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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-12-21
Thursday, December 21, 1898.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court opened Monday, Dec IL,
1893. at II o'clock, 4. NJ, Honors II.
NJ. Mcclure, Henry Brown and Jore-
miah Grouse presiding.
Henry Gemberling, James n.
Houser and Henry Reigle were APP
pointed tipstavos.
QUARTER SESSIONS,
In the case of Commonwealth vs.
Samuel =. Snyder, the sentence of
the court is that Samuel T.. Snyder
pay fine of ten dollars, costs of
prosecution and undergo an impris-
onmcnt in the county jail for six cal
cnder months.
Report OF viewers changing road
in Monroe town ship confirmed abso-
lutte. Report of viewers of public
road in Washington township con
firmcd nisi. Report of yiowers to
view county bridge on county line
over West Mahantongo creek con
frmation was withheld. Report of
viewers Of public road in Middle
creek and Penn townships confirmed
absolute.
ORPHANS CoURT.
Orders of sale were granted in es-
tates of jacob Nerhood, decd, JOS
eph d. Stout, decd, David Brown,
decd, Janc Shpman, decd, John
Young, decd, Louisa Norman, decd,
and Isaac BowcrsoX, decd.
Returns to orders of sale were
confirmed i'll estates Of Samuel j.
Maurer, decd, Ann Mary File, decd,
John Amich, decd
Orders of sale in estates OF Il. A.
and Mary a. Steininger enlarged TO
report to next term.
Auditors reports were confirmed
in estates of Peter Weller, decd,
Michael w Beaver, decd, Levi Gill,
decd, and Benjamin Kistner, decd.
Opinions of the Court were filed in
estates of Mary Sholly, decd, and
Joel Matter, decd.
A rule was awarded on the heirs to
come into court the first day of next
term and accept or refuse the real
estate of {onPthan Fisher, decd, or
snow cause Why 1t should not be
sold.
The widows appraisements and
the executors, administrators and
guardians accounts were all con-
firmed except those hereinafter men
toned.
Exceptions were filed to the ac-
count in the estate of BENJAMIN
Rupp, decd.
Appointment of auditors were en-
larged in estates of Joel Matter,
decd, and -- Bolig, decd.
COMMON Pleas.
The opinion of the Court was filed
in the eases of Jackson r.. Meek VS..
Daniel Daniel and w. II. Felty VS..
John j. Yetter.
An amended state was filed in the
case of j. II. Baily VS.. w. and
Hannah Noll
In the case of Polly A. Weaver by
her next friend, &c, VS.. Charles A.
Weaver, w. T.. Housewerth, ESQ.
was appointed commissioner
In the case of L. +. Swineford VS..
James Broner, ct. al, Il rule was
granted to show cause why the
judgment should not be opened.
Dec. II, rule discharged.
In the case of Agnes Duffy VS..
NJ. G. Duffy, a divorce was granted.
In the case of Susan R. Boop VS..
W. Martin and William Martin,
adm'rs, &c, rule was granted to
show cause why the Judgment should
not be opened, and n petition to set
aside sale was filed.
ID. Bolender, Sheriff, acknowl-
edged deed polls to Ira G. Schoch.
Charles Stauiler, +. NJ. and G.. O.
Gaugler, Henry W. Felty, c. O.
Gemberling, Mary V. Gordon, T. J.
Smith, Esq, and Absalom Beaver.
In the case of Carrie j. Stuck VS..
Charles G. Stuck, q. 4. Botdorf
ESD, was appointed commissioner
Wednesday, Dec, 13, A. ID. 1898.
court adjourned TO Tuesday. Jan.
lG, 1894
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Sale Register.

Friday, Dec. 8, John walter and John NJ. Meyer.
Overseers OF the Poor OF Franklin twp, and al
so Attorneys-in-fact OF samuel Henley, will sell
retd estate on the premises In Franklin twp.
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FATALITY AT A MILL.
Christian Peterson VI Huntsville Aetts
heath Away nom
Home.

HuNTsviLLE, March l5.-ChriGdan
Peterson lott hiB residence at Hunts.
willie last Monday afternoon 70 visit his
sawmill on the south Fork, four miles
east. His object was TO bring back a
loRu o.. wood. He was accustomed 10
make these trips. lie did not return
the same day but no anxiety was felt
by his family aud friends 49, lac had
becn accustomed to remain one or Two
days.
tuesday night when he did not re.
turn a searching party was sent Out
Thoy found him beneath the power
wheel ia the raw mill, deal, with the
water continually pouring over
him. UpOi examination II was
Hund that his limbs were broken Ia
many places, also that his neck wa
aislUcAted.
Its supposed that whilo nj work he
slipped ana fell into the Hume which
was covered with Ice, anu the water
carried him along under the Ice until
lac got TO the wheel which runs tho
mill, and ut this poiHt was instantly
crushed TO death.
lie lravelA family Of fifteen children
20 mourn his death, "a host oiiricnls aud
loving wife. Mr.. Peterson was
always known as u generous, noble
hearted man.
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SUPREME COURT.
A Full Misunderstanding VS.. Parsons.
Notes.

After the usual routine business the
frat case set for today, Stirling vs.. i.
Ii. Parsons, was argued by counsel on
both sides. Judge Zano did not sit in
this case. The three associate justices
only occupying seats.
This action was brought by the APP
pellant in the Third district court to
recover damages nom the respondent,
United States marshal, for conversion
OF certain personal property by him At
the town OF Thistle, Utah.
The action was Tried by jury aud
verdict rendered in favor OF app, II mt.
Aftorward the court granite the re.
spondenl new trial from which order
Of court Mr.. Stirling appealed. Ai-
torney 5. ii. Lewis argued the case Tor
the appellant, and Attorneys Lyles
and Glichfist ior respondent, the argu-
ments occupied the forenoon session.
Hyndmsn VS.. Stowe. This cauae
was submitted on briefs and taken
under nj visement by the court.
The case OF George w. Young vs..
Js IL
afternoon. Brown d Henderson for
appellant. Williams & Van Colt for
respondent. This case involves the
legal right to tho office OF treasurer
for summit county. Mr.. Young
running on the Democratic ticket and
Mr.. Deming on the Liberal ticket for
the same office.
An attachment suit has been begun
l. mi IL ~ H.,
man DesnoyeTs Shoe company against
q. q. Axtell, to collect SlO60.8O alleged
TO bo due for merchandise. Jones &
Schroeder are attorneys for the plain.
tn.
TO COLLECT ON A NOTE.
w, and It. smith have filed an action
to collect $3.50 on an assigned prOmis-
sorry note against IL. IL. Williams.
$4,000 FOR ALLEGED wRoNdFUL
DETENTION.
Suit has been entered against the
Great Salt Lake and Hot Springs rail
way by James /. and Katherine II.
Nefl, In the Third district court, 10
recover possession Of n certain piece
OF land occupied by the rail-
road company with damages in the
sum OF 5000 Tor unlawful detention.
The plaintiffs allege that the contract,
by which the defendants were granted
possession and use OF tne land, has
been broken, aud the real estate should
therefore rover. to tho PLAINTIFF.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Berdina Miller has filed m
action for divorce against her husband
John T.. Miller, on the ground OF
failure TO support.
JUDGMENTS.
In the ease Of John NJ. Young vs..
A. It. Schroeder ct al. u decree has
been entered allowing plaintin to re-
deem certain property sold under exc
cuiion, and for u ICED to the same ON a
tender OF s723,56.
William NJ. Curts va. the Glencoe
Gold ana Silver Mining Company;
Judgment entered IN favor OF plaintiff
In the sum If 81 ,5ji.20
Judgment was also rendered 70 7
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plaintiff In the case OF The Illinois
Giass company w. Salt LAKE Pickle
company IN the sum oil s'l9.
OTHER SUITS.
w. II. Fuller vs.. Edward HoFler, In
Justice Gees court; 10 collect so VA a
prOmissory note, with 80 additional
for attOrney'e ieee.
The Juab Coop. Ia seeking 10 collect
$3.50 from John Harwood IN Justice
Hslps court. The amount Is alleged
TO he due for merchandise
George Mullett q Go. are suing
Henry Buhrlug In Juetico HalPa court
to recover "A merchandise Dill amount
ing to 5000.
A celestial by the name OF Gin Sing
IL cndoavoring to secure Judgment In
Justice Gees court, on duu bili held
by him from John II. Miller.
In Justice Hall's court the suit Of
Mir. Joseph Lipman against Mis-.
Godner fer the restl,ution ot certain
premises was dismissed yesterday.
MOTIFS.
Judge Judd applied to the court for
pcrmlsslOn 10 appear for commissioner
Meyer In the investigation by the
committee appointed yesterday by the
court to invesiigate the doings Of two
United States commissioner. The
request was granted.
Attorney Il. II. Young Of Ogden
applied Yesterday afternoon Tor aimis-
sion TO the bar OF the supreme Court
OF the Territory. TIE application was
referred to u committee VINO viii
report thereon 10 q court.
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TiAe Martyrs, IN Geecan, NJ ths nM,yrdom e
Joseph and nyrun Smith, Win stesi on rawlings
OF these noble mon, by l.. o. Ltucaald, b1A
Gospel Philosophy, ahovtns tho ,,,.urdiv..
OF lnndeliy aud tho harmony OF Tie guapsI
with soienos and history. 7,-.
rho Hand Of Providence, A. shown in N,
history OF nations ami lndludnlls, from uss
groat ap1st,ay 10 characterization Of tho sospel,
an illustrated vosS OF 2i5 psges-vefy intsf.
estiuc, Coo.
Mormon" Doctrino, aplAn and simple IN
plantation of the principles Of the gospel, In
twelve 'arsoly-vriren chapters, siih appendix
giving s,riptrrJ references, By Charles ".
Ponrose, 2sc.
Dialogues and Hecitation., No. ,
contains pieces suitable lar public and private
entertainments. 1c.
Why NO Practice Plural Marriage,
bTa"Mormon" wife and mother-ilalaB Mar
whitney, Cloth cover, 80,
CniawnII CehnbitAtion, containing the n.
mahahls ruling u Judge o, g. 2ano In Utah
Territory On dts important question, s5o.
rho Tennessee luassAcFo and IT, eausol, q
lecture ty John Nicholson, sla.
Tho Mountain Meadows Massacre ana
supplements give TON Account Of tie
tragedy, and place tho blame where II properiy
buluags, by VI. peuru-e, 9Se.
Flood Atonement, ~ Q. ". Pcnrose, AZ.
pllins tho doctTine a. understood By LAttsr-dAy
sairts &c.
sseadinI.s and Hecitntions, second edition,
aboot % 10 psVgOs, containing great variety
Of choice hoadings and Recilarona, compiled
~ PROT. an. Paul, 500.
An Epic Poem, By Hannah Il Eisg. Papa
y eautl, slath " aaalA.
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F'".r.c,.s. Law wo's mAor spre"rrr
NOTICE..

DY EXPERIMENTATION or THE GALE.
- DOMAIN Uiuh ot SAT- Lake Ciiy, conyon-
ton IL hereby called 10 convene IN The Clerks
Chambers, nc pm April IN, OF the Scotch
people OF the Territory " uIahfor the purpose
OF taxing united ACTION In regard 10 q proper
representation Of the Scotch residents OF Utah
ntlhu Columbian EXPOSITION during the week
devoted TO scottish gAWtH anu huufements,
July aiih 10 July bl.t, lft. ecoicl'neu IN tnulr
respective luca1urs ore TtQurtted 10 meet Hnd
select Representatives, AMI soma az many Hs
possible, 40 that thorough feptescnttinn
NAV be hAG, Let tho retpouan pc TYPICAL OF
p oplo who, nncpnimtrr1. nave ueeh tho plO'
neers Of liberty and cililizaton'
Aud Caudon. siricg up your drone,
Aud bid tue clansmtu muster,
Ana pity TAX the Fontolcls rack
That tries 90 dim YOur lustre,
Une0nquorod, yet Tor hrgwn or brain,
Frao cottage ur frao ht 90,
Wen trust so Htill tc hama your ain
At home or IA Chicago
DAVID NELSON,
CHARM ~ OF Committee In charge.
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FRENCH LAUNDRY.

Tho Na;atorium building has been
bought blythe French Steam and Haud
Laundry company snd fitted up with
the most improved laundry machinery.
The plant represents nearly 100000
capital. Thirty hands aro employed
anu big and prosperous business IL
being carried on.
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G.. q. Brown Ia booked for pre-.
liminary hearing next Saturday In
Commissioner Martins court on n
charge of impernOnaiing an officer
and, from DIR. Cartright Of GAINESVILLE,
collecting the sum OF $500.
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Following are tho closing quotations yestcr
day evening Of tue lccuuiiss in Wuen local
l.trr. arc most likely 10 DO Interested!
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j. w. Curric hal in for assay today
two lots Of sulphides.
w. q. NJ. Steward had Ia for assay
today Que lot OF hidden Treasure ore,
II toni; ana one lot Of Dalton anu
Lark ore, % tons.
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taking up with tile mines. The snow
is now about elk inches deep and has
not been over ten inchca this winter
u ian very good place % winter here,
az there u never more than ten inches
OF snow a; any timu. The only draw
back Ia the scarcity OF water about
July md August, and the railroad IL
thirly.five miles distant. D8seret "a
cur neaTes, station"
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CHICAGO MAuREE
Chicago, March 10Th.

whsat-Cash. 1915 May,L
Curii-Dul cash, ~ Nny, a.
Oats-iirm; each, 80, May, 80.
PoTk-firm: cash, 5.i2a May,G's,
LArd-flrm cash. ig.ti; May, -,
ilibs-firm, cash, ~, shay, lu,i5.
Hye-60.
Bariey-C2.
FLAX -i21,
Timothy 40.
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THE STAR.

Manager Isaac Br0ckbank 10 down
from the Star mine. lie says the snow
In that usrt OF Idaho IL very deep. At
the miue they are almost smotheted In,
70 great Ia the quantity. The last snow
storm boiolN Dir. Brochbank
LETT began ON Friday last, and
snow Tell continuously until Sun.
day night, between two aud three
feet OF the beautiful being prycipitaied
on the level. At the mine work II
progreseing steadily on the drift from
the shaft towards the body OF the ore.
Mr.. Brockbank returns north In lew
days.
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A Detroit Springs correspondent OF
me Richield AdVOeake writes: "rimes
he ioOking up IN this out.of-the.world
spot There 1re three mines In this
ramp That are taking out shipping ore.
tne Hard Times, owned by q. NJ.
,noWtrd, Is looking well, and the Mu.
mue,ownud by David Crafts, ~ taking
Wgl shipplng ore. Tho Ibex, owned by
S'ssTs. Mount, Holibrook a Campbell,
%shllping about forty tons per month,
anq lhere are several very PROMISING
stlms In camp. The parties owning
u elalms are making preparations 10
sseselop them. This camp has been
'nuemned for ten or twelve years, but
coming TO the front In lively
g.y Everything looks favorable for
uueihg The best camp OF It's size In
vnnn,and several mining experts say II
r mm 10 lively place this season. Every
ah VINO visits the hex mine says IL
,, pue OF the largest mines ia the Ter.
Wy aud arc all ready to say zoo
,,u Tor the camp. There arc two
sses constantly on the road for this
llv SI , aud Fish Springs, always heav.
- "sued with men. and every one Ia
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~ cas were iuolu.ar aflcr ~ O'Clock. but In
thU main nrmcr Un brick borrowing demand
Northern Pacific ur.ferrCd COMMANDED nom
l.tl Go lslt Tor ufV. ~ coon tho mHrkct was o
shade easier. Northern Pacific pa. commanded
Lea per cent premium Tor uHc today, Inc
books close tumOrruN Tor the special meeting,
watch D. 70 nCt ON the rruuuiiuuu O. trU tue
company holdings u thc 81 Paul uud North.
oTn stocks, tho pruUt eds Co be- usrd IN liuuida'
tihe the il1auuE debit Tho siuc holders M
vcstiruuur committee are upuotcd 10 tue sale
% thlH HtuUa uul hIH hvCu aUIUi ing proxies 10
DO voted iu opposition Go Those % favor OF
The proposition arc credited with borrowing
STOCK Tor Che purpose OF Transferring % ~ their
uamua before tue close ~ CLIO books tOmuts
row. There was rally DO stocks IA lhe alter
noon Of q, tp . from Che lowest Sew hing.
land tuaCl't. tUHrs OF Tight money checked
hLsturss. ~ enc the market was barely
slDAiy. Money rir.y active, tu T. lat loan
a. .. Bar Hilytr, sl. There was "a lgCilui i'm
proyomCnt after q, au advance from the lower
hgurcs of q 90 o., Sew England. cualyrs,
Urangera, SUGAR aud MCatgru Union leading
Tho advance induced I.lNEAtuua, ana IN the
late transact uus q reaction ut q 60 l. CuHuc d..
The market closed steady AZ decline.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
Jewelry Dept.
Special BARGAINS :

6 dozen fine Rolled Gold
FOBS, worth $3.50 and $500,
choice Monday for Si.25
each.
. A new and handsome as
sortment of fancy HAIR
PINS and DAGGERS in
Gilt and Silver, choice of the
lot for 25c each.
Solid Silver Hat Pins, only
iOc each.
. One gross Solid Gold Rings,
just received-an endless va
riety of handsome settings
regular price, $3.50; special
Monday, Sl.i9 each.
REPAIRING Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry repaired at low
est prices, and all work guar
anteed:
New main spring put in watch ...75c
Cleaning watch. .... ..............15c
New jewels, each. .... ..... .75c
Case springs, each.... .............75c
And all other work at half the usual prices.
Clocks called for and delivered
Main Floor.
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SII.5O
S7.OO
SI,45
Sl3, 95
$500
Wash Goods.
Notable 0Hennqs :

Tomorrow we will place on
sale a new line of Heavy
Twilled Serges,7-8 yard wide,
guaranteed inde1ible print,
dark colorings, especially de-
sirable for house dresses and
wrappers = 10 yards will
make a full dress pattern
lowest retail price elsewhere,
121zc; our price Monday,
lOc yard.
One case of new "Amos-
keag" Apron Check Cling
hams, latest colorings; these
are standard Sc Ginghams,
but we will sell them Monday
at SC yard.
One case new Fall Prints,
''Passaic Novelties" and cal
lens Fancies," standard.
64x64, cloth guaranteed:
never sold elsewhere for less
than 7c; our price Monday,
415c yard.
These come in designs suitable for COM
tortaD!es and dresses. Main Floor.