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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
Misisg Appucattea Ne. 49,
g.. Land once. Helena. Mont. veAI

Mining A~ppncaetea Ne. =
u. 8. Land once. Helena. Mont. vsA
IL. lsss.
Notice is hereby given that Jshn n
Bordeaux and Andrew j. DAVIS. w0ooo
postofice address ID Butte. Mene. nAvo
(notice Of which was posted On the eh
day of January. 1oe.. for - line feet.
the same being for 265-S feet in . nogth-
easterly and 73.5 feet in q southweooogly
direction from the point Of discovery q
the Mcdonald lode mining claim. ottuato9
Deer Lodge county. Montana. - Doa1-
ton. course and extent Of b said .m1ning
claim. designated by an o01cial ouPvo2
thereof. as survey No. an. fractional
township No. ) n. range No. u ~. osene
more particularly set forth n oo0eseoo4
in the Official field notes and plat thereoe
on file in this ONCE as follows. to-w1t: -
ginning at the west loo. cor. . 49,
stone 36xe0x10 inches. Get - Inches 49,
witnessed by bearing trees and DAsooo
cor. 20 sections I. g. n and ~ fraetisonl
T. 5 N. r. Il w.. bears 9. $ DEGREES n
minutes. % seconds w. So feet. runn1Dg
thence N. 90 degrees E N feet: thoooo q
20 degrees E. - feet; thence q II oeUBoso
w. "a feet: thence ". 70 de0rsss ". ~
feet to cor. No. 1. the place Of beG1nn1n0.
containing an area of Ice acres cla1uoo
by applicants for patent
The location OF this mine Is reeorosa n
the ONCE of the recorder Of Deer LOO
county on page so in book ls OF Lo1sa
The adjoining claim on the east = oug-
vey No. 1850. Pomeroy lode. John 401-
bert ct al. applicants: on the wet = -
vey No. 5.l57. Hold Fast lode. Henry 4
Frank applicant. and on the northUUuo =
survey No. ass. Orc III lode. Wu11oD
Thompson applicant.
W. r. cox. Rs9ssess.
Jos. II. Harper. T.. g. C1aim Agent
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New York. April s-Pig iron warrants.
s.5o6e. soc: lake copper. i1.o bid. L.lo
asked: tin. IA. soa1i CSC: spelter. f.25d4-Sc:
lead. 3.67l1c bid. s.T1sc asked. The frm
that fixes the selling price tor miners and
smelters quotes lead at 3.5oc at the close.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06

New York. April 5-The British Bank
OF North America has ordered 100000
more gold for import; J. a w. Seligman,
81. 2Jo.00o H~eidelbach. Ickeiheimer n Co.,
$500, 600, and Muller, Schall Il Co.. 10000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
Don't Tobacco spit and smoke Ysur Life

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic, full of life, nerve and vigsr, take No-To.
Bac, the wonder-worksr. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists. hoc or u. Cure eusrsn'
teed Pocket and sample free. Address Ster'
ling Remedy Co., Chicac, or New York
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For Rent-Desk room in the Great
Falls office of the Anaconda Standard, 50
per month; steam heated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
Can't Leave Till sunday.

Washington. April 5.-General Lee
notifies the state department that II
war Is declared the Americans are UNI
able to leave Cuba before Sunday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06

A head without a Gordon Hat is like a man
without q country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
New York Mining stocks.


New York. April 5-Money on call hrm:
eas per cent; last loans. , per cent: prime
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
Boston Wool Market.

Boston. April 5.-The condition OF the
wool market this week Is very dun, and
the sales have fallen OF to the lowest
point i'm recent years. Manufacturer
who are not forced to buy are keeping out
Of the market. and the few sales made
are some special kinds of wool that must
be had. and foots up very small. Quota
tons: Territory wools-Montana fine
and medium fine, lsd1sc secured. Amtsc;
staple, soc: Utah. Wyoming. etc, fine me-
dunn and fine. I5ni7c staple. 5oc: secured.
Safe Australian woods. secured basis.
comblng superfine. 70d72c: coming good.
65dssc; combing average. 62ds3c. Queens
land combing. CSC.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BUTTE
4 GENERAL BAMNue DUSiuESS
TRANSACTED

Foreign exchange. We draw direct = =
the principal cities Of BuroDs an1 toos
our own letters OF credit. availahse - -
parts Of the world.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06

IF you DON'T TAKE THE STAND
Arp YOU DON'T GET THE NEWa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-06
Ifostou stocks

Hoston Stocks.
Boston. April 6.-Oregon Short line. Is
b.. & M, III; Il. 4 b., 23h: Parrot. rs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
UNION TWP.

Hay making is in progress. 80.
Lizzieand Amelia Schrey were visit
ing at Sunbury over Sunday. ....
j. NJ. Walborn and wife were call
ing on friends at Shamokin Dam on
Sunday Jacob Aucker and
sister made trip to Centreville on
Saturday. John U!rich and
family of Strouptown were visiting
in our vicinity on Sunday. He
drives spirited horse in brand
new Dayton wagon ........Charles
Reigle started for Northumberland
on Monday where he will work
during the summer. The Hoover
Bros. are building three big coal
flats one will carry an engine for
operating to take coal out of the
river. They claim they can take
90 tons out per hour they named
them Texas, Olympia and Oregon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
WEST BEAVER.

Some of our farmers have COM
menced hay making and report u
big crop. ........J. J. Steely is still
addingimprovements tohis property
by giving his house a coat OF paint
:. Our farmers say the wheat
crop will be short at this end this
season, on account Of the fly .......
A. A. Romig's, son-in-law, Charles
Wagner is still confined tothe house
at this writing, but under Che care
of DIR. Boush is slowly improving
.........J. Irwin Howell is now run
ming the Lillyville Hotel under the
act of 1903 (no license). )........ j. p.
Fisher is making preparations to
have his excursion boat (the May
flower) in running order by the 4th
of July from Fishers landing to the
lake 5 cts for round trip, meals and
refreshments served on boat by the
Lowell ladies. ........ VIM. Grossand
family of Middlecreek spentSunday
with Henry Baumgardner. The
rain we had Sunday was much more
appreciated than Spanish victory
Some of our farmers think
they will be able to cut wheat by the
last of the week or beginning OF the
next 80. Michael Aumiller of
TrOxelville was West Beaver
visitor OF last Sunday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
The Pennsylvania Railroads New Double.
track Lire to Atlantic CiN

with tho new schedule Of early summer trains
In effect May 2sth. the West Jersey ana Seashore
Railroad practically opens 10 travel its new
double track line from Camden and Broad
street station 10 Atlantic City, 80
During the Winter ami Spring the line from
Camden to Atlantic City has been actually re-.
built. The old light rails have been replaced
by new steel rat weighing one hundred pounds
10 the ynrdJ and an entirely new road been con
strncted BY the grading necessary for the double
tracks, ~ ,n1
The grade crossing over tn. tracks Of the
Jersey southern Railway at Winslow has been
way high above the inersecting tracks. and thus
enabling the fastest trains tn pass this moi MT
without 81 'ckening speed An absolutely new
road0ed has been constructed across the maa.
old Camden Atlantic foadbed, which has been
building By tho accumulated work OF, forty
wears. th0usaDds or carloads OF gravel and sand
have been placed to the depth OF six feet from
%% me surface %% up 50 that til: tracks ar" elevated
that the elevated tracks may the better with.
staed Inc action OF storm rides canals have heen
opened at intervals to carry the accumulated
s,a1e water beneath the roadway and the exposed
Sides OF the tmbankmert have been thIckiy
coated with the heavy. and adhesive soil dug
from the meadows The new track is as firm "a
The old ever was, and with these projections
and reinforcements 1t Will stand firmly the
brunt OF any ordinary storm. The new roadway
has been coa:et with an application OF oil so as
rree u from the dust naturally Incident 10 the
new grading. -.
Under these Improved conditions the West
Jersey and SeashOre's donble-trscked / t>es IN
Atlantic City form the finest and best me of
railroad 10 any summer re sOrt In America. The
speed OF trains both from Broad Street Station
the time OF transit proportionafeIv reduced
The rolling stock and equipment viii be- fully
up 10 the high standard maintained by the
Pennsylvania Railroad,
The Snmmar frat vol 70
popular route VIII enjoy the finest faulties oYer.
ed by any railroad.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
Put Them in Jail.

A few days ago the publisher of a
newspaper in Ohio brought suit
against fourty-three men who re-
fused to pay their subscriptions,
with the result that judgment was
obtained in each case. Ofthat num-
Der twenty-eight made affidavit that
they concluded none of their belong
ings could be attached under the de-
cision ofSupreme court. They were
bound over in sum of $500. All
gave bail but six, and they were
sent tOjail.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
DIED..

Jnne II, at Selinsgrove, Mrs.
Susan Gemberling, aged IS yrs. 8
mos. and 26 days.
June l6, in Franklin township
Conrad L. Springer aged about 80
years. Funeral took place on Sun
day morning in the U. b. church,
Rev. Boughter, the pastor, oficiat-
ing.
June 10, in Franklin township,
three miles northwest Middleburg,
Adam Walter, agel 64 years.
lnterment at lions church.
June 8 in Washington township,
Mrs. Oliver Repningcr, aged 29
years, 3 monthsand 26 days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
MA r. RIED.

June IL, by Rev. S. f. Ochsen-
ford, at the Lutheran Parsonage,
Selinsgrove, Henry A. Hollenbach
and Catherine f. Kratzer, both of
Kratzerville, Pa,
June IA, in jackson twp.by Rev.
5. Sydney Kohler, George W. Beav-
er of Middleburg to Florence l..
Leitner of jackson twp.
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sELINsGROvE.
Deferred from last ueek.)

Deferred from last 'eeek.)
Mrs. Henry Derk nee McClees
,,af Philadelphia is visiting her cous-
in Mrs. Gortner on pleasant street
=. :. Rev. J. NJ. Anspach D. ID.
of Williamsport, who delivered the
Baccalau.ate sermon is domiciled
at F. .Schoch's. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Schroyer, have returned from
their wedding trip......Rev. }. f.
Weidley, A. NJ, Of Pittsburg, who
delivered the address to the Y. M.
c. A. of the college is being enter
tained by NJ. l.. Wagenseller......
Prot. Meade Wagenseller, whose
school at Milton has closed is under
the parental roof. ....... Prof. Oden
Gortner is spending a tewdays with
his mother and sisters. Prof.
and Mrs. Cope, of Bloomsbury
Normal came down with Prof.
Noetling and spent Sunday with
fis family, the Prof. and his wife
Eook natural after years Of absence
from our midst. -. Miss Chris.
-.Itts: Of Rockville, Ills. is being en-
.tertaincd hv her uncle, DR.. Born. :.
Mrs. G.. 4. IIarter aid children of
Maytown are welcome guests at her
parents, j. W. Gaugler and wife
..........The outlook for very large
attendance during commencement
week is good, already many homes
filled with guests. The Milton
Central League team played our
= boys on Saturday last, but the league
Was bot in il. Score Is to 20 in
lavm of the home team. ........ Rev.
J. II. Barb filled the pulpit in DR..
tnspacl', church in Williamsport
,op Sunday, the DR.. being herepreath-
ing the Baccalaureate. Rev. =.
Harry Miller and VIM. S. and
Domer Ulrich returned from Mt.
Airy Seminary on Thursday last
-. Miss Eta Hoffman Of Will
Jamestown is being entertained by
Miss Annie Potter. ......Rev. |. Z.
Zimmerman, wife and daughter, of
Sharpsburg are taking in commence
,nent this week, Rev. Zechman is "a
member of the board of the Univer-
sity ...- Rev. NJ. S. Cessman of
Lewistown and VIM. r. Horton of
Reedsvllle, two faithful members OF
The beard put in appearance early
50 as not to miss a single session
Mr.. ID. X. Ramey of Altoona
1.-The efficient president Of the board
is promptly on hand, which is char
acteristic OF Mr.. Ramey. The
students are publishing the daily
again during commencement, it has
already been eagerly sought after by
the friends of the institution. -.
Our citizens who took in the Sesqui
centennial exercises Of the Lutheran
Mhisterium at Philadelphia, have
returned home well pleased with the
exercises. .....A young lawyerarriv-
ed at the homeot G. p. Ulrich, Esq,
ION Saturday last. Prof. JamesC.
Rohback and family Of Iowa are
welcome quests at 4. p. Rohback's.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
Women as Beasts of Burden

It has been said that women and
dogs, harnessed together, do more
hauling in Germany than the rail-
roads and wagons put together.
Throughout the German Empire
women and dogs may be seen har-
messed together to small carts, pull
ing heavy loads, all through the
country. The men of the family
are in the army, and the peasant
women have the home work to do.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
Aunt Rachael's Horehound and
Elecampane.
EiecaunDane.

Made Of Gyape Juice. Rock Candy Crystal and
;, che HorehouBd herb, is simple and effective
remedy for coughs, colds hoarseness and sore
fhroat-Rghly recommended for consumptiyes.
rhis not patent medicine mixture. but II 10
,urefHorehound, Elecampane Root. ROCK candy
sGo Grape Juice, combined with other medicin'
zS.ch used by consumptyes pubic spesse.a
,.,o singers. Sold by druggists. Price. - cents
a - cents.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
The Trials of Life.

nv what ~ .hal! 1907 I Am % dsb,litated with
SsoS:sl.d SsclSs dHtiss si:,.M, MsI Do . otSsnZ Aunt
and wiii ct iSvossS;y al III ii' ~ eIee I,
your bZ.tem. and restorv t6om "a vieoroUS ~.
S s,0n: Iney arc simply BpeerS Wine NTH such
ner0. go roots - Physiclans - 6sliy % d ar
pfscsSce sor the cure Of m1laFis.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23

0oaVer, totn OF new berlln.
Jan. IL, by Rev. NJ. L. Dietxler,
Aarus d. wielder and "A. R.ben-
old, both Of West Beaver twp.
Jan. u, by A. G. Hornberger,
j. p, Wilson Giace and Mary Moy-
er, both Of Chapman. a >,
Jan. 80, by Rev. Haas, Milton F.
Smith of Adamsburg to Mary j.
Beam Taggart OF Selinsgrove.
Jan. 81, at Beavertown, by Rev.
ID. M. Stetler, John NJ. Steininger
and Mollie M. Spade, both Of Mid
dleburg.
Feb. 2, byRev. S. E. Ochsenford,
Isaac Zimmerman of Dry Valley X
Roads to Mary Stahl Of Kratzer-
vile.
Feb. 2, Jonathan HaAey Of
Franklin twp. and May Savilla c.
otetler OF Penn twp.
Feb. I, James Aurand Of Lewis
burg and Maggie Leitzel of Krat-
zerville.
Feb. s, by Rev. p. Born, d. D.,
ID. Norman App ofMonroe twp. to
Mary f. Dunkle of Buffalo Valley.
Feb. 10, by Rev. Haas, c. Lau-
denslager and Lizzie Jarrett of Penn
twp.
Feb. 10, by Rev. j. F. F.Wampole,
Jacob Shaefier of Oriental to Cath
crime Snyder of Richfeld.
Feb. q, by Rev.J. w. Buckley,
NJ. s. Wendt and Ella NJ. Bakeless
both ofShamokin Dam.
Feb %, DR.. d. Clark Nipple Of
Newton Hamilton and Laura Boyer
Of Freeburg.
Feb. %, by Rev.J. F. Wampole
Theodore w. Fisher to Ellen Row
both Of Powling Station.
Jan. 26, by Rev. John w. Swartz
Joshua R'ush of West Perry twp
to Mrs. Isabella Hackmaster O
Perry twp.
Feb. 26, at Selinsgrove, by Rev
6. E. Ochsenford, Henry Derk ant
Mary +. Herman, both of Krat Ter
Vile.
Feb. 2S, at Northumberland, b,
Rev. E. T. Swartz, VIM. T. Robert
of Northumberland and Malind,
Machamer of Freeburg.
Mar. |, James ID. Lesher of Sny
der Go. and Ida f. Young of Unio1
twp, Union Co.
Mar. 7, Elias Limerick of Selins
grove and Mrs. Diana Hetrick o
} Mahanoy,
Mar. 7, By Rev. J. F. Wampole
john G. Stimeling of Pfoutz Valley
Perry Co., to Emma Jane Heimbacl
of Washington twp.
Mar. 8, at Beavertown, by Rev
ID. NJ. Stetler, Manassas Gilbert o
land Louisa Gearhart, both of Bea
vertown.
--, at Port Treverton, b,
Rev. j. w. Bentz, John A. Step all,
and Amelia G. Fisher, both Of Sny
der Co.
Mar. II, at Huntingdon, by Rev
Il. Pearce, j. ID. Hamilton ant
Cora NJ. Erhart, both of Mcclure
] Mar. 10, at Adamsburg, by Rev
NJ. l.. Dietzler, Millard A. Scham
bach ofTroxelville to Ellen B. Nc
Clellan of Beaver twp.
Mar. 10, w. H. Swartz and Re
becca Price, both of Chapman twp
I Mar. %, John w. Hocl,, son O
Albright S. Hoch: and Ida c. Stahl
both Of Kelly twp.
l Apr. 2, by r. c. Fiss, Esq, la
chariah Keller and Sarah A. Hum
incl, both of Sbamokin Dam.
Apr. 2, James Helwig and Emm.
Kramer, both of near Richfield.
Apr. 2, Geo. H. Hoffman Of PERI,
twp. to Maggie A. Mengel of Rich
field.
Apr. s, at Montandon, Albert C
Peters, formerlyof Middleburg, ant
Amanda G. aWinkleblock of Laurel
ton.
Apr. s, Edward Rhoads of Jun
iata Co. and Annie Nj. Willow O
West Perry twp.
/ Apr. 8, M. l.. Walter and Mari,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-23
The Record Of 50 Years
The Marriages for tie Lad Thirty
Years Compiled to Rev;ve Pleas
ant Recollections and to Prsssece
the Same.

Y
both of Washington twp.
Nov. q, by Rev. w. A. Haas,
Francis Miller of Penn twp. te
Savilla Bailey OF Monroe twp.
f, Nov. p, John Mepgle Of Wash
ington twp. to Mary E. Silver Of
Perry twp.
Dec. l, c. w. Sanders of near
Centreville and Emma +. Mover OF
Union Co.
Dec. ], Rufus Knepp OF Banner
vile to Agnes c. Worrall of Milroy.
Dec. 4 by J. f. Shinkel, J. p,
Jonathan Drummer to Ellen Bower
sox, both of Centreville.
Dec. 4, at Beavertown, by Rev.
d. NJ. Stetler, John F. Gcarhart Of
Centre twp. to Sarah Jane Row OF
Monroe twp.
Dec. II, at New Berlin, by Rev.
H. W. Gross, Samuel b. Sholler
and Caroline A. Beaver, both Of
Snyder Co.
Dec. II, by j. l. Yerger, J. p,
Lewis Troup of fCross Roads, Junia.
ia, Co., to Sallie s. Bender of Perry
twp.
Dec. IL, by Rev. j. p. Shindel
Geo. W. Miller of Union Co. ant
Kate Kohler of Snyder Co.
Dec. l3, by Rev. Nj. l.. Dietzler
Emanuel B. Steininger and Delilal
Ellen Shook, both Of Middlecreek.
} Dec. Is, by Rev. Haas, w. w
Mayes Of Lewistown and Mrs. Ann,
Walborn Of Selinsgrove.
Dec. Is, by Rev. Haas, Benjamin
, F. Row to Clara Gordon both O.
Smith Grove.
Dec. IS, by J. Z. Shinkel, J. p.
George Henry of Centreville ant
,, and Catherine Grubb of Centretwp
!, Dec. %, by Rev. NJ. L. Dietzler
,, James ID. Dreese of Adamsburg an,
. Laura Ellen Straub of Painter.
0 Dec. %, by Rev. Gross, Rev. j
D. Shortess of Union Seminary an,
Minerva l.. Splitter.
Dec. %, by Rev. w. A. Haas
!, d. F. Fisher of Penn twp. and Ma
E tilda Meyer of Washington twp.
Dec. %, by same, John Clop1
, and Maggie S. Hoffman, both Of Sc
. llnsgrove. r
i; Dec. 25, Charles J. DeI.ong ant
Ella Fry, Centre twp. .
Dec. %, by Rev. J. W. Bentz
Nathan Bressler of Schuylkill Co
! to Lydia Somes Of Aline.
Dec. %, by Rev. J. W. Buckley
john s. Haybrick of Lewistowl
! and Mary G. Kinney ofSelinsgrove
Dec. 25, by J. Z. Shinkel, j. p.
Benjamin Loss, Jr., of Centre twp
to Susanna Rarick of Limestone
Union Co.
Dec. n, by Rev Shindel, Allel
Boyer and Clara Bolig, both ofSny
der Go.
Dec. q, by Rev. Gross, j. Win
field Sampsell, M. d., and Elite A
Spangler, both of CentreviIle.
Dec. q, by Elder F. Bower
Fred. +. Kramer and Lille Am
brose, both of Lena, Ills.
; Dec. p, at Beavertown, by Rev
ID. NJ. Stetler, Cyrus c. Dietrich
and Mary f. Shook, both of Yves
Beaver.
Dec. %, by Rev. w. r. Wieand
Lorenza ID. Wileman of Adamsbur,
f and Mary Jane Reed of Mifflin Co
Dec. 20, by Rev. S. p. Brown
Thomas p. Derr and Lizzie Rhoads
both of West Perry twp.
. Dec. 20, bv Rev. Gross, DAME
c. Percel of Winfield and Kat
Snyder of Forest Hill.
1882.
Jan. /, at Port Treverton, by ID
S. Thursby, J.P., John H. Heroic
and Amelia l.. Walter, both of Free
burg.
Jan. l, by Rev. M. L. Dietzler
: Isaac G. Swartzand MaryM. Bower
, sox, both OF Troxelville.
Jan. 3, by Revs. S. E. Ochsen
ford and p. Born, Charles p. Ulrich
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b0sh Qf WINFIELD.
May 2, by Rev. ]. W. D.
A. Romberger and Emm, .
man.
May 4, by Rev. W. A. NJ
F. Brouse and Agnes NATL,
a@an, both Of jackson twp.
May Z, John c. Stinel;
Perry'Co. and Emma j. ~
of Washington twp.
May Z, by A. G. HorDI
J. p, Joseph H. Meiser ofo
and Ida p. Leight of Susan
twp, Juniata Co. u
May 10, at Bedford, br
Father OConnel, W. III
and Odessa Cook, both c. R..
Pa.
May IA, by Rev. j. f. w,
VIM. ID. Bilger of jackson +,
Mary M. Foltz OF Franklin
May Is, by Rev. Coon, /
c. Smith OfCedar Falls, 10,
Jennie Evans Of Oak Park
formerly Of this place.
May II, N. L. Lephner Of
o., and Maggie E. Hilbish, dI
er, Of Col. P. Hilbish ofSelip,
May Is, by d. s. Bover,
r. W. Sanders and Barbara
etter, both Of Perry twp.
May Is, by d. s. BOYER
w. W. sanders and lsarbara
etter, both Of Perry twp. /
May Is, by Rev. Dietzler,
M. Wagner Of West Beav
Minnie j. Strunk Of Lewistov
May Is, by same, Hen,
Hoover Of Penn twp. to I.yda
of Washington twp. /
May %, at Beavertcwn, BY
d. NJ Stetler, VIM. ]. Sna
West Beaver twp. toS. Kate
ner.
May 25, by Rev. H. w.
Henry F. Mohn to Lizzie VI
both of Centreville.
May rs, by Rev. Dietzler, !
L. kanawell of Juniata Go, anil
lie E. Getz Of Aiamsburg.
May 25, by Rev. Dietzler, h
A. Hendricks and Sue Seip, N
Adams twp.
May %, by Rev. Reed, d
A. Stetler Of Middleburg andl
E. Renninger Of Midd!ecreek.
May 20, by Rev. w. A. 4
DR.. E. w. Toole and JennieV
both Of Freeburg. /
May 80, by Rev. J. W. 4
E. J. Griffith Of ShamoEi.
Cm rie Shaffer of Port Treveu,
June 4, by Rev. J, W. }
Albert Fisher and Alice Sh'
both Of Port Trevertoh.
June s, by Rev. S. p. B
Milton NJ. Noecker and Ann.
Hockenbroch, both ofChapman
June II, by Rev. J. P. Shi
Edwin Snyder to Kadora c. R
both of Washington twp.
| June Is, at NorthumbcrIan,
Hev. +. Il. Swartz, John Ha
Freebiirg to Mary Alice Stu
Selinsgrove.
June IS, BY y! s. Boyer,
Henry w. SteFsn Of Union twI
Amelia Reichenbactl Of Wash
twp.
June "a, by Rev. SpahgIvr,
risOn knouse and Lizzie Stein
both of Franklin twp.
June q, Prof. A. E. Gcbb
Union Seminary, New Bersh
Kate Kranshop of Lancaster.
>! June q, at Mt. Carmel,
Gurus Of Selinsgrove to ID
';;Persing of Mt. Carmel.
| June q, by Rev. Shindel,
Jordan and Amanda Koons, b
this county.
June u, Geo. +. Holme
Mahala G. Maths, both OF
grove.
July 2, at Selinsgrove, by
W. A. Haas, Charles f. Sal
: of Centre twp. and Sallie c.
dleswarth of Middleburg.
July 2, by Rev. J. +. Wal
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