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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
HUCKLEBERRY ROAD ATTACHED.
INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS BROUGHT TO
rrsr Irs RIGHTS ABOVE THE HARLEM


The PEOPLES Traction Company has begun Legal
rrocaed,nrs 10 test the right OF the Union or
..IIuckeberry" Railroad Company's right 70 pos
session of the streets in the Annexed DiSI.
Acting Mayor Jeroloman was served WI" an 49,
Yesterday issued by Justice Truax. OF the Supreme
Court. TO show cause why an ih!uho'o o.,
not issue agains; the company. ana LOUIS E, 70
fen commissioner OF Street improvements III 'he
rventv-third and Twenty-fourth WARDS. 10 p'e-
vent the Commissioner from granting pci"~
the company to lay tracks over the STREETS Oh"
avenues of the district above the Harlem NNe'
Tn, order was obtained by James A. Dcerihs'
counsel for Ferdinand BONNER. taxpaye'' "a W
comn,aint which Is a voluminous one. the cha's"
Is made that the law under which the Doa.o "a
Aldermen acted in August. 1872, wheh ]" sian'.
10 the Union Railway Company o'anhe' pe'"''
SIGN TO lay tracks in the streets and avenues OF
tho North Side was illegal 1t is charged that INC
nreyisons for the General Railroad law were vio 10
lated and that the franchise nG Rsr road law re-
Quires the purchaser of railway ,hs trst Ave
per cent Of the srs er%p but the special
act under which the franchise was granted pro %
the shees city until its earnings certain pa
daily The company has not yet paiu which under
the General Railroad law 1t would be entitled ITO TO
and The he are 80
WIN snythSs and Of ths' large tns annual
Tsns S The Ss'n law pssss$ Of
day. to pay the city per cent ,hsr on
a. n The charges in the complaint have been nlaos
again and again before the Railroad Commisree oa
Peope's fraction Company and the Union Rail- all
NAV company for the right 10 lay tracks IN tne
s,~eests Of the Twenty-;hird and Twenty-fourth
wards The Mayor and anS aHS
wards are included in the order. because C9 ON,
missioner Haffcn has give the permit ior tearing
up the streets in the district before TRACKS Cd" 10
laid. $1,000 ,.os,ord,v ,s 70
,urns HE in the Supreme Court before Jusu-e
Truax on July Is The persons said TO pc mEs;
sre William r Shcchan. Anthony Brady OF Al
bany and Senator Murphy; The privileges were
granted hv Democratic Legislature ana u!
6emocratic Board Of Aldermen in 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for buildings and alterations have been h'ed
at the Department Of Buildings as follows;
New buildings. main ofhce co,,,,hu. 70
sih ave. for a two-story brick and stone lecture
hal Ioxio and for civ oSger or Sy park
st o%maonens 6 cads Berg ses Of No
rr aas sri iss Of west broadway
sxtory brick Ta5ehsass s'ay xns4 HENRI HENRI
Snd SaSy Of q No $50 BTSaSway archiiect $1,000
ss,ost, ssns G ssT
nsr' Of 80 io1 University Place owner and .,o M
a Alterations main onice:
Hcustons corner Aliens. to an e esss', .n
dancing seadsmy: Fayerweaths,r ss,I Lade%; S %
i S e! srsy cy srehitee, 1880
s1 Srsas snS e A sss g. fs"s:s'''L
Ladin. Of 30 2o3 Yves. te,h-.i: owner; . Baeh sU
rdmphSs ps' e. s. NS fSa BRICK
msn wa resF Of No
, h9se 10 81 Wes to four story brick
r & \ straue. Of shave and i!ih-st, owners
schickel & Diimars Of No III oth-ave archi- ION
l4 ifcs No; IS and IS West to eisht.iory
D 8dIn rs"'a architects ','"D.' 1000
rarkaye No a f2g5,.9ry brsn ns1 and s s62ns
a ra.e Of N rs a * Park ' Plaee
2'h frame Ne s"s Ms si,h store 0I cus
No $50 Wes, i43d-st owner; John K'm0e" 1000
Hsstcr-st 30 100 to a three-s!ory brick hotel
s Mrs i Igee e e 5,urs.
so6st ''I "a $40 East to ,hr-sanda
brick tenement; Fannie Fisher. Of No $40 East
30h-s owner: Charles n Richter jr. ~ No ..n
Madlson-a architect. oVV
1oth-ave. " 10 II Of 13lstst. to a tNo-story
brick storage house with store: Edwin Cumming
estate Of No 10 West 129th-st. owner: william
Sheclan lessee: Kirby g. 60. OF No '22 Tre- -.o
architects. ~"
Alterations. branch ONCE:
I69th-st s. II " Of Sheridan-avs. to a two
story frame dwelling: Mctioyern. owner; p j .on
ReyiIe ~ No 800 Forestlve. architect. sW
Nelson-ave W 8, 100 II 3 NJ UnonSt. for three
story frame tenement: James q 'island OF No
WS,,cIair X T. arcb,tec, ........ 1900
Robbins ave. s. $50 II ~ i4ith-st. for a one
and-l half story frame dwelling: Nicholas -
Sofia owner; Christian + I.ohse, architect. 400
Iefih-= n s $50 n " ~ 3d-ave. to three-story
Ih u KNEE OF No 5as shave archtec, 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
prcOPDED MORTGAGES.

Bingham. william II and James. and wives to
n ne RVaTside Drive and 05th-s $4,000
Same to Edward Friedrich, trustee. same property.
ss8! R3fEsea.w stump
paS S9' lsq,o and 1T VIE S'aS S s'i
5ii map property Of II p Rose. mapes estate. go
Bfini Esar' Caroline to I.y " sere;toid 81
Case Joseph $, and wfe to Mary De " Garrc,-
som I Nos i 81 o. Walt i year acOo
c DSS 0R es and and ano s@ ea@ OF David
Jones. 8isst. Zoo # Of e!h,,ye years 10000
etc Of George Jones. No 10 broadway and No ooo
p1 10 Mew :: saniel ye to- Emil LEVI wkin;
Place. so & Of Jsnnings st. ? years H. LOO
Df nempsey T,' The New York SAVINGS Bank
Farrell. Michael D. to John ! Farrell 5ist- 400
80 n G q y ana yfsF' Nj t; io,,e 10000
ct No al re sns o e' East G'
Heay Mary and husband sa an to s 50 s,,b l. Horn
1. nalmen William j To- Ferdinand Forsch :
is5th-st 1875 IT W Of st Ann's-ave' year. 70 ooo
Ka %of. Jonas to Josephine weinholts Madi-
son-ave BOIL T. n OF losth-st years::.. 2.75o
Kolb Jonas same. MadisOn-ave. 2Sii IT o-.o
'uagsIann Wam and s NsFf9Tss si Connie Count,
On 4 A@aP e1s %s% Lena? ss % 1"s
same i'i to same. 81 Ncholasaye. 7G2 IT CT
u2,hSst year 10000
lennon Anna j. and william +. 10 Judson 8
ST. year .................... ............A $500
Lott Frank and Hedwig. 10 Teachers COOP
oratiye Building and Loan Association lot 5,yO.
map Van Nest PARK. 2ith Ward instaln.enis 2e4o
Leland Frederick Hudson y Rose LOT ~,
block B. amended map property II p Rose.
Mapes estate, years ....-.-.. .....--.-.. 900
Mullen, Bernard +. AMI wife 20 the Emgran In
ioth-sve year go. 5000
Morgan Francis To Henry A { Taylor s5th-st
E corner Riverside Drive OF avenue. years. 10000
80 20 East soh-st. 5 Years n.....4.,.,,,+.. 1900
Eofris John q. ana wife - Grosyennr = Hub
bard, as trustee ,th-aye, 3O.I II q Of list-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15

:, y.,r, ,.,............. q
same to Louis, wright No 5s7 7th-ave
years =,
Pharm Nicholas, and wife 70 Randolph Parny.
1Oth-ave and @d-st, Wakeneld. ,
years
Ronner wilhemina c, 10 Marie Eicher, Fulton a.
ave. corner ie9th-st. l year IL
Smith. Rose A. to Adoph Gutenberg 3 Green
Lane. or ave. ~ n $ OF proposed 9th st, year
Smith. Sarah j. et a, to Bertha Butman. q 9TH ,
ave, ZIG II . OF ?2d-st, years. ......:........
slevn. Joseph. and wife to Union Trust Company =,
New-York No ~ Murray-st. years.
Slater, Thomas. to Hudson Rose. Lot NO ~.
Block B. map property Of II Rose Mapes es-
Van Publishing Company the Washington Trus,
Company 64th-st, $50 II OF sth-ave' ..
.
Wallace. Mary. to Richard Wallace. !? OF Lot
No 1871. map village OF Merose South, demand
Wagner. George. to AdoIph Hupfel. n schuy-
ler-st. 245 II W Of Washngton-ave. year..;..'
Weed. Joseph r., TO Frank o Otis and anotheI:
trustees etc, Of Uriah J Smith, I8th-st, I'd 4,
II Of Rverside-ave. years. ....:..':.c; "
Ward Mary r. to Arthur Gorsch. Lots Nos 3Vi
and 3O2. map McGraw estate. near Van Nest-st'
3 Years ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
Suburban Real Gstatc.


4 GENCY.-Montciair real estate. all kinds
"A CLARENCE L. TUBES. Beekman-rt.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
BONDS AND CONTRACTS AUTHORIZED.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday
opened bids for an addition the building in
Crotona Park for the of the Department e.
Street Improvement In the Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth Wards. Four bids were received.
The lowest that of James O'Toole .2S5, and
the contract awarded to him. The issue of
was authorized. This makes 1t possible for the
Dock Commissioners TO begin to use the money at
once for the North River improvements Plans
for a rife range in the ed Regiment Armory were
approved. and $500 was appropriated for the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
"A NEW GAS COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The Central Union Gas Company Of New-forK
City was incorporated with the Secretary OF state
at Albany YESTERDAY. The capital STOCK Is $a.oVoVV
The directors are Richard y. Young James E. Toll
free Charles /. Horton and Edward Cauheld OF
this city. and Thomas E; Smith, of BTookIyni; Inc
COMPANY is formed for the purpose OF manu1acuNir-
ing gas and electricity for lighting and heating Mr.
Y5unc was seen by Tribune reporter yesterday
and admitted that the company has heen lormeu'
hui declined 10 give further particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Essex-st No Annie Goldberg to Haskell Solo Gao ny,
At torn 10 il 2isxac; Lena Price to Anna
" head sepa: re t5ed The Mayor 80,
s4 Il st G,'S i Isc SS Of shave With ,rp
adjoining or west; Agnes Robertson to Van 100
ss dgt''Sn'n s. rs It OF ath-ave 25xiaix25ix
Madi:eS-aTs 81, ., ,o Iss4 K :. 'oxs7e:
s'h Ce ct 81 q sSea' 5x irregular
Nathaniel Jarvis, r and VIE to John W ,ons,no ]"
Ferdinand Forsch another to william JEFF % 90,
wilkins lf place IsnnRsss' 'osaax ,oo
Lane g 61o;ns Of , % RSee ias
S h5H.r E s F: anG vie Rs'S
Rose Smith ,.,:.. man fyan Homestead
bG johanna to g D 9GG' to- A Tan eSsn
80 5St.s 70 q MJ JsAT st ss xlSe $50
I'd - 4 s Of sI-ave isxo22; Annie 1900
R Gsds s to k1 tx Sf e Of Kyaso
r co g,I EaF' louis l1'1 10 sender
ia, !arDnowssy ~. # " Of Brook ave 21xioo;
t7thLst s. $50 It q Brock 27sioo; ,oo
De wGIt and wife Of to Book look ar a7sico
''i4 47h st. s. 5295 Of Brook ave- 27xioo; 10,
.s ssm me to s'" 1c It Of ion ave- soxloo Rosonra
Inch ct al $40 S FgFT'T "a d M'F .Gas,o Gus
AnG 81; and and vi Tff ws to !e6n nne Fais and
s' VIE ST. 10 NJ, Jane rts II Rel
51et g, g . Of f1thave. 2'x'z poeA'
as, Eos Sc s 81 to A S s1 block
game as execiirix. Augustus smith a. 20. -'"''
FRANKLIN 1T3. 10 n of HUDSON ~. -"''oN
7r9-o5 7y6O4 Wilbur Mcbride. referee u" o. ,oo
BENJAMIN p Silmar I. e; tinted
States Trust Company. New YORK as eN''u'"''
TO Geolgc CROKER -......--. $3.50.
Same property Lewis q Jones 10 george
same property trustee, ,. 10 same
Same property: Margaret srrith 10 sam. .'''
same property; William 4 smith. jr. to same
same property. Daniel p Fearig 10 same
same property. Frances Jones 10 same
Same roronertv; william Smith. executor and ,o mn
7cth-st n 8 s. IT Of Riverside ave: S2x r.
regular: clarence True and wife 70 Joseph
-e,b y, s. n . ~ Riverside-ave. 32x ir-
regular: Joseph T. weed to Clarence F irpe.;.
lOIst-s III and lla East r-inahu,, 1
heimer and wife 10 Frederic W Hotcnhnisco.
Madison 2o+ T. no. o, iaiIaer' TO- 1890
Plot 6I.6 IT Of 81 Nichoas-a ana Sso :" u, ~
of 145tt-s, runs 3s.fX 1s6x " SIX io''' ,oo
Anna NJ Mary Heaiy A.. IVY
Bathsate-ave s ~" !, r o. .......
Bathgate- s. 30 Il OF lsod-.t syHa-o'
William to James tooney an" w..
Greenwich ST. No 90, 259x1s Ix2G2xih.'' Ahhre"
J Doyle and wife to Michael DOVE;
st: Caroline Brirley TO Gustay Lang ss 900 ot1
Anthony-ave, @ 8 275 II of burnside cave. COX
i93. lOx25 5xi2s.i: William Marsnah et al 10 90
Charles No ss4 aSx;4 Henry Sire John
., 81 Sort'7 400 II Of cth-ave 2oxions; Eliot
Tuckermar committee. to Anert - hyGe.. LOW
Same proper'y; 'are 225OO
,ois,,st Nos III and l1o East; Frederick
Iotehkss and wife Emanuel Hochheimer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
Ufdrhfrs.

Gearhfrs
WANTED Observation-Disclosures Teacher college
w work. teacher English sciences teacher
German French piano boarding SCHOOL, German nursery
poyerness: gentleman, Yale Harvard graduate for
school city other vacancies for September Miss
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 20 East 14th-st
WANTED Principal Of Military School 80 years old
w married. desires change. Address NJ. p. Tribune
ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
Gthnnl Naenries.

JlUOOI AuEUIlt9.
,oorNNoo~~NN~N~~~~NoN
MEXICAN AND FoREIoN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&C, to colleges. Schools and Famil es Apply to
Mrs N. j. YOUiG-FULTON % Union Square.
MIRIAM CoYRIEHE's Teachers Agency supplies pro
W fessors teachers governesses etc. In all deps
schooe carefully -ecommendej $50 9Th 10Th
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FURNISHED 6ousrs 10 fet-Gonntrp

COOLEST SPOT BETWEEN NETWORK and New
~ London; two furnished cottages: abunuant shace;
bathing Prot NoRTHRUP. Grove Beach. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Directly the Beach. Open all the year. ThrouS1
'N""'"" ' j. d. soUTHwTcK Manar~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15

THE Kenmore.
i Asbury Park. " j.. Ia blocks from capacity
200. For circulars address THOMAS NOBLE
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-29
WEST BEAVER.

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Erh. a IL ID. boy.
Jake" says Mckinley, as sure as You are born.
George Washington whistler was seen on our
streets last week with a double-barrel gun on
his shoulder and bottle OF fire waterin each Of
his pockets pulling for New Lancaster.
WIN. II. Knepps little girl, Sabiua cut an ug
! ly cash In her foot by tramping ON a broken tea
cup which may cause her to be a cripple for life
The dispute between the parties at Mcclure
last week is to be settled before Justice al
Beaver Springs. Is that home protection
]. j. Steely threshed IA bushels OF wheat from
I5i sheaves. The wheat is called the duplex.
Mrs. Aaron Meyer is spending few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Lash, In Mililn county
T. F. Swinetord made a business trip to Lew
istown last week.
wm. Bartholomew Of Sunbury was here few
days last week In search OF wood.cock. The re
suit two. Call again Billy.
P.W. Treaster's little boy. Charlie. has beer
suffering with a sore leg for the past month. A
this writing he Is some better.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-29

Rev. R. Y. Fetlerolf Al q family OF Mlliersours
are being entertained by Mrs f.'s mother. nrs.
Susan Fisher. ~. -.
O. p. Herman OF Nurcy STOPPED over In town
On Friday while on his way 70 Altoona.
II. l. Bond OF Lewlsburs. the genial salesman
tof The Plymouth Rock wOolen Co.. was In town
Oh Friday looking W his trade.
DR. Mel. Ulrich came up from his home at Nil
lersburg on Friday on business.
MIS-. Minnie LaudenslaSer and children. o.
Berwick are enjoying visit 10 MIS-. sarah NIL
.er on High Street
Sherif Ritter and d. T. Rhoads were sea on
our streets saturday. &C.
Mrs. Hayden and sou OF Wilkes Barre are wei
come guests at II. ID. Schnuree.
Misses Goif aud Young OF scranton are visiting
tueir lend Ethel school.
Rev. II. c. Salem and wife OF Scalp Level arr
eLjoying the hospitality OF x. c. Salem and wife
J. II. Ulsh spent several days last week with
his son. Dr. W. H., at DriftwOod.
Mrs. Anmerm Al u Shanokin is the guest o
n 8. kantner.
II L. Davis, John Haas. Jr.. and Maj. c. n
c., m-nt oi SunDury wer: Ia town Friday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-29

Any young man or woman who is a
bonafde patron OF the Middlebure
PosT may secure a musical educa-
ton. rhe Ithaca Conservatory Of
Music, Ithaca, N. Y, offers several
free scholarships. These are award
ed upon competition, and all may
enter the Competition Sept. land {
In ADDITION it offers TwsSTY Per
CENT DISCOUNT to all bona fide pa
irons OF the Posi- in any course
regular or special violin, piano,
organ, voice, banjo, guitar, mando
lin, elocution, fencing, harmony,
French, German, Italian, physical
culture, etc.-provlding simple
condition Is met that can be ascer-
tanned by postal card request to
the Business Manager of the Con
servatory.
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ADAMSBURG.

Miss Jennie Fry OF Millerstown is visiting hel
many friends In this section.
Miss Emma Swartz and brother. Charles, Of
Troxelville were In town on Wednesday.
The Junior V. $. c. L. on Friday evening
held very interesting social at the home OF the
superintendent. Miss Estella Romig.
Dr. II. Clay Brunner OF Treverton visited al
this place Sunday.
Rollin Krebs OF the West Is staying with his
Aunt. Mrs. Eph. Romlg.
DIR. Rookie and wife OF Winfield were at this
place n few days.
Misses Name Mechtley and NJ yra R0mig at
tended the g. E. Rally OF the TrOxelvllle and
Mlddleburgh socltles at the former place Oh
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Banks Dreese was visiting In Middlcburg
last week.
Charles Mensch OF Belefonte and A. +. Gilbert
OF orMlddleburg were callers at Adamsburg last
Tuesday evening.
Rev. Is. +. Kautz and son, Paul, returned from
Millersburg
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smile when He sees little mites OF
humanity, aud trail assmall, usurp-
ing the power Of God and dethron-
ing Him to sit themselves in harsh,
unforgiving, unrelenting Judgment
on their fellows whose conditions
of stress and temptation none but
the All Wise can know. And those
of us whose hearts have sOrrowed
and suffered, whose feelings have
grown tender under aiiliction, whose
feet linger nearer and nearer the
source OF all gentleness and kind
ness, meekness and peace, have the
growing sense that much OF the evil
in the world is fosteredand strength
ened by those who falsely conclude
themselves to he good, barring as
they do by their sarro-sanct manners
the way of hope and life and labor
and happiness to the sinner, who
sorrows and would do better. The
wandering one grows hardened al
exposure, callous to the gain of the
race once honored, fierce in enmity
to society; and So on from bad to
worse until the end confirms the
evil theories ofthe professedly good
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SELINSGROVE.

Miss Matte Dlmm is the guest Of her sister
In Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie HOFFMAN returned to her home on
81, 'turday after a visit OF a month with her many
fri, 'nds here.
Mi. 'ses Clara Wallace and Lottie Kantncr are
yisitN X relatives In Shamokin.
Rev. W. II. Hilbish and family Of Mcclure arr
the guests OF w. J. Lutz ana wife.
Arthur Reif one OF Dnnca mons enthusiastic
wheelmen, made trip TO Sellpsgrove Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Dill Of Paterson, N. j.. spent q
few DAYS last week at the homo OF ID. 8. ShOlly.
Miss Eva SchOch gave tea to anumber Of heI
friendsOn Friday evening.
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G. A. r. Encampment, Buffalo.

FOR the National Encampment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, at Buffalo, August 2srd,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
special tickets from all points on its system TO
round trip. These tickets will be sold and win
be good going on August q to %, and good to re.
turn not earlier than August "a nor later than
August 81. 1897. 7-2.2t.
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Teachers Examinations.

Applicants for teachers certificate will be
| examined in the several districts OF Snyder
county Mt place and ON date herein named. viz
| Aug. Is, Middlebuag 4 franklin, Franklin
| Aug. l6, Monroe Twp, Shamokin Dam
| Aug. IL, Penn Twp. Salem
| Aug Is, jackson Twp, Kratzerville
| Aug. 10. Middlccreek Twp, Kreamer
| Aug 20. Washington Twp, Freeburg
! Aug. %, Beaver Twp, Beavertown
| Aug. 26, Spring Twp, Adsmsburg
| Aug. %, Beaver West Twp, Mcclure
Aug 20, Adams Twp, Troxelville
Aug 81, Centre Twp. Penns Creek
Sept. l, Perry Twp, Heister Valley
Sept q Perry w. & Evan. Cross Roads
Sept. 3. Chapman Twp, Rohrer's s. II.
| Sept 6, Union Twp, Port Treverton
Sept l3, General Special, Middiebu-gh.
| Examinations will begin promptly at $50
| o'clock u. m.
| All persons must be examined in the district
| in which they expect to teach, unless a MAORI
ty OF the directors OF the district in which ap-
picant has applied, approve Of said examina.
| ton being taken elsewhere. When persons
| fail In obtaining u school in the district In
which they originally applied aud seek employ
ment in ahother district. IL holders OF legal Ger
| tfcates issued during the current year, q re.
| examination will not be necessary,-a certit-
cate when issued being valid for the entire
county.
Persons less than seventeen years of age need
not apply for u certificate as none will be Is
| sued to any who come beneath the aforesaid
limit.
An urgent request is extended to tue direc.
tbrs OF the several districts OF the county 10 be
in attendance at the examination OF their re-
spective districts. In truth this 10 q duty that
ought TO receive much attention and II any.
thing more than any other business relative To
the office.
A hearty and most cordial invitation 10 ex
tended TO all lovers OF our public schools and to
the gene ral public 10 attend these examinations
and view the work being done by those who
expect to Come isto your hearts and homes as
teachers. Respectfully.
y. @. BOWERSOX.
Middleburg, Pa, July 10, 1897.
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Cancer
OF the Breast,

Mr.. A. H. Crausby, of IsS Kerr ST.,
Memphis, Tenn, says that his wife
paid no attention to small lump which
appeared in her breast, but it soon de,
veloped into a cancer Of the worst type,
and notwithstanding the treatment OF
the best physicians, it csntinued to
spread and grow rapidly, -eating two
holes in her breast. The doctors
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Don pronounced
her incurable. A
celebrated New York
specialist then treat
ed her, but she con-
tinued to grow worse
and when informed
that both her aunt
and grandmother had
died from cancer he
gave the case up as
hopeless.
Someone then re-
commended S.S.S.
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LAS. q. GROUSE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NIAGARA FALLS.
Low Rate Excursions via PennsyIva.
mia Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will run
a series OF ten day excursions TO Niagara Falls
leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Washing.
ton on July %. August and 10. and September
and l6. An experienced tourist agent and
,chaperon accompany and excursion.
Excursion tickets. good for return passage on
any regular train. exlusive Of limited express
trains, within ten days, will be sold at $40 from
Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington, and all
points on the Delaware Division $9.7O from
Lancaster; $50 from Altoona and Harrisburg
sS.25 from Wilkesbarre; $3.50 from Williams.
port. and at prOp0rti0nate rates from other
points. A stop-Over Will be allOwed at Buffalo,
Rochester and Watkins retui ming.
A special train OF Pullman parlor cars and day
coaches will be run with each excursion.
For further Information apply to nearest tick.
ct agent, or address Geo. ". Boyd. Assistant
Philadelphia. Out Aug. 18th.
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and though little hope remained, she
begun it, and an improvement was no.
ticed. The cancer commenced to heal and
when she had taken several bottles it
disappeared entirely, and although sew
eral years have elapsed, not sign of
the disease has ever returned.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-29

Though uplifted..
Freely gifted
With the power OF proohecy,
Naught availetl
Hin who faileth
In dlvinest Charity.
Boldly spurning
Stripes and burning.
Striving to live righteOusly
Each endeavor
Lacketh ever,
II untouched by Charity.
Dove.eyed maiden
Pity laden.
Greatest OF tn abldlne three.
All.forglving.
Ever living.
Holy. blessed Charity.
May all nations
Pour obligations
To thy sweet divinity.
Halling others
Friends and brothers.
In the name OF Charity.