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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-03
THE VARIETY IRON WORKS c

Rev. Orwig attended Lutheran
Synod mt Loysville this week.
Kleckner n Finkinbinder's sale of
Illinois horses III Middlcburgh on
Tuesday was not so well attended
rs on former occasions, owing prob
ably to the inclemcnt weather. The
animals were all drivers and most of
them brought Il fair price.
DIR. j. Y. Shindel, administrator
of the estate of Mrs. Sallie G.. Shin
del, decd, will expose to public sale
the personal effects of said decd, on
the premises on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Among the articles mentioned are
3 shares of stock in the First Nation
nj Bank, of SelinsGrove. I'd.
Queen Victoria has u remarkably
fine head of hair, for lady of her
age but her son, the Prince of
Wales, is quite bald. Had he used
Ayers Hair Vigor earlier in life, his
head might, to-day, have been rs
well covered as that of her royal
mother, 1t 's not too late yet.
Go to G.C.Gutelius, Middleburgh,
Pa, if you wish to see great bar
gains in Clothing for men and boys
He has just opened large new
stock of choice goods, substantial,
and latest patterns. Prices reduced
to low water-mark-believing in the
old motto quick sales and small
profits, He will not allow himself
to be undersold.
Last Saturday evening another
surprise party was given to Mr..
Joseph Bowersox and wife by their
children. The children, who came
home on visit recently, had made
arrangements some time previous
for the occasion, as it was among
themselves. They had taken great
pains to prepare everything to greet
and make old age happy. In fact, it
put us in mind of a silver wedding.
Casting our eyes over the table filed
with delicious fruits, &c, caused us
to think, "Oh, how well prepared"
After every one was served with suf-
ticiency, and few exchanges with
the aged couple, some of the chill
n
neat little speeches, and greeted
them with brighter future and a
happy old age. After which the
parents were presented with some
very costly presents. The gathering
was a most enjoyable one. Mr..
Bowersox took the measure of his
new suit on Sunday, but his friend,
Trix, did not know him.
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Miss Sadie Orwig has returned
from two-month's visit at Watson
town.
Capt. Ryan Post G.. A. r., intends
going to Sunbury in a body on
Grand Army Day, Oct. 9th.
We will have few extra copies of
this weeks PosT for sale at 3 cents a
piece. First come, first served.
We were compelled to cut down some
of the communications from our To-
cal correspondents and leave others
entirely out for want of space this
week.
All our merchants who cling to
the Jewish faith will have their
houses of business closed on Satur-
day of this week owing to it being u
Hebrew holiday.
The Harrisburg Telegram will ap-
pear on Saturday evening with n
graphic account of the Hane mur-
der. Extra copies can be secured
of their agent here at 8 cents n copy.
A mery-go-round, built by Henry
Herman, will be erected near the
builders residence on Saturday
evening and the world is cordially
invited to come and take ride.
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THOSE BRIDGES.

Selinsgroye wants $50 foot iron
bridge across Penns Creek connect
ing Bough and Chestnut street on
the Isle of Que, and threaten to have
the Commissioners indicted if they
hesitate longer about building it.
The bridge expenses resulting from
the flood, and petition signed by
some four hundred citizens of Sci
insgrove and Penns township to
have it vacated, caused them to hest
tate about building it so soon, but
they have now concluded to erect on
iron bridge on the old abutments and
take their chances. They may
change their minds, but it is not
probable, and Selinsgrove's mod
est % demand will be only partly
complied with. A great deal of
other complaint is heard about the
delay in putting up the iron bridges
in the county and we bounced
them about it. For an explanation
they handed us the following letter
which explains itself and we took
the liberty to copy it and present to
our readers
CLEVELAND. o., september ~, 1889.
To nc Hon Board Q( Commissioner Of Snyder Co.
GEoALEsEs Your telegram. "Is bridge ship.
ped' Public becoming impatient. Don't delay"
has been received by us.
Replying TO same, would say that We are doing
all possible 10 get your bridge on. We have
been delayed IN getting material very much.
At the time your order was placed with us. the
mills had strike, and aftor the adjustment OF
the strike there seemed 10 have been u boom In
orders. rendering II almost impossible To get
anything like delivery. We have nearly all the
material for your bridge In our works are cN.
pccting some channels tomorrow. having al.
| ready received the bin Of ladlng and invoice.
Should we get the channels all right will ship
| your bridge within week. This delay has
been no fault Of ours. but through combination
| OF circumstances over which we had no control
You may rest assured we win do all we can tC
get you this bridge promptly.
Yours truly,
THE VARIETY IRON WORKS Co
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iIethat courts and goes away
May live To court another day;
hut he that vcds aud courts girls stlll,
May get TO court against his VIII.

ilet that courts and goes away
May live To court another day;
Hut he that ucds and courts girls stlll,
May get 10 court against his Will
We are greatly indebted to Scott
Ritter, postmaster and prince OF
good fellows of Shamokin Dam, for
the invaluable assistance he render.
ed us this week.
The First National Bank of Mid,
dleburgh will be established to a
dead certainty. The fifty thousand
dollars OF stock has been subscribed,
and ten thousand more offered,
which OF course could not be accept
ed.
The attempt to cut new road in
to the hunting grounds back of
Troxelville has been abandoned and
an attempt was to have been made
to open the old one OH Tuesday of
this week. We hope the boys sue
ceeded.
Old Abe Lazy, the Prince of Va
grants, was in town this week, and
is still rs independent as hog on
ice. He travels with two canes by
the aid which he make mile in
about six hours. He is kept by
families residing in and around Rich
field, but about once year takes Il
"spurt" through the county and al
ways makes it point to visit his
friend and sympathizer, the editor
of the PosT. He called on us on
Monday, and asked us for photo
graph of himself, probably the only
one in existence, which is in our
possession. 1t was taken about
four your years ago, when we paid
him fifty cents fora sitting. We
refused to give it to him. Then he
took good look at our power press
and asked
'H-H-H-How how d-d-do-do you
r-r-run-run that thing?
by mule power, we replied. "Do
you want job, Abe?"
'T-T-T-Tom y-y-y-you-you are the
d-d-d-d-ah-ah- -de-devil's pup p
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vi olOOd' knife, ma tobacco.
td-penclls.
fstRut tree.
fr comfy has again been made
ne of one of the most cruel
-blood murders in the his
prime. The victim is Charles
e, son of George H. Hane of
pm Dam. The editor of the
ent the greater part of two
the neighborhood of the
during which time we were
kind friends in getting at
om facts of the horrible af-
are now prepared to give to
|ers probably the most au-
account that will be pub
nor to the arrest, conviction,
fingin-up of the scoundrel
omitted the deed.
y Hane was a quiet, peace
loved young man, who had
he'd maturity, and in con
on OF matrimony with Miss
oss, amost estimable young
Shamokin Dam, was about
* in the mercantile bust
the young lady's father.
e day ofthe tragedy assisted
an inventory of the store
p Gross & Gaugler.
the store at about 8 o'clock,
ing Miss Gross that he was
to attend a ball at the Fer
g that night to which she
MN to take her. After
ne store he started as if to
but on the way he noticed
Mixing ahead of him down
lie whistled as if to call
. person stopped and prov
Peter Trait, who asked the
ate young man to accom-
down the road. No." re-
riley, Il forgot something
go back" He went back
|rner of Main and HELEN
here Jonas Aurand lives
heard to whistle twice as if
ignaling somebody. About
rters of an hour after that
pmith and wife, residing
mile Immediately west of
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Court Proceedings.

Court convened Monday, Sept. 81.
1889, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
j. G. Middlcswarth, Henry Gem
berling, Howard Schambach, and ].
$. Stetler were appointed tipstaves.
COMMON PLEAS.
George Jacobs, Esq, of Juniata
county, was admitted to practice
law in the several courts of Snyder
county.
Philip Drcese. Adam J. Fisher and
ID. Oldt were appointed to value and
appraise n site for school house in
Washington twp.
Howard Mcclure, Esq, of Nor
thumberland county, was admitted
to practice law in the several courts
of Snyder county.
Malinda Yeager by her next friend
&c., vs.. Henry =. Yeager. divorce
granted.
George Shotzberger vs.. p. II. and
John Shotzberger, replevin verdict
for plaintiff Reasons for II new
trial were filed.
Reuben Dreesc, Sheriff, acknowl.
edged deed polls to John Long,
Sarah Gemberling, NJ. II. Taggart,
Louisa ID. Joffricnt, Wilson Hcrrold.
ORPHANS COURT.
Isaiah Walter was appointed guar
dian of IL minor child of Daniel
Kuhns, decd.
j. II. Bachman, Esq, W. Romig.
end Nathaniel Walter were appoint
ed appraisers to appraisc the estate
of Enoch Bingaman, decd.
Thomas p. Derr was appointed
guardian of Samuel S., William l..
and Charles Leitzel, minor children
of Mary Leitzcl, decd.
Returns to order of sale were con
iirmed in the estate Elizabeth Ship.
ton, decd, Daniel Maurer, decd,
jeremiah Cooper, decd, Jacob A.
Brubaker, decd. John Spahr, decd.
Return to inquests were confirm
ed and rules were granted on heirs
to come into court the LIST day of
next term and accept the real estate
of John G.. Wills, deed, George
Martin, decd.
Auditors reports were confirmed
nisi in the estate of Israel WOodling
decd, Isaac Swmgcr decd, Eliza
beth Shetterly decd.
The following order of sales were
granted: In the estates of John &.
Gill, decd, Peter Xechman, decd,
Washington Wilt, decd, Geo. Hell
wig, decd, Nathan JaTct, Reuben
Koch, decd.
The widows appraisements and
accounts were all confirmed except
those hereafter mentioned.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Commonwealth VS.. Sarah Tutt.
the defendant was found guilty of
assault and battery and sentenced
to pay fine of $500 and cost of
prosecution.
Commonwealth vs.. Charles Bilger.
indicted for fornication and bas-
tardy. The jury found defendent
not guilty, but he to pay costs of
prosecution.
Inspectors were appointed to in
spect the several new bridges built
this summer in the county.
Wednesday, Sept. %, 1889, court
adjourned till Nov. 8, at II o'clock,
A. Nj.
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Mrs. Austin Winey, of Elkhart,
Ind, is visiting w. b Winey and
family.
S. f. Deibert has moved his pho
tograph gallery to town, and posted
n fine display of photographs in our
post Office. He says he expects to
be ready for patrons the latter part
of next week.
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MARRIED.

On the 26th, ult., by Rev. J. +.
Wampole, Mr.. III. ID. Kuster, of Sa-
lem, to Miss Mary j, Boyer, of
Washington twp.
In Selinsgrove, on September 2S,
by Rev. q. Nj. Klepfer, Mr.. Ira T..
Ulsh, of Adamsburg, and Miss Hat
tie Kreeger, of Swineford.
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DIED,

In Middlccre"li twp. ca ,hn 18th,
ult., Blanche Stewart, iuinnU child
of John Nelson M...As ltoginia Ber-
ger, aged months, and II days.
Amos Il. Mitchell, after short
illness died Sept. %, 1889, aged Ga.
years, 10 months, and 10 days.
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from the first pool OF blood to where
he lay and then died. His vest
pocket, which held his pencils, was
torn, indicating that the pen
ellis had caught in the grass and
drawn out Death resulted from
hemorrhage, and hence was by no
means instantaneous. The coro-
ner's verdict will no doubt reveal
the possibility of this theory, but it
has not yet been made public.
WHO DID 1T
Read the answer in the stars"
Every eye has turned detective, and
there is an opinion for every star. A
cruel theory was given weight ut
first which implicated the young
mans affianced, Miss Mary Gross.
II is reported that this young lady
had used some very threatening Ian
guage to him short time ago. We saw
her and spoke to her and concluded
it did not require the trained eye Of
n detective to read in the counten-
ance of that young lady that inno-
cense and purity of heart which
alone would acquit her of any sus-
picion of cruelty. 1t is most unkind
to give countenance to any such sus-
picions, and we hope Public Opinion
will call halt in this desperate
grasping for clues and not drag into
outrageous notoriety so precious an
article as young lady's character
unless they have better grounds for
suspicion than the present case af-
fords.
who did it, is as yet mystery.
but it will not remain so long. Able
detectives have been employed and
the guilty party, who probably had
the temerity tolook at the corpse op
the day of the funeral win be hantsS
down No arrests have yet been
made, but it is only question of a
short time when the sleuth-hounds
of Justice will strike the right trail,
run down the scoundrel and bring
him up with n quick turn at the
short end of hempen rope.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral, which took place on
Monday afternoon was the most
largely attended affair of the kind
ever held in the east end of the
county. Rev. DR.. Dimm and Rev.
Murray Klepfer ofiiciated. The ter
rible anguish of the stricken family
were painful to witness, and the sad
scenes will live long in the minds of
the people.
Charles W. Hane was aged 81
years, 5 months, and IL days. He
was young man of great promise,
the hope of his parents, the pride
of his friends.
breathe low, thou gentle winds,
Breathe SOFT and low
The beautiful lies dead
| The Joy OF life Is fled
And our lone hearts are wed
HencefOrth 10 woe.
"Ihc green earth mOurnS for thee,
| Thou dearest one
A pai ntye tone Is heard
And flower and leaiiet stirred,
| And every fav'rite bird
Sings soft and lone.
| pale Is thy brow and dlmmed
Thy sparkling eye!
Affections sweetest token
Is lost fore'er and OrOkenl
The last kind word IL spoken
Why didst thou dey'
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rear ~, accept the same if rendered nilD'
and asking that his name be not useu'
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

IT,. ootoher term OF the County Court.
Lode Cbicbeser, will begin on Monday
next.
Mr. w n May has greatly improved inc aP-
o..nco of his property on the corner OF Gamer
Po a,d st Assph streets by removing the nlsn
Ioard fcnce and erecting in its cad neat iroh
oneNdisclosing very pretty flower garden.
Same excitement was caused on Royal street,
,esr Cameron, to day by little set to" between
so we'll known citizens, one democr$ ~ ana tne
other republican They weie separated before
either had been much hurt
This being the Jewish Day of Atonement, all
the stores of the Israetes in this city were closed
but will be Ieopened tonight Services were held
at the synagogue during the day.
Judge r. w. Hughes held short to- IN of the o.S.
Court in tbs city today end wound up the Dusl'
ness of the session No business OF general inter-
eat was transact, d
The market to-day wss well supplied with
meats fruits, etabes aud country produce
generally. Prices have an upward tendency.
Tie partridge season in this section Of the State
does not begin till the 10Th, but come BIRDS we're
brought TO market for sale this morning.
The game of bail this morning between the st.
Johns and thu Potomac Academy mines was won
by the lat. er by a score of 81 to 10.
The fine weather brought out many persons on
the streets to-day aud number Of country peo'
pie were in the city.
The ea'es OF property advertised to take Pl zee
to-day were postpon,d for two weeks.
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AUCTION SALES.
By R. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust executed by John
verton and wife 10 Park Agnew and others as
the truste OF 1.-THE German Cooperative Build
ing Association No. 2, of Alexandria. Va" and
dated on the TIN day OF January, 1879, a.'d re-
corded in the land records of the cfy of hlexan-
dria, Virginia, in deed b ;ok No. 7, page 476 the
subscribers, the trustees of the said ass citation
will by the order of the board of directors OF the
said association fer for sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, the 5'h dag of October, 1889. at 2
rn in front of the Market Building, OH Royal
street, in the ssi city OF Alexandria. the property
cncese1 by the sac deed Of trust; to wit:
A TENEMENT aud LOT OF GROUND, in the
said city of Alexenfria 81 IL .ted at the southwest
int section OF Columbus and Gibbon streets, in
front on Columbus st,e.t SO feet inches and
extending est III depth lib feet D inches to
20-feet alley.
Terms OF Sale: c sh.
PARK AGNEW,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Trustees.
HENRY STRAUSS,
sep20 cots
Gs- The ahJve sale Las been p stponed till
SATURDAY, October 10 II, at the same hour and
place oct5 cots
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The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about it, You may yourself BIO one of the
many who know from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If you have ever tried it.
you are one of its staunch friends, because the
wonderful thing about it is, that when once given
a trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after holda
place in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with cough, cold or any
throat lung or chest trouble, secure bottle at
ncc and give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed ev.
ery time or money refunded.
Trial bottles free at +. S. Leadbeater & Bros.
drug store.
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If pure blood is guarantee against Ca.
tarsh end like diseases. those who are using
Stonehraker's Blood and Liver Corrector
need apprehend no danger. II purifies the
5inod. $50 doses for 81.
Now, when you have tried all the Liver
PILLS in the market and received no bent fit,
try Stouebraker's and note the reeultH.
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Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot Drops
For sore throat and bronchitis, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngitis, take Lemon bot
Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon Hot
Drop.
For all throat and lung diseases, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. 20 cents per bottle. Pre-
pared by II. Motley, NJ. D, Atlanta, Ga.
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Public Speaking

Rooms STATE DEM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. 8. 1889. !
Tho executive committee are authorized to
make the following announcements:
HON. P. G. LESTER.
Carroll, Monday. October p.
Grays, N, tuesday, October %.
JOHN S. BARBOUR, Acting Chairman.
W w scorr, Secretaries.
H. SHEPHERD,
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The republi-
can city and county convention to nominate
a candidate for the house of delegates met
at Waterloo, in the coun y this evening,
and was IN session when this report was
being written. Mr. r 7 Lucas, who 1t is
eeuer | supposed wor'd recaiv. the nomis
nalion, to day sent letter 10 the conven
ton sasirg that he could lot. for various
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
Sc ured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Pric
80 cen s. Nasal I'M, ctor free. Sold by E.
S. Leadbeater & Bro.
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PAUL KEYS WILL Paul Key. the co..
ored preacher who WAS banged at Freder
icksburg yesterday for an assault on little
white gill. made the following will:
Il, Paul Key. make this my last will and
Testament. All my earthly goods give to
my wife, Melvns Key. My body to be
turned over to my said wife, to be disposed
of by her as she pleases. If she chooses to
sell my body. don't propose that any one
shall have it for less than five hundred dol.
lara. appoint Rev. j E Brown my exec
utor of this, my last will and testament.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
4 b day of October, 1889 "
The body was turned over to his wife and
prepared for burial, and inferred in the col.
ored cemetery at o'clock yesterday after
noon.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5 Tho general list in the
stock market YVES very dull this morning. Fist
prices were generally higher with the advances
over last nights prices extending to % per cent.
The market la'er became dull throughout, and at
IL o'clock was dull and firm, generally at shsde
better than the opening p;ices. Money Quot
a.
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LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver, ,Stom-
ach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
Dr. Mozleys Lemon Elixir is pleasant lemon
drink that positively cures all Biliousness, Con-
stipation, Indigestion, Headache, Malaria, kldqey
Disease. DIZZINESS, Colds, Loss of Appetite, Fe-
vers Cbilis. Blotches, Pimples, Pain in Back, Pal
pitston of Heart, and all other diseases caused by
disordered liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause of all fatsl diseases Fifty cents and
one dollar per ottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by H. Mozl,y, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
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nss- Persons learing the city can hare the Ga.ctte
mailed to any address postage prepaid t0r ngeg"
of time, at the rate Of fifty cents per month.
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POLICE REPoRr-Lsst night was clear
and cool with two prisoners at the station
house.
The MAYOR this morning disposed Of the
following cases
Hugh Smith. arrested by officer Jones for
being drunk at the station house was sent to
Jail 10 default of the payment Of 81 80 6ue.
Margie Pendleton, coioEed' arrested by
officer Taylor for dis1rderly conduct was
6aed 81 so.
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WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaintp Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
apteed to cure you. Sold by E. 8. Leadbeat.
or &c Bro
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REPUBLICAN NJ ERTING.-The republicans
of the CITY and county held ward and pre-
cinct meetings last night TO elect delegates
to convention heing held in the county
this eveicg to nominate candidate Tor the
Legislature. The meetings were SHINY at
tended and we're n,usuaily orderly. MOST OF
the de.e,tes Ia tae city we're favorable 10
Mr.. Lucas, white others wanted Mr..
ID. A. Windsor TO be the nominee. The del.
egates a;e unrestricted.
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS Colonel George
w. Carter who is ecturing throughout the
State for the Grand Lodge of the Independ-
ent Order of Good Templsrs. will arrive
here to night and 10 morrow afternoon at
4 o'clock will deliver an address 10 the
Methodist Protestant Church. Ga Monday
night he will lecture at the Baptist Church,
aud on Tuesday night in the First Presby-
teriau Church. These meetings are under
the auspices of Golden Light Lodge snd the
public is cordially invited to come and hear
this eloquent orator.
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E9s- CONFEDERATE VETERANS The regular
monthly meeting of E. E. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, will be held on Monday evening" Octo.
Der TIL, st 1870 O'clock.
oc 5 2t EDGAR WAKEFIELD, Aijt.