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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
GERMAN CLUB REoRGANIzED

The Portsmouth German Cub met
last night and re rSanzcd for the COM
ing season by the election OF the fol-
lowing officers: George Parrish. prcsi-
dent: Frank Elliott. vice-nresidcnt: J..
Il. Porter. secretary and treasurer The
following gentlemen were selected rs
the board Of managers: Collins hrmi-
stead. Victor Il Albright Maur G. IIutl
Gins. Ned Parrish and DR. Joseph Gricr.
The board did not decide exactly when
they would hold the FIRST german. hut
it will possibly be the latter part OF Oc-
tobcr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
THE NEW FEnRY srrAMER.

The new ferry steamer 'Nori, II;
County" VIII soon he ready for service.
and vii! greatly improve h" faciiit g
for handling passengers between Ports.
mouth. Norfolk and ferlilcy. Tho Nor
folk County" was formerly used in
Boston harbor. and since served as
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

WILL. ANNOUNCE HIS INTENTION.
The rev. DR.. w. L. Fisher will an
nounce 10 his church tonight whether
or not he Will accent tho call 10 The
nae'orntc of tho Franklin Baptist
Church pr. F:sher says the call is Z
Gathering orc. re declines 10 MAKE
my announcement on the subject. FUR
Their thin tho statomcnt above that
his ccr"rocation would be the first to
hear of his decision.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
ENTIRE STOCK UP-To-DATE MERCHANT TAILORING OF I
WISE OF RICHMOND,
We viii offer This well selected Stock Of Novelties in Woo
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25th at m. sharp.
= UT, dl J d. III, SIIII p.
REMEMBER

These patterns are exclusive. Every
garment bears our guarantee Fix
lures for sale, consisting OF large Mir
ror, Desk and two Oak Tables. Strict
orders 10 sell out this entire stock of
values without reserve. Our reputa-
lion for workmanship, style and fit is
firmly established. Mail orders will
not be attended to positively, This
firm has been in business less than one
year, SO the stock is entirely new
much of it has been lately received.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
wA1TrR COTTON VIII. HANG

WAITER COTTON WILL, HANG;
On the 18th day of November tho day
set Tor tho execution OF Walter Cott7
murder OF Mr.. Charles Wyatt the law
viii he carried out. and the death pen
ally inflicted
This is said on authority Of counsel
for Cotton. who say that they do nat
concentrate asking The Court OF Ap-
peas for i new trial Cor the man.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

Knoxville. Va. Sept. aoA special
from Gate city Va, SAYS that the FIRST
snow of TIE sea.ou has fallen here.
Tile city Is IN the mountains az high
altitude. The mercury lis also reported
II have heen nj - degrees above zero
Yesterday morning, ana j. Is colder to-
DIV
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

Our 3t0 line can't be beat-thc very
handsomest CheYiots Cass!meres and
Worstcds--ip the seasons most fash
icnahlc affects--doublc and single
double-brcast vests-you'N hardly be-
iieyc they can be sold for less
than sl5. Yet we offer them $40 on
for .......... ........ ....... T'O'Oo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
BOYS SUITS.

Boys splcnd'dly made Atwood Dou-
blc-brcas ted Suits-!n notify Chcviot
also a number OF Blouse and Vcstcc
styles. handsomely trimmed with silk
brad-in Sizes from > to S year
worth $2.50-w.ll be-t.eefs-H-sati- g
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
3BERkL!El rsS3S;rsss

TT, HE AABER JSI4ElYslsaassi
\ opened yeh test he pSHIf ShAs9 $50 "a long
needsd-a hands6nnG s3 rs sSTSS;
pared to serve lump SsSs mi M b ss5 Is
hours, from tts tbss sSSss
n y, ST ofeSsryt
the shortest no
and sSiiss III affs
lynn haven Oysters n ,ty aA
P-ARES &. Ssii ySRsa Iiyss
street. rear Ferry iagk SS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
MEN SUITS.

Splendid showing of Mems A,,-wool
siu.is, in the best wearing Cheynt cf-
fCcts in both single and double breast
cG stylCs--W hich Wc are safe in j yinS
the equal Of any $40 suit yon can
{ buy clscwhcre--We are Offer ES M
zT7s 1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yo'Oo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

In this line we offer YOU splendid
assortment Of styles and patterns 10
select from--thcy're cut in the newest
at twice tho price--you would I've very
wiling To pay $40 for such u ~ en-
Suit. but we only ask ........ ~ ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

a handsome line OF Boys Dress
Suits, in Chev,otS and Cassimercs. IN
pla II and fancy eifccts-pcrfect in fit
and elegantly trimmed-the pants are
nude with double seats and knees and
the buttons are the stay there kind
all sizes fr:m 2 10 II years g ~
regular 500 value for ....... TS.I .
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

a fine assortment OF Boys Vestcc
and Double breasted Suits, in score
of good-wcnr.nG patternS-madc with
bands. ctc-s:zcs from to id years
such Suits are woll worth cons
$S.5G-our price ........ ........ PL'FO
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

DISSOLUTION.

Richmond. Va. Sept list. 1850.
DISSOLUTlON or PARTNERSHIP
The Partnership heretofore exist
; Ing reiween .Brant and W sc. doing
business as merchant IN! CTS
under ;lic nrm name and style of.
irundt s. Wise. at No. COL East
Broad e,ree;. in tho city OF Rich
mond, Va. Is this Gay dissolved by
.xntuai consNnt the Erandt Com
rary assumes all liabilities OF the
Indebted to Tie late titin are notified
To pay the saG,e to Messrs. William
and Hcr.y Fec i.heiEler, attorneys
81 law No. S North Tenth street.
BRANDT & WISE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
rheumatism, Ca1arr'1,
Are Caused by impure Blood and
Cured BY B. s. e,
Gottge acnt gree 10 Virginian
and Pilot sacatlcr5.

L is ..hc dcon-.natcd. obstinate cases OF
Gatarfh anQ Kh9umat'sm HAT L. l.. II
(Hotanic Blood BainO cures. II matters
not what ether treatments. doctors
Splays, linimouts. mcdic1t i ar. blood pa
riilers. have failed 10 do, =. II. L. alive VS.
promptly reaGhes the real cause and
roofs out and drives from %hc bones,
joints, mucous membrane and entire sys-
tom the spcc:fc POISON in the blG-l that
causes Rheumatism and Catarrh. r. i.
j.. the oriy remedy strong enough To do
CHS ana positively cnre to stay cured so
there can never ho . return OF the sylnp-
! ms; Don't give NJ Aope, but try y Il.
y -isutau!c klocd Balm or . Ds.-Larrr.
bottles ST. SIN bottles (fuli TeaUneuO s..
Il. y. b. IS an homes; remedy thnr makes
real cures Of all Blood Diseases after
everything else fails. Every ono says that
Il. y. Il. is the most wouuerfui med cine
of tile egc. we have absolute condolences
ti,'t'trJ- Pleoh haim; hence. 50 every
rcaicr of lie Nr-in.an-I>.0t may TEST Il.
wo will send a Tll.NI BOTT'IS EKEE
Write to-day and rer cine Will he sent,
all charges prepaid There are no corll-
tons lttachca to this plfcr
Personal medical ndvicc free.
Address ROOD RAIN Co
81 Mitohaii 81, Atlanta, Ga.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
S ale Of Otl(
Berkeley ''l onds
y ;;.i.'5,. sE.,sss

Scaled bids Nj s5e fy4a bys
Old
vlrgiaia, until shs 81 Esf
octobeF. 1897, oE 81 spsSs
of $4,000 five FL iisS
ment Bonds Ct sfis aTS efs1Sy KS
Said bonds Ia be laf eno eRssa sfs6S
each. paya6 Bile so sdafsso ssssie.
interest pn
semi-annualiy
The right is rsssrV aisGs Ss
oli bids lii fEs
se25-tds SsS Sa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
} CIR Alp & 5HITs

/ have added osIiys ssi svS igSYsd
stock CT. \. cyclesS e Sc asHf
GRAPHIC phones-f rom III
$500 pieces q mus IL f4thls Ia
Also q tuliS:liHe5af ass pI u si1ie fiiff
line OF fire Raekat Kn1sv esA 81 sEas siHE ebis
cycles q special PIG
Corner hershey event AS a sshSs Es
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
Strong Leaders fer Monday ONLY

o'iV'so Looa9lP 'ei 'fiusiudJ uii;y
Twelve different styles of Mems Tin
dcrwear shirts and Drawers. in derby.
value for ,i'' ... neee .: SOC
4aaii>iie--- m.
made with double heels ana Toes
guaranteed fast colors--lac. ~
value Tor .......... CI2 c
Mems 4-ply Linen Collars. in all tbs.
newest shapes ana stylcs-wh!ch are
9 500 an .. around !..! Town a. l5a. IKE
Mems Derby Ribbed Underwear.
Shirts ana prawers-!n tan and grey
for 80. 49,. . . - ... 23c
Big lot OF Boys Knee Pants. In neat
good wearing Patterns very well made
in sizes from TO 10 years 2--
LOT ......'... ..........
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-18
A Model School Paper

The High School Sentinel is fresh
from the press and is model that 9TH
err school papers might do well in copy
ing. 1t has increased to 20 pages, show
ing the success that is attending the
labors Of the present efficient board of
editors. The Sentinel contains a large
amount of well edited reading matter
pertaining to doings at the school. 1t
pays rhe Spy and other Worcester pa
pers, with one exception, tribute for
keeping informed on doings of the
school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-18
Take DIR. Bills cough syrup for n

Finest line perfume atomizers in the
city. Cut prices. Green. the druggist
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-18

those dangerous affections-severe colds.
pleurisy. and grippe-which fall and winter
bronchitis and ali throat and lung affec-
tons.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-18

Gold plated perfume atomizer Csc.
Green, the druggist.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-18

Prompt and courteous attention at
Green's, the druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
SHAMOKLN DAM.

Gordon Lesher of Globe Mills
wasa visitor in our place recently
1.-The Christmas entertainments
held in the Lutheran and NJ. E.
churches ut this place were a grand
success and were attended by a large
n'nnber of people. Elmer Doves
has recovered fronp a severe spall of
sickness which overlook him very
suddenly Oh Christmas eve. We
are clad to see him in our midst
again. The following officers were
erected in the NJ. E. Sunday school
Tor the ensuing year: E. Z. Bowes,
Nnpt.; Sherman Bordner, Sec; Mrs.
Sadie Rem, Treas; L. II. Gaugler,
Librarian; and Cyrus Shipe, Organ
lst. Sherman Bordner returned
home from visit to f.. E. Bowes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
BANNERVILLE.

Christmas passed off vc4y nicely
at this place. j. B. Sh4lenberg-
er had Il light attack of Rheumatism
last week. Oven BranG and wife
of fJuniata Go. are visiting his par
ents at this place. .J. a. Filson and
wife Burnham visited her mother
over Christmas. john Stevenson
and wife OF Harrisburg are visiting
her parents (Mrs. Davis at this
place. 80. DR.. Shive has been kept
rather busy attending to the wants
of the sick now for several weeks.
A. j. Kreps and wife are visiting in
Mifflin Co. at this writing. -. Mr..
Stevenson of Harrisburg lettered j.
b. Shellenberger's store house. He
is an artist for sure. 80. Monday
morning was the coolest this winter,
16 degrees below zero.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05

on Saturday Foster Erdley of
Selinsgrove was in town between
trains ON Saturday. Smith Riehl
of Lewisburg is visiting friends here
at present. Mrs. John Smith and
son, Carol, of Renova, are visiting
relatives in town at present. .Izora
Walter is visiting friends at Selins-
grove. .... Mrs. Jackson Miller and
Miss Schlagle of Paxinos were vis-
ting the formers relatives on Sun
day. "A. G. Smith and E. F. Wal
ter drove to Paxtonville last Friday
Ira Mitchell of Philadelphia is
here in town at present.. ....Quite a
number of our marksmen attended
the shooting match at Fremont on
Monday. Mrs. Geo. Stuck pre-
sented to her husband a fine baby
boy as a New Year present.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
CENT REVILLE.

New Year started in with a
white coat.
...H. r. Riegei and wife of Mid
dleburg visited p. c. Hartman's ON
Nmas.
Ill. \. Slime was to Lewisburc
one day last week.
Rev. Price is holding protracted
meeting in the U. E. church.
Miss Amanda Marshall ofShep-
andoah is spending several weeks
with friends here.
...Ammon Steer and Jas. Mitchell
of New Berlin were in town on Sun.
day evening.
Our Sunday school held very in.
teresting Christmas entertainments
...Robt. Wirth and family of Sc.
linsgrove spent several days with
Irlenus mere during the week.
Mrs. Prot. T. H. Spigelmire o.
Mifiin Co. is visiting her parents
Isaiah Walters.
Miss Kate Long of Crossgrov'
was the guest of Miss Elva Hart
man during the holidays.
The L. & r. Sunday schoolpres
ented their superintendent, II. s
Sanders, with a fine rocking chail
last Sunday as token Of respect.
Nv. q. $40 P.O. s.. Of A. elect
ed the following officers for the en-
suing term: p. p, E. B. Hartman
-s.<~ b <s..f 4
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
PAXTONVILLE

Miss Annie Swengle is visiting
heruncle near Harrisburg at present
I'VE had Ito Xmas entertainment
this year in our church so our people
had the privilege Of attending other.
elsewhere.
The persons who came home tc
spend the holidays were Us follows
Anderson Ernest and family of Cam
mel, Pa; Tom Shamory of Franklin
Co.; Harry Howell of Lycoming Co.;
Warren Ernst Of Berwick, Pa; Mel
win Harner, VIM. Bruner and Prof.
{. A. Derr of Central Pa. College;
Rose Shamory and SallieD Dersham of
Lewisburg.
Ira Harner, formerly Of this
place but now of Bloomsbury, Pa,
has taken unto himselta life partner
in the person OF Miss Mucie kahIer
OF Bloomsbury. They visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Harner
of. this place last wech.
Ralph Gift and Il. 6. Dowersox
attended the musical concert at Free
burg Oh Friday evening,
...Frank Gif, of Denezetle, Pa, is
home to visit his parents.
&C. c. Dobson is our new miller
SINCE Geo. Hciser moved out of
town.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
MIDDLECREEk.
Now we write 1899.

Now we write 1899.
MONDAY morning the thcrmomc-
ter stood s degrees below zero.
"A few are filling theirice houses
this week.
AT Ulsh's sale on Friday Alvin
Ulsh bought the house and lot for
$500.
Last week Mrs. Harriet Matter
was visiting in our vicinity.
..Chas. Herbster and Calvin Snouk
are going round cross-cutting stoye
wood for our good people.
Buried at the Manbecll church
week before last, Mrs. John Gross
of Crossgrove.
...On Sunday evening at the home
OF the brides father, FAIRY Zeiber
and Miss Nora Knepp were united
in the Holy bonds Of matrimony.
Rev. Hilbish oificiated. On Mon.
day they started On trip to Union
County.
...Reuben Smith and wife of Ban
nerville accompanied by Solomon
Eberhart of Marcellus, Mich, were
the guests of Chas. Maurer on Fri
day. Mr.. Eberhart informs us that
about three weeks ago Mrs. John S.
Kline was buried at Flourfeld, Mich
Mrs. Kline was a visitor of Geo. L
and John w. Kline OF near Troxel.
vile.
1.-The following visited on Cm is.
mas E. B. Steininger and .famil,
of Georgetown with Harrison Shook
Erie U Is h and family anc
Charles Ulsh and wife with viii
son Ulsh; Rolandus Hartman anc
family and VIM. Maurer of Mil.
mont with Chas. Maurer; John Her.
bster and family of Huntingdon Co
with his numerous friends; Oscar
Shultz and wife and Miss Maue
Shultz and Mrs. Sam. Shilling o
this. place with friends at Troxelville
John Zeiber and wife of Bannsrvill,
] with Harvey Heimbach.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
kREAMER.

Clyde Bolig of Winfield spent
before Christmas with John
Fields and family. Geo. Gordon
was home on Christmas. =. Miss
Anna Covert ofSelinsgrowe was the
gucst OF Miss Ida Fields last week
..... james Row and family and S.
a. Appand wife of Selinsgroves spent
Christmas with j. +. Walters. ....'
J.J. Pawling of Freeburg was in
town last Wednesday. j.
Mitchell and wife are spending a
few weeks in Philadelphia. Frank
Thomas had a shooting match on
Monday, Dec. 26. There was quite
a crowd present. d.. "A. A. Heintzel-
man is working in Lewistown at
present. j. Revival meeting is in
progress in the church at this place
at present. IA. c. Smith, Izora
Smith, Mrs. w. A. Gordon and
children and N. c. Gutelius and
family attended a turkey roast al
Thompson HilbisRs at Selinsgrove
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
HUMMEL'S WHARF.

The people who have horses and
slelghs are taking advantage of the
snow which fell on Saturday.
...Miss Carrie Schoch has been
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Iroutman, near Newport.
miss Katie Seesholtz is spend.
ing a few weeks in Sunbury.
...Renalda Bilger and Misses Ly.
dia Wagner and Jeunie Custer OF
lawling Station spent Christmas
with friends in this place.
daniel Sassaman and wife spent
Christmas with her brother-in-law,
MIR. Young at Kratzerville.
Miss Carrie Foye came home
to spend the winter with her father.
Peter Bailey and wifespent Sun
day in Sclinsgrove with Elmer
krumbine's.
...George Moatzer of Lebanon
spent few days last week at Jaraes
Wetz's.
1.-The little folks gave a birthday
party for Mamie Trrtt on Saturday
afternoon. The weather was not
very favorable, but they spent the
afternoon very pleasantly.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
e'yREEBuRa.

....Dr. Wolf ofIAuoasterv;un.
here in the near future.
Frank Gov sang very ac,,0,.,,
at ourmusical convention. 'aOly
...Myron Meyer attracted ,,,,.,..
at our convention by com;cal s;u"O ;aO'
WIN. F. Moyer of Philadas,'ls ss'
visited the parental home of 3 pns
VIM. Meyer. i'Ol'
The Christmas cantato r
inspiring and grand performs.an as an
The church was crowded with ;n,s' e'
esting and attentive listeners. 'D'e'-
-; Rev. DruckenmilIer received
Christmas purse Of money at f.
mont, had a wedding at the narsas s-
age Thursday morning and sUn, t',n0,n,
at keiser's Saturday. 'a'
The Musical Conve,tioD b.,
two daily sessions and four nnbr.. %yru
entertainments. The performers S I"S
by Profs. Meyer ard VIM. Grims' 'ea
with Annie Grimm, pianist. repdsra;,
choice music. e'e'
:.:H: B. Meyer, wife and dauvh,..
visited at Philadelphia, RiepIeS,lIa 'H'
Bucks Co., and other Eastern no;n,s ,s'
stopping one day and night at Iis' ,t,'
hospitable home of H. l.. Lark VI, u,
Millersburg, Pa. Charles and M,ha1 ~
Lark accompaniedby special friend
spent the holiday season at the n.'
rental home. ~"
.'.Our Sunday school Christmas
drama was attended by a large and
attentive audience. Three hundred
packages were distributed. The ner.
formers to-. of the Infant Department,
Miss Annie Grimm, superintendent
proved careful training. She eyer.
cises complete control of her depart.
ment. The Supts., Messrs. Bower
and Meyer, announced that tbev in.
tended to organize home depart
ment.
--.Brian Teats of Nummeps Wharf
assisted the orchestra at our musical
convention. He and Prot. VIM. Fl.
Grlmm handled the "fiddle and rbp
bough" very successfully. Notwith-
standing the disparity in their phvs-
zeal proportions, they make no dis
cordant sounds. w. +. Brown, an.
other contrast in size, came up to
the mark by blowing and showing
his trombone in very expert man
ner, giving a beautiful variety to
the music.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
VERTOWN.

Joseph Van Horn Of Richfeld
spent Christmas with his parents, j.
r. Van Horn. Mrs. +. e. Specht
and son Schaffer were to Harrisburg
recently. Simon Specht and family
spen. New Year with his son Will
liam at Lewistown. 80. Prof. VIM.
r. kearns spent Sunday with his
brother John at Adamsburg. The
Union Sunday school of Beavertown
rendered q cantata in the opera
house on Saturday evening. 1t was
we'll rendered and showed a great
moral. -. H. HI. Faust is on the
sick list. :. Charles Boob CHANGED
off a '96 Crawford bicycle on Satur-
day. The lucky man was Chriton
Zeabe. IL +. Specht left for the
west. ~. .-x.se
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05

Pres, A. B. Sheary; Vice Pres, h.
A. Bowersox; n. Of f., A. A. Binga-
man; r eeSy, DR.. J. W. San,psell;
+: Secy, L. c. Binxaman; Treas,
Allen Boyer; Conductor, F. r. Boy
er; Inspector, John Shrader; Guard,
F.J. Hartman; Delegate, DR.. ]. w.
Sampsell; Alternate, w. H. Hart
man.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05
CORRESPONDENCE.
ADAMsBuka..

miss Anna Lepley, Of Troxel-
vile, was the guest of Lewis Hell
frich's last week.
Frank Sellers of Milroy spent
Christmas at this place.
miss Anna Klinepeter and James
Hawk ofLewistown were entertain
ed by the formers parents.
...E. Chester Hamilton lett on
Monday for Philadelphia where he
will attend school.
miss Carrie Middleswarth, who
is employed in Sunbury, was spend
ing the holidays at home.
...Mi's Bessie MechtIey spent last
week at Lewistown.
...Chas. Lloyd and family NOV
ed to Lewistowno on Monday.
...Alfred Buchman of Michigan is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jonathan
Spangler.
...Samuel Warner is i'll with an
attack OF tie "grip."
...Chas. Goss of Troxelville was a
recent visitor in town.
...Aaron lIelfrich, who had spent
the summer in Illinois, is at home
again.
....Icrc. Koch and wifeot Middle
creek were the guests of his father
on SUNDAY.
Mrs. George Beck OF Perry Go.
Is visiting friends in this vicinity.
1.-The exercises held in the two
churches were very interesting. The
Luth. entertainment was held on
Sunday evening, and was attended
by one OF the largest audiences that
was. ever assembled sn that church.
Murray Long of Gettysburg is
visiting friends a, this place, his old
home.
...Wm. p. Shelly and Bruce
Grouse of Middlcburg were callers
in town on Tuesday.
Hiram Siegfried of Selinsgrove
was an Adamsburg visitor last week.
Miss Loba ccarer otPaintcrvlle
who had been spendipgsevera weeks
in our burg, has returned home.
Miss Carrie Youngman of the
l-oysvillc Orphans Home spent the
week With her mother.
DIR. A. NJ. Smith left on Mon
day for Harrisburg.
New Year passed off very quiely.
...l'h" hlthcrans are observing
Tie week "f prayer this week.
Mr.. Eisenhower, wife and child
nj Mahonor City were guests OF h.v.
Ii"lmcrman's over Sunday.
...Wm. Keller left on Monday for
New Berlin where he will attend
college.
...!iom"r l!eIirirh If Altoona vas
Il recent visitor at this place.
Mrs. Wm. Scchrist, who spent
several months at her home in Cen
treville, has returned home.
...To-day Monday issaid by some
Of Our Older people to be the coolest
since 1872. The thermometer re-
gistered 70 degrees below zero.
Miss Bertha Keller of Selin>-
grove spent Monday in town.
Mrs. Sarah klose has thcdropsv.
Mrs. +. G. Auranl of Middle
burg was entertained by Mrs. Edw.
Manheck.
frank Spade made business
trip to New Berlin on Monday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-05

/ have just received a lotof Fancy
and Common Mirrors which came
just little too late, which will 'be
sold cheap. n. E. WALTER.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-20
como Addition to St. Paul, Ramsey Co..

Miscellaneous Descriptions.
Section 4, Town o. Range %
Taxes and
Name Of Owner and Penalty
Description. cts
VIM. Dawson, W y of ne Y of no
a. sec A. Is, r %, 2I.67 acres. 126. 4.
James Stinson, X Of Il Of ne -
u, sec 4, 2S, %, 20 acres.. 100 Is
James Stinson, 1t o. sec 4. Is, T. %,
- Section 2, Town 2s, Range 49,
Taxes AMI
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. cts
Eliz l. Anderson, g Il Of W Y of
u of y of sw 4 Of ne Z lex
Summit av) sec g %. r 23..... $50 0:
Section IL, Town 2s Range %.
Taxes an
Name of Owner and Penalty
Description. cts
Catholic Industrial Echool. acre
of the following: CONG 10 rods
of ne cor of IL of sw II tn
IL rods tn 100 rods tn IL
rods; til 100 rods to beg, sec II,
rs, %, 1 acre. Observation-Disclosures. II g
F. L. Johnson, n of Y of sw
4 of sw 4. sec II. 2s, %, 10
VIM. Banholzer. CONG on Sc cor OF
It 1; tn n 6 30-100 chs; tn
35-100 chs; tn s. 42le deg W.
S0-1C0 chs; tn s. 471s deg G,
942-1G0 chs to the river bank; tn
along river to beg, sec II, 2s.
rps, acres. ...................... c55.5i