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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11
What They Will Do.

The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Lutheran church of Middlcb,rgh
do hereby respectfully inform the
public that they have organized
themselves into Il sewing circle,
with Mrs. G.. Stetler us sllpcrin-
tcndent Of that department. Any
one desiring plain sewing done, will
notify the superintendent, giving
date, and members (no less than six
or eight of the society will come
and sew from one to four p. Nj. for
the small sum of one dollar. OF
course it will be of great advantage
to the one engaging to have every
thing ready, as much more can hc
accomplished. Notices for engage
ments must be sent to Mrs. Stctler
at least one day before, so that all
may be notified. We are now ready
for dates. What mother will bc
first to grasp the opportunity to get
the sewing for the little ones done
at so small cost and trouble?
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11

OF Snyder countians in this city.
Among them are ID. Edward Krea-
mer, clerk IN the Custom House,
who is marriad to Kate Stetler of
Middleburgh Boyd Blocker, a Sc
linsgrove boy who is a druggist
here resides at 241O North 81 st :;
Mrs. j. Ward Diehl (nee Sadie Or
wig of Middleburgh) resides ut 1927
Orkney street. Her husband is
foreman Of Catholic printing
house MIR. f. q. Murray, former
ly druggist at Middleburgh, resides
at 2SO6 Stella Ave. He is running
drug store near his home VIM.
Mark and Charles Hatilcy, former
ly of Selinsgrove, are located here :;
A. A. Yoder of Globe Mills is a
student at Medico Chi College {;
Harry A. Bibighaus, the genial
salesman, resides on Montgomery
Ave. He is married to Miss Sallie
Bibighaus, formerly of Middle
burg; Benz. Shields and wife for
merly OF Selinsgrove are residents
here.
Sunday we had the pleasure of
visiting the Episcopalean hospital
on Lehigh Ave. and Front Sts.
Miss Clara Neotling of Mifilinburg
is one of the Nurses at this institu-
ton. She received us kindly and
escorted us through the entire hos
pital. With these few rambling
thoughts | must close.
&. w. W.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11
Oolumbias Lead Forever

The Columbia Chainless standard
of the world, is here Yes, here at
our store, waiting for you to look
at 1.-THE wheel of 1898. Columbias
always lead and the Columbia
Chainless-a practically perfect BIZ
cycle-is here at last. 1t has taken
time to perfect this wonderful ma
chine, but it is all for the benefit
Of the rider. Anyone can examine
it our store, 234 W. Pine st., Sc
linsgrove, Pa. We will keep open
until 10 o'clock that all may be &C
commodated. w. D. BAKER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11
Bullets for a Preacher.

When Rev. Gillian, of the Chris
tian Church, preached a sermon at
Mintonville, in which he affirmed
there is no devil, the congregation
took offense. When the preacher
attempted to speak again he was
elected from the church, and about
twenty pistol shots were fired after
him.
This proves the fact that the
preacher was wrong for there were
devils in the crowd to fire the
shots. a.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11

E DD posi- is PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER GIVING TE AT
Prof. F. c. Bowersox will make

| PrOf. +. 4. BOwersOx will make
an address at the ,Iifilin County In
stitute on Monday evening, Nov.
22nd, on the subject, "Opportuni-
ties for improvements"
BRICKS FOR SALE.-I have ON
hand 100000 bricks. Any person
in need of bricks can get them at
any time. +. +. HARE,
If. Middleburgh, Pa.
Ladies'. Misses and Children's
FCapcs and Coats for sale at bar
gains at M. Millner's. Kantz, Pa
Here is nice assortment. Come
one, come all and see the bargains
and take advantage of them. If.
A smooth, easy shave, gentcel hair
cut, or other tonsoriai work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' Barber Shop,
in Wittenmyer's building, opposite
Post office. Go to Soles and you
will make no mistake, shaving soap,
face cream, hair oil and egg-sham-
poo for sale. A. +. SoLEs.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety, of Paxtonville, will hold a
Chicken and Waffle Supper in the
old store room at that place, next
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th. Khey
kindly invite all to attend. All
persons desiring to take supper there
can get it any time after $50 =.
NJ. for the small sum of Is cents.
"That the richest and largest de-
posits of gold that the earth has ev-
er produced up to the present time
have been found in the Alaska
Klondyke country is now an es-
tablished fact. We call your at
tention to the advertisement of the
Alaska Klondyke Gold Mining Co.
in another column" 1O-7-6m.
An experienced man who is just
returning from Alaska tells the Far
go Argus how to cure the Klondike
fever. "Pick out morning next
winter" he says, "whcn the mer-
cury is below zero, shoulder Il pick
and go into the woods before break
fast; dig hole sixteen feet deep !;
come back to the house at night and
eat small piece of stewcd buffalo
robe and sleep in the wood shed.
Repeat the dose as often as neces-
sary."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11
Al sriya(e SNle.

The farm of the late DIR. II. b.
Bibighaus, decd, situate East of
Middleburgh about one mile is Of
fered at private sale. For further
particulars inquire of Mrs. Emma
Bibighaus, Executrix, Miflinburg,
Penn'a. S-26-tf.
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New Store | New Goods | |

l have bought the hardware
store OF Mr.. Minium at Mt. Pleas
ant Mills and have renovated it and
am placing new goods upon the
shelves and putting everything in
shape to suit my customers. My
Goods are right and my prices are
low. j. l.. WARNER,
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11
Philadelphia Letter.
RAMBLING THOUGHTS COLLECTED
ASD RECORDED BY THE EDITOR
IN THE CITY OF BROTHERLY
LOVE.


Editorial Correspondence.
philadelphia, Nov. Sth, 1897.
A few rambling observations
troni the City of Brotherly Love
may interest the readers of the
Posi-, Philadelphia is pretty well
InoyA by the people of Snyder
cour y and to gleam anything new
is n6{ an easy task, but where in
terests are so varied and character
so different there is ample oppor-
tunity for seeing something that
will at least interest some of our
readers. This city has its peculiar
tiles. 1t is agreat Republican city,
but that does not free it from the
snares Of. corruption and cxtrav-
agence with public funds. Political
jobs and public plumber are men,
ace to universal good. A man who
votes for the ruling faction of the
dominant party need not fear of be-
ing punished for any violation of
the law less than murder. This of
course is deplorable state of af-
fairs and reform is certainly " needed.
Having come to this place for
special treatment for my right eye
whose vision last August. was al
most totally obstructed. The treat
ment is ,I1der the direction of DR..
Ii Webster Fox, a representative of
Medico Chirurgical College, the
Alma Mater of DR.. Herman of
our town. DR.. Fox was country
boy having spent his youth about
the hills of Hummclstown, Dauphin
county and later was student at
Millersville Normal School with
our legal and cultured friend At
torney Weiser of Middlcburgh. 1t
takes country boys to succeed in
this world. DR.. Fox now stands at
the head Of his profession in the
treatment Of the eye. Twenty to
thirty patients call ut his office
every day for advice and treatment
for their eyes. The Doctor is not a
politician, but he is an influential
character among them and he has
been invited to accompany United
States Senators Quay and Penrosc
to FLORIDA on their hunting trip.
Another evidence of his political
tact is the Sl2O,o0o appropriation
to Medico Chirurgical College and
hospital during the last session of
the legislature when great de-
mand was made for funds. The
institution, however, showed by au-
thentic records that they cared for
Of charity patients and
proved conclusively that they made
the proper use of the funds given
TO them. In the treatment of the
eye of the writer the services of DIR.
G. G. Taught of North Broad street
are also required for the pur-
pose of applying electricity to that
He is a bachelor and has
a lucrative practice.
| was agreeably surprised the
other morning while eating my
breakfast at the hotel to be intro
duced to Colonel Charles Kleckner,
formerly of New Berlin. He is a
brother to the managers of the
Kleckner House at New Berlin and
is familiar with many people in
Snyder county. Since the war
Col. Kleckner has resided in Phila- |
delphia and is now running a livery
stable. There are quite a number
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11
Mahon ridesa chain

congressman Mahon ridesa chain
bicycle.
The old year is racing through on
last quarter.
Miss Dora Bickhart is visiting
btives at Fremont.
crnt Yoder Of Globe Mills rode
Imn on his wheel Sunday.
The rich man becomes insolvent
the poor man goes broke.
MF. Womer of Mt. Pleasant
rlls paid us a visit Saturday.
Blank receipts put up 25 and 90
book for sale at this Office. tt.
A general scarcity of all kinds of
ural nuts prevails in this section.
Miles Potter and family attended
opening of the Selinsgrove Opera
Jlse. Il
Attorney H. H. Grimm and wife
nt Sunday in Freeburg, visiting
htives. G. -,
Miss Fannie Bdyersox of Sum
ry was a visitor = Middleburgh
II week.
Misses Jennie and Julia Bibi-
am of Miflinburg drove to town
II Friday.
On Sunday Winey f. Custer and
lie gave turkey dinner to a num-
rof their young friends.
Isaac Smith and his gentleman
end of ShamOkin Dam were cal
b at this Office Saturday.
N. Milliner, a successful. mer-
ant of Kantz, and family spent
nday at the Central Hotel.
Get your stationery printed at
PosT printing-office. Litho-
aphy successfully initiated.
D. 0. Long and wife of Kantz
pyed the hospitality of John Ar
gast and family over Sunday.
James Beaver and family Of Milf
nbllrg were the guests Of Gabriel
aver and family over Sunday.
An Irish paper tells of a man who
j sentenced to be hanged, but who
rd his life by dying in prison.
Emanuel Grouse and wife of
MON county were visiting relatives
put the county seat over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Dunkleberger has
Fn visiting relatives and friends
Slinsgrove during the past week.
Dr. Sipe and family, Of Erie, on
mday moved into the house re-
fty vacated by the editor of this
per.
AIRS. William Grouse and son,
ry, and Mrs. RObt. Shambach
nted H. j. Heiser's at Shaded on
hday.
Mrs. E. A. Tennis and Mrs.
ael Tennis of Thompsontown Wis
Postmaster Hassinger and fam
on last Friday.
p IT, Meyer will sell personal
perty four miles West of Mid
'urgh on Tuesday, Nov. 10th.
~ forget the date.
Mrs. G. w. Wagenseller joined
editor in Philadelphia on Satur-
and they will spend a week in
city Of Brotherly Love.
0nn Smith and family of near
v Berlin moved into the Souse
'n'ly vacated by Thos. Hubley |
uFand street in Swineford.
columbia" implies the perfec-
OF bicycles and now that WI
Baker, Selinsgrove, Pa, is
wing the Columbia Chainless, it
us that he is the most ronular
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-11-11

1. F."biiger, editor OF the New
Berlin Me'rs paid us visit on
Tuesday. ...s- .s.
John Kunkle, and daughter, OF
Lewisburg, visited friends and rela-
tives at this place over Sunday.
Everybody should take advantage
of the Great Sacrifice Sale of Cloth
ing at Brosious Bros, Sunbury, Pa.
Mrs. John Renninger and Mrs.
James Enterline of Swineford were
the guests of VIM. Ware and fam
lily in Union county on Sunday.
The 'Middleburg Social Club had
ansipformal dance on Tuesday night.
The Middleburgh orchestra furnish
ed excellent. music for the occasion.
If you want the best and latest
style Ranges in the market, you can
get just what you want by calling
on W. E. Stahlnecker, opposite the
Jail at Middlebnrgh. If:
Henry Gast;one of Mifilinburg's
most respectedlsizens, died at his
home in that plaae on Monday last,
Nov. lst. His age was 81 years,
l month and 10 days.
1t is evident that W.. D. Baker,
the Columbia bicyclerepresenta,ive,
has tounda regular klondike, in
Columbia Chainless now shown at
his store, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Thos. Specht and family, of Bea-
vertown, moved in one part of B.
H. Clusters house in Swineford and
Foster Ricgel and wife into the
house vacated by H. II. Riegel.
One important fact to remember
about the Columbia Chainless BIZ
cycle now ON exhibition at w. d.
Bakers, is that the bevel gears will
outlast any other important part of
the machine.
William E.Stahlnecker is prepar-
ed to keep you from freezing this
winter. He has on hand full sup
ply of the latest style of Heaters.
Call and see his stock opposite the
Jail. IT,
A cynic, a married man by the
way, says: "What's the use making
50 much fuss over Clevelands boy
baby? 1t is no better than any
body else's, and will howl just as
much if it is given Il chance"
Chainless bicycles have come at
last and naturally the Columbia
Chainless is first to appear. The
Pope Mfg. Co. have always been
the most progress ssive and
their progressive representative,
w. d. Baker, Selinsgrove, Pa, is
exhibiting the new wheel to crowds
Of delighted cyclers.
On and after Oct. 2lst, f. B.
Weidman will be ready for all her
many customers, with full and we'll
selected stock of Winter Millinery
Goods. Also the best line OF La
dies and Children's Jackets and
Caps that you will find anywhere all
come and see. No trouble to show
goods whether you buy or not.
lO-21-4t. Beaver Springs, Pa.
Constables should heed the fact
that a law passed by the last legis-
lature imposes duty upon con-
stables which they do not appear to
be performing. BY this act they
are commanded to extinguish at once
all forest fires that may originate in
heir territory, summoning to their
help such persons as may be neces-
,ary, who are compelled under a
penalty to respond. The constable
,hall be allowed a certain fee for |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

In. trimmed with chiffon and pearl bands.
Miss Fleurette Loveuberg was gowned IN
white brocadcd satin. lace and mink trim.
nings.
Miss Sara reist wore . gown Of white
brocaded satin. lace trimmings
Miss Mamie Jacobs wore a white satin.
trimmed In tullc and pearl.
Miss Mamie Abcrsohu was very faseinat-
ing In a pink brocaded satin. with straps
OF pink satin ribbon. shirrcd girdle Of pink
mousseline de sole and bertha OF the same.
pink roses; the skirt was dream of nous
seine de sole r,iffles.
Miss Cora Jacobs was gowncd In white
satin skirt and waist OF white inousseline
de sole. Y---.~
Miss Della kiam wore . pink gros do
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21
CALENDAR.
niOSIb ~

kho hilttIs
CALENDAR.
MONDAY
Entertainment for the benefit OF the Crit
tcnton Rescue lImne given hy the Loyal
Temperance LegioD. at the First Baptist
church.
Thoater-"The Texas Steer" matinee
End night
TUESDAY
Thceter Fair Virginia" night only.
WEDNESDAY,
Entertainment at pythian Hall for the
boneht OF <, pairick's church.
TheAter-"Fair virginia" matinee and
night.
IiUHsDAY-
Social by tho Women's Relief Corps
Masquerade hall by members OF the Turn
ycrcln association.
FRIDAY
Concert by Miss Ellen Beach Yaw at the
opera house.
Recalling by Ruth McEncrv stuar, q, 3
O'Clock. Bryan Hall. under the auspices O,
the Womans Reading club
SATURDAY.
Miss Grace Dennis. at home, from TO 6
On Wednesday night a. 73c o'clock the
marriage OF Miss Jeanie Dur,on and Mr.
William Howard Haynes occurred at the
First Presbyterian church, the pastor. Rev.
William Hayne LcIyeli. D. u, performing
tho ceremony. This event was Of great ia
terest to Houston. FOR 10th young people
arc Of old and well known families. The
bride is the daughter Of Mrs Jrunle Burton
aud the rroom, young attorney. mem
bcr OF the Howard family all Of whom are
old lloustoriaps. They are very young
couple and wen possessed Of good features
and their appearance N tho church proved
most attractive, Tho bilde. petite hru-
Metto, was attlred IN becoming gown OF
seal brown broadcloth. with lul front oil
white satin aud an oycrpIece OF black net
embroidered with gold. III, revere were
trimmed with a number 81 rows of narrow
black silk braid and black chiffon wa
punched at the back of 'he collar. The
glrdle was formed OF vide folds Of black
sattn. Her hat was of br9sn fr!t matchinl
the suit with brown apd wA.ta tlpa oa The
side AMI Vioiria bunchel against tho hair
Cream lace and a velvet hau1O with si.e
orlnmcnt completed This becoming toilet
Tho church WIS beautifully decorate,
with PALMS. The entire Platform was
mass Of thcse stately groom foTps and In
side the altar rail sud the chulc rail tho,
were also Arranged 1hcy Wovr not in
tY''' TX - -. ~,
'N =. 49,. -
w '1su'uN, y" l'"h V". =" t'"'' '''SNN
~ ~. "'1, "N' ~, -, L.,
ON" v' 500 ,.t,, ,D,, 1l.'l 80,
IN, frirccs r,,,a lc,y.t 'rh, rHoc' Of I'm
decorations WY rcsiir very beautiful, an
me chufeh i"oseN fnue 1ilihNh'' h''s9' d
p.,,, 10 -, ,st.,,. .stin rnhop &c
arar, ,he two front rows ot seais for tn
families Snl ihps' c,'iS ing mem W.
MIS-. lennle Burton and MAs lo'le huf'Ht
mother ami sister nt N'c BRIDE MT an
Mrs J. G, Matthews her a"nt. MT an
Mrs walter rorrey. ss'ter OF mo groom
Miss Gussc Howard his aunt ana MT
Bette Calhoun MO 81 ana Nrs' " =
Nus'"n. MSS lame CONNECT Mts y.
oyer and me ch'ldftA 81 NJ ana MIs. el
rev and ~ Mr. ana MIS- Mbithe"S' Ne''n'
parent Of tho groom Is uNihs' -,
The ushors Tor me occasion we're,
Chas, Ashe' Jv1n Nnha"'s' "'"N' '"'''
and Renton NlhaHH
Owing 20 delay IN tue ARRIVAL OF ~
wedding parry, 1t was necessary 10 mar
NIL haste 10 tue station wne'e me rc~
married couple TOOK tue tram TOT NeW e. .,
leans They. VIII roman ~ the -
Charles hote, unul m'sV Mar, I'm .,,. ~, ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21
Club Notes.

Club Notes.
The woman's Reading club met at the
usual hour on Wednesday. with good at
tendance. and much interest In the club
work was shown. Business Of Importance
was taken up and disposed Of. The election
OF secretary was deferred until next meet
ing.
Mrs. King Is secretary protein.
At the meeting of the DePelchin Faith
Home association on Tuesday no business
could be transacted. as there was not a
quorum.
Several new members have been received
in the past few weeksMesdames A. Nc
Donald. ID. Mcdonald. j. Kane. j. Fl. Hull
| and NJ. Kelley,
1t is very important that all members be
| present next Tuesday. Every effort is now
| being made to commence work on the new
building.
| The Dickens club now boasts the peculiar
| ~ pertinent name of the Great Expecta-
| tiCn club" Names were proposed and voted
| on and this clever one carried.
Several new members were admitted and
| officers elected. the term of the secretary
to last but one month. Mrs. Richard Nors-
| worthy Is president and Mrs. Margaret II
Foster secretary A course Of study was
submitted by Mrs. Cumming and the ways
and means Of this portion of affairs pro-
voked a considerable amount of comment
The club meets next week with Mrs. Cush-
ing.
At the meeting OF the Ladies' Reading
club Tuesday the first day OK the new
programme proved very enjoyable. paper
was read upon Armenia clippings from
papers were read upon the Venezuelan
question and Mrs. SCISSORS paper upon the
flora and fauna of Japan was concluded
r1p dpnitt nd
second ballot. and one resignation was ac-
acepted
change in the constitution permitting
an associate membership was discussed and
1t will be made motion next week.
Personal.
Mrs r. Raphael is entertaining Miss
Fleurette Lovenberg OF Galveston.
Mrs. ID. A. Williams OF st. Louh was the
guest Of Mrs. S. X. McIlhenny one day last
week.
Miss Hickson Of Gainesville Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. viii oribble. 1915 lamar
avenue.
Mrs. Rosne Ryan returned from Austin
on Tuesday. bringing Miss Rosine Ma9lot
with her as her guest.
Mrs. Irene Gibson of Ouray, Colo, his
returned to Houston as the guest OF Mis-.
Josie Burton! She will remain over Mardi
Gras.
Mrs. A. l.. Bowers Of Palestine, accom-
panied by her little son Andrew, Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim O'Connell at 1915 Elysian
street.
Mrs A. @. Henry Of Oak Lawn has left
for Galveston, where she will spend a
month or so with her niece. Mrs. e. E.
Hunter.
Mrs. r. N. Mcguire Of st. Louis and Miss
Blanche Maui OF Cincinnati, mother and
cousin of Mr. Aubrey Mcguire. came to
Houston on Tuesday.
| The many friends OF Mrs. II. N. Bulling-
ton, formerly Of this city. but now OF Ruth
erford. n. j.. will be pleased to know thai
she is visiting her mother, Mrs. Horace
Cone, at the Latham residence. on Walker
avenue.
Miss Suzanne Henderson OF Memphis
Tenn. Is visiting Miss Annie MeKeovsr
Miss Henderson is charming young LADY
and a member of one OF the oldest and mos
prominent families OF Memphis. She will
: no doubt make many friends during hel
stay here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Tho Post is pleased to receive all items
o. social nature II addressed TO Society
Editor Houston Post. Telephone 4jl.
Communications must 30 written upon
one side Of tho paper only. and signed by
tho writer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Good-s > i, y,.%
We say IT for an hour q Z s Il n
WE WE say say il it coldly, say , \ ~ .ssra
And yet we navy GOODBYE
We have no dearsr '''' !.
friend, lawn 70 ~
For him who journey
end .,,, vIth Co.,
And scars our s0' - 4
' say. -, .,ep VIE
And unto him WY Gooi-s's
nike IN e.. to n 'sG more = y,sssss. "a
", we ,i say Who be passes o sss Z
We : cry as to the vic;osi = ~. M
SOUR LAts. q ..:;i
Omen all yiI'ssss' st;1:S 81
and mud pssssaducsd
S i,,sp tor wsssi,
Gshing abouup
n clean. steet
meet AL day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Among the merry parties which went TO
Galveston during the week to see the shin
and all the numerous attractions was ole
made up OF: Mrs. Roslne Ryan. Mrs. w.
q. Van Week, Miss Rosne Mail,ot Of Ans
tin, Miss Root. Miss Cora Root, Miss Fran
ces Mann of Galveston, and Mr.. l.. ]. Parks
Mr.. II. b. Latham and Mr.. Hines Kirk.
land.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

from out OF town were made welcome at
tho armory.
b. NJ. Allen, G. u. Shelley. George Tor.
rev. Norman Kittrell Of Austin. Colonel
and Mrs. A. +. Brigance and Miss Brigance
OF Navasota. Mrs NJ. A. Foster OF Hunts
Vile. MIR. and Mrs. Ben s. Rogers OF
Brcnham. Levi V. Mercer OF Hopkins,
George w Williams Of Austin and 5. l..
Staples of Bastrop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Howe bave not Wednesday as their at
home day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Two weddings OF the past we-k presented
a coincidence in that the daughter OF the
late Charles A. Burton. for many years
Texas Central railroad. and Of the late Hcr-
ace Hal, also long the auditor OF the same
road and at tho same period OF tine were
married en- the same evening. and. further
more. both brides wero the same age IN
years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

, ance from ana H. / !. pro, ali. q.
f fset = mat !, at any pr re- ias AHA
VIII VIII cross the oce scsU ir ,sA,t asc
year in the history Of Y 4, 'se ~
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from the Chicago chros,s ..s wssa|
~, Montreal. Quebec, Feb.u.,, !, |
r rn. Colonel strathy, conn., rs, ~
Sll'h Royal Scots Of Ica, aaaas 4
honorary aide de camp to ~ NJ
r r,al, accompanied BY Nj, ~. sossns
I , ~ Tor Nashville. Tenn s,.i:tAy. u
]. Lady Aberdeen at the e wa1, . iola IA
Jay : oss 81 Archlbald Maiorlba,aa,sn.s g y
o &c I, strathy viii aup s,,,s !, slnis l
vi MS regiment, consistinr u ne
net; red tunic and wbitss q pluas
made !, of the Argyle tartan ta,s ~ i..sian,
of bare legs. 'n ana I uad