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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-03-07
IHE WEST End
Still Ahead.

THAVE avery full stock OF Groceries-con-
i sisline of Flour. Meal. Canned Goods Teas,
Colie,> Syrups. Mollasses Soaps, Pickles Salt
Fish. etc.. etc. make a speciality or the best
y. o. MoiLisses
The best brands OF Tobacco and Cigars always
on hand
MEATS.
Iuc1nucction with my grocery ! keep iirst-
class Meat Shop aud can supply nay customers
with the choicest meats. have The very hest
homemade and Baltimore miuce meat. Fresh
Bologna Sau>icg un hiud
Thanking my patrons Tor theiI kind treat
ment in lAc past solicit continuance oi the
same Respectfully.
Dec. l3. lsSI. ". S. MERCHANT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-03-07

EVAPO4ATED Apples Dried Peaches and
IL Pruaes, for sole hv CD. EBF.
The evening world., 1889-02-06

nap, from which she easily awakens, feeling
much refreshed.
On occasions, the family say. Mrs. Althouse
mas predicted the duration of her frances.
Gated.
Howl long will YOU sleep this time ?" was
asked OF her when she went to sleep the pres
emit time.
II don't know" she replied. feebly. this
VIII be so long / don't know. ! may never
awaken Previous to this she had been
awake four days, having then come out OF n
trance las ing n,ne days, the length of which
she accurately predicted.
You spoke of an attempt to poison
Emma. " said. " What was there TO that ~
'On June 10 last two men called at the
sister. II did not like the looks of them.
but they said the doctor sent them.
pushed past me and went upstairs.
Emma seemed to recognize them by their
voices for she called out to stop them, but
they pushed on and entered her room. One
Of them talked with her while the other sat
down on q chair near the stand on which were
the medicines. He took them up and exam-
ined them.
After they went away Emma became very
feverish and asked for n drink. She took
several spoonfuls Of milk and coffee and
then said her throat was all aire. Then she
vas taken with cramps. We all thought she
was diving and sent for the doctor"
DR. Huber found her in q very serious con-
dition. He ound a sediment in the bottom
of the cup. and the contents turned green.
Complaint was made to District Attorney
Eugene M. Bartlett, and the matter was Off
cially investigated. Through failure TO iden-
tify the strangers it was dropped.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
CRUELTY TO PRISONERS IN PITTsBURG
Ex-Convicts Make SERIOUS Charges Against
DIR. Mah1rneke.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
PrTTsBURa, Pa, Feb. 6.-The investigation
of the charges made against Dr.. Maharneke,
of the Western Penltentiary in this city, has
resulted in the developing of some very SEN
~sational facts.
At the close of the session last night Or.
Maharneke was suspended by Warden Wright
until the end of the investigation.
An e%x-convict. j. w. Miller, better known
as A." Shoe Box, " was sworn and said that by
DIR. Maharneke's orders he had taken a boy
named Thompson. nicknamed Clip" and
dipped him into an Q e-cold bath.
Then he scrubbed his back with q broom
until the flesh was exposed. DR.. Maharneke,
he said, was al eye witness to this cruelty.
Again the boy vas ducked until he tainted,
and the doctor laughed with glee.
A number Of convlots testified that the
doctor took patients who were in the hospi-
tai. gagged them and applied an electric bat
terry 70 them until they tainted from pain.
He was also seen TO strike prisoners with his
list, and has used his position TO extort
money from them.
Prisoner James Wylie swore that while he
was in the hospital DR.. Maharneke put him
in a strait-jacket while his (Wylie's) head
was bleeding from q boil.
The doctor said " will cure or kill your
He had also been strapped to the bed.
The investigator will likely be taken up
by the Legislature, aud the indications are
that II will result in the removal OF every
official at the P~enltentiary.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
HAYTTS LATEST.

Minister Preston Won't Talk About the
Reported killing of L~eGiume's Generals.
Minister Preston, Of the HAytian Legation.
was not cheerful this morning, owing.
probably, to the reports received of the
killing Of twelve of Legitime's gen
erals and 200 of his men, who are
said to have met their death in q battle fought
with Hippolyte's army near Gonaives.
The Minister refused absolutely TO discuss
the matter, declaring that be was very busy.
He aid he had received no adyices whatever
lately from the seat of war.
Messrs. Jimines, Haustedt 4 Co.,
Hippoiyte's agents. maintained a sphinx
like r~eticence, but unbent so far
as TO make the stnrtling assertion that all
newspapers were fakirs-only fakirs was not
the word used.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
ESPECIAL TO n EVENING WORLD,

IbfECtAb ~ N hNhNiFo "ohbDs
ALBANY. N. Y. Feb. 6.-There was q lively
row in the Assembly this morning when
Robert Ray Hamilton introduced his Gable
Railroad bill.
He delivered the speech printed in this
mornings WORLD. Mr.. Blumenthal asked
whether the bill was meant to supply q
scheme of rapid transit.
Mr.. Hamilton said such was not the inten-
ton Of the advocates of the scheme.
Then Mr.. Hamilton Fish said. seeing that
the gentleman had gone into the cable sys-
tenn. may be he could tell who the stock
holders were.
Promptly arose Mr.. Hamilton and began to
read the text from q copy of the CITY Record.
Then Mr.. Sheehan said that he had seen
the speech Mr.. Hamilton had delivered In
one Of the morning papers, and he advised
the gentleman not to rehearse his speech so
loudly in his room at night.
Then Robert Ray sprang up again. " Mr..
Speaker" he cried, " l think the gentleman
should mind his own business. / was never
q member of a Committee and neglected my
business. never confessed that [ did not
nov what ! was doing when 1 signed a con-
tract for putting up n ceiling.
- | never came III here and said did not
know whether the plans called for oak or for
plaster"
The House broke into applause and Mr..
Hamilton sat down, satisfied that he had
annihila ed Sheehan for the ime being.
Then the bill was referred and the little
row was over.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
SAYS HE'S A MURDERER.

sixteen-Y eRr-Old Fritz Ruebi Accuses
Himself of n Terrible Crime.
Fritz Ruehl, a pale youth of sixteen. ar
rested to-day by Detective Vallient On q
charged of burglarizing Jacob Thurman's
restaurant, at 96 Gansevoort street, told q re-
markable story in the Jefferson Market
Court.
He said he was q murderer and q fugitive
from German justice. having been here only
six weeks.
On Nov. 2s, 1888, according to his story, he
killed a six-year-old boy at ] andsberg.
Brandenburg. Germany, by dashing his brains
out against q stone.
He went direct to Berlin, where he re-
manned a few days and then left for Ant
werp. where he boarded the steamer Penr-
land for New York.
The boy was remanded so that 1t may be
ascertained II his story is true.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
DRESCHER'S SHOCKING DEATH.

An Elevator which He Was Repairing
Crushes HE Skull.
The body of Christian Drescher, who was
was killed by the elevator at the Cambridge
Flats yesterday. lies in q coffin at the under
taking rooms of Thomas F.. Murray, 154 East
Fifteenth street.
Mr.. Drescher was ~sixty-two years old, and
an employee of tho jackson Architectural
Iron Works.
He stood on a stepladder and thrust his
head into the elevator shaft in an examination
of the gearing. The elevator. which Is noise
top of his heal from the middle of the nose
to the base of the skull. The crushed portion
of his skull fell into the elevator we'll.
Drescher leaves a sick wife and an invalid
son in distressed circumstances
The evening world., 1889-02-06
At Gutenberg To-MoEroy.
SPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.

NORTH HUDSON DRIVING PARK, MI, Feb. g.
Following are the entries for Thursday, Feb. 7:
First Raoe-Purse 5000, for beaten horses; fve-
eighths OF a mile Lewis, III Pat Oakley.
is Plspsroid %gsldins,o d97 ibh md -
s sswysr, 100; Lord RsSseoR.as1ld, ii3f Duke Of bhe9SfbtoGSp'
i05j sSoety. i6S; Tunis, foa Tenacious, 9s Make
Third Raee-Purse 5000; three-ausrters Of . mile;
selling 1,,lOT sIRc s.,d HHids1 10 GH tsahS 1921 Grey
107; su,is p SS &Sou ssidinE, 1o7b sylls' I169g7 Tom
selling Il9wapSes. Ben %ThoTgsSon. ii5 H5sil'tSne.
sls, i04 Watch En-, 1903 'ROundsmnn. 100; Savage.
Filth Raoe"Purse 800, selling allowances SIX and
one;hAli fGrlonEs .BTiS5 100 AArshAl Az 100 Y
Ida West, l0l; ChImbly, 100 Arizona, 04i Ton
Rookh, o. fAshionetts Kelding, 80 ID.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
KILLED UNDER CAR WHEELS.
Strange Fatality on n Brooklyn Line-Who
Is the VictimH

Strange Fatality on a Brooklyn Line-Who
Is the Victimf
The Brooklyn police are trying to ascertain
the identity of q man who was found dead
under the wheels of car 11s of the De Kalb
avenue line soon after midnight this morn
ng.
bles when Driver William Stevens felt some
obstruction under the wheels, and took from
under them the body Of a tall. well dressed
man about fifty years old, with gray hair and
mustache. The man was fear'ully cut by the
wheels, and died almost instantly.
TIL" driver says he does not know how the
accident occurred, and heard nc cry. In the
mans pocket was a card bearing the name
Emil Roller. Al Maiden lane"
The driver was taken before Justice Kenna
and held.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
BREAKING POLICEMAN FARLEY.
On Trial for Clubbing and Shooting While
Drunk Inst Saturday.

run Lunt SutuTouys
Philip Farley, the policeman Of Capt.
Warts's squad who dubbed Mrs. Amelia
Hamilton in East Forty third street on Sat-
urday, and afterwards fred among a crowd
of youngsters while he was detailed to keep
back the crowds from the ruins Of the burned
Graham factory. was brought TO trial by the
Police Commissioner to-day.
The charges were drunkenness an d brutal
assault. The first was etfectually proved by
Roundsman Bingham and SerRt- Woodruff.
who examined Farley when he was arrested
m brought into the station house.
Many members of the hook and ladder
company then testified in Farley's behalf.
AS Mrs. Hamilton has not yet recovered sufi-
poned for q week.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
oh, girl with the jewelled fingers.

Un' maIu VIII IMo IGUSs IaIe' l.nn.
worth to you You would give them all il You
could get back your health; Well, you, can and
you can keep your jewels and your laoes too.
that DR.. PIERgE's FAvoRITE PREscRIPTIoS re-
stores the health. 1t Is q positive remedy for
nesses so common TO women, In fact II iH the
only medicine for women. sold by druggists,
Under a pOsltiUe guarantee. from the manufac-
tureFa, that il will give satisfaction In every case.
or money will be refunded. This guarantee has
been printed on the bottle-wrapper, and faith
fully carried out for many years. -
The evening world., 1889-02-06
The Day IN Wall Street.

There was quite a boom in the specialties,
prices advancing " to AZ per cent. American
Cotton Oil. c., O., G. Il l.. Milwaukee, Lake
Shore Il Western and Chicago Gas leading. On
the other hand the Changers were heavily sold
by brokers heretofore identified with prominent
bears, and these stocks were forced down ] to 2
points. The selling in the last named il based
on Judge Brewers recent decision in the Iowa
Railway Commission case.
The evening world., 1889-02-06

TbPEUIAL To THE EVENING WoRLD.1
ALBANY. N. Y, Feb. &. -The new Naval Militia
bill came up in the Senate on its final passage
to-day. Sever al strong speeches were made for
and against it, but IL was finally passed by the
close vote of II to 13. The bill provides for the
enrolment Of three battalionso Of naval reserve
artillery and torpedo force. the cost OF whose
arms and equipments will be borne by the
United States.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
PRIESTS WOULD NOT SAY MASS.
The Pope May Allow Il Because OF Ru-
dSIph's Insanity.
CABLE TO THE PREss NEws ASSOCIATION

VIENNA. Feb. 6.-on the ground that the
Crown Prince committed suicide. several
Austrian and Hungarian priests refused to
celebrate masses 20 his memory
But these ~scruples were overruled by the
higher officials Of the Church, who argued
that the Prince was temporarily insane when
he met his death.
II Is generally believed that the Pope viii
view the matter In the same light, and will
give instructions 10 that effect
The evening world., 1889-02-06
AN OLD STORY ABOUT NEWS STORIES.

What paper printed exclusively yesterday he
important ne,os hat he strike tOds to be declared
of at 0 o'clock in The euenfng' Why, The
EVENING WORLD. Of course. What paper
printed the netos Of the fatal shooting of striker
an hour in ddudnoe of all contemporaries ,
Again, of course, The EVENING WORLD. And
il these things are not net1s. tohat isi
The evening world., 1889-02-06
AN UNDERTAKEN CUTS HIS THROAT.
John w. Earl, Of Brooklyn, Found Dead In
Bed by His Son Andrew.

Bed by His Son Andrew.
John W.. Earl, q prominent Brooklyn I'M
dertaker. and one of the best known men in
the Twenty sixth Ward, was found this morn
ing to nave committed suicide.
When his son Andrew vent TO call him at 8
o'clock he found the old man lying on the
bed with his throat cut.
A razcr covered with concealed blood was
fast clutched in the dead mans hand, and the
body presented n terrible appearance.
Mr.. Earl did business with his son at SOC
Gates avenue, under the firm name Of John
w. Earl i Son.
Mr.. Earl's wife died three months ago, and
since then he had been respondent.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
Beach Continues Hi. rss,imouy.

TBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocLATIoN.l
LONDON, Feb. Elm the Parnell Commission to-
day Major lie Carron, alias Beach, continued his
tainted testimony as to the alleged plots and acts
with the Irish leaders. He will be submitted to
a keen cross-examination by.Sir Charles Russell.
The evening world., 1889-02-06

IBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIArIoN.l
SHANGHAI, Feb. GA riot has broken out ct
Chin Kiang. The mob attacked the foreign
residents. The. British, Consulate and seven
burned. Thu British ship Mutine has left for
the scene.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
WILL YOUNG BLAINE GET IT?
Said to Have Resigned His Position TO Acc
cept n Foreign Mission.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD.

cept n FOrelgn MISSIONS.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
AUGUSTA, Me-. Feb. Authorization has
been received here that Emmons Blaine.
second son of James G. Blaine, has rendered
his resignation to the Chicago and st. Paul
Railroad as Superintendent of the Freight
Department
1t is TO take effect early In March.
His father. it is said, ia anxious to have him
take q foreign mission. and Emmons has de-
cided to accept it.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
SHEEHAN TRIES SARCASM !
BUT is PROMPTLY TAKEN DOWN BY AS.
SEMBLYMAN HAMILTON.

4 Tilt Over the Gable Railway B~nl-Shee-
han TRunts It's Projectors and Hears
Some Things About His Vote on the
Ceiling Bill thRt Does Not O~ver-PIensc
Him-A Somewhat Lively Argument.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
FAssETT AT THE HEAD OF THE STATE.

The Absence of the Governor and Lieuten.
ant-GovernoF Make Him an Authority.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
ALBANY, Feb. 6.-The greatest authority
here just now is Senator Fassett. He is the
the practical head of the State.
Gov. Hill has not returned from Washing
ton yet. and Lieut.. Gov. Jones has rome 10
Syracuse.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
Sullivan VIII BE Here To-day.

BOSTON, Feb. 6.-John L. Sullivan will leave
for New York to-day AZ IL o'clock or 3 o'clock.
Barnitt and Hayes viii be with him.
The evening world., 1889-02-06

Crown Princess stephanie VIII Return to
Brussels.
VIENNA, Feb. 6.-The statement is authorized
that the Grown Princess Stephanie viii return
10 Brussels.
The evening world., 1889-02-06
Sir MoreII Denies rhs Article.

THTEVIAb ~ To ~ WUNLUT
LONDON, Feb. Sir Morell Mackenzie writes
denying that he either wrote or inspired the
article on TIN Bismarck Dynasty"
The evening world., 1889-02-06
The Weather To-day.

The Weather To-Day
Indicated by Blakely's tele-thermometerf
1889. 1883. 1885,. 1859.
"a, M..,..... SO 9S "a M..... IA
49,, "a SO l12 M,....as,. y 81
1ysTsEs for past .ssasy;tSsr sSssA IL sssssss
degrees
The evening world., 1889-02-06
Fair, Colder weather.

WAsHINoroN, Feb. 9.
Weather Indications!
For Ea stern Nets
York - Fair colder:
,cestet'lv sOtnd&
The evening world., 1889-02-06
GOINGBACKTOW WORK TO-DAY
MANY OF THE STRIKERS GET BACK THEIR
PLACES ON THE CARS.

No Formal Reconciliation OF the knights of
Labor-Inspecior Williams Acts LID n
White Man and Intercedes for the
Strikers-AI OF the Eighth Avenue Men
Taken Back-The Police Still on Duty.
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List Of Petit Jurors.

List OF Petit Jurors drawn for the Court OF
oyer and Terminer and General jail delivery
and Court u; quarter Session OF the Peace oil
Snyder county neld as September Session 1852
commencing September %, 1889.
AdamS-Elon Shook.
BeaYer-Wm VI. Keller.
Beaver West--William Bratton, william Riegle
Elias Herbster.
Centre-Frank Ritter, j. NJ Bingaman.
Chapman--O =. Kerstetter, Simon Long
Franklln-,IOhn w. Renninger. Daniel Millhouse
Charles Boyer. Reuben Decker,
JacksOn-J. VI. Dauberman. Samuel Kreisher
II. NJ. Filter.
MddleCreek--A. ID. Kreamer, John keiser
Monroe-GOrdeOn Lesher. Harry W. Hummell
Noah Stet.er, |. " jarrett, Thomas Kessler
NJ ID. Griner.
Penn-NOrmun Fisher, Jacob Long, MlChale
Herman, James X. Burns.
Perry-SimOn Weller, John Showers.
Perry WeSt--ThomaS L. Derr 4. III. Graybill, Il.
NJ MOnteOus, Daniel w. Haas.
SellnsgrOye-,Iohn Laudenslager, |. ID. Romlg
j. w, Gauglcr, \. A. Conrad, Sepharas Ad-
ans.
Spring-Adam Delong Harry o. Smith, /.
Manbeck, Samuel Shirey, James Dreese
Peter +. Riegle.
UniOn--lIenry II. ReChenbach.
Washington-JOhn II, BlckeL Elias STROUD.
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Teachers Examinations.

Applicants for teachers certificates VIII be eX-
amined In the several districts OF Snyder county
as follows
Centre, at Centreville. Aug. 30.
Middleburgh, Franklin, at Middleburg Aug. 81.
Eyendale, Nnd) at Evendale. Sept. ..
West Perry, AT Cross Roads $. II. Sept. 3.
Perry, at Fremont, sept. 4.
Chapman at ROhrer's, Sept. 8.
Union, at Port TrevOrtOn. sept. q.
Washington, at Freeburg, sept. l.
Penn. at Salem, sept. ..
Jackson, at KratZeryile, Sept 10.
Monroe, at Hummel's :. III. Sept. H.
Middlecreek, NJ WetZel's :. II. Sept. 10.
West Beaver, at Mcclure, Sept. H..
Spring. at Adamsburg Sept. Is.
Adams, at TrOxelville, Sept. 10.
Beaver at BeayeTtOwn. Sept. ~
The examinations VIII begin at 80 O'Clock a,
m A special examination VIII be held at Mid
dleburgh, Sept. -,
Persons under u years OF age viii not be ex
amined Applicants must be examined In the
district In which tney intond 10 teach. special
attention win be given 10 Theory and Practice
Directors and all others Interested In the wei
fare OF the schools are invited 20 attend the eX
aminatiOns.
CIV. HERMAN,
County Supt
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UtTVTR hLhNh'
PouJawk morga hen ich un de
N, unser beshta glader aw-gadoo
IN niyer much der Camp meet
Is wora feel lett dart. Dale
krisbdendoom ga-sooched, on
Nosseer un de ivvericha sin
,mo era glader weisa. Ich glawb
!, os de ledsht lot de mensta
rs wora lett fun ola sofia
ESQ nm glana. Tonga un dicka.
ana nm wieshta. Un was wora
addressed Whew ! De mate
i veisa dressa aw g'hot un shep-
S-dradena shoe, fancya bouch-gorta
crosse bustles. Sc hen, denk
much net ous-g'foona os de
,sen Victoria der Mrs. Cleveland
H. emoched hut un der hustle OBJ
khnolled. De old Wick is so fet,
4 brouch ken hustle mae Oh wos
bddorlich is un sell is tsu feel far
.sseerlich. Hinner-g'char is oil
Ieht uff gile far misht fora, ovver
fveipsleit is es we an 81 schwontz-
l. ornamental os useful. De boova
bra aw ordlich ,uff-ga-doo. Dale
n ena hen kid hensching aw-g'hot
era hend safa. Ich will deer
Svea Kernal es is hard uff hend so
! conser Soondawk rum lawfa un
n shoffa won mer an gonse woch
byver binned una hensching. Sc
Sn crosse buggy whippa ghot, un
un era made hen grundniss
fresa os der schtawb n tsu da ora
5ua g'fooga is. Ich will dere sawga,
un de Polly wora aw amohl
bung. un won's mae blesseer i'm
'mmel is os we an she madel ON
Swma room feer on der Camp
feting don do mich hummer far an
|ndadawt far an glaner engel
bra. Schwetza waga engel g'mawn-
] mich on dc breddich. Els wore
boomerawlisha breddich. Der
|ra hut widder fertzaled fun
bldfsh wo der Jonah g'shlooked
b, un FUN Moses we are shlonga
fonga hut in der wilderness. Der
J hut are 81 discourse uff de orma
ia Yutta g'drate un hut Sc duch
br sobberments g'striggled. Ich
bch de polra OILS hara far de olda
|htta gp wo shunt fer dowsend
bhr dote sin. Els coomed ena good.
! hen ken friend in dara nuchbor-
koft, un won so breddicha nix bot
pn shots nix, we der old bower
6awked hut we are de grong SOW
rgrots hut mitma welshkarn-
foctsa Es hut no an brooder ga
)de, Es wor's same ga-bade os ich
be hara hob obrattla far de ledshta
ptzich yohr, Tn ich hob usht ga
fnkt won are net mae headway
mocht hut much am himmel in
fnna fartzich yohr os are improft
pt in seim ga-bade don gebts much
peeda ba. Ich hob amohl an older
pr IN der West ga-coompliment uff
ga-bade, don hut are mich aw-ga-
poked un hut g'sawked: "Oh
ouy-hill, Boonastiel, do hedsht
bch hara sulla bada we ich young
pre-. Ich hob OILS boomerawelish
fda kenna, aver sidder os ich de
Pdla ghot hob wills nimmy recht
r."
len m de Polly sin hame eb de
lrrlch Gus wore. Mer hen feel
Pcha gsana os es gevva hut un ich
Fnk es hut feel socha gevva os
ere net g'sana hen, aver sella
Pcha doona sich OILS selver bakont
locha won de rect tzeit coomed.
h hob anyhow g'wonered well os
Decide gooda odder de shlecht0
Pcha, aver we mere fart sin hut
dlyel es long end fun bende
pot un wore OILS ON CANA.
Ols Widder,
Rpnr. Srprr
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MARRIED.

July 30, by. j. G. NJ. Swengel,
|olaee u, Haines to Miss Annie S.
oodlinG of Adamsburg, Pa.
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A Chance to Make Money

salary and Expenses paid, or Commission II
preferred statesmen wanted everywhere. No
I,he n + Van nnsen N,lIsery 90 GeneSS n v
Aug. iw.
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Mnl'e shirts for 35 cents and fine
INJURED u Percal shirts for rs cents,
'unsberger's, Middleburgh.
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DIED.

.Suly ~, near Lowell, Mary Il.
ogher' daughter of S. G. 4 A.
'Smer. Funeral services by j. G..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-08

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
Thereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary ON the estate OF John Young,
decd, late of Centre Twp. Snyder county,
Pa, have been issued TO the undersigned resid.
ing In said township. All persons, therefore, In
debtcd to said estate will please mako immedl.
ate payment, and those having claims against II
will present them for settlement to
LEVI YOUNG,
July 25, SO. Executor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-08
H. M. ULSH.
Veterinary Surgeon.

Having read and practiced Veterinary Medi.
cine and Surgery for eighteen years and attend.
ed the lectures Of the winter and spring session
eye, New York City. offer my professional
services 10 the public. Treatment of SPAWN aud
Rlng-bone speciality. Calls made by letter or
telegraph, promptly attended to. Post Once,
Swineford, Snyder county, Pa.
Telegraph office. Midile5 ifgh, Pa. q