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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-28
"UncIe Remus---and Brer Rabbit

Uncle Remus." in Joel Chandler
Harris, charming book of negro folk
lore, tells the children of how "Br'er
Rabbit" being hard pressed by
hungry "Br'er Fox, escaped by
climbing n tree. One of the children
objected, exclaiming why Uncle
Remus, rabbit can't climb tree
to which Uncle Remus' replied,
"Shuh honey, dat rabbit was so hard
pressed he des 'bleeged TO climb a
tree"
Alike "Br'er Fox" the Seaboard
Air Line, With its handsome and
speedy Atlanta Special" vestibul-
ed limited train, operated solid be-
tw. gton AID Allan. !.
ssing i.S competitors so hard
that one of them, at least, is at
tempting 10 "climb tree and an
nouuces to the public that it is
"the only line entering the Expo.
sition grounds, while the fact is
that all of its through passengers
are landed in the Union Station
the station used jointly with the
Seaboard Air Line and other
lines entering Atlanta, and must
transfer to the street cars or to an.
other train for the Exposition
grounds, paying the regular fares to
and from the grounds; Just as dc
passengers reaching Atlanta over
the "Seaboard Air Line.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-28
GRlEK

En- grose moul duts goot for en-
tseit un awver holt net Gus bis on's
end. Won mer de lett fun Paxton
Vile hart shwetsa sin se oil goota
mon un awver won's noch EN- griek
gait sin Sc oil gronk order for
shteckelt. Paxtonville is vennich in
laeva's g'fore ola well. mer hen griek
t'sidder EN- letchta Midwoch nocht
on drei uhr. Els gafecht is aw gonga
ON grosa gala hous wo der Bill San
dradge un der Tom Rathfon woona.
Es arsht dos mer gawist lien dafoon
is em Tom sci maud gonga for pro-
lection, nivver tsu dem Bill Spigle-
myer. der Bill waur i'm bed un waur
ON shlofa, don hut 80 amole ga
grisha aer set runner kumma era
helfa de onner party nunner coola.
no hut aer venich gagrummelt, un
hut g'saut, "ich lei hinnich de en-
bankment in de breast works un gaze
aw net .rous." Sell hut amohl sci
gons gakuched Em Tom sci maud
waur awver brauf, Sc is fun hous tsu
bous gonga bis Sc en- gonser regi-
ment g'hot hut. Der dick Charles
Boyer waur der colonel, un en- dunn
mer on sellem, aer hut sci mon net
bel nonner holda kenna. De waura
so orrick shkattert os en- Sam Weld
enmoyer 81 kinner dort hinna in de
hivla und in der londshoft rum. Der
shwartz Bill Zimmerman is dorrich
der beind.bush hummer noch der
Middlecreek brick, aer hut dc boss
drum bel sich g'hot, und hot ola
gabut der command gaeva. Der
gae long hoerich Hen Feltv hut da-
hame uf en- hous dUch ghuckt uu
waur ON drumma init de glae drum,
un hut on groser flag on der shon-
shta gaboona g'hot for kriek repre-
scnta. Der grose, glae, rote KEEP
pich Cortney, seller Irish Millard, is
g'shtaert for der barrick, aer hut
g'saut SO daeda glei fechta dos dc
shtarna flega daeda, un aer wet net
wac gadoo sci So lett, mer maend
mer mist Ell harsh-kue warra, sc
waera yoh net fit for gae bullfrocka
sheesa. Der Sandradge hut nix
weiders gsaut, un hut de gons bis
ness Gus gabootst. Es is nemond
wac gadoo warra excepting der Hen
Felty, der Shquire Mitchell un der
Sam Shin, un daer hut sich so orrick
g'farricht dos aer hummer in de grick
gonga is un hut sich fersuffa.
Good by Sam,
UNA WosHTFREssER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-28
SELINSGROVE.

Joseph Covert had bis right arm
broken while working in Philadel.
phia on bridge. . i. John Fisher,
who formerly lived in Sweet Hope,
came from Sioux Falls, Dakota, last
week d. The Evan. Lutheran church
choir will give concerts in Berwick
on Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week .. A great many of Sc.
linsgrove people will attend the
Foot. Ball game at Supbury on
Thursday Our town was well
represented mt Mr.. Bassler's funeral
at Freeburg on Tuesday afternoon
Our schools will be closed next
week and the teachers will be in
your town attending institute -.
Our town will likely have two candi-
dates for State Senator. The teach
ers of Penn Township held dis
trict Institute at Fair Oak School
house last Fri iday evening.
When your bicycles need repairs,
go to w. ID. Baker, 234 Pine St.,
Selinsgrove, Pa, and have it well
done. Bicycles bought sold aud ex-
changed. Renting. Instructions in
riding. A complete line of cycling
sundries, Second hand wheels al
ways in stock. Agency foy tie Cele-
brated Columbia Bicycles. If.
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SHERIFF..

BprroW Posr. PLEASE announce the name Of
Charles r. Sampsel OF Centre township as a can
dldate for sheriff subject 70 the vote OF Republi-
can primary election. Hoping TO have the
pleasure Of seeing you personally. before the
close OF the campaign. remain, yours truly.
CHARLES x. SAMPSRL
EDITOR posr As Monroe has not been rep.
resented In County once for O long time. and
being one OF the heaviest taxpaying districts In
the county and entitled TO a share Of the patron
age, I respectfully present my name as candi
date for nomination 10 the ofiice OF Sherin, sub
ject 10 the rules and decisions OF the Republican
Primaries. Soliciting the support OF the consti
tuents OF the Grand Old Party.
am very Respectfully,
p. SCOTT RITTER.
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MARRIED..

On Nov. "a, 1895, at Fremont. by
Rev. Oscar q. Romig. Jacob +.
Steffcn of Pnllns and Miss Ida /.
Wren of Fremont.
Nov. "a. 1895, ut the Ev. parsonage
in Beaver.own, Lester Il. Smith of
Beaver Springs, aud Miss Cora A..
Smith OF Troxelville, 10y Rev. =. G..
Weidamoyer.
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Candidate Cards.

Candidates for the various positions will be
inserted from now until the primary election IL
held at prices enumerated below Congress.
SIS senator. SIS: Assembly, SIS Sheriff, SIS;
Treasurer, $40 Commissioner $40; Auditor
and Delegate, ~, each. Cash must accompany
the order,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-28

CLOSING OUT
@SALE@
OF OUR
Furniture Department.
Our Entire Stock of Furni-
ture and Bedding will be
closed out in the following
months at
Prices Never Heard Of Before.
Chamber Suits, 8 Pieces, marked
down from $1,000 to s25.OO.
Parlor Suits marked down from
$40 to s25.
Sidcboards marked down from So
to S15.
Couches marked down from So to
$40.
Lounges marked down iron SO toss.
Fine Upholstered Rockers marked
down from SO to So.
Bedsteads marked down from SO
to SO.
Cane and Wood Seated Chairs
marked down from 81 to SO.
Hall Rockers marked down from
81 to $40.
Ladies' Parlor Desks marked down
from S3 to $40.
Parlor Tables marked down from
81 to So.
Looking Glasses, Easels, Pictures
and Picture Frames, Statuary, Has
socks, Rattan, Cane Seat and Back
and Wood Seat Rockers, Extension
Tables, ,Cupboards, Umbrella Stands,
Tea Tables, Commodes, Chiffoniers,
Bureaus, Doughtrays, Wardrobes,
Stands, Mattresses, Bed Springs,
&c. Our stock of Carpets, Rugs,
Art Squares, Mating and Cocoa
Door Mats is the largest of any
house in the county, and all price
on these goods are marked down in
plain figures, and will be sold at a
big reduction during the Closing
Out Furniture Sale. l am deter
mined to close out the Furniture
Department of my business, and
terms on the above goods are prices
named will be cash or note with ap-
proved security.
w. III. FELIX,
Lewistown, Pa.
p. Sail goods packed and de-
livered in good order +. o. b.
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FOR TREASURE Err,

GEo. W. wAaBssBLLER Please announce my
name as a candidate for County Treasurer sub
ject to the rules OF the primary election.
Il. II. CUSTER. Swinsford.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-13

our government, and which inspire
our loyalty and love of country, We
are Indebted to the legal profession,
Our constitution IS but q balWark Of
legal principles thrown about our lib
critics, but without the legal profes-
sion whence would have come the LEI
gal principles, whence the men who
were able to construct a constitution?
Legislation, without lawyers, would
lapse. into anarchy. The Utopian
dreamer may build a commonwealth
out Of the Fagaries Of his imagination
in which the lawyer Is asurplus append
age to society; but a real monWealth
that deals with men and not with
ideas, finds lawyers a necessity and it
will continue To be SO while human
nature remains unchanged. When
the great Author of all governments
organized race and started them out
on their mission he placed 4 code Of
laws. in their hands, and sent them
under the leadership of trained law
yer. While do not claim any merit
for the profession by virtue of it's be-
ing in line of the Mosaic succession, !
do claim, for it a splendid and honora-
bic record.
1 The names inscribed on its honor
roll form the brightest constellation in
the sky of history. Call the roll of
Legislators, of Statesmen of Presi-
dents, of those who have made our
history brilliant, and our country
great, and out of the confines of the
past, generous response will come up
from the legal profession-a profess
sion that is as ancient as the magis-
tracy, as necessary as justice, and as
noble as virtue" 1t rests upon the
necessity Of law. Law is the coordi-
nate of truth, and has it's counterpart
in the divine. Law forms a golden,
chain that links the soul of man to
the everlasting truths of God. "
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-13
Literary Note.

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ed mass of data gathered by the psy-
Geological specialists The present
translation has been revised through
out and emhodies all the corrections
and additions Of the new fourth
French edition. The bibliographical
references have been verified and an
analytical index male, which will
much enhance the usefulness Of the
book Up 164. cloth, IS cents, pa
per, IS eents.l
Z y & n i Eb5
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Allowing for a Morning Nap.

Lazyman Put in a call for me at
5 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Hotel Clerk That's pretty early.
LazymanI know, but I've got to
be down stairs to keep an engagement
at IL
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-13
SECURE a POSITION.

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county in the south and west, young lady or
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small saafy a
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The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-13
SUMMER LAW SCHOOL
Washington & Lee University, Lex
:. ington, Va.

W HsnIHgIOn q Lee UHIVtFSIGy,e LICK.
:. ington, Va.
LECTURES WILL COMMENCE MONDAY.
! JULY /, 1895. AND WILL CONTINUE
f FOR EIGHT WEEKS-96 Lectures.
The Professors Of the Law School at Washington
and Lee University Rave established Summer
Course in order to furnish practical instruction
upon some Of the more. important and difficult
branches of the law, for the benefit primarily Of
the young men who, for want Of time and means,
may be unable to attend full course il Law
School. The Lectures will also prove helpful to
the Fall, with the hope of completing the regular
course in one year. And it is believed that the
Summer School will be of great value to the young
their professional career with what they may feel
to be Inadequate preparation. For circular with
full information address either Of the Instructors
a JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, LII. D..
/ il a. Prof. of Equity, Commercial Law, etc.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, M. A., B. l.,
/ Prof. Of Common and Statute Law. :
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1895-06-13
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY

Published at the West Virginia Uni
versity during the week of the
Twenty-eighth Annual Commence
& ment.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Congress Is very oonsderate It always
wants TO learn what President Cleveland
wants It to do before doing something
else ~--Chicago Record.
What New York claims to be striving
for IN her Sunday regulations is a good,
quiet, neutral tint; not too red and not
too blue --Washington Star.
The question Of the hour In connection
with tue whisky trust is why Judge
Grosseup overlooked John l.. Sullivan as
the right msn for receiver. Louis
Republic
Before another steamship scare can be
inflicted upon MS let everyone get fierce
grip on the fact that it takes something
worse than the widest weather to send a
modern built steel vessel TO the bottom
New York Journal.
"A distinguished physicist shows
how yop can extIuguish the flame Of a
candle by blowing through a brick bat Z
rhe Pittsburg Times wants him to move
on the Democratic majority la Washing
ton az oncs. .-Buffalo Courier.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
suspeoted nut Never known.

Why General Grant deprived the late
General Butler OF lis military com
mand WAS always suspected to have been
because Butler was not West Point
man, but 10 explanation OF the matter
was made at the time and only recently
Colonel Woodworth. an old friend or
Buffers. said that Butler himself told
him rs late as 1884, that be never knew
the real reason why he was deprived of
his smllisary command By General Grant
1t was only few years sgo that
Woodwork got the facts from Grants
brother in law. NJ 81 Dent, who was the
stan Ctiieer sent with the order for
Buffers relief He said that while no
reason was openly given at the time,
Butler was actually displaced because he
was nos a grsduAts OF West Point This
would not sppear on the face OF il to be
sufficient cause. but Grant explained Il
to Dent one day in the course Of con6
Dental interview.
If, said he, u were to send Butler .
specific order to do something with his
army, he might obey aud be might not
He was too able and original not L
reason himself into the belief that
might have given different instruction,
If knew all that be knew Of the local sit
uation. He. therefore, almost always ha,
plan Of his own that he thought wal
better than mine or anybody else's, 8
that ] could never tell just what b
would do or where he would be at
given time OF course that was fatal Z
any systematic campaign. ard I had {
replace him with a West Pointer. who's
hrst lesson in war was the necessity {
prompt obedience to the eommandin
general Butler WAS too brilliant to /
reliable
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
CUBANS AGAIN REVOLT.
Ready to Make Another Strike
For Liberty.
MARTIAL Law is PROCLAIMED.

sose Marti the Thrice Exiicd Civil Leader,
Il Again Directing the Movements Of
tho Revoiuiionisfs- Two skirmishes Al
ready Reported.
HAVANA, Feb e6.-It is reported that
several revolutionary parties rose in arms
IN different parts Of the island. The gov
emor general has issued a proclamation
suspending constitutional guarantees.
There is great excitement throughout
the island. Many well known separatists
have been arrested
It is reported here that there has been
an engagement between the government
troops ANA the Insurgents
a ramor has also been circulated that
many persons who were expected % join
in the movement loft Santiago last week
for New York and san Domingo.
The apprehensions Of a revolution are
increasing The governor general has put
in effect the public order law throughout
the island This law provides for tho inn
mediate punishment of anybody taken in
a seditous act
Twentyfour men have deiiod the aus
thorities and called for rebel recruits AZ
Ybarra near Matnnzas, and trouble Is re-
ported also from Guantanamo.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
GloYes.

Full lines Of the celebrated
French Trefousse Kid Glove,
90 button length, Suede in
White, Tans, $3.50 per pair.
10 button length, Suede in
White. Tans. Blacks, Pearls,
Lavander, Nile, Maise, Vel
low and other fancy shades,
$500 per pair
II button length, Suede in
White, $2.5o per pair.
s button length, Suede in
Tans, Blacks, White, Modes,
States, Beaver, $2.oo per pair.
a button, in Tans and
Blacks, ST. so per pair.
In the Dressed Kids. We
have the new thing.
Pearls, with black stitching.
Yellow, with black stitching.
White, with black stitching.
Black, with white stitching.
Plain colors in all the new
est and most desirable shades,
all at ST. SO a pair.
The Maggioni Francesca
Glove, formerly handled by ?.
Gentlemen & Co.
Note-That p. Centemeri
st 90. never were the makers
Of this glove, but simply con-
trolled the sale in the United
States, and by being the ex-
elusive seller, were given the
right to sell the glove under
the brand P. Gentlemen & Co.
The maker of the glove is and
always has been Maggioni
francesca, of Milan, Italy.
The contract between F.
lCentemeri s. Co. and Mag
gioni francesca having ex-
pired, P. Centemeri & Co. will
no longer have any connec-
ton with the sale Of this glove
whatever.
We are sole agents for Della
ware. Prices SLa5, SI5o.
$L75. $500 per pair. Color
and blacks.
A hrst-class Hook Kid
Glove at $I,oo, all shades.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
The 80 CIvlI War.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Ex Governor Knott expresses the
apprehension that all tho horrors Of the
Frsnsh revolution may be put on the
American stage with all the modern i'm
provements, and that within the next
ten wears There are others who differ
radically with Governor Knott on the
silver question who entertain similar
fears Unqueetlonably, there is a great
deal of discomfort ia the country, some OF
It founded on real wrong and suffering,
and some Of 1t artiieislly produced for
political purposes There Is also dis.
position to encourage iawless methods
for the redress OF grievances, which
appears to be becoming stronger con-
tinually Whether this makes a case
similar to that which existed prior to the
French revolution is another question.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
a preslaspllal po.alhIlltr.

The Republicans Of the country seem
to be turning with renewed love and
admiration toward Senator John Sher-
man, Of Ohio, and it is not impossible
that be may fnd his opportunity TO be
the next President Of thu country, late
ia life 81 he is
Mr.. Sherman Is a man who has taken
good erre oi his health and there 10 no
reason to believe that his mental vlgor is
abated. He is taking now position,
among the timid or the trimming candi.
dates Of the Republican party, squarely
and strongly for maintaining the credit
Of the nation; in other words such q
position as Cleveland occupied In his
letter defining his attitude upon the
currency four years ago And be will
draw the business men Of the land about
him from one end Of II TO the other
The business men Of America havs
frequently named the man who became
President, and there has not been
President elected for Gity years to WHOM
they were opposed. The question Is be
ginning to be asked seriously, II th,
Republican party has better Presiden
tial possibility than in John sherman.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Tie nnldnnnhs-

From the New York Evening Post.
The accusation is that the $G2 600 COO
bonds sold by the government the other
day have advanced suddenly from the
price that the government received. SO
as % WELD a net profit Of several million
dollars to the syndicate Yes Did the
government lose anything BY that2 II
So, who was the loser or the gamer BY
the other sales that have taken place
within year9 These amounted 80
$l00 600 000 the bonds we're sold at III
and upwards, and have declined to ia
net Was the government q gamer BY
the decline OF It's own credit % the extent
of 3 per cent with few short monthel
Persons who are able to put two and two
together and realize tnat they make
four must see that what the government
has to pay la principal and interest Is not
aiTs cted ia the smallest degree by the
subseq quent movement Of the market, up
or down, but that its moral advantage
lies altogether with the upward move
ment.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
coNTEMPoRARY oPINIoN.
The q. A. X.

The g. A. X.
From the Boston Advertiser
The convention Of the Massachusetts,
veterans OF the g. A r at Springfield
this week was q notable gathering In
many respects Such meetings are com.
Ing to have not only spirit Of reminis-
cencs as to the great struggle Of thirty
years ago, but also some spirit Of sadness
as the fact becomes plalner and palmer
every year that death Is making steady
inroads into the ranks Of the men who
once wore the blue in the struggle to
preserve the nation.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
M0ney o loan. l0a ". EIeh.h aLree4
lTEMs % lNTEREsI.

Receipt for mskins restaurant chicken ealid
should begin "Fust catch your calf. Te xas
Siftngs.
rheumatism Ia the back shoulders, hips,
ankles, elbows, or wrists, is aused 10y accumu
lation of acid la the blood Hoods Sarsspa-
rila neutrrlizes the acld and cures rheuma-
Uism.
Hoods pills are the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. la miess aud reliable
a dtsgersdo named Aiicaiah Rowsey ha.
been killed IN Kentucky. Who wouldn't bs
desperate If he had such 3 name HudRlC
I Express.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
nl.tlnanlshsd rlanl.t nead.

PHILADELPHIA Feb 20 Charles II
Jarvis the distinguished pianist ana
teacher, died ar hA residence 4oi3 Locust
street, this city aged 59 ycafs.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26

Mormon Gentleman Mariar, haint you
KEEP them letters writ You when / was
courtin'g His Wifs-Yes Mormon Gen
tlemen--l allowed you he'd wiah you
would git EN- out SOS can use EN-. |
got another wife in view.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26

An exchange says that the silver vlc-
tory Is plated.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26

What better messsge can the merchant
send than his advertisement of house
hold necessities q fashion noveltiesg
What better avenue TO the domestic
group can the trefssman 6ndl Try It.
and you will reaiizs in an increase
Of patronage t has brought to your
trade neE c---.tusAcy Of buyers. Try