Leave I'hiladelphi 9.4" a m. Reading
ll.r.r. am.
Pnii.vilte, 1'MO p ru. Tamau 1.30 r
m Aahland '1 4 p m
Mt. farmel H.-'O p m.
Trtitits lrn-r llnrrilntrn ns follow :
Fnr New Vork, 6.15, 8 t)4 a in., sad
I . 4" p. m.
For Philadelphia Ml, fi 40 8.C6 sad
II. 69s. m. 1.4'iand 4.00 p ut. '
Snotliiy
For New Vork h 20 a' nr
Far rhiladelphia I. 45 p, m.
7V(il is for Iforrintmra rare o fn!U,ir , '.
Leave New T irk, .lj tu I.Ov) and 6 30
m.
Leavs riilade1ibla, 0.43 a ru. 00
and 6, fio 7 46p. in.
Sumlitin
Leave New York 5.3o pa, '
Learo rhila li-lphia 7.4'i p m;
J.li WOOTTKN',
Ocn'l MuLuffor
CO. HA STOCK,
tiptt I I'liss'nV Tii'kct Act.
Fab 'N. nil n as.
NORTHERN CENTWrAILW.
In so l an.-r Nov, loth
mail will run aa f.ili.iwa ..
la;s, trains on Ible
UK A V K Mill Til WAtll)
laeave i
Morihi.ru
Masaia
Faat
Line.
ft1! s in
I l 4ft a in
1" 17 a ia
II hiara
i S6 p m
6.n:l p iu
SO p tu
l.io p m
a..s p ta
Ki.
I Jd t ni
11 65 i ft
.It . iu
V.I0 . iu
1 11 a n
Ihii in
i n a tn
S. 3 1 a iii
S,l B IU
l.i.
I tu
1.3 ' a iu
T o a. tu
lu.ao a iu
Ni.w York
Plilla.
Waahllistoii
tlaltliiwru
llarrlplnirtf
lleor.itoatt
MulniMMrove
Sonliury
Northumberland
Arrlte at 1
Wlatuaiort
Kl.nlra
HnHalo
Krla
ll.'ft p iu
1.60 p ni
a is m
li jn t. m
tnopm T3ipra
6. IN p iu 1J. ,,1 p m
S.lOaiu Huoam
a :o p iu
II) p m
LP A 'K SiM'TltW AllH.
Leavs I'a. mo Hay XI all Southern
. Ktp. Ki. l;ip.
Nlasara Falls 4 00 a m I 'i p m
Itoffalo 4.:iii a tu u in a tu
Waialna S.uuaiu II 1 im taipui
K.rin ll. in a iu
I.'a k Haven s.ioa iu u.ibp ru
W inapt. 7. Ham la 4o p iu 11 pm li.3iau
N.irlh'd V.Uaui .'.nip tu W.:t.1 a tu
Num.ory v.luani 'J.is p m 11 4tia ni a.no s iu
S' liiiaitrove a in rj wp m n.u: a n
Ili.rml.iti In na tinr.'ituin I 16 a in
tli-uiKeto'n lo M a tu I U p iu l.i a ui
Arrive at:
llarrlsbuig 11 all a in 4,10pm 5 15am il.'Sam
Plilla, 3 40pm 7..Kiiu 7,0" a in T i a m
New York s.ia p oi In.O'i p iu g a in In i.i a in
tl illlin.irn S J i p iu T.3-'. p III T to a IU 7 4 a in
Waahiinjton v.uf p m K.uJ p in u,o:ain 'i.iit , n
Tbuiw luarLi-d "P' atop nntv wben fl vurd.
A. J, CASS ATT, lieu. .Manager,
IeIsyivakOT
Philadelphia & Erie R- R. D.visiar
SUMMER TIME TABL.
fin and after at'N II V. MAY Mill, U0. tba
traina on tha Phlli elihia a trio Hall lioad
lliviaioo will run aa f..ll .a :
WOTWAKD.
F.UIK MAIL Iravra I'l.ilat. I l.la
II nr. p. ra
4 a in
s a. in.
T a. tu.
V 40 a. ui,
II no a. ra.
T ft p. tu.
" llarrlalnii
' Wil lam-port
- J,.r.-v Kh.ire
k I.o.'k llaveu
" K.iiova
" arr. at trie
NIAUAKA EXP. leaves Phlla.lePa
s rj a. ni.
" Harrlauilnl
II Vii a. m.
" err. at Willia.ua. .'I
" ' l.nck Haten Ittn.
' 3 p. ui.
FAST LIN t leaviia Pl.iu.t. I,.nta II M a. ra.
ii irriauuri
err. at Wlllio nap-trt
" leHk Haven
S :s p. m.
T J . p. m.
I tu p ia.
EASTWARD.
PAU1F10 EXr. leaves 1 oi-k Haven IIS i n
" " Ji-api y sbnra 7 VJ a. tu
u William. p.. rl H 16 a. iu
" srr. at H.rrlal urn I14 p tu
" ' Philadelphia I4 i p. iu
HAY EXP. leaves Lock Haven 11 loa, m.
" " Willlau.nrt WJip. m.
M err, at llarriaioirtr I 40 p. m
" ' Phlladeldbla 4u.ui
tHl K MAIL leaves Uenova SiOp. m
" " I. ia l Haven atop. m.
' Willliniaporl II in p.m.
" err, at llarriahurg Sl'a.n.,
11 " Pbllaiii'lphla 1 n' a. m
FAST LINE leaves Willlaiuapart 13 U a m.
arr. ai HarrlaBnrs I to a. m.
' Pblladi Iphla I 40 a. ni,
Erie Mall Weal and liar 1 1 ureas Kast maka
I.Me ronBe.'ll'0a at N.irtnurubarlau.l witb I.. Ik
IJ. K. H. Irama for w ilaweuerre and hcrantoo.
K.le Wall Weal, Nlasart tipreae Weal and
Faal Line Weat wake ulnae connection at Wll
lam apart with N. (). N. W, trelne north.
Niagara bapreea Weal and llay fcxprree Eal
makei-loaeeouaeclloa al Lock Heveu wltb V, t.
V. H. H.
Brie Mall fcaet and Weat ensneel at Prta wlf a,
trains on la. H a, M. Hi li, N, al Uorry wltb O,
I'.kl V. K. K.I al Kuipurlt with U. N, Y. fc
P. H. II., aud at tirlllwoud wltb A. V. K M.
Parlor e ra will run bailweeu Pbllartalpb a
and W llllaai.p rl on Nlasare Klpr a Weal at 4
liar Etpreae ItifU Htylat caia oa all Btgul
. a .M a.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Nov. r, 117. Ueuarel Hap't,
" ' -' -- 1 - J
JS keep on hand ull kimU of
" lllonkt euch at Kit4$, Sum
mottles, )l'irrtt(, Leant, Sutyoe.
nan, (Co.. tCo.