Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-06-10

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TRtDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1889
,pvERrizr, r,-vsnuc.ctrrers. Merchant, M.-hanics
n Puhlir officers in CITY aud Country f"nl>i ,,
FL who wish buy scll-w"ud do "'l T." sihl'y ti ~
columns of the LsiDis-,r- C'''r'i1i7 Nhch "' = .'
sri Increasing circulation in orhiin',n'iN ti'tn- a
ir proportior Of active solvent producers consumers
aud dealers, eny in the state
rr See New advertisements.
narAt the annua! meeting of the men,
bers of the Lcwisburg Cemetery corpora
tion, held on Monday last, the following
were elected Officers for one year:
prpSidcnt-GEoRsE +. MILLrR.
Managers-ThomaS Hayes, Eli Sliter, m.
Cameron. Jos VI. Nesbit, John Walls Solomon
Rlue- John Gundy.
ren.Sa,urday night or Sunday morning
last, there was quite a frost, which badly
upped beans, melons, vines, aud some
corn and potatoes in our section, but little
or none was destroyed. On the Juniata
it was quite destructive. Further North
aud West, it was more severe, aud less at
the East.
sG-The School Directors of Lewisburg
have purchased from the Armstrong Es-
tate, two lots Of ground, corner of South
Fourth and Catharine streets, for the sum
Of $1,000, and have paid down 5000.
Their design is to locate in that expand
ing part Of the town, another Public
School House, as soon as practicable, and
thus stop the heavy rents they are now
paying. This they do after having main
tlined ten schools for six months.
nn-Some think this a very cold June,
thus far. 1t is-but there has been one
worse. A No. Of our venerable friend
Tie Union printed at New Berlin, Satur-
day, June 8, lSlG, has only the two fol-
lowing original Items:
"Hl Storm.-Much damage was done in
this county on Tuesday last by Hail; not less
Than 1000 acres of Wheat and Rye have been
ioally destroyed: In the vicinity Of Swine
fori>town,it was, generally a> large as hens
ege-higher up the country pieces have been
found which measured inches in diameter.
Saorc.-0n Thursday last a Snow fell in
The upper end of this counry which MAKE the
hills appear as white as they generally are IN
tue middle Of winter"
Tuesday the 4th and Thursday the 9Th
June, lSlG, were decidedly frigid in this
region.
BrRGLARY-Early on Wednesday eve
ning last, the Jewelry store of Al Il Bower,
on Market St. i'll Lewi>burg, was entered
while be was temporarily absent, and two
watches, and some other valuable articles
were distracted Suspicion was fastened
upon young man, not long resident of
our town, aud several persons made up a
volunteer police who arrested him and
confronted him with proof of his guilt,
when be confessed, returned the property,
aud on bended knee prayed God for for
.veness For the sake of his Young wife !
aud parents, they did not bud him over
TO suffer for his Ii; is hoped first crime.
Da-The Vice Regent Of the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association of Penusylva
MA, has appointed Mrs. Sarah II. Hayes,
Of Lewisburg, to be the lady Manager for
the county of Union. The object of the |
association, as is we'll known. is to raise
funds to purchase the estate of Mount
Vernon, en-. .bracing the tomb of " ashiug-
ton. Contributions, Of whatever amount,
sent to Mrs. Hayes, will be Immediately
acknowledged, and every person by whom
one dollar towards this sum is paid, be-
comes thereby permanent member of the
and is inscribed as such in
record which will bo preserved at Mount
Vernon.