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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-02-10
FLORIDA.
Personally Conducted Tour
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The next Pennsylvania Railroad tour to
sonville, allowing two weeks In Florida
leave New York and Philadelphis by d
train Of Pullman Palace Caraa. a.ueudsy. Feb}
8. Excursion tickets, including railway
portation. p ullman Recommendations Zone Y
and meals on route In both directions
travelling on the special train. will be sd
tho following rates: New York, 5000; 4
delphis, $50; Cspsdaigus, e52.sS; Rris, 4
wilkssbsrss, >1o.s6; Pittsburg, $500; Al
proportionste rates from OF Ier points.
For tiokets, Itineraries. end full informI
apply N ticket agents; Tourist Agent
Broadway, New York; or address Ged
Boyd. Assistant General Passenger \
Brood Street Station, Phiisdelphis.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-02-10
Caution Notice.

At the constable's sale recently I purcH
the following named articles and left the}
the possession OF John G. Meyer. All ped
are hereby cautioned not to meddle with
same.
3horses, lot harness, Q shoats, l fat
wagon, spring harrow, lot corn. buggy, md
ground, lot potatoes, cook stove, lot carp}
beds and bedding.
j. K. BOGAR, McKees Half Falls, |
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-02-10
Chius's New Railway

London. Feb. s.-Ths Hong Kong cor
respondent OF The Times says IN i'm
psrial sdict authorisss Shsng II Jsn.
director general Of railways. to preessd
with the construction Of the Ewang
xvng railway. and oasng - Tea Aaa
iavftsl ths ee-ppssaeiSa. .ee ,Cheee cAsn.
oensul general at olnganors. whs. -
wsaathy, asd Q nsttvs q Kwaas Tuns
Deovines.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-02-10

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Couit Of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF
Snyder County, Pa. held as February Term
commencing February 2sth, 1898.
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Occupation. Residence.
Aiger. John W.. carpenter, Beaver
Bingslnan, Fred, gentleman, Centre
Billhardt. Paul, musician. Middeburg
Gordon, John r., farmer, West Perry
Grsybill, Irwin, laborer, Franklin
Glass, Henry II lime burner. Washington
Houser, James N, laborer, Union
Hendricks, Chas. O., hardware Selinssrove
Hartman, Newton. laborer. Monroe
HOrnberger, G. G., farmer, West Perry
Livingston, Geo. p carpenter. Selinsgrove
Mciser, David, miller, Chapman
Miller, Levi, laborer, jackson
Mattern, David A., merchant. Adams
McClenlan, Wm H., fatmer, Spring
Msrkley. Jonathan, farmer, Perry
Srimeling, John, laborer, Penn
Shook, Joseph, farmer. West Beaver
Schsmbach, Harvey, farmer. Franklin
Woomer, Ammon, farmer. West Perry
wilt Daniel. laborer, Washington
Wagner. Harvey. laborer, West Beaver
Wilmer. David G., farmer, Union
Wolgemuth, A. b., merchant, Selinsgrove
PETIT JURORS.
Adams, John, laborer, Penn
Bolig, Fred, carpenter, Centre
Bargo, 8. d.. farmer, PeIry
Bschmsn. l.. c., teacher, Franklin
Brouse, Noah, farmer. jackson
Charles. Henry r., sawyer. Union
Dunkleberger, Lank. saddler, Washington
Dreese, Reuben, gentleman. Spring
Dinius, A, H.. farmer. Middlecreek
Dcrk, Henry, merchant, jackson
Duck, II. j., printer, selinsxrOve
Eisenhasd, Gabriel, farmer. Chapman
Fetter, franklin, farmer, jackson
Gearhart, John A., farmer. Spring
Hoitzapple. +. H., teacher. Washington
Hummol, J. E., laborer. Middlecreek
Herrold. VIM. g.. laborer, Union
Hummel, Jerry, farmer. Monroe
Herrold, John H., laborer, Chapman
Hendricks, Henry, farmer.
Houts, Joh.. cig.rmaker. Washington
Klose, Uriah. farmer. franklin
Klose. VIM. j.. saddler. Spring
Keller, VIM, n, confectioner, Beaver
Meyer. n. H., laborer. Selinsgrove
Martin. Thomas, lsborer. Centre
Manevall, Daniel farmer, West Perry
Meyer. Harvey. farmer, jackson
Nspp. W. W., merchant. Centre
Newman, John, Sr., farmer, Chapman
Oppenheimer. solomon. merchant, Selinsgrove
Pontius, Henry, teacher, Washington
Rearich, X. H., farmer. Franklin
Roush, Nathan. lsborer, Union
Reichenbsch, Daniel. farmer. Perry
Reigle, Irvin, lsborer. Union
staiey, John H., farmer, 6elinsgrove
6priggle, G. g., farmer. West Perry
Stshi, Peter Jr., lsborer. Union
Smith, Daniel, thrssher, Monroe
Spangler, J. b., laborer. Spring
Schoch, Geo, j., farmer. Monroe
8nook, william. lsborcr. Sellnsgrove
shannon. John. plastessr. franklin
Walter. George. son Of Jacob Walter.
farmer. Franklin
Wolf, George H.. lsborer. uuion
Winter. Issse, clerk. beaver
ziegler, James, farmer. Niddlecreek
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-02-10

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UnuNklNNbOO Halls Remedy. Iwilisend
one dime. Address 4. FOWLER, Beg q, Grant,
NY. 1.17.3m.
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UANTED-Rsltabls mon 70 tack up sdvsrtis
w Ing sigus; elaD weekly; seeady work
MkDlClNE CO, 80 NoFSk colorado street..
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-02-10
Jury List

List Of Grand Jurors drawn for the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delivery
and Couit Of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace OF
Snyder County, Pa.. held as February Term
February 18th, 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Hints for Camping Parties.

4 veteran rroSpoctOr furnishes the fol-
lowing directions for camping parties to
avoid danger from being Stung by
scorpions, ~turantulas or other poisonous
insects or attacks from rattlesnakes and
other reptiles:
AS soon as a camping ground is selected
clear an area of fifty or more feet SQUARE
OF brush and other vegetation. Spread a
layer OF dry sagebrush or tree branches
over this ground and set fire to the
brush. This will destroy all reptils and
insects.
The camping place selected should he
IN an open place away from trees or
s~hrubbery, as they afford a harbor for
poisonous insects.
Scrub cedar trees should be especialIy
avoided, as they are the ~fav0rite breeding
place for scorpions. The c~ampinp-place
should also be located some distance
from springs or water courses. as they
are resorted to after nightfa!l by animals
and reptiles to quench their thirst. A
few pounds of coarse sulphur drorned
INTO the "amp fire will effectu,!!v .iriyn
away m~osqnitos, gnats and otter annoy
ing winged insects.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
A Rising Writer.

There is a young fellow on the Salt
Lake Tribune who writes about the
most entertaining column of flcetiae
eNtaht. a pleasant mingling Of witicism
and clever bits of original verse. maxine
All together as an original "A compound as
one VIII run on to in many a long
Journey through the exchanges.
n writer of this column is Tod
Ho"dWln, the son of c. G. Goodwin. and
he has his fathers graceful way Of hand
ing English and turning clever l,ara
graphs with a poetic faculty thai tells of
MS iather's strain Of blood mingled with
ms molher's ready wit. His n,niher WAS
i carson girl, Miss Alice Maynard. 1t is
hafd Tor an old century plant like our
serves TO realize how that boy has grown
and spread out in the columns of b,s
fathers paper. Why. we used TO know
the little Kid when he was so small th.t
MS mother used to give him u tub
bath-ln the altogetner-without navinr
any attention to the guests who hann.n
to be at the Judges house and the lanios
used TO eXclalm owe the little chan and
call HIM Cupid for he was a dead rinrer
tor his namesake. Now he is banoinr
about Salt Lake in mems clothes and
beating his awful dad as a writer.
Lord, how times flies
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24

Wiil Fill the Call.

Since the call for a battalion of Infantry
from Nevada was issued the boys of the
Nevada State Militia have been pretty
onsy, and 1t is now a cetaintv that the
number of men desired will be fnr-
niShed.
Lieutenant Carney of Company F. has
thirty men on his roll who are ready to
1nlist. Company B., Emmet Guard. has
81 members who have all signed the
enrolment list and voted to 90 to war
In Reno it is reported that a full COM
pany has already enlisted and are only
awaiting the call to be mustered in.
Lieutenant Bennett of the reoular
army arrived yesterday and Colonel
Lord came down from the Comstock to
confer with him. Adjutanl General Ga
lusha is in San Francisco, having gone
on account of his health, and he absence
OF Chas. Peters, the Assistant Adiutant
General of the State, kept Lieutenant
Bennett from any real work Yesterday.
lie VIII start things moving TODAY and
the State militia will take on a war like
appearance in a few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Daughters Of Rabakah.

The following are the names of the
delegates to the Grand Lodge of Daugh-
ters OF Rebekah which convened here
this week:
Wadsworth-Mrs. j George, Mrs. E
NJ Proctor.
Nirginia-Mrs. NJ Mack. Mrs. l. Bar
mum, Mrs. a Warren. Mrs. NJ Haist
Treasurer.
Reno-Mrs. X James, Mrs. n Hawaii
ehv' Mrs. A Lecper, President, Mrs. l.
CURTIS Mrs. e Bradshaw, Warden; Mrs.
NJ Brown, Mrs. A Nelson, Miss NJ Dun
nlng, Mrs. y Willis, Miss L MaLotte.
Genoa-Mrs. d Fulton, Mrs. J Me-
C~"rthack, Miss c Lupton, Mrs. F Fetlic.
Dayton-Mrs. E Coffin, Secretary: Mrs.
+ Lathrop, Mrs. NJ Tallieur, Mrs. A
Mack, Miss y Lathrop, Vice President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
A Battery of Snobs.

The exhibition made by the snoboc
racy OF the Aston Battery now in San
francisco, is sickening to every Ameri-
can. They inSuItingly refused to be fed
py the hei Cross Society and none but
wealthy people can get into the place
where they lounge. The letters U. S. can
hardly be seen on their accouterments.
but the words ".Astor Batterv- is as lilo
AZ a sign on a Camy Merritt saloon. They
have been three weeks enlisted and call
themselves "regulars."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Funeral Of Marion Little

The funeral of the late Marion Little
TOOK place yesterdy afternoon at o'clnck
rom the a. .. U. w. Hall under the ans
plces of that order. Rev. Wilson deliver
ed the sermon and a choir consisting of
Mrs. Iorreyson, Mrs. Cagwin and Messrs
Iorreyson and Pearce sang Lead Kind
est Light rs Thy Name Written There?
AMI Nearer My God To Thee"
II procession of sorrowing friends
was very long.
n pall-hearers We're VIM. Kinney.
"eo' ii. Meyers, James Spurgeon. VIM
WOODBURY., Henry Daughterty. G. II.
Malsh, Henry Fothergill and d. Gree.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
ALL SORTS.
Trib is the best liniment.

FRESH vegetables at Bakers.
For first class photographic work go to
PAINTERS. He gives his customers a fin
lsh and effect not to excelled. If
The Senior class commencement ball
will be given Friday evening, July lst.
ok cts are - cents.
A proposition is on foot for the State to
issue bonds to assist deep mining on The
ComStock.
Richardson is the sole agent for
Dowd's, Lakeview Strawberries. They
are especially good this year and are sold
3 boxes for p cents. If you want the
best, get Nevada fruit.
Miss Edith Howell has accepted a posi-
ton at Mills Seminary as a teacher of
elocution. This is a high compliment to
the young lady as Mills Seminary had
all of California to pick from. By
reason of this engagement Miss Howe
will not be able to appear in a recitation
on the Fourth Of July.
The Improvement Club at their meet
ing last Tuesday night passed a r~esolu-
ton calling upon all Of our citizens on
main street to make it a part of their
business to drive prOtruding nails down
and adze away large knots on their re-
spective sidewalks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
An Investment.

we wish to call the attention of our
patrons to the fact that we are maxim
arrangements to handle some of the new
Issue of United States 3 per cent bonds
and viii he pleased to serve our clients
and friends, should they wish to invest
IN these securities. They will be fur
nlshed without commission at current
rates and within reasonable time after
the Bonds are issued by the ernm
The Bullion and Exchange Bank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Montana Asks Nevada's Aid in
Educational Matters.

The progress Nevada has made in
educational matters during the past two
years has done q world of good for the
schools of the State, but the influence of
d man OF energy and ability at the head
OF N public school system is not con-
flned to our State alone as the following
letter from the State Superintendent of
schools for the State of Montana indi-
Gates:
Office of Sup't. of Public Instruction.
Helena, Montana, NAV :. 1895.
Hon. II. c. CUTTING.
Sup't. Public Instruction,
Carson, Nevada.
MY DEAR SRA committee. of which
| am chairman, have in preparation a
course of study for the common schools
of the State. l have been examining
your course with much satisfaction. I
believe it is a good one. I shall be
greatly obliged if you will send a COPY to
each of the following named. who are
my associates on the committee:
Fr. Oscar Craig, MissOula, Mont.
Pres. ID. +. Sanders, Dillon. Mont.
Prof. H. A. Hun, Dillon, Mont.
Prot. j. +. klOck, Helena, Mont.
Prot. Pearls, Marysville, Mont.
should be much pleased to hear from
you regarding the success of the course
IN NeVada. What steps We're taken to
secure its Introduction? Do your teach
ers use its generally throughout the
State? Any suggestions you will make
will be thankfully received.
Very Truly Yours,
+. A. CARLETON.
Sup't. Public Instruction.
Supt. Cuttings interest in the welfare
OF the schools of Nevada has been such
as to merit the approval of the entire
populace, and his enthusiasm in his
work is unbounded. Recently he has
again demonstrated his interest in the
of the State 10y securing for
them half fare rates to California and re-
turn for such as desire to go to the sea
coast State tor their summers vacation.
a rest from he rduous and nerve
breaking employment in which our
are engaged is absolutely neces-
stry for the best success in teaching and
the teachers of Nevada will remember
Mr.. Cuttings kindness and ability when
the fall election comes. Old fnppins and
pensioners are not wanted
as supervisors our educational interests.
AS III the school. room, the energy and
enthusiasm Of youth is needed in a State
superintendent of Schools. Mr.. Cutting
mas done more for the welfare ot th..
schools of Nevada than all his prede-
cessorS combined. This is no extrava-
statement, thoughtlessly written
out Is a~bnndantly supported by the
records. Elk0 county will stand by him
% a man.-Elko Argunaut.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
$1,000 Short

IL now transpires that the shortage
III 9uggenheIms accounts are larger than
first reported, amounting to $1,000 from
the various lodges for which he handled
funds.
In addition to the shortage to the var
lous associations he has helped relieve
several of his friends of cash, Goth
HAST, j. A. Dawson, Joe Josephs and
Fred Bierk are among the unfortunate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
At Regular Rates.

During the past twenty-four hours
several a~ffidavits, relative to the Orphans
Home squabhle, have been sent to this
office for publication emenatiug from
both factions i'll the controversy. They
were all declined, and all persons con-
cerned IN the affair are notified that there
Is no room in the APPEAL for these atfi-
uaVltS' except ut the uniform price of one
dollar per line.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Millinery Goods.

have a very select assortment q
Millinery Goods and they are fashionable
as well as reasonable.
L want the ladies of Carson to examine
ana price them. l feel certain that I can
SUIT all who deal with me.
Miss NJ. MURRAY
Main Street, Opposite the Postofice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Red Cross Tonight.

The Red Cross Society will give their
na'' at the Opera House this evening.
mere Will be an entertainments and
dance. Curtain raises promptly at S
O'Clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-24
Bargains for the Fourth.

All millinery sold at very lowest
prices at Miss Woodbury's, opposite the
Bank. Special sale from June Ord to
July 4th. Louise II. Woodbury.
, 1898-06-01
B. ELLERMANN.

The New York "IIrrtld'S" Gibraltar cores
pendent states that The 900 Spanish troops
originally intended Tor The Philippine, arc
now qnartered in the vicinity of Gibraltar.
Paris news states that it is semi official
~ denied that there is a Franco Spanish
entente re the Philippines and the CHnalies.
A Madrid despatch reports that the Rus
sian, Germnn and English Ambassadors vi
sltel the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs
yesterday.
The New York press says that the Temps
atfirmA that France is in sympathy with the
United States. and that the newspapers in
sympathy with Spain 10 not express French
feeling mud traditions.
\ despatch from Manila reports that per-
feet order exists there.
The London "Daily News, commenting
editorialIy on the supposed situation at
Santiagn do Cuba, says that The bold course
of rush into the barbour would be most
consistent with mr Admiral Simpsons cha
racter for dash and daring, and would most
likely produce q decisive result, but it must
be done quickly lest other Spanish ships
may be drawing near enough TO relieve
Admiral Cervera. If the latter knew That
suoh relief was coming lie could probably
easily slip out of Santiago harbour under
cover of the darkness. Admiral H"rnhy
showed how this could be done when IN
1885 he took his whole feet out of Bantry
Bay unseen by the cruisers that were watch
ing tor him; therefore unless Admiral SamP-
son aots Immediately lie cannot ensure
keeping Admiral Cervera bottlel up.
The Berlin correspondent of the DAILY
News" says that according to advices from
Copenhagen the Uuitel States Government
has resumed confidential pourparlers Tor tile
purchase of the Danish West Indies, the
Washington Government being DESTROYS Of
obtaining possession of st. Thomas harbour.
The prospects of securing them IRE said
to be favourable, the Rigsdag approving OF
the sale, but America must reckon on Il high
price against other bidders.
, 1898-06-01
TI1LEGRANS.
ST. CKOIN STATION.

NrwYork, May 27th.-Londou news states
that it is reported the Prince of Wales has
mentioned to the Queen chat the Liberals
nre remalking on the omission in the Court
circular of any reference to The late Mr..
Gladstone.
AS arranged, the family and rotainers con-
viewed the body on q wheeled bier from the
Castle ncross the lawn and past his iavourito
hooks to Haw arden Church, where several
women ininted from excessive emotion and
many of the men present kneeled and
prayed.
The railway journey from HOwardcn to
Euston was effected without a stop, the train
passing slowly through the stations at Crewe,
Chester, and Rugby, especially where large
ihrongs Of people similar to an election were
gathered, but with the exception that all was
silence and even yone was observed 10 be
bent and barred heads.
At three o'clock yesterday morning after
tie lying III state preparations had been COM
pIeted, Canon Wilberlorce held a special ser
vice in the presence of Miss Helen Gladstone
and her broth er the ut. Hon. Herbert Glad
stone. and a few members OF Parliament.
A Madrid tele gram officially declares that
the arrival Of Admiral Cerverns squadron at
Santiago dc Cubo is being celcblnt'd as a
naval victory over the United states.
In the Unlt0Q states laNal OH ems 90 NOT
diScIcdit similar press kilograms but profess
to have no official adviCeS exec t that the
naval scouts have not reported the arrival Of
the Spanish squadron. 1t is said that naval
strategists regard the squadron ns being no
longer q factor, whether blockaGed there or
sunk hereafter.
1t is announced hat the 5. s "AllinI ca"
will sail for Colon under the American flag.
Washington kilograms reports that PreSi-
Gent Mckinley has issued q proclamation
calling for . 1900 more volunteers, making
an aggregate number OF all arms, state and
federal, Of 278,5OO men. This increase is
considered necessary so as to send upwards
IF thirty thousand to tie Philippines and a
large force to Porto Rico, TO the latter posi-
bly, before Cuba, where seventy thousand or
more will be necessary.
Washington news reports that Sit Julian
Pauncefote, Messrs Davies, Foster and kas-
son have begun IL conference preliminary to
the adjustment of all differences between
England and the United Stal,s and Canada.
London news states thai Spain declares
that the fact of Admiral Cevera'S fleet reach
ing Santiago without meeting any United
States w~arships is evidence that the block
AIDE is ineffective.
, 1898-06-01

\ despatch from Hong Kong to New York
says that the captain Of the revenue cutter
"CaIlos' is 10 be shot for not returning the
fire Of The American vessels. 1t is rumour-
cd that Admiral Montijo is to be courtmurtial.
led ON he charge of cowardice.
From Washington it is officially announced
that Russia, Greece, Venezuela and tho
Netherlands have adopted declarations of
neNtrality.
A Madrid telegram reports that the Duke
of Almodouar del lilo has accepted the port
folio Of Foreign Affairs previously declined
by Senior Castillo.
A Rome despatch announces the death Of
Admiral Brin, Minister Of Marine.
Paris adyices report that the composition
of the Chamber of Deputies is as follows
Republicans, 254 Radicals, I04 Ralioll
SPECIALISTS, IA Socialists, Sc; Rallies, IS
and l&eactiOnaries, II.
\ large number OF United States warships
have been seen cruising off Havana. 1T Is
reported that five Americans are now cruising
before Cardenas, 7 at Cientuegos and 5 at
Santiago.
The New York '4Ierald's' Havana CORES
pondent reports that vegetables are being
planted in large quantities near the city and
it is hoped that the crops may be sufficient
for the necessities OF Havana.
London news states that Lord OlSeleY
has stated that the United states would
make a mistake to attempt TO invade Cuba
with volunteers not fully drilled and dis
ciplined.
1t is officially announced from Washington
hat the U.S.S. Oregon" is sale.
A Madrid de: patch TO the New York
"IIerald'' say that Admiral Cumara leaves Ca
diz to take comm ana Of Tie reserve squadron.
consisting of the "reluyu', 'Ca,los 81, and
three destl overs. The >hiI 9 are likely to
sail immediately under seal,d orders.
Another Madrid despatch reports that
Senior Puigcerver, Minister of Finance, states
that owing to the imp"sslbiliIy of regotia.
ting loans abroad the only means Of raising
funds, is by extending the Tank of Spain's
note issue. He proposes to convert The
treasury's floating debt. which is now nearly
five hundl ed million pestta>, into small de.
nomination treasury bonds, ami asserts the
necessity for a twenty per cent increase in all
taxation Including that ON agriculture.
Madrid kilograms TO London assert that
Senior Castillo has returned to PaIis. Where
lie is trying to font a loan of sixty million
dollars on the security of a tobacco monopo-
ly.
The betting for tile Derby prev, US to the
start was one hundred to one against Jeddab.
one hundred to one against Dunlop, and ten
10 one against Bait.