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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-06
HUDSON CITY HAPs.

Diedericn LanRefWIrch ana Otto
Schneider, his successor in the restau-
rant business, INDUCED iI long rid e
w ednesday ard had good time Return
ing by the SecaucuS road, Schneider be-
came careless in his driving. The WACO n
wheel struck a hole in The road "Dick3
shot out of the wagon and into the ditch
with u force that would have killed or
crippled an ordinary man But he got
up and with u simple and inelegant ex-
preston he got into the wagon and re-
sumed his ride. He says Schneider don't
know how to drive.
The young man representing furni-
ture house who waited to collect q bill Of
$50 for a desk furnished to William r.
Cook, failed 10 find such a person at No.
S35 Central avenue last Monday. He APP
peared to be greatly surprised and told
neighborhood. BY the way, who is To-
Gated at No. 1856, and what connection
could William r. Cook have with that
office?
so the Democratic convention Of the
Fourth district dropped Dick Garrick
and named young man for constable
Well, we wouldn't give much for the
perquisites of the Office in case or the
young mans election. But Dick must
have been greatly disappointed
IT you want to please Charles Laws call
him captain. He is not one, but he has
Cidlkse Oh tue lOuey OuarQS. anu lOr lIist
reason claims III. Call him captaiu and
you will get cigar-.soIne day.
Joe Locke is called the 'speaceabie con-
stable" because he generally settles all
civil cases he is connected with before
they get In court. He is perhaps the
most popular constable on tlie Hill.
1T Is said at the Court House that the
ablest committee clerk at Trenton is
Nerve. Armstrong He knows his duties.
is a lawyer, and performs what is re-
quired Of him
When Tom Noonan becomes worried, he
sometimes becomes Deligerent in wordy
manner. This Is what lie said IL few days
ago when excited -" uphuistic iuterlo-
cution frequently superinduces epfe-
neral alterations" The gentleman he
was talking to set them up and escaped
on the first train for Paterson.
Judge Aldridge has been a Justice OF
the Peace so long that he would probably
60 into hasty consumption IL he could
not judiciously say ten days and costs.
Sheriff Davis divides his time between
the scores OF men who have business with
him and the manipulation of the teie-
phone So much is his timo eucroached
or that, although his hour for lunch is
one o'clock, he is frequently unable to
get it before three O'Clock. He is the
hardest worked man in this county ex-
cept newspaper reporters and they never
have a rest.
There is a rivalry s'ctsyeeu pretty Harry
,Heiler aud handsome George 6arreraon
K
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-06
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 18th
~ day Of March. 1880. the Commissioners Of as
hoard q street and Ssssr com me se thss
uu 1 m o ana FspoFt sps sas
from
NATIONAL DOCKS HALLWAY COMPANY,
bwen ne q q ns so ane
the srestle Of said last named com pany across the
Eastern and Ainbcy RaiIroad Company to the
and the same is now open 20 public inspection in
the office or tho CLERK Of said Board
And notice Is also given that the folio wing
streets or avenues Or particular sections thereof
are included IN said assessment
WOODWARD STREET.
'f0'' coaMusfpAw AVENUE
to point about ~ feet west thereof;
FAH HORN STREET,
NORRIS CANAL
70 point about igfl fee; west OF
HALLIDAY STREET,
-'' 80 NORRIS CANAL
: - NEWARK ANp NyR.R.;
PACIFIC AFENUK
''s- A' MORRIS CANAL
FORREST STREET
BiToS STREET,
Ais'A ''s MA N1fio Ss DOCKS RAILWAY
''-'-' cUsisTBSEFXW AVENUE
PINE STREET,
MILL CREEK
10 point about e9l feet west Of
MONITOR STREET,
-O'-- 4's NafIoSAL DOCKS RAILWAY
ccMaUNIPAyy AVENUE.
eAHRABEAST STREET.
NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
" coMMuxIpAw AVENUE;
DUDLEY STREET
: w. - NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
coMsfUNIPAw AVENUE;
property fronting on the line Of the
from the line OF the 49,
NATIONAL DOCKS RAILWAY
70 POINT ABOUT goa tssT sSFs syFsc e
property frnntIng on he line OF the
NATIONAL DOCKS HALLWAY,
DUDLEY STREET
MORRIS CANAL
ASH STREET.
l PINE STREET
MORRIS CANAL:
JOHNSTON AVENUE.
DUDLEY STREET
NORRIS CANAL
MAPLE STREET,
DUDLEY STREET
VAN HORN STREET.
about 100 feet iOgtl Of
VAN HORN STREET;
i-AFANE4iE STREET.
avn DUDLEY STREET
to point abont ~ feet north ~
VAN HuitN STREET;
COMAUSiEAM AiENUE
DUDLEY STREET
WOODWARD STREET:
BKAMHELL AVENUE.
PACIFIC AVENUE
to a point aboat ltsfueE north Of
Van HORN STiiEET.
property fronting on the line Of the
NEWARK AND :. Y. r r.,
from poin; about 10 f.r.. southeast Of
lACirIc AVENUE
to point about l0ifcet northwest If
n AIlsspAN STREET.
And fhst the nth das 81 ny. irs9 at ten O'Clock
a. M, ana iile meeting room OF the Board OF street
and Water Commissioners. hereby Il ed as the
time a.d place wlste anil where the Board a. street
and Wafer Commissioner win meet heer. rou-
slider aud acin,iicatc upon ai objections 10 said
assessment and refc-t
ing
nlissioners
Dated Jersey City April 4. 1850
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

less poetic name of chiffongnes. A few
dresses for married ladies are made Of
brocades and satin, but for young
women the embroidered lisses and
tulles, or the spangled gauze, which
look as il they might have belonged to
the wardrobe of an Oriental princess,
are made into graceful dancing gowns
called Josephine dresses with sim
pie, straight full skirts of gauze over
satin, and low, square-necked bodices,
which might have been modelled after
the familiar portraits of the beautiful
Empress.
The severe style of this dress, with
its high sash of soft surah. is consid-
cred especially suitable for Il debutante,
though in such case the square neck
is veilcd with lace. There is decided
objection among mothers 10 the adop-
tion of the extreme decolletc STYLES
worn by the older women Of society,
10y girls in their first or second season
In many cases the evening bodice for
young girls is merely pointed and
filled in with lace, while the sleeve is
entirely omitted or is an elbow sleeve.
Other dresses for young ladies are
draped with figured net or gauzc and
caught mp with roscttcs and garlands
of ribbons in the flat effect now usu-
NV seen.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
WOMAN sUFFRAaGsrs UNITE.
b. Three Organizations, at Meeting in
Washing on, Pool rheir Issues.

h. Three Organizations, at n Meeting in
Washing on, Pool Their Issues.
Heretofore there have been three National
|nens Suffrage Associations working for
ame object There were the American
komans Suffrage Association, the Nation.
Womens Suffrage Association, aud the
krionA, American Women's Suffrage As
Sca,on. Hereafter the ,st named organ
| |naon will be the only one in existence,
l. first two having decided at meetings ut
fsAington 10 consolidate with the third.
H. combined organizations held a
s.ing at which 100 delegates were present,
spresenting - states and two Territories.
sGcer were elected AS follows; President,
1llbcth Cldy Stanton; vice president at
,yc. Susan b. Anthony; recording secre-
~, Rachel Foster Avery; corresponding
erctary, Alice Stone Blackwell treasurer,
ine II. Sp,hord; chairman of cN ,cutivc
mmi,tce Lucy Stone. The public meeting
ihe National American Womel's Suffrage
socaiion, as the consolidated organization
called began Wednesday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
JEWELS AND LkCES.


What arc your iowcs and what are your
lnCcs worth 20 you IT, from undergoing tie
trying ordnals which fashionable society I'M.
poses ON it, dc,otN~, and which arc enough
tO test the physical strength and endurance
of the most robust, you break down, lose
your health and b"como a physical wreck,
Us thouslnd, do from such catsosi
Under such circumstances you would
willingly givc all your iuwcls and all your
laccs to regain lost health This you can do
II YOU viii hut resort 90 the usc Of that
great restorative known as DIR. picrcc'- fa
yorito Prescription Thousands " grateful
women bhsS Ihc day IL was mado known 10
thom.
For all thU0 arrangements, Irregularities
and weaknesses peculiar to women, IL is tho
oHiU remedy, sold by druggists, under u
pO+iiivc guntnnt'" from the mauufHct-
UrcIS, that il will give satisfaction In every
cnsc, or money viii hc refunded This guar
nntcc has bccn printed IN the bottle wrapper
and faithfully carried out Tor mnl.y years.
As nn iny'goratlng tonic, II imparts
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
To PAY LAmpsoN.s SALARY.
A Warm Discussion in the Ohio House
The Dow Law.

When the senate bill to pay +. l. Lamp
son, the unseated lieutenant governor, his
salary and contest expe nses came up in the
house much violent oposition to It was de
veloped on the Democratic side, although the
chairman of the finance committee an,
nounced that at Mr.. Lampson's urgent re-
quest the amount had been cut down to sSOC
from si,sO) Nearly all morning was taken
up in the discussion of the matter. The dis
pute was all ON the Democratic side, the Re
publicans saying not Il word.
The wives Of all the deceased members
have been voted their husbands full years
pay, and several members even denounced
this. The bill finally passed with . nays.
A bill was introduced providing for the
extension of the land option feature of tho
Dow law to counties. Now it applies to
towns and townships,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
rur OHIO LEGISLATURE.
,.p,ovidins for the Appeal of Election
= cor.es,s TO tho Supreme Court.

!, an outcome Of the Marquis-Jampson
-, Mr.. Laylin has introduced bill in
4 General Assembly which provides that
|. oop,e,t for Circuit and Supreme Court
~. and all State officers shall be appealed
!, the Canvas,ing Boards to the Supreme
!. which has exclusive original iuris-
Ian, the appeal to consist Of a resolution
The Canyassing Board setting
y. the grounds upon which it is
f..,.,ible to agree The contestee
=, answer in fourteen days and the
.,,.,or reply to the answer in five days
| !. Mo time the answer is filed Deposi-
I, may be taken before a Notary, and the
I.smonv of the contestor must be filed
I,h,n twenty days from the reply aud the
s.,,,y of the contestee within twenty
| arattcr
,,,yides also for oral testimony. The
..,emc Court is given power to render
i,ment of induction or custer 1t can al.
..,u,rc the contcsting elcctor, If he is not
| ,,imant, to give bond for costs; and
..bs, II may determine what portion of
,oa NAV be taken from the State Treas.
=, The bill provides that the court must
1.-The contest, If practicable, before the
.m Of office in dispute begins. If either
s,to the contest be member Of the Su-
'.me Court he can not of course sit
l,al sefgoyernmcnt and home rule have
i,ssl Representative lleiincr TO Introduce
p,king the power Of appointment OF
c,iumbus Board of Elections out of the
r.ol,he Governor aud placing It in the
,..,f the Mayor. The Board is delegate
ur 90 appoint its own Secretary.
ebsr bills introduced were: To establish
trm time throughout the state; TO pro
,ha, the state shall pay convicts having
.,lru to support 90 cents a day; making
,m..demeanor for husband or father t.
srd,n his family and providing a punish
-g,ofl to 3 years imprisonment; rcquir
,,gommon Pleas Judges to appoint Board,
Visitor. to penal aud charitab 4 in,titu'
an, IN each county IN the State.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
|App1Na A CRIME TO A WRONG.

k.rty Masked Men Surround q Negro's
| House and Wound White Woman.
| A party of masked men, numbering about
! and posing rs whitecaps, surrounded the
pre Of Dennis Davis, colorel, at Brook
! l small village six miles from Frederick,
! /, and calling for Mrs. Rebbeca Bruchey,
bic % years old, they accuse her of un-
emi.macy with Davis aud threatened to
her She opened the door little way,
ben a Colts revolver was fired by some one
! the bullet struck the woman in the left
lS below the heart coming ont under
{shsht arm She was probably.fatally
3plndel. No. arrests.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
LTTERARl AOrES.

How Uncle Sam makes his paper mony Is
described and explained by Franklin Z.
smith in an illustrated supplement- on The
Bureau of Engraving and Printing" which
appeared in the number of HdTpers WeektV
February 18th.
Mrs. Martha !. Lamb, Editor of the
HdgdsOc Of american history, IL mem
bcr of lG learned societies. lf' member of
the American Historical Association. aud a
fellow Of the Clarendon Historical Society of
Edinburgh, Scotland" ."-BOOk chat, ". \.
The valentine number" of HupcrS
Bdedr, 10 bc published February Ith will
contain appropriate poems by Bessie Chaud-
Ter, w H. Mason and Marian Douglas
Kate Cpson Clark will contribute snort
story. entitled Cupid and Minerva Illus
tratet by A. II. Wcu1el; and Dora Rcadc
Goodalc another, entitled y BLck.doJr Ro-
nance
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

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As u soothing and STRENGTHENING nrrv inc,
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fr,-hlug sleep aud relieves mental anxiety
and dcspoudrncy
Au Illustrated Book Of lGO Pages. treating
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Solfcurc,' s"lt soalod, IN plain envelope,
ON receipt ~ ten cents, IN stamps
Address, WORLDS ptsrENSAEY MEDICAL
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N
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
Amer Danger. Of the "nr,r..

IFrom The Sunday Globe. Boston, Mass. Jan. s. 1890
Boston papers facetiously remark that
La Grippe is seldom fatal unless you use all
the remedies recommended for IT, They are
correct The writer fully believes that the
end of the poor grip victim, II he tried all
the patent medicines that have adorned u
the pages OF our leading newspapers as sure
cures for La Grippe would be like Mark
Twain, who for his famous cold triel every
remedy advised by friends, until his stomach
became 40 weak he began to vomt, and
continued until, as he AYERS, he was like 70
throw up his immortal soul.' We notice one
OF the leading advertisers OF the day has
been conspicuous at this opportune time by
the absence OF any claim TO cure the grip
They certainly deserve 'cluomo' and we
feel like giving them n free all for their
compassion upon our readers The moro so
for the reason that probably more people
have used theirrcmcdy, that good oil family
medicine, Johnsons Anoiync I,iniment, FOR
this foreign influenza than all others com.
bned. Aud why no,2 Certainly no other
will relieve catarrhal colds, coughs, bron.
/ chal troubles or ncuralgic pains, as prompt
" as that same old Aupdync Liniment. aud
the above are all symptoms or results of La
Grippe. Herein lies Ga" real after dangers
from this epidemic of influenza; il leaves tho
mucous membrane Innings Of the nose throat
and bronchial tubes tender aud very suscep
| tihle to- the catarrh bronchial troubles aud
/ pneumonia which como with February and
/ March in our northern climate. We shall
/ still pin our faith Co y remedy dor this after
/ from throat aud lung troubles Aud surely
| a remedy that has the friends that Johnson
| Anodyuc Lmiucut has. after eighty years
/ trial by q critical public aud has been usrl
/ Tor the grip more extensively than all the
| advertised remcdic-, deserves, ~ We said, a
/ medal and has before h. We hope prosper
] Gus year rs an oCtog"u9riou'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
LUNGED THROUGH A BRIDGE.

brow Escape Of Passen gers From a Hor-
riole Dclth-An Engineer Killed.
|Ihc engine an | basga; &c car of the Calves.
Express plunged through bridge over
fhlom creek, six miles south OF Wichita.
r. The passenger coaches We're left on
brink, Roadma'ter Il. Peters, of New
was killed Engineer Wand and Fire
p smith each had a leg broken; the Ex-
S Messenger name not learned yet, both
broken ISIS Cain, of Udell four ribs
Psen, Josiah Erickson, of Topeka, arm
Ken. Edward Whitney, of st. Louis, frac-
~ eo,ar'bone, aud several other passen-
suffered from cuts and brnises.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
WAR IN AFRICA.
A Vessel Blown UP and over 400 Arabs
Perish.

Perish.
In his struggle for the recovery of the
throne of Uganda, Mwanga was assisted by
Europeans. there was very severe fighting.
During the battle dhow ON the lake CON
veying some Arab chiefs with munitions
was blown up and all on board pershcd. In
fighting slaves. The battle occurred at the
capital Of Uganda. only three Arabs escaped.
The victims include members of most ot the
leading Zanzibar families. It is not known
who were the Europeans who aided Mwanga,
but It is surmiscd that they belong to Jack
ans and Gcdge's caravans.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
NEW YORK
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Movement and Prices at Central Drove
Yards, East Liberty, Pa.


With favorable weather and goodly at
tendance Of buyers the market was fairly ac-
tive, and, while all admitted that full last
week 5 prices were obtained, some salesmen
quoted an advance of lO0t Sc. The most Of
the offerings graded from fair To medium.
But few common and the same WAS true of
prime heavy weights; good to prime export
cattle weighing l,50Odl 600 lbs, may be
quoted at i3Gi 0J@c; good l,2OOO1l 400 do.
do. itdiic; fair l,ODJ6pl lVO.lb. do, 5000
3 9Oc llttle thin steers and heifers, of which
there were but few on sale, ranged along from
.30t3lc these were in demand by buyers
wanting something cheap and within the
past week or two stock Of this character has
improved Us much ~ any other kind.
SHEEP.
Included IN the sales were the following:
Deck Ohio lambs, g. lbs, at Gc; deck COM
mon sheep and lambs, 90 lbs, 90 &c; deck
common Pennsylvania sheep, 10 lbs, ~;
car good Ohio,. 10 ibs. &c; deck good ~ n
Ohio lambs at Gtc dee. do do, - MS G.GIC
! car good Ohio sheep. 80 lbs, &C. do do
81 lbs, good, 3. Oc deck good Ohio sheep and
lambs mixed 10 lbs, 5gc; deck good Ohio
lambs sS lbs GSjc. There was u carload of
good Chicago bought sheep weighing over
100 lbs, sold on Saturday ut 5.7Oc. Pmla
delphia buyers, for some reason or other, do
not take very kindly TO these Western sheep,
especially when they have but little competi-
tiOn, rs was the case Monday.
HOGS.
The supply was light market more active
and stronger, and ON the better grades an ad
vance OF . to l0c was realized; medium
weight Philadelphia hogs sold at 43j TO
A O. good light Workers, 1t TO 4,3Oc com
mon Workers. 40 tO 1. 5c; common barn
yard stock, of which there was considerable
on sale, was dull ut 390t C. The pens were
pretty well cleared early in the day, not
withstanding Eastern buyers generally were
disposed 10 complain that the market was
too high ns compared with the Eastern mar
kets, but with goodly attendance OF coun-
try buyers sellers were enabled to bring the
former up TO the rack, and thai, too without
much trouble.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
SUI, Against pottcr Palmer.

Francis Duily, - New York newspaper adj
ycrtising solicitor has sued Potter Palmer,
of Chicago, for $1,000 damages for Tie ioss
of his oycrcoat, it being stolen from peg in
the Palmer House billiard room. lie says
that in one Of the pockets was list of news
paper advertisers, with their ratings-the
most complete in this country-and that it
was stolen. He sues more for its loss, plac-
ing its value at $500.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

winter IS harder ON the Lungs than on any
other part of tho body. It, chilling breath
deli, ate tissues. It's ic, hand almost touchet
them. The one thing thcref re. to du In wsn-
Ter, above nll things che, is to protect tho
avuidablc rxpnsufp vuu shnuiJ c,,,,,,,," w. n
Colu or be laid up with Pneumonia or lii N
cihtl~, or llcurisy or that drcadest of all Lung
mcnt, but get u bottle OF pt-nI'-N. and COM
mCnce king il AZ once. You will be both sur
prised and delighted at your rapid recovery
tainc time regulate them with MANAiIN. a
wOnderfully gentle but effective laxative.
Only 81 II bottle for eithur.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

We Offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of CHtRrrI that cannot be- cured 10y
taking llall'S Ca arrh Cure.
+. J. CnENEY ~ Co, Props Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the liI,t II years, aud believe him
perfectly honorable In all bust css transac-
tons, and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
West \ Iruax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Ohio.
Waldng. Kinnan X Marvin, Wholesale Drug.
giSts Toledo, o. 10.
T.. II. Van lluC.Cu, Cashier Toledo National
Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CntHrrh Cure is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
fuccs ~ the sy~tcm. Testimonials sent itee
Hrice ,jo. Ier bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Edison smokes u great deal; the more work
he does the more cigars he consumes
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
VIcARIoUs AToNEMENT.
|0uns M Serving Out Penitentiary
Sentence on a Salary.

Sentence on q Salary.
we case Of Samuel lands, charged with
''Hs stolen goods, taken from the Erie
iOad' which is on trial at Urbana, it was
OlFd that James Shehey, who was a
III Lands saloon, is now serving time,
w been induced by Lands to plead
10 receiving the goods in his absence.
"ylng shehey, who is young man,
V Tor serving the time which should
'ed by himself. Several convicts were
70 Urbana to testify in the case.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
Inrkl to tho sound o. 'humnnitv's wors,

Hnrkl to tho sound % humanity's walls,
Millions of pcoulc with aches and wi IA nils
licadnchcs and humors, u mcrcilcss food,
Mcak kneSs OF lun and disorders of blood
Yet there's helper that certainly saves,
Thousands Of people from premature graves.
The remedy l. Dr. Pierce Golden Medical
Discovery. II cures coughs, relieves asthma,
checks bronchitis, y rifles the blood, heals
sores, oruptions aud uusightly pinplcs and II
without rival for all the ills that sprii II Jm
disordcrcd liver. All drug lists
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

Don't hawk. and blow, and spit hut use DIR.
Sage Catarrh Remedy. Or druggis.A
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

You don't have TO tdlc mr. Tord for the good
one bdr of your grocc , and lot II tell you IT'S
oicIi story next MOudIU and he governed by
that good o. bdd. Remember D065iHs'. Sles-
L
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

The City cf"I., ate up 1900 horses last
wear.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

The ChickaWw Nation is about TO pass q
law DISTINGUISHING white voters.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
How to Dress for the Rail-.

HE dancing dress
to-day is a thing of
gauze and OF h er
3 h er materials.
Glimmer of gauze
and sheen of silk
are for the time
yelled by materials
like tho Aimsy
gauzes of Indian
W cave, floating
air" and woven
mist" but made in
the land of France,
and called by the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20

King Maictoa's salary, before he was de
posed, amounted tu so a month.