jiddleburL '.DEC. 22, 1881,
The Wish.
In friendship tfue, mt wish to you
A merry Christmas, Hayi
Abundant wealth, Vigorous health,
And light In jWisdOins way. "
Wilmcr Mayer's horse, mil away on
fridsy nlgllt Sod 'fcompletely Wrecked
Itibuggr. "
ThSS.AL. R. R. Company moved
the JsitUnd Station 'ouse to Kra
mer that's cheering (o UieSraithgrov
lift end the arrangement trill he
properly appreciated. . ', ,
The 7on. Charles Wolfe want n
digger Convention tliii lime, end full
ticket 7e defined hie position lately
inJ U Against the ticket to be nomi
nated at the next Sinte Convention.
Aycr's Fill contain no cro'on oil,
calomel Or mineral. Tlisy are " com
pounded of pure vegeUlilo extracts,
whioh have poeltive virtue and al
ways cure, where ourea are possible.'
During the Mover trial, 0. 11 . Stahl
one of the Jurors to try the ciue, be
came lilt-indigestion, no doubt but
wai toon brought round by the prompt
uie of the propor remedy.
Dotective Lyone was overcome by
(as and the irregular temperature of
the court-room and fainted cold-wa
ter application squared him up again
lion. A. 8. Sassaman, Treoident
Judge, Captain Oeo. W. Durell, Rev.
John . Leiuhaim, and Win. O. .Voir
Jiciila, Esq., of Rending, John Uernant
end Iasno H. Halm, Iqrs.,of LocsporU
iorka county, were the guests of A. K.
Gift, Eaq, during court-week, Btetler's
Cornet Band 'uremtded the Berks enun
tisna, and Judge Snssaman and Cnpt.
Purell said some very neat, nice things
to llio Band in response.
Killed by the Cart.
iVr. Wm. Lilly, who lived at Long-
frll.iw, this county, was instantly kill
ed ly the' tars at McVeytnivii on
Thursday, A freight train standing
there hud been cut sp.irt, and Mr.
lilly undorloolc to croas llio tr.ick ly
Ihe narrow paasngo between the- two
cars. While doing so Ihoeuglne shov .
cd the cars togotlior cruahlug Mr. Lil
ly between the bitmpors. He only
breathed a few time after being tak
ii out.'-Lew'Moivn Democrat & Seiilinal.
Muiical Cj tvenlioi.
Frederick C. Moyer of Freeburji T
extends a cord in I invitntion to his old
friends and musical public generally
in Snyder and other counties, to at
tend tbo Dili annual Giiivontioi) in the
Musical Oillege .'jtinning on Jondny
evenioj; Jan. 2nd, I8i When the
convention will bo organized and tu
prepared programme; for the week be
Jeud by the musical director, to con
tinue in sesesion mil il Friday night.
daily sessions me free, and a rich
musical trout is promised, on Tursdnv
evening tho aildres of welcome will
be delivered byJCol. A. C. ' Simpson of
rvhnsgrove, followed by Prof. E. I.
Kefler the celebrated .Yiolinis. ifrom
Lancaster City, and Prof. W. E. Non.
kivol the noted Cbmlc Singer, Prof. P.
11. Meyer of Uoa'sburga distinguished
conductor ot musical conventions will
then take chage of the convention as
staled by eminent Artists and practiced
lingers and musicians from different
part of the Slate.
Snyder County Teachers' Institute
The Institute wilt be held In the
Court House at Middleburg, Pa., De
cember 27-30, 1881.
In addition to the Professional tal
ent in the county, the followine named
instructors will be present the will give
. struction on the leading subjects
pertaining to the School- Room, and
entertain and answer questions on
Discipline and Afetbods suggested by
the Teachers:
Dr. N. 0. Schkefier. PrinciDal ftate
normal School, Kutxtown.'Pa.
Dr. P. Born. President of Jiaainnarv
Institute, Selinsgrove. At:
Prof. George P. Bible. Elocntionut
Kew Baltimore, Ohio.
Col Qeorse F. McFarUnd Pri
MolUterville a 0. School. .
Wm. H. Dill. A. M . Prlnolnal nt
vtFi.i. . . . .. r
uiiamsiown i'ubiio Schools.
Prof. A. E. Qoble. Prinoinal of ITnlnn
Beminary, JVew Berlin, Pa.,
'fUliam II. Schuyler. Th. D.. Prlncl.
Pl of Lewiatowa Academy.
Prof. H. IF. risbel, Industrial Draw-
log. i
Address of .Welcome by F. E- Bower,
Eaq. y- '
Response by Prof. B. T. Parks and
othen. ; ; r
0. Stover. Jr. Oriraliial Viral TUn.
tiat Church. Lancaster, will oiva dall
drills in Musio, and have the Institute
jo practice) approprikU School Boom
Meotions. .'. .
directors, Patrons, and alliens. 'you
e oordially Invited to attend. Teach
ers, you are paid for the week-Let all
Je present. "Let every Teacher 'fool
wet It Ms or Her duty to participate
,l the exercises. A strong pro
rantme wiU be presented.
Ooo4 muslo will be furnished by
oietler' Cornet Band of Ifkldleborg
uNtege Ochestra nr Freslmrg.
i ' trwpn
't si. w i nit,
'tUllJL-L!"!.LL"J
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Court eontened, Momiar, Deo. IBth,
Present, Hon. J. C. Ilucher,
rreirldttnt Hons, illram O'Nell and
S. H, Yoder, AjhocTOtas. J
ThtStaves: Henry Hearlok. Levi
alRenninirer, John Mohn, M. P. Arnold,
K; Ik Bunngtnn, John Dorn. f
OBPnAJts' ,otrTv
John O. O oss appointed guardian of
EmmaOldt, inlnerehlUUf Oldt,
deed, i
John H. Beohrist gun r Jinn of tYTWatS
Sholly, minor child of Peter Ulioily
dee'd. '
Lovl Teats guardian; of ." minor
child of John Oetiiett, docVL , '. ' I
Auditors Rouortl confirmed: It. Al-
leman or! 'Eioei'tious to account of
Adinrs. AtifitT. Howard fclljie, dso'd.
A. C. Himpson to distribute funds
In hands of ' Chaa. V. Rlshei, Admr.
Ito. of Clias. II. Hoyer. deo'd. ' .'
D. T. Parks to distribute funds In
hands of Adinrs.' of Samuel Fobrof,
deo'd. . . .'","''.,
P. B. Bower, John Hook s estate. .
J. II. Arnold on Exception to Met.
of Abraham Elsenhower's Admrs.
John P. Croninlller act. of John
Bowersol's Admr. "!",.' '". !
Real I-'ittate Riiloseorlflrirlfld! Chris
tina Felker; Mary SohrtvJer: Peter
Hahn; Win. Warner: Oeo. FW.er,
W. H. Smith; O. W. Mhowem.
Widows' Apprnisinents : Isabella
Hackmelster widow of Hamuli Hack
luelster, deo'dt ' ' ' ' '
Elizabeth Merts widow of J. V.
Mertz, dee'd. ' '
Hophln Moyer widow' of fuMuM
Moyer, dee'd.' 1
Administrators and Executors Ac
counts: Acct of H. M. Miller and II,
J. Arbogast Adinrs. of (Jeo'rfe Arbo-
gast, dee'd.
Firxt and final acct. of J. G. Ii. Shin
del, Exrs. of Cutharlne App, deo'd.
First and final acct. of Louisa Wen
rick Admx. of John II. Wenriclc, dee'd.
Acct. of Mary A. Pfuhier Aduirx. of
A, M. l'fahler, dee'd.
First and flnnl acct. of J. E. F. Ha
shiver Admr. of Rebenca Frank, deed.
First acct. of Thos. Swurti and Ben.
Hummel Adinrs. of Peter Biiigniiiun,
deo'd.
Firnt mid purtialaoch Qo. Ri-hnnro
and J. K. Davis Exrs. Col. H. E. liyor
dee'd.
Acct. ofjostah Oberlln and John
Mnbn Adinrs. Miuhaol Oborlln, deed
First acct. of N. T. Dundore acting
Admr. of W. O. Herrold, dae'd
The iisunl amount of business in the
way of petitions, citations Ac, itc,
wrut considered.
In tiik Common Plicas.
RufusC. Elder, of Lewistown, and
F. 8. Hliiipnon, of KeliiiHgrove, were
admitted to practice law in the sever
al courts of 8uyder county,
TheCivIl Lint wascoutiuiiod to Feb.
Term, except several cases ngainst
The' People Mutual Aid Society in
which the plaintiff asked leave to
take non-suit.
. Is tiik Quarter Sitwtoxs.
The Ctruiui Jury dinpoHod of the ma
jor portion of the criminal business
leaving1 very littlu for thb Court to dis
pose of. . -
Ovbr AND Tjirmiskr.
On Tuesday at 10 A. M. the Court
directed the Sheriff to briiiK Into court,
Uriah Moyer, charged with the mur
der of Uretclien Kinteler on the night
of December 8th, 1S77. The prisoner
was arraigned and beiu ricked how
ho wished to be tried, answered "by
tlod end a jury of my country" where
upon the Clerk proceeded to call over
the regular panel from whli-h, after
the usual examination, the following
named Jurors selected, from the regu
lar panol took their Seats, in the Jury
box:
1. Miehael F. Woomer. 2. Samuol
F. Brower. ft. .T. H. Htahl. 4. Jwis
Wnmer. A. it. W. 8tahl. 0. James
N. Houser. 7. Henry C. Shaffer. 8.
Heury ii. Fisher. 0. Daniel U. llelser.
10. krvin Boworsox. 11. Diuiiel Oldt.
The clerk announced the regular
panel exhausted and the Court direct
ed a Venire talkb db ciruumstasti
BU8 to Issue for 13 persons to serve as
Jurors the Sheriff having returned
his writ the Clerk drew from the box
the name of Philip Amlch who after
the usual examination passed Into the
box and mnde up the numbs of Jur
ors requisite for the trial.
The trial progressed more rapidly
than the former trials, because of the
familiarity of counsel with the ease
but none the lees careful.. There was
not much Interest manifested by the
people in attendance because it was
the old story over again.
The testimony: of Jacob S. Moyer
Moyer who was not a witness on form
er trials created some Interest;
His testimony Was substantively
that in the roll of 1877, Oetober, Uriah
Moyer oame.to the cornfield where he
was at work and asked him togoalong
and kill the KlnUlers and on anoth
er occasion Uriah came to his house
and asked him to go along and help
kill them stating that Klntzler bad
money and no friends and that no ono
would bother about them If they were
killed that he, Uriah, bud money out
of Mifllinbui-g bauk and that be had
no money to meet it, and his father
was bail on the note and he would not
let him stick.
The testimony of Theodore Smith, a
Western detective, and Major Hamil
ton was as follows: ; ,'
When the requisition from the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania to the Govern
or of Michigan was read to Mover,
Lyons said to Moyer "ami you killed
Gretchen Kin tiler" to which the pris
oner made no reply.
To Lyons he sold '..'.'
1 don't like to go back to Snyder
county, the people will abuse me, be
cause I helped to kill the Klutzlers.
This la substantially the new testi
mony Introduced In this ease.
Judge Buoher eclipsed all former
charges by the fair, impartial, lucid
and learned charge with which he
equipped this Jury for mlr. Impar
tial and just deliberation upon their
verdict
Tbe jury retired at 4" p. in. Friday
end at 10.80 p. m. returned a vsrdlct of
guilty of murder In the first degree.
Connsel for defendant . (Wed reasons
nri)Ill)rraiotild Mnskal Cdllvcn."
tlrth of Krceimric opens In lioyer's Hall,
tn Monday next. The ablest inntrue
tors bt muslo In the country will par-
tlclput. A grand time Is expected.
. A CnnistMAS Hist f there ere
any little once in your neighborhood
that Santa Clans will neglect, pro
vide for them from your well filled
purse. A little money la this way
will make many beirts happy, and
jour reward will be treat,
' ' ' The State Normal School
of this District, at Bloomiburg. IV ,
will begin the winter term on Tuesday,
January 3d, 1.S32. Orsduntes of this
school are In rdomand1 A beautiful
location, comfortable rooms, antistic-
tory board, rcisonub!e terms thorough
inatrnctinn and a Ptxlo Diplnma fo
among the attractions. The Inst cU
numbered firly-nue. Tun at eiidi'toe
in the Fall was never as lnri?o as now.
r.nrffl additions to appumms mid ex
tensive . hnprovertteitts have been
mado. iSoud fir a Catutoie.
' CfTi.Ocnls' Furnishing Goods of 8u
perior q'Vjv'ity, at the miwt renannslilc
prices al Uppenheimer's, Seliusgrove,
r.
.0VERC0.VT3 of every quality,
style and price imaginable st Sol. Op
penhoimers, HotirtNgrovo, Pa.
fttTA full line of Fall and Winter
Itjiidy-nM.ta Cliithing .jmt openol si
Oppenhcimcr'a Clothing Emporium,
Suliusgrove, Ta.
riuxcre Aile Gi ruo.
One trial will convince von that it is
P .,.. i.,.,i '. .rL'. V," '
Kvere !... i..,.'..i,.. iru.ln
Sept. H '81 Gin
Sol Oppcnhcimer has knocked the
props nut from under high prices and
has determined to disposo or his
largo stock of Fall and Winter Goods
at t'riccs lower thin ever. Uj and
co.
rSuTlio very best Uwlcrclolhinfl from
i" cts, end upward at Opou'.ieiincr's,
Soliusgrovo, Pa.
Everything shout Sun ford's Kadicnl
Cure for Ciiturrh invites confidence.
ft is the prescription of ono of our
thlnst phyaiciuns, and is prepared by
line ofil.o largcKt and most reliable
hug bouses in the I'nitcd States.
l!o'.on Juuriuil. Dec,
Indulguut parents who allow their
children to cat lioartliy of hlb season
ed fond, rich pies, cukes, Ac., w ill have
to m-e Hop Jitters to prevent indiges
tion, sleepless nights, siekness, p.iin,
and, perhaps, death. No f.iinily is mi IV
without them in the house. Dec.
Wo invite tho attention nf nur read
ers to the ndvertitoment of tho Buck
eyo M'f'g Co., Marion. Ohio, in mini In r
column. Thoy offer re d let mollis
to cam nn lianost livin,
A t. 2', ll'ii.
HOW TO INCREASE YOUR INCO'.'E,
Just al this sensin of th year there
ure. anions our readers, t!nMt l.mlcin;'
foreiuplo.vineiit for the next U ini.iillis.
Wo have luvely reeeiveil from I,. K.
Brown A Co., the well known liiiinu
factiir-)rs of spm-laltiM for eirents to
bundle, a reiput to put them in com
mr.nieatiou with one or inoie nuitulile
person In this locality, to net ns
ilKfiits in introiiiieliifr several of their
patent household uiticles to tliii eom
inunitv, mul iilt-r coiiHlilemtion, we
tuUo tiiis iiu-thoil to comply with their
request. The firm are iiiHUiifiictiirers
of u large number of household arti
cles, which thev introduce to the pub
lie by means of agents, having some
limes as iiuiuy us 1,1)00 persons In their
employ. The piirtleuhir articles which
they seek to introduce here, at this
time, are: Brown's Peerless Hlflcr,
generally acknowledged to be the best
in the world, of which nearly one mil
lion were sold during the lust year:
the Kitchen (jueeu, the latest and
best invention in Coal Oil Lumps, and
tbo only absolutely Hufii Lamp made;
the Centennial Cuke mid Unko 1'hii.
an article which has a nutiouul reputu
tion, and is the delight of every house-'
keeper; tho Half Minute Kgg Benter.
which always sells at sight, and the
new Alto Uelievn Hronze Profile Out
f JeVMES A. GAKFIKLD. with me
morial frame the best selling article
ever put into the bunds of an - Uk'ent,
the best of all the portraits, chromos
or steel eiiKravines that have been
offered. It Is a truer likeness of tbe
timrtyred hero than nny we hnve ever
seen before, and Its price brings it
within the reach of all. For this
oounty, Messrs. Brown A Co. desire as
many agents as can work advantage
ously. Any smart, intelligent lady or
STcntlmiiun can make a flue income in
this way. The firm will send to any
responsible person rilKie who will as
suuie the agency here nnd go to work
a complete out lit of these uoods. to
the amout of five dollars. The reputa
tion or tnis nonse is nrst rate ; tne
stood are what they represent them
tube, Their terms are liberal, and
we advlsi those lookinir for irentcel,
romnorative employment to kuju to
them for futher Information. Their
address is- I- K. BROWN ACO.
04 Walnut St., C'iuoinatl, O.
Oot. 27,0 w.
SANTA
LAU
has established his beiulquiutors dur
ing the Holidays at
miss c. Mills,
at BEAVER'S CORNER ou Market
Slieet, Aiddlolmrg, To., the greatest
variety of TOYS of every description
ever before Seed in Middleburg.
DOLLS a specially.
Z?ontSf,k TJlutfirs Dot
nlinas ttntl Hhawlss
in great variety. ' Alan a full line of
FANOV OOJfe.
Any person needing entitling in tills
ill do well to l t. M iss , 0
r..i .),-
lino w
Wills
" .'.
ver's Corner, Mlddltburg, V
I Some articles were urun'oidnHy
'ordwoicxl out of this firsiM.
According to our usual run ton) we
will not lastie a pnbnr next week. ''
The" A.e to buy your holiday Roods
Is ut Miss C. MIIIn Heaver's Corns r.
A temperance wldress was ilellvordd
in the Lutrwiraii Church at Adams
bnrg on Haturday evenlns; lasf.
B. Raber of Willmmcport, Itlsre-
jmrted as having been a flnnpejeli.
A new timetable went Into ffwt on
the Sunbury At Lewlstown U, Ron
Monday lost. Trains arrive at Mid-:
dleburff, as follows : Mall east 9.M a.
m.j Mall went, 8.20 p. in.; Accommo
dation west, 8 Ola.in.t Accommodation
eont, 3.40 p. mi
th'Kt nv as Exi't.o'tox. Two ymtng
men, .'innnmixii end .Tents, were pre-
pnrlng n bln-l in one of the nta mine
South of Krnmer one day liml'nerk
The powder was iguiied and Ding
man and Tciils were badly hurt. lhn
tors arberand finsinirpr dressed the
injuries and st last accounts are doiuit
as well as could be expected.
Extensive Fire at Rcctlsw llo.
The most destructive fire that ever
v'uited the Big Val'ey was Hint whie.h
occurred al tuedsvilln on Monday
night !nnt, deslroyin tho warchniiae
nf (tine A -nry and tw.i a Ij iniiig
dwellings. The lire started in the
warehouse, and was first discovered
between two and three o'clock Tues
day morning, too lale, owing to lack
ofw.itoranl other iiioaih, to hriiiji
the fire inio 8.il.jm-tion
The ware-
'home contaimMl ah nit 'JO.tKlO bmbeU
of wheat, J)l bushels of clover seel, s
cur load of s ilt, a quantity of bran,
and the ariiclc usually kept in n
warehouse. Very little, if any, of tho
wheat can be used, but tho salt scoin
cd to have sullrred little injury. The
books of t'no warehouse were saved
There was an insuranco of $1,000 in
(ho Home of New York. f'.,(KKllii the
Phoenix of f.nudnn and and KM in
the Kistuicnqnilliu Valley .Vutual.
Thedwcliin house were occupied
by Wm. Henry and Sallio i'lylnr, ami
their houshoM rllecls wore all remov
ed by too eclio neighbors. Tho warp
house nnd ouo dwelling wcru owned
by G. Clifford Kioo. and were insui . I
in tho Vu'ley Couipiny for HOiirly fl.
0tX. Tho oilier dwtlling bclongiid to
Miss Taylor, an I was not insuro I.
Tho dwelling houso of Peter Sivino
hart, iiboul 'Si feet front the ware
house, was In great (linger, bul wa
saved by the active cll'jrl of tlio poo
,le. Tho total loss by tho fire Is p'need
al 'to.Oirl; tol.il insurance, about !",
000. A purl ion of tho wheat whs on
slorsge, Thcro had been no lire at
llio end ol the building where t1o lire
started, and it is believed to have I'cct
the work of mi incenili irv. Thy n
particularly of so much wheat, is tin
most serious Millli unity has hm!
for several years. LnatfotM lc;n u:il
nnl fit ittiihtl.
MIDELEBURG JWCE MARKET.
cnrarriKit wsski.t sv
.7. W. Droosoi
Potatoes do
Butter per pound
h)gi:s per ilo.eu
Tullow per pound
l.urd
t'berries
Noeedllherrle
Blnckberi'ie
Ituslierrieii
Dried Apples
Soap
Hides
UK.
;;o
'.
on
ii
04
1H
in
8ft
ot
4 to (1
7toH
ill hhllf burg llliirlict,
CilSnSUTSU WSSSI.T ST
Bimonton, Harber iSc Co.
GflAIS & SHEDS.
Wheat perbuHbel
1 25
1 an
HO
7ft
4(1
1 IS)
460 to 4 73
IS
H
8
28
A
6
H
24
2ft
100
10
(HI
8ft to SO
2 00
0 7ft
e 00
4 00
Wheat. No 'J.
Rye . 1 1 do
Corn flo
OatH do '
Piktntne
Cloverseod per bushel
VKODUCK
Cherries, pitted
t'berries. iiupitted
lllucklierries
Raspberries
Dried apples
Spring C'hicken
Turkeys,
Butter, prime
Kjtk
Onions
Lard
Tallow
Oak Ties
COAL.
Pea Coal
Client nut Coal
Blacksmith Coal
Kgg Coal
IM.VlMtli:i .
Deo. 1. at Beavertown by Rev. 1).
M. Utetler, Miss Hiisun Youtiginuu and
Irvin Howell, both of McClure.
Deo. 4, at Beavertown, by Rev. D.
M. Htetler, Miss tiuxali June Row, of
Monroe township, and John A Oer
hart of Centre township.
Nov. 24, by Rev. W. A. Haas, Miss
Ellen C. Ktruub and Mr. Noah Wise,
both of Washington township.
Nov. 27, by Rev. W. A. lloas. Miss
Sttvillu Balleyi of Monroe townsliip,
ami Mr. frauds Miller of 1'eiiu twp.
Deo. 1, C. W. BaiKluis of near Cen
treville ami kiln Kmiuis K. Moyer of
Union Co.
Nov. 87, John Mengte of Washing
ton township, and Miss Mary K. btlv
er of l'erry township.
. ...J ! IUU.-1 XL 111 Ill .1
JDIKD
Deci 8. In WasbhiKton twp.. Matildu,
wife of Sylvester Reioh, aued lid years,
6 mouth and 2'i day.
Nov. 1, hear Adumsbtirir, Sarah El-
i .U,...l.lu. i k'.liraliLll Vintar
T Tl w t .
Nov. 27, at Bsayertoni Cor L-
ifettw, d. .Jgiiter or isaao ami f-ina:iqBrtia w uk. Wfc
hum .
l-'all. iged years, 8 mouths anUl
M4X
IB
Mfx.
CZ1
ta
Congress Hal!
Open Again For Ear
Cains In
s
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m
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Ms tiB
5
Tho nlmve Stem has been cloned
or the hint 11 weeks on nccouni of iln
dentil of (he proprietor, Mr. I). Mv;:x.
I, tl'O iiiiiiei i.nned, hereby rri-pei S fa a I -'y
iiniiiiiinre t i the public enenilly.
thiit Imvit l.ilifii rli.tit'O of llio aiiiui'
mid liuve iu addition to llio lurce ilnrk
ttliieh i'r uie into the aloro jtist helore
tny Im-haii'l di id, received another
lare invoico of
ii
A l.ll'IO dasnrtmciit of Mi'u'h, Wo
men 'h ii ml Children's HI iocs of All
(jinnies and I'iuts.
Tho Solar Tip 3hoe3 for
Children From C1.13
Upwards,
WOMAN'S BUTTON FII0ES
In largo Variety.
A. lllll -VwMfltllliMlt
JjTHlJH,
I would inoi-t respectfully ask the
nulillo to call and look at my stock
and examino my prices, which will al
ways be found just as low as ths low
eat.
I will continue the lutslnesa ami pro
pose to keop always the tost quality of
goods for the least money.
7nping to receive a full snnre of
tbo patronage of tbe publio, I roniuln,
llesnoctfully.
HIHS, II. A1ARX.
Deq. 1, '81.
. . isornoii3s
Tilt! Si nnsl flection for tJircctorS
of lh fRANSI.lN MITlJAl. Rct.trr
SSSOUlSn i'l.f will blilit l lb Hiiuia
oiBM,at JUIililiii'tn ruittV. JAW, a:in,
ima, l IS i'imIi A. M afwSlah luaaimc
t4KkVllar,' Muibr, sud IsiitftHt, sts
. ni.sias.ij, rr
DOWN
LOWER
C'Sl'lt t -TI.SB, S0,
UllTCIinLL, tXAYt
Manufacturers of F1 It. TT f.Vi
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TUB MITCHELL KTANDARI)
A1o Ttir-e-Spnnc Pour-Spring Wni-nrn, nn-l Silc-Sr!nf lUtftvirt.
Th.MITCIIKirVArinrliiM,Srrr1oflhK-i.h..nir,-vcrv l- .tnclc lnt In lit CM).'
tfncttoii anH ma.is by lh brM wt mochinict in ih worl.f, ilie Spring 'ac'n ariS flngirv .
(Mttmrnl nlirvljr KiuraK fr.mllht ) m ( li ).. Ant f"r lh intnf iri,iruf tu W
roikw havt fuiluwi uniurUMd. SmS for tl..ipi i.l lil i.lr iir.M'rin I i.t.
ntTI'llPXI.. I,KVIS Ac ., Ilarlno, VI.
swVslBBS7WSsssssssssB.sBMsjijsssBs SsjrWSjsjsjjssssjttssa,sss
Tt.i - f ana,Ctt-3 rn'r dry
it n s'iri t r -ii mi IK -iftntrf ffr ITHnuliTI -
t i v i-riv.r -tort stsjt , oeM tor hi-
1 tll B irr riirn. n'n rtnlnwrmn II of H'1r
IHsf llD't S( ) Wtirt h"V- . rt t 'I I' i it
nn I tn..r site IP. tir,n r f'-t' .tli-.M.
m)blMf ftm mnniy iJt k l H.n- . nentfja,
I'liDs. irte f if r inaiiti-tfrt m.ot ( ,t
I't.in. W cHtir M'aa. 1l tirVis)g rmI f rlil
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t tor ot n 'iMlnlriMnn ori . ol
llpvl.l SiimI. r, il r "'.1 , 1 1 w ol I -ilo i I .v i'.,
Si.V'icr r.f-nl v, lonit' . Ii , i It'tf l i-n irr.'ii'l
lo th nti.in .ir rir.l. 1,11 i . t -on it n- Iriir i i--tn
rlvrn Iri'lci-'o'l lo .it.) ,it rjon-l.! M
innl, lnioiN.I-,t frnviM ' I. wttln Hi htvlrm
lii' ill ir rot ilium iluljr J!bnl!cntt.l
fur ,ititiiiient lo
8VMA V SV lifU.
I'or , ibi. AilniluiKtt.itils,
dm;
4 I l'f
IINMSTI! TOU'S VoriCI'
S VIKI, h hll i , iliTPreO . Iflfl, l.f At i ..
ill r ft twp., Shv'rr r,i;i.iv. I' tfin'.i , I fv irn
lieen iirsn'f.l .,, nu Irr-L fn-l. all i
fcn tw I i m tliir-iItsi iM-l-ttrr-'l t.i m t)siit9
sit rs. istss t in iMn tn'iril, kfit i(rnni,
w htlo lliiti tmvffiif fl.itm will r-fnl lltoiU
il Jlv iiiitUntirtiiil fir!-tDfit t..
I1I-..N .1. I-VI1 .
Prt. I. As1ii:lnir.ttr.
a in 'mniiinr
DllilUD 10 U'JIUlJsd
Mo nw Y ir, jml ni-enl" w mtir ir In nnU
Irira 11 rr ut ni' Ti-T li. the Hi H n y . Mill
itltnrWitNl I tin, fa f u til ln0 no limit, tnit e til ill
onre I tr trrtt.? rif l i.l nrt h'til ira nl
iir!;i,irM mi i y, anm.wn tty
TIIK Hllll. M'lirip, I'ra.'M il, l "r.imi,
puK ufr Itio fu'l flip ItluMrtitlnnn nn.) ah
itrutet mi if), M.in N cii, l tr fit r.
r irx I ciiritnoliistU'lly nn ! nutli nnn i in
tlntt'iiietmrr.sHvo ut th rUT Inr '! hi irtlit :
ititit. Ilfsvliitt sin ltttm(ti nle. Alnihito
Ijr nllepf)nikiii to mry 'r- hr nful multit
ill tlld Mlt.. I'll" tfrrMt.-.l ! I li.ti-H.I 1 1 IH 0
porlffl umlnrntnn-llnii of "itixl'ii Wnnl.' .I't
this hitttk .ir 1 1 1 1 I T trnf.,.t-, I'rlff s)'t.W.
out in Kith trv ! et rucl 'tmn l.". T.rrlt 't?
m t mindly. I II A V KM. 1 Mill. AM k. 1.(1.,
(I.lmiio.l.) Ml AMi I'ltlU., l a.
FWVATCSALET
J Sr, ttii Mluwln.1 il04rt!i I KpH I t.lf,
wit : A i:ori.siti t vl nl I m l sil iiit hi Ail-
ntnit twp , Siiv.cr p mntv, V , .iittj ml: t
boullfisi.it ul l'iusllllf), ooiilskliiltiK
Jilt Acres.
.1 nr nr to, wLcraun ara erifiH a goal
t ruina
Dwrllinrf llnnue, Sliiblo
.n .! nlli.r niiMi-t li!l,!- .tpM "1 v '.!! w it.- ut
lio iIimjt tin Ivltg v unlit nr I il"l fli I "I
iru'l lro rumiln,: :itnr ftn Ot'- rrm- -l-irii
ftTCi nlllia nlmve I K'"l I '"twr t.. ,.f . tli
i I'linrr rli tr mul In a Innb ft to ol citltlvttlun
't'min. n.v
yt foi Ihar prM-iilM lilre
1 1 A M I-.' t I "IIT'M V.
Nov. ?l, isl. il, r. null HI.' Milr-r c.i.
S0TII YEARM.'
Ilia) uu I i 1 1 v
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f it ill II V -H tT. Tie IS 1 Alt 1'A M.l.hU II A N . ' It,
ISM il" :'"in .r, .i.m, . ii
ism, Um it t. i! '.l i.'-t tin I in...t n i . i.
Ur pi: p. r o i' hhs. Kv -ry mi y tntmin s
m-i!f p irn, 4 I'-i'ir "''"h, wm. njnv r.imif.
liUlll'r llf Hl.-I Al'H'i-'l-sa t'MV't (4 It II
.-mvv.I'Ml t. ll ..( Mi ut St trl. H, '.., v. U i'.
Ihlmnr, Km , M'tknij jinmr In iiii':n mmi
tlflM'l't I'll 'Hll Ittuil'. It t''ii'iil Vl.t'll'S,
rtwiMllrn mi'l t-'t' ut 'if J pvery Iiim In i;ihi-1"H,
titiiltiii Inn ut- inli l-lul i ', f,v,h y h.t
If, if . U I ttsf riM'l M, il U I nnl I I si. A )'-.'
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n r ;i iitf .. K " 7' t", t-t tiitr nl vrr h-
H .mi if Al -a lit '.TlMl tint (I i.''i-r Oitu 1 I'll r. f lit .'
..t'l.r Hifxiili ft uil'l it , Snii'l tl est i in-
Mtiaiil It Ml 1 1 1 1 a M ll ti fill J'ttl 'i tux, lit' fi i , 1 rl
l.ir lt.tiii oi H V h-'li- t ir, jnj.. ctiuvli I K 1.1-;.
si n i v. VI I'
ll.'sN.S I.U I' I 11 l (Ml.. Itir.H.UV. S. II.
j'Kiv.vTr. s.i,n or
REAL E3TAT2.
f JMM. Mtirs .f Miidmit M:iiit!-.
I iiiiM (l i- t lir nt S ilo, Hid r. H I -c
s,rtti.l ikI K-1. i In tit. A riirl In I.i.
111,11 in il 'I i.i. I nl I it- I liiit'i'ln 1'i.ri y t p.
n; l,r I II. I' i. I n ill Ir I I'M I I It rllM.I tin Inl
Inn . ', Hi" Ni'l I t t ) I ii 'l "I Kn mil Mllilli,
I-:,.! l.v inti.i. . ( It'iTt el I. li it, s nil, i.y Lin i
nl iMary Wn. In-, ii nl VVki b; l.iSU li.n.ol
AtbtKl cuuulii'n
i A i i o
mnra or tftN wiili tl.n H.nirtiiiiaii00f, iq
m lit. a l art it ul x 1 1 'i tiiiiry
I'niiue niifi, liniik D.itn.
rt'l nthtr oiitliitliiMnr.", nl-o nn nri-liiiril ot
rbulne Irull, axcell.iul wntpr n- nr tn .! i ir.
V'nr taunt .'IV Kl I.t. WIS .IIINIIMi nl
Mount I'leitantit aiiiin Stitir I'u 1'it . n in
1,1. Any. .1 A i (ill (III.LIhlll', Ml.I'Dol'ur,
miller i'.o. fa.
ieo. 2.', 'Ut.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
m
Iltrto rf ft writ of Ti, Fa lunu
mil if til" I'ullrl i'f t'li'ii'ii iii ni'l. nt
Sn)ilfir I'li'lflr. I.. n I In til'. 'I i r.i'-Ii I wlllli.t
.iniNi.,i in rittnio it', ni iu tJinii'i ii"ii , in
llilil(-iiiiri'.ii
iMondiiy. JimiHit 3 1 1. 13S2.
nt tOnVI'H'k A. M. Ilii' f'illii Inn ilr rlli". ltal
lata, in wit : A c' ft In Ki nf yrn.iii'l .l-intD
III lltn fir lli'lVITtltWIt, )l"lVl'r lltWllMlll,
.ifuta-MliI, t'liniiili-'l Niiriti Iiv .'litiliit hir.i't,
Kim liy I"! nt .1 tini. K i'i'i"tiiiiii, k n ii iiy i,
Alh'V. W,'tt lif lilt nr knritlti-lll l.tft. lunar, c.in.
ta tnlii K OSK IIAI.K ADUt, luura nr Iim,
lmiaill ila arHk'lo i a
li... n:., . II Cnin.i.ii,. Ul.-n
itiinijj tiuii'i'i 'ini'iniii """J't
Kliiltlo.
ml nllmr niitliiillillr.'.
Mi'lcJ ami inkmt in "ti-.'U'lnn in it in be mlil
lha itr.i,..'ily f JOHN I,. HSMP.
a. u....i
BticrlA'a Uflca, MMiliaburu, In.'. 11, 'al.
ii. hi ti.r. ur , finnnu,
A.1
DM I N ISTU ATI) U S NOT KM .
John Aninan, laia nl I'nlun tnrlili., Nny
ilorro , l' ilrs'il, hva baon a ran ail in iha
ubaarlbar. all iartuu lti.lei u.il in Hi aitlil t-a.
lair ara re'iiat-U in uitka Imruaillala pay
in.nt, anil tli'na haying tlaltaa nr di ioamU
aa.ln.t lb a.ia-i nl Ilia aalil daaailant will
Baka knosa lbs .aina. It li'tut 4. In f. In
la V ll' r, niitii.iiv ,
11 M. litb, IMI, Adoilblauator.
DUBLIO
SAf.F, Tlio nndor
L aiitnail, Ailmlnlilratura of lit a.la'a of
nlilralma of lit
.taol Haaror loai
Julia U. Hmlik, lataol Haaror loan.blii, any
a. in ll
il oamail. by ulitu or as nr.
rlrr Uiue l out of Iti Orboi (! urt of elt
ilay, J AN. 14, IHtt, nn Iha praiiiUat. Iht lo low.
,nJ .lawirlhail Kan I K.lala. In wll: A rarl.lu
tra t ol lanil alluala lo t"W.UIp of Haavsr
aloraralil, auntalnliiN ts Af'RKa). unirs or In-.
bnuttilail nrnn ot lann oi uaorK unaor. i.art
bt l.aJ of Paul Hanlar. Hosts ny tauit or lied.
Hlluar. end Wa.l sy lamt Kl - Uroialay,
liiVraniiars a-aotan a lUaillny NOIlgR, UAKM
anil nil ar oulbnildlBiir Satar (lll"a waur
an OKI H AUO or plU)l!S trull. C'iiorrlnl to
Dtar.alaail rahoot .tbl wnpartw will ol
llalv ls .truck off U Iba I'labt.l bUSar alar
i.ar..raao'altvb ft. nt. nfaalS Sav. HaU In aim
Caanoa al 10 o'olotk a ta.oi fatil Oar whin dua
afatSaoea will os alias ssil is ai gala
"J ri.o.aMn..
W. II. H III
Tl W, I sal. A 'islnl 'rtir-.
- i L CO., Hacirt Wis,,
V HEIGHT ft OjrSi
Pl.ATPOHM ). Vki.no WAIiON.
MlO - i J.7 U Dr. J. A. H
n-.n's metliol
. t .,! vl;i,uii th u
'i" Ift m.ll.t. Th."
n l..i I , , 9, rs
M I I li t. , M .rr M.. ,,r.
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r '- Ii. n m n- r,l rnrli I ,'.
- i V'.j'r v N. V :m wi,,,, mi.
v l.,r. I . i. ...I M.lxiiUra :
ft itituiinr, iiar itii tro-f i.n.rr
SSSIS - ,ss
I . Christmas Kit
V1;
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fuhf.l .IwHltTv I . r I ',.
N,im-III.. v . ii I. ml in i
ii I II ' I. , ' lint v'i n ml. v .
lor k mi I ntfrniH. s-ni ut n...
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S ill.lii in. lr. .t, iiiir t I t ' tr llsnriitp
Sfiwl r I'l.illilv, I n , urn- t").h. , ,t lliti m
llrrMtff I . .Ml frii ti k . . -w ! tt tli Mn-.' rs)
I r.!i i, i t i ptil h 1. 1 :; ! s- n .. lr In-fit :
dl 'o i j ti r i. I'... h! v in 4 -iutii t n ill
i".-'ui Liirxn iir suaicn. 11 tit
Is. K. II A1M-1.
AtU l". . .(! l..r,
Public Sale
1
MIT. en l. 1 -ii.ii ed. Ilveenl.ir nf ItH
In.l iil itl I 1 o.i.in.ui.t nl I'Klhirlni
.siiIiimi ip. l no oi i:.M' r i mi, hi., n.ir
'iiif.lv, r.i, il'i iil, wmi .1 H- i,t I'u.illj
sle, nn Hi" .ri-'n 1 in I n.'i-ir (. 0 1
S.ttii,l.V, l 2Hii. MSI.
ihn 'Minvln ;.r. 'rl. 1 t:.. 'iiii'it. 1 1 wit
a il IM I.I 1 1' lK i.U II . II lilttK In 1114
ttiwn nl A iluiniit.il iiliirv.l.l, Imunilail t'.t
tv lOlll'Irnl il.li'. hHri. Nnrlli l.v 111 A 1 1 r j
M-.t.tti t.jr 1'iiitl" l:..i.l. mii'I Ut-t i'V vinr. f
in v in ll. nr. r i-n h.i il . i, it , n huraun ard
orn.'ibil K'Ki'l -.l'l,m h i i r.lo I
1 l until I louse,
oiliili It a l.'N n.l ill., r mill ,nl,lliir, n..i
l rlnt nl w iht in hi mi 'l.iir with utt in.ii..'rnt
irill4 llmli.0 Ii lit Irn, s.i. Al. Ki t
Tl.t'tl l.oli
tllMiin In Hie r. i m i Hi, tun ii uf Ail inil'
I ii t k ul'in'-.iiil. A I.- j
I .('Vifl
tn.irttor lr., f Uu ,io In 'I iv?r t'vri'ii, in
I. '4 i ft.il-i nl i'l'tiv it :i,ii A1i. it Ir ,--t nf
U n mi, I Mi ..in mi it. Hi-, t.,,. ,1,., mum.
.il l. n I I Ml ir'M liy l i'il uf Mlnliinl W.
nn.l, K..I ml ', !; Iinl nf ',i ll ru-r,
urn UU t) l..n,. . I t.rv Korn. .unl lining
;i a
'r It --it i-"i 'i. nt l;t : X. M. st lil
.iiv Hii ii.i ni tiiii-,, t ,'i. . H.ii i.o iilrvn an-l
lit iii4 I - i.o iii.i ie biinvru t'r
I.. It. mmf.
Poo. IV lt. Ctni'uior.
: TAYLOR
it.i w.iti: r., ni:w vomit.
Tho tilii'ct, tiiccl and best goddj mails.
Cusrantccil purL', superior in ipmlity and
sly!'! of M biT to any lirand in ths
woild l'.ikci Ur f;iuiililjr to da the
ntno miiI.. Ask your grocer for it, and
linve no other.
Sheriff's Sale
B,y.
vil .iH' of Ii wi it of Vein!
IU.
1 i ., .1
il nl l!.- I '.i I- nl I '
nil ! 11 ii tit
.1. t
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i. I t I'l jr
Ttl'.l Will bl Cl
i -uli nn ti.ij ;.i in t.-N
sMtiinli. .Iiti 2n l ls-',
lit "'. I .'k . m., t'i.' ftill itVtiit; r- ti-jij'iril iitrni
l-.stn't rl : Ai ' t'.tt i li'l 't tt l l.i l stiUMl, .il
V, -I r ,y t" ' i I. 'i', M.y.i. r s-.tin v. I'm . I uu
!. I N irf'i hi. I .it ti.i UihIk of Hi I'm i it K'ni"
ll.tTl . Mill li I T lifl'l Ut .lolilt (I'll. tit. ttnt(
W iMi I l.i Hit J A ii lf,iw H- tm ol ur, c ntiluiu
Xiimty .rrcfl,
in 're itr1' ll ri"iinepr cii'.l ft
Pwcllin? s'iniBo, lnrn
unit otlirr niiitiMiMitit!. .
Mi i ti n. tail. i ii tti sr 1 1 ! n a I n l m1 1
an liitj uriitiKiiy of .htsKl'll IKI.Nt;r.
. I lil.l Nilf- H. SlurlfTj
Shi-rir.'si Hlhro, Ml.liil. 1-urt', I.',
VALUABLE FAUH
AL
Private Sale,
flMir. follow ii viiliiiil.ln Kriil v.m
I il l iitlirnl ai irlvnia tla an I ini.,t bS
1
tnld l All ll-ut rarlaiti i
iirrruaua tenauieul, SD.I
Tract of l.nnd
Irlnir In I't lnn lnanrliln. SnTilar loiiflir.
I l".ui...il auriu by Inn j nl mum lllii.k
1..I l.w il. v I... i.i I'nrl I rnvnrfnr. Kn nh
- - . ". 7 . . .. . ,
t.v lan.lii nl .liirnli ll iiill anil It'll la I.i
im', ar'i
l.-il by luU'ii nl w. ir. nai rui'i nun, buoiaiu.
Ono noilrcd Acrtfl.
mnranr If", nf ahlrh aimut 15 sorai III oti
tluikar. Tbaio Ii a itobil Ursa
I mi nk ll iro
on tti prrmlai iiirda trait traaJ, and a flnrf
lnua nf walat.
t'ot lartni so. whloh lit t a aay apply to
t'MOM NAT. nNK, ,
I.awUlmrir. fa.'
Of M. I.. M( Hll(IHv
, Now Barlln Fs.
Sapi.M.'at. tr.
tX HOI! TO US' NOTICK
X il ailan tattamamarr no lbs sf
,1'iilah lliilf.laia nl Wa-blnsnin twp. riyilar
IJo. fa., ilea'il, bavo ttai a uranlal in I hi" OS tar
lanO'l. All uartHina knuwliiif Ibamaalfaa la-
dalitail loaabl ait4ia will niS'ta imika I mm ail I-'
daiitad loaaiti ait4ia kiu iiiO'ta imika innaui-'
alt i.ytueol wlilla ihoa barlurf olalnn aiiali
alii attaia Wilt firaanl tliam Inr aatlTaii anl Is
rft.ian ii ninitri.
. . , . esaiuiiir iu rr.
Ko. 10, lssl, Kaat'Slora,
lOir.HAIslSs
fPIlK nmlxraitfiied fiiTnia for nit
L aaaaral Rlmnladtlaiiaillan f haap-Sna.la j
uxk. for vriaa fea. sail au oraMi.i.s
J, lv.ksxmOs
i--:i.uu.i;.n;:jt v iZ
e-W l-iwh K
I 0 Caci P 3
. .A.H-mli ...
tae. I Vsi.lf. mrPtSTStsti'dt u.,
i ....
Obun'jr 8itptstutti)denwtor oe. trial'' ,
Dec. 181.'
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