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Hiddlebarg, March 10, 1881.
I. CROUSE. Editor A Propretor.
Presidant Garfbld t Ina-iaural.
President OtrSeM'a inaugural al
dress admirably raatchsstbe ehariM
terand qaatity of the roan, h is
pitohed in the blgbest key of palri
Otlo and enlightened statesmanship.
Ik it candid io tons, elevated in view,
pbilosophio in thought, positive in
policy, chaste in etyln, lofty in it
Standard aad broalin it boritoa.
It it conceived in the wisest aad
worthiest spirt, aad spoken witti the
dignity befitting tbe chosso ruler of
fifty million of pejplo. Xf r. Lia
oola'a aJ lresos were mora terse,
opigremmatio and pictitreaqie.
Oeoeral Orant'a word were few aad
pointod, sometimes homely and of
tea vivid aad sententious. This
opening utterance of President Gar
field marks the man of broader cul
ture who comes to his high duty
with as much insight, with the
training of longer experience and
with the accomplishments of deeper
tody.
Tbe address begins with a snc-
cinct and comprehensive review of
tbe foundation of tbe Republic, of
its trials and triumphs and of its
growth aud greatness. Passing to
tba expression of tbe recent election,
it recognizes the duty of tbe Exe
cutive to enforce tbe registered will
of tbe people. Their first and high
est doclaration was tbe supremacy of
tbe nation and of its laws. This
does not infringe upon the right of
local self-government, but it does
make tbe nation paramount, and
does establinh its supreme authority
throughout the land. The elevation
of tbe blacks to citizenship is re
cognized as the most important po
litical change since tbe organization
of tbe Government, ts great ad
vantages are clearly portrayed and,
on the other band, the diiSjulsies
end duties grotfioj oat of it are
frankly sttteJ aad bovaly nut.
No plea otn palliate the denial of
eqaal suffrage, and the highest ptib
lio obligation is to maintain tbe
freedom and sanctity of the ballot
Its violation is a crime wbicb, if per
isted in, will destroy tUe attio i it
elf. On this subject of protecting
all citizens in tbe right of free suf
frage, the President speaks with an
arneitnesa and emphasis which in
dicate a stalwart and vigorous ad
ministration. At the sain ti i o be
perceives tbe dangers of ignoranoa
in the voter and the evils of pervert
ed local gorvenment While they
do not justify tbe suppression of the
ballot tbey do demand every effort to
correct them. Tbe remedy for
these evils is universal education
which shall establish intelligence
and virtue as tbe pillars of the Re
public, There is a burst ofeloqienoe
in the President's forvid appeal
to drop our controversies, leave bo
bind the battle-fields of deadMiasaes
and move forward together in the '
great werk for the moral and mate r
ial well-being of the nation.
On the financial and industrial
questions President Oar field repeats
his well-known views in pointed
terms. lie is for honest money in
tbe broadest and highest sense.
Recognizing gold and silver as tbe
only safe foundation for a monetary
system, be orges that tbey should
be made eqnvialent, and objects to
the present compulsory coinage of
silver wbicb is repugaant to this
principle. With admirablo precis
ion of statement he holds that anch
an adjustment shoulJ be made that
tbe purchasing power of every
coined dollar will be exactly equal
to tbe debt-paying power in all tbe
markets of tbe world- Tbe green
backs are useful, bnt their value
should depan 1 opoa their prompt
redemption ir, coin and not upon
their legal-tender quality. On tbe
question of funding the President
clearly indicates bis fall agreement
with those ho resisted and defeated
the recent mischievous Democratic!
bill. He insists that it should be
accomplished without striking at
tbe national banks and disturbing j
the business of tbe country. Our
agricultural interests should receive
more enconrsgemsot. Our indust
rial independence should be promot
ed. A broad policy of commercial
development is indicated.' The
Jormon blot should be wiped out
And with reference to tbe civil ser
tie tbe President proposes to ask'
the action of Gngreee on the emi
nently aoaod principle of a fixed
tsonre and oo removal during tbe
term except for prescribed and ad
qoate reasons.
The address as a woele will meet
t e highest expectation of tbeeoao
I y. tie firm ia matoUioiog tbe
ipremaey of tbe nation , it nnitee
p oteetiocj for the bUcka with g so-
erosi'y toward tbe Sooth i it aeek
r- r'-'.l tui l--ooy on ti
'1'" " "'""j!-"'"t?iV
est standard of publio credit and
security j it sustains the broalest
industrial and commercial advance'
mentt and it proposes pr.tctioal civil
service 'reform. In every pr t it
brosthes tbe spirit of tbe high
minded patriot and atatesnoio, and
oonQrms the confidnnce with wbicb
tbe country looks forward t a wine,
honest, progressive Administration
in full sympathy with tbe best pop
nlar impulses. '.WtfyjAa Prut.
The Legislature of Delaware cole
brated tbe 4th of March by adopt
ing resolutions denonncing ''the
fraud of 1376," and roquestsd tbe
Oovernor of the State to transmit a
copy of tbo same, "duly attested by
tbe Speaker and Clerks of both
liousos of the General Assembly, to
tbe Hon. Samuel J. Tilden who was
legally elected President of tbe Unit
ed States in 1S76." The lion, Sam
uel J . Tildon celebrated the 4th of
March by being sued for having, as
is charged, defrauded bis copartners
in a certain mining transaction'. Mr.
Rutherford U. Hayts celebrated the
day by going out of the high office
be baa bold for four years with the
respect of a vast majority of bis
lellow-citizons and the reward of fc
good cons oience.
The Pennsylvania Railroad shops
at tltoona are building a locomo
tive of tbe "Class K" pattern, with
driving wheels 78 inches in diame
ter and cylinders 18 by 24 inches.
The boiler has 201 flues of 1 Inches
outside diameter and a fire box 40
inches wide and 3CJ inches high.
The length of tbe boiler and 8 re bi
is 297 iucbes. It is believed this
locomotive will make tbe trip from
Philadelphia to New York in JX
minutes. The shop now has an or
der for ten new "Class H" engines
with a drivi ng wheel G8 inches in
diameter. This is as large e driving
wheel as Las heretofore travelled on
tbe road.
An old clock weight with a pln
in it attraete 1 tba attention of O fl
eer Cooper aa be exitninsd tbe pre
mises of Addison Rowland, tbe mis
er who died recently in Meadville.
Upon knookiog it oat $61 in silver
pieces, of dates from 75 to I'iO years
ago, rolled out, A dirty paper that
bore the marks of many feet when
picked np was found to sonUin 510
in greenbacks. More than 8H..1M)
in all basben found upon tbe pre
mises aod in every inoonoeivable
utensil and pl.wo. Tbe ooius b tve
additional value through their as
and rarity.
Tbe prophecy falsely imputed to
.Mothsr Sbiptoo, tint tho wirll
will come to n ni this yen, wh
firmly believed by K it o Vao ldr
smucker, of Hjclos. Ojio, au I it
made her insane. She went to re
ligious meetings, an 1 elojnsatly ex
horted tba people to preptre for the
great event, Hhe moved btr bear
ers greatly, and in one uigbt twenty
of them bxc ne converts t 0 irist-
ianity. Father Had len say that,
knowing the girl's luntcy, be w is in
doubt wbat to do, b'lt conclu 1j I to
let her go on, and a treumeulous
revival is the ooosoquenco.
Tui Next State Fair Tbe com-
uiittee on location of the Pennsyl
vania Agricultural Society has fin
ally accepted tbe offer made by tbe
Pittsburg Kxpi.sition Corapmy,
which is a very advantageous one
and similar in many rsspect to that
given by the Permanent Exposition
Building, Philadelphia, for ssvoral
years past. Tbe terms offered by
tbe Pittsburg patty will enable tbe
Society to give $25,000 in premiums
tbe coming year, and make tbo fair
more attractive turn ever It will
be held from September 5th to 17th
inclusive,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather tbe pageaot acd the pomp
of circumsUnoe which oa Friliy at
tended the iat'igir.Uiou of Pre-ti
dent James A. Ura&al 1 exseelit!
anything ever bufore witnesjjj in
Washington. Feaosylvini bire
herself proa 11 v on tbe oeotoa an 1
her citizen soldiery as well as civie
organizations are entitled to the
highest oredit. It appears that with
out Pennsylvania aod Philadelphia
the parade would have been like the
play of namlst witb Hamlet omitted
from tbe cast of characters.
A as inveotion is reported from
Torio. It consiats in tbe applicat ion
of littht-giving materials to printing
iuk, by which print Leoorae Inuioons
io tbe dark, ao that in fotnr it will
be possible to read at niht, in bed
or daring a joaroey, without tbe
assistance of candle or lamp. A
oew daily, io wbicb this Joouinorts
materiel will be used. Is, it is aaid,
aboot to be poblishsd is Torio,
Two feeoators and six Coogres
bmo were found by too poliee ia a
u- r-x: 7 .......
. ... ill the furnaces la Arantrja
county are in blast- ;
. ...Mio'itsl Boyle was killed, by
cars near Catasanqua Webnesbsy
morning.
....Adsms express charged ID2
for bringiog a corpse from St Louie
to Chester.
.... In some of tbe ravines between
Bedford and Johnstown tbe snow is
fifteen feet deep,
Census statistics show ten tbo ns
and more females in Pennsylvania
than there are males.
. . . .Robins have been so tbiek la
Georgia that parties have been
oatcuing them with fish Looks.
....Fred Sohirnstolter wis is
stan tly killsd at Erie on Saturday
by tbe breakiog of o oraoe.
. . . .Ten thousand dollars' worth
of lumber were lost by Middletown
in tbe big fiood.
....Henry J. Packer was killed
in the mines at Dickson City, Lack
awanna eonoty, on Monday.
. . . .John 8. Ritenour, of Kris, ac
cidentally shot and killed himself
while out hunting on Saturday.
. ..Robert Colemao, the million
aire of Lebanoo county, is making
experiments with looomotivss.
.... t is discovered that tbe sev
erity of tbe wiuter Las bad a terri
ble effdet on the lungs of horses.
. . . .Owing to the continuous cov
ering of snow, the grass in all part a
of the state Las remained green.
....Patrick Heely was killed
Vedneaday in tbe Pennsylvania
eol coiapany's No. 6 shaft sear
Pittston.
....4 number of graves in tbe
old Union burying ground at Johns
town were robbed by dogs a few
days ago.
. . . ,Tlioiss (3. Boyle w knock
ed insensible aad roblxtd of all bis
mouey by four ruifiaua at Bradford
on Sunday night.
....A earl J wf John Sogers, liv
ing at litfobtidiville, M uttg imory
county, ass eceidoutally scalded to
death ou Saturday.
.... A steer, fee property of Geo
Gardner, living in 1'uoiuahoriing
township, Souiursut oounty, weighs
2,13 puuuls.
.... A di-er that bad Uoen exbaiibt-
ed by ruuuiiig was o;tai' d by two
gills at Barree Forge, Henttngdou
county, on Saturday.
At Yatesville, Schuylkill
county, on MoU'Uy. Cornelius O'
uuij, wu .njuiav, vyuruenun v
,, ., ' 11.
Doonell, au old tnatl, ouoksl to
death while eating e piece l
r
meat
. .. .George Iilb was srr-lel at
Pottsville on 8u:ur Uy night obtrg
ed with robbing tle vault erf County
Clork O. J. Arejjjl of 12i in
gold.
....A fireman on tho Danvilln,
Lackawanna sod ilket-barre rail
road was fatally injured asar lireat
Uend Wednesday by falling o.T his
togios.
. . . . TXuntci in the wilds of Pot
ter county recently came across the
trozeu body of J itn Jacobs, a well
known Indian hunter of the Seneca
tribe.
. . . .Thousands of barrels of ap
ples are bring moved from the north
ero part of the state, where they
were delayed in eoosetjauuco of tbe
recent intense old.
....The Pennsylvania railroad
company's experiiuomt witb paper
wheels on locomotives having proved
entirely ancceasful more of them will
be introduced,
....The Rev. Daniel Eogle, 91
years of ago. one of tbe oldest aad
ruont influential mininters of the
unkard denomination, died at
Humuii lktowQ, Dauphin county, on
Tuesday.
.... A four-pronged buck pursued
by a dog leaped from a bdge of
rocks above tbe station boase at
Kittaoning Point to the railroad
track, a distance of one hundred aud
seventy feet, and was iubtautly kill
ed. . ...Dennie Fenton, a mm ol
gigautio eUtirre au 1 proportions,
recently was committed to the
t'hsmbersbnrg jail. He became in
sane and set fiie to hie cell. Water
sub luel tbe fla na. b it ooolda't
subdue Fenton. II n removed
from tbe cell after three hours of
hard word and coaxing.
Addison Riwland, an ecoen.
trio citiiea o' Meadville, died re
cently. He bad lived alone, and
after bis death money was found in
very conceivable place abont tbe
bousj. Old boots yielding np gold
aod ailver, and baskets and boies
contained money and jewelry.
Among tbe effects were beck bills
amounting to $J,C1J gold coin,
$126 ailver aad oickels, over 12,.
000 1 26 ailver watches, 6 gold
watches, 12 revolvers, 150 pounds of
smell eo(o, a box containing St pes
krlvf, kr; boa': ttevzztj ct
'.-') r- --j r :.
Tjta JlTmcMa Smt, Anm.
An aiteiind is again being . made to
press a 'vl t'irongh the Legislature,
for a claim for indemnification for
tbe losset sustained by tbe labor
riots in ilehany county in 1877.
Tbe bill propjsos . that the State
shall band over to Allegheny connly
the sum of 12,500,000 iu annual in
stalments of $250,OOJ. Tbe mea
sure was introduced in tbe House
on Thursday-bnt maots 'with 1 ittle
favor. It wiH hardly reaeive tbi rty
votes in the House.
TbeRebraska Legislature passed
a high liconss law. , taxing,, saloon
keeper's in cities of over 10,000 in
habitants 81,000 snd $300 in towns
less aizs, making it a misdemeanor
to treat or give away liquor, forb.d
iog tbe nee of acreee, Ac, a prohibi
tory law, prohibiting both tbe mTg
and sale of intoxicating liquors was
defeated by only two votes. The
anti railroad law, an I womeus' suf
frage bill were also passed aad
then the legislature adjunred,
Aa appalling catnstrophe, resulting
in the death of seventeen children,
fourteen boys and three girls, occur
red oo Sand ty night at St. rat
rink's Orphan Asylum, Hyde Perk, a
eubarb of Scran ton. by the bnraing
of the Aaylum. Tbe building wee
occupied by a ooiubr of Siaier of
Charity, and no lor tbiir obarge
were forty obtldroa, wboeo ages
ranged from sit to twle years.
All were rescued but tbe 17 above
Mentioned. -
The New .Tork World concedes
that "Mr. Hayes has at least done
nothing to checs. she prosperity of
the eounlry, which Las iuoreaeed
from tbe beginning to tbe end of
bis term, and il it be praise to say
of a President tkat our ansa'n con-
taia tbe'rrtbYd 'of ao1 Administra
tion on the whole more hardies
than bis, that praise may be fairly
accorded so Lim "
Matthew 7ele Cs pe Her, Uuito 1
SUlf s Sec-tor from Wiscoosiu diel
at bis rettidenoo in Wivhingtot, lixt
Thursday morning, aged 57 y. srx.
Mr. Cnrpntr w u a coiwnuieVu
.lawyer, a brillitut orator, au errV.io
pulitician. a bold leader, aud a gsai
al hnmoiist.
ylt Hlooiuiuton, III., Siittr,
Win. Dowvry, a yonnff mm, ;pliv
fully pointy 1 an 'M.notv" p'. l at
u.a ninier .qury. pui.e I .rrrer. an I
. . . . .
-hut Iter fl the nok. aevei'in the
. . . . , . ,
nwn ,l'
ltwal!iiai bis torr blo miHta.e he at-
tttnpted to slmot liimnelf, bnt Wds
quickly eil by a lj)Uulr,
Niitwillisl'tn linij sll tbo prolieiin
sry tak, only $I4,(Klfr h ta b)cn ri
ed in !e York for th prp sad
atsluo of d'errge Washington on
Well Street, snd of this amount one
third ass enntiibutcd by Congress
man Chittt-cden.
Scarlet -f tver prevjil.t at Vilkina-
burg. a s-n til tou nar Pittslnrj.
to an alaimitig extent. . Thtre are
nearly 10J )iraous e Jring from
the disease now, tu 1 t'mrs were ov -r
twenty fatal cases lt week.
Forepsuh b is rsoeived '23 pho
tographs iu arts r t) his ofTjr of
111.0)0 for tha ban lsomest lily io
the ln 1. . Thuif ir a yung v
man of Bradford, Pa., is the favor
ite.
Wanhington being unable to pre?-
vide for tbe tnnterial wants of the
throngs of inauguration sijbt seors,
thousands availed tbemxlves of
Hultimore hotel accomiuodations.
Qen. OarflL-ld baa received about
ten thousand letters since the Chica
go Cooveotidn', acoording' to the
count of the poa-tinaster at Mautor.
Harriaburg' TAojnpk In 1831
Pennsylvania sent tbe first troops
to Washington io 1331 she eends
the best."
A stone pitoher nsed by John
Brown during his imprisonment io
Charlestowo, Ve., waa sold at suc
tion in Daltiraore recently for S3. '
Whit will th t Dirmorats d i mvf
Tbey can't yH fraud at the Presi
deot after totlay.
The Senate of Arkansas has pass
ed a joint resolution, doolariog that
.tbe name of .bat Btate shall be pro.
ooooced Arkanws. v
The amountof oro on bin l In
tbe central part of tbe State excoeds
tbat in store for maty years,
. Cenator Carpenter leaves an es
t ate valoed at over 1 100,000, U
bad 150,000 insurance oo bia life.
Tbe Mechaaicsburg Journal re
pofte the meeting of a brother aod
eister after slxtyelght years' separs-
eJvIatfjvsrKsr-uasI tio Wil
, i. -
Ailorncs-Al-Law.
Jl H. DILL,
ATI03NY-AT-LAW,
LtvUburg, Ptnn'a.
All balnM sirunteJ tskis esrs will
b promptly ailtsUtJ lo,
?cpi;80, 1!8t.
TlT DKlTRICir,
'aTTOUvEV 4T.U IT.
iliirkii St., Stlinnyrovt. Pt.
All ffMlont I imwi promtr sticadtd
rtk.ia.'M.
U. WUN DEALT,
ATT0R.EY-AT-LAW.
MHdicburg, Snydrr C . Pa
ra U raialrS la Ktlth or ilr a aa
ae-rrMuM aialaia lor ,ira, t
N. MIKRi,
A Homey A t- Lait,
MidilUkaraj,
Alt BfnrMtlaaal bana-M antroitai ta all
r iU fil uraiayl aliaaiinu.
itci. ia,TS.
JACOB OILBEltT,
Attorney-At-T4.iiw,
MIPULiBlaO, r A.
Alttiaatnau aatraitxJ la Sla tara w 111 raealT
nmv (MDU-a. Jaif w.'Ta.
. BOWER,
AfTORNEYAT-LAW,
MiddUkurij, Pa.
(Ufflea Is aOVoa tf i. t. Uronoiiilar,
rnl'actiaai aiaSa. Daaallallv Is
aal tfarman. Juu is, 'D.ir.
yj L. SCHUCH,
ATT0B5ET-AT-LAW,
Kidilebur, Penn'a.
FmfMlnt hnln. ntratta4 a kit ra
HI taraiva prompt aUnatloo. Juut V,itf,
QHA3 "p I'LIUCU,
AUomer & Counsellor-At-Iaw,
()S)aa Is App'a MulMlntf ona taoi north of
Kavaroaa HuraL.
Sl-llalsjirot f, I'OIIW'M.
Cnll(ttlon An4 all oll.ar prn.Mlnal kaal
saw I. rpiinlttil aaU will tiglxp'ltl.i.
proaipl anaatlua. Af.ll,'l.tl.
Tr. CrtONMII.T.KR,
- AIIOHNEf AT LAW,
Mifflinburfi, Pa ,
Offarshia prnlrantona aaralass la tba pub
lis. Cnllaqtlna anJ all otkar prufmnionnl
bn-ina-a oiriiil lo hia eara will raorWf
prompt attastion. Jna S, 'ti7tf
T
SMITH.
ATTORIvrr AT LAW.
MinbT.Ull'KO.HMVCOMtlii., SA
orr. M ITir.lul Harlf to tha put II
Ouonaiuilont la fcallo ami liaruiaa.
P J. It. KELLEU.
ATTOHSEl'.AT.LAW
Mifjl'mfiurrj, Union I'ouh!, Pa
All blor" -btru-'nl tn tits car will
oil an'l Uiililiill)' altctMlrd la. Will ii-tle
ai Ilia -ori f 'Uii. a Styior ail.m.ia
to i:ttia. ilan be aonoutia-l In tu KuabUU or
(lru:-i lai oina Oai. M . '1M
piiAKLKS riOWKII,
A TTOltSKT At LAW,
Selinnjjmve, IV
If... 1. 1 . ! 1 i . . . .1 . v
ho t:,!l.(iou and a.11 ait-or prof....,o.i
il , . .-.r
!b - ilnnn autrui-ial 10 bia our iit ra
ei pronipt aiuniicu. db.ia twa ..far
.-b of tba Sor.u.1 a.ba.t. J. . s.
- .- -- ;
JeM.LWN,
ATTORN Kf AT LAW. Lawiahurj, P4
Ofara bia prof Unl aarvicas ta I In.
pulilin. Oullamiaoa ami all nlkor pra
(paaitaal liiiaii.iaa airuiirJl b'acr
.will receitrproiiiptaltatiiion.
Hapt. 3D, H J.
A.
w. pjrrmt,
a no n YZ K.V .IT LAW.
lielintrove. fa.
OTrr thai pruiaaainnal aartiirra lo Ilia
puliliai. Aill'ftal l)in-ioaaaaiiirni'iniiii-:.'li
ear will ranoia f nnupt atteoiiua. O'.t.c
at hia born on Maia siraiit.
July, 4th
ittvtl luiain, noaiii ai.issaa
S. ALLEJUAV & SON.
A T TO ttS K YS A 1 LA V.
Hl?llllN)ri,tV, i'll.
All pr.ifi'ailoiial biininaa au I onllauiini ''"- paruiutua i i
antruaiad to (laa-ir Mr will ba r'sWiSuXTp.
ii.na'j ig, i,,q n I onuitilliaa inj a)il(iau
or flnnaan. Olim, Mark'. d.itara.
II. It. Orimni. Win. tl. Dill
CI IUMM&DILL.
Attorno7a& Councellors
A 'V'LA W,
0:Ts N'eir the Pont Office.
rreeUui-K. t'eau's,
f onaultatluo ia holb EngllaU aud Oarioau
Laoguagaa. tleo.l '7ilf.
JOHN II. AltMOLD,
A.ttrie,y nt Lnw,
MlttLILKUUIIU, PA
rrofaaalonal bulnaa rolruntaJ Ia bia ear
!:.' ba prompilr atianJadto. Fab
J THOMPSON HAKKK,
Atturneyantalitiw,
Uawlatiurg, Union ('., Pa
w-Oao ba eooaultail ia Iba Knarllab as
Or bra language.
Di W .-;k Market Hlreat, oppoail Walla
.Smith & Oo'a Hlora 8 4 lit
WM. VAN CiKZKIt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lowinbtirff Pa.
Offer hi prnfeaalonnl earaice lo ia pub
lie, Collaoilnna and all othar Pio'ioo
al buaiuaaa antruaifit labia eara wlllr
aaiva prompt alUnlion.
g T. PARKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SBLIN90HOVB, fl)K". COUNTY. Pa
lrtk,i.li, '0711
A C. 81.MPHON,
t-a ATTOIINEY AT LAW,
MelinagvtMre, Pa.
Jffra bis profeaetooal aarrieaa ta lbs pub
la. Alt buaioaaa aniruair4 la bia ,eere
ill ha promptly aurJd to.
fJaa. 17, '6711
tAUUKLII. OltWIQ,
A TTORWEY-A T LA W,
Sliniliihurir. I'Hltais l o, ln.
OSIaa aaat door ta Talaajrapk Prlatlsa asiaa
roo aw, loif.ai. '
Physicians, fto.
1It. J. Y. Hit IN Did,,
v auaui
UNQSON ANDPUrHICUN.
CiCISaburr, Pel
CarsHaa'o"'-" mi a, f
Phsicians, ;ff cv
JJ J. SMITH, . '
Physician & Surrccn,
Frrmonl, Snyder County, Pa.
irTara ka prnfaxlnaal aarvla tatba tal.lt
OBIca oa Mala atraat. JaaalS';a
J. O. WAQNER,
rtirslclan nnd aarreon,
tit r tin pmrlont t-rtlaoa ka 'ha attu-aa
of Aitam.anrf and tIi-I nllr. Au. t,'mjir.
"QU. J. P. KAMAWKL ( "
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Cenlrrllle. nnrrier Co., Pa
tim iiia profaaaioaal aar?lta la tba
puhllo. S 38lf
J J. ECKUERT,
SURGEON DENTIST,
lM'ia.H:ilT'S HI.OOK,
Srlintgrort, J'enn'a.
Prafraalanal kaalaaaa prompily aitaaitatl to.
Mat -."i, '71.
)R. t. ORIEU BARBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
barlnj Ineatad at MIDDLCDURtl. PA.,
oltica a f iloora Wnal of tba Onurthouaa.
is Baatrr'a Brick building, oflrra bis pro
fravioaat saralaaa to I Da publio. II a
apaaba English aoj Oaroaaa
' Oel.lT.'TS.
pEKCIVAL HER1IANN,
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
Kratzfrvtlle, Snydir Ve.. Pa.
'
'aaalnnal artaaa ta tha It tret ,
OSara hla profai
o(kira:irrlll an I aiiinlty
A a. ',')
QR. A. II. SMITH,
physician and scrnacoN
ORtra bia prola.aloaal aaratara la tba olil-
troa or AJmhuft aud alomiiy. Srpt, 7S
r. VAN BU3K1RK,
URQICAL k Mr.OIFXNICAL DKNTI37
elitiairrov, rn tin's.
Juttio of th e Veace.
DAM 811ITH,
Jostles of tie Pac3 JCflBTcyaacif
iJeaoerSpri nj.i, Snyder Co., Pa.
Allanirlal h ialaa-a .t-alna dannaltLia a and
protapllf atiaadai in. Oollaatloix aad ramlt
taa. aa prooiptlx aaada. Mat 14.' I a; a
yiLLIAM H. SNIDER.
Justle f I be Pears?.
Sale.n, Snyder County Penn'a
All Collections and remitanceb
promptly made.
Hoo.si.'r tf.
pAAC HEATER.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACK
end
O-cmornl Collector .
Mill Itrhnra:. Hnvdar fouaiv. Pa.
9peil ailaanoa pai l lo oollartlon of
all kiu'la. Ilaunilaiioaa will ba b a J
fioiaoila f.r aj'l ejllaailuna malr.
yir. .'tat iffjp ir.
r H. WAOSKK, Ran...
Aa JUSTIt'f. OF Tilt TEAClt.
.lark 101 Townikin ."sviicrtJa P
" ? " " ya"-,e. r.,
WiUanaad la all biiimtna eniruataJ to
;'h
ir. Mareh ti. Mtr
Jarlfoi TowniHip.Vsydert'e. Pm.,
jy.VlDS. SIIOI.LY,
Ju.-ticff of tho I'onfc,
l. 'uioii TtuxiuMp, tiiiydrr Vo.,
VIVA atian'1 lo 'l biiKlni anini'ia l lo
b c va ii iuo.i rt'inikl, .rim,
V. (). ad Iraaa, Uuu Jara, Pnf der 'o , Pa,
lr. i, '').
T II. HAl.TMAX.
" a
ifHt'icr op tiik rstfc.
Coil VO.VUUOOr,
CK.S TMKVILI.B. f.iyler Comitf. Pa
I'lillecllnn" and all hutluaai partatntoa; tn tha
vlltr i,f Juailca o( tba i'aaea will u -tilrnJn.l ,t
ataiiort notlo au'r'.t'Ti)
CTni MITCHELL,
.1 untie of llio Pcaoo ft Conrevancnr,
If Laou Totrti.lilii, Hnrdar Cmim?', Ha.
tl'il!iton, iJ'iuMainiuitf. and all oihr bu-
iiim o.di'iiw i.i r-i-tilvr -rou:'l
addronai a Murltti, linlon
A-iy. H. Ii-H.
JOHN iv. HlHlHKsl, Kfj.,
JJUSTICK Of THE VKACK,
Penn Twp., Snyder Ce. P
JAMKS M I DDLE.i W A UTH,
Justice of tho Peace & Conveyancer,.
Troxleville, Snyder Co. Pa.
Will attand promptly to all manner nl buel
naaprllnlnn to Ibaulftra. Dullaallona ma ia,
liaaila. Arllolaake., arltton. (Jul! M.'lo-ll.
yyM.'H. HARDINO,
Jl'nTICKOPTIIGfliirK
aSc CJon veyancoi,
rUELMOJIT, eo;ar oounly, Pa.
Ontlartlftra and a I bnaltiaae nartalnlna lo Ilia
uNli-aiif .liiaitraof tbafeaca will ba allmidnl to
al abort notlvo. Apr. 11 'T.
A. WKTZHL,
Justice of the Peace,
Heaortoion, Suydvr Co., Pa.
All kluJ of oolleolione made ou liberal
lanna. Prompll allauda to all bnalneea
iiiirualad ta bia eara. (June 2U. '7lt
MEIl B. M 1 DOLES W A1.TH,
JUdTICK OP TUB PEACK
ASP
CONYETANCEU,
MoC'ure City, Snyder Co, Pm,
i
OellMtloaa aad all baalneaa nartalalaa ta tba
olfli-aol luaile al tba Paao III liaaltan.l.d to
ai anon annua. . juia u.'ittl. .
O UOUNUKllOKR,
'.JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Parrv Towaahlp.Mamlar tlounlr. Ha.
llollaoiluna, Cloaaraoriaai, and all olkar baa
aeieperi.iivinii to ana omoa win ve promuii,
an.ladui. tiiSaa aaar Trualiaaarllle
ISAAC DEAV i:ilt
burgeon Doutiht !
Wltfdlsburg, Snyder County, Pi.
Owns is PaAsMLts Sa.a vss Ussov
JNsrvthli belonv"T tn trs rro -
Motel'.-'
.. Gfaii Boaarl
Comer 19 t. $ Jroadiv,
NEW YORK.
On both American A A'urtipaau j ! i' ;
1
PraDMna on Untitnl Pur, tha .nrmn-l n..-i!a.
rrl, Hnv.jwraad Klflj-Nlnth tUI'il. Ku',1
acriir-ia tha ontlro aqmra, and wan Imlli ,U4
fnraMii-4 at aa aip-nva .f i.var iiio.Oi. It .
oaanfih "i I alrv.ntaa wall aa a-lna tha nD.
l I'k'llrd lit IIm cltr baa a paaaraar Elrv.
t-ir an I all mod-rn lintiromant-, and la ariikla
otia an'iar- o tba dia f ilia math anil Kiukik
A traiia KlavalnlR. M ara and allll aaarar lo
lb Broad a; r ira anrtilnt a'id acMilii
trmu all r"a of lh alia. Hoo.it with koar4, M
nrdar. Prwclai ral.a fof faaillla au4 aatia.
aaulaaaata.
E. HASKELL,
Aaf M.'W.lr.' PaorairroS.
BOARDINGHOUSE.
TUG Undrraigosd would r-pact fully In.
form tha lraIUot; pnhllo. bualoaaa
mra. allnMMta and Jnroraln aitvhrtatir -t
tJonrta that ha hu made ampli if-r-ratliiiia for
h-lr ai-no'um I itl irt and will vu iasmr la aa.
Uruln hla p.lron. In m alrl at tha ntoai
r,.oihl ril., lonllua II ' a faw Soar
BMIuftliaCcarl Huaa.
OAUKIKL BKATCH.
Apr, tl TS. I y. Proprlttar.
Ivlititllcbitro, lti
a
JOHN L I M B E II T, Proprietor.
Tha abava DAnalnr ltotl boa hn a-atta
aad rfiirnlah-l ia Iba boat aijl. lia aniri
loratloa tnaa-a It eonvaolent far kn.in-..
man i r.ma in attnilanna al Oourt and all
oiliarawbo raoll. to Mldilll,nra;. Ida la
' r an pnliwl wiib tba tMt In t ko mar
katlha Ktr with aood Minora anil lha Mai.ia
"i'.V,?'' ''.T,"''1"4 boatlara. Tarma laadarata
April 4, mi,
CENTUEVILLE HOTEL,
(Lata Mra. Waarar'a.)
Canirll Snydr C., Pa.
PETKR HARTMAW, froprlata .
Thla lonitaataMUtail and wall knewa bata
k Inf baaa purouaaail l.r tha UD.IaralanaU m
Halt a tnaraultba public t.t rcno. '
April, ..!.. "Tl-BAsmif
L'AlR.MOUNf HOl.'src.
A NtAk THV DEPOT,
Jf 1 DDL t'U Ult G, JPA
Cll.M'KL 11 A1Z. I roprlrler.
Tbia houaaU ta nlaaa proiitulitio lbs
Japot anJ ba Ulala bean rebuilt and ra.
tiiiad. HonDia oonnuodiouatba labia wcl)
auppliml wiib tba boat lha tuarkat aflarda
a.J Uriaa uioJarala.
pr4i' 'o.
rlHK NATIONAL HOTEL.
JOII.1 B. FOOKI.KIt, Prop'r.
SellTiMgrove, la.
Thla notal la rli-aaaotijr incatrd In tba 'Vonir.
and iaa varrdaalralda pl.o for traTalora tn.vo'p
tba aaorcr aui'uinuiotiallona at low rat... fa,
aoiiaatoppinajouco will bo aura to rail again. Tba
brat nfl.tiior In Ilia Imi
Uralolaaa HaaUnrant Inronr.artlnawiib
tba liuiol. A.r.l!i,;.
Jlcrclmntv SJoasc,
-tin ki&
NOUTH THIR1 HTRKKT. PHIL'A PA.
Torrns$l.f0 per day.
HKNUY SPAHN, 1'iop'r.
C.W.SHAIIM. U,h A,.lT.
Pliilfuivllih'm Cards.
J. s. faints voiaTii.
WITH '
10NE8,-H0AR'C;
Importers ct
Hoiseri , KoL'sns, Vfiito Gootls, Ecirci
ilsrics Gents FDrnisMnz Gjoss k.
No. .Ut M4t''Ht Strnot,
rillLAni'If.lMK.t
W. U. Mhalblaf.
T. H. Ilaluhui.
T n. Miaa,
A. M. lr.
I Mai. Ii'7.
M. 1- V'AGr SEJ.lp,,
WITH
G.RYltlLL 1 r'u..
Wiiot.at.a aAiana' ts
'VOOi) AND WILLOW WAHB
Oil Ploiha, Window Muadi'roitaa, Mais
tlruahaa Citon L a, Ijiain r.aa, F!y
StiH, liimliolM. Twin, Wicka, e.
St.. J .Varkei. tflreei. I'LIUJalplla
Pah. 7. '; ... . r
1 AUOB II. KIKUKI. A CO..
' . VUOI.K!ALR DKAl.tKM IN
FOSEION & DOMESTIC
I'tilliv lotpUla ln.
WM. MANN.
Clank Book folder Sfcsu
tioiur, aad Steaai-
Power
PRIN TE B,
fcl . VJ a a, T -
- il4IOasni a.V Jt9tUll
Uo 529 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Prouuhtena. Ont llc$ Selling
Print Marked On All Goodt In Pi
ynree.
Ar. 18-"3. .
QAVID WILLIAMS,
Miiaufaeturesof A Wboletala Dealer la
Gilt, Mahneaiiy. Walnut and Reseweetl
iUtJrSirs4CJ GLASS
Pioture & FhototrrapbTo Frame
Not. 230 and H'J irrh b'lrect
PbilaUelpkla i'a.
Frames Repaired la Iba heal atasae
Also, KejllJinj to alt Us brasobaa. (7
JJNION PIANINO MILL V
BKLINSOROYK, 8NYOKR UO..P
Kccly fc Wagner
liiimbcr Dealers
AMD HASVrOTlS OP
Deors, Door Boies. Windows, Bbsttep
window Boxes, HlluUs, nab. Malr
' - miiw. Uaiid UuIIIiiks, Kracka .
els, jMOHlrtliigt, lioorlng,
SOKUI.I.HAWIN(aii;AmMI!TTUHItllia
taulnglea. Lath, abo., to.
- OrJri (ollellad and llllad wlik pranp
saaaaait deepatib. Plaaaa sail ssd ma
laaaurstoak bofura purahaalsg elaoerb
' - ' -Jli....1. ' 1.H.J-J JJ
Auclonssr. Georgre II. Hackeo'
burn, of .Miililleureek, P, O., would an
noiiiiee io tne people or Boyuer oun'
ty, lliat he will cry sslss lor ifiij en
i n irdimai rrnpaa. ri a-nri tintii h miiu
ia ' t t i . tiirs. I