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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-23
PRIVATE SALE,
PAUL BILLHARDT.
Middleburgh P. 0.

The undersigned will offer to the public his entire stock
of Furniture and Bedding for the next three months at
the greatest sacrifice known in the Furnitue Trade
in tntrai Penna. Having decided to change nv busI
ness III doing 80 must make some alterations IN INV,
buildings am compelled to offer my entire stock at
prices never heard of before. Chamber Suits Parlod
Suits, Sidcboards, upboars Extension Tables Break
fast Tables, Centre Tables, Marble Top Tables, PoliL
Tables, Fancy Cookers, Common Rockers Willow rock
ers, Baby Coaches, High chairs, Small rockers Wood
esat Chairs Game Scat hairs, Doughtrays Beds, BUl
reaus W. ssands, Sofas, Lounges ooucos, Matresse.
Blankets Ifaps, Pillows, Bolsors, Springs, &c. &c.
The above goods must be sold without reserve nnJI
will be delivered to all points along the main line and
branches Of Eh. My Cstock Of Carpets in tho Inrpea
in Lcwisown, and will bo offered nj great reduction
during the above sale.
W. IL. EELIX,
Lewistown Pa
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Thursday, April l3, 1898,

az the court House. Nldlcburgh, SNYDER cuun.
Is. Pa, at ten 40 o'clock. a. m, the following
real estate and machinery, attached to and being
in "a, Planning MIL. 20 Wit
An that certain lot NJ land situate I'm henns
township. snyder CO., Pa. bounded aud drscrih.
cd us follows, 90 wit beginning az "A stone In
road leading from Spliu~gruNc tu Middphurgh.
thence along public road, north, furtN.onc de-
gry'cS. east, seven pcrChes Ia post thence along
other lands of VIM. llaiucS, north fOrty-seyen
and onc.half degrees. west seven and twO-tenths
pcrchcs to a post. thence along same. south
ot1y eight audonc half degrees. west six pprchcs
to pu-t in said Splin~gruNc road. thence along
said road, south forty one degrees. east eight
forty eight pcrchr~. more or less. together with
the planning mil aud sash factory erected thereon.
and including the machinery. tools. apparatus,
grariugs pullcyS, betting, aud fixtures. VIZ 6
work benches 2 file benches, I turning lathe. I
sand paper machine. sllt machine scroll saw.
panucl raiser. cross cut saw, whip saws. :
riVrt machines mUTti~C machine, pony ma
chine, tonuu machine, moulder. rip saw. !
pony pluucr large pliucr 2O-horsc power en-
gtnc.
ALSO another tract NJ land situate In the
township, county and state aforesaid. bounded
and dcS, ribtd ~ follows 10 wit Beginning at "A
post On road leading nom SelinSgrONy 10 Mid
dlchurgh. thence along land Of Elias Auraud,
south, eighty three and one-tourth degrees,
west, twelve perches post. thence along land
pf WIN. ii. snyder. north twcnty-one and one
fourth degrees. west two penChes tO post, thence
along same. north, fortN-two and threr-fOurth
degrees east nine DerChes 10 post. thence along
said Selinsgroye road. south fory-two and one
uaif icErru =, east nine and five-tenths perches
t1 thr place ~ beginning. Containing FIFTY
uNE prrcheS more or less. Together with the
of.cu thereon erected. sc. Seized. taken into
execution and tc he sold as the property of Wm.
d. BoLENDER. sheriff.
ShcriTS ONCE. Middebungh. Pa, March Il, 20.
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Notice.
T. II. srlNE Aamf.

Ngf4H. ls Hafstg given br th, .Iys.,.t..,...-. q.
WaH'ti,fefH' .r fle r.iafs N Daniel Niifr- aa,+g
.-ia -'t W. bp.1 settlement at ne Fs.sfdeuca a.
t7e. h-re np7l ~ Bern ,bufg DauULlf.
tl.'". Eta Ht HtaucHg u4r ~ aay N lUrI
ny teHaJ.s lpQelfHg ~ In i-.'siD tgtii
h]i 'tl 2. ti'geur uuc irtke Payment atd mo-
-- ir t1.},lfs .fratff tbeil igF psgfsegt
tyGN a WfLLEH ACsry.
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Strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitters. II la
Grippe has left you weak aud weary.
use Electric Bitters. This remedy
acts directly Oh Liver, Stomach aud
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs
10 perform their functions II Won
are afflicted with Sick Headache, Won
will find speedy aud permanent relief
by taking Electric Bitters. One triaI
will convince you that this il the
remedy you need. Large bottles on.
iy 5Oc. at ID. {. Keplers Drugstore,
PaItonville, Pa March.
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A DMINlsTRATRIX' NOTICE IL

A DNllNlsTkATRIX' NOTICE. Let
Ate RS OF Administration Tptb .
estate OF Christian Sune, late N Cstt,t t,',.
SNYDER county, Pa, decd, having teen yys,'t.-
n we uhdcr,lgned, residing a. CenireyllIe, krY.
selves Indebted 30 said estate arc rsggfs,.s b.
i-AAe immediate payment, while tlose lasfty
lih. pr WI present them duly agtheltleatss t5
--i.' !'' 49, /. II. STlNE. Aamf.
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pELEGATE 10 sTATE CONTENTION

bELESAIE 10 STATE CONVENTION
Ed Pu-r. Please announce my name as a del.
esatc 90 the state Convention. and ubllsc
Your truly.
GEO. G. WAGENSELLER.
~HIlf.s
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

ED, pOSr. Please announce ny maine as n
candidate Tor reelection 20 the uricr uf County
Auditor, and Obligr. Very truly yuur,
J. &. BOWERSON Centre twp.
En-. pnST.-Pletse announce my name as a
nandiiAte for the 0fiice % County Auditor. and
uhlise Very truly yours
4. +. MONER
frptburg Pa
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
: INJURY & Lewistown Division.
e Table, In effect Dec. 10 80,
seIInsgrOve Commodation

toonnec'ias vita 'rainsonN. &. Ry)
Leave Selin.grove Dc. Arrive al Seliussrove
s.aP. N. sE.Pw
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Trains Leave Lewistowp Jnnction

a. m, 10 soAm. l2pm. gCspm..N m
tor iittburg and the Wet
b'Am, San, I uiIm. J s6ptn, ssptn. 2spfB
u u 3 %, For Philadelphia. New Y5rE. Baiti
mere md Washington.
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IFl.t' Leave Sei.nsgrsve rur-,iga
% u aTfriIg a. Phllad-lpfla L,g q z.
NeS lgfs { -. z. baltimore siyp z Wan.
lhs1b ~ ~ Daily eresJt Sung.y
bs, = u arrsi.Eg a. P1lladelrbia Igtgpw
-NsN ,'.s .'A S'-- hslim1Fs IL. Z. ". WEft.
. - J m, LrrtrI.g Ph.aIe.Hffg IzIa p,
New lurk lya ,t. Hsftimgrs ~. a. 49,
lngtOu 81 tu. DAILY
Trains aitS Leave S1Ebgrr-
b. m, arrlylrgai PsLatelfL.A az, o..
New York 50 NJ. Baily.
- . 81 M. arriving a. Fhl41sIrbia % 4gau
NeN 9fh J lO pun. ballMsfs g H.. NGtt
inglOu 10 IL am. Daily
=, % 2 n, arriving ~ Phnssslptls ssg 2 90.
New ! OK y IS m. Baltimore = q q, YEst
'us'Vu 10 y N. DAILY except -gndsg-
c,,.. =. -, ). II. WOOD, %. Pan Iyf.t
ChAS. +. PuGH, GEM Manager
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Thursday, March %, 1898.
How Farmers Get Rich.
From the Minneapolis Tribune.

From the Minneapolis Tribune.
"Tho way we accumulated our
little pile, said an ex-farmer to me
one day, "was simply by spending
less than we made. We sold grain,
hogs. chickens. butter and vegeta-
bles. aud we laid one half of the pro-
ceeds by and lived ON the other half.
Our firm was small and the soil
neither deep nor rich but / cult.
waited it thoroughly, applied all the
manure | could make or get for
nothing, was careful to save the best
grain for seed took good care of it
aud planted it right, at the right
time, and | always raised crop.
Sometimes it was a light one, aud
sometimes it was extra heavy. so
that averaged very fairly.
1--WE never bought anything we
could get along without. When we
thought We needed an article we al
ways considered well To see if we
couldn't substitute something we
already had before buying it. When
We did buy anything, we took good
care of 1t, and made it last two or
three times n long as most people
do. We found that we could get
along very we'll without tea and cof-
fee by using milk instead. either hot
or cold, just as best suited Us Mt the
time. That was quite q saving. We
sold our eggs, chickens and surplus
fruits and vegetables 10 one grocery
man of whom we bought our grocer.
ICES, and at the animal settlement he
invariably paid Us over 800 in cash
When we loaned our first $500
ont at lo per cent and 1t brought us
fitty dollars at the end of the year.
we thought it was like finding mon
ev. We soon had another $500 draw
ing interest, and then another. and
m few years were receiving more
IN interest than we made off the
farm. Then we eased up and work
ed only to make living off the land.
When our pile reached $1,000, which
it did in what seems to me a aremark.
ably short time after we made our
loanSntIy inter'Iswing the dea
.ss---~. I.,rc anal iy6-ii 49,. ...... ].
Aave been taking At easy ever since.
Our income is something over
Sl-So0 year. all from loans on real
estate secured by mortgages. We
neye foreclose or compound inter
est ON anyone who makes an honest
effort to pay up Everybody knows
that, and therefore we always have
applications for more money than
we have 70 loan.
W hat DO YOU think is the chief
eN"~, q tie present discomfort
among so many farmer, q" | asked
"Eytrayaca-ea and bad manage.
mont, replied ,Le OH chap emphat.
ically. NO living farmer can spend
more than he makes and keen his
head above the water Neither can
any man spend half L., time loafng
ABOUT town and run farm success
fully. Whisky aid tobacco have
stolen many man farm from him,
ana indulgence III needless luxuries
mas ruined thousands while bad
management has bhghted the pros.
PoctS oi SUN other thousands.
~" you can Tea and coffee !uIu-
res 1 meekly asked.
les SIT said he What sense
is 'here III paying good money for
20" "hu coiiee "hen you have ryer
y, ~ eoou 'heap MIX on the farm.
lhoy are needless luXunes on farm
~ are expensive carpets, rugs, up
nOIstefed furniture, Tine laced cur
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-23

tziAn fJF Catawis.z ard H8tsI,o-
y T.. 70 ~ an and s15 r. tOr Huss,t,a,,.
~ z - = =, s. pn g. 2, FofShamo
~ Grt McgEt Carmel.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-23

Ies. busy a. a bee in clover time.
Such has been tho case this fall With
GAkNAS. THE SHOE MAN,
whose superior line ~ Boots a Shoes
aud lDw prices have brought him
such nu immense trade that be IN
kept busy day aDd night waiting On
his customers. Just come and 500
his stock and learn his prices and
you viii appreciate tho apiless of
the comparison between him and
the busy bee.
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T. II. llARrER-Plcase announce my name as
q candidate for county Commissioner, subject
TO the rules governing the Republican primary
on the sith. inst.
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Home Office. April 1 to II, 1893.
Eagle Hotel, Middleburgh, Pa.
from Friday, April 81. at 10 o'clocl
The sun., 1893-02-26


MISS iOYT l.hi3Bway. near 42d st.-Specialtyin all
Vl round society esstrctly private: lessons daily
NALTZ GuARANTEED.-five private lessons. So:
w ass. 81 u month; circuar>.
ALNIENE. GLE Sd NV. +oth St
WALTZ aud all fashionable dances taught; private
W ard class lessons; circulars. ENICkERBOCkBR
CONSERVATORY. IA West i4ths-
The sun., 1893-02-26

EoR sALE-Choce lots on Belmont Park. near Brook.
lyn line nvr cents fare to bridge and ferries; by
elevated hrty minutesl or snriar. ronds advance
IN prices: purchase now and take advantage of tho
great rise next spring. easiest terms perfect streets
sidewalks: water, and electric lights: loans procured
for home builders also nee houses IN brooklyn.
II. L. SKINNER. y World BuiidinE
NOR SALE-Cottage. 7 rooms: water front shade
fruit; near depot. 10 acres outbudin;s: bathing.
boating. hshingt
GfLBEET A. DOWNS. AqueboRne. 1. l. '
EOR SALE-ln Hampstead. l., l.. lot b0xl5O. cottage
L OF roonis and large stable: clear title. Apply
q STEWART g Freeman av. Ravenswood. l., I c.
ELuSillSG. LI-Lots $500 each: near st. Joaeph
seminary. easy terms.
OWNER 1923 penn st.. Brooklyn
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS near Long Island Sound.
- So up: So dOwh same nlUnhy. Send for circular.
J :. LEWIS. Norlh hport. Long Isaud.
The sun., 1893-02-26
alnfGrnislled Npusrs to yer.

a an MONTHLY-Fins fourstory brick house. A.
D4O rooms: also. t35 monthly. frame house 10
ooms: all impIovement.; nns location. JOHN W.
The sun., 1893-02-26
3ral Gstate 1tantrd.

LIREE AND CLEAR CITY LOTS for ives, side apart.
mrnt, equity slI4.uOO
fNEO A. BOWMAN 2T3 West 4cd 81, practical real
" estate agent. established 1883. estates managed
prOhtAbly.
The sun., 1893-02-26
Aral estate .for Salr--gona aslaud.

pRISG WIFE AND CHILDREN to Wallendorf rark.
- away from contagious diseases: new. w-ibuilt
tage. rooms, nttir. cellar ground 5Ux1oO. 2.3OO;
sma'er one inxi!o lot. prize s:a also its for sale
Terms easy. send tor circular To llEUBACII kcLEN
kAMpFf. Wallepuurt Park. Valley Stream L. L.
The sun., 1893-02-26
WORLn'S FAIR TERM.

McGlNN 4 JAEGER, lie Dearborn a.. Chicago. have
Il large list or furnished houses Hats and hotels for
rent: Worlds Fair season or longer.
The sun., 1893-02-26
FURNISHED Aousrs to Tet-Gitu.

rINO RENT-Furnished for three years. Il East am
st: full sized; IN thorough order and BEAUTIFUL,
furnished
The sun., 1893-02-26
WORLDS FAIR DWELLINGS

WORLDS FAIR DWELLINGS
In sfs e Nan s Erss Gs9oKs rARTLoWa
Far osEs o. Ain FLATS e" ,;n ,e
dsnces or boarding and rooining purposes Ours are
Handsomely inrmished 1Groon brown.stons:
swell portion OF Michigan av: Worlds Fair sea.
Very ave- i@foom inin.ie rrnr.e av bcauti ''''
fui location: c.nvsnient to Worlds Fair trans.
Exquisiteiy furnished 1sroom stone front; supe.
FLOR lncat,o: rent for hish'cias' roomng and
Beautifully furnished i5room ior roon,ng pur.
poses. ,....,.................. $50
Grand l4.roon. large grounds. private kenwood
Benut,tnly fnrn,shsd i5room Michigan av.: Far
season. ..... ,...,,,....,...... <26
Handsomely furnished '-room HAT. stone build.
Inv Ior Mor.is fa'r season. i've minutes to 90,
Bsaui.fuiy furnished room nat atone building. %
rooms half block from Lincoln Fark; every
asroom stone building at Fair grounds. uniur.
Eisbors,ely furnished I4room stone front: bill. ''S
M lard hall library. &c; grand for residence or r.
We hav.oter loo furnished re.idencss and NAT. for
ag ana any, S e MOST M % ~ Sana:
SM%.9iSSs MsS a. lAsHR nE M suit. a. cso..
FMo MoMS FT fs5Esa 1Dn;s, %.s ..s. Srns ~.
oTY hSsn M 70 10 3 30 snSm 100 a, c,,,,
MoDERS house. and r.t:; completely furnl,h.d. for
rooms not IN the immediate lrhborhood Of the Fair
located tho most fa.hinnahie rcsdence street. 81
the North Side the Lake shore and Lincoln Park;
'e'''""''' '''''' " 't;GIWniS GGGWnS. siiASKiIy CO.
"a La sae ST.. Chicago. III
MeGLSN a. IAEGER ; 111 h nearHoTn a., chicago h.y.
rent: worlds Fair season or longer
The sun., 1893-02-26

4eal estate for Salr-arrssy City.
IN0K SALE-On Jersey City Heights. TX minutes ir, IN
lLberty IT, terry, eRht'ruui nousr inIT0N
5000: noIthi. pAymenis ith.r hsrrHins
JOHN A, LANE. 2bJ Randolph av.
The sun., 1893-02-26
PRIVATE RESIDENCE TO let {, I,

"
nshed or hnfufnished; II rooms. bath. and modern
cOnvenicncrs! within minutes ride. 10 minutes
walk mann entrance to hNp0si grounds. Prefers
one tenant! would not rent Tor less than weeks Io-
cation convenient To city bat niet and delightful
Rare chance for good sized fam ly to enjoy home
forts during Worlds tHir wih'ut paving exorbitans
hotel bills Address OWNER. care A. II. GRAVES. eoA
OwingS Building Chicago.
The sun., 1893-02-26
FoR RENT.

We have several fir.t.cbss furnished re.id-ncss On
hest rsence streets to rent during the Worlds Far 20
pa. ties who are Wiling NJ d abe 10 pay good pricet
We also have number o cheaper houses an several
hotels for rent ALLEN. GASSEfTE 4 OPDSkE,
The sun., 1893-02-26
Snburbam Ara! Gstate.

LNOR SALF-lIouse. !. rooms: all Improvements:
city water ami Va-; nine lots IN area; kbaie trees
opposit. drInt lowsrre station. New ore ana North.
ern iaIlro ID. SI5Ol
WILLIAM II. SwESY Morse building. New York.
NOR SALE-Tract OF land iine acres house. several
Il OutbUi.d.ngs. Mount Vernon Apply MURRla
BERNSTEIN. MI Vernon. or Iasker Bres e5G Pearl st.
The sun., 1893-02-26
for Sale or 60 Tr,-fr,pklya,

7.l9 HOUSES for safe; al well rented: safe and
- sTc best Investments IN IN. world; all descrtp-
t"ds and Local ms: beproc. urrrs easy t-rms g. 100
city Ots hne st o. house. nais NnDrs stores ofices
10 ret; rea' onAhlt rentas MILAN II. GRACE Man
ngtr ot rsates Nilioa hoy sI corner Jay. and 2oe
The sun., 1893-02-26
agautsa fOr 8usiusss gu.poses.

ON lsSTH ST.
Dssf fso y:s.sd ssoSs 10 ts:, sias ..s y is;s
ad,:st .sstnE s.H.s al gn ys;ry sAs. T. boz ioi
The sun., 1893-02-26
HGtlling Apusss atantea.

UANTED-unfurnshsdh house. three,story and base.
w ment IN good location: must be IN good order;
81 100 10 400; best or reference gwen location
between l4th and tOth sts, on west side. Address L.
;. box I9l, sun uptown ohice, I.o5 Broadway.
The sun., 1893-02-26
Eoaats, Sosieties, and Hleetings.
HlisrflIameous.


Il LEGAST HALL and lodge rooms to rent; reasonable
Ia terms DARGLE HALL. Sd av. cor. Iisth st.
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15

The author OF the national anthem
America DIR. Samuel Francis Smith
says that many years ago, long after he had
written his famous anthem, some lines for
n song ran through his mind for several
days. He tried to fix them, but could not
They persistently returned to him, however
convincing him that they demanded outlet
from his brain. Finally" says the author,
Il woke up at o'clock one morning To find
the words clearly outlined in my mind
The poem was patriotic in its character
and as saw il before me | realized that il
was an anthem infinitely superior to
America and if written out would sup
plant il.
Il arose. but being too sleepy to find a
match ! picked up newspaper, and tax
ing pencil from my pocket wrote down
the words. There were three verses, and
when finished transcribng them | was
exhausted and fell asleep in my chair. The
next morning when | awoke | could not re
member IA line. and then il was that was
grateful that had transferred the verses
to paper But to my amazemcnt, when
looked at the journal, not a word was writ
ten on the margin. There were some weak
traces of writing, but no, word. Then
looked at the pencil lying beside the pa
per The mystery was explained. In un
screwing the pencil had dropped the lead
on the floor, where found it, have never
been able to recall word Of the poem But
then, suppose. il was not to he that |
should write another anthem. London
Illustrated News.
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15

Old signs are not of necessity inn signs,
but all have the deepest interest for the
London topographer. Names which at first
sight look nonsensical and arbitrary are
often accounted for when we remember
some house sign or some semiheraldic al
lusion. That taverns have preserved their
signs while other houses have discarded
them gives us an interest in taverns out of
all proportion TO their beauty or antiquity
In some cases, too. the device which has
left its mark upon street is neither that
of an inn nor Of any other house.
Thus Maiden lane. Covent Garden, is on a
small estate belonging to the MERGERS com
pany. whose badge, the head of the Virgin
Mary-the maidcn-is represented in half a
dozen places in It. Martins lane and Long
Acre. \ still more interesting kind OF sign
-one probably Of high antiquity-may Ice
seen in Oxford street opposite to Stratfori
place On the north side before 400 stood
the Church of 81. John, Tyburn. with its
vestry and it~ little burial ground. and in
the hollow II bridge carried the road over
the bourne from whence no traveller re
turns"
On the south side were various parochial
institutions. such probably as the stocks.
the cage, and the rounihouse for wander
ing folk. and besides them the pound for
wandering cattle OF all the parish build
ings which existed here 800 years ago the
yestry only is left. The church has mi-
grated farther up the stream and taken
out a new dedication as St Mary's. or St.
Mary leB Bourne The cemetery is built
over; the bridge is far underground. New.
erthelcss there is one tangible memorial
of the Cinqueccnto period. The inn near
est the site of the bridge is still The Hog in
the Pound Pail Mall Budget
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15
Old Signs I'm Old London.

The $40 hill was counterfeit Chicago
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15
AN INNOCENT MAN HANGED.
He Had Been Doing Wrong and
Circumstantial Evidence
Convicted Him.

FAYETTEVILLE, ARK July 2-Satur-
days developments have rendered sensa-
tional supposed murder case that has
long been disposed of by the hanging of
an innocent man
In 1866 George Watkins, with a cOmely
young wife. moved from Kansas to a
county adjoining this and settled on the
homestead of Andy iIedgepcth. a wealthy
planter. Watkins soon became aware Of
unholy relations between IIedgepeih and
Mrs. Watkins. The two men went to
market in Hedgepeih's wagon. He'd ge-
peth returned alone.
The absence of Watkins awakened
suspicion and lIcdgepeh and the woman
were arrested. The woman at the trial
stated that she and Hedgepetl, had agre ed
TO kill her husband but denied any know
ledge of the murder. The evidence was
cIrcumstantial, but in a strong and un-
broken chain The case was carried to
the Supreme Court, reversed aud at the
second trial lIedgepeth was again con-
victed and hanged
To day il is learned by IIedgcpeth's
counsel that Watkins is living IN his old
home in Kansas, where he had been ali
the time since his disappearance
The Peninsula Press Association is
arranging for trip la Delaware Water
Gap this month.
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15
An Artists Home In Japan.

write you from my new home, into
which had my traps brought from the ho
tel two days ago. 1t is a little bit of an af
fair, having OH the ground floor largish
room some 10 feet square, two smaller
rooms from il, and both together about as
large as the big room. Another small room
and kitchen take up the remainder Of the
space. Then in the second story there is
one room with alcove. \ veranda running
around two sides OF the house gives me
plenty Of sunlight. | ought TO tell you that
the house is situated ON Having Pleasure
street. IL doesn't belle its name in so far
as have become an inhabitant, and since
the house is at the very head of tin fact
the street runs into our very gate, where it
ends-l see no reason why one shouldn't
feel at the very pinnacle Of happiness
Cor Critic
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15
Summer Complaint.

Last fall was taken with kind sum
mcr complaint, accompanied with II won
deriul diarrhoca Soon after my wfe's
sister, who lives with us. was taken in
the same way. We used almost every
ihing wilhnu, hrncf;. Then | said, let
as TRY Chamhrrlnin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarih"ca Remedy. which we did, and
hat cured us right away. think much
of il, as il did for me What il was recon-
mendcd Ia do. John IIcrizlcr, Bethel
Bcrks Co. Pa. - and - cent bottles
for sale 10y DIR. Chas +. ". Hall. Druggist
Snow liill. Md
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15
Antique Furniture Exhausted.

New Orleans is almost exhausted as u
depot of supplies in the way of old furni
ture." says "a woman not long returned
from foraging expedition in the Lousan-
ian city. Ten years ago | went down
there and got more treasures than could
bring away This time, after six weeks
stay, | was able To secure only an cscri-
toire, or old fashioned writing desk, mar
vel of superb mahogany carving. and fine
dining table Of the same wood II is like
the Connecticut valley for old colonial
treasures field has been so extensively
gone over that little now is left to reward
the collector. New York Times.
Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15

Elder $. ). Beaver. of McAllistcrville.
Junialia Co, Pa says his wife is suhiec,
tn cramp in the stomach Last summer
she tried Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for il. and was
much pleased with the speedy relief il
afforded. She has since used il whenever
ne, 7sary and found that il never fails
For s'le by DIR. Chas. +. w Hall, Drug
gist. Snow Hill, Md,