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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-18

A disregard for the expense. Mr..
Boiler (who has been out little too
long)-C-can't we run in n-now?
Skipper-Got ter take another tack,
sir.
Mr.. Boller-Use 1.-THE whole p-pa-
per of 'em if it'll fetch us any quick
er. I'll pay for 'em.-Judge.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
The Gubernatorial Contest

At this stage of the game the con-
test for the nomination for Governor
seems to he between Delamater and
Hastings, with Delamater in the
lead. They are both young men
comparatively, and pleasant, agree
able, able gentlemen. Delamater,
however, is in the lead, one reason
being that Hastings belongs to the
same county and town rs Gen.
Beaver. the present incumbent is
his partner in private business, and
is his adiutant general officially. 1t
is hardly probable that the rest of
the state will take kindly to giving
that locality two governors i'll sue
cession there is every probability
that it will be considered the part
of wisdom for Gen. Hastings to re-
consider his present intention to be
candidate for the nomination, and
bidc his time for great honor which
is sure to come in the near future.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
REAL ESTATE AT
SHERIFF'S SALE.

whereas by virtue Of a writ Of III. Ia. issued
out of the Court OF Common Pleas uf Snyder
county. and 10 me directed VIII expose tO pub
lie sale at the Court House, In the Borough of
Middleburgh, Pa, on
Saturday, February l, 1890.
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
Grouse. FL Fa.
Being all that certain mcssuagc. tenement and
tract OF land situate In Monroe township, snyder
county, Pa, bounded and described as follows
Bounded on the north by land OF John Reichly,
on the east by land Of Isaac Benfer, on the south
by land Of Henry Wagner and Philip Herman,
and on the west by public road. whereon is
erected Two-StOry, Log DWELLING HOUSE,
stable and other outbuildings, containing $
ACRES, and - perches, more or less.
Seized, taken into execution, and TO be sold rs
the property Of John Beaver.
REUBEN DREESE. Sheriff.
Sherns Onice Mddlcburgh, Jan. 2, 1890.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
A Card.

FWEND HARTEn.-I have received a
number of letters from my friends
of different parts of the county ask
ing me whether or not | would be a
candidate of the third term for the
Assembly ut the coming primary
election. In answer to all | will say
| am positively no candidate for said
office. | thank my friends all for
the interest they have manifested
III my behalf, and am now willing to
return the favor whenever / can.
\. =. HELFRCH.
Mr.. Hclfrich's business venture in
the South will require all his time,
and he wisely declines the nomina-
tion for third term TO the Office he
so satisfactorily filled. The two
term principal in county offices has
come to stay, and we are glad of it.,
and shall always endorse second
term where the law permits and the
incumbents are worthy of support
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
CALIFoRNIA JOE.

CESTREyILLE.-The grippe and
other ailments are in prosperous
condition in this town and vicinity.
Many people are sick, though l don't
know of any serious cases. The
doctors are just as busy as they can
be. 1t seems to be fashionable to
be afflicted with the grippe.
Merchant G. NJ. Showers, J. c..
Swincford, and c. A. Hendricks
circled among friends i'll Laurelton
one day last week.
G. +. Berger and Cal Woelhy
spent last week amongst relatives in
Port Trevorton.
The hens are doing their duty
once again. Eggs are only Is cents
per dozen. Cap, the huckster, says
it will give man the egg grippe to
buy them Mt that price.
Prof. A. b. Sheary and wife were
in Mifllinburg on Saturday.
1t is about time that we have lit.
tie snow for change.
DIR. G. c. Mohn and Merchant j
c. Raudenbush, of Laurelton, ac
companied by their wives, mingled
among friends here on Sunday.
Rev. Minsker of Central Pa. Col
lege, New Berlin, preached Il soul
stirring sermon in the Evan. church
Sunday evening.
d, ANF,,,,.,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

TRoXELvILLE.-Daniel G. Hacken-
berg bought six acres of land of the
Troxel Brothers, and is now busy
putting box on to move III i'll April.
More sickness than there is at
present mt this place and vicinity no
community cares to have.
Mrs. Daniel NJ. Meyer is down
with II canser. Her physician says
she cannot live over two weeks.
On Sunday in the absence of Rev.
j. VI. Stover, Rev. r.. f. Hassinger
preached in the st. Lukc's church ut
this place.
Jacob ID. Shrader sold his NIifllin
county farm to James r. Treaster,
of MilrOy. Consideration S2,25O.
Ammon, what makes your wrath
boil over so ? Is it because Mash
er' and "Trapper' can go where YOU
must stay away? Just wait till
you have lost your milk teeth, then
your days are dawning.
Grccnhoc n Goss took an invoice
of their stock last week, and found
that they have goods to the amount
of Si,35l.9G.
rr,uNr, I,p
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !

by virtue OF an order issued out Of the orphans
Court of snyder county at December Term, A.
estate uf samuel Brcninger late Of Adams Twp,
snyder county Pa, VIII expose 90 public sale on
the premises, onc-half mile northeast OF TrONcl-
Vile, In said county, on
Saturday, January 25, 1890,
at o'clock, r. NJ, the following real csatc 10
wit:
Bounded north by land of Elias SwartZ east
by land Of Thomas SwartZ and Calvin BowersOX.
south by land NJ Isaac SwartZ, ana west by land
~ Jacob NerhOOd, containing FIVE ACRES,
more or less. ON which are erected TwO-StOry
FRAME HOUSE. Stable and other outbuildings.
TERMS.-D per cent on day OF sale, balance
on April /, 1880.
HARRISON BREININGER.
Jan. 3, 1870. Administrator.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
RECEIPTS and Expenditures

Prothonotary's Office.
W W Wittcnmycr, fees In full
for is>S, f3l5m
William Mann a CO., DOckets $50
Amandus SchambaCh, black.
smithng. $50
WIN + Murphy a Sons, Netcri.
nary Register 500
Mary Hunt, Legal Cap. 1924
WIN snyder. steel pens, -
sii3 81
Register ~ Recorders Office.
William Mann q co.. Record
Books aiO n1
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
$. Il. WALTER,
DANIEL BIEBER,
:. II. STROUB,
commissioners
j. p. AURAsD. Clerk.
G, G. Seebold, Treasurer in cccount
with Snyder County, for the
year A. ID. 1889.

DIR.
To amount OF County and State
taxes assessed Tor lSSg 40 GO6 3G
To amount Of tax 1855 aud prc.
NiuuS years outstanding. 2Q33 II
To cash rOm BecchCr and So
h"r eft al, taxes on unseated
lahds, 10Y 81
TO cash irOm John h FOCkler ct
Hl Tavern Licenses granted
Oy the Court, ARA "a
To cash from First National
Bank Of Scliusgruyc, bridge
-, loan, l2OOOt0
To cash from commissioners,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF SNYDER
COUNTY FOR 1889.

TABULAR STATEMENT
assessed collected commissions abaemen returned and outstanding
for the year1S
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
SNYDER COrNTY IS.

We, the commissioners OF Snyder County. do
certify that the above and foregoing Is a true
ana correct statement OF the expenditures OF the
SAID county for the year ending December 8ist
1859
Witness our hands and seals this sth day of
January, A. d. 1880 '
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-05

Thomas Hunt of French Prairie fell
from a load of hay and broke his neck.
The Kansas state republican ccnven-
ton met yesterday and nominated state
officers.
Kehoe and Mccormick fought "a rounds
yesterday near Virginia CITY. Nevada.
Kehoe won on a foul
Joseph Young Of Philadelphia shot and
killed his wife yesterday at Atlantic
City.
The Southern Pacific railway system
has decided to settle the wage question Of
its employees.
James Peterson while standing on a
stack Of hay near Donald. South Dakota,
was struck by lightning and killed.
The Trades Assembly Of Victoria enter
"A vigorous protest against Chinese emf
grafton into the dominion.
Ex- Postm aster- General Frank Hatton,
who has been dangerously Ill, Is consid
cred out OF danger.
A number Of papers were read at the
Bankers Association. whose annual
meeting Is being held In Saratoga.
Hostile demonstrations were made In
front Of the u. \. legation in Guatemala.
Mr.. Miner is guarded by police.
Judge Hanford. yesterday opened the
first United States district court session
held in Spokane since Washington be-
came state.
Suno. owing to a bad break. failed 10
break the mile trotting record Yesterday
She trotted the first quarter IN 3Ost Sec
onds.
The tariff bill was taken up Yesterday
in the senate and debate under the five
minute rule ensued. After short speech
by Butler. presiding officer ingalls, an.
nounced the debate closed.
Hon. 4. ;. Moves, Judge Of the superior
court Of Cincinnati, dropped dead in tina
city Yesterday. Judge Noyes had a bril-
liant war record. was governor of Ohit
and minister TO France under Presiden
Hayes.
While a colored excursion was on thu
way from savannah to Albany. row
arose over woman's change OF escort
and fully fifty pistols were drawn. TIT
firing became general and seven womel
were shot dead aud several wounded.
NEW YoRR. Sept. F. This morning
three men were suffocated by gases In
cessnonl on Staten Island. which the
were cleaning out. They were Joh
Dillon. Thos. Sheehan and James I
Fleming.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-05
PERSONAL

Frank f. Hall. representing the Min
nesota Type foundry. arrived In the city
yesterday. and Is mingling with the
Washington editors.
Mrs. Mclean and her two daughters,
Misses Lizzie aud Rose. accompanied by
Miss Melee of Tacoma. arrived In the
city yesterday morning.
City Treasurer Richards is confined To
his room 10y Illness. Mr.. Richards has
been III for some time, but refused tn seek
medical advice until he was compelled
to.
Among the many visitors here vester-
day. were editors Geo. A. Carpenter and
A. Hay MackinnOn of the Anacortes
Daily Progress. and W. II. McEwen Of
the Weekly Americans: the latter with a
cordial invitation in his pocket from the
chamber of commerce there to the mem
bers Of the Press "A association here Assem-
bled. TO stop over ON their way home aud
enjoy the Inequalities Of that city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
NO CHANCE FOR FIRE.
Colnan Block Provided With
Rrivate Apparatus
vERv coaapLETE DEPARTMENT.
aAas Wasss Ersa sAs msrhss Co ~
1Azsva AsywAsrs Upss - nlssk
o. : Ns1sas's Ns91eo.

This sfs&pw<.sm - 4 nsrfxsrk 49, I'll -
- erh;hsssor a -. erer,Iers 80 cor.r,ese
srr $3.50. s,s.er.tu. ccr.frurfea $ rcn-
$4,000 -,,h -. h.rs.orr~ No. hn5,Sir.
~ 4 coam.n g Frcrt .frees h~tveen
Coaumhia 80 N.rion ssreets- TIA 6re a.
narnsn. Z eo~r.ned - { ts,-horse sfeem
bofaer ana anrler rnmn Il Inch 800
erlinder. .na la.;rrh .t~.m rvI;rder.
The 49, MI ~ t.ten frnrn The hsrhor Is
Z lar. msan is;d - : mini 900 lov-
vater ,;re 81 NH i. rfsed = ~. rrmn
ana foroed out q west street srd sIons
wei frc~ crlumb IL - N.r;cr str.~s ard
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et,eee e,.N -. s, fvrr,t - 49, ~.ns~- 81 ~.
MOI - rront .sr..e To nsr. lsrec 3.
nov 1870 ffeed :, runuirc from Reilru.d
svenne =, Z. 3, ~. hrdr.nf. e a.. c~r-
fer q ths bIork e. sem. = n a.. cam
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r. s. - .,lev 1890 rrnnt .ad Wei
straex .rd - .eme - pa .tr.-s -;sh :
line 10 conrert & .nr ,ime
The nnmn - srrr,vac. th;. exs.r.;v.
ire denarsmens csn nov - .fsrted 81 I've
u,inute., noeic. :. sv.rvth;r. 3 E.rs NJ
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v;th tsr.in~h -.s-- c~l;- ,s ~ s;Ih,ssr.
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=, ;. 5000 $3.50 q rsc....~s go srs -. !.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
FOR xnE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Lawyer and Heal Estate Men Proparing
70 swell the Fund.
The lawyers and real estate brokers'
teams had practice game ON the Madison
street grounds yesterday afternoon, and
viii practice daily until the match game
next Saturday.
The lawyers particularly are much in
tcrested in the affair, and perpetrate strong
jokes upon one another. They prepared
this statement yesterday for circulation :
I'm the originals OF this baseball team the
following rule has been established BY
Judge Jacobs: That any ball that strikes
within the corporate limits Of Ike Hall il Q
foul ball per ~" Another il 70 the effect
that the lawyers have selected % physician
for the real estate men the ex-city physi-
clan. and he Is TO receive payment by the
fee system from the patients, and any dis
pute over fees 10 b referred to the audit.
ing committee of the common council.
Thomas r. Litteil carries . goose ege
over his left eye ~ result of the practice
game Saturday. Two or three other attor-
neys carry injured fingers in NUTS.
The members Of the Bar Association
claim that their match with the real estate
men means . general public library that
viii Be supported By the municipality in
the end.
A committee representing the baseball
clubs composed of the lawyers and real e.
tate brokers would like to meet commit
tee Of the ladies Of the Library Fund asso-
citation at 10 O'Clock q m. for the purpose
of arranging for sale OF tickets, etc, for the
ball game Saturday, June %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

Considerable excitement Was caused at
the Northern Pacific haggaeeroom Sunday
forenoon, by mysterious fire in . valise.
Some of the onlookers thought il was the
burning OF . fuse by which some inferno,
machine was TO be discharged for the pur-
pose OF destroying the depos building.
Agent Edward Tonkin ccolly took up the
smoking valise and opened it The fire
was found to result from several lunches
OF matches which had ignited when the
vaisse was thrown down Aioaded bulldos
revolver Was beside the matches and nigh,
have added 10 the excitement bat for the
prompt action OF Agent Tonkin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24
sUILDING PKRMIrs.

Five Frams Bsildings 70 Cost $500 e
he Built.
Building Inspector Abbott issued the fol-
owing building permits yesterday:
J. H. ELLEN. one md one-half story
frame, 2lx4O feet. lot s. block IL. Jackson
street addition: cost. 81 100.
B. r. Nelson. one-story frame, e4x33
feet, lot I, block 8. Burke's second addition.
cost: II 100.
o. N. Nelson, two two-story frames, l4x42
feet each, lot 8. block q. 8. A. Bells add
ton; cost. $500 each.
H. c. Smithson. two two-story frames,
lot I. block Il. Maynard's addition; cost,
81, 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

San JOSH. June 2a-Thc He,ulI states
this afternoon that the Stockton Baseball
Club viii b transferred to San Jose. J. HI.
Henry. Of the electric railroad. Is now
attempting 70 securetkrounds in Alameda
Il 10 stated that 81 500 in addition 10 the
grounds win be required for the transfer of
the franchise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

The Northern F4cise kallrosd vesrbu.e Din
trg and Sleeping Car Line. daily service to q
faal Minneapolis. Duluth and CHICAGO No
change 81 ca-s ana twenty-five niles the xhars-
ess route 90 Chicago Tourist sleeping can
throarh. placing passenger in the Uaion dsrne
th1eAxo1 seven hours and shirsy-six naiuE,es
ahead OF ether ilneA A. Chiibwrg city ,1cxes
ageas 10 second street. Boston elcck. 4, ION
lin. depot ticket axcas. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24

THE pntcn Fucse< the ongy sransrnrftnenss
tine saEasag srr< reczfatng chair earn ara pssu.
naa suursss sseepznx cars from TIE rscsec cr~ss
10 he kasS A. C. xassse- G u ticket nrert =.
Second street.. Boston beck q y brxxA aern,
city 1oek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-24


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n. ~. ~,sss. p. -. - osssas 49, a
S-.-.x 49, 9.6.s. - ~-uustn, vn6uraoA 3
s. $3.50 c-st-~ es.~s uenfs $500 xns
s..a-.s.s - vs1H- - 80 ,ee1rr wi1a -
- 4 -. 80 seorSs~ rrcu 5 ehsres
q --s-eie~.11s.v e.S~v. - ipausst uas
-1--~x ~ r--etrs rSu.~. f;oeooex
49, - 80 .SSs = .e1~.,S s - mas-
9, ss,.e.n. m - = 8 escIock & which
49, e1.s 1~rze-,,-s trrv wee snpanneie<s /:
W Ec-.r II &. ccursrsmith. I. W.
sss.-~n r~sys-~ = ue.ascr 8 \. Hand
: = !, - c~1~ 60 81
eFs0 - -
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No ~ - ontoon 49, Ne moossn& o.
eufrm nnA Un6ogetye j. 4. BGyck vefo ex-
asnfnod r. fnrmu tnn1tfked that b. Uent
s.ss - ..i-,~ - - : ~1ass ~ beor ana
--s,. .,xs.... 3 ~. 1890 hear1 e. d.
.u.l-.s ~. y. sss.-- - -..s . - -
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Wilks" continued H. witness. reecnso
under ~ bar ard producing revolver
anid sHnre q rx,unafkfne - have 70 make
-. - q, $500 d,fnks. A. - spoke. I
-sS S-.L--. ~ -. =, - H. e,.a inxf
- - - ). 1ss.s..h - Hsrl
tnen ne uvosv1 :. - -. -. .1--
t~ss wv 49, - s.--S
voIveF enchanting ny, 6ods what heve
duansH The MT a. Tie witness testi-
n,cnw go unfmpcrfont. and = uve Way
Is De1oc1tvu Hosck.
The isttw deeniIed fhe circumstances Of
his bsinx cailed 10 the saloon where The
shooting occurred, and the finding of The
revolver.
The case vs. thea given 10 The Jury and
after short dsaihera2ion ths following In
gensoualy voe1ed ssriics uas returned:
Ne, the undenIsno1, De jupn suDmonsd 70
sppeas nessrs 6. =. Mvsn. .aascs q tns psacs
= ~ ~ ~ - - g, ,..s n s !. =. =
49,. - - - = - xsss = s,.s H.rs s.rirs
sssr s~cer .ccordin~ : La sn6 hsvins uade
speh inauisssson sfseS inspecting the body and
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Mammoth Iron Works at Kirkland

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wear 81 0ppOOo will be expended in putting up tbs
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capital and the irun ore OF the famous Denny nal
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