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A Story ofBean Swift.

Dean Swift was very intoleranJ Of eonceit and ever ready to give a prac- tical demonstration of his pet aver sion. On one occasion he is said to have listened for some time to the impertinent observations of foolish youth, who ventuea at last to say; Well AIr Dean. yoH must know that l set up for a wit?" "Oh. indeed" says the Dean then just take my advice and sit down again
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
OLD RESIDENT
Passed Away this Morning at the
 Age of so Years,

Mrs, Mary Gary, died 'hls morn iag Of old age, She leaves eight children all grown to mourn hel loss. Sickness has been her companion for many years, and for the past year she has been slowly dying in peace. She has been resident of our city for more than F years, coming from Fort Wryne, Ind. Only two of her children ware at her bedside and have been constantly in attendance upon her for the past year or more, living as she has been with her daughters, Mss Leu Gary and Mrs. James Mcknight She was born in County Derry, Ireland She was left 10 take care Of herself when out d mere child, and has 6rave5y battled with dfes cares unts at last the messenger of death called her from her vein of sorrow and unrest. She was a most estima. bic old lady and has ieeians Of friends among her vast acquaint. auce.
 To Der children we extend oef e0ndo5ehee ta their hour of Defeave- ment. The irceparabIe loss e3u be forgotten m view of her calm and peaceful auieu to this world of wor- rE, and sorrow, winch never sur ceases.
 The funeral will take pace fomor. row afternoon at 3:30 from the resi-. denec of her daughter, Ms. James Mekaieht. on East Third avenue. Rev. J. N. Eucey officiating.
 Fo=t Wayne, Ind, papers please copy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
Growth of Russian Marine.

Because of the growth of Russian commerce by sea, a company for the classification of ships has been formed on the model of the British Lloyds and the French Bureau Veritas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
SEVERELY INJURED,
Hemy Watkins, il Aeer0 DraymaB,
 Hurt in | Runaway,

Monday afsersoon Hthrg Wat kins. a negro drayman, iu the em. Bioy of the J. B. Speefs Company, Was oadlyiuIared ia a runaway.
 Watkins vas driving along Pine street when bis animal took fright at something and ran away.
 The dray was loaded with heavy boxes and after Watkins was thrown to the ground. it passed over him, He is not fata#f wounded, but is sqtferlLg great pain from his in j0ries,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
Ths Largest Bicycle.

The largest bicycle ever built was the product of an American concern, and was built for advertising purposes. The framework was made of six-inch tubing. The wheels had circumfer- ence of forty-fiye feet, and were fitted with stngle-tube tires eighteen inches in diameter. Half dozen men could readily find room on the gigantic sad dle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12

Julia Murray colored, arrested last week at Pine Bluff by deputy constable Jones, was fined S10 and $25 6 costs for petit larceny, and sent to the farm She stole q dress from another negro Womau.-Ark. Democrat.
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Ora an,atic Note.

Watts They don't have the actors or the plays they had when you and 1 were young. Potts That's right. Nothing these days can equal The Streets of New York or Uncle Tom 2 Cabin as produced when l was about A. years old Indianapolis Joaxual
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Work of an Earthouaks.

The Geological Survey of India has recently published report on the earthquake of June F, 1897, which did much damage in India, and whose pulsations spread to and across Eu- rope. A photograph shows the re- markable effect produced by the earth quake on railway bridge in Berar. India.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
Eyarrs ykin.-

The czar has had his special den in the St. Petersburg palace papered with cartoons relating to himself, including great many caricatures of the most ridiculous sort. If he was a Tammany politician he would have a real chance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
Starting the Baby unhnI.

In Germany it is considered neces- sary that a child should go up" before it goes down in the world, so it is car ried upstairs as soon as born. In case there is no upstairs. the nurse mounts a table or chair with the infant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12

The slot machines are now cou- stracted se that Fea can get your mone, worth At the Arlington bar you viiI fiaa musical eabiner, drop 4 nickel in the slot and You will hear the sweetest story ever told
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12

Our city is being enhanced in he way of new structures. Next to Mr. Lav F0wier's magnificent ware house there k another beiug built commodious as the one already oc- enpied by him.
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Usually Quite Numerous.

"EXtraordnary.' murmured the mau who was trying to help form a French cabinet "Eeu extraordinary. " What is the difieulty2s Here I am trying to find people who are willing to give advice on how to nm the government. and nobody is willing to say a word" Washington Star.
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Feared What nannened to Adam.

X Sunday school teacher not long ago gave her class a rather graphic description of how Eve was created from the rib of Adam. Mamma. said the youngest member of the class. that same evening" pressing his hand to his side, I'm afraid I'm going to have a wife
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
Indians In the Unifed Statcs

The Indian population of the United States is 24S340. In ll92 they were lords of the whole country; now they have reserved for them 114496 square saailaa-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12

the custom in the Jewish { gogues throughout this and
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-12
REMIT WITH ORDER.

Rules or Measurement. Breast measure over vest close ua under arms.
 Waist measure over pants at waist.
 Inside leg measure from crotch t. heel.
 Send these measurements with your order.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-02
Y. p. A. SOCIAL.

About forty young people gathered at
the Presby terian vrstry SATURDAY night
TO watch the old year out. George
Mitchell sang "Pretty Jane" III pleas
inc manner after which Bert Phillips
gave IN .1Irish Stew" William Shcr-
ifs then sang "She Was Bred In Old
Kentucky" and Miss Katie Phillips re-
cited 1.-The Death of The Old Year.
After James Black had rendered few
selections on the gramophone refresh
mcnls were served and the com
pany played 'drop the handkerchief
and other games. Later in the evening
more songs were sung. William Baird
sang "Asleep on the Deep" Alec.
Cruicks shank. 1.-The Old Pine Wood,
Peter Mutch, The Church Across T.
Way" and Alec. Cruickshank' IS
Ginning Belle" The meeting
up shortly after twelve.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-02
At Rest.
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
THE LATE SENATOR
MORRILL,
Held in Montpelier This
Afternoon.

The funeral services of the late Sen
ator Morrill, were held in the Senate
chamber at Washington, d. {. shortly
before noon Saturday. The President
and Caoinet, Senators, representatives,
Justices and others of higI rank
crowded the body Of the Chamber and
the galleries. The horaI display was
| pro1u>".
rhe services opened with the singing
Of " Lead Kindly Light y, by the quartet
choir of All Souls church,. the Rev. f..
| bradford Leav,t of All Soul, church, OF
which Senator MorliIl was Il member,
delivered the cuIogy. At the close OF
| his remarks the choir sang " Nearer
~ l;od to Thee" and the services
ted by the Rev. DR.. MiIburn,
he Senate.
ing the remains
-,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-02
WATCH PARTN, :. j..

The Seminary chap
Saturday night viii
gathered to say go@
greeting to 1899.
pleasantly passed
playing games.
of II piano duet by
Miss Carrie Glldd
Edith Kline; an
pound dumbbells
Mr.. Stearns ; a re
McCollum Smith
duet by Mrs. Britt.
Refreshments of G
wirhes were served
which the time was
and. "lnr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-02
'OR BH00AB.
shins Military Governor
Sa With Advisers.
MI I'D A GOOD PLAN.
,uir May Also BE Given
able License to COL
E,.1enucs III the Island
br the Governments.

rton. Jan. 2-The authorllI-9
4nr much attention to questCh''
AssSsA ,a'3 government. Serious cPi'
NE4S,n is being given to the plal' "a
1N3&;inp Major General Brooke 70
ssE% a hody of officers whose tu'lc-
sssn Cuba shall be similar TO '''o'N
A8%&residents cabinet.
&g,roviding General Brooke with
sg.et the authorities seek to pI"oo
HSN diate executive control OF tiIe uii'
sent branches of the goVernm@h' U"
Will Ie. experienced officers, Who 7i'''
M1 on questions coming betol Wv ~
SAse consult with General Broohe d" W
sss. polic.es to pursue. Thefe "iH
Ms% crptary Of the treasury anti "
sgaster general and perhaps a seUi
III the interior and an attorney sV1ist" "''
zybo shall advise the COnlnaTuil'e
saral Should the system be- lou'',
work advantageously in case VI "uUp
fion in Cuba, it will probablE 'e
to the Philippines
Another step.
Another important step IN eo'''e !;
tion is the granting OF ie',, -
cenSe to the Eank OF spa ~ ':,, .,
Havana, under which thel n"nN r.
it's machinery for the c9'
ternal revenue until Ann 'c3'i ''''
ery can take its place. ,,,;,o
An official familiar WIN 'he aoo 900 -,
said that there We're aboul @i'"
rearaaes which would nave ~ e(.aa
lected before the expiration VI WV
year ending June 3d. i'ue' VIZ ~, onl
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-02

Votes.
TELEGRhf
TEST
ULt
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Teachers Institute

The following is the program for
Teachers Institute to be held Fri
day and Saturday, Jan. p and %,
iDthe Court House.
School Museum, Ed. Charles.
Recitation, Louisa Walter.
How to Keep the Attention of a
Glass in Recitation,
= j. c. BOwersox.
How to Teach Advanced Spelling,
l.. G. Bachman.
Recitation, Miss Miller.
Physical Geography, r. F. Smith.
School Discipline, II. NJ. Amig.
Literature in the Public Schools,
Jerome Erdley.
The Primary Teacher in Relation
to His Pupils, l.. E. Derr.
SATURDAY.
How to Interest Puplls In the study
,oi History, J. II. Boweroox.
Advanced Reading, j. j. Bolender.
The Limit of the Study OF Physi-
ology, L. G. Bingham.
Sup. Reading in Advanced Schools,
its Kind, A. b. Sheary.
~
How Civil Government Should be
fought in the Public Schools,
A. A. Bingham.
How to Teach Morals in the Pub
lie Schools, r. G. Bowersox.
School Punishment, r. W. Gift.
Forestry, w. Zimmerman.
Busy Work, Hoyt Graybill.
How to Distribute and Take Care OF
School Supplies, Ed. Harner.
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The stockholders of the First Ma
tional Bank reelected the following
named directors on Tuesday: Az
,ariah Kreeger, q. A. Schoch, W.
C.. Pomeroy, M. Millner, j. N.
Thompson, +. +. Bower and w. w.
Wittenmyer. The directors organiz-
ed by re electing Hon. q. A. Schoch,
President; Wv. Wittenmyer, Vice
President; j. N. Thompson, Cashier;
j. r. kreeger, Asst. Cashier.
Our semi-annual special sale of
Dress Goods and Innings will take
place Saturday, Jan. q. Our terms
will be as usual viz. 20 per cent of
discount on all Dress Goods and
Innings purchased on that day FOR
CASH. ON line OF Dress Goods is
now larger than ever before, consist
ing of Cloths, Casmeres. Henriettas,
Sergcs, Poplins, Mohairs, Silks,
,Satins, Sateens, Fancy Novelty,
Dress Goods, etc, etc. Do notmiss
this great opportunity.
IIsis4'aA- --lis..r - ANsrsis, iinseroyse
Arrangements have been perfect
cd by the Ladies' Mite Society OF
the Lutheran church, tor the hold
inc Of the Cuisines Mems Jubilee" "
More than eighty names have been
subscribed, making almost Il hun
drcd representatives. This is an en-
tertainmcnt OF rare enjoyment. Full
Of mirth and happy hits, at the
same time giving Il unique advertise
ment to every business represented
The entertainment will be held il
the Court House Monday and Tues
day evenings, Jan. 30th and 3lst
The object tor which the entertain
mcnt is held is worthy one, and de
serves the liberal patronage of th'
public.
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Birthday Party.

Last Friday evening the friends
and relatives made up pleasant
and delightful birthday party for
Mrs. Morris Erdley, at her home
near town. They presented her with
a beautiful rocking chair and many
other pretty and useful presents. A
nice and palatable repast wasserved.
Those present were: II. A. Rauch,
wife and daughter, John w. Walter
and wife, Edward Walter, Misses
Louisa Walter, Nina Walter, J. A.
Oldt, wife and son, John Patton and
wife, Reno Walter, wife and son, q.
w. Hassipger and wife, Mrs. j. &.
Hassinger, Mrs. +. c. Bowcrsox
and children, Samuel Boyer and
wife, Theodore Erdley. wife and son.
The participantsas well as the Posr
wish her many returns of her natal
day. She is 70 years Of age.
A desirable residence for rent in
! this borough. Apply at this office.
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WALTER.

Mrs. Harriet Walter was born
Jan. 20, 1874, and died Sunday,
jim. Is, 1899, at 4:45 o'clock at
the home of her husband, Josephat
Walter, in this borough. She was
married to Josephat Walter Jan. 26,
1865, with whom she had four
daughters:
Catherine Ellen, born Feb. 81,
1867, married Oct. 4, 1891, to En-
anuel Wetzel, residing in Penn twp.
near Kantz. They are the parents
of five children, Joseph, Harry, a
pair of twins now dead, and George.
Margaret May, born May Is, 1863,
married June 8, 1895, to Jesse
Bohg of Viclsburg, Union County.
They have three children, Jennie,
George and Mary.
Elizbeth Eve, born Dec. 7, 1872,
married Dec, 25, 1892, to William
EoEg Of, Shamokip Dam. They
!, s.gss .i.s...;.s =
Sarah Jane, born Nav 2, TS76,
married June 90, 1897 to Albert
Renninger of jackson township neal
New Berlin. They have Il daugh-
ter named Harriet.
Mrs. Walter is the daughter o
! Harry and Dena (Aiglci0 Smith
Iate OF M'aaleo"rg: me "'"''
r'',ore' e, o' mr. an" MIS- ''n','i ,"n- "f'
hooert 0mlll', oieo apr y io7' !"
'ne age Oh 90 years. ni''!' 'n"F''o'
, TO James iiarc ana "'eu a' 'ne "E'
VI ~ years. '-l,a'!ue'' o'',' o'',' >"unS y
81. wv" ~
J m r, ."' r;,L ': N' c;.L M ~ ,,;
,a,nl;a S,aL,naai.on ,n;th ,l,nn h
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SPECIA Il OFFER,
WHAT ONE Dollar WILL DO.

As Special Holiday IDducsment to secure new sub
scribers will accept subscriptions and upon the pay
of only ONE DOLLAR d,wn, we will send the POST
from tina: date January l. 1900 until April l. 1899
for % Ceuts Old subscribers take advantage of this
remarkable offer by paying up ararages the regular
of Sl5O per ann,m This is most liberal offer and it
be accepted at to be of the value Send
in your and your dollar, to
GEORGE w. WAGENSELLER,
Mddebnrgh, Penna.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
(Wm. +. Bilger, Cnntre twp.
| Cora V. Engle, Union twp.
( Albert Bowersox, Franklin twp.
Mollie j. Wagner, Pawling.
Letters Granted.
Letters of administration in the
estate of William Hollenbach, late
of Perry twp, were issuedto Samuel
Hollenbach of Meiserville.
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Who Pays the Bill ?

The chandelier in the vestible OF
Governor Hastins' new mansion will
cost $1,7O0. The other chandeliers
through the house will range from
$500 to $1,OOO.-Csntre Democrat,
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Interesting Items.
N.vs Told IN Brief Paragraphs for
Our Readers.


Our Readers.
..-.oual Peimters In Local asd Cen.
.-., News Coneerning Pcepie More
or I.ess Prominent.
- -
Musical convention atSelinsgrove
next week.
Adjournment court was III session
on Monday.
Mrs. James Ayers is suffering
from illness.
There were no deeds entered for
record since our last issue.
Miss Rosa Schoch has returned
from her visit to Millerssurg.
Keep your eye on our sale re-
gister. 1t grows every week.
Frederick Leitzelct jackson twp.
and son werein Middleburg Tuesday.
J.A. Apple ofMt. Pleasant Mills
was a Middleburg visitor Monday.
Cashier Thompson and Attorney
Weiser drove to Sclinsgrove ON
Sunday.
Charles Boyer Of Paxtoville was
a Middleburg visitor ON Monday
morning.
Squire r. A. Wagner of Nc
CIure was in town on Monday at
tending court.
The primaries of the Republican
mrty for this borough will take
place on Saturday.
w. H. Spangler and Peter King
Ter, the drug clerk, spent several
days the past week in Phlla.
Amandus Shamhach OF this place
has received MS dssciafsH--fofi 'nt
services of Uncle Sam.
The contract for the new schooI
building in this borough was award
ed to John +. Stetler for S6437.
W. F. Dagle of Northunberlan'
was in town last week. Miss Mazi'
Beaver accompanied him 10 hi
home.
Oh YES! Oh yes!! any one max
ing sale can do well by calling ol
James Bowersox, auctioneer, Middle
burg, Pa. l-l9-ot.
Attorney E. f. Pawling and wit
left last week for Chicago, wher
he will open up an office tor tn
practice of law.
Prof. w. w. Ripka, teacher o
the Kreamer school, was visitor a
the home of his parents in thl
place over Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Winey willhav pub
lie sale On the 2Sth inst. W. /
Winey, one of her sons, has ordere
the bills from the Posi-.
We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who S
generously assisted us in our affiie
ton. MILTON DERR AND WIFE.
J. Kohler Peck of McKees ] Falls
whose name is prominently mention
cd with the Republican nomination
was a Middleburg visitor Monday
George Erhart OF LewistowI
formerly the ticket agent at thi
place, is reported seriously i'll wit
typhoid fever. Later reports sa
he is better.
NJ. L. Wagenseller of Selingrov'
the travelling salesman, visited Mid
dleburg merchants last Friday
While here he made pleasant ca
at this office.
The pupils Of Red Bank schot
enjoyed a pleasant evening at tn
home Of their teacher, c. A. Gear
hart, on Tuesday evening. One ca
see the spirit Of such an occasion.
John w. Farnsworth, d. d. {
NJ. f. and A. NJ, OF Danville we
in town over Sunday, the guest
the Masons of misplace. Mr.. Farn'
worth is genial and pleasant fe
low and at home enjoys an extensiy
insurance business.
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H. C. Gutelius is on the sick list.


H. C.. Gutelius is ON the sick list.
#. T. Ranch and wife Of Will
iamsport are visiting James Ayers
and wife at this place.
Geo. /. Kline Of Adams township
has purhased a farm in Penn town
ship near Kantx and willmove there
in the sprung.
For SALE.-A Grocery and Shoe
Store Uneasy terms. Building 2Ox36.
Rent reasonable. Address Box l54,
Middleburg, Pa.
The musical convention at Selins-
grove will conduct with three grand
concerts on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights. Admission 25c
and Soc.
Prof. Jonn L. Watkins OF Scran-
ton, agraduate ofthe Royal Academy
of Music, Londen, Epgland, will
conduct the musical spseentiou at
Selinsgrove next wssE
&. w. Fisher, thS.,aillsr of7sLo-
well, West Beaver tlwe~aip, was II
Middleburgh visitaF on Monday
morning. He is pic ant gentle
man and a good bus sss man.
Mrs. "A. S. Beaver returned from
her trip to Gordon. She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Julia
Deininger of Millheim, who will
make an extended visit at this place.
Thomas X. Hosterman, who sold
his bakery at Selinsgrove, moved
his household goods to this place
and stored them in G.. a. Schoch's
store room recently occupied by Dr.
Orwig.
James Fisher of this place bought
the bakery at Selinsgrove from
Thomas Il. Hosterman. He moved
70 Selinsgrove last Friday and began
III Iiis new caiiIng. we wIs1 tde
new proprietor abundant SUCCESS.
The Rebnblican nomination for
township officers will be held IN
Franklin township on Saturday,
Jan. IS. Perry township. Spring,
Adams and quite Il ~umbcr Of fothcr
townships have selected the same
date.
A smooth, easy shave, genteei hall
cut, or other tonsorial work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' Barber Shon
in Wittcnmyer's building, opposite
Post office. Go to Soles to buy
new razors or exchange for old ones
Razor. honed and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. r. +. SoLEs.
We publish the roll OF honor this
week ofthose who have paid during
the last two weeks. The dates OF
the tab of the paper of subscribers
who have during the last montl
should show credit on this week.
paper. If it does not, don't neglec
to notify us at once.
Clell Wenrich of Selinsgrove las
Friday brought Henry Brugger o
Meiserville to the county Jail. Th'
prisoner is charged with assault ant
battery by information made by DIR
F. J. Wagenseller. 1t is said thai
Brugger came near biting off Jacol
Bucks finger.
Hot air furnaces have been place.
in the basement of the Lutheran
church at Adamsburg, the walk
papered, the woodwork painted, thu
primary room enlarged and beautifi'
ed and neatly carpeted during the
last month and rededicatory services
were held on Sunday, January
Among our cash callers since oul
last issue we note: Fred. j. Hack
enburg, Lewis Minium, H. N
Troutman, Lillian Stetler, III. E
Pontius, Irwin H. Walter, J. F
Renninger, Anna Dauberman, How
ard Leitzel, Aaron Hummel, W. b
Winey, Chas. A. Bolender, Mrs
Lizzie Smith, j. Kohler Peck, Jane
Magee, Abraham Grouse, Aarol
Renninger, Reuben Row, Reubel
I Shook and Robert Spaid. Thos
whoremitted by mail are b. F. Row
] Levi Jarrett, Tillman Weider, Jere
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Friends Of "The Post"

Roll OF HONOR. following
persons have paid their subscription
to the PosT to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
per please notify lis.
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A desirable residence for rent in
this borough. Apply at this office.