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IMPRISONED IN ECUADOR.
An Anne rica" Complains "t IN Usage In
the >.,uth America" Urpu,iir.

Cuic>Do, Sept. -. Mr.. G. l.. Dou;;h"rty
of this city has received a letter from i,is
brother. Edward 4. Do,igh.rty. dated at
XariIns.. Ecuador. saying that hc had
been held close prisoner tl.'r" sine"
june II. Mr.. noiighcrty went to Ecuador
seventeen years ago. aud was for u tim"
with MIR. M"iggs in his enterprises. a."
married "a niece 81 the president of EcIo-
dor IN ts1S. and has hr"u recently engaged
in gold mining enterprises. The letter
g.iv. uo reason, for Mr.. Dougherty's i'm
prisonnicut. but referred To enclosed cor
r'-poris!cutc !s'tN .ru tii" writer ami
t.otisul-g,.,irr.,l of the United States.
Owen Mrt;arr. at /,rima. as fully sN-
planning the situation. This rorrt'SIbofi'l-
s.i,cc was not in the letter. Mr.. boIgli"rty
t..li.v,.s that the letter was ttInpcrsst
with and the correspondence .Strsctsd.
H.. has tcI..grs,p phCd hi,. brother for pariir-
ulur~, and .ts hc has received no reply hs.
fears that his telegram has been stopped
10y the government Of Ecuador He has
written tn the State department at WASH
in,yton setting forth the facts and com
planning of the inactivity of the United
States consul-gcners,l IN the matter.
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NEw YORK. sept. .?.-A Montreal special
says that -. &. Sha,IsiIncSsy. assistant gem
crll managcr of the Canadian Pacific.
railroad. has been appointed assistant
president of the road. lie leaves for Eng
land 10y way of New York to-day to CON
tract for three steamers of 5.,sD tons. tn
steam eighteen knots. for the Piriii" Mail
service to- China and Japan. They arr. tp
bc of the same model and design a. the.
German Lloyd "Lohn.' to cost a million
apiece, and To bs. delivered at Vancouver
in eighteen months. President Van Hor,,
in an interview to-day says nothing short
of universal disaster will prevent the com
pany from earning S3o.Os.OO next year,
aud Ss.sD.Dp net. or six per cent. on the.
capital. The government guarantr" of
three. der cent ends in ls;ri.
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Tried q. Ssurn th- Tow ~.

LANCASTER. Pa. Sept. -. -Wriyht-villr,
!, small towIsou the Su-siuchanna. oppu-
site Columbia in this county, wa- !, s.rne
ot horror last night. ia. police station and
fy.. barns being, destroyed by inccudiary
fires. After the first iirs. a Vigilance conn
ntitt.,c patrollssi the place but failed tn
early this uornii. AT which Jsiu.s Fi-tsr
aiias freddy Ma.intyr, was -.izcd on
SUSPICION of being the iuc.n,liary and
locked ttp in ths. burning building from
whicn. however. Ie SiIs-c,-sl..d ia ,Scsll,-
ing. H.. was afterwards arrested th..
county i.til.
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I.ior..,t,.nt of 10 IsanL.r'~ Daughter.

MARION. Ind. Sept. "a sensation has
been created here 10y tho maj arriaI" of Miss
Anna B. Swc.tzs.r to- Field w. Siwczs.y. "a
young attorney. the marriage being il, the
nature. of an clopcmcnt. The bri,l.. H. IL
years old. handsome and accomplished.
and is the. daughter of ID. Is. Swcetzcr, "a
banker, one OF the. wetithis.st men in the.
county. Mr.. Swcetzer was bitterly Dp-
posed to the alliance and had forbidden
the young man to enter his house. This
order, however. failed to sever the attach
ns.nt. and this morning the young folks
went to the Methodist VarsuuIi..s. and
were married by tlt. Rev. Mr.. Swadcvcr
just in time To catch the Pan-H;,n,ilc train
to Chicago. where they now are. The
young lasly's father declares shs. shall
never enter his ho,i-s. again.
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ST. Louis. Sept. 9.-A special from Car
boiisia.e. H., says: This afternoon "a
boiler used on the farm of John w. Sny-
der. half a mile east Of this city. exploded
with disastrous results. Five men lost
their lives. namely: John w. Snyder.
Thomas Lygct. Andrew J. Lygct. John
Biggs and Isaac Miller Icolor'd. The
men were oro,Ivcd about the boiler. which
was ont of order. Snyder had just given
the order To shut down when th" boiler
exploded. Another man. William g..
spcll.r. who had jiist started home. was
Knocked down and had leg boL.n. Al!
TN, men except Andrew J. Lyr"t have
funIilics, aud all r,,si,led i'm this city.
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.,r,.v. Occurrence. In wisconsin.

APPLETON, Wis. Sept. o.-Fh"r" wis "a
r..Inark!iiI. occurrence at the mills of thu
combined Locks Paper company five
miles b"iow Appleton. Saturday. from
some unknown r;ttiSs. 1hrrs. was AN ui,-
hcaval Of rock ou which TIA. mills are l,r
Gated. throwing TIA. mill walls out of
plumb. cracking the great wall of stone
and cement twenty feet thick and making
"a saddle. back several hundred feet long
aud six inches high in the. bed rock bs,-
meath the mill. An artc-iau well two
hundred feet away has dried up. The
damage. to tl,. mill and machinery will
amount to several thousand dollars. n
panic occurred among the mill operatives
AT tin, time of the shake up. hat nobo'iy
WAS hurt in the stampede.
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SWiNDllNo UNCLE SAM.
Arrest eft Two Per~on- accused "f Pension
Frauds.

lSDIANAPOLiS. Sept. 9.-lAs. +. Wilson.
member of the legislature from Shelby
county, and Janc Fox, of tyutlia. the
ss..mc county, have hssu arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal Conway
and brought to this city. charged with vio-
iatipg tn" pension laws.
The affidavit upon which ,ln. arrest
was In,,i. says that Jane Fox was AT one
time the wife of al Union soldier naIncsi
Oliver Snyder. Soon after the war Suy-
der died and the woman obtained u PEN
sion. whicl, she drew until 1870. when she
married Daniel Fox. After living with
Fox u few years. and having three child
ron 10y him, he died, and then the woman, 4,
il iS alleged. set about io have ler Is'i,Sioii
renewed.
1t is charged that i'm order to recover
her pension Wilson went before the cir
s.,iit court and made affidavit that the wo-
man was never the wife of Fox. and that
the three children were iliegitinlats.. Up
on the facts set forth i'm the alleged aili,lit-
Wit, the pension was renewed by the de-
partncut and Mrs. Fox received S1.as
back pay. Both prisoners waived pre-
linina,y hearing aud were bound over to
court in the. sum of 81 900 each. which was
furnished, and they were released.
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Father and Daught.r Reunited.

MEXICO. Mo-, Sept. -. 80 Twcuty-iive
years ago John Anderson La Rue and Miss
Belle Morris w.'rs, married in Renisk Ram
sioiph county. Four years lttcr. after a
daughter had been born. they separated,
Si,.. obtaining .. divorce. He went west
and was never heard FROM. His wife mar
rird "a man named Cro--w.,itc, who died "a
few years ago. and she ranr., to this city.
wlicr,, shs, has lived in abjsct povcrty ever
since. Last week La Rue. who has iscn
living I'm .tu Obscure. part of Mour,c conn
ty for several years. learned that his
of for over twenty years, lived in Mexico.
He invited her to come and -cc him. W h,cl l,
she consented to do. and this week was
sent Ia him. After "a joyful meeting hc
presented her with deed to all his pos
sessions. which amount to several tho,Is--
and dollars.
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DIED ON HER WEDDING EVE.
She Arranged Herself la H~r Bridal Robes
and soon An-rwarsi Dropped Drssss.

She Arranged Herself la H..r Bridal Is.,hr-
and 500" Au-rwarsi Dropped D-sss.
ATLANTA. Sept. 9.-N'ar Bowslcr Springs
to-day what WAS to have been "a wedding
proved tn lc "a funeral. The daughter of
Colonel John McFaslslcn had met Edward
Snclt of Charleston at TallUl.th in the
early summer. The compile sur'. iccaiI'.
lovers, and the young lady returned home.
hcfors, the season WAS cut to prepare for
her wedding. which WAS set down for tp-
day. Her father. who is one of tho leading.
planters of Cobb county, resolved to make
the wedding II grand social occasion. The.
bridal tros>srau was ordered from New
York, and Young ladies were present from
several states tai act i,s bridesmaids.
Last night the bride. cNpsrtaut arrayssi
herself in her robes for tli" inspection of
her friends. For a few moments the.
greatest hilarity existed. wh"u su'islcnly
Miss McFadi'irn put her hand tn her fore
head with a scream and fell to the floor.
She WAS dead. The body. urr.,ycd as il
was for the wedding. was laid out for
burial, aud when MIR. Smith rs.i. up at :.
o'clos.k this afternoon. which was th. aI,-
pointed time. he fmind that lac was at "A
funeral instead of a wedding. He was su
overcome that hc could not go To- the
burial. which took plar" at %. M.
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Driven fro,n H.,n. 10, whit. sap-.

KANSAS City, Mo-, sept. .. 4 band of
masked regulator who called th..nIaclv"aS
white Gaps" visited th" hoin" ia 81.
Mary's. Kansas. last might. of "a woman
who called herself iudiiicr,'utly. Murphy.
Bartholomew. Spcus"r, aud Hill Having
driven her and hcr two children away
they destroyed the chimney and windows
of the house. The women and children
hav. not been seen since. lh" 'Nhli.
caps then attacked "a small >tor" owned
bS the woman. drov" the occupant, \. l..
HiIl, "a negro. away. destroyed til" windows
aud tarrs-d and f"nth.r'-d tn" building a
warming.
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>us,-.teox Dying.

NEW YORK. Sept. An evening I,ap"r
says: Congressman =. -. Cox j. dying.
Four sls,y, ago hc was confined to- his bed
by AN attack of ui.,larial fever. This
rapidly developed into acute pneumonia.
which sleticd th, best medical skill. Yes
t..i,lt.y his physician gave up all hope.
At 10 o'clock tonight tox's condition
wa- apparently unchanged. His doctors
say tho next twely" hours will d'cid" th..
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OMAHA. sept. S.-Coustable Mastcrtttau
last night shot John Jorcs, Jim Mct arty
and John StaniSlaiis in "A resort between
Omaha and South Omaha, known as Ok
laiiouna. Stauisl.us W i'll probably die, ,Ansl
the other two will recover. The men shot
werc uicu,ber~ of "A crowd who attacked
the constable. MastcrInau was tssdfy
ts..,tsu bat will recover.
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n,riul,,.,n l,..,,..,, Ixn..,,..

BHlGHroN BEACH. Sept. 9.-Thc attend
anc,. to-day was large. in the five frlrlcu,sS
the Bonaiidc colt won. Nfiliie Williams
second. Misc hief third time. I :iS.
Six and "A half furlongS NeySb,irg won.
the Dude second. Prince Edward third :.
time. :22A.
Three quarter mile Little Miuch won.
Young Duke and kins Crab ry,u dead heat
for place time. :i5il.
Seven furiougs Bohemian Won. Dccr
Lodge second. s'ln,riiii- third; time. :-3-
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TIL. u,aI,Iu,or. Races,

BaLTTMo.I.. sept. s.-Thc president
hcIig i'm the city did n great deal 'o lessen
the attendance at the opening days races
at Pimlis.o track. In the .: :45 class Mary
hand brcs.tlers' associitioii stake, ls.st three
in live mile heats. cobash won. Highland
2:g7L.
tl,ss = ~. purse 81 .UO. best three. i'm five.
Roma won. Susan second. Moonlight
third. Tippic fourth best time, > :2II,.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Cps and Dovsns tm Market valu~. the
New Hark ENchmnge.

New Work Exchnnge.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Thc stock market
was active i'm spots to-day and the strength
displayed was confined tn II few stos.ks,
most of which are what is known as
spccialtics. The general list WAS rather
quiet and fcverish. The news of the day
was lneagrr. The final changes In the
general list arc about equally divided is~
tween gains and losses. but st. Paul prs~
ferretl is down 2H. Manhattan two.
short line, Manitol,a, Louisville Il NASH
villc and Nicklc Plate preferred ia. Cow
crsnents were dull hut steady. Petroleum
opened steady AT M. and declined tai 9s1S
in early trading. then rallied and closed
firm at Dak. The sales werc :sss ,tUo barrels.
TIN, s.lS,.,ir,D SitlntltiOnS
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lii iNwNruN. kan-.. sept. S-Dirk Fisher
alias Dick Rhodes. a negro wanted i'm
Doii,lliin county. Kansas. for rape and
hur,,. stealing, was captured here yestcr-
and turned over To constable. who pro-
posed to take him to White Cloud where
lac had comInitt..d the crimes. Word
came from there Tonight that d.tern-
in.a mob attacked the constable, and
took the prisoncr'from him and hanged
i'm
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Wh>Hi S,sroN. sept. 9.-rhs' president
tonight made tE>- following appointments !:
George. W. Lyon, of New York city, TO bs,
surveyor of customs for tire port of New
York: rheoslorc Ii. Willis. III brooklyn. la
Ia. NAVAL officer OF customs i'm the district
of New York; Ernest Nathan. to he cob
hector Of internal revenue for the First dis
tri,.t pf New York.
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Money on call easy, 3es4. Prime paper,
5Aa1. Sterling exchange quiet. steady !;
sixty day bills, s+sih. demand. st.ss.
Mining stocks: Caledonia V. H.. :po;
Con. Gaia. and Va, 7,2H; Common
wealth. 215: Dcstslwoosl, lapb; Could & Cur
ry. 2u: Hale x Nor'rosss. .sb: HCnp--takc.
$40; Horn silver. 125: Iron silver, lI5 {:
Mexican. $50: Mutual. 40; Ontario, 3aO I;
Ophir. :sab; Occitiental. lsD: Plymouth.
Nd: Savage. 2i5: Sierra, Nevada. .siJ; Ward
Com. i10.
Copper. ,inii and heavier: Lake. Sep
tpniiscr. 1913. Lead. .,iiict bii; iirrt. d,-
mcstis.. Si.u. Tin. spot strong: futures,
fiat straits. SIM.
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Probably the Missing Men.

Bo>ToN. Sept. about the time Treas
ur,.r Dana of the Douglas Axe company
aud his son Disappeared. two men answer
ing their general description sailed for
IstsIi1- Ayr.--.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.-Thc descendants
of Benz. Talbot. colorcti. lay claim tn $40
acres of land covering ths. central portion
of Logansport. Ind. The title il said to
tie indisput:,ble. Tie. property il worth
several millions.
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MURDER WILL OUT
; Confession of a Nrgrc-- toncrrntng . q rtus~
or Fifteen Years Ago.


ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. o.-Fifts-.n years
ago Mrs. Farmer. with her daughter. am
odd maid. lived alone i'm a small country
house in Clayton county. One morning
the old woman was found dead in bed
with her skull crushed and her daughter
was lying upon the floor unconscious.
The ncuds who committed tin" crime at
tempted to hide the traces by setting fir..
to th. house. Julia johnson, u n,..,rcss.
first tried for III. murder and a.-
quilted. s>hc tried for am assault
with intent to murder Miss Farmer and
fouud gully. Tier sentence w.,, fifteen
year, in the pcuitsrtiary. She Just
finishing serving the sentence, and two
days age, returned to Jonc-ippro. She was
questioned at,out the Grim. and when told
nothing more could he done with her she.
masi. =, confession. Julia stated that she.
did not commit the cr,rnc. hut assisted 4,
white man To do 10. Inc .,bj.rt of the
crime was roh,cry. The white man. Juii.,
says, went into the house while she rs-
u..iu",. o,Itsisir to watch, and when he
knocked down both the women h, called
her in and ssarh Of the ioiI>s, was bs.-
gun. IL WAS fouud-n.aIl ~ $40. IL got only
so i'm all. SAID tis. Negro woman. The.
Clayton county grand jury will Investigate.
the startling stn,y. wt,,ch connects -
highly r.spsctst'tc white man who has
moved ont of the state. lie has many REL
ativs- now living in the, county
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ELL.ENsBURs'. w. T.. Sept. 9-The dem
ocratic state convention met to-day. -.
4. Wallace. of Tacoma. was nlsssi.. tenn
pors,ry chairman On rcas-cnbling ina
the afternoon JAS. "A. Davis. of Seattle.
WAS made permanent chairman. To-
night the following nominations wcrs.
made: Lieutenant governor, NJ. y. Plat
ter. of w Whitman: secretary of state. w. -.
Wittls-~sc. of Port townsend: t1.sAsurcr.
Col. katiii man. of Tacoma: attoricr gem
crsi, w. j. Sniveiy, of Yakima; stperin-
t.Iisis.ut of public instruction. j. y. Nor
gan. of ElisnsbIris. and commissioner Of
public lands. j. =. Taylor.
ELLENSBUR., w. A., Sept. 3.-At the.
evening session the. cotnnIitt.-s. on rc-o-
lutioiis reported a. lengthy platform. ut,-
proving th. administration OF Cleveland
and standing by the 81. Louis platform: !:
s,rraigning the republicans for extortou.
siuplici,y and fraud. DECLARING i'm
favor of free schools and the apI,ropr;a-
ton Of public Lands for i,,,i,is. purposes.
sicIIouiicing the Chinese exclusion act a.
administered 10y th" rrpubiican-. favorinx
the opening of the Columbia river from
end to the other, f.lyor,ng tin. b,Iildinl,
of forts and protection OF the Pacific
coast h.,rt,ors, dcno,insiiug the republican,
state platform a. deceptive and untrue.
picsi-.ng their every effort for tiI.. success
/ OF the democratic tick kct.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction
Philadelphia & Erie r r Division.

NUKTHERAN CENTEKAL KAILWAY.
Trains Leave Sunbury
80 n IN, For Belefoupie, Erie and Canaudai-
qua.
9B3a m. For Lock Haven.
asp m, For Belleiontc. Kane and CauandaI.
qua.
5 sop m. For Remove and Watkins
10 ~ y m for Williamspoit.
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The Negro in the South.
Continued from an paae.

This system of "toiling" extends
from the kitchen to the barn even
the ration Of corn for horse feed has
n half dozen ears abstracted for the
benefit of Uncle Jim's pig, or as a
contribution to the weekly ''grist"
to the mill
1t is not uncommon to find hid
den away in the kitchen or outbuild.
ings, bits of ribbon, lace, under.
clothes, books, pictures, bric-a- brac,
and when called to account, every
servant protects the most profound
ignorance of their existence.
There are some notable instances
of the strictest honesty, integrity
and faithfulness of servants to tn,
interests of the planter and his
household, but such servants alway,
lose caste with their friends, and ar,
designated as among school children
tell tales" and spies.
=. A. T.
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b25a IN. For Catawissa and Hazelton.
rs a M, 10 w am and 8 80 T. M. tor WNkesbarre
8 SO m. 10 ~ a IN, 90 pm ~ y m, For shame
kin and Mount Carmel.
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PAXToNvuLE.-Mollie Harner was
visiting relatives and friends few
days last week. She left for Has
tings, Cambria county, where she
will keep house for her father.
The committee to purchase furni-
ture for the Evangelical church, CON
sisting of the Secretary, Treasurer
and President of the Mite Society,
made their trip to Lewistown on
Saturday. They Sundayed in Mil
roy, also satisfied themselves as to
the power and beauty of nature by
visiting Hagney's cave. Before leav-
ing Milroy, they visited the busiest
spot i'll that place, the knitting fac
tory. They say the girls talk and
laugh louder than the machinery
roars, and of course we believe it.
Mr.. w. H. Felix gave them very
reasonable prices on the goods, and
presented n brussels rug for the pull
pit in the bargain. He is undoubt-
edly fine man. They had n nice
time but are strapped financially.
Albert Martin, who was working
in the foundry at Danville, met with
sad accident on Thursday, Sept.
26. He jumped on the elevator after
it had started, and was caught and
squeezed into space of about three
inches. His bowels and body were
crushed, but he lived, and was con-
scious till Friday noon, when death
came to his relief. He was brought
home on Saturday, and buried on
Tuesday. Funeral services by Revs
S. p. Orwig and J. g. Nj. Swengel
He leaves Il sorrowing father, mother
brother and sister to mourn his
early departure. Albert will b,
missed by a great many young
friends, associates, and by the whol'
community. He was fine youns
man, kind and obedient. He wal
called away in the morning of hi
life, being only 90 years, l month
and "a days of age. We deeply sym
pathize with the grief-strickel
friends and would point them t,
Him, who alone is able to comfor
5 them. CLAIRE
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Borough Ordinance Passed
September %, 1889.

ON motion IL Is enacted that wherever cobblinR
Is necessary and hereafter ordered by council
from time 10 time, the owners OF lots are requir.
ed 10 furnish enough proper cobblng stones ana
deliver them In front OF their lots at their own
In Re put down AT regular and uniform grade
as already given and to be given. IRON time 10
time by the surveyor. Said cobbllng stones are
10 be furnished within 20 days from the publica-
tiOu OF this ordinance, on motion IL Is hereby
ordered that wherever necessary, and ordered
By the Council from time To time, each lOt OWN
eT Is requested To scrnpe and clean the street
OF dirt dust and rubbish nom curblng 10 the
middle OF the street Immediately IN mont OF MS
or her lot ana take or haul the same away OF
cause the same so taken or hauled away, at his
| own expenses II not so done and taken away
within reasonable time set by the said Council
| then the said Council may order this work
| To be done at the expence of this Borough nnC
sell or dispose the said drit, dust or rubbish u
| the best aciyantage-the proceeds OF which 10 bt
used us other borough funds are generally ap
proprated ,o,u>,nv, p,o.a
| A 4 GILuI Sac
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II fany sssehsr says no has the W. L. Doapia.
the bottom. put him down n . fraud.
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ADAMsBURG.- Rev. Honeycutt has
loaded his goods and will leave for
Chambersburg to engage in the
drug business. We are sorry to
lose him.
Helfrich a. Smith have sold their
stock of general merchandise and
coal to A. H. Ulsh Il Son. They are
now taking an inventory of the
stock.
J. W. Specht has gone to the East
to buy his fall and winter goods.
Rev. j. NJ. Rarich of Rebersburg
and Rev. Greenhoe of Milton, re-
Gently visited friends here.
Revs. Mumma and Sellers have
gone to attend Lutheran Synod at
LOUISVILLE.
To-day II party left for deer
Bessie Erb cut an ugly cash in her
foot.
Ed. Knepp, Lewis Helfrith and
Frank Spade returned home last
Saturday from Latrobe, Pa, where
they had been working at bridge
building.
Frank Dreese has returned to his
brother Irwin at Lemont.
The iron bridge for Middlecreek
at Mitchels' arrived last week.
Billy Dreese has COW he wishes
to sell. The reason is she SHES at
the cars. Billy, how was it with
Rashey's COW!
The A. G. Cornet Band the other
evening treated Rev. Honeycutt to
some choice music, and the parson
responded with IA neat speech and a
fine present for which the Band re.
turns thanks.
The painters are at work on the
house of DR.. II. j. Smith, decd.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !

The undersigned Administrator OF the estate
nf Reuben Koch decd, win expose TO public sale
~, the premises. In West Beaver township shy-
der county, Pa, on
Friday, October %, 1889,
,Il ;hat certain messuagc or tract OF land slt-
nate H. township county aud STATE hiOresalu,
.'ontaiuiny 40 ACRES more or less, bounded
North py Andrew Ulsh and paul iaines, East Dy
Andrew Ulsh and Tillman Ronig, south Dy A,
NJ Smith, and West by A. ~ Lands BIO; on
witch is erected good DWELLING HOUSE
ana other Outbuildlngs. Good Tult ON the
premises. 81, .,,,,a,. ~ ,,har
sale 10 commence M 10 O'clock r. NJ, Mhel
lue attention will be given shd terms hi''u'
known by AZ yp,.Nn
s,nten,her aT. 80. pd. Administrator