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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

Lullng, Texas, March Ian AIM
fire was given this morning that u
the city into fever OF excitement ~
thinking that 1t was located at Tie
cotton platform. 1t was found 70 NJ
the residence OF ]. NJ. Gafey. IT.. NV
per part OF the dining room being mr4
Cotton still continues TO come u
the prices fluctuate so fast that iIr3
who have few bale, Of The flesty ~
get ratified. They all read The Pts \
look to 1t as the Moses to lead ther ~
the wilderness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

Woodville Texas. March 1.-The mer-
chants are circulating petition against
the Evans assignment bill and will forward
1t to Messrs. Dies and Collier. representa-
tives from this district. this evening. They
petition for an amendment to the present
law so as to prevent fraudulent prefer
ences. but do not want preferences entirely
abolished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
LcwisintIvc Nntcs.

Austin, Texas, March l.-Senator Greer
OF Jefferson county, who was quoted in The
Post OF yesterday as saying that he was
absent when the bill granting water front.
age to the Port Arthur Dock and Channel
company passed the senate. desires 10 have
II known that he was present, but had not
tnc titnc TO Investigate the bill as he would
nave liked TO. He 10 now making an extern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

sive investigation of the bills purposes and
the application OF the law.
Hon. Jink Evans of Corsicana is In the
city.
County Judge Ellinger OF Fayette county
vas among the distinguished visitors mo-
ticeable In the lobby OF the house today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
Court NJ nr.nhnm.

brennan, Texas March lat 10 o'clock
Monday morning district court convened.
Judge Ed X. Sinks of Giddings presiding.
District Attorney w. E. Maynard of Bas-
'r9p and the local bar in attendance.
ne nrst business was the organization
OF tle strand jury, and the following We're
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
49, s,,nrtnn Virtue, Forlltud''

: NJ FTfUf'" A. NH Val
Is severely taxed by dyspepsia Du' M
digeslion will wait on appetite any n,
ON both" when Hostetters s''i.' 49,
tiers is resortod to by the vic'l'n V,. ~.
ton. Heartburn, flGtulence s,.tric NOD
viii cease tormenting the s a. rsrrssap|
and liver If this genial ia mn; ! it'd
NETS with the fair trial tAa s,,i.rlr N
remedy deserves. Use i Iesu !, 'so,,ssa|
observation-disclosures and then. y ,ssrs,s
n updSlrpI kidney, nervous and 'p'
ailments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

IAN Ray, a. NJ. Clay, Henry sebo., .
1,auheit Charles Booker, James -
i. A. Mercer. l., a. Dement, NJ
Kruger, A. W. Davis. -
me criminal docket was set 70, IA. y
week, commencing March Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

Paris, Texas, March Ia little Gem.
girl, by name Freewitt. living On ia d
turner's place, nine miles south d IN
had her clothes to catch fire from byrs
cornstalks Friday evening and d, n
burned to death, She fingered until \.
urday morning, suffering untold aria
when death relieved her sufehnu \
was buried yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
Thank Hon. s,ynnte Palm.

Austin. Texas. March 1.-The following
are the resolutions introduced by Senator
Ross and which passed the senate this
morning:
Whereas, The Hon. Swante Palm, n dis
tinsuished citizen OF Austin and the con-
sular representative OF his majesty. the
king of Sweden, at the Texas capital, has
manifested his patriotic and generous in
terest in the intellectual development of
tho youth of the State by making to the
Texas university a free donation of his
masnificent library, consisting of rare
volumes. valuable manuscripts and costly
works Of art: and
Whereas II is appropriate that az nm
Inadequate but sincere recognition OF this
splendid gift, the legislature of this State
representing the whole people. should rive
formal expression OF 1Se peoples graft
tude TO the Hon. Swante palm; therefore
be it
Resolved, by the senate OF the State of
Texas. the house concurring, That the peo-
Pile Of the State OF Texas, without regard
TO political sentiment. and each constit-
uency speaking through its senator ana
member or members of the house OF rep
resentatives, hereby tender to the Hon.
Swante Palm. their profound thinks for
his splendid gift.
Resolved. That an enrolled copy Of this
concurrent resolution, signed in autograph
by the president and secretary Of the SEN
ate and the speaker and chief clerk of the
house of representatives. and counter
signed by the governor and secretary OF
state, and bearing the impress, Of the seal
VI the state, be presented TO the Hon.
Swante Palm by a joint committee of two
senators TO be appointed by the president
of the senate, and three REPRESENTATIVES,
to be appointed by the speaker OF the
house of REPRESENTATIVES,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
senntc Committees.

Austin. Texas, March l. Tho senate
COMMITTEES on State affairs met this after.
noon and reported favorably on tho follow
Ing;
BY Ross-Bill relating to public weigh
ers.
BY Tille,t-Blll relating to rendition Of
property for taxes.
by Tillett-Bill requiring assessors TO
obtain affidavit from persons rendorinr
property Tor taxation and amending form
OF affidavit
ny Bowser with few amendment3)-Brn
to hN and regulate franchise tax to be paid
annually by all foreign corporations Who
procure permita To do business In the State.
senate committee on insurance and sta
tisties this evening adopted 4 favorable ro-
port ON Ross bill preventing fire'or marine
Insurance companies licensed to do bust
ness IN this State from writing Insurance.
except through their local agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
nnrned 10 nnnth

Paris Texas, March Last s.ss
while the lo-year-o old daughter 4 N
freeman. living twelve miles IA, Z
here, was working in field her IA,
caught fire from a pile Of burrIrs ~
and burned her so badly tina, Il, h
yesterday. '"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
A Good Record.

JAS. G. Grouse, ESQ, Just returned
from ten days business and pleas.
ure trip to Philadelphia. Warrington
and Delaware. 1t has been rumored
that he was also looking after politi-
cal matters. If this be true, let us say
for him, that as attorney, he enjoys a
large practice, which by honesty, in.
dustry and Il strict adherence to
business principles, he Justly merits
As citizen he is sober, moral, en-.
ergetic, and "up to the times Po-
litically, he is always found at his
post of duty and especially SO in
time of need. That he has inherited
those qualifications which gave his
father, Hon. jeremiah Grouse, the
political reigns in this county for a
quarter of q century or more, and
that made his grand. father, Israel
Gutelius, so successful in politics in
Union county before its division in
to Union aud Snyder. was fully dem.
onstrated by him in quite number
of instances.
His course has been such as to re.
ceive the confidence of his friends
and clients and the respect of his
enemies.
1t is certain that the republican
party can not do too much for him,
because something, worth having, is
Justly due him aad he can, and will
reciprocate any favor that this ad-
ministration may confer upon him.
Much more might be said, if we
had time and space to go into do.
tails.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
KillOraM's Pal In the Lewisbury Bank
Robbery Caught.

Kiiiora"'s Pal In the Lew wisburg Bank
Robbery Caught.
The apprehension of Wally O'Con.
nor at N. Y. City last week on suspi-
cion of being implicated in the hold.
ing up of Cashier Lyman Cobb, OF
the Yonkers savings bank, when $4.-
600 was taken, may be the means OF
bringing him to Lewisburg to stand
trial for robbery. O'Connor is the
great bank thief, who, with Joe
Killoran, robbed the Lewisburg Ma.
tional bank of $3.50 several years
ago. killoran was caught, taken to
Lewisburg. tried, convicted and sen.
fenced to three years in the eastern
penitentiary. O'Conuor was not
apprehended until now.
The Yonkers robbery took place
on April 12 and was an unusually
bold affair, the cashier being init.
Undated bv one man with a revolver
while q second gathered up the
money in sight. O'Connor is alleged
to have been associated with Allen.
Killoran and Russell, the post Office
and bank robbers who broke Ludlow
street jail in New York City July 4th
of last year, in some of their opera.
tions.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Program for Comaaencement Week at
BlO00sburg Normal Scheol.

Saturday, June 26, sP. NJ. Annua
address before the Literary Socie
ties.
Sunday, June 81, 3P. NJ. Baccalau
reate Sermon.
Monday, June 2S, Q A. NJ. Grand
Exhibition Of Field Sports. This ex,
hibition will be given on the athletic
field.
Monday June %, sP. NJ, Annual
Junior Exhibition. A pleasing drama
will be presented by members of the
Junior Glass.
Tuesday, June 80, 8 P. NJ, Glass
Reunion, C95)
Tusday, June 90, 8 p. NJ, Class.
Day Exercises, coo
Wednesday, June 80, 10 A. NJ,
Commencement. .
Wednesday, June 80, 2P. NJ, An
nual Alumni Meeting and Banquet.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
M'fflInburg vs.. New Berlin.


g. p. G. elated on account of their
recent victory over the Susquehanna
varsity team played an aggregation
OF Mifiinburg ball tossers on their
grounds Wednesday afternoon
score 26--6. The game in general
was replete with brilliant and stup.
I'd plays. G. p. G. played remark
ably strong in the field and batted
with effect. The features of the
game were for q p. G. REYNOLDS
batting, Unger's plays at short and
Wetsels effectiveness until tie sixth.
for Mifflinburg young Schoch and
Hopp both juveniles outclassed their
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Held For Court.
Miminburg TINES.

Mifiiinburg TINES.
wednesday morning Jacob Klost
OF Limestone township was hauiine
stones from his garden into the road
in front Of his residence. When be
dumped the first heel-barrow load,
Reno Walter was watching COWS in
that vicinity and had an umbrella.
Before the second load had been
dumped Reno had disappeared, but
when Klose brought the third load
out, Reno had returned, accompani-
ed by his father, Thomas Walter,
each carrying club. Reno had re.
moved his coat and hung it on the
ience. He placed himself just where
klose wished to dump the load of
stones. Twice Klose asked him to
move, 30 he could unload his wheel.
barrow. Reno did not move, 30 the
load was dumped, and he was com.
PEELED to move back.
he said to klose, Take care, or
III hit you" or words to that effect
Il guess not" said Klose, and lust
then he did hit him on the cheek
with the club. The father then call.
ed-"Hit the red -
again. The father then walked IN
to Elose and said-"If you'd a hit
him. I'd a-hit you,' and drawed his
club as il to strike. Klose told him
he had bettcr not hit him, aud then
moved away from him.
Klose then came to town and
Swore out a warrant for their arrest.
charging assault and battery with
intent to kill.
The warrant was placed in Con.
stable Sechler's hands, who arrested
father and son. They were given a
hearing before Esquire Eaton, who
held them both for Court in the sum
Of $1,000.
The above is as nearly as we can
give it, what was brought out by the
evidence at the hearing.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20

l. f. Bilger, one of Jackson town.
ships pedagogues, was in Middle.
burgh Monday.
Isaac Bilger and VIM. Martin of
New Berlin called to SEE our ma.
chinery operated by steam Saturday
OF last week.
During the last three days of last
week about $50 people visited this
office to witness the working of our
steam engine, folder and presses
while printing 10000 copies of the
Monthly Pilot, a new publication
issued from this office.
The laying of the cornerstone A.
Salem has been postponed one week
until May 3Oth, largely on account Of
the necessary absence of Rev. Haas
on the 23rd inst. in attending the
Chassis. The people Of tho Salem
church desire the presence of the
pastors of both congregations on
this important occasion. The First
Lutheran and Reformed choirs of
Selinsgrove have been invited to as
sist the home choir at these services
Miss Lillian Stetler is the owner of
the "Belvidere" bicycle which is ad-
vertised elsewhere in this issue. II
is marvel of beauty and is admired
by all. Miss Irma Magee has pur-
chased the "Lungren" advertised in
this issue of the PosT. Both bi.
cycles were secured through adver-
Using contracts in the Posr. We
have several other high grade wheels
that we can secure and sell for less
than wholesale price. The editor
rides o Monarch" and Mrs. WI
uses a Heating. The "Posr" can
secure less than wholesale rates on |
the following named bicycles: Erie
a $75 wheel for $42.5O; Zenith" a
800 wheel for $47.5O; "Ben-Hur" a
800 wheel for S47.OO; white al
800 wheel for $55 or q $75 white"
for $47. These are all high grade |
bicycles. ]
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
PHILIP SHUCK SUICIDES.
Sends a Bullet Crashing In
tn His Brain.

At a little before sun down OF
Monday evening of this week Mr.
Philip Shuck. with suicidal intent,
aimed revolver at his head, pulled
the hammer and sent bullet crash,
ing into his brain, the ball entering
hts head above the left eye-this in
a field near his home at Mazeppa,
Buffalo Twp, this county, causing
his death on Tuesday morning at 8
o'clock. He leaves wife and five
children-2 girls aud 3 boys.
The motive for the awful decd is
said to arise from his fear of prose-
cution and trial in the U. s. Court
for alledged mailing of scandalous
letters to Mr.. Andrew }. Shirk or his
family. who reside in that neishbor.
hood. During the day he had been
to Lewisburg to see Judge Bucher,
who was in Sunbury. Returning
home. he was seen wandering about
near the creek, possibly then think
lug of ending his life by drowning.
Subsequently he went to field and
fatally shot himself, at stated; be.
ing lett handed, pulling the hammer
with that hand, which accounts for
his being shot above the left eye.
His age was about 80 years. The
funeral takes place at his late home
on Thursday, at 1.9Op. m. He was
a member OF the Evangelical church.
The sad affair has created intense
excitement and sorrow in that com.
munity, much sympathy being ex-
pressed for the bereayed family
Mi0iin6urg Telegraph.
shirk's Side Of II.
Mr.. Andrew Shirk, of Mazeppa,
Union county, attends market in this
place, apd,on Saturday morning was
interviewed by representative of
The Standard. He is very much
over the sad death of Mr..
Shuck, but il the facts are as Mr..
Shirk related them, he only did what
any reputable man would have done
under the circumstances. The epls-
tie that caused the trouble was an
letter full of the gravest
charges against Shirk, couched in
the vilest language. 1t was not ad.
dressed to Shirk, but to his family
and was opened and read by them.
Attacking the reputation of man
or woman by innundo or by an an.
letter is about the meanest
most cowardly act tnat the devil
prompts human cur to do, and if
Mr. Shuck did what he is alleged to
have done-and the letter itself
ought to be in evidence-hs was
guilty OF a most reprehensible act,
md no blame should be attached
20 Mr.. Shirk, who only did his duty
20 himself and his family in trying
20 find out the offender and have
lin punished-Milt0n Standard.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
How to Tell a GIRLS Age.

Girls of manageable age do not
like to tell how old they are; but
you can find out by following the
subjoined instruction, the young
lady doing the figuring: Toll her to
put down the numoer of the month
in which she was born, then to
multiply it by 2, then to add s, then
to multiply it by so, then to add her
age. then TO subtract 1855, then to
add ll5, then tell her to tell you the
amount she has left. The 2 figures
to the right is her age. and the re.
mainder the month of her birth.
For example. the sum of S22 she is
% years old and was born in the 9Th
month. (August.) Try it.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Amencan Merchant Marine.

The American Protective Tariff
League has Just issued. in docu.
ment form, the speech Of Senator
Eikins OF West Virginia on the sub
!ect OF the American Merchant
marine and Discriminating Duties.
Ihls complete presentation of the
benefits of discriminating duties as
pledged by the Republican platform
shold be read by every voter. ANY
OF our readers can obtain copy for
two cents. Ask for Document No.
A and address w. f. Wakeman.
Genl Sec, la5 West 23i St., New
York.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
MARRIED..

May l4th. by j. G. Schoch, Clerk
O. c., Cyrus Dieffenderfer of Union
county to Miss Ella Smith OF Frank.
lin township, Snyder county.
May l1th by Rev. D. E. McLsin of
this place, Charles Hassinger and
Mary E. Stahl both of Centre town.
ship. l5f
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20

Ladies who believe in having work
done quickly and cheaply can do
well by calling at L. Dunkelberger's
Millinery.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
A President On brandy for sickness.

The President Of the Baltimore Medical Col.
lege, who has thoroughly tested Specr's wines
and brandy, says:
l am prepared to bear testimony to the value
ofSpeer's Climax Brandy rs n pure and valu-
able article In oil cases OF disease in which u
reliable stimuent is required. I regard 1t su.
perior to most French brandies. HARVEY L..
BYRD, NJ. ID.
President and Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children, Baltimore
Medical College. .a..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
seniors, score.


MihitnburS, 0 o o o n o-n
Centrsi In college, 2 q . ) x26
Earned runs: G. p C.. H. Min,nh,r, a. .
base hits, schoch, Baker, Secilier, REYNOLDS
Sldt. hemer, Rcdekcr; base hits Re ynoids;
home run. Reynolds 1, Bogcnrefi | Wild
P'tehes, Becklsy 2 Wctzel /; Time . ". Umpire
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
CHEAP CLOTHING.

You can buy fine all wool black
chevoit suitfor the largest and small
est man in Snyder county for only
$2.75 at Oppenheimer's, Selinsgrove.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds ERtered for Record ,

Deeds ERtered for Record.
j. Z. Kearns and wife to Alfred
Specht, 3 acres in Beaver Twp, for
$27S.9O.
Rebecca Meiser. David Meiser and
r. s. Meiser, sx'rs of Joseph Meiser,
deceased, to John Fields and Banks
W. Yoder, So acres in Perry Twp,
for $3.50.
Letters Granted.
The last will and testament of
Jane Huber, late Of Selinsgrove. was
probated on the 10th instant. Let
ters testamentary were granted to
Wallace Keller.
Letters OF administration in the
estate of Mary Gross, late of Spring
Twp, were granted to r. B. Gross.
Marriage Licenses.
HEARTS FLUTTRRINa WITH DELE
sIoNs."-The following marriage Ii.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
frank Beigh, Liverpool. Fa.
lChristian Meyer, Hoffer. Pa
JB. F. Arnold. Port Treyerton
lVerdilla Muilner,
&c. A. Hassinger, Center Twp
Mary E. Stahl, "F'
y; E. Hummel, Hiddlecreek Twp,
Carrie V. Renninger, Franklin Il
(Cyrus Dieffenderfer, Union Co.,
Ella Smith, Franklin Twn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
Stolen from the Tribune.

A. w. Potter and Chas. p. Ulrich,
Esqs., were in attendance at Su-
preme Court in Philadelphia this
week arguing the case of Ed. M.
Hummel ct. al, vs.. Mrs. Annie G.
kistner. Mr.. Potter is also concern.
ed as attorney for VIM. II. Beaver in
the case of Beaver vs. Slear.
The following of our citizens are
i'll Philadelphia, and will witness the
unveiling of the Washington Noun.
ment: A. w. Potter and wife, Chas.
p. Ulrich and wife; George r.. Hen
bricks and daughters, G. b. North
and wife, H. Harvey Schoch and
wife. Mrs. Horace Alleman, Newton
Ulrich and wife, Mrs. John c. Kess-
Ter and children, Dr. b. r. Wagon
seller. A. b. Keck, 1. +. Lauden-
slayer, Miss Annie Potter, Miss Bes.
sic Ulrich.
Rev. AcLain of Middleburg. while
returning from the Sunday School
Convention in driving through this
place the horse became frightened
at the whistling of locomotive, be
came unmanageable, breaking from
the buggy, throwing the Reverend
out and bruising him somewhat.
The horse was hitched up again and
and driven home.
Now DR.. Swallow is beginning
lecture tour.
Ladies' Trimmed Sailor hats at 25c
at L. Dunelburger's.
Ladies' who wish to dress at moder
ate cost will do well by calling at l..
Dunkleberger's millinery.
Creighton Millhouse, wife and
child of Reading visited his parents
in Swineford oyer Sunday.
.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20
|E TOWN NEWS.
|wiched with Interesting
items from Middle
creek Valley.

CTtCh oisSye
h, and Reliably Chrsnicled FOL
N. Gay and the Grave.
| Sechrist Of verdilla was I
Ibureh visitor Monday.
Meiser is still buying calve.
buent. Highest cash prices
b for them. tt.
b want to get your advertise.
fore the people make use o.
plumns.
Eork Of filling up Sugar st
french Flats was resumed on
morning.
Dtetler of this place has made
lea and plans for the new
II Salem.
bon Meyer of this place il
the highest cash price fol-
5.20.4t.
Stetler, the tonsorisl artist,
to make some improve.
bis property.
harleS Roush of Freeburg
was entertained by her
Mrs. F. S. Reigle.
Rathfon aud wife attended
bling Of the Washington
pt in Philadelphia.
A. Bowes and two child
visiting her parents w. q.
rg and wife, at Selinsgrove.
bday the appeal for the
. Appraisement Tax was
s Commissioners Office.
s. Beaver and Miss Maize
|ent Sunday at Northum-
ith Wm. Dsgel and family.
rouse, who was attending
Susquhanna University
; last week afflicted with
Us Walter OF Kreamer and
Fessler Of Penns Greek
Jed original pensions May
angler, who is attending
plege in Shamokin, spent
ith his parents in this
Alfred Schoch and wife
bchoch spent several days
* city with Lank Schoch
Eates to the Sunday school
last week at Shamokin
havln. q pleasant and
line.
|eak your promise to q
remember better than
a breach of faith is a
to them.
woman, shouted the
what would follow? We
2 man at the back of the
Fomptly.
things and u small drop
like dew upon a thought
at which makes thou.
BPS millions-think.
lrner of Richfield was in
ek. He is still the ever
always displaying the
5.
I, e. examination by the
wiil begin at Blooms.
primal school Wednos
d, at Ga. IN.
: ld OF Oliver Bowersox
! Pday afternoon, aged
y; r. lnterment in the
Cemetery Wednesday.
Smith, Mrs, W. E.
! Clara Smith Of MIL
! ! ,Btibighaus Of Mifflin-
'dlsbursh visitors last
= SUI summer cooking.
| 2 black pans. Throws
heats concentrat.
Oali on W. E. Stahl.
'su. II.
. =, Herman !, attended
esniladelphia Satur.
splrssentatives and
20 their wives,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-05-20

The Dunkards held religious ser.
vices in the Franklin school house
on Monday evening.