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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-12

The recently born son Of s. H.
Kirkpatrick and wife of Sunbury
died with commissions Thursday
night of last week at IL o'clock and
was buried at Shsmokin Dam Fri
day afternoon. Ms. kirkpatrick
formerly was Miss Kate /. Ritter,
who lived with her brother, Sheriff
Ritter, at this place.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-12

Quite a number of Middleburgers
attended the Milton fair last week.
Samuel Hurleman is taking in
the Bloomsbury fair this week.
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A brand
new trap manufactured at Mifilin-
burg by John Gutelius at cost of
$l25 can be bought at considerably
less than cost. 1t is a most hand
some vehicle. For further particu-
lars apply to Box 24S, Middleburg,
Pa. e.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-12
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Joseph Runkle cf Bellefonte is
visiting relatives in town.

visiting r.l,t;ves in town
pr. -: n; 0rlso'n ci hew's'1W''
was Mlooieourg ''S''or l'''''ay'
cashier .. N thompson mas par-
c'aSeo a new r"ooer ''re "r'''"s
wagon
Mrs. Lester G. Smith of Pawling
station was seen a''heco"h'yca caP''"'
last saturday
Mrs. Jonathan Tressler of Centre
county visited her brother, W. II.
Ripka and family.
TheSpring Telephone Co. has put
phones in the bank and the Prothono-
tarv's Office in this place.
VIII vo,, ottsrd T, Dunkel,.erv-
o,,s M;il;mou,, nno,,;rno Tbo ~
vitation is to every lover of beauti-
full hats.
Walton A wo,,,on,tb ofsol;n..
uro,'a was a M;ddieh,ra visitor nyer
S,nJ., & w and was tha nnsst ~ las
G. Grouse and family.
vm l. ,J;,,or Eso o,o q tbo
,', .. .La ha.,,,I, tors % tho
p.''pr.n Stato Cnmn,;ttoo IN
} "
pLi,"Jalrh;. w,s ~ t,vr tI;s wool,
y. CI K.sdv pros;Jent ot
oMor C,llano Hararstnwn MA
nraaohaJ . very ;nterest;no sermon
,ha Tuthorav oburoh na SnnJov
o,sn;nn
Mrs w. II. Ripka and Mrs. F..
G.. Gnvbill. accompanied by Mrs.
Jonathan Tressler Of Centre county
spent Sunday at DIR. Deckard's at
Richfield.
,,,.,,. .c I'M.
Carmel are ENJOYING short vacation
with friends in Middleburgh. They
visited Mr.. Snyder's parents at Rich
field on Tuesday.
80 G
wii.,' n oa. ps .e =, " I'll LII w. uo ~ ,,,ono No.
in error in our last issue in the con-
sideration. We said $3.50. and it
should have been $775.
s,.,, A,,;, poo,,
l.as' oa''!u"y nne ne"..l :.a
we", ~ 20 Dei"ioA i - n oon.Iany " ''lI
ne[ ,'''le neP!'e"' :.i Nu 'et m na"'' pa n.o
ver's family tor some time.
,,,,,,
~ vi 'l''s aS ,ssue Tp'' W. uS Sn.d"n m @e %an
eh',,leo some Hally onyoei 0uun
y rsnil,es IRON IL ''ePe vi ,I lev'
"A, o'aP'e'on. ~ 'ouone' No'A,
" ''mer' Do"eisoN anu N''''e''
ia'i''i'es'
;,L,, oma - Tu;cn oo,,nt,,s vn,,mo
and n,',nr.ss;ve o,tornevs was af
tha spvJer ,nuutv con;tal 1ast Fri.
Jav T. .akes a i;ob door for him
=" ontor without stoon;ng
~
HOUSE FOR SALE.-House and
lot on West Market street, Middle
new bu;,d;nos including stable.
Terms reasonable. For further
particulars, address p. O. Box "a,
Middleburgh, Pa. 1O-12-4t.
Ii you want your hair cut with
out steps or nice easy shave and a
refreshing r. shampoo, 60 to A. E.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-12

In the case of S. ID. Coldren vs.

nhv,ho -: A.. " ~ ,,
,ot H., I
II" '"e ease @ OF Ammo" Nl'ngle'
w. "e.S'e r''|anet'i hlihgier, Il sub
,r W." """'"'''
TIT case Oh tnr roor District OF
','e 'o"'!Sh'p OF west Beaver vs.. A.
Trcastcr, deceased. was settled
I, u,,, Il ,,
49,. I ''> ,,, ~ 'o'',' i',.'''''''' y.
",'''''' a, "'No.''
;nn h. !" ~, i''",',''''' prov ~
;n~. 1 '"'; . WV '''''' VI '''' l"'''''-
-
"'1'E' H. i'.'ppc"' r'I' was ad-
'''''','' % 70 P''c,''P 1T" III 'h' several
'o''''' Vi ''''!oer county.
q, A. Botdorf, Esq, was appoint
ed commissioner IN tie lunacy pro-
ceedlngS lntheestate of Paul Walter.
p. 5. Ritter, Sheriff, acknowledge
ed decd polls to J. S. Krcbs and to
}. {. Schoch and Stciningcr Bros.
ORPHANS corHr.
A citation TO file IN occo,pt woc
awarded in the estate of George W.
Keller, deceased
n,n.1 c,. i,
r,arJ;an -, , ,'h' N, M"s "Fl'o''''e''
So ''' VI .' WA ''' Me'"' ' I"
''"o' ''''''''''''o' i'''''e' weaver
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% w. ',e p"'l'oSe Vi e'e'''''s SAFE o'
''.''I''' 'e'i es'''e'
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,'e.n ',? 80 o,'e'S 0, sue were
Joo"n."I a"I ~ III"', r"1 ~ qI TV;" W,: Ne',N'
oaasaJ "'',' '"N'' - '"e' VT
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'o'1 "olp' were 'o''''r'''e,
w. ~ .:'"'o' ..: VI C C"'''' i'''''''' 'eIIaseo'
C"',',''',''' CI, 'ro'9' oe'V,'se"' I,ehry
1"oanss1 I'.""D' "'''''c'' anu MARY "ros''
'''."seu, . s'.u;.
,ho o,,.to II D...:aJ W >,
Returns to writs Of partition were
confirmed in estates of Geo, Kern.
deceased and J,cob IT Ste;n;pror
deceased.
In the estates Of Catherine A. and
Edward Bassler &c w R,ssler
surviving executor. etc. was outbor.
izel to transfer certain bouds and
stocks 70 b;rsolt
All the accounts of the exocutors
administrators and Guardians and
the widows onnraisements were all
confirmed rs advertised xcenttbose
hereinafter mentioned.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-12
EVERYBODY SHOULD READ TME CONTINUED STORY M s STEPS, wG
Miss Laura Runkle has returned
from a visit to friends in Centre Co.

| d. II. fOrreSter OF SellnsSrONe was
Il county seat visitor Friday of last
week.
Millinery opening days, Oct. 26,
y and 2Slh.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
Miss Martha Goldy o! Camden,
n. j., is the guest of W. W. Witten-
myers family.
Frank Bingaman ofnear theSum-
NIT caught a large owl in trap one
night recently.
Henry r. Riegle of this place at
tended the u. b. conference at My
erstown as a delegate.
Frank Denius and family of near
New Berlin were guests of Attorney
Grouse and family Saturday.
The Y. p. S. c. f. of Snyder
County will have a convention at
Adamsburg Friday and Saturday of
this week.
Howard A. Walter of Millmont,
Union county, a former Snyder
countian, dropped in to see us Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ellenberger and children
have returned to their home in Har-
risburg, after visit to her parents,
Alex. Bowersox and wife.
William II. Beaver and daughter,
Name, are spending the week in
Philadelphia and New York pur-
chasing a new supply of Fall and
Winter goods.
A mule colt sale was held in this
place Saturday. Not many were
sold at public sale when the sale
was stopped and animals were dis
posed of privately.
VIM. II. Swartz, executor of the
estate of DavidSwartz, late of Chap
man township, will sell the person.
al property, one mile east OF Pallas,
Tuesday. Oct. "a, 1899.
The book on "Snyder County
Marriages" is one of the most con-
venient reference books on record.
Ask those who have had the use of
one only for short time.
Opening days, Oct. 26, 27 and 20.
These are days to enjoy the store at
its best without thought of buy
ing. Come, you are welcome.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
VIM. H. Swartz of rallas, James
H. Swartz, a twin brother of Chap
man, and John c. kreitzer, Esq, of
Chapman were at the court house on
in the interest of David M. Swartz's
estate.
The shoe factory was shut down
Saturday and Monday till noon ow-
ing to the desire of many of the em-
ployees and managers to 90 to Cata-
wissa to witness the unveiling of a
large monument.
The Snyder County Teachers In
stitute will open in the court house
in this place Monday, December 4,
1899, to continue one week. Perry,
Cumberland and Somerset counties
will holt their institutes the same
week. Union county institute will
begin on New Years day.
Anon Walter, one of the super
visors OF Franklin township, brought
to this Office on Monday a large head
of cabbage weighing i pounds and
32 inches in circumference, both
ways. The best part about the cab
bage is that Mr.. Walter left it for
us TO eat. Thank you, Anon.
At the United Brethren conference
at Myerstown, Rev. W. H. Boyer
was reappointed pastor of the U. B.
church at this place. Rev. o. G..
Romig of Richfeld was changed to
Cressona Circuit with headquarters
at Catawissa. Rev. H. M. Trout
man will take charge Of the Freeburg
Circuit as Rev. Romig's successor.
Rev. j. +. Francis of Port Trever-
ton was ordained as minister and
at the head of the Susque-
hanna Circuit. !.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-02-01
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1899
PIUTE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Among the women of Wadsworth
none are engaged in more noble work
OF the Babtist Sunday School and Asst
! Sup't Mrs. T. G.. Gaynor. These ladies
find time not only to instruct the young
white boys and girls in the word OF Sod,
but they are accomplishing a great deal
OF good among the young Indians living
in Wadsworth and we speak particularly
| Of the little redskins who are Sunday
school scholars every one of the rs
| whose names follow:
Alice Jim, Mamie Jim, Harry JOHNNY,
Alice JOHNNY, Jessie Mason. Nuty Wads-
worth, May Wadsworth, Thomas Wads-
worth, Earnest Billy, Gladly Billy,
Johnny Dick, Willie, Freddy Snake,
Dodge William, Amot George, Nelson
Bob, Roy George, Laura Dale, John
Day, Frank Davis, Gilbert Matches,
Frank Jim, Arthur Garfield, May Jessie,
willard Will, Wallace VIII, Davy Will
Baby, Ayen, May Rouke, Minnie Rouke,
Mable Tom, Minnie George ANY George,
Vera George, Tommy Dobbin, Minnie
Little, Annie Little, Johnny, Nettie Joe,
Baby Nebo John, Millie Sam, Annie
Snake, Susie Frank, Alb George, Baby
Frank, Annie Bob, Mable Wright,
Freddy Lee Rhodes, Amy Christian,
Josie Sam, Mamie Bob, Mary Pick,
Daisy Virginia, Rachael, Josie Matches,
Roy Harris, Eda Harris, Mary Shaw,
Tommy Shaw, Gertie Shaw, Aggie
johnny, Matte Day, Hattie Jones, Nellie
Hinkle, Josie Christian, Matte, Mamie
jim. Daisy Voice, Rosy Sam, Minnie
Joe Wadsworth, Minnie Davis, Clara
Davis, Hattie Davis, Bob Nelson, Jess,
Tommy.
The editor of the DISPATCH was pleas
ed to receive an invitation to attend the
Christmas tree entertainment given at
the Government building here about
holiday time and was impressed with
what he saw and heard. Two immense
trees extending from floor to ceiling
were heavily laden with presents for
both old and young and nobody was for
gotten in the generous distribution
which came after the following program
Song, 1--WE Praise Thee, o, Godv'
School.
Prayer, Sup't Mrs. ]. W. Smith.
Lords Prayer, School.
Chorus, "Gather Around the Christ.
mas Tree!" School.
Recitation, Sina Smith.
Carol. "Christmass Bells" School.
Chorus, MERRY, Merry, Christmasl''
School.
Recitation, Jesse Smith.
Song, "Santa Clause is Coming!''
School.
There were heaps and heaps of dolls,
candies, nuts, fruits, books, blocks and
toys OF every kind, aprons, wearing APP
pearel, and a lot of beautiful cards, do
mated by Mr.. Jacques, for the men who
signed the temperance pledge. For
those who could read there were lesson
books and Bibles donated by the Bah
fist Pub. Society and Wm. Hills of New
York. There were bags OF nuts and can
dies distributed afterward to those who
were not present and in no case were
the children overlooked. The ASS;
Sup't, Mrs. T. G. Gaynor, says:
Continued on nent age.)
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
CHURCHES AID PREACHERS.

Ed. j. G.. Livingston tells US that
the meeting held by him aud Ed, a.
j. Daughertee at Watts Chapel, closed
with 20 additions.
Rev. Ii. c. Garrison has resigned the
pastorate of the Marshall Street Chris
tian church, Richmond. Va. TO accept
a call to the Christian church Of Dan.
Vile.
Elder J. 7. Sharrard returned from
Glendale, Hardin county, Saturday,
where he had been holding protract.
ed meeting. There were IL added u
the church.-Paris Kentuckian.
Revs. A. j. Pike, OF Brodhead, and
j. G. Massee, of Lancaster, closed their
meeting at Haysyille, Marion county,
Friday. There were seven additions to
the church aud general awakening OF
the members. Rev. Pike began a meet.
ing at Gllead church, In Madison, Sun
day.
Rev. Ira Partin, who was here yes
terday, tells us that the meeting held
at the Waynesburg Baptist church by
himself and the Rev. j. L. Stamper, OF
Georgetown, closed with 20 additions
aud he baptized Is of them. Bro.
Stamper did the preaching and every
ody was pleased.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
NEWS or TIVE VlcIsAGt.

The Cincinnati Southern u TO be
taken out OF the hands Of a receiver.
w. II. Morgan has been appointed
postmaster at sawyer, Pulaski county.
Rye Il the name Of new postotilce In
Whitley and Miss Susan Carr has been
appointed to keepit.
Charles W. Bonita aud not j. ID.
Owens was appointed postmaster at
Cumberland Falls.
Citizens OF London are protesting
against the proposition TO have soldiers
sent to escort the Gritiins to Manches-
ter.
The Richmond Wafer * Light Com
pany has compromised its back tax
suit, which was for several thousand
dollars, with the city, paying sl,44O.lO
The Lancaster Touring mills have
been forced to shut down on account Of
the lack Of water. The electric plant
has barely enough TO run with, says
the Record.
Thomas Crook, Howard Asher. Hen
~ Hubbard, John Hubbard and Will
liam Brummett were held In $500 each
at London for lighting at church.car-
rying concealed weapons, etc.
Lightning sturuck sherman Cotton
house near Cot,onsburg, Madison coun
ty, but n cat was the only thing killed
His little child. who was playing with
IL, was not burt Ia the least.
G. w. Purcell, OF Terrc Haute, Tod
a labor agitator, was arrested at Pitts
burg, and placed In jail at London tc
answer 10 charges In five warrants, ac-
cusing him o! preclpltating a strike o.
coal miners Ia Laurel.
William White. colored, OF Parks'
Vile. charged with the murder OF Rob
ert Knox, was acquitted. The proc
showed that Knox had been guilty oil
improper relations with Whites wife
In the suit OF Mrs. Susan Pltmar
against the l.. Il ", for failure To pro
vide proper bridge and road on her
property, the jury awarded her s25'
damages.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19

The Kentucky Oil * Pipe Line Co.
held its ANNUAL meeting at Somerset,
O. II. waddle was elected president; +.
ID. Sayre, OF Lexington, treasurer, and
Cant. John A. Geary vice president and
secretary. The Kentucky OH 4 Pipe
Line Company has recently made large
sales of oil, and Is now In a position 10
encourage production In the Wayne
county field.
Fire At Lincoln, Neb, caused . loss
OF half million dollars.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
ooLoRED RECRUITS WANTED

The recruiting officer at Lexington
KY, has just received instructions &c
enlist sound, able-bodied colored men
for cavalry service in the Philippine
Islands. These men are wanted at once
and should apply Immediately to the
recruiting Office at Lexington, KY
Boys between Is and 81 years of age
must have written consent of parents
or guardian, witnessed by a third per-
aon
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
MORE pREss COMPLIMENTS
OF OUR me TRADE EDITION.

OF OUR nc TRADE EDITION.
The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL IL.
sued handsome illustrated edition
L. pages Friday. 1t Is well worthy
those excellent newspaper men, the
waltons. Democrat.
The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL
Issued handsome boom edition OF IL
pages last week. The paper was taste
fully illustrated and flled with good
reading matter. -Courier-JournaI.
The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL.
which never does anything by halves,
was out Last week 10 one OF the hand
soonest IL page Industrial issues we
have ever seen.--Pineville Courier.
The Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL
came to us this week a. l2-page Illus
trated paper. The edition is truly a
handsome piece Of newspaper work and
reflects credit upon all concerned. -
Elkton Progress.
ENTERPRISING-The Stanford In
TERROR JOURNAL issued very hand
some historical and trade edition OF
Il pages. 1t reflected great credit
upon the town and was u feather In the
cap Of Editor Walton.-Louisvills
Times.
The trade edition OF the INTERIOR
JOURNAL issued last Friday was pro-
fusely illustrated and full. Of good
things, but IL Is useless TO call attention
TO IL from the fact Bro. Walton never
sends out any but good things.
Vernon Signal.
The INTERIOR JOURNAL did itself
aud stanford proud with their NAM
moth trade edition last week. The pa
per contained II pages of good write.
ups OF Lincoln county, which were vel
illustrated with half-tone cuts'-Mid-
dlesboro News.
The special edition Of the INTERIoF
JOURNAL, stanford, Is creditaole ant
artistic. We expected something nice
when Brer Walton set in on the job
aud we got IL. The citizens should show
their appreciation OF the extra effort II
substantial manner. -Richmond Reg
lister.
The INTERIOR JOURNAL came on
with "a large Industrial edition las
week. IL WAS richly illustrated, NIGEL!
printed. and was indeed a beauty.
copy OF the Industrial edition will con
vince any sensible person that MIR
Walton is not only newspaper man o
great ability, but that his Office is al
up-to-date ONE Marion Falcon.
The special edition OF the STANFORD
JOURNAL reached us last week, too lat,
10 'get its name In the paper" Blu
we now take pleasure In complimentary
both Bro. Walton and his paper-th,
former AS whole souled, genial gen
tleman and the latter, while q yer,
bright and newsy sheet at all times
showing the master hand In Its genera
makeup, was especially commendabi,
10 its special edition last week. STANFORD
should be proud OF the JOURNAL ant
it's worthy editor. We heartily wisi
both many years Of future prosperity
Like u preacher we once heard attemp
10 eulogize u departed brother, said
they're mighty good sinners. Cor
bin News.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims tostonaeh. liver and kidney troubles a
we'll as women, aud all feel the results Ia loss OF ap
petite, pOsons Ia the blood, backsehe nervousness
headache aud tired listless, run down feeling. Blu
there's no need 10 ieel like that Listen 10 }. w
Gardner. Idayille. Ind. lie says: Electric Bitter
are lust the thing for a man when he Is all run
down, and don't care shether he lives or dies. Il
did more 10 give me new strength and good appe
lite than any thing could take. | can now ca
cents at Penny's Dug store. Every bottle guaran
tee a.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
MILLIONS GIyEN AWAY.

1t Is certainly gratifying TO the public TO know Of
one concern in the land who are not afraid To he
tors OF Dr Kings New Discovery flr Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten mill
lion trial bottles otths great medicine and have
the subtraction OF knowing u has absolutely cured
hoarseness and an diseases of the Throat Chest aod
Lungs are surely cured by IL Call ON Penny.
Druggist, and get iree trial bottle Regular size
a
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
Mrs. Adam Carpenter, who moved to

Mrs. Adam Carpenter, who moved TO
Coyington few months ago, is report
ed very III. Her son, Henry, has gone
TO her bedside. Mrs. Berry Lane died
from cancer Of the breast, aged 81. She
lived on the Rolling Fork. She was a
kind, good old woman, aud leaves a
large family of grown childre1.--Dr.
Alcorn In Danville Advocate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19

The great success of Chamberlain
Oolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
the treatment OF bowel complaints has
made il standard over the greater part OF
the civilized world. For sale by Craig II
Hooker, Druggists.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
MoRKING KlGnT ANp DAY

The busiest and mighiiest little thing that ever
Was made Il DR.. Kings New Lie Pills. Every pill
Is a sugar coated globule of health, that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain tag into mental power. They're wonderful
in building up the health. Only 20 cents per box.
sold by Penny, Druggist 49,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
DANVILLE, KY.

Patterns sold this locality have to be be appreciated
able
Among the lot the New French Fur mudng specially for suitable
Embroidered
qu dainty frame When Danvie call prices
will
i24 Third Street Opposite Post Office Dnvile Ky.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06
II,c DrcYfuA Cnsn-

1t IS stated that n remarkable change
has taken place in public op MON regard
Ing the guilt OF Drcyfus and there is now
be reelected III the sentence rendered bv
the supreme tribunal. His feelings when
he is removed from his horrible prison
sufferer who has been released from tho
iron chains OF. Il weak stomach by that
powerful foe 10 dyspepsia. Hoste.tter's
in prison as to have Il weak stomach. Ii
Will bring him just as much misery, and
he VIII be incapable of producing good
work. Hostetters Stomach Il tiers. hon
estly used, VIII cure constipation. inslIges-
ton billiousness. liver and kidney
troubles. An occasional dose In health
will keep the bowels regular and tho
stomach vigorous. See that private
Revenue Stamp covers the neck OF the
bottle. Refuse substitutes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-06

Mr.. Il. l.. Cox, Jr.. OF Berkeley, and
Miss George Halstead, of South Nor
folk, gave picnic at Sewells Point
OH the Fourth. Quite n number OF
young ladies and gentlemen of the town
and county We're in the party. The
presence of Miss Smith. OF Summerton,
Va. and Miss Richardson. of Nor
folk, contributed much to the enjoy
ment OF the occasion.
Mrs. S. Il. Upton suffered an attack
of vertigo Tuesday at her home on
Payne street and fell down stairs, sus-
tanning several ugly gashes and
bruises from which she was uncon-
scious for some time. DR.. f. NJ. Nor
gan was called In and did much to al
leviate her sufferlngs.
Mrs. j. a. Norileet left Tuesday to
spend the summer In Southampton
county.
Mrs. Charles Bland and daughter.
.. baldwin, lift 4 t.r.s1iuy- for tire
mountains where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Annie Young. OF Philadelphia, Is
the guest of Miss Luna Ives, on Main
street.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Harrell. very
popular young lady of Sunsbury, N. c.,
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. ]. T. Ed
wards and Miss Eugenia Harrell, on
Chestnut street.
Rev. w. y. :slaymaller, OF Armstrong
Memorial Presbyterian Church, will
begin n series of sermons next Sunday
morning on the "Benediction of Our
Savior
Rev. DR.. a. F. owen. who has been
confined to his home at Ryland Insti-
tute by sickness. is convalescing.
d. Bray. colored, for using abusive
language to Hebrew on Liberty
street extended Tuesday. was fined
$40 yesterday morning in the Police
Court
The steamer s. A. Mccall. tug Rob-
ert E. Lee and Atlantic and Danville
barge No. 4, are undergoing repairs at
Colanna's railway.
Mr.. w. II. Davis received Informal
ton to the effect that his brother. Mr.
L. a. Davis. Il deck hand, was drown
ed off the Chesapeake and Ohio barge
No. IL on the Chesapeake Bay Tuesday
afternoon about o'clock. He became
entangled in the ropes, lest his hold and
fell from the barge. He leaves the
brother mentioned and sister Mrs. F..
II. Davis, OF Brambleton.
The quarterly meeting OF the Wo-
mans Missionary Union convenes with
the Berkeley Avenue Baptist Church
to-day at p. N. Members OF the
union are expected to be present, and
all others who are interested In mis-
sions are most cordially invited to at
tend.