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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

is IL to |; in England and Frame. and
most Of the European countries it is
- to |. We see no rea. on Tor chang
ing It. That there is u greater differ
.nce IN tie market valt.. Of tie two
metals now, i, hecause law has Ges
troycd tie ri1cjpal use and demand
for one AKA greatly increased the rs .
and demand for the other. When
silver was ItmonetiZei i had the adj
vantage Ok gold IL tlie ratio. Restore
it 10 tie demand that existed for it
then. AMI i viii RESUME its former
place IL the market. ICr 10 one would
sell J'l grain, Of pure silver for less
than a dollar when he ronld have il
made INTO q dollar. And il will be
time enough to talk about this making
t1r whom or vast debts are paid and
We are doing business on II cash basis
list. :.i ii on some! {. " credit.
Personally We care nothing about
lHr: ton: il makes 10 difference to
IL Whether tire" hundred OF Il thous
al.t. grains h" pat ii the silver dol
lar: thc one would be 40 better than
Ill" other 81 tar as ats use ~ money Is
CDnrrlurD. ms Vas proven Iii the
case ni the nonltgal tender trade dol
la. Of 80 grains wh,cl. was not Cooi
.or 100 cents. while the legal tender
cellar q! / !. grains was.
Ilc cllan.r Of ratio il Il compromise
viii Shvlock. and We are opposed 70
i. EcsIdcs it. ONLY commercial ef
t,c: uuul1 be t" still give England
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

One of the effects G. the national
bank failures now taking ,sI:.re will be
The REDEMPTION OF their notes. thus still
further contracting the circulating me-
dunn. Every dollar retired increases
the value Of every other dollar in ex-
:s,encr. and still further "nriches the
holders OF securities payable in dollars.
Does any on" believe this panic is ':n-
preinc,titateu: - Advocate, Tuncka,
Kan.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
DUTY OF CONGRESS.
RELIEF MUST BE GRANTED
WITHOUT DELAY.

Want of Money Alone Has Haraiyyc,. :r:i!r
and Commerce. Stopped E.ttrpr.+-. and
CinGScd the Wheels % fndu-tr, ':iiou-
san,.s of Idle Men.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
! "&in he SAID

II briieNe cold aud silver coin Ia hc the
money Il the Goa .iitH.i0n. indeed the
money Of Che American il,pt,.r :.!!i"riOr TO
tie cnii~t.jut.u :t. Thth the great urgaiIir
Jaw recognized - quite inoc pendent Of it,
own t..~tvIct'. NJ power Wa> conferred.
,,tl Con -,r,'>~ to declare cit her metal should
not hr lIunry. Congress- has. Ih,I c!Orr.
in NY judgment. no power to dcmoHctizt
.'lt her any more than to deMnnr,i;e both.
If. therefore, silver has been de
.uuuVt.lrd. | ana ii favor of rctno'4etizin-
IT Ii IL coinage has been prohibited.
III favor of o. rliil- 1t To- be resumed.
If i: has beer, restricted. ! :.u III favor #
Ii;ty M il ,uIir--, Il
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
TRUMPET CALLS.
Rams Horn Sounds II Warming Note &c
the tnredccmeti.

HE devil was tho
Il + : [ C}unter-
letter.
l. q Il L L \ +.
smiles on the
man who hopes.
RIDING u hob
by IL sometimes
very rtSttGl.
Ir never hurts
the value Of god
to call il brass.
NJ
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

Sixteen wears ago the Chicago Inter
Ocean r"rciycI the following letter.
ANA til" ,nan"gin9 editor puhI~ile'i it ::
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24
They >,upUrr-> the " o-~t.

I. !. v NH\3-E. '-.N.'7.Iss'1.
GEORGE /. " >>:,i.l ~. Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-24

j Ms l.! IL l. = e y.
'"tuiu"ttt~ Hh ia" Silp. not to- ">'',"u hait
" ru.uullI. vii! he r;.iu I, + II billed At the
me fIfrt !. Il.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
WASHING

The president signed the bill extending
for six months the time in which Chinese
can register un er the Geary law.
In accordance with preparatory instruc-
tions recently issued by the secretary OF the
treasury, Mr.. Carlisle instructed the min,s
at Philadelphia and New Orleans TO coin
the seigniorage into Standard silver dollars.
The Senate adjourned without confirming
the nomination Of Mr.. Hornblower 10 be
justice OF the supreme court. The failure
t1 confirm has the cne Of a rejection. The
president will, therefore. be compelled TO
,i.her send in his name again or 10 nomi.
cate another man for the office
The senate has confirmed the nomination
Of James Il. Roosevelt, OF New York, Sec.
reiary Of the Embassy OF the United States
at London, Among the nominations that
lapse by reason OF adjournment action, is
that OF Robert T.. Preston. to be Director Of
the Mint.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
SILVER REPEAL WINS
A DECISIVE BALLOT.
The MessurePassedt theHouse BY vot,
of le5 to %, and Soon After Wss
Signed BY the President
Silver Buying stopped.

The silver fight is ended. The house on
Wednesday at 2 5j p. m, concurred in tie
senate amendment TO the unconditionsl
repeal bill and II was passed by q vote OF
1873 yeas TO 81 nays
The President signed the bill at 4:3t
o'clock. II was brought 10 the White
House by Representative Albert J. Pearson
Of Ohio, chairman Of the house committee
on enrolled bills. Secretary Carlisle and
Attorney General Olney were present
when Mr.. Pearson presented the bill to th,
President, Mr.. Cleveland Immediately took
up his pen and wrote these words in the
lower left hand corner Approved, Novem-
Der l, 1893, Grover Cleveland and the bill
became law.
The significant feature OF the final strug.
rle in the House was the determined pur
pose on the part of a small faction Of the
Democratic silver men TO harass II meas
ure and to obstrnct its passage, but theii
efforts were not more conspicuous than was
the fact that they we're not able 70 induce
one third Of their following to Join in this
dilatory movement. The silver men, not
outstanding the certainty that the bill
would PAYS. were able to command % votes
against IL on the final passage.
The bill having been forced before the
House in sudden and abrupt manner,
which 80 surprised the silver hlibusterers
that they really did not understand what
had happened, an hour was allowed for
debate. This was occupied on the silver
,ide by Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri Mr. Bryant,
and Mr.. Wheeler OF Alabama and on the
Democratic side by Mr.. Wilson, of West
Virginia. and Mr.. Tracey, Of New York. On
the Republican side Mr.. Reed alone spoke.
As soon as the silver purchase repeal bill
was signed Secretary Carlisle telegrsphed
to all the mints not to make any further
purchases Of silver. OF the silver offered
TN Wednesday, one dealer declined to accept
the counter offer OF Gs.?j cents. Two lots
uggregating $1,000 ounces had not been
heard from, and urless their owners reply
by telegraph at once the silver purchase
under the sherman &C; are closed forc'er.
The amount Of Sherman notes outstand-
ing is 1852, 5l9,O 600. With silver purchased
but not yet delivered, this amount may be
increased 100000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
CRIMES AND PENALTIES.

A passenger train was held up by masked
robbers at Oliphnnt, White county. Ark.
on Saturday night. Conductor McNally
was shot and instantly killed Seven mask.
ed men entered the express car and after
loo,ing it and killing Conductor McSely
hey went through the coaches and sleepers
and robbed the passeners,
Two bandits attempted TO board the north.
bound express at Coal Creek, on the Ohio
division of the Fast Tennessee road. One
of the robbers is Jim Smith, who was NOR
tally wounded. The authorities of the road
had information that the robbery would be
attempted and special force Of armed men
was on the express car for their reception.
Smith will die and the condition of the other
robber is not known.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Government Expenditures Slowly Vast
In. h. a.,lA "A

hNpHnNiluTth olOWly w htts
ing the Gold Reserve.
The public debt statement issued on
Thursday shows that the ret increase Of
he public debt less cash in the treasury
turing the month was s., lil OjS. The in.
terest hearing debt increased 81. 300, the
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity decreased $4,000 aud the debt
bearing 10 interest increased s56s Gl7. There
was n reduction of 81, 5Sl, Sil in the cash
balance during the month. The interest
bearing debt is sjSj 039, go, the debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity
u.974, so, and the debt bearing no interest
i374, 90 ss2-a total debt Of tGOl $40, 492
The certificates and treasury notes offset by
Gn equal amount Of cash IN the treasury
aggregate -, 500 sGl, an increase Of {l7,
s,4, Igs FOR the month. The gold reserve
today j. tsL3si sJ2 and the net cash balance
is sl7 90, ~, a total of So. 29i 20l, de
crease during the month Of S55Sl.3ll The
io;sI cash in the treasury Is S7@oii7 Ola.
Tie receipts OF the the government from
ali sources during October were t24, ,5iG a0i
aud the expenditures 80 SIS 1g! The re
UeIJtss,uCe July , have been SlO3, 81.
md the expenditures Sl2S,Ol isG. The re.
crlpts from July T. lSn!. To October 81 vert
.lD s71!jN and the expenditures Sl27 $40
!sh. The falling OF in receipts during the
Inst four months of the present fiscal yeal
as compared with last year has been approx
imRiely go 600 0O0in customs and g., 900 00t
IN internal revenue. A significant feature
Of the expenditures is that the pension pay
ments during the first four months OF the
year were Si1 .ljl ,00I and the same time lasI
GEAR 81 Oig9I, The total amount OF
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
The Virtues OF Buttermilk.

Concerning the remedial value OF
buttermilk, the Medical Adviser says
that IL is OF SO much worth that il has
gained distinct place in the "materia
medica," and is largely prescribed by
the best physicians for chest and lung
ailments and in most forms of kidney
troubles. An exclusive buttermilk
diet has seemed To bring about a cure
In many cases Of Bright's disease A
proper and constant use of it will
greatly reduce the cravings for alco'
holic liquors, with which many per.
sons are afflicted. The craving may
be satisfied and the system benefited
and strengthened instead OF weakened.
Buttermilk alone will often remedy
acidity OF the stomach. The Tactic
acid needed in many cases is supplied
by 1t much more than by any other
drink or food. IL Is said TO alleviate
the depression about the heart that Jo
many old people suffer from, and II
should be constantly drunk by them
II is also 10 certain extent stimu.
liant for the entire system, just what
the aged need.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
Women Vote in New Zealand.

News has reached San Francisco from
New Zealand by steamer that the electoral
act has been passed by the legislature OF
that colony giving the franchise to all
women over 81 years old. 1t is believed the
woman's voting power will strengthen the
Conservative party, who oppose the revolu.
tionaryprojects in regard to land holding. The
Temperance party also hope to get aid from
the women, 1t is expected large proportion
of the women will appear at the polls. II
the experiment issuccessful it will probably
be adopted by other colonies. OF the 66s. $50
people in New Z:aland, nearly one half are
women.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
PRENpERGAsT ARRAIaNEo.
Pleads Not Guilty and is at Once Takei
Back 10 His Cell.

Pleads Not Guilty and is at Once Take,
Back TO His Cell.
Patrick Eugene Joseph Prendergast, thu
murderer of Mayor Harrison, was arragne,
in Judge Horizons court at Chicsgo. Th,
court room was crowded and when the pris
oner was led in by the jaler, the spectator
jumped to their feet. This action terrified
Prendergast. and with blanched face h,
crouched close TO the officers. lie could
scarcely stand and had to be assisted to hin
seat When the indictment was rcac
Prendergast responded neryousIy: 'Not
guilty"
"Have you an attorney" said the judg,
"No, bu, expect TO get one." responded
the prisoner family.
The judge then announced that the case
would be continued to give Prendergast an
opportunity to secure counsel, and the as
sassin was led trembling back % Jail.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

The entire business portion Of Arena,
Wis. was burned down at heavy loss.
The insurance is light.
The Irondale Rolling Mills at Anderson,
Ind, burned TO the ground throwing over
$50 men out OF employment.
The Elwood, Ind. Window Glass Works
wa, entirely d destroyed by fire. Loss sc, 600;
insurance $1,000.
At Keithsbure. H., 90 residences and II
places OF business were des' royed loss s45-,
600 insurance small.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
BOILERS WILD FLI0 HT.
vtExplodes Tearing Down Two Build.
ings. six People X illed and q

Number Injured.
A boiler in the stables OF the Dry Dock.
East Broadway and Battery Surface Rail-
Company at Fourteenth street and Avenue
j. New Tock, exploded The section of
the building in which the boiler was located
collapsed. The boiler flew across the street
and struck the double tenement No. 3ii
East Fourteenth street, just below the first
story. The side of the building was crush.
ed in. Three men were instantly killed and
nearly a scored We're injured several OF
whom have since died The dead are:John
Gillespie, Patrick Quinn. Thomas Hassan,
Samuel McMulln. Engineer Armstrong,
body buried in ruins and William Royal,
body buried in ruins.
The injured are; Charles Breslin, win
iie; Annie Gallagher Michael Gallagher.
lohn Peters, John Ruhl, Michael McDon-
aid, S. l.. Martin, Patrick Sheenar, William
Woods. Three unknown men, all with
fractured skulls were taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
Sergt. Washington Mullin OF the Boiler
Inspection Bureau, says the explosion was
:au.ed by an over pressure. Engineer Arm
urong, it is said, was not licensed to run 9
boiler Of the pattern that exploded.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

The followingspecial has been received
from LISBON: A private telegram from
Buenos Ayres says that the insurgent war
ship Repubica ran into and sunk the Rio
de Janeiro, which was on her way from Rio
Grande do Sui to Rio de Janeiro with troops
for President Pei1oto. Thirteen hundred
Of the troops drowned.
Official dispatches received at London
from Cape Town confirm the reports that
the Chartered company's troops have de-
feated the Masabeie in several fights, have
put Lobengula to 81 ht and have occupied
Buluwayo. Lobengulas power is utterly
gone. The losses Of the British we're slight.
The losses fthe Mstabele is reported tc
exceed .. 600 killed ard wounded.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
OUR THANKsoIvINo.
President Cleveland issues His Proc,
nation Naming the Day.

nation Naming the Day.
The president issued the follov,.
Thanksgiving proclamation:
While the American people shoula, a.
cry dsy remember with praise and thsnss
giving the divine goodness and ms,s1
which have followed them since Their i.Y
ginning as nation, II is fitting that one ~ /
In each year should Ue especially deyotea y
the contemplation OF the blessing we bssoo "
received from the hand OF God and 10 ~ :
grateful acknowledgment of His lovirs
kindness
"Therefore. /. Grover Cleveland, ma,
dent OF the United States. do hereby desi.
nate and set apart Thursday. the Goth 49,.
ofthe present month OF November as a ~.
Of Thanksgiving and praise to be kept my
observed by all the people Of our land d.
that day let us fofego our ordinary wo,I
and mployments and assem- bic in our ~,
uai places OF worship, where we may reesi
all that God has done for us, and ,hs,.
from grateful hearts our united tribute =,
praise and song may reach the throne ~
grace. -ne reunion of kindred and .oN
cial meeting OF friends lend cheer and -,
joyment 10 the duty. and let generous ci,,,
oi charity for the relief OF the poor Az,
needy prove the sincerity OF our than,
giving. GROVER CLEvELASb .
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

The Baltimore and Ohio. South Western
and Ohio and Mississippi railroads were Oh
Thursday consolidated as the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern at Cincinnati. The
consolidation fee paid the state OF Indiana
was $50 600.
The United States warships Machias, De
troi,, Montgomery and Marblehead, all of
which are top heavy, will have their masts
reduced, guns changed and will be given
sd .itional ballast
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
UNCLE SANS MAILS.
Postmaster General Bissell's Report
Shows n Probable Deficiency OF
Nearly Sir Millions


Shows n Probable Deficiency OF
Nearly Six Millions.
Postmaster General Bissell transmitted to
the secretary OF the treasury the estimates
for the pO.toilice department for the fiscal
year ending June 80 1899 The total amount
is $40, 800, 4s5, a. against sSi ,0G4 3l4 for the
present fiscal year.
The postal revenues OF the year are esti-
mated at Ssi AZ, 74s and the deficiency in
the service fund at S5,9ll,73G.
The annual report OF Edward NJ. Gadsdcn
superintendent of the money order system
which was submitted TO the post master-gen-
efal shows that the total number of domes.
tic money orders issued during the year
was l3, 800, 13b All increase of 2i0, 293 over
the previous year The total amount of
these orders was Sl21 SO i33, an increase of
$500, G32 The total number OF domestic
money orders paid was l3 23j, ,O32 amount
ing to Sl26 s65, ,257. The number of postal
notes issued was I,T53,2lo. amounting TO
sl2 Hu3, ,U1O. This il an increase IN number
OF ,0j 40 and in amount of tl,00T3ll.
The number OF International money ord
ers issued was 1853 500 and the amount
SlG,3Il, S37. This is an increase in issue of
- 623, aud in amount of 81 22l ,hOO Fees
for domestic money amounted TO 81, l20, Ill,
for international money orders S2O2. psi and
postal notes $233,ili. The total receipts
during the year were ~ l2l, 20I and the eX
penditufes sGo2, 2,256. The number of money
order Offices in operation June 80 was lS,43i
and postal note offices III. More money
order offices were established than III any
previous year, the number reaching 6,4Ol.
During the year 1866 claims for reimburse
ment ON account of alleged improper pay
ment were Investigated by the department,
and hfty'six OF them found TO have been
properly paid.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
Nashtuutou News.

The coinage at the mn,s of the United
States for October aggregate 7,Is2, l40 pieces
of the value Of sl0. O03, 900, of which s9. 504,-
800 was in gold and sii9, 600 in silver. This
is the largest mintage of gold in recent years
The statement Of the Comptroller of the
Currency shows that from Oct. 1897, TO date,
the increase in national bank notes out
standing was 500 PA. .l6G
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
SIXTEEN JOINT RESOLUTIONS AND sKvrSrEEN
BILLS BECAME LAWS.

sINTEEN JOINT KEtOLUIIONs MD sfVINIEEN
BILLS BECAME LAWS.
Al the extraordinary session OF Congress,
which closed on Friday, 10 Joint resolutions
and IL bills became laws. Three OF these
joint resolutions and nine Of the bills were
signed. No vetoes we're sent in by the Pres.
ident and no bill or resolution that reached
him remained unsigned.
Anon 6 the measures that became laws
were: Donating an abandoned cannon for
the Grand Army encampment in Pittsburg
in 1894; amending the Geary Chinese law;
for the construction Of u steam revenue cut
ter for service on the great lakes; authoriz-
ing the Worlds Fair prize winners exposi-
tion in New York City; repeating the pur-
chase clause Of the Sherman law, to aid the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
AGAR pAsHBs INTO RIVER
II Breaks Through the Gates at the
Draw OF an Open Bridge. Seven
Passengers Drowned,

At Portland, Ore, on Wednesday morn
ing an electric car plunged through the
open draw OF the Madison stree, bridge and
sank in the river. Seven passengers were
drowned. They were Charles Beckman, John
=. Anderson, Joseph Startler, AleIande-
Campbell, Theodore Bennick, Paul oder
and Charles :. Albe, all Of Portland.
When the draw was open the usual
precautions Of closing the gates were
taken, Owing to frost, however the car
could not be stopped in the usu al distance
and crashed through the trail gate and into
the river.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
BURN ED AT SEA.

Two Lives Lost in the Destruction of a
Big Coasting Steamer.
The Ward Line steamer City of AleIan
dria burned to the waters edge midway be-
tween Matsnsas and Havana. II is reported
that Randolph W. Bowen, the purscr, and
Mrs. Carter, the stewardess, are lost but
none others are believed to be missing.
The City of Alexandria was one Of the
fastest and largest of the American ships
employed in the West India trade. She
was an iron screw steamer of ., 4s0 tons bur-
den.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

The Southwark woolen mills in Philn-
delpbia have shut dow and i,l00 people
are thrown out Of employment
The Bigelow Carpet mills at Clinton.
Mass, the second largest in America, en-
ploying I 600 hands, shut down for an in.
delinate period owing TO lack of orders.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

Justice Bartlett OF the NewYc-k Supreme
Court rendered decisio that the act OF
1892, which assumed to authorize women to
nyoia fiTschool commissioners. is unconsti.
tutional and invalid. This decision is in &C.
cord with one handed u wn few days ago
by Supreme Justice OF the Syracuse cir
cult.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

rhe Georgia senate killed by . decisive
vote OF 10 noes to " ayes the anti-cigsrette
bill, about which there has been consider
able discussion in both branches OF the leg
islature
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

prsAsr.ss. Acclpsrrr Arp rArALrrrrs.

prsasrrRs, ACCIDENTS AND vArALrrrrs
The boiler Of sn engine on the Iron noun
tain road ct 81. Louis blew up. The enei-
nee'. George Schroeder. was killed instant.
ly; Thomas Scott the fireman, was thrown
q distance Of 100 feet and fatally hurt
Brakeman Ed Koelier was blown into th,
Mississippi and drowned
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

AMOS A. LINCOLN gave up thirty-two ounces
OF blood In New York Hospital three years
ago to save young woman's life by transfl-
sion. His vitality was so weakened by the
operation that he has been physical wreck
ever since
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
Another Ocean Re cord Broken.

The steamer Lucania arrived at Sandy
Hook bar at 0,l0 p m, Friday making the
voyage from Liverpool in days, l2, hours,
and q minutes. This beats the previoui
Western record, held by the Campanis, by
.? minutes
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

The failure Of the firm OF S. Blaisdeil, ,Jr.,
d Co., OF Chicopee. extensive wholesal.
dealers in cotton and wool stock OF all kinds
is announced. The annual sales OF the firm
have amounted TO between 81 000. .0ot
and t3,OOO,ooo, while the entire liabili.
ties are placed at the small figure of s275,
600.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09

THERE is u cabbage-neld on the bank OF III,
river little above Salem, Oregon. whict
high water has overiowed. leaving the tor.
OF the plants little above the surface. Tk,
owner says that AN immense school OF ear,
have taken advantage OF the opportunity 4
fatten OF his cabbage, and that his garle,
Is fairly alive With them.