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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24
FOR RENT-R00MS.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Tor KFNT-A wei furnished front room with
gentlemen only l0s Waco ave io6.
IIOR RENT-Ihe most comfortable aud centraliy
i located furnished rooms can b. found a ~
and ~ y Main st knquLe room j., K02ns rented
single or en- s1it4, by the day, week 9r month
I06-
I,OR RENT-Furnishef rooms FOR rent; ground
II floor. front and back entrance desirabis locs,
ton two blocks from business Enquire y . =
Hoagson. 5Jz Last Douglas. az *
NOR RENT-Furnished rooms in a very desirable
L location. 615 North Lawrence ave. oi5' 81
NOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front room With
Il board, IL new brick house Oh SoTska near g u
tral: gas. bath and furnace heat. Also a few day
boarders wanted ESS
TOR RENT-Elsgaut. clean. nice rooms facing
r the street. with ali the modern eoovenlsnoes
AZ low rent. ia The brick 81 BoGR a. ave corner
Topeka, Apply 70 DR.. Furley, room u tie D1ild-
T-0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. renovated. EewtT fzs-
II uishsd 0ttiee aud sleeping rooms a. ti5n % az
per week. GancoIfo Hotel. ogilding entraEee - y
Main 81. 49,
i ventilation. IN the >e6gviek. a. low ~ =. Tsr
month. Apply az Office 10. 80, second ao5F. =.
Collins agent. @-1
FOB REET-RESIDEHOES
T-7JE FEsT-1 ne7r house ., Eve roo1as vita or
II acre q ground. Il ButIer q Fi.heTs a1ost4ol.
a. s. pr month Rom J. over ~ ; s.aln- -
TOR REST-A SIX room house with eel ar fsnsced
oltn1ld3axs. nice blue Ersss yard vet iasat@G
WIZ rent chesD 70 rss,o3-isie ge1fses - 49,
keep preElisez Ia repair. address 4 y CARER 50
z. I'D =
U-oR REST-An eight ro7za dwelling so1,s 49,
II ttors. Gre block - street cars. E9Jf N-t<Anoi-
hood. J Z. Coaltsr. rooE1 "a sedswar2 alocs-
I,7F REET-Te.a, s,eeaat rssissses. - S1EA
i I.zr-sacc. IaqVsFe a. &zaaAtzs-E Hoo
I-cR REET-R@.it~ros czts II EsS hzilf itE CT
i Ter North In ,ssfla ave.1e zoo Pa FiTefi -
haTtIg fG1r rooms private bal nstD go 80
coal bia. etc 80 two are store - st-s -
d. ezCt Erare % 5szslza1E~ ArSY - .s-lsE
Fr--sc-1a CT = y Hfra- n y 3T1k Szss = CT -
I,OR REET-A god bFlcK cTeGiny 80 s~Tsz
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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Clearl lots In north part Of the
II city Tor choice residence lots: will pay difference
IN cash. Wiz paw cash for equities in western iand
We have several bargains on North Main street and
acre Property Hite Real Estate Exchange. 2sS
NOEtl NAN
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

t'OR TRADE-Nillage property I'm Sesigwick 90
Il and a threshing machine Tor n house In NishIt.
y. +. Niederlander. lbs
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24
MISS EFFIE E CAVE.
ROGERS,

The Photographed Pictures in all sizes and styles.
He also carries tho finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

ITO EXCHANGE--CAolce improved Wichita
4 property for farm also want merrhandise
all kinds; horses, cattle farm implements. buggteS
rancho. VIII trade clear lots some money or Eslxs
rent Tor good piaac. Give fun particulars Aadr.~s
Farmer care carrier No $ Wichita Kan HA;f
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24
wichita Grain Market.

NOte-The commission on hoSs VIII oe - per
hereafter.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

w ASTED-A F.arty 70 take para % car 70 Colo
w rado Cal a. leti North Lawrence. or ~ south
Ere c}g4 80
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

All persons holding a receipt for key or keys and
also having in their poss sOn the keys represented
by the receipt obt aimed from NJ NJ Murdoch, late
postmaster will report the same to the postmaster,
who desires to make up list Of the same. The re-
ceipt must accompany the key. 101 lot
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

IyOR REET-TEat elegant rsal1saoe. - A1-fA
/ Lz--sacc. Iaqvsss a. &zaAA.2s-sa Hoe
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

J. Oliver is a candidate for councilman from
the Fourth ward. l4
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24
FOB RENT-REsIDEEOES

TOR REST-An eight ros7Tz dwelling nozss eat
r tYru. ore bIoos - street cars ggyf Es5s2pof-
hood J Z Coaltsf. rOCEa ~ sedsswac. osocs-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24

w ANTED-To lend money IA pet cent on farms
w and improved central city property long
time a. per cent and q reasonable commission No
delay where the title Is good. J. l.. Humphrey ~
Son. t=.-xf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO. KANsAS&
NEBRASKA R'Y.
IRock Island Route

Flegantfree reclining chair cars on all trains ana
Pullman sleepers night trains. Tickets sold ana
baggage checked through all points nor h, south
east and west. City ticket Office 200 East Douglas
avenue; passenger station corner Douglas ana
Mead avenues Z. A, htTHhRFokl1.
Ticket Agent.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
Gone To Her Reward.
from the Ayoca dowa) Mail.

From the Ayoca qowa) Mail.
DEp--At the home of her daugh-
ter i'm Council Bluffs, Sunday even
ing, June 8, 1889, of paralysis, Mrs.
b. A. Louis, aged 40 years.
The deceased was born in Middle
burgh, Penn sylvania, in 1919.
Came to Iowa in 1867 and to Avoca
in 1872 where she remained up to
last December. She had been i'll
nearly year previous to this time.
and in October was taken with n
stroke Of paralysis, but recovered.
About Christmas she went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs TO consult physician but
was taken very sick and for II time
her life was despaired of. She has
been a great sufferer from that time
until her death. Mrs. Louis leaves
seven children, all of whom were Mt
her bedside during the latter part of
her sickness and at the final parting,
it being the first time the family has
been together in twenty-three years.
Her acquaintance in this section was
veiy extensive, covering n period of
nearly q score of years, and she was
greatly beloved by all who were
within that circle. She has been u
member of the Congregational
church since her residence here, and
her life was living example of her
devotion to the cause of Christ.
She was among the leaders lin all
good works, and her death caused II
great wave of sorrow III the entire
community.
Short services were held mt the
home of her daughter, Mrs. W. W.
Bilger, in Council Bluffs, conducted
by Rev. q. w. Crofts, the body be-
ing BROUGHT to Avoca, for interment.
At the lone in this city the cere-
movies rers in Charge of Rev. J. A.
Skilcs. The house was beautifully
decorated with choice flowers, the
gifts of friends who had loved ..the
noble woman whose life work was
accomplished. The songs sung at
the funeral were of Mrs. Louis own
selection. The MAIL adds its earn
est sympathy to those upon whom II
great affliction has fallen in the loss
\ 4 1 1.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

LowELL.-Some of the bridges
were taken away that had Just been
finished, by the heavy rain we had
on last Friday evening.
G. W. Fisher has his mill in run
ming order again by repairing the
damages done by the late flood
1t has been reported that Lewis
town has been threatened by the
White Caps on account of stopping
the o be joyful on the boys for
Voting against the amendment.
That is poor way for taking re
venge.
The boys took in the flying show
Mt Mcclure last week. They say it
was well attended, and the whole
show was made out of wood. j
suppose they were alluding to the
manager also.
Some of our farmers are talking of
cutting wheat by the last of the
week-as they think it will be fit by
that time.
There was n man passed through
our place that claims to be the hero
that warned the people of Johns
town to run to the hills. He is n
fraud you can bet
John p, who had the ioke-the
bull or the bill.
IT No
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

KRATzERvILLE.- The election is over
and had full vote out. The Pro
hibition and Suffrage amendments
lost, and another load of jugs were
brought to this place from distill-
cry in Union county by .our good
Samaritan. The contents of several
Jugs of n former delivery got mouldy.
How is that agent.
Our champion quot pitcher, I'm
Gle Dan. has the boys out in full
force every evening, training them.
Some of them are becoming quite
experts, and uncle Dan. is nicely
beat sometimes.
j. $. and B. +. were out with their
fancy hy-rods, fishing for bass.
The fish in their baskets were few,
but they were wet above their
middle regions all the same.
Jacob Kline and wife of Northum-
berland county were here visiting
her father, Mr.. Henry Brouse, who
is still very sick.
DR.. Wagner of Beaver Springs was
here Sunday with his father.
Our farmers are busy cutting grass
and making hay.
Mr.. Bolig and Mr.. Hare of or near
Selinsgrove, straitened up the bridge
at Benfer's mill. Our Commits
sioner's plan to straiten her up was
an entire failure, by gummy.
The locusts are out in full force
and if old Pharoah has to answer
every call it will keep him busy for
some time.
DAVE JONES.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
The Devil Wouldn't Want
Them.

From the Lock Haven Democrat
we take the following article in re-
gard to the extortion practiced up
ON the people during the food.
That there are some contemptibly
mean and apparently soulless peo-
pie suffered to exist on this ball that
is seen swinging in air is made evi-
dent TO the rest of the world once
in a while, especially when we have
flood New York few years ago
claimed the distinction of having
the meanest msn in the world,
whose name was, appropriately,
Sim. Lock Haven now sees New
York and goes her two better, rs
this place hass two animated bodies
that pass for men. but who disgrace
the name. These fellows, who
should be made render some apollo
gy for living, were in possession of
n boat on Saturday and padded
from house to house in the flooded
portion Of the city offering to con
vey persons imprisoned by the food
to points of safety provided the said
unfortunates would pay these hu-
man gouls the sum of tIceRty dollars
per head Who ever heard of such
contemplate work If all reports
be true, and they seem pretty well
authenticated, these hell-hounds,
on one of their trips, had their at
tention called to "A child who had
fallen into the water and were not
only requested but implored to res
cue it. Hard as it seems to believe
they refused until an advance of ten
dollars was paid them. Can it be &?
To refuse performing such m Office
should be enough to bring the blush
of shame even to the cheeks of hell S
own imps Were it not for the loss
it would bring to others it would be
christianlike to wish for flood so
deep, so swift and SO sure that the
incarnate devils in question would
be carried so far away that even the
record of their existence would be
lost On the finest needle point ten
thousand beings larger than their
souls could live, move and multiply
and not lack room for centuries to
come. One man-Dana B. Clough-
was compelled to pay the sum of
five dollars to be taken from his
house on Bald Eagle street to the
residence of Mr.. Xander, which is
next door. At that rate Vanderbilt
would be unable to make II journey
from one end of the city to the 9th
er. We have been very mild in
speaking of these highway robbers,
and luck for them that we have
We have whole bundle of facts
concerning their thciving work
which may be used rs occasion re
quires, and they need not fear but
they will be given in words painfully
plain. We will close this item by
saying that it isnot profanity, Meth
er is it out of place to say damn
such people ! For the present the
names are not printed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
NO. 26.

event occurred. ! was not present.
and have my information from 9th
ers, but are told that quite mum
Der and costly present were bcstow.
ed. for which Miss Alice heartily
thanked the doners.
"Trapper Jim who is the con
tractor, also superintendent of the
wood cutting of Bratton's stavc
mill, reports having with the help OF
one man, cut 10 loads of stave wood
i'll one day If we did not know
jim, and knew how well he can
make the chips fly, we would ask
him to make reduction in the mum
ber of loads. That's all right jim.
Last Friday afternoon, we had
another rain storm and baby cy
clone pass over this section of the
country, some of our corn fields suf
fered more this time than they did
by the great flood of June LIST.
CALIFORNIA JoE.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

CENTREvILLE.-The election on
Tuesday passed off quietly and was
better attended than was expected.
There was II pretty good turn out of
farmers rs the ground was too wet
towork corn, and that without doubt.
swelled the vote considerably. The
majority was for wet and there
was also an overwhelming sentiment
against the suffrage amendment
In viewing the matter from moral
standpoint the temperance cause is
n righteous one, and no argument
could prevail against it, but it was
not the whiskey voters alone that
swelled up the majority here, but
by ballots of real, practical, temper
ate people, who are opposed to sump-
tuary laws, and who are against
bringing into our state the chaos
that exists in states that have adopt.
ed Amendments with the nope of
restraining the liquor traffic. The
result proves that prohibition is not
wanted, and there should now beno
snarling because everybody don't
think alike, but let us have the
moral courage to see that the present
statuary laws are enforced.
+. b. Bolig took iaunt to Lewis
town last week.
II. b. Fcssler and J. NJ Miller
were up i'll the mountain streams on
Friday fishing for trout. They
caught 2Oj of the speckled beauties
till 4 o'clock L. VI. These gentle
men wear the spurs here for size
and number caught, and in consc
quence strut about town M proud
as Il peacock.
Farmers have begun to make hay,
and the merry whir of the mower is
heard in the land.
JAS, Il. Spangler was in Sunbury
on Saturday. II.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

TRoxELvILLE. Last Saturday Rev
o. Il. Phueger preached his fare
well sermon at this place. Having
resigned this charge and accepted II
call from Lykens, Duphin county.
The members of his chirch here are
sorry to see him leave. He stood
high in their estimation.
Owing to the unfavorable weather
of last week, there was not the
amount of hay made as was contem-
plated.
As the Prohibition Amendment
failed, so will many poor family's
bread and butter,
On Wednesday evening, June 20,
Miss Alice, the pretty daughter of
our black smith, Irwin Fetterolf,
was given surprise birthday party
by her many friends and admirers,
among whom 'Trapper jim was
the foremost and took the most in
terest, no doubt for reasons best
known to himself. The party as
sembled at the residence of Jerry
Meyer, where they were marshalled
into line, eight abreast by the dis
tinguished fur dealer, at whose
command the column moved as ST.
lently as could be expected for so
large n crwod. The surprise was a
real success, we are told that Miss
Alice never knew n word about it
till only about two days before the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

MATRIMONIAL MARKET follow
ing marriage licenses have been
granted by the clerk of the Orphans
Court of Snyder county during the
last week:
Ida Stroh,
yPerciyal Steffen, Washington twp,
Ida NJ Bower, "
SWilliam III. Scholl, Chapman I"
Annie Shotzberger, Union I"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27

All Pennsylvania soldiers who
fought at the battle of Gettysburg
will be furnished free transportation
thereto on September II and l2 and
all who receive transportation will
be required to parade. 1t is expect
ed that 65 to rs monuments will be
dedicated on the occasion.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
EMS of LOCAL INTEREST

Eco. +. uIlihh, VI
kisting his parents at this place.
r,xrrp.--A buyer for a brand
| harness. Inquire at this office.
tm Kreeger, Sylvester Bowen
wife left on Tuesday morning
tbeir home, Kalamazoo, Mich.
haces Wetzel and Brown COM
Iii the election returns OF the
kial election, on Thurs day.
YOU want a good black Worsted
guaranteed, for 81. Go to
Sdman 4 Getz, Beavertown, Pa.
brris Erdley brought a white
pr stalk to town on Monday that
sured three feet and nine inches.
kcording to custom, no paper
be issued from this Office next
Lit being Fourth of July.
@ American eagle will be per-
I'D to sleep all day on his perch
iddleburgh on the Fourth.
81 Saturday was the first day
|Irains ran over the s. & l.. road
khedule time since the flood.
c. Gutelius, who is making II
b fancy poultry, reports 500 eggs
five Minorca hens in four
lhs.
ZEN Victoria has sent her sym
es to the Johnstown sufferers.
ish and a little salt would have
of more use.
young friend Samuel Rem
b has been appointed agent
perator at Kreamer. We con-
late Sam on his promotion.
b C. Frain, his son Will, and
Farnsworth, all of Millersburg.
Eere welcome visitors in town
eek.
may expect lots of dry wealth
er these incessant rains and
octors anticipate much sick
&c Bucher held court on Sat
last, for the purpose of hear
fguments in the case between
Hassinger's church and the
lin School District.
ish-meeting will be held under
spicies of the Evangelical As
on i'll Bowers Grove, COM
pg August 3, and to last over
pndays.
editor accompanied by his
half are at Cape May, attend
meeting of the Pennsylva-
EDITORIAL Association. Why
all be editors &!
Merchants Protective Asso-
will meet in Seebold's Hall,
burgh, on July End.
n. T, DUNpoRE, Pres.
iuTELIUs, Sec,
le present time our farmers
lshlng for more favorable
so as to enable them to
heir crop of hay. Unless we
better weather hay will
d big price.
'axtonyille Sunday School
81 a basket picnic on July
ees woods one mile west of
pile. They will have some ex-
Pnd an Grafton in honor of
All are invited.
Between Middleburgh and
pwn, IA gold locket contain
pictures of a lady and n lit
The finder will be reward
aying it with Geo. Dauber-
Ieeburg.
lsidents of the French Flats
roperties were damaged by
are getting things in order
he boardwalk which was
way has been nearly all re-
and will be set up in a few
'iENr NOTICE. Having sold
interest in the store and
business in Middleburgh. L
parties having claims
ne to come and get their
md those owing me will
me and settle before July
after that date all ac-
all be in the hands of a
ID. Il. RHoApEs,
Middlebureb. Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-27
OFFICIAL VOTE.

- Pro. Am'nt sui. Amnt
DISTRICTS. ---l---
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
Notice Of Mortgage Sale

Default has been made i'm the conditions Of q
certain mortgage executed aid delivered by Ed
ward L. Barker. unmarried man mortgagor. "a
The Board OF Trustees of Ripon College MORTGAGE
dated the III day OF August, A. ID. eighteen hHn'
dred and eight y-hye. and recorded as "A mortgage
In the Office of the Register OF Deeds of the county
of Hand in the territory OF DAKOTA on the 26th day
October. A. ID. 1876, at 10 % O'Clock. a. NJ IN book
II of mortgages. ON page 1919 on which there is
claimed TO be due at the date of this notice. the
sum of si> hundred eighty-tsur aud 3O-l0J dsllars
and no action or proceeding has been Instituted at
law in equity 10 the d. bt secured by said
mortga &c any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that byyirtue Of 4 power
of sale contansd in SAID mortgage aud
of the statute.in such case made aud provided
the said mortgage viii be foreciosedby sale OF
the mortgaged premises therein described, which
sale viii be made at the front door of the court
and territory OF Daksta at public auction by the
Sheriff of said county on the 10th dav of February
A ID. eighteen hundred and eghty-nine at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, TO satisfy the amount
which shall then be due said mortgage, with
the IN crest thereon and costs aud expenses of
sale ana fifty dollars attorneys fees, stipulated
In said mortgage ia case Of foreclosure.
The premises described IN said mortgage and so
10 be sold are the lot, piece parcel of land sin
aed in the county of Hand and territory of Dakota
aud known and described as follows to-wit: The
township one hundred and fourteen (l14) north,
Of range sixty-siX l6Sl west.
Dated at Aberdeen, Dakota Territory, this 2lst
eay Of December, 1858.
THE BOARD OF TRUsrEEs ov RIpoS COLLEGE.
Mortgage
cARRoLL ATwoop, Attorney for Mortgage.
Aberdeen. Dakota Territory Decfn
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-24
To John Cummings or TO whom II may concern
WHEREAH. Albsrt Z Edsall and Ala Y Edsall

To John Cummings, or to whom II NAV concern
wHEhEAs, Albert Edsail and Ada r. Edssll
and deliver to O, VI. Abeii. of Huron. DAKOTA. a.
Trustee James b. Russell, mortgage upon the
southwest quarter OF ~ town 113 range 6s which
said mortgage bears date the a2nd day of septem.
Der A. ID 1876. and was recorded in the ONCE OF
tie Register Deed. OF Hand county. in book OF
mortgages on page 2S8 on the 22nd day Of Sc. TEN.
Der lseb, 10 secure payment of one HUNDRED
and fifty dollars. due from sa a Albert f. Elsall To
James Russell, for honey loaned 10 said Albert
r. fdsali which sal. debt Is evidenced by ten
Promissory notes. each tor the sum OF fifteen dol
lars, said notes being executed aud delivered by
said Albert f. Edsall payable to saii James b. Rus.
sell all OF said notes bearing date September lst
isss and due respectively Mch 1. 1851 Sept l. s7.
Men leSs sept i. 1855. Mch 1, lSSo, Sept 1859.
Mch ] lsD, sept 1880. Mch ieoi Sept ! lssi,
aud all OF si notes bearing interest at the of
ten per cent per annum after maturity.
that If default should be made in payment Of any
OF said notes for ten days after the maturity there
Of then the whole Of said remaining debt should
at the option oi said James B Russell become due
% the terms OF said mcrtgaLe and empswerei to
for sclose said mortgage aud sell the sad premises
CLOSING said mortgage. inclu.ua therein ss3 OO At
torney's fee, stipulated "a sa a mo rtgagc.
Ana wberes. tbs sum at 5000 Is claimed 10 be
delinquent, viz: the notes maturing March Ist.
1855 and Sept l. 1855. are wholly unpaid tor more
than ten days aftsr the maturity thereof by
whereof the said James Russell has declared
the balance OF SAID remaining debt and Interest
evidenced by said notes immediately due aud
payable and has reqrestcd the said q. w. Abel to
ioreclose said mortgage and sell said premises TO
satisfy said debt.
Aud whereas suit at law or otherwise has
been commenced 10 collect said debt or any part
thereof public notice is hereby gwen that under
the power OF sale contained in said mortgage and
in pursuance OF the statute IN snch cases provided
the SAID premises VIII be sold at pubIic auction
either by the undersigned by the sheriff ot said
Hand County. at the front door OF the court house
st Miller. In said Hand County ON Wednesday,
the 2U'h day Of March. 1853. at 10 o'clock in the
fore Don. TO the highest bidder for cash, aud
shall apply the praceeds cf said sails TO the pay
ment OF the said Sl2i.BO debt due and the
costs of foreclosure Of SAID mortgage.
Dated at Huron u. T., this 18th day of January
A ID. 1853.
q. ". ABl-LL, Trustee.
JOHN K. HANSAY. Attorney, Jsn2lta