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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-01
.NAro COUNTRY.

.N AND CO6N IhY.
n Chesnutt's Dress Goods. p.3.
les Kate, Ella, and Emma Stet-
ployees in the Danville Asy-
burned home on Friday.
IS. Il L. Railroad company in
hitting four iron spans in the
krove bridge.
lave several hundred old news
at the printing Office which
sell at five cents per dozen.
Bowersox brought n lot of
k,t-burrs to our Office on
h which had yielded seven
eveloped chestnuts each.
p.-A pocket-book at Kratz-
Pa. Owner can have same by
on A. A. Hummel, Kratzer-
bd describing property.
reported that the standard
Spany will drill for gas in Perry
and that they are drilling in
N county, not far from Luck
htion west of Harrisburg.
sneak-thief stole n large ham
DR.. Orwig's smoke house on
night and n lot of corn out
". Shindels crib. Johnny
r gun, get your gun.
f.. C.. Aurand is supplied
hew stock of winter hats and
hilliner goods just received
NV York and Philadelphia. Call
convinced that you can make
b.
Hoffa, the Democratic can
for Senator in this district
b us last week. The Judge
old gentleman in every re-
Politically, however, he is off.
people think that Alex.
editor of the Philadelphia
an Independent republican
y bit his editorials as such.
Y &tout rs near n republican as
ndfngham was an Abolitionist.
b1net pulled out of it's station,
>ere out west, recently, and
Ing this way at the rate of six
miles daily. If it doen't
Ie track, collide, or burst its
he may expect to see it with
weeks from this date.
al E.-Will be sold at privat
be Top bugg y as goodas new
Ugh. The above are for sale
b account that the undersign-
10 use for them. Terms cash.
j. TRANsUE,
SS. CIV. Mcclure, Pa.
barn from Mr.. Henry Del
at he will mt once rebuild the
that was blown up to-day-a-
he will have three years
work saving up the lum-
he $50 acre tract of land on
he mill is located. 1t is
by him and Mr.. Singley
; purchased at a great bar
title waif that was left on
step of our neighbor, John
Is traced after n little time
gineer by name of Jett. Its
name is Alexander. We
med by n Purdytowner that
ler, whose maternal instinct
as usual in all these cases,
secured the little one and
th her now in Purdytown,
|use Of Mr.. Malick.-Sun-
hrS.
b Showers, the condemned
in Lebanon jail, is showing
(ns of insanity. He has be-
siecrepid and emaciated as
70 be able to stand. He sent
counsel, Colonel Settler,
morning, and when he
10 his cell he informed him
rge body of men were con
front of his cell at night
break in to hang him.
added that he could not
fest on account of the con
frible fear lest they should
He had written to Cover
Eer and the Board of Par
pit it, butt was not stopped.
ght the Colonel to save him
e imaginary lynchers. He
ntly a prey to apparently
Pallucinations and frequen-
cries of fear and fright
: and day.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20
Buok,en 6 AFRICA Salve.

The Best 5alyeln the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and al Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, OF nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refundr
ed. Price - cents per box. For sale by.
DE- 4, Nj Matthias
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

The experience OF the farmers ware
house companies at DeSmet in King
bury county, at Eeyjlle, Grant county.
" ooncocEet &anborn comfy, Airing
ton kingsbury county. and many other
places in the Territory, demonstrates
that farmers have and can make
money 10y handling theirown products.
We propose building large enough so
as to be ale to buy all grain offered
The farmers house at Woou socket
has ! q many slurs thrown 1t thea
because they did not buy Of everybody:
the reason they did NOT was: lack Of
storage capacity. Yet they made q
large per cent ON the small amount
handel
Last year we and some OF you
howltd and cursed because the II. r.
company would not give us q building
site. his spring they say 10 Us "N,.cn
can rave aisle if you win pat Up q
good house, withscapacity enough to
handle tie grain promptly, so our cars
will not be delayed. Wake up friends:
take snare ortwo. and come 10 The
meetir@ at Alpena, Saturday, the 28th
inst. Il 3l2, n. Come at 3 O'clock
not foel O'Clock, for we have lots Of
business to do.
J ours, for Il Ware House
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20
NOTICE


There Will hoa Democratic conven-
ton held at Washington Springs on
/ " ednesday, April 25th 1883, for the
/ purpose Of electiDs four delegates
to attend the Territorial Convention
TO he held at Watertown, Dakota, We'd
pesday May 2nd IS. This Convention
IS held tor the purpose OF selecting
Two delegates and two aIternates to
1 represent tile Territory OF Dakota in
tine National Conl ention called, to be
held al ST. Louis, June Ssh '88. Each
township is entitled to delegates as
follows, and members OF the central
committee viii please see that
caucuses are held in their respective
townships.
Alpena 3, ANNA 2, Blaine 8. Cherry
J. Crow Lake 3. Crow 9. Dale 2. Frank
liz j. Harmony 2, Logan 3. Media /,
Marian 2. i}lca9alt2, Viola 9, Y, essing-
ton Springs2 2. James r. Dalton,
Cham. Dem. Cent Com.
TO STOCK BREEDERS.
" G will be at S. s. l'oore's every
Monday afternoon, at c. r. Nelson's
Monday night and Tuesday forenoon,
in ANNA township. and at VI. N. Hills
from "Wednesday noon until Thursday
noon Cherry township and at Henry
kniemem 5 Thursday night and Friday
in franklin township, and at " essiDg-
ton Springs Saturday afternoons. We
claim 10 have the best bred, the best
color Sad the best disposition grade
draft horse in the county. and solicit a
liberal patronage Terms $1,000 to in
sure. II. A. Cummings. s. Co.
Brace UP.
louare feeling depressed, your up
petite is poor YOU are bothered with
Headache. you are ljagety. nervous,
and generally ell out Of sorts, and
want to brace UP. Brace up. but not
with 8timulants, spring medicine. Or
bitter5, which has for their basis cheap
bad whisky, and which stimulate YOU
Ter al hour. and then leaves Won in
worse condition than before What
you want is an Alternative that viii
purify your blood, start healthy action
on Liver and Kidneys, restore Your
Nitality, and give renewed health and
strength. such a medicine You will
find in Electric BitterS and ONLY 50
cents a bottle at A. NJ. Matthias Drug
Store.
The Second National Anti-Sa!oon
republican conference convened in
New Iorlz city this week. This is 3
movement among The lifelong reput-
leans who believe that the time has
come to make a united effort against
the giant Cyl. CT intemperance. The
republican party cannot live forever
upon It's past c0nque>ts, it must have
some new and living issue to enihuse
it with life and furnish some rally:Dg
point foT the masses. The National
republican party has chance to ,yln
larrels as great as those Of the Sixties
it it will endorse the principles Of Che
Anti~Salo0n republicans, and unless il
does, defeat is just as certain this fail
Is il is certain than it viii have A
candidate in The field. Unless the G.
Q. J. endorses prohibition unonati-
iiedly, we predict it has elected its last
president.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20
CONTEST NOIICE.

M 0TICE or CONTEST. TINTED States Land
~ Giiice at Mitchell, d. T. March 2G. 1888.
iompluiit having been entered at this office
oE William II Sll'llt@, OF Jerauld county against
llLllh L lcAl.> -.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

-lIerding-l will take a limited
number OF cattle so herd for the season
at my farm at Stock. The grass is IN
e2ua1led: the supply Of water Tor the
herd, from ineNhaust&5le springs.
Bulls and salt free. Price $500
Liberal deductions 1or big lunches.
Call on or address ct Stock, Jerauld
county, Dakota
293tf Z. j. Dean
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

Fegg's CherryCough Syrup.
is the only medicine that acts direct
ly On the Lungs Blood ard Bowels. it
relieves a cough Instantly and in time
effects permanent cure.
Oct ioS N 4. VI. Matthias Druggist.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30
NeWhOpe.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, g
daughter, weight II pounds. How i:
that for Newhope?
The necktie social at A. IL. Hubbard's
last Saturday was a success, a large
number of people being present Lhe
neckties were sold at auction.
Mrs. Remde win move on to the east
end Of her place this spring in order to
be located more nearly in the center
of her claims.
G. q. Miner and r. F. Smith sent to
Illinois for a trio Of Plymouth Rock
fowls. They arrived safely at Mans
field Sunday and prove TO be very fine,
Last week the teacher and scholars
of No. 5 visited the Delano school
taught by Miss Allen, formerly New
hope teacher. A fine time was reported.
Mr. o. Hofmaster visited friends in
south NeRhope last week. He cor
templates putting up q large black
smith shop at Mansfield soon-iust
what Mansfield needs.
Mr.. Williams was home from Warner
Sunday. He talks Of leaving Dakota,
but his neighbors try to talk him ont of
It. We regret very much to lose him
as q neighbor, but hope the place will
not be vacant long.
James Wentworth and a Mr.. Moran,
from Minnesota, viii start q herd on
the west side Of Snake Greek. They
have already several bundled head of
cattle engaged and expect to get 4 LOT
more. Those who have no pasture en-
closed will be delighted with this an.
rangement, as every one is tired of
stalking out.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30
ANTI-LTCENSE
A County Law and Order League Fully
Organized.

A meeting Of the AMI License assocIa-
ton previously called BY order Of the
president and secretary, met al the
office OF c. \. Bis, att pm. Saturday.
The meeting was called to order by
Hon. =. II. Fletcher, who made remarks
relative to III" .uteyo~lolia and order.
lie WAS followed BY Kew. 4. W. Uairc,
who spoke fo.clJly upon the duty of
enforcing til" local option law.
1t was moved by q. N Lyon, of Col
ulubia, that the meeting proceed TO
organize a Brown county law and order
league with AcaJluarlcr, at Aberdeen.
The motion prevailed and the following
gentlemen were elected officers Of the
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30

Pare Saskatchewan seed wheat for
sale. O. a. SWANSON.
Good hard seed wheat for sale for
cash. JULUIs HIssE
/ have just received a fine lot Of
pneumatic stoves. G. L. SEAMAN.
WANTED-A good girl for general
homework. Inquire at Warner house,
Some good, young. brood mares and
one stallion for sale on reasonable
terms. JsW COOK
For the next ten days / will sell
ground feed at $Is. 90 per ton at Warner
feed mill. Nv. ID. FISHER.
For SALE Two horses, CHEAP Must
be sold. Ct N. THOMAS.
T. X. WINS viii buy potatoes during
the next week only; he will pay the
highest market price.
FoR SAIE-Fuir draft horses, weight
$500 Tor cash ot part cash and long time
81 balance Inquire at the III r, Kidd
farm.
FoR SALE-Store building, 2oxSa feet,
with addition and good living Epoms
upstairs JoHN HUskBy.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30
Farmers Alliance.
WARNER, MARCH 2

WARNER, MARCH q, 1888.
Meeting called to order by Presiden
Swanson. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved,
Secretary j. w. Gates resigned anc
A. L. Kingston was elected secretary
Ex-seCretaty Cites was thanked by
the alliance,
Lecturer Cook addressed tie alliance
as to farmers shipping their own wheat
He thought that a saving of30 cents pei
bushel could be made by farmers ship,
ping their wheat direct to Europe. He
also said that as far as he could learn
by inquiries made that local hail insur.
ance companies were not = good thing,
but that local live stock insurance com.
panies were much preferable.
VIM. Rehfeld was Of the same opinion
and thought that Brown county was
enough territory o rsuch an insurance
company.
The following delegates were elected
to attend the County Alliance at Aber-
deem March 31st: j. B. Saunders, j. c..
Townsend, Swan}Nelson, o A. Swan
son and Y. Bosley.
j. w. Cook, J. W. Gard and Eugene
Horning were appointed a committee
TO distribute contributions among the
hail sufferers and to use the money
donated to buy seed wheat.
The committee appointed two weeks
agd to solicit aid for hail sufferers has
so far reported the following contribu-
tlons; Wheat, 800 bushels; oats, 1894;
BIZ corn, 25i lax, 81; potatoes, 28;
rye, 2; beets, Il beans, A quarts; meat,
pounds; cash, $1,000.
The secretary took a list of those
wishing to order twine throughth the al
lance and the amount desired BY
each. Total amount. of Irvine order
CTS pounds. Next meeting to be
leld April I'd. Adjourned.
a. l., KINGSTON, Sec.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30
ROndelI.

Miss Clara Olson il sick with the
measels
Sunday school will reopen APP / list.
All are invited.
Miss Lulu Faitbank is seriously in
at A. y Aliens.
Mr., Dayton'a children have recovered
from their recent illness.
Among the late arrivals we notice
. son Ut Henry Bunker, ar., and lis
yonng bride,
Mrs. Fairbank arrived from Spring
Valley yesterday morning ii response
to = telegram a~nouncing her daughters
The Farmers Alliaaee held 4 sacoess-
full meAting at Rsnaell ia saturday
last, Eeyenkeen active members are
how enrolled PatLANpER.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30
seeacorn.

Ihaye achoioe lot 81 King Philip seed
corn for saln aE % per bnshel; said
corn was raised and matured for 1--we
yearS III succession ii Brown county,
OAK WIN, REHFElD,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30

Khase been appointed agent for tho
IF n q of Plankinion Das Tor
town. f2l and l2a. AiIpartias Wishing
protection Ia the best company i'd az.
lstance will doweil to waltuntil + see.
them, II q HANSON.
Warner. OAK,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30

g. M. Roy come down On Iant
business TacSdaF.


G. ~, Roy come down On land
basiapss EaeAday
Dir " B~1aranan wa home from
Aberdeen Monday and Tuesday
Miss Mary nosfamaa aud Maggie
Lyon visited friends ID Aberdeen isis
week
M. n Evans feiukned from Minnesota
Ilaa Sunday and reports deep snow
there,
stephen eanlon arfiyed from Canada
|FridAg evening and Il visiting his byolh.
Ter james SeaQlan
Af. Nintesbottom rpached here
Kan last Fnaay and viii Nls,g
WIN hlFsan Fred NinterbotfonS
School eloSSt sst
xulnlnz le nFo
ia Ae nanstXsfss
NA 0E.
<i b
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-30
SUNBEAMS,


ras;5amoo H., ~ ''''''"S
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- -Ill'' W." 'y.''.' MS once
-.
PI"'''' "''' "''" raging on
~ '1s'' no''' I'LL" west "*'' "''".
" '''01 ''>"'" MS 'P''"s'
Aa eliort Is beng made to establish
= sehool al Mansfield, on the county
me
~ COOK was called TO Mrlletle
ss1er"t tunes this week to attend
patIeu'S'
n, l. Gilbert, Stephen Weeks and
: ho''gno attended the G. A. r.
encamPmont at KedaeId.
Warner is getting to the front, and
don't you permit acknowledge of the fact
- escape your memory
N D, Fisher c~ontempIates erecting
{ ten,horso'powcr wind mill to fur
tish motion power for his mill,
II II. Willis returned from Milwaukee
sunday horninge lie purchased a
large stockof groceries while in st Paul.
II. Willis will shortly commence
the erection of O store building and
residence, and thus the GOOD work e
en-
tt wouIdb De a good idea for the vii.
iage to Incorporate under the general
laws Of the territory. 1t will be large
enough within two months.
It'd yoa contemplate making 4 loan
cali on Geo. b. Coe, Drake block Aber-
deem, ana Zee what he offers. He can
rive very satisfactory terms
Iedbesnq nsv !, nm onohor r.u,.
dog iu Warner. Ono 81 ON citizens
has list paid $40 for the privilege Of
killing 4 twenty five cent DUB.
4 b,,sinoss .,,,
Xis 4 corras...di,r ,n;th y SS
eri MA 49, ".'l
probably pay us a.yisit after seeding
1f lie comes he viii surely stay.
say Caok savefbay. baea ~.
ipaairtes for waraar lofs dsriaa ~
sst tsrea gSsole fbs s1.iaa nv
ionsf limo ~ hss bas, ~,
miami three vaays
ev ,bnrgb ~ onnofa+,d .a.3 IS
1883 N arbor dav for tba so.t;aa
pakaa south " tbe 49tb standayd nav,
allel of latitude. and Nav 5fb az ibat
aftion NORTH III tba47tb narallo1
4m Minnaseea g:,b sars..,
hold Goods. Hewfl bntld Al h;s hono
stead one.balfmilo so,,th u
m
sontaias $500 IL fs,S "eeA
tAa ,sp hiussta'
v,,l. NY wv uit11iru y
o,Iers = \ euErei
NM t,sg 800 f@lpiy shusssorang e
= e4anoSaal storm came on the
~2sn ma goth y the form Of quite i
vs., 'ulss incaes q
81 ne sA'hei was warm
10y nilcn. NOW orr
as "ih peg'n z nrst
q & Holland has purchased tie
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Importation of Lead Ores.

There was imported during the calan- der year 1857 from MrxicO, ;hrnugh the Fl P4so custom house, over 45,OOO tons of so-cBlled silver ore. UsaTly all Of which carried more or less lead. The average value O. the silver m this ore was about S64 per ton. B-t notwlth- stsnnIpR the large Emsunt of lead iD the ore it was all cls-sed ss silver ore, under the clause of the tsriH law wh cb requires the ore 10 be classed according 70 ths relative vslue Of the siiver and lead it conta'nz. II the value of The lead ID the ore exceeds the value of the silver, 1t k clsssed Rs lead ore and pay E duty of lIs cents per pound of ore. S30 per ton, or about S6O0 p COT load II the value of the silver exceeds the value of Ire lead. the "re is chased as -Iiver ore eud entered free of duty.
 Nearly sll ,hs ors from VI, xico carries ie q, usually from l2 tu 30 per cent, some time 6D ger cent or m Ts, propsbly aver aging abou 9 per cent, or 5OO pounds oi lead per ton of ore. In estimating the comparative value of the lead and silver the value in the country from which the ore comes must bs taken. Az n matter If fact lead ore is almost worth less in M,xico, hut at the custom h0us- 1t Is Teckoned two cents per pound Thi- would make the sveTGe value of ihe lead in the ore Sl0 per t'D, gs Hgsiass an average value of S6i for the silver Even wi co per cent of lead the valre IS only : f per ton. r. i7 ssidcm ths, ore is imported here that ru-s than less S30 per too in silver. SO thsr even the ore 2 hat ia richest in lead and poorest ID sIlvrr mu i', under the law, be classed as silver ore.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
An Overland Traveller.

Monday evening sbOu, o'clock, a man giving his name as c. u. Smith, and wbo was dnvlng sn old bronco pony attach ed to 6 tvo-vheel oHrt, halted m tEe streets of Fsyeite and epquired for the marshal, saying he was peddlipg soap. In conversation with an Advertiser re- porter this man Smith said be left ths state of California 75 miles this side of san DIego, January 13, 1888, and had come every foot of the wRy by overland i; that for 400 miles he rode the pony, carrying 400 pounds. including bis own weight; thst at one time for three and snoi her time for four days he was in the great desert without thing to eat save a sack of corn meal, upon which himself and pony lived during that time; that ID AriZ1ns be was caught m a blizzard aud he and bis pony laid along side "A huge rock for two days; that they crossed the Rio Grsnde on 8 railroad bridge hy means Of two plsnks l4 feet lorg spd l6 inches vide-the bridge Is 75 yards ID length and when the pony would walk to the end of one pink be would plsoe ihe other in front of be-. He ssys the pony hrs sll her life been used as ps-k nony in the Calico mines of the gold state. He says that be purchased bis cart in Kansas and has regretted it ever since, for the pony can carry her load easier than she can draw the cart. Smith ssvs he is going to Willizmsport. Pa. He DOS sesses letters from the officials at Rio Grsnde bridge sustaining his story. He is sgood fRlker snd we'll posted concern ing the country over which h. has travel ed. Good luck to Smi b and his pony Fsyette (Mo.) Advertiser
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Gardening near ID inning.
(El Paso TnbaneJ

Lindaurer, WoIm5er & On. recently decided to make sn experimental gar den near Demisg sud have eIpsnded about g. 500 Tn getting Il started. ' hey enclosed soout three acres of land a mile east of Deming with a rabbit pro of fence, dug 6 well. made a large adobe tank and lad about a thousand feet of two sod three inch pipe over the land SO ss Co dIstribcte the water without loss. Ou this tract there has been planted sbout 800 fruit and ornamental tres s, 3 900 grape vines spd large number of strawberry, blackberry sDd raspberry plants, Around the garden and next tO the fence has been plsntsd hedge of ossRe orange and everything IS ID splen did condition. 1here IS A large variety of fruIt trees, inc uding iS, peach. pear, plumb, quInce, cherry and appl- trees and all are beginning to pUt'orth leaves though they nave been planted but Q few week.. The RTsTe vines gre slower sbou. starting and Only 8 few have leaves of any size ont. The water 70 ir- rizste the g1rdeo is pumped from a we'll sboui 45 feet m depth b lar e windmill which operates two pumrs. The water is now pumped directly in ts the irrigstIng ltches because the tank is not quite complete. Everything hss been done ID 8 hurry aud cons quently at a gres.er expebs than would necss- ssrily be involved in iprspsriDg a siDl- lar tract if there was DO hurry about if. Tbis experiment hss been made to show the capabilities ef the coun -ry surround ing DrmIng. where plenty of water for purposes csn be obtained at a depth of from s 10 90 feet.
 Whist can be dohe near Deming, can be dooe twice as well in the Rio Grsnde valley near Fl Paso. We have better and cheaper ir ligstipg facilities and our climste is more genial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
The "Pale Faces.

This is the generic deeIgnstion of the
 white race bestoged by cur copper colored brother. the noble savage" The Caucasian, though many shades hghter, IS not necessarily psllid. But when hls cuticle has the psrchmen,-c' lored tin,, aud bic cheeks the hollovDess indicative of want of bodily stsmins, he well de. serves the sppellstion of ''psle face r These facial indications should suggest & course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, sn acknowledged rehabilitation of a fsil- ing strength and renewer of bodily sub stance. It is is derived exclusively from botanic sources-is pure and efficient Its invigorstinR action IS prompt. thor oush and speedily felt. Can the like be said of most tonics? Scercely. Appe- tite, ss we'll ss the sbIlIty to satisfy it without subsequent discomfort, is re- newed by it, and it effectuslly tones the liver and bowels. It fortifes the system against malaria and rheumsti' m. and remedies nervousness and kidney com plsints.