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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-17

In public letter, Governor Leedy of
Kansas indulges in this outrageous at
tack upon the Supreme Court OF tho
United States, over the Nebraska rail
road decisions
II tho court still nursues tho corrupt
and. rotten practices that it has hereto
fore by changing it's decision to suit
the shifting interests of the railroad
corporations it will make plain the fact
that the people OF the United States
need not look further to the courts for
Justice.
And all because the court decided
that rsilruad company hat some rights
with respect to running its business
that even Populist Legislature it
bound torespect. Governor Leedy evil
IDENTIFY needs a straight jacket.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-17

General W. S. Roseprans, who died
on Friday, was soldier who gained
honorable distinction during the civil
war of 1S6l-6j. lie first attracted at
tention in military operations in West
ern Virginia, winning SUCCESS at Rich
Mountain and gaining the reputation
of humane and Just man. He had
the honor to be pitted for time against
Gen. II. i. Lee and to have held his own
we'll against that skilful commander.
Later he served in Mississippi and was
in actions at Iuka and Corinth. His
most notable battle was Chickamauga,
whore the Confederates gained an indie
cisive victory. A Democrat from con
viction, no served two terms in Con
gress and WAS register of the treasury
at Washington from 1885 to 1888.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-17
w ANAMAKER,S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March ID, 1888
The Spring Silks Are Ready

"Complet' reads the sign hung
on Paris omnbuses when the seats
are taken. Complete" says the
silk chief as he sums up the sea.
sons elegance gathered here. To
be sure, he is mistaken, for com.
pletion cannot be in such store,
where each day finds newness.
But silks. are at high-tide now, and
they are nodding CHEEKY good
morning to all who come. No flow
ers, save the loom blooms that
make the new silks more glowing
than usual.
Taffetas, forty-two styles, not
counting the plain colors, 75c to
B1.25.
There are quite four hundred
shades, in the solid colorings, 75c
to 81. ..-..-.
Satin Liberty, 75c.
Printed Foulards, 81 and S1.25.
BIack-and-white lndias and Taft
fetas-the lndas, soc to 81 rs; the
Taffetas, 75c to Sc.
But details grow tedious. 1t is
the whole, as picture Of spring
brightness, that you are asked to
see
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-17

The subject of reform in methods Of
county government ia still attracting
the attention Of the press and people Of
Sussox county, Tho Sussex Journal of
Georgetown says:
The Five Commissioners bill for Sul-
sex county, now before thu Legislature,
is a good bill and shnuld he passed
without dissenting vote. II is
utric!ly non partisan and Ia eminently
fair to all the pressnt county office
holders. Tho bin, II passed. would
save hundreds Of dollars to tho county
in tho way OF salaries, and what is Of
more Importance still, would give us an
effective government Of county affairs,
instead Of the cumbersome msthod 10y
which We are at present living under.
The old method is too slow and expen-
sive for these times Practically tho
same method as naked for SUSSEX, has
worked well in New castle, and there
can he no excuse for any member with
holding his vote from tho bill.
The Lowaa Pilot also refers to tho
same subject in these terms:
The Five Commissioners bill for Sus
tho tax payer without regard to party
has met with opposition in the Senate.
The amendments proposed will probably
defeat the object OF tho bin which wal
to reduce the expenses OF the county
some IS or Sl0,0 per snnum. aud t.
place the finances Of the county il
such condition that its obligation
could he met promptly ami purchases
10 made On a casa basis. 1t 10 very
unfortunate condition of public senti
mont that SUBMITS to the political ma.
liquidation Of measures for party succes
rather than for the goud OF the com
munity,
The Pilot iu right. II 10, indeed
unfortunate whom purtisan politics ar
injected intu Legislative measures of thi
character. The only question at issu
is one o: good local government and III
prevailing opinion throughout SUISSE
county is that the enactment Of tn
Five Commissioners bill would be
move in this direction. Any poitica
manipulation of the measure will be
grave mistake. The good of the con
munity, IA the Pilot points QUITS wins
should be looked after.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-17

Tho postnlIlces at Highland, New
Castle county, and Willow Grove. Kent
county, Delaware. will become domestic
money order Offices on April 1st, next,
These Offices will hR authorized to issue
and ray money orders and postal notes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
THURSDAY. April. IS. 1898.
SPANS PAST.

" Senior CASTELAR,, the great Republic
speech in the Spanish Cortcs In
giving brief forecast OF what the
Grafton will contain ~ Madrid dispatch
has this to say:
Senior Castelar's speech will be n
pnnegyric Of Spain's past greatness. 1t
will lament the sudden conversion of
the United States into provokers Of
an unjust war and will express keen
disappointment at the United States
'retroceding into the barbariSln of
war Continuing. Senior Castelar, will
predict that the quarrel between the
young and unwarlike nation and the
old and fighting race in the world will
result in the traditional heroism Of
Spain intiicting severe chastisement
on the prestige and material interests
OF the big democratic republic, whose
existence and prosperity is due t."
Spanish discovery and support when
America cast off the yoke of England"
Spain really has n past. but instead
Of being one that deserves a pancgyric
it should arouse the indignation and
contempt of all just and honorable
men. There have been Spaniards as
brave and fearless as men could pos
sibly be: men who have carved their
names high on the scroll Of undying
fame: but taken as a nation ii would
be impossible to find Il blacker and
bIoodier page in the history of the
world than the one which records the
deeds of the Spanish government.
Spain has past, but it seems to us
that her loyal sons would cndeavor
TO hide it rather than to call the at
tention of the world to what can only
be considered as oppressive and tyran-
ny.
So far as the young and unwarike
character of the American nation is
concerned it is only necessary to call
Senior Castelar's attention to a little
history. If he will 90 back into the
past, he will discover that General
Winfield Scott, with ten thousand of
those "unwarlike" Americans stormcd
Chepultapec. one of the most strongly
fortified places in the world and hurl-
ed from their position thirty thousand
Mexicans. If he will go a little further
BACK into history he will make the i'm
portant discovery that these Mexicans
We're direct descendants of the "old
and fighting race of the worla'' If
the necessity arises there can be no
doubt that there are at least 5000 900
more Americans who stand ready to
give as good an account Of themselves
as Gid the handful under Scott.
A 1t is indeed fortunate that Spain has
\ past. A careful inventory of her as
sets fail TO disclose the fact that she
has anything else on the balance. side
of the ledger
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the city council from the Sixth
ward, subject to the Democratic pri-
NJ. A. HICKEY.
till apr 2S-s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
Fellow Republicans.

City of Newport News
We, the undersigned members Of the
Republican City Committee, beg to
call your attention that the registra-
ton or voters will take place on
UESDAY, MAY 18TH.
At the usual places and we beg those
who have not already registered to be
on hand on the above date so that
they may be in line to cast their vote
in the coming city election.
Any other information desired on
this line will be gladly furnished at
either of the Republican Club rooms.
where there will he member on duty
aach night during the hours of to !?
P. NJ. to furnish such information.
Signed FRED READ
w. r. HOPKINS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
Attention Republicans!
10 all Loyal Republicans OF
Newport News:

a joint committee Of both factions
OF Republicans having met in confer
ence and come to L satisfactory settle
inent of factional differences. SO far
AS lhc coming ritv campaign is con-
cerned we call upon all Republicans
To support the ticket that is hereinaf-
ter submitted, and which will be
placed before the Republican voters.
as follows. On the evening of April
-, hnr,. Will be Il mass meeting held
avenue for the purpose OF ratiiS.ns
the action of the executive committees
OF both factions and the names ef Inc
candidates for the city officers Will he
placed before said mas meeting for
III tifica ton or rei.l .ion
PurSuan. co Il call of said committees
the Republicans of the city of New
port News will assemble in the various
wards on April 18th. at the places be-
low stated and nominate in
mass meeting candidates for the
city council and office of JUS
tice Of the peace for each ward
The meetings will be held in the fol-
lowing places at o'clock sharp:
First Ward. Captain Clayton's office,
Eighteenth street.
Second Ward. Union Hall. Twenty
second street between Madison and
Marshall avenues.
Third Ward. Car she'd Twcnty-scv-
enth street, between Chestnut ana oak
avenues.
Fourth Ward, Newport News Re
publican Club
Fifth Ward c. r. Huntington Re
publican Club,
Sixth Ward, Store room, corner
Thirty fifth street and Lafayette ave
nue..
Seventh Ward. II. ana w. C'askcys
office 'foundry). Forty-iirst street ana
Lafayette avenue. ....
FRED READ.
w. r. HOPKINS
C'h:lirlncn
WARREN SMITH.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
w. r. ELLISON,
VIM. ALLEN.
=. G. CORRlGAN.
II. WESTICOI"T.
+. j. MULCAHY.
G. Il. LIPSCOMR,
l.. J. RICHTER
WM. WASHINGTON,
w. r. SMITH,
FRANK R0YAL,
c. c. WATT.
JNo. HOFFMAN,.
Conference Com
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
mar 31-1mp.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

] hereby announce myself cnndt-
date for reelection to the office OF
Councilman OF THE Sixth ward of this
city, subject to the Democratic primary
apl1-tdt JAMES r. HUGHES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28

number of Cretans are anxious to
enlist in the United States army to
nghs against Spain. Aside from the
1ect that Uncle Sam needs no assist
Ahce IN this little matter, it might not
4 De out OF place to remark, in view of
certain incidents connected with the
war, that our flying
squadron" Is already sufficiently .x-
fensiye.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
Notice

Sealed proposals will be received at
my office until 10 o'clock May II, 1898.
for the collection and removal of the
garbage and waste of the city for a
period of one year. beginning June LIST.
the common council reserving the right
to reject any or all proposals. For
specifications apply to j. A. MASSIE,
city clerk.
SAML. w. HOBSON, M. D..
Health Officer.
apr $4,000. oil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-28
a GARD.
NOTICE,

Sealed proposals will be received at
my office until II O'Clock Saturday.
May II. 1895. for the collection and re-
normal OF the night soil OF The city
for period OF one year beginning June
LIST, the Common Council reServTing The
right to reject any or all proposals.
For specifications see contrac, of 1897
with J. A N1assie, city clerk.
S4ALML. w. HOBSON. NJ. d.
apl-1430-t Health officer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-04
solsaten idlaien i'm suselresen.

rasrmutbIiH psrbeH manGe eeute init ben Sauls
tern sudeu," iasts stu SOlsat pser bic brettastss
selaat ron San Snuu 9ta mitssmast bat, .penn
Id ss ais sins bel 9OIbatsn tduFs pPrtpmmeube Gre
i&etuuus ertldre eab e I'm auseIrsSen in siren sss
iuuheH SSIaf p.rtaasn, peun fs bas 6eusr ntGt ers
pireru earfsu; iOHhsru rubt8 Hsssn maH.n. IS ta
pas psber Prabisrsi NOD Goutabnbstt, iouteru nur
bic grlse uusebsursr Grrtsuus beS Gsbtrns. gisls
Iett ranu es irsenb Elm GsbrusSpeeta lift ertlarsn"
Su esrI,lesu Deiie erfaeusu psle 9eute saut alet
saliis sefdbrliasn Raasnlttbsu sssenhbtr, m.l6e
bpistttr'S WaSenbttters prompt betIen mhrbe. Das.
{slbe matt he ihlafsu aleid sinem vW2urmeltbler"
rpts man ,u Sasen pFsst. GS seri@afft Werpeu pon
GIsu. Gs hberpdItist sudIenbe Maaeuz unb Darn
Ieiseu, btlsb. uub trditat bic Rie-sn une rebt aus
BEN SIut aue nnrstItstttten. Sesen gsrfppfuns,
NsritsH bsfens emPfehlsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-04

@ir baben bic 8reile bie<
Ter M6bel @arnituren nieoe
rt9er an9eiebt, als M6beI
BON eleiber 6ualitdt ie aue
nor bier ansebpten tpur6en
uno Sic tperoen eingelaoen,
oielelben gu beiidtigen.
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eein seben ,unrne aerettet.

Serr S. 6. 2illp, elm beroOrrasenber
Burger bon 9annibal, Mso. iuurbe alf
uunberuole @eile bon einem I9redliz
den gobe errettet. gr erSdblt in Be>
5us bierauf Solsenoes: nS6 erfranfte
an tbpb0iem Sieber, bas in 2unsenent<
5iinouns iibersins. Meine 2unsen per=
bdrteten iid. Sd mar 10 idtuad, baB
ih ni6t einmal aufredt i'm Bette liben
fonnte. gsi9ts Balf-mir. Sd eripar=
tete i6on balb an Der S1tpinOiu6t su
iterben, als i'd bon Or. Sings ,,Neuer
gntbedans" b0rte. Cine 5lalde pere
idaffte mir idon sroBe @rlei6teruns.
SD iebte aber ben @ebraud fort unb
jest fible i6 mid seiuub unb itarf unb
fam oieie Meeistn gar ni6t senus To-
ben. 9ieie Mebi5in beilt ant iideriten
unb i6nelIlten ale Salss unb 2unseuz
leiben. 9ie resuldre @r6Be gu SO gts.
unb S1,00. Hrobeflalden frei in ber
Gpotbefe BON S. &ulteper & Con. Sebe
5laide miro sarantirt.
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bur9 leine unlinnige Sanolun9slpeiie
ausleee, unb er tonnte ieiuer oerniinfz
ti9en ueberlegung ni6t 10 gan; pere
lultis gegangen lein, baB es ibr nidt
Elm Vai6te8 selueien mdre, i'm BON Der
NotDmenoigfeit ieiner ioforti9en @nt@
fernuna su iber5eugea.
Seet aber mar iDr je0e WO9li6feit
basu atgel6nitten. Sie muBte ni6t,
mobin lie cine @utwort ri6ten iollte,
benn in bem Sriefe fanb ii6 nirsenbs
cine 9tnbeutung iiber ieiueu 9lufentz
bali. Gie bate feline on0ere Wabl
mebr ai8 bie, entueoer ieinem 8erlanz
gen su ipittiaBreu ober bies S9reibell
ats nid)t pOrbanbea an3uleben. Sn
oem einen ipie in Dem anberen Salle
aber beIbrpor lie banit eine Gefabr
berauf bereu Tolgen unabIebbar iparen
unb Dor Der lie tros ibrer Surcbtlolis>
felt in tiefiter Geele erbebte.
Ger fill abluagenoe 0erltauo rietb
ibr Die unerb0rte Soroerung Grabs,
beren Grfiillung inn feinen 0eminH
uno ibr ielber nur Sdna6 uno
Sdanbe brinsen fonnte, in f6peisenz
Der Gntriiitung bon lid at ipeiIen, aber
lauter uno INNER lauter erbob ii9
baneben in ibrem Ser,en jene oerfiibre>
rid lodenbe Gimme, ole ibr idon
seitern auf Dem 0einritt bic Sreube
iber ibre tapfere Selbltbeberrlduus
ibmer5lib getriibt bate. 1iefer als je
mrBte lie empfinoen, baB au6 Tie nur
Elm @eib Iei, Anb oaB au6 fir lle Elm
slugenblid fommen fonnte, in wethem
sic SeligfeIt, on Get Sruit bes geliebs
ten 9Ji0nles ;u ruben, bunOertfa9
silles auf3muiesen uerm05te, mas tie
Gil &lan5 uno 8eibtbuni uno geIell>
ii)aitlirBer Nlaht ais bas b0d)lie 3iet
hires 2ebeus erltrebte.
9iubelos unO unentlbloilen sins iie
III ibren j3iulmer auf unb nieber.
SIuoertmal idOn bate iie nit bem
slusorud unulait06ii9er 9eltimmtbeit
bal6laut Dor iiG bin seiast: sd
werbe ni6t seben!A !A-uno bunbertmal
bate bod ous Sdinpfen uno 3lpeifeln
bon gleuem begonnen, bic gebeinlten
9iefen ibrer Seele aufwiiblenb, linb
bas miibiam aufsefiibrte @ebdube fals
ter lleberlegun9 bis in feline grunos
| feifen eri9iitterno.
Sod ME luar es ibr 10 idmer sefpors
ben ME beute, in bem unbermeibli1en
8erfebr nit ibrem @atten binter elmer
9leiGmiitbie rubi9en Wiene au pers
bergen, mas in ibren Ser,en rans uno
fdmpfte. Gum erlten Wlal bate iie ia
in @irfli6feit etipos Dor ibm ali pers
beimlidert uno iie fiiblte nit innerem
Dansen, ME unidgli1 idiper bies ieis
men tlaren, idarfen, burd0rinsenSen
ausen geseniiber fei. @emiB mar es
MIR cine tb0ridte @inbilbuns, taB lie
etwas Defenders Mi btrauii1es in leis
men @orten uno Yliden, etnas ses
raoesu feinoielis Gaubes in benz Slang
ieiner Stimme mabrsunebmen 9laubte !;
aber 70 lange lie in benz oiilteren
Speiie5immer inn seseniiberiaB, 70
lange Der beoriidenoe 9ann, Der bon
ieiner Teri0nli9teit aussing, ouf ibr
laiiete, mar lie jebenfalls ieft eute
i6loiien, nidt einmal ben Sdein elmer
gflidtperletuns auf ii6 gu nebmen.
(5urtiebuns folst).
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Wtabncfe @ptel Sar,
OF 6outon 8 straBe,
70 Ut. M u TT, -. Giaentbiimer.

Wan finbet bier Elm borahalides
8laS Bier unierer beimif6en Braue.
reien. Beionbere Nnertennung pers
bieuen bic Weine, @igarren, Wbisties,
2iqu6re &c. . 8or3hgltder 6reis
lun6 bes W orgenS unb Rad.
mittags. Sieie Wirtbl9aft erfrent
fd bes ausge3eihneten Rufes su benz
angenebmfen gufentbaItsorte Der
Stabt au adblen.
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aRatthies Srps. Tleti@er,

No. 507 Oft.6 ii 4 o n.StraB.
9sur baS porshsIi6fe Riab', 5daf'
unb SdDeinefeii6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges aalbfeifd.
AGe Qrten bon Wurf, S9infen.
9unae, 5hmals &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-04

Serb. gtaifel 331 gafi Com.
meree Strabe. Gelbs unb 8arteu.
Sdmereieu fets friid. Winier Surf
Oats. Roaaen unb 8erae fur Wiutsr
Qafure. Pratts Food fur pferbe,
anbe unb Shbner. DaS bette WittsI,
um Shbusr Ie0su ID MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-04

- Der bisherfse Sauptmonn Soief
SAUL Der ~Didter 8ebtIfe" bss
sfaiiers g8ilbelm H., bot bel Der bon
ibm erbetenen 8erabi9iebung ben
@ana zines Waiors erbalten unb III
gum Sntenbantur Ratb unb Drama.
tursen bes @ies5abeuer 9oftbsaters
ernannt tDorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-04
G. BAUM,
Cinderella 'Sdub' palaf,
207 Wlamo plaaa.

- Msenidirme, Opsrneldfer. Sois
leiiefdhen, 8hrfeu, Rdmme, Yorte.
monnoie's. Gisarrea.gtuis, Streid'
b6l3erbifien In 8oIb uub Silber unb
taulenb anbere artitel bel @rtser
Bros.
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9as 8iir8er Sidet.

9as 8iir8er Sidet.
Sir 9iftritt.Saidter:
5. 8. Camp.
SIR 9iitritt.Mnmalt
u. 2emD.
SIR 9ifrift.glert:
6enrD u N deib.
SIR gountp,Ribter:
Better Sonas.
SIR gountpsglert:
Stab. %. 6 NTH.
SIR gouuts. Solicitor:
5 ode @affianp.
Sir Sheriff:
Sobn WtItens, ir.
SIR gpuntp.Nntpalt:
SobnN. D'@onuor.
Sir gountp.Giiefior:
gbarle8 Shtner.
Sir County. .Shasmeifter:
Sobn %. Sobin.
SIR gountp<8ermeiier
Sbos. s. Nelion.
SIR Sdute. unb 8ieb.Snipecto,:
0otparb N. 6enutna.
Sir County @hul=Superintenbsnt
Dr. Sobn q. &ote.
SIR bic 2e9islatur
%. u. Mur3bud.
%. 9. Rerr.
Sir Gountps& &ommiiidre:
preeintt Is. 6. Dwper.
precintt 2-SeB M. Bell.
preeinft So. .. 5alliuap.
preeintt 4-Sobn 6. 8rainer.
Sir Sriebens.Sfihter:
preeintt 1-Grantp. Waib.
Preeintt Is bab. 3. ADAMS.
Sir &onitabler:
Soc 3obr.
Sir bffentlider gSdser:
6 baS. Nul | m q n n.
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Cinderella @9ub Yalait,
2O7 Mlatitp Yla3a.

Bette Qualitdt 6erreu S6ube au
$5. 90, nerf1iebene Gaeona
au $3.65.
Beiebt uniers S9aufenaer. cine
reihe Nua afe0uug bon S9uben au
$3.65. tpelde $500 mertb fnb. 0sur
cine 29p@e.
Wir pertaufen gu6 ssofer au $3.50
unb aufu0rtS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-24
AMSBURG.

Prof. Paul Billhardt of Middle
burg was in town. DIR. G.. &.
Smith is stayiug at Freeburg this
week, attending the patients of DR..
Snith of place. =. .J. G. Mover aud
family intend moving to Mt. Union
on Tucsdav......B Banks Drcesc, who
is cmpIoyed in Lock Haven, ACCOM-
panied by his gradson, George, Wis
tied at his Eomc over Sunday .....
Hurley Romig and wife spent Sun
day 1T Mcclure. .....J. B. SpanClcr
had a fire nrw organ placed in his
residence las; week .Dumeyer
bought another carload OF cattle in
this section. Mrs. Jno. Hamilton
and sou, f. c., made a business trip
to sillamokin last week. .....C. W.
Smith, wife and child spent Sunday
in New Berlin. g. . Ms. Hannah
smith OF MIddieburg Is Il guest at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
7. Keller. John Strawser, who
was cmployed in philadcldhia, has
returned home. VIM. s. christ
spent Sunday in Ccntreville.
Cyrus Middlcswarth of Atkins Mills
is visiting old friends in this place,
his former home. .... Rev. Ximmcr-
man will preach a Thanksgiving ser
man in the Luth. church on Thurs
day evening =. Rev. Zimmerman
and Reuben Drcese are attending
the Juniala conference Of the Central
Pcnna. Synod convening at Lilly
vile.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-24

;. ). pawling and wife spent sew
eral days at Duncan's Island.
Gettysburg foot ball team played
Sus"quchanna team on Saturday.
Score 1910 in favor of Suspuehanna.
The writer thinks our team is not
their class as they could not score
point. They remained over Sun
day and were very much pleased at
the treatment they received at the
hands of our citizens no,withstand-
ing their shameful treatment OF our
team when it played at Gettysburg
and won. :. Rev. Barb OF the col
iege church delivered the first of
his series OF sermons on Bunyan' Pill
grims' Progress last Sunday
Mrs. Mary Miller Of Wiliiamsport
and her aunt, Mrs. Graham of Har-
risburg, are being entertained hv
Mrs. Belle Gardner. -. Miss Nellie
Hover of Lewisburg is the guest OF
Miss Ethe. Schoch The band
had chicken and waffle supper on
Saturday evening. They ted be-
tween two and three hundred people
Mrs. Ed. Taylor spent Sunday in
Sunbury among friends. ... Harvey
Long who is working at the capitol
building at Harrisburg left for that
place to resume his work. Harvey
Schoch has put in acytelene gas in
his house. Mrs. Schoch entertained
a number of friends from North
cumberland and Lewistown on Sat
urday. >. Miss Sholly of Mont
gomery is spending several weeks
with her uncle, DR.. Born .... The
! Union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Reformed church, SER
mon by Rev. Chilcote of the NJ. E..
church......David Myer and wife of
Centre Hall spent several days with
his son, Charles, at Bloomsbury re-
turning home on Saturday afternoon
......The Reformed congregation is
rebuilding the church steeple which
was damaged by lightning several
months ago 1.-THE shoe factory is
rushed with orders, enough to keep
them running day and night until
the holidays. We hope the rush
will continue.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-11-24
The Rev Irl r. Hicks

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