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"KLEPToMANIAo" LIT 90.
Alleged 0hoplifter 70 Help One Not Rich nueush
to Make the BaHo Plea.

Alleged 1hoplifter to Help One Not Rich nusush
to Make the Bano Flea.
Mrs. Irene Nichols, 46 years DID,. Of 22e East
135th street, was arraigned yesterday in tho
Jefferson Market Police Court on . charge of
shoplifting preferred BY q Broadway depart
ment store firm. Later the complaint was
withdrawn and the woman released. She was
fashionably dressed and was evidently wel.to-
do. Her son and family physician were in
court and, interceded for the prisoner. The
physician limited at kleptomania and said that
he considered Mrs. Nichols to DO weak mentally.
"KleptomaniS, fddlesticks." said Magistrate
should call 1t. If l had power to make the
complainants press tho charge l should do It,
but, I'm sorry to. say, / can't. Just because
this woman mani has friends With power 70 hush tho
for her discharge. The store firm was anxious
enough last week to prosecute a poor woman
who was tempted to steal something for O now
dress. She had q three-weeks'- old baby in her
arms and is yet in prison. while this woman
goes free: It's not fair"
Mira. Nicholas son said that he should In
terest himself In the case tho Magistrate mem
toned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 17.-GRArN-wheat-spot
was only moderately active, but stronger. Sales
LAP, 900 BUSH. including 10000 ungraded red
on private terms for loo ! account; 10000 No. 1
hard spring, $1,000 spring and winter wheat
here, and $4,000 ungraded wheat at the out
ports on private forms for export. Free ON board
afoat: No. l Northern spring, New York, &c.;
do, Duluth. 99c. No. Q hard winter, 9sac.; No.
2 red. 99c.; No. 1 hard Duluth, $l.02. Min.
neapolis received to-day $50. 1920 bush., against
3s7, 800 last year.; Duluth 434 ,O23, against 1856.
9o1; Chicago es,o5o. against SO. $50; Milwau-
kee 10. 900, against $4,000; st. Louis 2s, 600.
against 1884; Toledo SO. 791, against 63,931;
Detroit, 1857. against 81 1888 last year. Flu.
600 BUSH, as follows:
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Change OF Msuve Fewer on the Metropolitan
Street Railroad.

ALBANY. Nov. 1.-THE State Railroad Com
mission has approved the application of the
Metropolitan Street Railroad Company of New
York city for permission to change it's motor
power from horses to the underground electric
trolley system on Eighty-sixth. 1O6th. and 125th
The commission will meet in New York city
Dec. 3. at 10 A.. M, when hearings will be had
politan street Railroad Company for approval
O. change OF motive power from horses to un-
New York city; of the Babylon Street Surface
railroad Company for approval of change of
mouvo power from horses to a stored steam sys-
tenn. and OF the Brooklyn, Queens County and
suburban Railroad Company for permission to
cross the tracks OF the Long Island Railroad
company at grade at the intersection OF Allan.
NC avenue and brooklyn avenue. brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18

The trading In cotton to-day was quiet and in the
main OF . local. professional character, but Included
some selling for Liverpool account. At the opening
prices advanced on higher cables aud killing frosts
at various places in the South. But AFTER the nrst
transactions prices weakened and slowly declined.
Liverpool lost part Of the early advance and tele.
grams from the South stated that the frosts had
done no damage. while Liverpool sold here and
there was some realizing for local account, Selling
against purchases at the South also contributed
TO the reaction. Tho receipts were smaller
than had been expected, the spot markets were nrm
and the signal service pr-dictod frosts tonight in all
sections OF the cotton bolt excepting tho Southwest,
but there was more disposition to sell than TO buy,
and prices declined. While the adyices from the
South stating that the frosts had done no damage In.
duced some selling. yet IL is generally believed that
is too early for the effects of the freezing weather to
appear.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady; No. 2, slac.
Sales 1000 bags Bahia No, z 10 No. . to be shipped
at bTsc, and 500 bags Mlracaibo on private terms.
The future trading WaA az follows:
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Reel R.tate Private Sales.

Jessie II. Converse has sold 10 J. o. Bacho No. Q
East SiIty.seventh street, o four-story brownstono
private dwelling. sbx extension x1oo, for about
Two nye-story nat houses on the east side of Fifth
avenue. rs feet north of ll6th street. have been pur-
chased by q Mr.. Levy.
Benjamin weohsler has sold to Alexander schwab
e5x100, At q price reported as SOC. 900.
Arthur @. Muhlker has exchanged the hve-story
apartment house, 2ox100, No. 8b3 st. Nicholas nv.
enue. for o plot 76x irregular on tho south side Of
195th street. between Fifth and Lenox avenues.
Tho plot, 100x100.l II, at tho southwest corner Of
the Boulevard and Ninety.ninth street has been sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
Dr. EvAns'a Attorney sails FOR vra.os

Arthur r. Valols. attorney for the late d.
Thomas w. Evans of Paris. received . cable
yesterday morning summoning aim to Paris.
and he sailed on tho st. Paul. Until he arrives
In Paris nothing will be done regarding DR..
Evans's funeral or his will: Whom he died the
Eyans's house and sealed up ali his papers.
The seals will not be broken until Mr.. Valoiu ar
riyes, In Paris. and II there 10 o will 1t will prob
ably be found among these papers.
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&lErtiuus aud Mtttinas.

OFFICE OF THE EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT CON.
y PAny OF New York; No, $40 Third avenue. New
YORK. NOV. IL, 1877. Notice 10 Stock
70 hereby given that = special meeting OF tho stock.
holders 1f the Equitable Gas Light Company Of New
aotk VIII DO held AZ the ONCE OF tho Company, No.
$50 Third ayenue. In the city OF New York, on SAtur-
gay. the zIth day OF November, 1897, at eleven
O'Clock a; n for she purpose OF submittin to said
stosknoldeB Tor their approval an agreement OF con.
sonosNon between this Company and the New FORK
aam Gas Company: By order OF the Board OF
Dreotorl JACOB p. MILLER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
AHREsrED FOR MAK1xe NOISE.
PuIlors Ran HIS Stone Crusher ut NiEhs Dospit.
q Police WarninG.

= Foioo WAFninGI
The contractors who are asphalting Jamaica
avenue in Brooklyn use . heavy machine for
crushing cobblestoneS and tho neighbors have
complained Of the noise it makes. especially ct
night when they try to sleep. The police were no.
titled. andon Tuesday night the foreman, James
Pullers, was requested not to run tho stone
crusher. He refused and was arrested. In the
Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday counsel
moved for the discharge Of tho foreman on the
arrest without a warrant. Justice Worth denied
tho motion and set the case down for Nov. 20.
The contractors say they will not DO able To
finish the contract In time unless they are
allowed to work at night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
dividends aud 8nterest.
rASuS,G MAIL sTEAMsMIP CoMrAH!

PACIFIC MAIL
30 WALL ST. NEW YORK, Nov. 18th. 1891,
o,,r ~ BOARD OF HAvE this dsy dc.
me Capital STOCK OF this Company, payable on and
AFTER December LIST, 1877. at the ONCE OF the Ne rcan.
tile Trust Company. No. l2O broadway. New York,
70 the stockholders OF record at the closing Of tho
books. The transfer books will close. AZ the ONCE OF
the Union Trust Company, No. 80 Broadway. New
YORK. Tuesday, November 23d. 1897, at three 49,
1877, at ten Q0) O'Clock A. n.
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Ooa., eouthsrn, 10 rnon,ha, biosso ao,,h.,, A 4,
month, H7esec.i fall. free. ioSi1o.; Ssii, dsfso
tive soossci o~EescnCEs.tes No. l, 5iebscL Bast
Nc, 2. te9seoi valley. No; 9. 400. Territory. stspis
Ip.ne; oeSoIe.i nno medium: bt@bbc., medium.
bOablo.i medium. ho0A7o
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RAILROAD AND orHBR snARHa

AlReA OTHER sHARHa
Open. HtsA- Le,s -Uestwe-
ssiss. INC. est. est Btd. Ashsd.
sSAsS An sR-lse 1907 leeS 1907 Iess
30 AnsRplloSI loS lloS l1oH /
800 Am eh et Oh sh
II Am casl elh Oh ela sob Ola
$50 An Tes. elh slh slh 81 s1L
Ex..llsa 1lsa 1le4 / lla
117 Am con 2lb 2lh elh 2lh 90
Aea AnooD 7Ah 7Ah 7Ah 7sh 7Ah
soc Atch.TS
sre.... lss ls% lss les 10
ass Atoh.T&
sFeD. e7s e7h s7h 27,o CIV
200 Bait Z o lek leh leb 1911 12a
<7eo5 Bay std z an a. eh
sa4 = On a.l1sa 1884 llsA ll7hlle
$50 Con Ice. aoh 3ot 3ok 80 80
slse Oh asW 13h 3 Ii lss ID
100 C c. os
ssL.:.. 80 80 30 80 ssb
so oANwplea les ies les -
1oteo c.B&e. % eAh sss e3h saS
lsltl c.nAssr e2h eaS ON ela el7s
$50 c.Mss
rpt...lAo 40 40 1891 40
1880 CRAP s7s s7S s6S soh seS
100 oolrusl. 30 20 go 49, go
AooS'hVGT. % Oh 6b Oh Oh
$500 coneas.le2 leAh 1sl lsl lss
$50 p.LAwl66 1856 1865 1854 1855
500 Dst Ca. 81 67h 81 - -
80 Erie RR lAh ~ lAs LA l44
80 Edi 124 l24 q lee
TOO osnEieo 32a 80 SCH 32h 32s
10 Tsstake Aoh Aoh Aob aob -
800 Incsns. 1904 1904 1905 1901 lolh
300 Ill Steel. az 40 A2 40 46
100 Ia Gen.. 90 on Oh 8 o.
100 u. "a "a "a - -
100 K&DMp Ia Ia ID - -
100 LHGwp 6o% oo& 6ek 6eh 70
10 Lake shl7ls 17lb l7lb - I'll
600 Laci Gas o o. lOs 40 4Oh
20 Lacl p. 90 81 90 90 %
oo%b Leu Z n 66 66b 64h 6Ak 64ia
1910 Man Con ssS 8 CIV CIV e7s
eao a'tssRyl 1oS 1922 1897 1912
1915 Ne Pse.. 2sh 2eI 2sS 2eh Psh
$50 h.KkrD 33S aaS aaS 80 334
100 N L OIL. IT IT IT II 17Is
1898 N Cent s7h s7b SO s5S 80
ssS Ycentl oo loeb 1864 1861 1861
1850 NatLead 33S 33S 33S 3ah 33H
bNstLd pl Z loAh loAh 1o3hlo
1ooEY, L&wlPlh 1917 1871 - -
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9sep.o2e, mis~cellepecus. ssa,e7o, fetal e
an excess Of expenditures over recsiptb o.
S412,5e1. The rsSeiptts Of the ascsl year 3 date
s16s. 7s2, 261; deficit, ga. 1928, 7o5.
The oficihl count Of the cash in the Treasury
Of the close Of, business to-day. compared with
that of yesterday, shows:
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High Grade M Bonds.
$25O,OOO
n. Y.C. q Rud. Rlv. R. R. l00.V. Cid. 3AS
$4,000
n, Y. q Ra!sn R.. R. Consolidated Mtga 10
$4,000
Pitts, McK'port Q yough'ny R.R, LIST Mtge. S.
ousE. by L. sh. 4 Mich. South. = ~ Rit.a, =
lahe Erie Railways.
100000
n. Y. Q New Engl'd R., R, LIST Mtge. IS q 10
$4,000
Rome, Water. q 0gdsns. 4. R. ConsOL So
$4,000
Albany . Susq, Cons. tIstl Mtgo. IS Q 10
$25,OO0
n. y, ~LackaWanna & Western LIST MtgO. So
Guar. By Dei.. Lack. a west. u. n.
$4,000
Morris 9 Essex R. R. Consol. Mtge. 70
Guar. By Dei., Lack. q west. n n.
$4,000
n. Y. Q Eric R'Way Sold I'd, Sd, 4th Mtgsa.
100000
Eric Railway Consolidated Mtge. Gold 10
$l25,OOO
Chic. q Northwest. R'y Cons. Quarterly Ia
$4,000
Chic. Q Northwestern R'Way Cons, Gold Is
$4,000
Northwest. Union R'Way LIST Mtgs. Gold Is
$4,000
MenOmlneo River Extension LIST Mtge. 10
Guar. q Assumed by Chi. q n. West R'way.
$4,000
Chic, Rock Isl. & Pac. R'Way LIST Mtge. S.
100000
CHI, Bur. 6 Q. R. R. Consol, (lst) Mtgs, Is
$4,000
ST. r., N. 9 N. I'd (noW Ist) Mtge. Gold IS
100000
Gill;, MI. G 81. P. R'y RIv. DIL Q Cons. To
Convertible into preferred stock or tho Co.
$4,000
St. Las. Fran. ID (noW Ist) Mtga. GID. Sd
$4,000
NASH, Chatt & St. L. R'Way LIST Mtge. "a
$4,000
Edison Elec. III. Co. Of n. Y. LIST Mtge. Gid. So
$25,OOO
Third Avenue R. R. LIST Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
n. Y, n. u. & Hart. Convert. Debentures
THESE mi OTHER PRIME SECURITIES
FOR sALE BY
Goldman, Sachs { Co.,
81 NASSAU STREET.
BANKING HOUSE OF
N CLEWS & CO..
II. NJ. ls 4 n Broad st.
T. NJ: !; s fssad asise aasshss, sii x; Ss'i so.I ssH 81 F4ss..
ORDER executed for Investment or on margin. In
Act :. Financial Agents for Corporation and 10:
,,.,., NM. sss EEEHH AyE7; sci Six s sa'r St. p,a..
q G aSRsTT ST. sri h Ms5sSn,ile E1's0.
Cubic 3lnttres.
ToosT oTTICr NIyrIcr
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"PRINTED MATTER. &c.-aerman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &C., for Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
g., for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and CunAru, French. ard
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat.
vertisod to carry mail.
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BalleyHWas steady. New feeding: as@eehc, cost
Rye-Wasdull. State. 6oSoIc.; No. 3 Western. t0a0
1890. cost and freight to Buralo.. Corn--Spot was
nrm. Sales POS, 600 bush. including 100. 600 No. .
mixed at Sac. free on board anoat; f8o, 900 do. late
last night for export. No. 9 mixed In elevator. 82lso.
to a2c. Euture sales 1915. 600 buah. a. follows:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
CENTREvILLE.

sechrist OF Adamsburg was
e on Sunday. :. Walter Roth.
M New Berlin is visiting grand
walters at this writing. -.
artman IA, was to Mifllinburg on
There will be a chicken
Alile supper at the U. E.
on Saturday evening 49,.
earhart and wife and Miss
'lne visited friends in Ad-
on Sunday. DIR. J. O.
pa family of Milheim are Wis.
rents and friends. .Chas.
VINO Is working near >Bea.
was at home over Sunday
=. alva Hartman, who had
l''ng in Shenandoah for
- returned on. Saturday
accompanied by Master
Calsnd q, who is staying at
'w' walters. IA. w. Aur-
SAelier' Q. II. Klinepeter
springs and Harry Loud.
asown took supper at the
opse On Sunday.
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SELINSGROVE.

Miss BERTHE Hamilton of Shamo-
lin is visiting friends. John A.
|trohm of Carlisle is welcome
hest with Mrs. SIS mt ther John
Wsgenseller of Bloom spent Sun
by with his brother, DIR. b. F..
iss Frank of Baskerville is being
btertained BY the Misses Good.
trs. Bottsford and son, who have
ben spending about a month in
Eashington, d. c.. returned home
Iduow the Rev. is we'll pleased.
krs, Breidenbaugh of Gettysburg is
lending several weeks with her
Sughter, Mrs. Prof. Yutzy....C. E
kontz of Wittenberg College spent
veral days with his uncle and
Int, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wagensel'
Quite a number of men from
Wv BerliL paid landlord Kaufman
isit Sunday last, taking dinner
supper there. IA game OF Base
ll was played ON Saturday last be-
ben our team and Northumber-
d, score, Selinsgroye 25; North'd
&C. E. Noetling and wife OF
ayer Dam. Luzerne county. spent
pday recently with Prof. Net-
Is family. . Charles Wetzel of
elton came up to take in the game
base ball. THE Lanthorn"
ior class annual is being deliyer-
10 subscribers, the make up is
ellent and the mechanical work
not very we'll be improved on. If
|he succeeding classes are as sue.
bfulin getting out their annual
will certainly be doing very
"A good many of our people
in the unveiling at Philadelphia
he 18th inst. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
te Of Milton were the guests of
Voelkler over Sunday. =. H. L.
lips went to Williamsport as a
gate from this place to the 74th
lal meeting of the 1. O. F. He
accompanied by his wife.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
The Ideal Peneca.

nes L. Francis, Alderman, Chi.
says: ~ regard DR.. Kings
Discovery as an Ideal Peneca
|oughs, Colds and Lung Com
Us, having used it in my family
Pe last five years, to the exclus-
y PHYSICIANS prescriptions or
Preparations"
John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
i have heen q Minister of
ethodist Episcopal Church for
rs or more, and have never
ANYTHING so beneficial or that
ne such speedy relief as DR..
New Discovery" Try this
Cough Remedy now. Trial
Free at Graybill, Garman &
FISTS. OIL" "'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Court Proclamation

WHEREAS the H,n. Harold NJ. Mcclure
President Judge oI the Judicial District.
eompo'ed OF the counties OF Snyder, and
Union and jeremiah Grouse and T. r. Gem.
oeriing. E'qs.. Associate Judges In and for Sny.
ger county. have tssied their piecept. bearing
aMe the 2>th day o, Feb. A. D., 1897, to me
directed tor the holding ofan Orphans Court. a
court OF Common Pleas, court OF oyer and Ter
miner an General Court orc Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, at Middieburyh, ior the county Of
Snyder, on the 2ni Monday. (being tbs 9TH
dav oi June ls9') aud to continue one week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the Coron.
or, Justices OF the Peace and Constables la aud
Iorthe county Snyder, to appear ia their
proper pcrsnu with their rolls. records inauisi.
uons, examinations aud other remembrance,
10 DO those things which OF their Offices and in
tho behalf partan TO be done aud witnesses
and pe'son prosecuting in behalf of the Tom
mohweaith against any peron or persons are re.
puiied to be then and there attending and de
parting without leave at their peril Justices
are reque ted TO he runctual In their atten,iance
NJ tne appointed time agreeably to notice.
Ghen under my hand and seal at the sheriff,
once IN Mtddleburgh. the 2ist day OF Apr.
A. ~, one thousand eight hundred and ninety
se'eo' r. =. RITTER, Sheriff.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Historic Spot Unm arked.

To the Eiitor OF The Hbg. Patriot
While playing Sunbury last week
I had the pleasure OF visiting Fort
Augusta and was very much sur
prised to see the lack of PATRIOTS
that has been shown by the state o:
Pennsylvania in not having even-,
flag to designate the spot where
some of our patriots fought aud fell :.
| Think it is shame, as did a dozen
others who were there with M.
Nothing remains but the old maga
zine anl we'll that were built at the
time tho fort was.
The fort itself was built in 1856
by Colonel Clupham. who was killed
in 1863. It had eight c,nnon anil
two swivel OF which one cannon still
remains, the other having been sunk
in the river. The fort at one time
was tho headquarters Of the military
department of the upper Susqus
hanna and during the massacre at
Wyoming in ITS. the fort was crowd,
ed with the destitute and distressed.
l merely write this to you hoping
that you will give it space in your
valuable and patriotic paper 80 that
it may meet the eyes Of our legisla
ture and that by so doing they may
take the necessary steps to mark i,
as it deserves. Yours respectfully.
H. p. Dixon,
"Boy Tramp" Co.
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A valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison of Worthington,
|1,d "Sun," writes: 'You have a
|r,Iusble prescription in Electric Bit
|,srs. and l can cheerfully recon-
mend @ it for Coz stipation and Sick
Headache, aud as n general system
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pS;caso. was all run down, could
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trhe which never left her and felt
;red 1 and weary. but six bottles OF
Elsctric Bitters restored her health
md renewed her strength. Price 80
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20

II your friends or nelghbors are suffering from
coughs, colds. sore throat. or any throat or lunc
disease dncludiDg consumption, ask them i
they have ever used OttOs cure. This famou.
German remedy Is having large sale here anC
Is performing some wonderful cures Of throat
and lung diseases. W. II Spangler, Middleburg
NJ. ROthrOck, ". D.. MI. Plea SAINT Mills viii give
you sample bottle free. No matter what Other
medicines have failed to 20, try Otto's cure
Large size - and scots.
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saw advertised for such cases but got no re-
lief. We began giving DR.. Miles Nervine,
and after taking four bottles she was rum
ming about as we'll and happy as ever"
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20

but failed. We called
several physicians but
the spasms continued,
her tongue became
partially paralyzed
and the doctors said
she would never talk
again. Night and day
We watched the DOOR
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20

THE many cases Of spasms, st. Vitus
dance and epilepsy that DIR. Miles
Restorative Nervine has cured, would
alone give this great remedy wide reputa-
tion Mrs. Walter A. Steward, 773 Broadway,
Kingston, N. Y, says March 3, 1896: "ln 1899,
while on visit to friends our little girl was
taken with spasms. We hastened home to
our family physician. ue did all he could
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Executors Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE! !

The undersigned Executors of the last will
ana testament OF Samuai Bowcrsox, deceased,
,ate ol franklin Twp, Snyder Co, Pa will of.
Ter at public sale, ON
Saturday, June ~. 1897.
AZ o'clock p M, the following described real
estate to wit:
Tract No. I. A farm situate in Franklin
Iwp county and state aforesaid bounded and
described rs follows: u: On the north by lands OF
W, Wittenmyer and L. Frcyman on the
Middlccreck, and on the West by Ia n,is of Jacob
Z. Hassinger. containing 81 Acres and fifteen
perches, more or less, IL being the old home
s.ead iarn, on which are erected u good two
story Frame House and Bank barn with the
usu" outbuildings and convenienccs Execu-
tors y OF wheat, Is acres more or less, in the
ground to he sold with land
Tract M".2, A tract Of land situate In
frankiin Twp, Snyder Co., Pa, near Paxton
VILE, bounded and described as follows ON the
North by Middlecrcek, on the east by lands of
David Shambach, on the South by lands OF G.
Boyer, and ON the West by same, containing
S'res and lo9 pcrchcs more or less. Exccu,
tors = OF wheat, acres more or less. in the
ground tosbc sold with the land.
Tract No. 3, A tract OF woodland situate in
township County and state aforesaid, bound.
ed and described as follows On the North by
Middlccrcck on the East by lands of Jno Bruu.
ner, on thc South by same, the West by
lands OF W. W. Wittenmycr, containing ID
Acres and $50 pcrchcs more or less
Trncs Ma. 4. tract OF mountain land sit
uate IN township county and state aforesaid
bounded and described as follows: On the
North by lands OF John Drummer, on the East
by lands of The Bloomsburg Iron Co., on the
south by same, and on the West by lands of
John Drummer, containing Acres and four
pcrchcs more or less.
icrms: 20 per cent to be paid cash on day OF
sale, and the balance ON or before sent Tth
when deeds will be delivered and possession
given.
CURTIN BowERsox,
FRANKLIN BowERsoX