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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-02
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

"KRAKACER PIANOS" AT @. II. KUHN'S TEN
pie Of Music. Est. 1S72 1909 C st. You find
most reliable pianos and organs. Prices reasons
BILE. anf--3m
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CESAR.

THE BEST PLASTER. --Dampen n
piece of flannel with Chamberlain =
Pain Balm and bind il on over the
seat of pain. lt is better than any
plaster. When the lungs are sore
such au application on the chest and
another on the back. between the
shoulder blades, will often prevent
pneumonia. There is nothing so good
for II lame back or pain in the side.
\ sore throat can nearly always be
cured in one night by applyinga a ilan~
mel bandage dampened with Pain
Balm. 80 cent bottles for sale by G..
VI. Shindel, Middleburgh, and j. W.
Sampsel. Penus Creek.
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II EGISTERS NoTICEs.-Notice Is hereby Civ
ieen that the following named persons have
nled their Administrators. Guardian, and Ex
ecutors' accounts In the Registers Ofice OF Sny.
der County, and the same VIII he presented FOL
confirmation and allowance Mt the Court House
In Mddleburgh. Monday. Dec H. 1898.
l.. First and nnal account OF Mary .Ulrich, ex
ecutrix OF Sarah j. II. App, decd filed by Chas
Il. Rlshel, committee OF said Mary Ulrich.
,. Account of samuel l.. Brewer admInistra
tor OF Elizabeth B0werSON, late OF West Beavei
township decd.
3. The first and final account OF Mary f. Hen
ming, Administrators Of the estate OF Benz Rupp
late OF SelnsgrOye, deed.
4. The second and final account of Sovilla G.
Henley, Administrative Of Jonathan Henley, late
Of Franklin township decd.
3. The account Of Amos and Isaiah BOwersox
executors OF the last WIN and Testament o
George BOwcrsOX, late OF Franklin township
decd.
g. First and final account Of H. u. Gross. ad
mnistratOr OF the estate Of 4. =. Gross, late OF
Beaver township, deed.
q. VI. SHINDEL.
Mlddleburgh Pa, NOV. 10 p3. Register
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who went to Jefferson Medical Hos
pital to receive treatment for his
eyes, came home on Friday. He
had one eye removed and received
treatment for the other. John is
well pleased with the faculty of that
institution All OF our Sunday
schools are preparing for Christmas
entertainments. Parents, stand by
your children and help to make the
exercises success. =. We have
learned that the trachers' institute
which was held at Beavers school
house on Friday night was a success.
Teachers of Monroe, you have taken
a step in the right direction by hold
ing educational meetings . . Last
Thursday evening, Joseph Hummel,
of Chestnut Ridge, took unto him
self life partner in the person OF
Miss Annie NJ. Wagner, one of our
towns fairest young ladies. May
their future be a prosperous and
happy one. The couple received
quite serenade on Saturday night.
All kinds of musical instruments
were used and the manipulators
were experts in the business.
CESAR.
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yVrDowS APPnAIsENENTs.- Notice Is here
w by given that the following widows Ap.
praisements under the $500 law. have been nled
county for Confirmation on Monday, the i1th
day OF December. ise3
I. Appralsement OF Hannah Nerhood, widow
OF Jacob Nerhood. late Of Adams twp. Pa. decd
g. Appraisement OF the orphant children OF
William Gilbert, late OF Beaver twp. decd.
g. Appraisement OF Sarah A. Stout, widow Of
Joseph ID. Stout late OF Spring twp, Pa. decd.
4. Appraisement of---Renn, widow OF
Henry J. Rom. late OF Monroe twp. Pa. decd.
5. Appraisement OF Sarah Breon, widow Of
Henry Breon. late Of jackson twp. Pa. decd.
9. Appraisement OF Lydia Herman. widow
OF Benjamin Herman, late OF Jackson twp, Pa,
decd.
Z. Appraisement OF Ratchet Manbeck, widow
OF Philip Manbeck, late OF Spring twp, Pa. decd
J. CALVIN SCuoCIi. Clerk o. G.
Monday. Nov. 10. 1893.
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Jury List.
PETIT JURORS.

PETlTJURORS.
List OF Petit Jurors drawn for the Court OF
oyer and Tcrminer and General Jail Delivery
and Court Of quarter Sessions Of the Peace OF
snyder county held rs Dec Term. commencing
Monday. Dec. IL. 1888.
Adams-Ltncoln shrader, Lincoln Boreman.
Beayer-.Iacob Klose John g. Reigle.
Beaver West-Aaron Howell Paul llaines. VIM.
Miller.
CentreNDavid Kerr. Chas. F. Blngaman.
Chapman-Wllliam Banner. Benjamin BlCkhart.
Frlukln-Philip Amig.
Nddeburgh-Adam Spanglcr Alfred Clelan.
Munroe-A. +. Hartman Elias Strausc David
Young
Mddlecreek- Henry r.. snyder, William Aurand,
Gideon Gordon.
Pcnn-Mlchaei Baney, T. W. Fisher Geo. NJ.
snyder Philip Dreese, Chas. l.. Gemberling,
II. ". Romig, Newton Jarrett.
Perry-W. =. Smith.
Perry Nest-Adam Forster.
spring-slmucl shirey, Paul II. Knepp, Tobias
RelZ.
selinsgrove-Pcters $ Albert, Elmer W. snyder.
Charles BOtdorf, j. X. limm.
UnOn-,Iacob q. ShotZberger.
WashingtOn-Ienry :. Schnee. Fred. L. Hilbsh,
VIM. G. llilbsh. Nathan X. Schlobbig, Ma
than II. Diehl Philip J. Meyer. oscar Dun
ke "ryer. John LAWYER, Joseph Meyer
Is ''enen.
GRAND JURORS.
.s.#. AswSeT, 7sCSsT.n
Z. NJ. Bratton. :,
"~~arnan. jonathan Bfnsaihsu.
Newman.
Ss walter
Benfer.
, William Romg. Jacob H. Rhoads.
Nj. sk-David liummel. Ellsworth Aurand.
Sai14el Buger. II. A. HummeL
MOnToe-,Inhn Stroub
Penn-,Iohn h. Hughes
| Perry West-Danei Maneval, samuel Willow.
| Spring-Oscar Shult2. Isaac Aurand.
Selinsgroye-WtlliaIn Seers.
| Union-Lewis Y. Charles. Allen SeechTist.
WasningtOn-Wm. A. Eisenhower.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
IL The ORPHANS COURT or SNYDER COUNTY.
J. c. SCHOCH.
Clerk q. G.

IN The ORPHANS COURT or SNYDER CoUsTY.
The auditor appointed by the Court 10 dis
tribute the balance OF the funds In the hands OF
the Administrators OF the estate Of Peter Weller.
decd. late OF Washington township. Will meet
the parties Interested for the purpose OF his ap-
pOintment, at the once Of I. F. Bower, Esq,
Mladltbufgh, IA on FRIDAY, December l, 1879.
at 10 O'Clock a. In., when and where all claims
against said estate, properly authenticated
must be presented or be debarred nom coming
IN on said fund. A. ". POTTER,
Auditor
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KRATZERVILLE.

Squire Wagner made a business
trip to Augustayille last week II.
S. Beaver and family visited friends
at Freeburg on Sunday Miss Annie
Crosgroye, Of New Berlin, visited
Squire Dauberman's over Sunday
Wm. Knouse, Of Northumberland,
spent Sunday with Mrs. b. Herman.
VIII is always welcome in our town
Samuel Reichley, who was down
with fever. viii soon be able TO enter
upon his duties again as teacher IN
Northumberland Co. John Kreider,
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The Mccormick Harvesting Machine Company
Awarded Seven Medals and Diplomas for the
superior Excellence of Their Binders ana
Mowers
AT the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition seven medals and seven
diplomas were awarded the McCor-
mick Harvesting Machine Company
of this city. These honors are in
recognition Of the merit of the follow
ing named machines manufactured
by the Mccormick Company. The
Machine of Steel. Bindlochine, Open
Elevator, Mccormick Simple Knot
ter, No Steel Mower, Big Steel
Mower and the Corn Harvester
These, the highest awards, are based
on the performance of the McCor-
mick machines before the judges in
the field, Mt the regular field trials Of
the Exposition, held at Wayne, ILL.,,
in July last, the machines tested
being those regularly built for the
general trade. II is significant
fact that of all the manufacturers Of
harvesting machinery having EXHIBITS
at the Worlds Fair. the Mccormick
Company alone complied with the
committees request to show the
capabilities of their machines in the
field. The first successful reaper
was invented 10y Cyrus Hall McCor-
mick in 1881, and from that time to
this the Mccormick machines have
had a decided prestige over all others
They have won the grand gold
medals and highest awards at every
Worlds Fair, and it was possibly
for this reason that sixteen different
manufacturers of Binders and
Mowers did not compete in the
field with them. Throughout the
entire season these sixteen concerns,
in their efforts to have n floor award
granted, have done everything posi-
ble to battle the commission and pre-
vent fair open field exhibit that
should test the working qualities Of
the machines. And now, az. I'd
a four months fight oy the pn-'
harvesting machines WI
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Notice to Heirs.

In the matter OF the Estate Of John Young. late
Of Monroe Twp Snyder Co.. Pa. decd.
To Sallle Young widow, and her eight chill
dren. ylE Edward II. Young, Peter Young and
Ada his wife Emma KesSlcr nee Young and IIar-
ry her husband, all OF Shamokin Dam. snyder
Co., Pa, Isaac y. Young of the same place who
Is "A minor and has for his guardian John u. Lesh-
er Of NOrthumbCrland, Pa, Rebecca kahler and
Arthur her husband OF town and comfy afOre-
said, Charett Sleer nee Young and G.. NJ. Sleer,
her husband. Of the same place. and Allen A.
Young Of No 8i2 $50 Fourth St. Sanfranclsco
cal, and Geo. W. Young and Jennie his wife OF
scranton. Kan. lineal descendants OF John
Young, late OF the Township OF Monroe snyder
county. decd. Greeting 7,
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges Of our orphans Court, at an Orphans
Court tO he held at Middleburgh. on the end
Monday OF December. A. ID. 1893, at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon then and there to accept or refuse
tO take the Real Estate OF said John Young
decd at the appraised valuation put upon II by
an Inquest duly awarded by the said Court, and
returned by the sheriff Of said county or show
cause why the same should not be sold And
hereof fan not.
Witness the Hon. II. VI. Mcclure. President
OF our said Court, at Middloburgh this 2nd day OF
october, A. ID. 1893.
&c. school.
Nov 2, 1898. Clerk q. G.
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Trial List-Dec. Term 1893.

Mary =. Smith vs. Chas. n. Rishel Admr.
hichland M. Sanders yB. Snyder County.
Mccormick Harvesting CO. vs. Walton Whan
a 90.
syrecuss Chilled Plow 60. ys. Same
Empire Drill GO. W. Same
Commissioners Of Union 60. vs. Richard Budd
G.. Tower. sur. ENct ys. i. l.. Reichenbach, et al
John Ieinthelnlan ". Geo. shOtzberger
Jonas Lose -. Vim. Lose.
H. N. Nipple V. Augustus spflnginan.
j. H. Bailey vs.. Wm. u. NOll, e. al.
Isaac Bilger, Guar. VI. Albright HOch, et al.
Charles H. Rishel w. ID. W. Grouse, Guarnslee.
4. ~. Harter ". J. l.. smith.
Michael Meland ~. ID. Is. IiasslDger.
w. III. Fesslcf ". Eya Bower, et. al.
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Subscription $3.50 per year.
Thursday, ,November3O, 1898.
WORLDS FAIR TROPHIES,

The Mccormick Harvesting Machine Company
Awarded Seven Medals and Diplomas for the
superior Excellence Of Their Binders and
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PUBLIC SALE of
REAL ESTATE,

The undersigned. Overseers Of the Poor OF
Franklin township and also AttOrneys-in-faCt OF
samuel Henley, win expose 10 Public sale on
the premises IN Franklin township, snyder
county Pa, on
Friday, December s, 1893,
The following described Real Estate 10 wit :
All that certain mcssuage tenement and tract
Of land situate In Franklin township. snyder
county Pa, bounded on the North by Middle
creek, East by lands OF Charles Boyer and iona.
than BOrdman. South by land OF Jonathan
BOrdman and Public road. and on the West by
lands Of Charles Boyer and Public road, contain
Ing a OF an ACRE, more or less with the appur-
tenanCes, on which are erected 2-stOry Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, and other nee
on the premises.
sale 10 commence at O'Clock, =. NJ, when
terms win be made known by
JOHN WALTER,
JOHN VI. MOlER,
Attys-in.fact for Samuel Henley and Oyerseers
OF the Poor OF Franklin township.
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Court Proclamation,

WHEREAS the Hon. Harold NJ. Mcclure
w President Judge Of the Judicial District,
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union and
Mifiu, aud jeremiah Grouse and Henry
BTown Esqs., Associate Judges In and for Sny-
der county, have issued their precept, bearing
date the 27th day Of Sept, A. d., 1893, 20 me
directed for the holding Oian Orphans Court,
court Of Common Pleas, court OfCyer and Ter.
miner and General Court of Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, at Middleburgh, for the county OF
Snyder, on the 2th Monday, (being the 1lth
day Of Dec. 1879, and to continue one week.
Notice Il therefore hereby given TO the Coron-
er Justices Of the Peace and Constables In and
for the county OF Snyder, 10 appear In their
proper person with their rolls, records, inqulsi-
tiOns, examinations. and other remembrances
a. do those things which Of their offices and ln
their behalf psrtain % be done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting IN behalf Of the Com
mOnwealth against any person or persons are re-
quired 20 be then and there attending and de
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
are requested 10 be punetual In their attendance
az the appointed time agTeeably To notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sherin's
otice 10 Middleburgh, the 9Th day Of Nov.
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and ninety
three. ID. BOLENDER. Sheriff.
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a hight in which the o.
Commission voted at every turn
that the only way to examine ma
chine was by seeing it at work i'll the
feld-and after having signed an
agreement with all the others not to
show in the field, one concern wanted
an award so badly that only two
weeks ago il went so far as 10 set
a secret permit TO pay the expenses
Of q new Committee 10 secretly
accompany their special machines to
a remote section of Colorado, where
no other machines could be shown
and where the crop Gf there is any
left must be much lighter, and the
surface of the ground frmer, with
the evident hope that these
conditions would insure as easy work
and as light draft as were shown by
the regular Mccormick machines in
the official tests i'll July, III the very
heavy grain then harvested. The
diplomas awarded the Mccormick
machines speak in highest terms of
their efficiency, ease of handling
and extreme light draft. The Nc
Cormick NOD Mower showed won
derful power at work, and n fl. cut
machine, in n field averaging three
tons to the acre, with II dynamometer
perfectly adjusted by the U. S. Gus
todian of government Weights and
Measures, drew at work. The
judges pronounce this remarkable
perfoi nance. The Mccormick
Binders, cutting 6 #. of heavy oats
on uphill ground, and carrying
bundle carriers. measured by the
same standardized dynamometer,
showed draft as low as 800 lbs, and
none higher than 800 lbs. This
wonderful showing was a great reve.
lation to many distinguished for
eigners at the trial, and no one
present was at loss to know why
more machines did not take part in
the tests Chicago Tribune.
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The HERALD is not making any States
for the Citizens party. 1t has no choice
except that good, dsintercsted men shall he
selected to serve the people, and that they
shall be men who will nlfn that duty fear
lessly and without regard to self interest.
The paper is not in the "slate" making busi
ness and any candidate has the privilege Of
using its columns at the rate Of ten cents per
line.
John II. Reese, candidate for Council in the
Third ward, is most estimable gentleman
and worthy of the support of all citizens who
desire fair and economical government. 3
If the Citizens party of the Second ward
is wise it will nominate Philip Bierman for
Council. Mr.. Bierman is one Of the sturdy.
honest Germans of the town and the party
will make no mistake in putting him on the
ticket
As friend of good government with no
favors 20 ask, fully endorse the suggestion
of John Watson for Chief Burgess. He
would make amodel official and the borough 8
interests would be well cared for Vote for
John Watson, the honest scotchman, soldier
and miner j, II. C.. *
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-27

One Of the brightest performances ever
witnessed, says Guy Pcmber,on, in the Eren-
ing Suu, is that delightful, whimsical, natural
play, She Couldn't Marry Three. IL is
homeliEe the story most probable and inter
esting, causing tears OF sympathy or hearty
laughter. Uncousciousy you are interested in
Miss Kennedy's portrayal Of "Bess.' You
laugh and cry with her as she fits like a
beam of light through each act OF the play.
She laughs, cries, sings, dances; she's a
hoyden, trusting little fisher maiden, and
no matter what she does she carries you
along with her an unrssisting worshiper at
her shrine. What sturdy, massive pictur-
esque figure Mr. sullivan is in the character
of "Davie," the rough fisherman and heroic
lover; his quiet intensity suggest the strength
Of the ocean And l laugh with reminiscent
pleasure as | recall that delightful, verdant,
uproariOus foolish Bob Backus' as played
by Mr.. Kennedy ! surrendered at once
Pm laughing yet aud advise those who
deplore the fact that we have so few good
plays, go see "Shc Couldnt Marry Three 81
and be happy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-27

The men of Yatesville who have plenty Of
spare time on their hands in the evening are
making themselves iutolsrable nuisances to
the patrons Of the Lehigh Valley railroad
station at that place. They take possession
of the station and turn it into regular win
ter shanty. With the foul language and the
tobacco smoke from pipes TO thick that it
could be cut with kaile ladies are unable to
enter the station when waiting for the train.
Last night c. & l. Policeman Krieger visited
the station and drove the men away, He
gave them fair warning that if they did not
keep away from the place he would summon
aid and arrest every one of theln
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-27

Elmer Z, Vance, manager Of The Limited
Mail" is a living testimony to the truth Of
the assertion so often made, that blood win
tell" and that pluck and energy will pus4
itself to the front July 81, 1890 Manager
Vance was a telegraph operator and train
dispatcher at Columbus, Ohio, on a salary Of
fifty dollars month. During the interim Of
business and the click Of his instrument hs
wrote what has proved the most phenomenal,
artistic and financial success Of the century,
The Limited Mail" which netted him
clear profit Of 100000 in one season. "Tho
Limited Mail - will appear at Ferguson.
theatre on Monday evening, Jan. Both,
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number Of BasalaRe's friends, charging them
with couspiring to kill him before he stabbed
his victim.
The story told before Squire Williams by
Chupska and substantiated by the evidence of
impartial witnesses is Blsalage, the man who
was stabbed, vas tho first lover of Fedora
Freiercsa Hungarian woman who gives
her age as twenty aud has been resident of
this town for year and % half Fedora
made her home with her sister, who is che
wife Of brother. of the maniwho was stabbed,
Aften Basalage.
Fedora first became acquainted with Aften
on Saturday before last, She gave the man
considerable encouragement AMI uotvith-
standing the relationship her sister and
brother.in-law looked Rpon the acquaintance
with favor
On the Monday following the day that
Fedora and Aften commenced cooing another
admirer appeared in the person of Peter
Chupska and Fedora almost instantly changed
her affections 10 him and the subject OF
matrimony took root in their minds. Aften
saw the drift of matters, bat said nothing
He accompanied Peter to the priests house
to make arrangements for the Wedding
Fedora was with them. After leaving the
priests the trio retired to Atten's brother't
house and INDUCED with others in whislley
Peter then started for home with two Of his
friends, He had not gone far when he was
attacked by Hungarian crowd-forty, Peter
stated in his evidence-who knocked hin
down and beat ana kicked him Chupska
finally got away and ran back to the Rasa
lage house.
While in the house Chup,l,a and After
became involved in the quarrel that resulted
| in the stabbing Of the latter.
Chupska now declares that Aften aud hi
friends had couspired to kill him for taking
the girl and that the 6ght in which tn,
stabbing occurred was d part of the con
spiracy.
Two Hungariaus have been arrested an,
put under three hundred dollars bail, each, Il
stand trial on the charge and color is givel
! to Chupska's story by the fact that tw,
Hungarians who were in the assaulting crowC
! have disappeared.
Fedora now says that she viii not MARI,
either Chupska or Arten. The latter il
slowly recovering from his injuries and il
now believed to be out Of danger.
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USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITs
"THE KIND THAT CURES"


Mr.. Charles G. Palmer has concluded to
seek the nomination for Chief Burgess on
the Citizens ticket. This step he has taxi
upon the earnest solicitation of number Of
influential citizens and prominent members
of all political factions. Mr. Palmor's can
didacy is a strong point. The gentleman is
an old resident of the town and has always
enjoyed the respect and confidence Of those
with whom he has come in contact, and
should he receive the nomination and be
elected Chief Burgess OF the borough it will
not be the first time for him TO serve the
people in public office. Mr. Palmer has
served in this town as Tax Receiver and in
winding up his duties had settlement wi h
the finance committee, whereby it was shown
that he had paid to the borough over $50.
600, and so well had he attended to the Office
it was discovered he had paid an overplus OF
about S675. This alone is an enviable
record. Mr, Palmer has also served with
credit as Councilman for three years; ward
assessor, elected by an overwhelming ma
jority; and Justice of the Peace. Mr., Palmer
assures the public that if elected Chief
Burgess be will fill the office without fear or
favor, and leave it with a record equal in all
respects to the records he made in the past