davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
Rlnitlide BepGiferuno.

9ie fIuitlide 8etpdiferung bon Sarmen
auBerbalb 1ener trodenen @egenoen, moo
obue cine I0l6e Der 8ooen nidt nit 8orz
tbeil bearbettet tperben farm, lift Elm @eoen>
ftano, Der INNER mebr Der 8eadtung tpertb
o~efunoen tpiro. 9tteman0 be1treitet IS, DaB
cine BenGferun9 ben @rnteertrag lebr bduz
fla berboppeln piir0e. Qln ma1tden Steuen
lit fe u~nauSfIbrbar, an anoerett tuitroet
bic Soften bieletbt groBer ietn nie Der baz
0ur6 gu er!angenoe NDrtbetl. NidtsDeItcs
tuentger pir6en Sauien6e bon Sarn1ern
un6 .namentIt6 WarftgGrtner, lotDie Sbft>
3iidter etne na6 tbrem @utbunfen ltuttz
ftnoenbe 8etpGiferun9 iebr bortbeiGbaft ft1z
ben. Sin befanrter 8eerenSihter in Suit
nots bat cine 8etpGiierungsanlage mittelit
zines tief in Die @rbe 9egrabenen 8runnens
ausgefIbrt, tpel6e g2a9abmung perbient.
g1a6bem ber 8ru1nen 10 tief gegraben mar,
6aB CT rei6ltG Waiier barbot, iebte er cine
bur4 @tnb getrtebene 9rufpumpe binein,
Die 0as Waiier in etlien 900 SUB oapon entz
fernten unb sc SUB b0ber ais bic pumpe
a~elegcnen 8ebGlter trieb. 0erielbe fam
538, 900 @allonen dufnehmen unb liegt auf
benz b06Iten 8unfte Der Tarm. Bon oa
fIbren G0bren mad ben @rbbeer>, 6tmbeerz
uno 8rombeerbeeten, lofpie ben @emiilez
felDern. Die GDDren 1tno in g~etDiiien Nb@
itGnben nit 6D0ranten DerleDen uno ltefern
6aburd, oaB Oil bieie fur3e Sdlduhe gez
ihroben tperDen, alien Stelen beS NeloeS
dusretdeno @di1er. Sin RHa6e ourfGeht
sic Nulaae uno bringt bic S6lGu6e in Die
erforberlt6en 2agen uno tpe1lelt oai1ltt ab.
Dte ltnfoften fir Die gan5e Nnlage frorcn
1ur $500, wdbreno Der @t9ent9ulner l9r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

rung lift bic 1triade Der 8er6auun8sft0runz
gen. @s mtro DieIiah 81 Dict ret9eS unb
su tpentg malft9es 6utter 9e9cbeu. Meu1t
Der Stau rein gebalten tpiro, beltebt nenia
@efabr anitedelDer &ranfbeiten, altber tie
tperoen burb Mnfauf It.. i. 10. eingel@Rppt.
Observation-Disclosures Brteffafer.
ALTER Seier". Trage: Nie farm
mann SrGuterfdie MAIDEN? Nntmort:'
8uttermll6 miro auf9efod)t uno gum aus
trodnen in Die Sorm getban. YBeun Die
Wfolten abgeIaufen itnD, miro oer Drei in
ein @efdB gelegt, nidt alISu idarf geial5en
allerlei serltpBeneS @eplrs, ais gtelfen,
s3tmrnet, 8inent, auh Elm ipentg 8feffer
biletngem;l6t uno auf Elm 9iuub &Gle Elm
Gbl0fel pom Sum poer guten 8rannttpeir1
5ugeleBt; baun tDtrb Die Wfaile nit ben
0dnoen ourd,aefnetet unb oaraus &die BON
beliebiger @roBe gei0rmt. Sobalo Der
Gaie bel Sonllels poer Stubenindrnle gez
trodllet lit, miro ct in leinene nit 6eiBcr
WtDlfe bur6feu0tete 9appen 0~eipiGelt uno
III Elm @efGb perpadt, felt Derialolen unD
an ei1en mdrllen Srt geIteQt, Dorauf er
ldon na6 bier bis aft Saoeu 9e9elieH tper=
ben fonn. ga Dieier &Gie lei0t 5erreibbar
"NU HN HHlsVuVItNVIH S14NldSbIut@tH Stnu
5u farben lit, 10 blrfte CT benn S6met5erz
frduterfdie and biniihtli6 bes au9eHe6n1en
9el0madeS pergtsiAbar iein.
!6errn s.. 6. &etip, Neb. Srage:
Sunge Jcrtel, bie nodl bel ben SGuen litb,
psr6en labm i'm 6intcrt6eile = mas lit gu
thun? Nntport: gu DieI i6ner ueroauz
Iides Sutter lift iii Sen meiiten SdQen
ldulb on bieien llebel. Olog Die 8iitte>
rung nun ieiu lpethe fe molle, lie loute 0ez
Gaoert tperoen. 0itb lsiht perbaublides
Tutter nit WtiI6 ooer Wtoltereiabfdlen
perniidt unb Jorge fit 9tetnlidteit, no5
mentli6 in 8esus auf Waiier. Die Serfel
iolteu ie eber ie 5eIler bur1 Gaben BON
Wail1 unterituBt perDeu. Son .3eit su
Belt cttpaS Ghtpefet inter bas Sutter gez
mii6t lit Der @ieiunobeit autrdgli6. linn
Die geroauun9Stbdtisteit SIT erbDbeu iollte
Oen Sdpeinen fortwdbreno Stetnz nod
6eiier 6olsfoble a~ugdnglid iein.
D2anaidrtger 2eier" Ste6e Orr
tifel: vlleber bas Werben bes &leebeues."
r@artenfreuno". Stebe Qrtifel:
u&lnftlide 8cmdierung".
6errn $. 90. Siehe Artitel: v9er &opfz
fobl."
6errn st. g. @ie6e artitsl: .gleid>
~iellerte fiir Den Warft." X:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

ben se6nfaden @ert9 bcimiBt. Wit einent
8inorabe, G6urm uno elmer 9ruGpnrtpe,
bic ettpa 500 toften, fan1 man Wal1er TT
einen gebGlter brineen, Der cine babe 1Retie
entfernt unb 200 SUB b09er liegt, ais Die
Sberfldhe bes g9aiiers III Ger Gueue. 2en
8ebGlter ftett man an einfadlten oaourO
Der, baB man in Die Groe grabt uno ZEN
MuStpurf CUR 8iloIna Der Seitentpanoe
benubt. Sine berarti9e fitnitlide Se'uallez
runa f0nnte fat auf jeoer Tarm a1gelF9t
tperoen uno miiroe bon ni6t gertngem
8ert6e iein. Sic tpirbe audi III troderlen
eSSabren bic @rtrdge bes @artens uno oe5
Sbitbofes itbern. JIatitrlid fanr1 man etne
iotde Anlage anG oasu benuBe1, I'M 9aus,
Sheune uno 8eioeplabe 10 tpett Der Sor7
rat5 rei6t, init gSaiier 3u uerlorgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
MM$iU6rtS.

Wet3en Nelp Nors - S1tIf 93ac.
Se5ember 934e., ct. 2outs-Sult $3.50. Seee
aentber 884c. Wtilmaufee - sunni 82fc. Gtlt
825c. 8~uIutb-gaar ST. @ts., cSnli 8S5 SIS. ::
WilunedpoliS = $40. / Nortbern. SUM
$3.50. eSuli $500. &oIebo = gaar 888ic.
ssSuti 8S4c. Baltimore - Stunt 874c, Sult
S7B Gents.
Corn = Neru gort - Stuff 41s geuts.
ct: 2outs SUIT 325 Gents. Baltimore -
Suli 400 @ents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

@Drn. yerfdufe mad grobe: Nfo. 3
349@349c, go. 3 9elbes Soc, 9to. 3 weiBes C,
$40. 4 313@32c.
ater- 8erfdufe mad grobe: SEQ. 9
29@294c, SEQ. 2 weiBer 303@314c, go. 5
274@29c, go. 8 peiDer 294 @301c.
Sdmereten - Bertdale nah 0robe {:
Sla0s, No. 1, baar, 81 80.
Tog9eu. = 8erfdufe nod Brobe: go. 2
47@474c, gto. 3 36@40c.
@errs- 8erfdufe mad gro5e: geo.
4 27@33c. $50. 8 36@40c.
slate 8erfauie 5u S. 10000 rs.
M iSo 1t n9S - GerfdNfs 3u $11@13.5 so.
sea-. - Yerfdufe nab Strobe: SEQ. L
Etnnotbp S10@ Il. so, gso. 3 8imot9p $50
$50, gem. S6.O0@7.00e nplaub Bratrie S9.0 o
@12.50
Co mmerm iaen 8erf6uts naf1
GrObe: SEQ 2 SIC, $50. 8 H@80s, $50. 4 65
@68c.
Isl nter m eiseu-8ertdufe mad grobs :
SEQ. 3 rotber 7S@61c, $50. 4rotber 65@73c.
GlT erw aaren I6tieBeu 3u S2k0
.95c fir rYorf garrel5" uao 81. 10D1. 12t
iir r2arb GterceS".
u B IS t. - 1893.
sale. - Seem @aeooars rad9c.. DO.
Gpins 9t@84e. DO. Doung Nmertcas s4@
9gc. 1zBfo. 2t96t SfInyneo GptuS71@Se.,
I 4fo yonng 4ntericd5 6@9ke, Sfimmeo
@6eele 3@oc.. gridsG9eels ueu 11A@Itc..
&inburser 114@12e.. Oomeltics . DiB 15@
16e.
@te:. -11@11lc bog Dss.
&c eu e. 6 q TT 0 In. Nus Wfobile
2.75@3,00 baS Sop; SenneIiee RuIe S2.75@
800; GorlD SrtunpbS 2.O0@2.25.
&ei Btraut - 9teues S1.25@3.50 ber
Crate.
Nb ob arb ct = Dos 9nsenO siinO4en
31 10O123c.
&omatem - Das gufbel= siH6eu 1.5o
@1.75. Z
Bopnen II, Bette Jsaotes al 1.S5@1.91,
Geoium3 s1,75ea1.80; caliToruilbs 2im1s
bobnen 5E@6c bos Nfuno.
Gntter.- Bette @19in 144 @15c., ser,as
sere Qualitdt 9@144r. bette D9ir9 10@11c,
quite 6@9c, Roa S4@9c. .Bodtns" 33@6c4
v@reale" 21@3c.
ii gsl.- gurteps 7@8e. Gaten s
csc, 3i9ner 9@sse. yepring" IS Is
6as Dubenb.
&itro nsr- - Mefina 4.Oo@4.50 fur
8iit9en @ $50. @tid. $4.50@5.00 per 300.
!3tpt cd el IT.. So .50@4.00 ba5 SaB5
iu19e 123c@c bas Sbo. 9.
EDtb. if ube II - Is "a. 30 baS OB6. 8.
@urfen-4 0@50c bas 0bo.
G. Tin at. -65c. @85c. bas Sap.
@rbf ell. - 9etrodnets. 9r1E. O@72c.
Ger Bnlhe:.
% oDrrtben-15@20c bas 0bb.
Gal a - 15@20c. 6ds $50. &opfIala lat
81. 00@1.50 bas Sap.
Aep fel-3.00@5.0 90 betm TaB.
QraU3er. Stalienil3e $5.50@6.0o.
Gel! &c +: 30@40.
81 aS lie 8 d 9tunos 15@20c. oas
9ubenO; peiBe 30 @50c.
6imbeeren. IT, S0warse 81. 50@S2. 90
per "a Quart; totbe $l.25@1.50 per "a
Quart.
@rbbeere IT gai6isan'i6e 25c@5oc.
SobanneSbeeren- $1.75@2.00 per
Is Quart.
d els eer em.- s1.5O@ss.oO per
"a Guort.
@uppen grit 1o@15 bas Ous.
Yeterl it'll e.- 10995c 6as Obo. 8.
So nj g. - WetBer Rlee in Binuo a63a.
tGeiIt 12@-c, in 2 Yfun6 9@10c, ui9t 70
bell q 1 ID 7@8c, dusgelaflener 7e
Spar9 Ell. 4rls SuInoiS 75c@1.00-
per Giit9en q ] Suibe(.
9tring 8eons- 1.00@-.- pro
6. zGiftden fir @a4sbobnen unb 1909
1.25 fir griine.
@rbIen- inn8e SatnOifer $1.25@1.5o
per II 8ui9ellod.
&iri6en.- @aIiFornil6e in 6if6eu
q 10 Hfo. 81 $2.00@2.50 Sowa'i6e SOC
5000 per 2zGui6el &tit9en.
ANA n as 0lne=apples.) - $1.25@3.00
baS Obb.
8lumenfobf.-75c@S1.O 90 bas 8it6en
@orn-30@40c. bas Gbb.
Srombeeren. = ST. 75@-.- has Gift
den @ 81 Guort.
Mtelonen.- @dHermelonen $25@$30
6oS 6unbert. uMl5f" $500 q $50 bas
Gbo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
W 0rff5ersdbt
Is hir1nn

@Atee1o. q. Sum-.
am hieftsen @etreibemortt belpeqten {i6
Die M~el6e1preile in %pergGn9ener @o1e porz
1ple9eno aDports ult0 l0loilet1 Beute (Sanls=
tag nm 2Bc: 1t!ebrl9er, ais Dor a0t &a9en.
Corn 9lslt llb 6sller ullb 6ebdllptete it'd nidGt
1pdbrenb pie aponce iiir 0ofer gar 1se. Be-
frd9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
1amNmirthfdyaftlt dies.

90: Observation-Disclosures Seg.nftanbe b~etreifsnbe
@Htragen ll1o on 9errn SottIicb @eantmS bpvem,
Semarn. N b gu rihten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
Ntctmarff.

Im @tnbpiebmar IT: betrua BITE !3us
fltbr 66, 700 Stiid 9egen 69,49O Gtiid in
pori9er No9e.. gta9irage leiDli9, Yretle
wei9eno unb ert am S9lulie Der &o6e felt.
9>ertan1t 1uurben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
ADer'8 Sar(apQriQ0,
Gtlt 00nkb0rer DQtlellt,

hr ietnen 9iamer ntdt genGrnt bobeE min, IND bsr
ie:re aaBisaRoisa. 2Steoeshergteam,se ron fdi',es
rem yeieen e;ltrt in e;neI D.tiprtnA uaas3ebsuen
gtranet p~erpantt, last huyp un5 baic!be fofetFgsi ar
s ssas e el1iSsIt ss IV1'.sntslG SIe i n ;9Ser s;sct aesav sel ssuSt
!perben tbnnen. Sdbi6t Sure IprsIle NIT 4rieialorte
an: ,, Wripet Gl3ntt snO Giapcnfats'r, 50 Wsle
IL, Gtr., Ntep u >rt, u. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
@est porfi@tie init Sem @aeen ,ns. men,

@ebt norfi6ti9 init Sctt Wa9en atrt. Wenn
er iM9 iriberipeiiti9 eriusiit, tit 9elinoe 9isctpliuirung
baS bette Mtittel. i'm tpieber in Srbnung gu brinoen.
Seine Der pioerllbet MiTturen unb Srdnf6eu. Die lie
fir Diecn .3lpef 3uiammengenif6t purben. tatu bQIb
10 piel 5Ir MbfteIlung btsier uebelitdnbe ~IeiIter, als
eintge mein9ldier pnd-iogen mir bret per Sa9-oon
3pi.etter's W}agenbittcr3, tpelbeS ibueas @rletbte=
rlng neridaTft uno ebentuea iebes Gpulptom poH
9pspepiie ooer 8ilinfttdt b~eieittgt. Saltrtides &opis
heb, gterooittdt, blafie, qeIbIibe Geii9tsfarbe, fiIaiger
gelag aui Der 3ungs, &ramif uuo al Die ntelen rll-
burd9 Observation-Disclosures peruriabt .lperoen,
iuerbe1 bnrb lnDertdioi9cn @ebrant ppn 9roguert
rnr su baufig 0ronil6 9ettod1t. GofDrtiges uater=
.ldlleu ipl9er ~3lpeGtpfer unh libel berat9enen Grperiz
mente fpGte ber erlte @bri;t in Der ~Setbtrng einer Sur
ien Der nadite Sthrttt lit Johann ber Seoroub bies
1es aIteratioen t~ont!den 9tanbarb=WtttteIS, pel0e3
DON ben b6dbiten rIebi8inilGen Iutpritdten en,pIpDlen
lpirb unb betlpieaole Bopularitdt errun9eu Dat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

SIaoern etgenelt
GuSidlagsfranf-
bciten lit nid)ts 10
tnirfian1 ais bicie
9rsnei, ullO nm
ibrcS angcnebnteH
@eidlmades iuilA
len 1trbmeit fie
bieielbe leid)t eirr.
p@ ein tIeiuet
Sitnge bate groBe
GfropbeIz@ eittioare
airs 9aIie, bic ibn
i6redlieb qudlteu.
3wei 9tersse beboH.
oeLtet i'm, uber eS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
St00t GDtrQgo.
War es Gouwuth ?
Der mildbdnoler Gan ffirbt inter et9en'
tbimliben umffdnoen i'm
G~ountYhofpttaL.

Smgount1z 6oipttal ltarb Wf~ittipodNfor>
ogn I'M 9 l1br Der Weil1bGnoler Srte0rtd
$. @au; mie bic Qler5te erflGrel1, an Der
6unostDutb.
gau tpuroe am Mtoreen I'm 5 1tbr Gus
ietner Wobnun9, 156 @ptngsS traBe, pom
benz goli3eiinagen bet Wtartpeultr. sStdfton
na6 benz 6oipitaI beforoert. Ser d3lltano
be5 Sterbenoen p~errieth fetite tpetteren Spu7
ren bon 0unosiputb, als Dap tbn1 SOatIm
bot ben Weun6 trut. @r lag beretts IN ben
Iebten 3iigen, ais bas &~YanfenbauS lhn
aufnabnl, uno ipar baber rubiger, ais in
Der 9facbt, bic ct in ieiner WDbnung duge>
bradt bate.
9ie Ooftoren 6artndnn unb S'W}aup
batten Die game gtaGt BET benz 8ranten gez
ipaht. Dim Montag W1or9en UNI 10 ubr
tlagte @au suerit itber Sdmer3en i'm Nrun
un0 balo in allen @lieOern bes t&orpcrS.
I'm Wtittag batten Die S6mer5en 10 8uge@
nolnnten, Dab ct fi6 rteoerle8en muBte.
Gr bsgann, Gpuren bon SDufDutb gu 3etz
aen, u1o muBte getpaltlam i'm gett geDalten
toeroen. ScSn ieii1en rDiloen B6antaften 1prad
er bon totlen 6unDcn uno bat Die Wdrter,
ben BierfiBler, Der, tDte er tpdbnte, tn 1et7
rer untnittelbdren JlGbe tDellte, aus Dem
3imner GIT entfernen.
@au nar Dor iieben Sabren, als er an
Der SuooitraBe pobnte. BON einent 5uuoe
gebtTiel tporoen. @r bate tDeoer oa1talS
nod ie Dabrenb beS 3sitraumes ilber
Ghnter5eu 31 fIaaeu 9eDabt. 8or elnem
Wtouat, ais ct in WiId]baus arbsitete,
iprang Ser 5u1b, ben @au bieft, an Ietner
etfidhrigen Sodter Wiura ertpor uro btB
ftc in Die 6ano. 0au elite auf oas De-
idJret bes &inoes in ben Sol uno erbieIt, aIS
er ben !6uuo siidtisen noate, ebenfals
einen 8tB in Die 6anb. Der 6uno, Der
nidt toll, nobl aber b0sartig tpar, mu6te
NOD an bemielben Sage fit ieine 80Sarz
tigfeit nit bem 9eben aableu. Die &leine
bef;nbet fih bette nod tuobI, iud1reno Der
8ater AM Dtontag, = Oh an Den Solgeli
bes eriten ooer stpeiten 9%un0ebiiies, baS
bIeibt oaDtngeitelt = erfrantte. Die Ner3te
ielbit i6einen iib ntdlt gans flar barber ST.
ieiu, ob Die &ronfbeit ilberbaupt bic 6unbSz
mHt1 tpar; tpenigitens gdben ite ber BitttDe
an, 0aB @au in ToIgr bon neberbiblag err
frantic.
San tpar 43 Sabre alt, Elm gebiirtiger
9euti6er, Der Dor Is Sa9ren nab Chicago
einpanberte. ST binterl6Bt etne @tttDe
uro bret &inoer, Don oeten bas Gltelte, ein
Wdo6en, IL SATIRE alt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

A1n 9 6 10 Ell nemartt belief ii9 bic j3u=
fubr auf 154 600 Stiif gegen 114,25O Stitf
i'll pori9er 8o9e. Greiie Inn 10@15c. ME-
brt9er.
Gerfouit pltroet II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
Gbtea9o Bolpitnl fit grauen uao
Climber!
Ecke Adams IL. Paulina Str, Chicago,

Geinrbbettsa 3uftanb Der bette fedsebn gnt mbbiirte
Bripatsintmer IedDS GrorfenfGie nit Siib.einsidt.
Gebibren iar &rinotaimner npu slJ-2Q Err gDode,
ie nab 6er Gage Deg 3tlnmcrS nno AnItpartung, YIis
uoi=Nntiefteu f6nusn ibren 2r3t or& bcv 53obl Der ans
H~elt:lteu pber beiadenoeu Mcr3te lpG6ien.
Seha6re; in 0ranfenidlen IS per mpbe init gutter
Nfe9t.
Bic 20bl her on9eftenten QeS3te beldl.ft f9 onf6
2terste (3Gmel) unb u b~eiufleios &erSte (oerrenG
Cine MISUNDERSTANDING SG]ufe iii III, Spipttai.
Me9en Gtt5etbeiten rpedbe man iMl inter ohiges
@oreIe at ben Sooupts&r5t D6er man ierbe cine 4afts
M " fjr eu GirCrinr. H5lns lpSsa v
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-09
Obituary.

Died in Bcavcrtown. Jan. ith,
1890, Mr.. Xcuo Fees, aged 30 years,
. months, and % days.
The funeral took place ON Tues
day morning. which was very large.
~ attended. The services were con.
Quoted by J. &. W. Swengcl, assist.
ed 10y j. G. Mumma. Mr.. Xcno
Fees was young man who was re-.
spccted by all who knew him. Hc
was truly model young man. He
was great sufferer for long time,
and died with the full assurance of
Il home in heaven. He was a consis-
tent member Of the Evangelical
church for II years He was super.
intendent of the Sunday school foi
some time. Truly his death was a
loss to the entire community, but d
great gain to him.
j. q. NJ SwENGEL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-09
Sale Bills.

The Posi-, with its extensive cir
culation throughout Snyder county.
will be an indispensable advcrtis
ing medium for farmers who con
template making sale this spring Of
their personal property. The Posr's
sale register will be free To every
one getting his bills printed with
us. and we don't only extend this
advantage but pledge our word of
honor to do the work rs cheap as is
offered by any other printing cstab-
hshment in the State of Pennsylva-
mia. Select your date and send it in
that we may reserve the day for
your sale by placing it in the sale reg
lister free IF chdrge, and print your
bills at any time in the future you
may select. If.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-09

SELINsGRoyE.- Mr., John Cooper,
one of Pcnn's sturdy farmers, is
building fine dwelling house nom
the creamery.
The Methodist congregation has
begun itsannual protractcd meeting
Arthur ID, Carey began the new
year by taking unto himself help
mate i'll the person of Miss Jessie
Eby, the eldest daughter of Mr..
George Eby.
f.. f., Buck, wife, and child return.
ed from their home in Lewistown to
spend Joyous vacation among rcla-
tives III this place But their Joy
was turned To grief by having their
child taken away by death. The
funeral was conducted from the
residence of the child's grandfather,
Mr. Jacob Housoworth, and was
very largely attended.
LA grippe has caught within it's
grip over fifty of our citizens, and
the end is not yet.
Last Friday evening while Mr..
Samuel Staufer was in search of his
COWS, he undertook to walk down II
culvert which is situated back of
Missionary institute, lost his
footing and fell distance of eight
to ten feet and was severely injured.
He lay unconscious for nearly an
hour, after which he crawled on his
hands az | kneesa distance of nearly
ii quarter of n mile, to his sons house.
He is now lying there in n critical
condition.
A teachers institute for the dis
trict comprising Selinsgroye and
Penns will be held here Jan, 18th
and 18th.
The students of Missionary have
put in their appearance.
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GLouE Mills Rainy weather and
muddy roads.
Mrs. DE Hottcustinc is homo ON
II visit. Annie thinks there is no
place like home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. =. and S. II
Iodcr enjoyed the hospitality of
Prof. Philip B. Meyers in Frceburg
last Thursday.
Miss Jennie Hcrrold, II charming
young lady of Port .Trcyortou, was
the welcome guest of Miss Annie
McIscr.
A little girl demanding free lodr
ing and board arrived at the resi-
dcncc of William krcmncr
Quite Il number Of sick people i'm
our vicinity ut proWm.
Charlo, a. Mciscr had Il sp,lIu.
bee last Friday evening which was
Ircat success.
Miss Hottio, when YOU disguise
yourself again, please refrain from
laughing.
Mr.. George llciscr of Maarpa, Pa.
is visiting hi, friend Calvin IIumc~
at present.
Mi, Sayrlla Ruhlo and sister An
ME of Swcnglc are entertained 10y
Charles 1 Moycraud family
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LDeferrrh from Inst Mrrl.l


TRONELvnLE. Last Sunday tho
st. Luko's Sunday School elected
the following gentlemen to fill the
various offices of the school for the
ensuing year Supt. G. =. Fiss
Asst, Supt. ID. j. Bingaman Sec,
c. f. Smith Asst Sec c. o. Green,
hoe (; Treas. III. r. Fetterolf.
Rev. j. q. vi. Swcngle. commenc-
ed protracted meeting in the
Evangelical church at this place,
and on Sunday evening it was my
good fortune TO hear the Reverend
gentleman preach sermon, of which
any preacher might be proud to
claim as his masterpiece,
Jere Meyer will leave this week
for the Wolverine State, where he
expects to spend the greater part of
this winter.
A. w Troxel, wife and baby, and
Mrs H. II. Fetterolf are spending II
week i'll Altoona. Ross says 1T is
not good for man to be alone, espec-
tally if he is IL married man. Come
home, Lizzie Come home"
Anson, there are no love-giying
properties III such II cheap album.
Rev. w. NJ. lands is instructing
n class of catechumens in the Re
formed church at this place,
CALIFoRSIA JOE.
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BASKERVILLE Those ON the sick
hstnamcly Jacob Hcctcr, s. ID. Shivc,
Mrs, Ada Hectcr, Jacob Stciningcr
and several others are getting along
finely.
Mr.. Jaeob f.. Smith of Bucktown,
Pa, was in town to-day.
Miss Mollic Baker and sister are
visiting friends here at present.
Mrs. Elizabeth Millhofr of Akron.
O., left for her home last week.
1t is reported that the Sweet
Home Organ Factory near Middle
creek, controlled by Solomon Stein
niger, Son ~ Co., was consumed 10y
fire one night last week.
Mrs. Isaac Swangcr moved into
town this week. She bought the
property of Nj. Jacob Hcctcr.
Our Sunday School closed Dee. %
with the announcement to open the
first Sabbath in April.
Levi Swaugcr and Jacob Kcmmcr
ling had public sale of personal
property last week.
Mr. Ed Lash bought new stayc.
mill last week, and intends going to
work IN the near future.
Nj William I. Hector. who wi-
..1
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PAXroSyILLE Mr.. and Mrs. Ha,

PANroSyuLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Ha,
scplug of Milton wrrcthc guest,
of Amos Bowcrsoy Il few days u,,
week
Fees woods is thinning out RAJ.
idly the effect of Spauglcr's saw
mill.
The following officers were elected
III the Evangelical Sunday School
for the year 1880: Supt. &. l.. Dcrr:
Asst. Supt. d. ii. Harnrr Sec.
Kate 5, BowcrsoX Treas. II. II.
Attig 4; Librarians, Eiiic Howell and
Lydia Prutzman, Now to the work.
New Year was Il wet and dry day
for us. Not even II fantastic.
Some OF our boys were SO earnest
ly engaged in shooting out the old
year that it took money effect on
WeidcnmOycr's window pains.
Two brothers and their lady
friends decided To keep watch night
but forgot themselves so sadly O.
that 1890 had measured of ( hours
before they thought of leaving.
suppose visions of the oh man com
ing down served To hasten their de
parturc. We are not surprised that
they called for crackers. Then
father was called on to bail them for
six months for the cost of the coal
oil and crackers consumed. Per
haps by that time the knot viii he
tied and then very likely it will be-
square
Grant Brunner killed small
snake while out hunting ON the 2Gth
ult. Snake was rather late hunt
ing winter quarters
Court was very important event
in the Squire's office last Saturday.
The Y. =. Mite Society elected
the following officer for term of 8
months last Saturday evening
Pres. Kate :. BOwersOX Vice Pres.
Dolce VI. AttiG; Sec VIM. Brun
ner Tres, Maggie Harncr. Sue
cess to it. CLAIRE.
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Complaint IL made in Northamp
ton county of the great amount of
costs saddlcd upon the county 10y
the impccunious litigauts, who seem
mainly to bring their petty cases to
court forrcvcngc more than for JUS
tlce. At II recent term in the county
named, more than two thirds of the
cases tried were without merit. and
the costs were placed upon the
county. 1t was found that Il check
was placed upon this sort of law
suit by imprisoning the litigants
when they are not able To pay the
costs. The propensity of certain
class of people to 90 30 las has he.
come costly nuisance all over the
State, not excepting Northumber-
land, which has more than it's share
The trinl list is burdcncd with them,
and the burden they have become Ia
the taxpayers has reached point
when measures should be taken for
relief. If these pugnacious pcopl,
take such delight in qualrcling Let
them take to the unfrcqucntcd
woods and fight it out and the
coun.yWould be little the wor. for
.MdHOkiH UiSUdtch.
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Selinsgrove Local Institute

The Sclinsgroyc Local Institute
will convene Friday evening and
Saturday, Jan. II and Is. 1890 The
following Is the program
FRIDAY EVENING.
Address of welcome 10y Prof. {.
T.. Smith Response 10y Prot. 4
VI Wonder. Lecture 10y Rev. j. Il.
Dunn, ID. ID. Subject Philosophy
of True Education.
SATURDAY MORNING
Esthetic Culture Annie
kcamphcr. How can We induce
pupils to cultivate the habit of read
ing good literature john +. Wag
cnscller. Importance of Local In
stitutcs- Miss Della Hummcl. Mis-
takes in teaching C. f.. Erdly Elc
mcnts of governing power Prof. VI
!. Potter. Primary teaching W
+. Hughes Should civil govern
mcnt be taught IN our school.
jacob jarrett. First day of school
VI. +. Mussclnan AttcntiOn-JC-
rome Ulrich How to teach His
tory Henry Custer. Hindcranccs
and how To prevent them Prof. G..
W. Herman.
All teachers are earnestly request.
ed to prepare rccltatiOns, essays.
etc, To enlyon the Institute.
All lovers of education are cordially
invited to attend and participate in
the exercises.
J. II. Willis,
G. G.. Hendricks,
Anna Lumbard,
Geo. Miller,
jerome Ulrlch,
Committee.