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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
TO RAISE $4,000 COLORED TROOPS.

Washington. July 6.-Representative Hull, Of
Iowa. chairman Of the Military Affairs Commit
tee. to-day introduced the bills recommended by
the Administration to raise 25.O 900 colored troops
from the Nation at large, and to increase the
Judge Advocate Generals Department Of the Army
by an assistant and . deputy Judge advocate
general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
THE STATE OF TEXAS AT PORT ROYAL"

Kingston. Jarlaiea July 6. 10 a. m.-The Red
Cross steamer State Of Texas has arrived
at Port Royal from Santiago de Cuba, via
Port Antonio. seeking ice for the wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Captain w. II. NARROWER Licutenants D. J.
MOMNo,iAH and OSCAR d. HAPGOOD: Ser
LATIiROP. HOADLnr. sIMONS. DUNN and
ElCHARDSoN, Privates ARIEL. BARLE. TTIB-
10, llASCHLIG, MALONE WEYRICK, EAR
DAN. DlEMOUR. DUGAs SLEIGHT. Bi'sTEN,
nTIE,AR MQIAN. ROSS: MAYNULLER COOK.
GLlNN. MILLS. O'MAI.LEY. LODGERS. HILL
NAN, M,DONALD. MULLER. ASHE, BARON
0Ski M I,i CmNNING; oPUsCK: HANNA.
NlSTOLUtT. PCDTY. NlHOR. CARTONALS
GRAFT. KING. MIETOSH WILSON. DUT-
NELLY, GRAHAM. PEARSON and COMMON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
PRESIDENTIAL NOUINATIONS.

Washington. July 6-The president 'o-ua' 'e"'
these nominations to the Senate:
,tu,tser Arny-To - inspector hen"Ts WIN 'a'" vi
rn,,or PERRY BELMONT. Of New-lfrk ill.,, , 10,
I'M ,.o,n, EDMUND II. SAWTEl.l.E is, uhi'e" H'''e'
Vol Inccr Ems nteit. , ,..,ou.r, ~ u ptsIIOP
4" u Il, United states Volunteer Ensinr"rs. ~,
s.c,nd lieutenant. WILLIAM o. Mli'iif-i'A" VI
<cw-N York. ,,.....n.,, touN W. DAN
Third Regiment 10 ne n'S' '''
ISL, IT. II Virginia. - .,.,, pourRT
i" =. Nyt;iIEs Of Missouri. ,,....,,
To he assistant surgeon. with rank of hrs' lieutenant
~ 80 Is SIlOCkIEN, % Missouri ,..-...,.
NaJu' f,a,,r,n ont Regular Arny-Flrst llcu,enan,s
oronn'b c tan,ain~ EDWIN u. BABBirT, oRMOND D.
,,VIS,E II.VERIY ". DUNN and JOHN l.
THOMPSON. ..,e., ,.e,,,o,,. rnUN r DAVIS
I'M" assistant surgeon WIN RANK OF ''S'
Lieutenant ur .,.yI Regl-
nrcn, Volunteer Engineers. 10 Isl freshmen, /" -,
WauuI.TON ist Regiment Nolun'ee' tns'hee'" ~
Passed Assistant Surgeon ftl'ph''iN a .>f'
''"' RIA "a he q surgeon In the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
,Dy-DyMA RTJiL or VOLTNTEERS.

Washington July Ga recent decision OF the
Secretary of War CONSTITUTES the existing law 80 as
,,,da that Regular Army officers may now
20 m courts-martal for the trial Of volunteer ON
GERS or soldiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
THIRTEENTH INFANTRY.
KILLED

lieutenant CLARK CHURCHMAN. Ser9eant
JOHN DAHL. Company g. Sergeant MII-LER.
Company F; Sergeant WILSON, COMPANY r; fIi.
va;es G0RRING. Company +; SCOTT. company
=. RRITTON. Company +; DANIEL ". KELLY :,
COMPANY G: G. 4. GkOWTHERS Company e:
TAYLOR Company y; Corporal PERRY: Company
G: JANIS JOHNSON. Company c: HATCH. Com
nan {: LITTLE. Company G; TRIMMER. Com
pany c. and NILLNER. Company e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
FASTER WORK IN SUPPLYING STAMPS.

There was no cessation in the demand for war
tax stamps at the office OF the Collector OF In
ternal Revenue in the Tract Society Building
yesterday. the end Of the line was always on
Inc Sidewalk though It moved faster than II has
since the IRISH began Collector Treat having
better supply and assor,ment OF stamps on on hand
fore With the exception OF the one half-cent,
-one half cent and ten-cent proprietary and
the SO and IS documentary stamps ne was aole 70
supply all demands.
Collector Treat said there was no great complaint
from any line Of business that II was tied up for
lack OF stamps The licenses for bankers and
brokers would be taken up to-day. and put In
charge Of a special deputy.
Ferdinand Eidman. Collector OF Internal Revenue
for The Third District. said yesterday that the
stock OF stamps at his office nearly exhausted
and he was not when the supply would be
replenIshed. Aside from the fve-cent stamps near.
iv every denomination was almost exhausted and
Tor those who could walt a day or two 1t would
be we'll TO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
WOUNDED

Field and staff and band-Mator A. W. CORLISS.
Adjutant JOHN S. GRISSARD, Privates WILL
IAN KEYSER ard LAFAYETTE HOLLCoMb.
Company B-CorPoral r; n SMITH, Pl iS!T
G. II. FULWELTON. W; "; PARKER; ~, ~ III II
REINKE, JOSEPH STEVENS and MICHAEL
HART.
vst C.i'i a. MADAM H. MiTCIiELI, F. J, BOY.
/ MELLHIER. a. G. STEWART. J: g: ~ KLE-
son JONES j. J. BUEHIER, G. 81 EHI:EK A.
+. DCRGIN. F. J. HONDEE, K. /. fENN Eli .
". MMAHON F. GERBARGER' J. COkhANAh
and T. l. SOLN.
Company D-Corporai y. MADDEN, CoIporaaII 4, A.
HRI z p. CoHNEHIY G. 9 cassidy. N.
CROWI.EY JACOBSON. p. KERRlGAN; II W;
LUGEBACK 7. O'CONNOR. JOHN SHEEHAN
and II. E. WETHERBY.
Company E-Leutenant x; 4 LAFERfTrfY; Ser Ser
y yssss s MFHRAk f0F EExH9
MAHONEY, MMILLAN, L0KWAf, HE EN- T x
son. K. NE1LDs REXEKMAN IT F. +; KEr + 4
J: MACK r L. STEIN J. GHiihIT,ThEMI3TR; E 4 n
and r. MCDOWELL
G. d. BALTHLOMEN (BARTHOLOMEW2, C0 or
TIAN JOHN KLICKE. a. r. MANSION W j;
MINTYRE, l. c: ROSE, CARL PoLLAkr ana
THOMAS KELLEY.
moral G. w BAYDHOFF. Corporal o. CROFT.
Sorporai F. G. BENHAM Musician G. K ORI-
SOR Privates LONG, INQUIRE GfEhhi'
CROTHY and y. J. Rlf. cow,
company HPr To o NATHANNb5E and l Wii
IAN KILLIMANUCH
vst es"pfL1A larsen. H0NsLEY. MEREDITH and
COPELAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
EIGHTH INFANTRY.
KILLED.
WOUNDED.
SECOND MASSACHUSETTS.
KILLED.
WOUNDED

r, I;icQtenant CHARLES E. FIELD Corporal
oItAkl.ES MEI Err. PriVates MORLEY FALEY.
SPAkE. MEDE AMI PAZZCR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Major Perry Belmont is the eldest son OF me iA'e
August Belmont, He born in New-forK o"
December 2s 1851 He graduated from Harvard III
1872 and :hen took a coufse In civil IN" !" w
I-n,yersi,v Of Berlin on his return 10 this couniy
Ne an tered the Columbia Law SchooI, ana t9ceiaeu
Ms degree OF Bachelor Of Law In ls'2 re wa
his seat IN Congress 70 accept the A'sSon "
Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
WOUNDED.

Lieutenant W Z. DOVE; not seriously
Company A-sergeant EDMUND GERBER
Company D-SergeaDts PETRgDITO and AEAE-
DELL, Pr!ya.es MNALLf, MUM anu inv
BURN
Company E-Corporal ALIEN. Priv2tes EEitLh
CARROLL. GIBSON, MOORE and RhlDMAN'
CoInpanv F-Privates SCHONDELMEYE and
WILLIAM MOORE.
Company G-Privates BAUMGARTEN, MOP,
KINS NAP system. WHITMAN, DEPUE l. ana
WHALTON
Company II-Prvates PALMER and SMITH
Totals-Oflcers: Killed /; wounded, !. Men:
Killed, g: wounded. %; missing. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
WOUNDED.
COLONEL MILESS BRIGADE.
TWENTY INFANTRY.

KILLED
Lieutenant II L. MccoRkLE. Lieutenant Ban.
ARD. Sergeant KIRBY, Company r Privates
PRUINO. STEELE. Carrot. PHILIPS. LOF-
TUROL. COUSINS, SHORTER. WALTERS Com
pany G: NELI.OY HORFIELD. ANDERSON,
GRCBE. WELKEN, BURG.
WOUNDED.
Captain EDWARDS Lieutenant KEERlSON.
lieutenant j. S. MURDOCH Lieutenant CLARK,
Lieutenant WILLIAM G.. NEARY. J Hughes
R1ras O. F. BRICXLOY, ID. WEEDEN. J; i.
MM00aRIPHY. Priyates DOvINEvO BENESC n i
HaOSER BLACK. SCHWABLE RAFFERTY,.
MMruILLER BROWN SMITH, HOFFMAN,, BACH
MN. AUST. SHERRY. FLICKMEYER. BERG
9S,D.oNNEI.L. 'cAfI.MAN MARTIN. HURTN Eft,
i iE;Rh Hop MrMAHoNi FUtaLLER; HICKS. p Mvtc
ppEEB nY. BREwN GoODsON. COLEMAN GIL
b bo1Nri rBEyo HUT BUCKLEY; DANlELSss'
UCyDNNEHEASON. BRIGHT, WHEELER. COOKE,
THOMAS. sTRATTON and JAMES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NATIONAL CITY BANK A DEPOSITORY.

NATIONAL BANK a DEFOSIIOKT.
The National City Bank has deposited with the
Treasurer of the United States $4,000 900 more In
Government bonds making 100000 in all. cob
lateral for money collected by 1t subscriptions
TO the new 3 per cent bond issue and held by II
subject to withdrawal by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Besides the Government funds which
IL retains on deposit the National City Bank Is
transferring large sums to other banks In various
parts of the country. which have been designated
as special repositories Of the proceeds OF the
loan
The National Union Bank, Of this city. has quail
fed as a special depository bank. having forwarded
to Washington large amount In United States
bonds as collateral security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
Rose of Arden
Lundborg's-
has the fragrance
Of freshly cut Roses.

~ MILAN r. FURRISTER SAMUEL.
ohNNEIT and MICHAEL CHENEY.
WOUNDED
captain F. p. JONES. Lieutenant GEORGE
Prypd nEfi Serggant JARoz, Corporal BlsIiNG
H00STER. JAMESON NELSON INS Xrn "
KKh appI.i, FIELD D., STR0CK. PETER Johnson.
~ ISii>I I>EcHi, SHEPHARD HARRIS, DONAWUE.
a aDh az az NICK, NEWMAN ALsEN. COVERT
EIGHTH INFANTRY.
KILLED.
PATRICK BEACH.
WOUNDED
tieutenant J. A. LIGIIARN. Sergeant ZIMMER-
Mn, CORPORAL 1UGEDOWN, Corporal MARTIN
ti,,,-N1&ttGs !5RETTs GRIFFIN. LISTfTEN. M'KAY
Il IMAM. LAtTEN. Loss. TAYLOR. KUTEL
CASIER NALI.MAN and THOMAS GRIFFIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
GENERAL CH4FFEE'S BRIGADE.
SEVENTH INFANTRY.
KILLED.

Field and stan. six. and Private FRANK f.
HOARST.
Company A-Corporal SHEA Priva,es LEO
HANSON F. W. DAYOR. r. r. JONES. A II.
GRAY and PATRICK MORAY.
comnonv C-Ileutenant T. A. wANSBORO,
Corporal DANIEL CONWAY. Privates FRANCIS
HUi.M, w. II. BALCHI and X. S. WINToN.
Company D-Privates MANNOR NJ BOCRl and
DANIEL MAHER.
Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOHN ".
JONES, PrVates r. e F1MMENlS ana III NJ
BURY and Corporal ISIDOR j. AMLER
Company C-Privates r. d. DAVIS j. II: LONG,
DARMOY, MAGUlRE. CLEARLY and S-AN En-
Company H-Prva;e GEORGE SHIELDS.
Company I-Corporal RIENY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
SEVENTEENTH INFANTRY.
KILLED.

Lieutenant W. IT, DICKINSON. died Of his
TSunds Lieutenant u MbcliG; pr' Co,o.
pany II. MASON Company A; GRAY. Company
r: FOUs company a; BURKE Company l..
WOUNDED.
aforementioned j. T. HASKELL. in the
shoulder knee and mead Sergeant WARD. Com
Iany y: Sergeant HERNDASEN, Conpany y; ser
giant O'ROURKE. Company -: Corporal DONElli:.
Company /: Prlvates DILLIN. Company Is; Dl M
Company b: McRRIDGE. Company h; WEBER.
Company D; CARY. Company G; BOYOR. Company
G. BROOKES Company C.: BANG, Company &:
DANIELsON. Company c; KELLEY, Company e:
CLARKE. Company F; MATHEWS. Company +;
XSbR0FKoP Company +; EsHEMAN' Company y:
DERwENT Company r; COYNE. Company G.:
MENGES. Company C; RICHMOND. Of the band
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
FREEBURG.

The Orchestra had an interesting
practice at the house OF Prof. VIM.
Meyer Friday evening. .. Thecou-
vention in the opera house will be
hold last week in December a
new roof was put on the opera house,
also metal roof on the Central
Hotel by Schoch & StahInecker of
Middleburg. The Freeburg Lodge
l.. o. o. f. donated funds to pur-
chase Il new clock for the Orphans
Home nearSunbury. :. The men,
bbers of Reformed G. E. and the
students of the Musical College had
an enjoyable Thanksgiving dinner
given bv Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Nov
er. The l.. and Il. Sunday schools
are making arrangements to cele-
bra'e Christmas in an appropriate
Manner. Judge Brown and Prof.
Boyer made abusinesstr trip to Pfoulz
Valley, Liverpool and Millersburg
,.....Nirs. S. j. Pawling and Berna-
dot Sesinger spent a week very pleas
antIv at the parental roof of Prot.
VIM. Meyer. Prof: Boyer and
wife, VIM. f. Brown, Olive Beaver,
Dorah and Mary Brown attended
the S. $. convention at IIummel's
Wharf last Sunday. Prof. Boyer
addressed the Institute in the fore
noon and afternoon. DR.. Dimm
lectured in the evening. The quar-
tette from Freeburg renderedappro-
pirate music, assisted by Bryan and
Wallace Teats. Rev. Boardman,
Mr.. Cooper of Susquehanna Un-
iversity, Supt. Teats, teachers Wertz,
Mrs. Bailey and others gaveinterest-
ing instruction. The large attend
ance in the afternoon was az en-
couraglng feature of the meeting.
This is a Sunday school in tine coun-
try but does not close in the winter
season. :. We regret that DR.. Smith
intends to leave us. He will move
to Joe Davis Co., III.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
SELINSGROVE.

Mrs. Maria Bentz, nee Scharf,
and children ofMt. Airy, Philadel-
phia, are visiting her brothers and
sister in this section The second
OF the sermons on Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress was delivered by Rev.
Barb to a full house on Sunday
evening. These sermons are very
interesting and instructive. . The
Cecilia Opera Troupe delighted the
audience that greeted them on Sat
urday evening. This course Of en-
tertainments is ofa high order. ). :.
Mrs. Kate Wageuseller and sister,
who spent several months at Car
Isle, returned home OH Thursday.
The re-dedlcatory services of the 1st
Luth. church. took place ON Sunday
-. Mrs. Margaret Schoch and
family spent Thanksgiving at Sum
bury with S. G. Gearhart and family
Miss Krick of Schuylkill Haven
is visiting friends in town. ). Rev.
II. Negler, ID. d., Il prominent
Lutheran minister, died on Saturday
last. He was tor many years II
Theological professor of Missionary
Institute, (now Susquehanna Un-
iversity). Funeral services on We'd
nesday next at one o'clock p. NJ.
His son, Rev. j. A. NJ. Ziegler of
Louisville, Ky, and son-in law, Rev.
G. W. Fortney and family of Tur-
botville, attended the funeral. The
doctor was in his S3rd year. .....
Report has it that A. d. Carey pro-
poses tojoin the "Knights of the
grip SACK" in other words he is 60
ing to travel for a grocery house in
Philadelphia. Miss Jennie MIL
Ter spent Thanksgiving at Blooms
burg .....A number of the student,
have gone home to spend Thanks
giving vacation with parents and
friends .....Dr. f. j. Wagenseller
shot a deer when on their hunting
trip in Huntingdon Co. He return
cd home last week . Arthur Gem
berling and Forrest ErdIey, who
have been attending commercial
school at Kingston are home on
vacation......The prospects for the
SHIRT factory are promising Mr..
Eisenhuth OF Orwigsburg, brother
Of the one in the shoe factory, spent
several days very pleasantIyin town
-. Edith Potter attended the Bru-
baker-Stapleton wedding at Lewis
burg last week.
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s@@RR@ p0HDe eP@@. =

visitor Friday and Saturday -.
Mrs. NJ. p. Arnold visited relatives
in Milton last week. .Dollie Ho-
over at the present writing is seri-
ously ill......Judge came in with
the blizzard last Saturday. What
are the cold waves saying Boat
men come home. The photograph
ers who passed through our town
last week, did a taking business. ..
Christ, our genial scout and
'rapper, and Lieut.. MulIner enjoyed
the comforts Of a cozy camp on the
l. Of Q. Saturday night. A report
comes from Milton that of the 700
hogs killed there this fall, the four
larger ones were raised by the former
Portites, Messrs. Royer and Spots
1.-The auction last Saturday even
ing attracted u large crowd. al.
A@k will soon have all supplied
with socks and suspenders. The
klondide Mining Company compos-
ed largely Of farmers in and about
Port Treverton, are in dilemma,
and have suspended operations in
definitely. The snpposition is that
a large amount ofmoney was buried
there by Indians, and therefore the
miners were allowed to dig only at
night. After very deep hole had
been dug the miners struck what
seemed to be large fiat stone, pre-
sumably the cover of the money
chest. :. The miners as well as the
president were elated, but every
time they struck the rock deep
hollow groan was heard. This
frightened them and to add to their
horror, a large fiery ball was seen
floating through the woods, over
them. The Company is now hunt
ing for lost tools and lanterns. We
need Drawer men says Alexander.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
GLOBE MILLS.

Old Mother Earth was covered
in white, for the first time, on Sun
day morning. Miss Anna Meiser,
an accomplished young lady, was
plying her needle in Miiilinburg last
week......The party atN.O. Rowe's
on "Wednesday evening was well at
tended, and several young ladies
who were present, said they just had
too lovely time for anything. .....
Mrs. Henry Hottenstein, who had
been employed ut Kreamcr by A. G.
Smiths for the past three weeks, re-
turned home on Tuesday. j.. Our
School was under the direction OF
Supt. Bowersox last week, and the
pupils all looked bright and happy
......Quitc number Of our young
folks attended the spelling match ut
Saucr's school house Thursday even.
ing. :. Mrs. j. II. Dicmcr Of Mid
dlcburg and daughter, Claire, were
visiting a few days Inst week under
the parental roofof j. s. Meiser's
-. j. Alvin Schroycr was employ
cd by DR.. Tool Inst week. He OK
,pcctsito attcnd school ut that place.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
PAXTONVILLE.

Galen Shambach OF Newton, 4
is visiting his father at this writ
de came quite unexpectedly u
nevertheless We are glad to s~
again. Ellen Weirick left fu
home IN Centreville, Mich. on
day. She enjoyed herself very .
during her stay among us..l
j. II. Gambler OF Hampshire,
was the guest OF II. Bowolsoi
week. -. WIN. Jones OF Lewi't
circulated among friends lastIil
day aud Friday. . Samuel Fled
Mt. Carmel visited friends here
week John Riegle and David
ner drove to McVoytown last N
nesday to visit friends. Thg|
turned homo on Monday."4
Jones and son Of Selinsgroyen
his father at this place on u
Mrs. Reuben Wagner Of
grove was tho gucst OF H'1
Shambach's last week The
party from this place was quite
suecossful this year. ~ thJ
homo empty handed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
PORT TREVERTON,

From las, weeks llerhdon star.
JAS. ii. Bogar and G. W. Knights
transacted business in Selinsgrove
on Monday .....Rev. Lamey is tax
ing advantage of the game season
and has been fairly successful. .....
Auction at Hotel Rothermel, Sat
urday Afternoon and evening, Nov.
rs, by a. B. keck. ..... Why was it
that the countenances of ourwell-to-
do terrymen assumed such greeting
smiles last week who can tell? go.
Jacob =. Snyder, of Sunbury, has
been in town for the past few weeks
aiding during the illness Of his esti-
mable parent. Garner kinferand
mother after paying brief visit un-
der the parental roof returned to
their new home at Deiblcr's Station
..... .Jno. w. Smokes and w. |.
Neitz's porkers arenow minus guam
titles while many more areto follow
day by day into "sausage neat.
j. G. Snyder, our accommodating
undertaken, will have charge of
obsequeis on Wednesday at the inter-
ment Of Samuel Snyder, one of our
best citizens. WIN. F. Stepp from
Washington, ID. c., who spent the
latter part of the summer and au-
tumn here with friends and rela-
tives, returned again to assume his
position of conductor on the street
railway for the Capitol Traction Co.
-. Monday evening very pleas
ant birthday surprise party was
rendered Miss Valeria, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Bingaman. After the surprise the
evening was spent enjoyably and cv-
erybody reports having had good
time. The Canal Go. are prepar-
ing to make extensive repairs in and
about our lock this winter. The
sawmlll has for the past twoor three
weeks been kept very busy cutting
this as well as other bills which are
distributed along at the canal struc-
ture which are to be repaired.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
After threc-month visit to her
parents, Mrs. VIM. Stcpp returned
TO her home in Washington, d. G.
90. Miss Nora Leit1l Of Ringers
town is visiting Miss Alice Rothcr-
mel. Carrie Keller and Jennie
Schrawdcr spent Thanksgiving in
Sunbury. Matte Hcrrold Is
visiting in Lewisburg and Milton
...,Msud Charles was o Shamokin
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
VEST BEAVER,

Forty SHOWS for this wintc,
says our weather prophets. \
etee'y put in a full week IN n
town attending Institute and ~
I, good time. James Treas,|
home from Tompsontown Ia+ \
day. Spending the day wall
parents. 1.-THE Lowell stor
ourglarlzed one night last veLI
about $50 worth of stuff taken
v, VIM. II. Kuepp took a ii
TroxelvilIc last week in .e,,s|
rabbit dogs. He found two \
he brought home. Joseph wI
ana wife are spending somedl
leisure time in visiting their "A
IN the lower end of the couny
lhe butchering business i, goaI
daily, the heavy weights Will
reported later on. THE. I'd
schoo! had a pole raising las. /
and old glory swung to the Ind
Reuben Wagner, FmanurI E1
ana Others made some patriot.
dresses, for which the wholcAl
teacher included, returns d
thanks for the aid the kind 4
LEM them in raising the poIe...J
II. Romig is busy hauling lins
the l1erbSter farm, for which /,
the tenant. john understand,
to get a farm in order if he has
material S. II. Philips has
vented a new process for clai
shelled corn. He thinks Of app
ing tor a patent. d.. Mrs. Al
Baumgardner was called over
mountain last week to attend to
sons wants, who got hurt will
the act OF jumping on Il hor,e,
John II. Herbscr moycdhis ha
hold goods to Crossgrovc last "
lie is now ready for business
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
ADAAsBuas


Mr.. aod Mrs. nsir,ly n i.
town to. are guests at Paul ~. y
Charles Keller und o.. Aa'
! Elratl made a business ,;',' i'l''
bury Is. last week j. G. 'MM"
public sale at his rvsi,l,no'' En-, Move
q day. The Christian r% "a
Society ; held e a very intere..%;a@'. %@
ing on Sunday evenins '''s
b Bass'er and wife beiD, VI
Mrs. Bass!er rendered =, %
solos, and Mr.. Bassler alJo S'n'
society s' in his usual Interest," si,'t
pleasing manner. '"s
hunters. among whom u,l l'@
Baker of this place, relu,"'s,' "S
two deer, Eph. Kli',c 'p' Of ~ .,
Is V's1Il''g = his family at Til. \,
-. Erncst Zimmerman u'' n
linsgrove listed his par~''. r''' d
days this week. ..Quite, ~" ~,
est'ng lawsuit was held % ~
School school house last week witt, u J.,
Middlcswarth, Slui,c coI.m,s "I.' y
Judge Wetzel as judges. ~'S''1ra ~,
eis'on 9, was not quite Sha, s,a ,s
the Interested parties and "' =,
number of outsiders had a..
Carol BoIig of SpI;a iaF
was the guest of his sister ,uI'1 M1
II. * lose :. Mrs. Lewis T''j
W.. was very ill a few days last w.
Miss s. Anna K!inepe'cr accSr'' ",'
by the Patton children Of u
town t,,. is visiting her parent.
kIinepeter's. Harry ! N
mas gone to Philadelphia wb.n|
intends IN to remain during the u
+. E. Hackenburg's movnI =,
filnb''rg On Tuesday. Wc,~
sorry to lose this family, tdey
ing been kind and upright ~
OF this place tor the past iou, y
We wish them all possible u
in their newhome.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01
The Latest French Play.

Cyrano De Bergerac, by Edmund
Rostand, which is being played in
this country by Richard Mansfield
and in England by Henry Irving, is
just brought out in a dainty, handy
cloth-bound volume at the price Of
35 cents, and a cheaper papredition
at l5 cents, by Hurst & Co., New
York, the well known cheap book
publishers. They will send it post
paid or it can be had at all dealers.
1t is generally pronounced the play
Of the year, and some rank it close
after Shakespeare's masterpieces.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01

Pains in the chest w;.sn a person
has a cold indicates q tendency tow.
ard pDeumonia. A piece OF flannel
dampened with ChamberIaln's Pain
Balm and bound ON TO tho chest
ovsr the seat Of psin will promptly
relieve the pain and prevent tho
threatened attack OF pneumonia.
This same treatment win cure 8
sll Druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01

Tho concert given by tho ~
dibs' Scxtette at tho Opers
last evening WAS u grand
Tho house WAS crowded bytna
sisstio audience. The SoxI4
com mb!nAtion Of beautiful ~
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