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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, Sept &c. 4 p m.-Money on call
is easy at 2G3 per cent. Last loan at : per
cent, and at closing of day , per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 7(0S per cent?
Bar silver 1850.
Mexican dollars 5SH.
Sterling exchange is weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S4i4G4 So
for sixty days and "a 1904 81 for demand;
posted rates s. 1914 81.
Commercial bills 81 5yt3i 8]1a for sixty days
and al g. for demand.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds weak.
Silver AT the stock Exchange to-day was
quiet, 1000 ounces selling at 75c.
New York. Sept. 2i-Aggressive action by
the bears at the opening depressed prices all
around at the stock exchange. their cam
paign was based on the reports of gold ex
ports, the strength of sterling exchange hav-
ing created an impression that resumption
of exports of the metal was imminent Lon
don was IA seller here for the reason that con
tnental buyers were diSposIng Of their Amer
leans in the English market. The price
changes ranged from ~ to per cent Man
haitian. 4; General Electric, 4ls Reading and
Canadian Southern, ,; Pullman, AZ; United
States Rubber, 2; Cordage preferred, ,; Rub
Der commo on, 3, and the remainder of the list
% to 10 per cent Purchases for this account
led TO a recovery of 4 to 212 per cent. In the
closing dealing the market was firm. The
sales gsregated $4,000 shares, including
As 900 unlisted.
bi0S were.
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DredRe Co. Southern Cotton Oil Co. ia
Thomas Bro, @ w fiedeman & Bro, j w
Teeple q Co, Chatham Furniture Co. r
Wheeler, ID Weed g. Co A NJ & G w West,
Il West& Co, + II Wolters Brewing Co. G T..
Wakefield, Watson & p, Mrs r Well, N j
Wilkinson, = Wood Bro, Wright & G.,
steamer Alpha, steamer f. G Barker, steamer
Bellevue steamer Katie Southern Express Co
Per South Bound Railroad Sept 90
} G slater A Ehrlich & Bro, j b kesser,
q w Tiedeman & Bro, w Lynch, Mr. Gar.
Chatham Furniture Co A NJ = q W West
+ aleos tiar j " eay,J A Thomp Bro
Ferst sons & Co. 4. Al oro 20
Per Central Railroad. Sept 26- Woods G u
Co Hunter p & b. Dwelle G & d, Stubbs s. t.
Montague & COD p Williams g. Co, Butler e. S
j ) Wood q Bro, John Flannery g. Co. w W
Gordon Il Co, M Maclean & Co, HTraub,
Greigg J & w, S K levin. savannah N S Co,
j f McEachern, A Leffier & Son J + Teitien,
Leopold Adler, J ID Weed & Co. Lippman Bros
M Ferst's Sons Co. Peacock II & Co. S ID
Sidee. savannah Brewing Co. j A CampOs,
Jas Goette - kahlweiler & Co, J A Thompson
& Bro. T. Lovells Sons, J G. Caas B f'ord
Menhard Bros Co w Plowden, G w Tiede-
man Bro. M Y Henderson, Lindsay & M,
Chatham Furniture Co, star Drug Co. w A
Johnson, j ID Sims, Geo Schroeder,
Huler
Sept 26-Greigg j & w, Ellis Y & Co. Hunter
y & Is, Edwards Il & Co, p Williams & Co,
John Flannery q Co, Dwelle & d, A D
Thompson, G Shoemaker, Martin Campar.
savannah Grocery Co, H Baker, Strauss Il
Co w q Hodges, 4 Sampson, j Einstein,
Meinhard Bros Co, w G Cooper, H Solomon
g. Son
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Sept 26-John Flannery & Co, Woods G g. Co,
Chas Ellis, M Maelean & Co, j S Wood & Bro,
NJ ID | MacIntyre. l. Jones, Warren & A.
Stubs & T.W w Chisholm g. Co, Ellis Y & Co
Peacock II & Co. Edwards # & Co, Greigg q
w, Hunter l. s. Is, $ L Shotter Co. McNatt e.
M Savannah N S Co Chestnut s. ON,
Montague & Co, Dwelle g. ID, Conner II e. Co,
Kayanaugh b. Savannah Grocery Co Frank
& Co. S Guckenheimer s. Sons, Appel g. s,
Moore a. j, M Nathan, ID Kohler, S Fl Open
heimer, Mcmillan Bros G e Suits & Co,
d Weed g. Co, Mohr Bros. G Haas, S X
levin, r. SchwarZ, Sutherln g. Co, FW
land Enrich Bro NJ Lang g. Co,
Meinhard Bros & Co, e Lovells Sons, CT
Cooper, G w Tiedeman & Bro, A Hanley,
g NJ .dcCauley, II Solomon g. Son, M Fersts
Sons s. Co, Rosenheim q Co, w d Simkins.
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Receipts.

Per South Bound Railroad. Sept 26-6i6
bales cotton, bDl syrup, pkgs mdse, 1 bag
wool, / craft eggs. sacks potatoes. case
cigars, A pkgs tobacco, II pieces household
goods. 2 kegs whisky, IA pkgs furniture, pail
butter.
Per Central Railroad. Sept 26-5724 bales
cotton g9S plgs mdse % pkgs household goods
case eggs III bbls oil, case hams, 2 boxes
bottles, 50 bbls hour bbls whisky. 100 bbls
c meat. A bhls ore. car coal III sacks oats
5l2 Dbls spirits turpentine, 10 pkgS hardware
bbls cabbage, 9 empty barrels, bales hides
las pkgs domesucs box drugs, 10 butts p to-
bacco 80 cases meat, I'D tons pig iron. t023
bbls rosin, / car beer, cars wood. 600 sacks
meal.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Sept 26--322 bales cotton, bUls iron rollers ?
bags corks, cases groceries, 10 lambs 1 lot
household goods % bags peanuts I tox hats.
Jokes BOOTS and shoes, boxes dry goods, 20
sacks meal 3 Is meal
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way sept zo-Zlsy Dales cotton. 5J55 DDIs rOsin.
800 bbls spirits turpentlne p pkEs mdse, 5ls
boxes fruit. 40 bbls fruit, "A boxes lemons, ?
empty drums. "A cars lumber, I car cattle, ,
cases dry goods. cars -four, car hay. / car
hams ~ boxes hardware, cars wood, 30
boxes tobacco. 1871 pkEs iron mantels car
slaves, bales hides, ! box meat, Odls paper
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Attorneys at Law

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BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, IN
diges tion &c Debility.
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WTNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teethlng Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
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tle.-Ad.
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Exports.

Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York; 900 bales upland cotton. l0f bales sea
island cotton, 40 bales domestics and yarns.
80 bbs rice g 79s bbls rosn 100 900 feet lumber,
100 bbls spirits turpentne IS bbls pitch, "a
turtles 8 bbls fish, 1913 pkgs fruit, bbls
rOsin oil, 80 tons pig iron. 2ll pkgs mdse.
Per British steamship Viola for Reveal
46q2 bales upland cotton, weighing 2,3S8, 160
pounds, valued at $lSs 2l5.4l.
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New York Sept 24-Arrived, schr David
Band, Booye Darien.
New London, Sept 2i-Sailed schr Mehaf-
fey Milestone Point for Fernandina.
Philadelphia, Sept 23-Arrived, schr Elwood
Burton Hitchins. Brunswick.
Red Beach Sept 23-Sailcd, schr Eta M
Barter Bunker Calais for Jacksonville.
Charleston, Sept 23-Arrived, schr j H Can
non Harrison, New York. Sailed Maggie NJ
Keoh Tilton. New York.
Jacksonville, Fla, sept 26-Entered schr
s haskins Bennett, Crisfeld: steamship AL
gonauin, Plat, New York. Cleared, steam
ship Algonquin, Plat, New York.
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COMMERCIAL.
sAvANNAH MARKETS..
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
savannah. Ga, sept %, 1898.
---.a....

The market was quiet and Unchanged,
enough there was a fair demand at prices be-
-, the market. At the opening call on
,'-rapge the market was posted quiet al the
ss-ss quotations AS at yesterdays closing
,,..6 sales OF $50 bales. At the midday call
,bs market was unchanged, sales Of 20i2
,e.es being reported At the last call at p,
~ the sales were 495, the market remain
trg he same. The entire sales of the day were
a9io bales. The onicial quotations are as fol
lows.
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Maritime Miscellany.

New York, Sept 24-Arrived, schr VIM
with lum. er to order. Was towed TO this
port by tug Sea King. This vessel was bound
from Charleston Aug "a for New York; was
dfsmasted and abandoned, and was picked up
at sea by steamer Seminole bound for Jack
sonville. but grounded on the bar on the way
to Southport Her main and mizzen masts
deckload. matches, cabin, in fact everything
on the deck had been washed overheard. ,
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Cincinnati. Sept 26. - Flour active firm
and fair demand; spring patents "a 0O1nSi 25;
family 81 1898 90; fancy 81 sass TO- Wheat
sample red CSC; No red Ole. Corn-No. 2
white e g: No. mixed 43H. Oats-No. =
white 3o14c; No. mixed Soc Rye-NO. 2,
worth Sic Pork-city mess $40 50; family
SlS co.; clear mess 818 90. Lard-s cam leaf
SO 75Qs10 25. Bacon-shouIders 80 90; short
RIB sides 81 50; short clear sides S12 p;
boxed short clear sides Sl2 So Whisky
St. Louis, Sept. 26-Flour weak; patents
50 1908 Is; choice family ~ OOliS2 10; extra
fancy 81 50DS2 60. Wheat same as yester-
day; September delivery &c October de
livery 624c., December delivery 66i4665H.
Corn September delivery closed at 3 &c;
October delivery 80 &C; December delivery
365ae. Oats, demand better aud higher; sep
27lsc; May delivery &c, Pork, new selling at
SlS %. Lard prime steam 50 Soc nominal.
Dry sailed meats-shoulders loose, ~ 25;
longs and clear ribs $40 90; shorts sll 90.
Bacon-boxed shoulders s. so; longs S1l IS;
clear ribs 81 81 short ribs Sl2 o. High
wines steady at 81 u
New Orleans. sept. 26-Cofee steady: Ordi-
nary l94c; fair 204c; loD lots &c higher.
Sugar strong; open kettle, no offerings;
centrlfugals l-16c OF white 5 Lice; prime
yellow clarified Sc; seconds 33-l6c.
Rice
New York, Sept. 26--Rice firm demands;
domestic fair. to extra 42lc; Japan 4ssc
New Orleans, Sept. 26.-Rice steady; fair
&c; heads 34c; good sac; ordinary 2}sci
common 24c; No. 2, NC; rough &c; actual
sales rs
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Sept. 26-Cotton seed oil
quiet and nominal; crude 3iaS5c; yellow
prime 39lt40c.
New York Sept. 20 -- Petroleum market
firm; crude. in barrels -; Parker
crude, in bulk. a. 90; Washington. in barrels
s. 40; Washington, IN bulk, $ 10; refined
New York % Is; refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels Is 10; refined Phila-
dclphia and Baltimore, in bulk, e. 6D0S2 65.
Naval stores.
New York Sent 60 Rosin firm and
quiet; strained, common TO good, si O7,s0
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8 boxes mucilage, 4 plSgs furniture, boxes
clothing, 20 empty barrels 3 cases shoes, 2
pcs beef, lot household goods, box books, 1
bbl onions, Dbl rice. box wax, box paint,
boxes groceries, box rock
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Turpentine quiet and steady at 27A

WQSo'RC.
Wilmington, Sept, 26-Rosin was Arm;
strained at 771lc; good strained s2Hc. Spirits
turpentine firm. 24l4c. Tar firm at 81 O5.
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 90; soft
and virgin 81 CO.
Charleston, Sept. 20. 49, Spirits turpentine
steady at 24Hc Resin firm at $50 for good
strained
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Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-S A Wade Mrs NJ Conner Miss
Annie Gomer, Miss Mary Conner, Miss Lila
and wife, Miss Belle Weldon. DR. Leslie w
Weldon. w Konotzka, G p Leaver, VIM T
Klein, f. Frierson, J G Ferreira, NJ J de Silva,
VIM Levy. Elizabeth Hix, Willie HiX, Mary
Brunson, s Feinberg, w Kohlschrelber Isaac
N Lewis. Jose Salvadors, A Iaccring, Thos
Barnes, Jno Johnson, Jno Teitjen
Per steamship City Of Birmingham from
New Yorlx-G N COe, Edwin Derlin Miss Nc
Iaughlin Miss M Herman, Miss G Cardier
Mrs VIM Wade, Chas He'll. M ) Brown Miss
h Keller, Miss X Coe, Miss l. Cotton, Miss
l. Levan, f. A Moses, ID Levin, A ROobin, +
Doyle, II D Wakefield, + II Smith Miss
Davis Master Davis, Mrs l. M Davis, DR. a II
Williams and wife. Miss G Clark, Miss N
Westervelt, Miss Manning, Mrs Ottinger
and infant o p Ravens and wife, Geo King
B Chapman Miss Is Dickerman. Miss l. Dick
erman, Miss l. Sheron, Mrs T Engel, Mrs f A
We'll infants and servant, s Hirsch, DR.
Emmes Jr, II f. Davidson, j J Gerig, II II
jackson and wife, Miss M Ferst and maid
Mrs Ferst and 3 children, l. J Deacon. DR.
G. II Beebe, Miss Gordon. Mrs G. w Gordon
Miss f NJ Hashlam Miss NJ NJ Hashlam, Miss
M NJ Young, Miss r. Dickerman Miss A
Dickerman, w Lawrence and wife, Miss G
l. Goodwin Mrs w Goodwin. l. Ferst, Jos
Ferst, B Anderson, A LEBLANC, J IL Newman
(coD, Theo Mozzell cob A f. Pappy (coD,
Henry Pappy cob, A A Pappy cob, M II
Pappy (col. Mrs. A Chestnut (col), b II Cook
and wife, Mr. Manning and wife, ID Hardie,
A j Voncamp and IS Storage.
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Pilot charts and all nautical Information
win be furnished masters OF vessels free OF
charge IN Uni ed states photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call at the once
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Per steamship City OF Birmingham from
New York--Leopold Adler, Jno Allen, Ar
buckle Bros, Appel & s, j @ Butler Broughton
Bros l. Bluestefn, Bradley & j. Brown 4 h.
Brush f L & p Co, Bntler & NJ M Bono & Bro
A l. Blackwell. Baldwin Fertilizer Co, Il A
Blackwell, + S Byck & Co, M ; d Byck
Berry & o, Bark Mary ) Ames, Barbour Co,
w + BiffOrd. X n & Bkg Co, Collins G q Co,
Cohen & b, M Conner, 4 + Churchill. )
Ry, 70 Cubbege M Cohen, w G Cooper
Chas Colman, + J Coolidge & Bro. j Derst
j Dixon Co. A Doyle Jas Doughtry, Jas
Downing, Epstein & Bro, q Ecksteln Co
Eckman & " Miss FANNIE Engel, Electric )
s. Com 30, w Estill, j II Elnstein. w Ellis
Enrich Bro II Entelman, Frank y Co
Falk Clothing Co, M Ferst's sons Co, Foye
& M w w Ferguson & Co, Fawcett Bros,
II Frank L Fried, II Furber, Wood Grey,
] B Fernandez, Fleischman Co, Cell & O.
$ Guckenheimer & ons, w PGreen F & G
Co, A Gerken, w W Gordon s. Co. J J Grass,
II Gobel, GottlieD, L II Gaynor f Gutman,
Great All Pac I co, E Crazy Son; J
Harness & j. II Hirsch- Hanley, / Haas.
A b Hull & Co, Haynes & h, G Hetterick,
Heuisler Il II. II Juchter. jackson NJ & Co,
d Kohler. Kolshorn & NJ. Kavanaugh & b, J
II Koch 2 II Herman. Krousllon dillinery
Co. II haskell John Lyons g. Co, Ludden b,
Lippman Bros, LoVelfs sons, Lindsay III,
Launey q @, J f Lar'ar M r Leeare, J Lev
kowitz, Jno Lawton. Lang ; X Levin,
D b Lester Grocery Co, Is Ii Levy 4 Bro. Jno
Lynch II Livingston, Letter s. Son,
McDonough & Co, Meyers & K, G a Munster,
sionohan II, Mohr Bros, J McGrath & Co,
L X Myers & Co, G Miller, + Moyle,
e L Mastick, Mutual Coop Assn, Meyer &W,
w B Nell & Co. h ' Nottingham q Co, Neid-
linger & X Oppenheimer 5 81 Co, > Il Open
heimer T J O'Brien. order notify Moore & j,
order notify II Medlock. order notify W
earles & Co. order notify RaYenel Co,
Palmer Hardware Co, Pulaski House, 9
Puder, u Perser, j. Putzel. n Paulsen. A
Quint & Bro jas Ray. A Rhodes & Co Ros-
cnneld & N. w r Reid. smith Bros II 5 ulth
Savannah Cotton Mills Savannah Grocery 60,
savannah Steam Bakery. c + 9tults & Co L
sam son W ID oimklns, Solomons & Co,
II solomon Son, T. B Springer, j > silva.
j 4 shuptrine s. Bro Geo schroeder, $ + & "A
Ry savannah Supply Co 4 McA Schloy, A
salter, savannah 9$%bm Factory, savannah
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Rice
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine The market opened
steady at 25c for reg Jlar and closed with 2l2fe
bid. Sales of S81 casks were reported at the
opening quotation. No sales were reported
attLe close though later in the day the latter
bid was takeu for some lots.
ROsin-The market continues firm, with an
advance of 10c q barrel on pales when taken
separately. The receipts are taken at quota
tons. At the opening and closing Of the mar
ket the quotations at the board of trade we're
is follows,
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Steamship City of Augusta New York.
Schr John G. Gregory, New York.
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TlyerDool Sept. 26.-Cottou quiet, free sup
rlv ofTeTing: prices unchanged. American mid
dlings 3 Sd sales. 10 90 Jales; American 1000
bales: speculation and export 800 bales; Re
ceiDts IS 200 bales all American.
TLverpool sept. 26 nOon.-Cotton, quiet;
free supplv Offering prices uncha lged Amer
lean mlddling SD: sales 10000 bales, Amer
lean 900 bales; speculation ana export
20 bales. REGENTS ~ 900 bales all American.
Futures quiet: demand moderate. American
mlddIng low mIddling clause: september
and October4 3l-6ld. NOvem GER ana Deem
her l3J-6iHf3.d: Decem.er ana January
m ga 1 30 6lG.l "a Gid: January and FeOru-
art 346i0l 336304 - 6fH+ a56iM4 a6-6tg
* SAD. L. ebruary and March 5 bl4i 4Fbidi
March and April . 37-6fU4 3s-64d ,,,
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Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C G Anderson.
steamship Viola [Brl, Murray, Reveal
Richardson & Barnard.
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Steamship City OF Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C G. Anderson.
Barkentine Reigate lBrl Jones' Beaufort
Strachan & Co.
Bark Ciampa Emilia [Itall, Cafero, Rock
land stone ballast-Chr G. Dahl & Co.
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.

Snip TelefOn [NOrI, Petersen, Now York.
Master.
Bark Medusa [Norl, O1holm, Barbados
Master.
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Fall Dress Goods.

so pieces new Striped Bedford Cords,
So inch wide, worth 49c ............. zoe yard
Sc inches wide New Hopsacks, Home,
spuns and Serges ..., ................2 5c yard
Every Thread Pure Wool 36-nch
Hopsacks, 20 new autumn effects 43c yard
81 inch Atwood CheviOts, early au-
tumn weights and shades. ......... Csc yard
With these new fall Dress Goods
come 20 pieces more of that all wool
Navy Blue Serge, worth 81 % at. csc
First arrivals in Novelty Robes, Illuminated
Novelties, etc, now on exhibition.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Wednesday, Sept q, 1893
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady fair demand;
grown fowls q pair, 75c; q grown, 4O95Oc
z grown chickens. 35G40c u pair; geese q
pair 9OcG1Sl; ducks 65075c. Market
for eggs is firm. Supply fair; country
per dozen i68i7c Peanuts-Ample stock.
demand fair, market steady; fancy h. p Va.
e n. 5A@6c; h. p. u ID, 41ac; small, h. p, q
b, 4lac.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
Base wore are Yaw, des muss ich
[g'schtm

Base wore are Yaw, des muss ich
[g'schtm
sG'wipt hut or numma tsu
Cor greislich goode rules ga-lehrt,
Un ware schlaik grceked hut, hen 50
[g'hared.
Hut ebbes letz ga.doo.
Wons dinner wore, un shool wore Gus,
Mort hut mer CUTE ga.feeled
Dale hen on bolla- game ga. a.numma,
Dale hen mitnonner race e'shpruuga,
I'm dale hen solger q g'schpeeled
De grossa maid hen ous-ga-k -kared--
De boova nows ga-schtawbt
Tsu helfa hen on dahl pretend,
Der maishter hut 30 nows gasond:
DE rules hens net arlawbt.
De glnna maid hen ring ga-schpeeled
Uif sellem wausem doh
Won crosse maid sin in der ring
SIS duch en- woonerfulles ding =
Sin crosse boova aw
De grossa hen dc grossa tagged,
DE glpna oil farlust !
We sin SO gschprunga oh un uif,
Ware g'woona hut farluss dich druff
Hut hartzhoftich ga-bussed.
On Krishdawg wore dc rechte tzeit,
Oh, won ich usht draw denk !
Der mRshter hen mer nows ga
shpardt,
De deer un fonshter fesht ga bardt-
Now mmshter elm ga-shcnk !"
Mort hut are aver hardt broyocred,
Nit force tsu cooma hi
I'm mere hen, we are hut ga glupped.
En- shriyes unna nows ga-shtupped
"Wons smnsht don consht du
lri.'
Now hut der mmshtor rous galoused,
Cor greislich shi ga-gooked
Ebbel un keshta un much me,
'Swore ushtament on fact recht she,
Mer hens mt luBhta < SHOCKED.
My hartz schwelt NIT gadonka off
Bis ich shier gor farshtick
Kent hila, 4 doot mer now 80 l@d,
I'm duch gebts mere de greshtha
fred,
Des shool house on der grick.
Goodbye ! oldt shool house,
greisht
Goodbye Goodbye tzurick;
o shool house shool house muss
Itch ge,
I'm du shtesht nordt doh oil arl@,
Du shool house on der grick
Oh horrich, chr lett, WOO much mere
tlebt,
Ich schribe eich much des
shtick
Ich warn eich, froke eich, gebt duch
[ocht,
Un nembt duch immer CUTE enocht
De%.ssso, Z ,b., use on der ssi6k.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
Sale Register.

Persons getting ther bills printed at this once
will have their notices carried 20 the date OF the
sale In this column free OF charge.
Tuesday, March 81. Jacob Erb Will sell house.
hold goods mile southwest OF Middleburgh.
Tuesday. March 81. $. }. wetzel VIII sell live
stock and farm implements y miles north.
west OF Salem and 2 miles north east OF
kratZervile
"Wednesday, March %, J, Kohler Peek viii sell
largt lot OF blOOded stock. farm imple-
ments, etc, one mile south OF Mckees +
Falls near the road leading 10 Liverpool
Thursday, March q. Charles Aurand. Atty for
the heirs OF George Meyer. late Of jackson
township decd, viii sell real estate Of said
deceased. and a lot OF Hay and corn Fodder.
Tuesday. March -, David Row viii sell persona
property at Pawling station.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the undersign led
administrator OF the estate OF Daniel Miller de- a.
that he win hold settlement at the residence %
deceased miles north OF Bcrrysburg. pAuphin
county, Pa, ON saturday the lst day of April
1898. All persons Indebted 10 said estate Will
not fail 10 appear and make payment and those
having accounts present them for payment.
JOHN 4. MILLER AdmT.