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New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
WOUNDED BY BURGLARS.
. POLICEMAN ATTACKED BY TWO
NEGROES.


30 FAST ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
rIRsT-sT.-BoTH THE CRIMINALS
Al LARGE--THE OFFICER
BADLY HURT
...rr,s encounter took place early yestcr-
- ,rorn,ng between Policeman John IL Jones.
=. .,s East One-hundred- -and-twenty -sixth-st sta
AZ, and two negro burglars. Polceman Jones
-. upon the burglars as they were trying TO
.~at into a house AZ No. 1872 East One-hundred-
s,wenty-nrst-st. NJ. J. Goodwin lives In the
- - with his family but they have been staying
~. country during the summer and the house
- - haen closed. There several other empty
noes nsS I'm the block and the policemen have been
',,ucted to keep close watch for thieves.
porcenan Jones passing the house aoout :
.,ock Yesterday morning when he heard a NOISE
,ha area He pushed open the iron gate and
:. be stepped into the area he saw man
ouchips under the front stoop. Jones rec
.anized the man as one lie had seen iol'cr
70 IN ,hs neichborhood soon after midnight he
Aha5 tho man and the latter Immediately
'noved Aght lie closed in with the policeman
- ,he latter drew his revolver. The negro also
,rou a revolver and. pointing 1t al the Policeman
,sid. Il am going to XIII you Inc Ponceihai'
,.,s 100 quick for the man. however anu taxing
.,,,L a,n 6red at the burglar. Just as he did so
10 was struck in the back of the head with a
lie. This wcs followed up by blow with a
s,rahap or some blunt instrument. and the police
man fell 10 the ground UNCONSCIOUS
Policeman Michael Howard. who was on post In
1sy,nrton-aye block away. hearing the pistol
ho, ran 20 the spot where he found Jones moan
,-g with Dain Bending over the injured man was
,V,rann Avis Of 80 $40 LeXngton-ave. who had
also heard the pistol shot and had hastily dressed
ord rushed out sf his house. An ambulance was
.o,sd and ZONES WAS taken to the Harlem HOS
ri,o, Iones's helmet club and revolver were
t,,rd living IN the area and also knife with It's
oner blade covered wiki blood. razor and a
sandhag.
Police Sergeant Delaney had talk with Jones
e.. the hospital when the latter recovered con-
s,,oysness and the officer said that he surprised
the burglar while the latter was cutting out the
nanel Of the basement door OF the house He did
no, see the burglars confederate. who attacked
him from behind Jones also said that he was
sure that he had shot the first man I'm the breast.
as he pointed his pistol directly at him when ne
pulled the tn ger. The policeman was sure mat
;he wounded burglar would have 10 apply Tor incd
ical assistance and would probably be captured.
lie was also able 10 give GOOd description OF the
ran. , -,
Resides two scalp wounds in the head Jones
had one Of his ribs broken Ii was thought. now
erer that he would be able 10 leave the hospital
in a day or two. Policeman Jones has an excellent
record and is highly respected in the precinct. lie
has made several arrests for burglary. and mas
thwarted a number Of attempted burSiaries in the
roCh hborhood Of the house where ne was attacked.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
MARKED INCREASE N THE TAY RATE.

THE ALDERMEN ADOPT THE REPORT or THE
FINANCE COMMITTEE
The Boa rd of Aldermen yesterday adopted the re-
port of the Finance Committee and fixed the tax
for 1896 PA. which is twenty-three points
higher than last year and the highest rate since
1889. The corporation tax was fixed at l.S21o.
There discussion on the report of the Finance
Committee
TO the Finance Committee referred a request
of the Police Board for permission TO let contracts
for election printing. for the erection or voting
booths and for the supplying Of ballOt-boXes with
the delay of advertising for bids
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
Az ITALIAN KILLED BY A STONE.
CRUSHED WHILE AT WORK OF THE HARLEM
SPEEDWAY.

SPEEDWAY.
Samuel Finnisar forty years old. of One hundred
ard seventy -hfth-st and Kingsbridge Road an tal-
ian laborer employed the Speedway. at one
hundred "A nd -fifth-s and the Harlem River
killed yesterday afternoon by a stone, weigh
ing than 100 pounds. which fell from der
rick Finnislr directing gang of men who
were working the derrick and had given the order
TO let go the for the derrick to SWING wheh
the chain that held the slipped. Finnisari
standing directly underneath the stone, ana
crushed by 1t as he fell lying few moments
afterward DR. Levison of Manhattan Hospital. was
called. but could render no aid 10 the injured man
The Coroner was informed. and the body was taken
the West One-hundred- and f:ty-second-st po-
lice station
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
SEIDL CONCERTS At BEIGHTON BEACH

Inc Soidl orchestral concerts now In progress
d4Ty afternoon and ,Nen'ne at Brighton Beach
Ma,Ic Hall viii tc concluded noXt sunday night
si,crb programmes arc offered. To-day. to- NOR
row and Sunday. programmes OF popular faNcrltes
a. tes season viii be- performed concert trains
nm from me BROOKLYN Bridge. via Kings County
Iie.atrd 10 Brighton Beach, without change,
every twenty minute.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
CUSTOMS 0ryIcERS SEIZE JEWELRY.

When me North German Lloyd steamship Ems ar
rived 80 her pier in Hobokon from Genoa on TUESDAY
night Customs inspectors Brown, Donahuc and
Murray seized 3n1 pieces Of cheap Italian icwery.
which " Bafratii q passenger. had concealed In
f'S clothing f}arratfi MOI arrested, mt the
'cVelrv valued a. 500 MAS cOuflscated
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
THE BAR ASSOCIATION BANQUET.
REPORTS OF THE SPEECHES AN ANONYMOUS
CORRESPONDENT WHO PIRATES or

To The Editor of The Tribune.

To The Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Is it not about time for a paper like The
Tribune stop making itself ridiculous? In to-
days report of the Bar Association banquet it Is
stated that James NJ Beck, of Philadelphia spoke
for the Pennsylvania bar and that j. {. Carter. or
New-York. followed. and spoke at some length
Now neither of these gentlemen spoke at the ban
quet.
Now enterprise is thing but guessing at
what is take place. was done by your paper
in that instance. creates a want of confidence In
Your reports and s unworthy Of great paper.
do not expect you to publish this. but hope that
YOU will hereafter act upon the suggestion here
made and | would be pleased to see that you had
the courage confess your fault by publishing
this correction.
Saratoga. y. y. Aug. % 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
OTHER LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES

OTHER LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
4 CARPET FIRM FAIL. WITH LIABILITIES
PLACED >T s0Oo
White & Spate dealers in carpets at Nos. 81 and
% and No l9 West Twenty thrd-st failed yes
tcrday and Deputy Sheriff Lipsky ook'chargc OF
both stores executions from Burr & De Lacy
for s96sa2 The first intmaton OF any trouble was
the filing yesterday Of confession of judgments by
the firm to Charles H. White for 800 John Egge.
100 and W & !. Sloane. s5.si5 The first two
claims are notes and the third FOR carpets. The
partners are Samuel Whit" and oscar +. Spate
They formed the present firm in August. 1894 with
a claimed capital Of $1,000. and Mr. Spate had the
management Of the business. as Mr.. White is also.
alone in the carpet manufacturing business in
Philadcphia which he has carried for the last
twenty five years Burr De Lacy said the fail
ure was caused by the failure Of l.. {. krisher
Garnet manufacturer. OF Philadelphia. and by the
fact that the banks here shut down on Whit"
Spato's paper or account Of the silver scare They
place the liabilities 10000 and assets at probably
so Goa
Jacob r Van Wyck. cotton duck commission
merchants at No - Front-st.. made an assignment
Yesterday 10 John J. flanagan without preference
He has been in the business fifteen years For
merry he claimed capital OF Nn"" ana that ne
0nnnt twc weeks ago Woodward. Baldwin & Co
obtained attachments against him FOR %"& lie
Justice pryor. Of the supreme Court. Yesterday
granted order dssolNlng the nrim oi moore
Tucker. liquor dealers OF 40 100 Ihird.t'c aIc
appointed Samuel b. Paul receiver Of the firm
assets on account of disagreement between the
partners Thomas Moore and Robert Tucker. The
arm wa formed on May |. 1893 each partner con-
trihuied ssOD capital and their brewer lent them
ts,.o Thev nut up new building on leased
ground Al a cost OF 1900 with meeting and lodge
rooms over the saloon The liabilities are about
Sl201b ..,, e;,.. -
supplementary proceedings for William ". ran;
49, y,' ~, the application Of the Peoples National
Ita,nk which obtained a judgment against him for
s. 269 He president of the T.; l. Goodse,i ON
s@tI consist principally Of judgments; claims and
notes amounting TO about Nh'Vp ahd N9WY oohds oods
nan, OF ohio
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.
AT,REMARI.E

n-,,,prr NJ K q NarLie pms
,,,s,ocL burg
6. g. Baker. ''hls'"eA' T. Wilkins & wife Wash
: Y < ,.,oaro ngton
r Wtrnn p,nSforI Eng Il G. wilkins. Washington
D. N,s'''"' ,,puDr,,
r. ~ rrsiand T y. Webb. New-York city.
y ,Ht'r CINCINNATI
BARRETT iNd
- r. Harris Saugertes. '" H. 'rahe' New YORK
- y Ktnbheiner North """'n't'' 'h'
Carolina - ,rr.,rs - '' ~
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= =" IS nl'hS WE Ellen
BARTH'Lpi WIZ -, ,.a,.
- Kaufman Washing j. H. H'igrt a ianlls
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iIinis 4 wife Boston JETRopoIF
4 SCHNEIDER Baltimors "a - t,ronhv ,rzons
,n a., - ,,,a.
r vocoUan Cleveland. " - ,''...,,'s
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BROADWAY I'm lNAb
! rl,nr Boston Nt'REAY Hill,
). !. rNn.' s,i..co ~ "'N mum
:. n Tucker jamestown. Itri :, o'i.
~ pnterfs e ut,e p,s
more. l.. Lyman Augusta Nc
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
cOuRT cALENDARS FOR DaY.

sGc.ns Asasae 9T'99 aP'fr Term F :; Pryor.
people eN rel, KeSior asi Mass No Lazarus sst
MurHaed na5"r' ans company; 3 #csnhs %cTa al
facK1r asI Van seenbers s. . Gr,cs AZ, Rson.r
g. g. % e anG ss ss e. IA "a ii . Es @ "s
10 H. Neilcr sg,, hs foniaine. y, - Rohns' agi.
Marks ssi sSerbere s.. :s Feople s,c as' Amerca,
ea% ~ Ka"fmsnn ar mPsn s2 10 'sn m az ssp.s
sn; intlio = yv Az, ss NsHpIr wIsr q matte -
Evans. 80 ea Rrskey az, !asu g. 8; se,,r ',g ss ss
H. a signal Comp'nX IN No. Is berssno Brennan n
3 1--we az, Lowe: NJ % Mason az, M,,."n. =; a.
Pe9pc eic ss Harem R,r Fank So NJ as ns,.r NG ~ .,
Is"e and iora'io 's ~ - Kraus' Hesan. >o,
na,@aa q Xs y%o%pany Com ~ - renn,ns rfennins No
!, N t2..,s1 s. co%'o ss as N sS 80 M,.;., as I 70
u o,e,nser as' E,nser.. No IS Mo,i as' Mot. y.
%s,'sF S Of %ssS. B. . ae; %'f' az g ,ss" e
Es" s. as ss .'cS "a q "a"s "s a.ES' % !, 81 p,S
AZ Raer; 10 IS lynch ast Ms,r9po,sn storage storage
s%a ou Va" 70 ra ar % acio. Beach,
S s1r1"rae 9PsHs %r %S o e s S1' AnoS sw.
for Frederick sr Aa Hnss %.spr gsc ssra' sopS
$ Mi Hubert Thomas zi,nIs At 1880 oar, n;
ooen. sy a, GoI5'S"s'''M 10 a % Motions at
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Pryor. J.
pxr. az, PhIIips-Edward l.. Patterson
r,.tsr sat Moore-Edwin T Talisferro.
psonIe etc agt York and Boston Insurance CoA
,anv-'samuel X. Paul
BY Beach J.
McAinin art Garrison-Maurce Rspp.
BALDWIN sgt Brown-Philp NJ I-akin.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
ny Pryor. J.
Robert Fucker nsI. Thomas orr ssmuc n, Paul
Gilman collamoro aEt, Daniel sullivan--John J. BresA
n, heach, j.
Peoples National bank AL, wnAm W, fiaanasAA-~
Oscar keisrson,
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
GEN G0RnON LrcTrRES N SARATOGA.

Saratoga ~ y Aug = CSpeciaD John r. "or-
don OF Georgia one OF the lecturers IN the sara
toga summer course. addressed large audience IN
Convention Hall this evening his s"nlect "hs'
The Last DAYS Of the Confederacy
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28
THE REALTY INVOLVED.


Ex-Judge Russell was also seen and when the
statements in the foregoing interview were men
toned to him. he said il untrue that the
filing Of the lis pendcns in any way respon-
sible for the failure to negotiate loan. II was
due he said. entirely to the tightness Of money,
and he pointed out that Judge Hilton owned other
property besides that against which the lis pendens
l.4d no. G1aI
New-York tribune., 1896-08-28

A MEMBER OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Saratoga y. y. Aug. %. 1896.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
NOW FOR THE COUNTY FAIR

The citizens meeting on Saturday
evening was well attended. A tenn
porary organization was effected by
electing Daniel Bolender, President
and Prof Paul Billhardt, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was to
consider the advisability of starting
u county fair. Suggestions were Of
fered. A committee was appointed
to draw up a constitution and by
laws, to see about grounds and to
devise plans to successfully organize
the movement for the fair. The
president named the committee as
follows: G. @. Seebold, Geo. w.
Wagenseller. J. N. Thompson, w. b
Winey and J. F. Stetler.
Another meeting will be held next
Saturday evening in the court house
when the committee will be prepar
cd to submit report. Don't fail t.
be present.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07

Henry Bitner, after paying his
costs, was released from Jail and
went to Join his bride.
Miss Sadie Marks of Centreville is
spending few days in town, the
guest of Samuel Wittenmyer, Sr.,
and family.
We extend congratulations to at
torney Jay G.. Weiser of this place,
who last week was elected one of the
delegates from the 18th congress
siohal district to the Democratic
National Convention which meets in
Chicago July 7th. The anti-Har-
rity men of Franklin county had "A
combination set up with the dele.
gates of Huntingdon and Fulton
counties to knock out the other
counties of the district but the slate
was broken and Mr.. Weiser had the
largest majority cast in the con
ference.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
|EK'S RECORD.
Df Events vMdIy Portrayed
Described d.---Graphlc Ac-
|of Social. Business and
Legal Circles.

ncof Floating Population
Hrcrc for the Bcnrfit of
hands Of Readers who
nj These columns
Every week.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07

T.. {. BowersoX was unanimously
elected Superintendent of the pub
lie schools of Snyder county to sue
ceed himself. This is Just and
merited tribute to Prof. Bowersox's
devotion and loyalty to the interests
of the public schools. The conven-
ton adjourned for dinner
At the afternoon session the new
ly elected superintendent made II
brilliant address to the convention
The speech was well received and
was one OF the professors ablest ef
forts.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07

Totals, 60i,934, 622, 74i
From the table it will be seen that
$l7.Sl0.00 more money is reported
on interest this year than last, yet it
il safe to assume that % per cent.
should be added to the above
amount. This amount (Sl55, G6D add
ed to S622, 7ii will make total of
SITS, i0j in Snyder county that il
taxable for state purposes. This is
by no means all the money in the
county on interest because the Sc
linsgrove Bank, on Feb. S,had loans
aud discounts to the sum of S92,-
216 and the Middleburg Bank Sl33.-
9O5 which added to the taxable total
makes the enormous sum of 81, ,0Oi,
526. 90 that is on interest. 1t is not
TO be understood that all this money
is invested in real estate, but about
| of it, that is, three-fourth OF mil
lion. is invested in real estate and
farming implements.
A million dollars is not all the
money on interest in Snyder coun-
ty because there is nearly 800, 1000
worth of bank stock held by Snyder
countians and a great deal addition
al invested in railroad stock and
other securities which when added
together will amount to about a
quarter of million dollars. The le-
gal interest on a million and quar-
ter of dollars will amount to a yearly
sum of $4,000. 1t would require
125, 900 bushels of wheat at sixty
cents to pay this amount.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
School Appropriations.

The calculations for the distribu.
tion of the S5,50O,OOO annually to
the common schools of the state has
been completed by the department
OF public instruction. In 1893 Sny-
der county received $40 in 1894.
$50, S92.S7 1895, S2O,7Oi.G1 and this
year S2l, 1892. We give below n
tabulated statement of the appropria.
tions for the various districts in
Snyder county for the school years
ending June 1895 and June 1896 as
follnws.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
Totals, 2O.7OlG1

From the table it will be observed
that S7S4.Sl more comes to the coun-
ty this year than last. The districts
OF Chapman, Penn, Selinsgrove and
Spring receive less money this year
than last. In all the other districts
the appropriations will be more this
year. The State is taking excellent
care of the public schools and there
is now no excus, - children to
OrnW -.
abundant provision by the state. tho
taxpayers do no. need to pay very
much.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
The Directors Convention.

On Tuesday at eleven o'clock the
directors OF the public schools of
Snyder county met in the court
house. DR.. Toolc of Freeburg was
made chairman, G. o. Greenhoe and
J. A. Lumbard secretaries. Prof.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
BORROWED MONEY.
The Real Estate Of snyder County Load.
"d Win Judgments and Mortgages.

We give below II tabulated state.
ment showing how much money is
drawing interest to owners in the
various districts of the county. The
amounts in the first column are for
1895 and the second column for 1896.
The list is az follows:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07


sun wert down..
The article on the "Social Prob
lem" closes this week. We are CRATE
full to our friends for the many COM
plimentary notices given it. If you
have not read it look up your back
numbers and read it carefully.
The farm belonging to the estate
of Henry Rearich, deceased. was Of
fered for sale on Saturday. 1t con
tains 100 acres and Sll per acre was
the highest bid received and it was
bought by q. G. Seebold for the
heirs.
q. Il. Bertch issued fraudulent
check for S2i.50 in the name of his
brother-in-law, Lincoln Luck of Sa-
lem, one day last week, and after
having it cashed by one of our
townsmen left for parts unknown. -
Courier.
A number of wheelmen of Sun
bury rode TO town Sunday. The
following composed the party FL
mer V. Malick, j. A. Steiner. Ed
ward Arnold, w. +. Ladder, II. f..
Miller, Max Jones, and A. l.. Allin-
son.
Harry Bolender, A. T.. Soles, Har-
ry Gutelius, Harry Seebold, }. r..
Kreeger, w. p. Shelley, Herman
Renninger, David Spaid, Bruce
Grouse and Libbie Dunkelberger
rode to Adamsburg on their wheels
Sunday.
Last week Henry Dietrich was hit
with a belt, having been thrown of
at his saw mill. The belt hit him on
the side of the face, knocked him
down and bruised him considerably.
His right arm was severely sprain-
ed.
Don't place your order for a buggy
until you see the Safety buggy man
ufactured by the Safety Buggy Co.,
Of Lancaster. A sample buggy can
be seen at my livery stable near the
Washington House.
If. W. II. JONES, Agent.
The Indiana County Gdzettee was
sent to us last week to tell us how
sore the editor is because Pennsyl-
Wania endorsed her favorite son
Matthew Stanley Quay for president.
You should have little more home
pride, Bro. Jackson.
Prof. Paul Bitlhardt on Monday
went to Freeburg to resume his du'
ties as music teacher at the Free
burg Musical College. A miscel-
laneous program was rendered al
the college on Monday evening and
the school proper opened on Tues
day morning.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
George Hassinger and A. s. Bea
YER went to Milroy on Wednesday.

in Mifilinbnrg.
w. Z. Thompson of Mexico was in
town last week on his way to the
Freeburg horse sale.
John L. Bowersox, representing
the Shamokin Hardware Company
was in town last week.
Edwin NJ. Hummel, Snyder coun-
tvs choice for State Senator, was
in town last Thursday.
The members of the Reformed
church celebrated the Lords supper
on Sunday week ago.
Miss Maud Lumbard of Selins
grove is visiting her sisters Nj RS.
McLain and Mrs. Potter.
Jerome Garman and da ghtey
Nora of Red Bank circulated the
county seat on Saturday.
J. b. Enterline of Swinefoi went
to Snydertown on Monday wi q he
is engaged in the bark busint
Miss Catherine Engelbert,
ented musician of Lykens, is
a visit to her former school
the Wittenmyer sisters.
Capt. W. H. Knepp of Tro
was pleasant visitor at this
on Monday. The captain is a
ant conversationalist.
Do you know how much
your school district gets fro
state? You will find the
named in another column.
J. Harry Shotsberger, the
plished auctioneer, and
Reigel of Freeburg on Sunda
the guests of Frank S. Reigle
Soms engineers representa- en-
Pennsylvania Railroad company sur
veyed the site Of the accident of Jan
25, 1896, at Kreamer on Monday.
Miss Libbie Dunkelberger will
have her annual summer milliner!
opening on Thursday, Friday an'
Saturday, May 7tb, Sth and 9th.
SHINGLES For SALE.--F. II. Maur
er, New Berlin, is making specia
offers on Shingles. See ad. in an
other column. II.
T.. +. Pawling and his bride CAM
home from their wedding trip oi
Friday evening. The tin plate banC
serenaded them on Saturday even
ing.
Called to Mahantongo on &C
count of the illness of his sister
Laura-Jay G.. Weiser He was nc
companied by Miss Mollie Bolen
der.
A street apostle, who had boo
to sell, read from its pages on Fri
day evening in front of the Washing
ton House until his audience dissar
peared.
II. +. Richter of Selinsgrove, on
of the viewers of the bridge at thi
place, was in town Monday to com
plete arrangements prior to making
the report.
Mrs. David Ocker will leave to
day Thursday for a several months
visit to relatives in Indiana ant
Michigan, Daddy" will keep bach
elor's hall while she is gone.
You will find some interestin,
statistics on money matters in an
other column. One and one .fourtl
millions of dollars is drawing inter
est for owners in Snyder county.
Royal Phosphoric Coffee. a pur,
healthful antibilious drink and rerv,
and stomache tonic. Recommends
by physicians. For sale at
3-12-2m. RUNKLE & WALTERS.
On Monday, May 4th, 1896, NJ.
Potter lifted his commission as Jus
tice of the Peace, and is now pre-
pared to attend to all the duties O
his Office. Office in the court house
WASTED-A good girl to work a
restaurant wages, $500 week.
Address, p. b. HEDDENs,
White House Restaurant,
5'7-3t. Bloomsbury, Pa
George Hare, of Globe Mills, die
very suddenly on Friday of las
week and was buried on Sunday
Rev. Haas of Selinsgrove, officiated
He was aged 81 years, months an,
4 days.