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THE TOP NOTCH REACHED.
Il remarkable Var Souvenir, Or,
fered AbsoluteLy Frse-Read
IXis InyetuU,,

lhe top notch of enterprise and
liherality has been reached bv The
ftt>ourg Times, which announces
that every one of its sixty thousand
subscribers, and all who will he.
come regular readers before Sat,r.
day, May 18th, will be presented
with the First Part of the most re.
markable Art Portfolio OF the wear
The work referred to is Frank
Lesile's Scenes Portraits Of the Civ
ii War" which will furnish a com
piete and authentic history of the
conflict between the States in pic.
lures drawn on the spot and in de.
>crptive prose. The FIRST Part will
be delivered free to all readers of
The Pittsburg Times in exchange
Tor the first SIX coupons, and the
other twenty-nine parts will be fur.
hlshed IN exchange for six coupons
clipped from The Times and ten
cents for each part.
There will be thirty parts, TWEEN.
ty. six OF wh'cb will be devoted TO
illustrations and -iour 10 readino
matter, Each of the first twenty,
SIX parts will contain sixteen illus.
tratlons. making total of four hun.
dred and sixteen in the complete
volume. Short descriptions will
accompany the pictures IN each
part. The pictures were made hon
the scene of battle by the most ia.
nous artist of The time, and can
therefore be relied upon as absolute.
~ accurate. The work will be a
supplement to every written his.
tory, portraying as it does the strik.
ing incidents OF battle, and giving
the hkenesses of the leaders whose
names were on every lip in the
DAYS OF strife. Here the veterans
WI lind the past recalled, and here
the young may gain inspiration to
emulate their patriotism and devo.
ton.
The Pittshurg Times deserves
tharkS for placing this splendid his.
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at nominal cost, and its proposed
tree distribution of the First Part to
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a parallel. IF you'are not reader
OF The Times, order it from YOUR
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JOHN ROBlNSON'S GREAT
WORLDS EXPOSITION.
Notably augmented for the Pres.
emit Ienki1ln ISenann

Probably the most colossal as well A. ,h a
most nervy amusement venture OF the ,.,v
IS that inaugurated this season by tho man.
agement OF the john Robinson shox N
venture req-irins an expenditure se enor-
nous that a statement OF tile amount vvonid
scarcely be credited by the general reader
WeRlluie To the produotion on "A tc,fa -,
IN 'gnitude and opulent SpleuIor never mr..
cedented OF the new biblical spec,ac,. - -,
Solomon, his Temple, aud the Queen a, She.
ba, spectacle prolific In grand scent. ef,ec,
Impressive In pomp and pageantry, IealIst,c
In It's approximations OF the patriarch,,l arm
sacred In It's biblical associations, AID an
trancing In It's bsllets. poses, marchinos ana
groupings! The visit OF the Queen OF Sbeba
10 King Solomon's court, with her Immense
aud richly costumed retiuue, the Judttnent
OF Solomon, the Sacrifices in the T,mple.
Solomon's Seven Hundred Wives. the
grand Professional Pageant To meet and
welcome sheba' = lovely Queen, the walls
and city of Jerusalem, the Inner Cohrt of
Soiomon's Temple, the great Throne of
Ivory, the Sacrifcial Ceremonies the sacred
Ark OF the Covenant, the be witching Pallets
OF lovely Cresset Girls, and myriad ft,ture
that can not be given In detail are the sltras
lions this wondrous spectacle present JWitb
such n desirable feature added To the adj nj ral
Circus, the vast Menagerie, and the roysl tso-
man Htppodrome. the many canvases. sn..
cious as they are, should and will he pack ed
from center TO circum ference by eager and
grstihed spectators each afternoon anda yen
Ing. The show will exhibit in Kepov.
Wednesday, May I'D.
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so Cents Given Away for
10 Gents.

To introduce Good News, which
is conceded to be the best young
peoples illustrated story paper pub.
lished, we will send TEN ISSUES.
commencing with No I79. on re.
ceiPt Of 10 Cents. In Good News
will be found stories by J. J Trow
bridge, Edw s. Ellis. Horatio Al
ger, Jr., Jas. Otis, Walter Morris
Lieut. Lounsberrv, w B Lawson,
Max Adler, John r, Coryell, James
Franklin Fits, NJ. Quad, Lieut..
Murray, and other popular authors
Short talks with boys on trades.
professions, and occupations. In.
formation about outdoor sports.
humorous sketches, etc, are also
important features. Good News f.,
profusely illustrated, 70 pages, and
contains stories by the most popular
authors.
Price s cents a copy. Subscrip.
ton $3.50 year. Send us 10 cents
COR 10 Sample Copies, commencing
with No 17o Address
GOOD NEWS"
q 10 81 Rose St, n. y.
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BEYoNDTHE STARRY BLUE.

In a far En- distant city
Thres thousand miles awaS-
Is the grave OF my kind old Men,,
In my memory green to-dAy
A cannot keep from weeping
And every night pray,
when die want "a meet her
Beyond thr starry way.
JHo.-l cannot Keep from weeping
Whene'er thIDk Of you:
On come and meet me tnotber.
Beyond the starry<biue.
she told me the old, old story
VI Jesus aud his love;
vi a happy home in heaven.
win the shining hosts above.
she did not want to iinger
IN this world of pain nudkwoe,
with shout OF praise TO Jtsps
She received the word TO ~ -Cto
Row friends, ~ your dear mothsr
is AT home beyoa Il the blue
Don't you Know she talks toJesu.
And prays To him for you.
Oh won't you give up SHINING
On give up all that's wrong
ana 40 TO meet dear mother
In that glad aud happy throng.-c
~lSvlec ed.
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nor Interest to Travellers.

Tue Baltimore & Ohio Railroad announces
that they have placed on sale rouna trim
ticketF at reduced rates to tho WIntsr Re-
sorts y Florida and the South, and 4so TO
points of Interest az Luray, Natural Bridge
and Gettysburg. This Company lis also
arranged TO place on sale excursiona lick cts
70 San Ftsncisco aud other points III Cali
fornia Up account OF the Mid Wintst Fair
Mt unusually low rates. ExcLrsion tickets
are now ON sale TO baltimore aud Wishing
ton via the famous Royal Blue LIpeb
With its vestibuIed train sci vice via,Wa.h
inaton To CiucinHati. st. Louis and Chicago
sne ID. " w. " IN the esce coneition to
MANURE western ana southe# travel That
the i'ne ish popular one' Is Attested by the
Immense Worlds Fair businees hau died this
summer. q ss,E
Those c1ntemplatin4A trip west OF south
this winter, should write To Chas. o. sculI.
General PaSs.sAgent, b. ~ o. x. II,
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NO BETTER IN THE COUN-
TRY.
The Good Work of tie Baltimore
and ohio Railr0nd an 1898.

The 4 o. Il. Il the pioneer Of the mer-
ican railway system, has OF recent years
been re lewing its youth, so to speak, aud
attracting Ia Its lines constantly increas-
nR snare OF the passenger traffic ceaseless-
~ passing between the cities a. NLhe Atlantic
lseaboard and the great NJ iSsINfbpi Valley
As an evidence OF this fact ithHy- be Stited
thnt It's revenue from paSsengdf traffic was
81 U9 In lkSS, while for The fiscal year
ended j une Oth, 1888. IL rose "a s8,iIS.UOO he.
Ing gain of over hity-five per cent in tie
last nve years. 1t will be- noted that TIM,
last fiscal year ended June 10th. and that tht,
heaVy business To the Worlds Fair liz nut
Included IL the figures. bui viii go /, swell
,pe gross recei pts Tor the fiscal year ending
June SUN, 1894 No road IN mericia has had
greater exper ence than the Is & -. In hand-
ing large volumes Of passenger business,
ana none l. able Io do ~ better. + Gerry tour
years ~ ~ called upOntO trans prt ne ent hui
slastic thousands from The E,sf, North and
west 10 and from tine Presidential tnaugu-
raj, ana II broke all previous records by its
work, dnring tue Grand A mos et,campnlent
al WashtDglpn, IN 1872 Tins prepared by
us pdsIeXperience the II. & o. was IN posi-
tion 10 take good care of the nioititudes trav-
ekng TO CbicHg" curing the Words Fair :.
ana while IL probably carried To and from
CplcaKO n greater number OF people than
any other road Of equal IN ileage, n graft
Tying To be able Ia state that not n single
worlds Far traveller was kilIed oISahe u
81, 1893. -
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w. NJ. McCallen.

desVss to inform the people OF
Wayne comfy that he is prepared
to do upholstering and carriage
trimming in all their branches in the
very best stvle Of the art. Spring.
hair, moss and Gotten mattresses
made to order. Furniture neatly
repaired and vanished. Special
attention given to making and fran.
ing pictures. Furniture store .and
repair shop 3IS Ninth ST., between
sd and 4th avenues, East side, Hun.
tington, w. Va.
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Edward Lind, tailor, twSfJy
years of age, son of William find,
formerly a wealthy citizen of
Roanoke, now residing at Mifflin,
Pa, XII led himself Sunday. He
returned from PennsylvaDia about
three weeks ago and had been
drinkingsand threatening self de-
.structioh. Sunday afternoon while
Wa1kiBg on the Norfolk & Western
track in the eastern Part of this
wity, in frontof sp east bound pas
'senger train, he placed a pistol to
his head, sent a bullet crashing
through his skull aud fell to TIE
track. His body was horribly
mangled by the train. The engi-
neer sounded the whistle repeated
ly for Lind TO leave the track, and
the engine was within twenty
yards Of him when he shot him
self. The traip was Immediately
stopped and later a Viuton Jury
wassl mmoned, who, after viewing
the remains and hearing the evil
denCe, returned n verdict that the
deceased came 30 his death by his
own hand The remains were ia
ken Sunday night TO Lewisburg,
Pa, for burial.-Timss.
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The most popular hotel in Gin.
cineati is und oubtedlySthe Palace.
Of Which Walter y. - Max>H.ll is
proprietor: 1t is always CROWDED
with geests ALI are well satisfied
with the treatment they receive
there. 1t is centrally located, corn.
er 9th and Vine Streets near
"Fountnin Square" L,f
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Buckien's Arnica saIvc

The bestSaive IN the world afCueet {,ruIs.
sea, sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum. E.Veri sores
Tetter, Chspped Hands, ChiIbIaius, Corns
and all skin Eruptious, and positively cures
plies, or no pay required. 1t Is tguara nteed
10 give REORGANIZATION. or Inoiiey Tnfund-
ed, Price - cents per hox
For sale by w, NJ. Bless.
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Rheumaticmro Linlment

VIII cure sciatica, lame back,
neuralgia, pains, swollen joints,
cuts, bruises, wounds, decorations
etc, and IS indispensable for man or
beast. Try i'ptile. For sale lbs L..
S. Ferguson ~ Co, Wayne, w
Va. ~
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-09

New musical instruments JUSTICE
ceived from the we'll known dealer
John F. S;ratton, of New York
lat this Office. If you want a
Guitar, Banjo, Violin, Mandolin,
Accordion or Harp, call and see
our goods, Prices much lower than
the same class of goods can DE pur-
chased elsewhere.
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LOUIS MoiicUha v or, Director Henry
hoilenbauer's College % Music
BROOKLYN. N y. Feb 70 1904
messra John r Stratton a Son -
Dear Sirs T am using your Russian Gut
Strings and must say fhOut BATTERY that 4.
never used more durs bic add poFe perfect
Svf,o WIRE a. haze az ead ote lergth Of = 90 g
~ when I put 10 on hi average blazing
eight 20 ten hours dfk u The eafg n these
strings should be u1rmbus, Senf ne AZ
once two bundles st4nRa
Yours truly 507JIS MOLLENHAUKR
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~, Frank W. PeteFschen. Director ~
iausic cgi Sims New Park Theatre. Br,,ok.
hessrs John Stratton a SIN y
On, D y,, SIT, i have been sing your Russian
members ~ my Orchestra. W. nov, tsLe grest
pleasure In stating that for strength and
Purty OF tone they excel all offers We have
ns'''OlOIe USED Yours with beat wishes.
FRANK W. PETkRsCuRN.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-09

CoxEY, Cleveland and Congress
at one and the same time. Surely
Washington deserves sympathy.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-09

Place your announcement in this
paper.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-09

Two rooms, over the ADVANCE
office, fer rent. For terms inquire
of the proprietor of this paper.
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EAST BOUND.
Leave Ceredo, w. Va,
EASTERN TIMFn


eastern TIME -
No44
''i4 ~ M 1889 p. 81
No 2.-Bluefed accommodated
Arrives Bluefeld $40 p. NJ.
makes all stops. Connects at
Bluefield for Radford Roanoke
Lynchburg and Norfolk.
No Norfolk Impression Blue.
field, Radford, Norfolk and all
points on Main Line. Pullman
Buffet Sleeper Columbus to-
Roanoke. Stops only at Wayne,
Dunlow, Dingess, Williamson,
Cray, Elkhorn, Ennis, May
beury, Cooper and Graham.
Also stops at Wharncliffe,
Wyoming. Jaeger, Raderfield,
and WEIGH, to let off passengers
from points West Of Kenova..
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w. A. GInn, y. & w. agent at
Ashland, and II. G. Wheeler, y. &
w train dispatcher at Kenova,
were here Thursday, calling on
friends among the railroad mon
Ironton Irontonian.
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WEST BoUNp.

Leave Ceredo,
Nos Eastern Time No. IN
4:3o A II. $50 p. NJ
No 3.-NorfoM representatives.
atColumbns $50 a. m. Pull
man Buffet Car. Roanoke, to
Columbus. Arrives Chicago
7.55 p. m. via Hooking Valley
and &. & T.. r. RS.
No II.-RenoUa and Chicago Es-
oreSS-From Biue:eld. Poca-
hontas, and points on Kenova
Division. Arrives Columbus
$40 p. m. Pullman Sleeper
kenova to Chicago via Hook
ing Valley and Erie r. X.
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NOTICE!

Local agents needing superior Insurance
supplies for their Office or customers should
cor eSpond with the RoUGH NorEs com pa,
NOTES the leading Insurance Jonrnal ~ lie
West, and other publications.
Yours truly,
e III. MARTIN,
The RoUGH NOTES Co
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Cash paid for corn; llso -four ex.
changed for corn at the Ceredo
Orist Mil. AprI8.4w. .
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lDIsTRICT 80 IL

. frefIfft no. l.--BegiDning At the road on
. ~ g. w on iine ~ Grant nd Lincoln
Htstftctf7a tnenee With The county road b.
Inte fEect Hith the rad 81 J FerVuspre
i1euFe nh toe creek with the county road
- % uPpey emo 81 =. J. FerRuaons land
-tle.ife erosstEg The creek at the over end
~ ttArfy Prestone land ~ the top.of the
lgfintpn the West side % we've Pole ere pk
tii.#fe VIII the top 81 said point % tie
INN4Fe Pole near John Paris farm and
s0nN DamrOns farm, thence down Mil creek
70 saf rad that leads - Twelve Pole aud af
iiie upper FORK OF aaid creek, thence On the
nui - the top otfhe dividing ridge between
lffeL creek = MIL creek ~ the lover end pf
Wh1h is known ~ The John Damon farm
ane4cs aoWa the TIP % sail ridge a. a point
s,fluth soc 81 low gap near l.. Peters dwell
lu9 nouse, thence leaving said divide run
ntna down ths. point between Lost creek 4
ioFEF 9tflna .urguch % She head Of the %.
trf -toWe ulNLcft thence down said UPPER
.'i.rttl voting, IhOmpsOns school house in
sob e.eiflct No. g
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MACHINE NEEDLES.

n supply of New Home, Singer.
w hue, Domestic, w. and Wilson
ana American sewing machine nee.
dies Tor sale st the ADVANCE office.
Ceredo w. Va. & cents each. or
3 Tor 10 :ents. Machines soil at
about one half t." prices agents ask
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-09

CHAPMAN FRY, Clerk
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-09
BARGAINS
These TIMES

Are what the people want.
Times are hard and you
want to get the best goods
possible for the least price.
Don't go away tObuy; help
build your own town by
buying of
u0nHE MCDnuANTc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
Right

The Anti Bowman Evangelical
Conference in Session at Reading
last week, passed resolutions against
the holding of Santa Claus enter
tainments, theatrical performances
and operatas in places, of public
worship.
Right
An opera is an opera when render
ed in an opera house. 1t is not the
less an opera when rendered in a
church.
A drama is u drama when render
ed in theatre. 1t is not the less Il
drama when rendered in the House
OF God.
If children are taught to believe
III a Santa III lat is To |.
vent them from beL ewing that Jesus
Christ is n myth after they learn
that Santa Claus is one?
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
Feels Like Pounding Us.

A respected subscriber sends us
the following:
II have been reader of your Posi-
for ten years. Sometimes it gives
me instruction, sometimes it makes
me laugh and sometimes it makes
me so mad that L wish L had you
here to give you n good pounding.
But am still willing to have you
send it as the enclosed check for
81 so for 1895 will show"
Thank you for your frankness.
When you think of pounding us take
the advise of Punch on marriage,
and don't. When you get real mad,
write out your madness. Imagine
you are an editor and send us your
screed. If it's well done perhaps we
will print it, for criticism is the
ballast that keeps II man on his feet,
and though we own the type and
machinery of the Posi- the space
devoted to reading matter belongs
to our readers, ..and no one has ever
been deniedIspace in it for a just
and honorable defense of right.
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NO. 10.

Returns to orders of sale were
confirmed in estates of Sarah Jane
Shipton, decd, David Breon, decd
Jonathan Fisher, decd. John Young
decd, Elias A. and Mary a. Stein.
niger, decd, and Jacob Nerhood.
decd.
The widows appraisements and
the executors, admidistrators' and
guardian accounts were all confirmed
except those hereinafter mentioned.
In the estate of Henry Meiser.
decd, the rule on Jacob Reichen-
bach, executor, was discharged.
Addition bond of w. i. Howell.
guardian of the minor children of
Lewis i. Crawford, deed. was APP
proved by the court. Leonard
Boyer was appointed guardian of
Margaret Herman, minor child of
Peter Herman, decd.
There were exceptions filed to the
account of Susan DeLong, admins
tratrix of Catherine DeLong, decd.
Orders of sale were granted in the
estate of John Good, decd.
Tuesday, March 6, 1891, court adj
iourned to April 90, 1881.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
The Private Soldier

We give below an extract from Il
response by Comrade James II.
Owen, of Tyrone, to the toast, THE
Private Soldier" at the twenty first
annual banquet of the Fifteenth
Penn'a Calvalry at Philadelphia on
the 18th of last November, in which
he expresses sentiment too much
lost sight of, the merits of the pri-
vate soldier, there being a great dis
position to enlarge upon the efforts
of the officers and discount those of
the private:
"The private soldier will never be
understood. We have learned to
night that our colonel has been
awarded a medal at Washington,
and although that reflects honor up.
on us, we do not get any of that
honor we feel that we have the
honor, but we get no honorin public
estimation. / believe that many Il
battle has been won through the in
dividual soldier doing something fol
which the colonel or general would
get the credit many Il battle won
by some deed of bravery of the pri,
vate soldier, or something suggested
by him to the officer. l have acted
as orderly to General Rosecrans and
General Thomas and know of sug
gestions made to the General-not
directly, but through his subordi,
nate of1icers-which when followed
out have led to victory
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
Court Proceedings.

Court convened Monday. Feb
ruary 26, 1894 at IL o'clock A. NJ,
Hons. Ii. NJ. Mcclure, Jeremiah
Grouse and u. T. Gemberling pre-
siding.
Frederick Row. George Il. Specht,
William Gilbert and ID. B. Heiser
were appointed tipstaves.
Bonds of III. II. Reigle and David
Womer as constables were approved.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Levi Erdley was appointed super
visor of Middlecreek township The
case of the Commonwealth VS. w. G..
Smith was settled In the matter
of the School District of Middlccreek
township, rule was discharged aud
school district to pay all costs to
gethcr with attorney fees. In case
of the Commonwealth VS. Israel She.
mory, not true bill. In case of the
Commonwealth VS. Wesley f.. Stroup.
the defendant was convicted of for.
gerry and sentenced to term in the
Eastern Penitentiary for period of
two years, costs of prosecution and
a fine of $1,000. Same VS. Charles
Bilger was continued In the case
of the Commonwealth vs. Charles w.
Hane, the defendant plead guilty to
larceny by bailee and was sentenced
to pay "A fine of $1,000, costs of pros
ecution, restore to the owner the
stolen goods or pay the value there
of and undergo an Imprisonment in
the County jail for the term of G
calendar months. j. NJ. Boyer.
Frederick Miller and Charles l..
Gemberling were appointed to view
public road in Washington town,
ship. j. Nj. Baker, w. G. Smith
and Ner M. Middlsswarth We're ap
pointed to - y" vi in Mon
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08

the man whom we all delight to hon
or, has served this Congl essional
District one term and has proven
himself worthy of the high honors
conferred upon him. You will have
an opportunity to show your en-
dorsement of him by voting for his
nomination at the Republican Pri-
mary next Saturday. Let us, by n
unanimous endorsement of him,
show the democrats that thei g is har.
mony in our camp and that we are
willing to turn their defeat into Il
rout in nominating Mr.. Mahon by
a unanimous vote.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
The Best Kind Of Property,

The Lawrenceburgh Gnd) RegiS-
Ter, whose editor is also banker,
says We predict that the man who
owns II farm will, in five years hence,
realize one-third more for it than he
can mt present. Even now, in the
midst of what may be called close
times for money, the inquiry foi
farms is increasing in this part of
the county ut least. Our exchanges
show larger number of calls foi
moderate sized farms than has been
noticed for some years past, while
the ''for sales of farm property are
exceptionally few. Don't be in toe
much of II hurry to get rid of the old
farm, is the advice we give to young
men. Stick to the farm.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08

Sing a song OF offices.
Lookln' for the man
Mighty hard 10 lind him
Runnin' all they can!