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Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

Hagerstown, Nd, Oct. 29.-Zion Re
formed Church jubilee commemorative
of the 125th anniversary of the building
of the church edifce, in IVA, ended to-
night with services. to which all the
ministers of Hagerstown had been in
vited. Among the clergymen who took
part were Rev. r. A. Boyle, of the Pres
byterian church: Rev. Henry Evan
Cotton, Protestant Episcopal church;
Rev. A. B. Stratton, United Brethren;
Rev. Robert L. Moore, Methodist Epis-
copal; Rev. A. NJ. Evers, United Breth-
rem; Rev sP. A. Cave, Christian: Rev
G. A. Snyder. Christ's Reformed. and
Rev. Mr.. Fisher. Washington Square
Methodist Episcopal church.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
CONTINUED from first Page.)

can rule in the future. it is my judg
ment that this prosperous state of af-
fairs will last for many years to come.
In looking over last years statistics of
the balance of trade as between this
country and the rest of the world, L
find that it rests in our favor in an
amount exceeding $500, 100000 All of
which is, of course, very gratifying TO
an American. and gives rise to a be-
lief among republicans that they had
much to do with bringing it about"
Major J. F. Hanson, one of Georgia's
largest cotton manufacturers, said:
The general business conditions in the
south are better than they have been
for years. There are many gold men
in Georgia, and tens of thousands of
protectionists, and if you could elimi-
nate the negro question I think the
state would go republican without any
doubt. And what is true of Georgia is
true of most OF the states Which go to
make up the so-called solid south.
President Mckinley is very popular
with us, and 1 think he Will be renomi-
mated and reelected"
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

SANG SEVERAL Substitution
]. L. Johnston. professor of music ar
the normal at Tempe. favored the aud
fences at the First Methodist
church yesterday. both morning
and evening with finely render
ed solos. Professor Johnston has
tenor voice of purity and
texibility.
\ SUNDAY Messrs.
Louis Masten. Frank Ainsworth, Fred
W. WOOD and several others whose
names We're not learned Yesterday ar
ranged an excursion party to the ella
river, including a score or more of
young ladies and gentlemen. They
went over in the morning on a special
train, spent the day most pleasantly
and returned homo about 4:3O in the
afternoon.
A SERIOUS FIGHT-A misunder-
standing arose at the Valley store at
Five Points Saturday evening over a
bill owed by a patron of the establish
ment and the proprietor. John Flood.
The alteration resulted in a fight, in
which the patron. who was said to be
under the inhueRce of liqVor and whose
name was not learned. got consider
ably the worst of it. His injuries are
not thought to be serious. though he
was badly beaten up and bled profuse-
" from the mouth and nose. He seem
ed to be unable to move after he was
laid out, either from the drubbing or
the liquor. and passerby kindly rolled
him over else he might have strangled
by his own blood.
ELKS At THE CARNIVAL.-Wed~
nesday of carnival week will be given
over to the festive EIks and from all
accounts the opportunity win be richly
improved. The local lodge has ex-
tended invitations to all the lodges of
Arizona and New Mexico and even IN
southern Colorado and southern Cali
fornia to attend the carnival and as
sist in making the event a red-letter
affair. A street parade in the MORN
ing. a ball game in the afternoon.
minstrel entertainment in the early
part of the evening and grand ban
quet and ball for the latter part of the
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
T. E FLANAGAN SHOT
Lincoln Fowler Mistakes The Dis
friCE Attorney for q Quail.

The career Of District Attorney T. E.
Flanagan in this town has been one
continued succession of narrow escapes
three of which stand out in bold relief
from all the others. The first was about
three years ago when he came within
an ace of being elected to the Nine
leenth legislature. The second notable
event was about d year ago when he
strained himself to keep from being de-
feated for district attorney The third
miraculous occurrence transpired yes
terday While Messrs. Flanagan and
Lincoln Fowler were chasing through
the brush in search of quail.
Mr.. Flanagan had passed from the
view of his companion for few mo-
ments when the latter got his eye on q
covey of birds and let go one of the bar
rels of his shotgun. When he went to
pick UP the game he found the district
among the rest, but he had
only been partially killed. One leaden
pellet mad perforated his hat anothe..
had hit a finger and third had imbed-
ded itself in his left breast between two
ribs and just over the heart.
The shot was extracted without great
difficulty. but had Mr.. Fowler been ten
feet nearer the chances are the super
visors would have had a vacancy to fill
in the legal branch of the county gov
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
MAINS BIG SHOW
TURNS PEOPLE AWAY
But Two More porfoT ma aces Will 3
Given Before ihc Tents
Come Down.

Read what the San Francisco Ex-
aminer of Sunday, October LIST, 1899,
says of Walter L. Mains show:
This is the last day of the circus at
Sixteenth and Folsom streets. With
the afternoon and evening perform
ances the big tents will be pulled down
and the show put on the train and
taken to Redwood City. where the PEG
pie will be entertained Monday after
noon and evening. Many Of the peo-
pie who have put off seeing the show
until the last day or two have been dis
appointed. for at the night perform
ances Friday and Saturday hundreds
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

clowns, the bareback riders, Sousa's
band, and all the other entertaining
features. there is no time from the
opening to the conclus ion when the in
terest lags.
Among the animals the tiger cubs
and the ponies attract the most at
tention from the youngsters and there
is no time since the circus opened, over
q week ago that the elephants have
been allowed to suffer for want of fruit
and good things. for The small hoy viii
go hungry for the pleasure OF feeding
all he can carry to an elephant
The Walter L. Main Big Three Ring
Circus will exhibit in Phoenix, Tues
day. November 18th. 1899.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

F,rrope's Most Famous Acrobats, the
Great Livingstons, Sbciety Acrobats.
An entirely new. st artIing, daring
acrobatfc performance, originated ana
presented by the Livin ystons through
out all the leading circnses of Europe
This wonderful family brought 10
America fresh from it's flattertng for
eign successes and presented lry Wal
ter L. Main as a special arenic feature
The ladies execute their difficult aero
battle feats in long dresses, ball room
costumes, at Phoenix, Tuesday, No
Vember Z.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
Pushing TO the Front

yearly Not content to be the leaders in the
millinery line in Phoenix alone, but to be
known and recognized as the LARGEST
MILLINERY DEALERS between Denver
and II e coast. No old time 600 per cent
and small sales have brought US to the front
rank in our line but exactly the reverse.
Modern methods, mammoth sales, moderate
profits
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

night, are part of the features of the
programme. Prizes of various sorts
are to be given to the visiting Elks
and there is some talk of running
special excursions from territorial
points on the day in question.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

were turned away For though the
tents are unusuaIly large, and while
there is an immense seating capac-
ity, there is a limit, and when that
limit is reached the sale of tickets is
stopped. Today the management ex-
poets to break the record in the num-
Der turned away. both in the afternoon
and evening. The show will be seen
in it's entirety. Not an act Will BE-
cut.
THE Rough Riders captured the big
end of the applause yesterday at both
performances. their marveiously dal-
ing performances exceeding almost
anything ever seen in circus ring,
and with the trained horses and ponies,
the aerial artists, the tumblers, the
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

n. Porter & Sons nave moved their
Harness and Saddle shop to next door
east of Goldwaters. No. 142 East
Washington street, where they viii be
glad to welcome their old friends.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

We take pride clothing WE'LL The car~1 attention
detail Of the make for the high
standing have Every made premises
careful The clothes make
reach standard of perfection We they will please
splendid of AND WINTER WOOLENS for SUITS
AND OVERCOATS The choicest selections from the seasons I'M
porta atoms
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
LOCAL BREVtTiES.
Miss Sims, dressmaker. 38S E. Adam

Mrs. N. Forbes has moved her dress
making parlors to 122 North Third
street
Arizona republican., 1899-10-30

The Hardwick dining room is now
open to the public. a first-class meal
for % cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

pSft 9offnuns?" frast er, als be,
@rSt ibm i9peisenb bic 9anb rei4t.
Srauris f6iittelt Der alte Spttor bas
Saupt.
.Sie Sofis Opium, bic er ssnom.
men, perni9tet iebe Spffnuns, aus btes
Ter 2Gbmung oes 9ei5tes unb Gritar:
rung bes 4Drpers pirb er ME pieAi
erpa9en."
n@ptt mDse ibm pergeben, i'd CLAUDE
bab er aufri6tig bereute."
limb 9ptt trDite bic armen Gltsrn
bic ibre beiten 9offnunsen nit ibm be-
graben."
rSod nidt," bemerft 8arl, ,m6se es
bic Mtiiion BEG perpaiiten &inoes fetn.
ben unsliidli9en 6rieoen gu brinsen.'
Gbe bes 8aters puls fir imme,
itodt, tlinet ieines &inpes iil6ernes
Saudsen bur6s S9lpb. Srau S3s
monbs 1T fofort berbeiseeilt unb bal
ben ld4elnben &leinen in 2abb Game
rpns S9oob eelest, unb iie, bic nun
fem amber Sinb mebr gu lieben bat,
briidt i'm peinenb an Die 8ruit t. Sir
WiQiam bleibt unbepegt. Nd9ts aber,
als er Ollie i'm S6lummer lpGbnt, beuei
er iia nit 5drtliden 8liden iibsr ieinea
@ntels Wiege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
25.

Cine traurise @ruppe am 5riibz
itiitstii9 gu Cameron 9aa.
Snfplge bes S9laftruntes bat His
4urb in i9perem, unerquidli9en
S9lummer selesen, feline Qusen iinb
brennenb unb ausbrudslps, feline
Wansen fail. 8ei isinem Qnblid fiibs
len bic be~iorsten Gltern zines unabz
%penobaren @ei9ides brobenbe Sanb.
v@ie ielten, bab &arl ni9ts bon ii9
bDren ldbt," bemertt Cir Wiaiam,
rfinDeit Du bas nidt audi, Hi6arD?"
Dieter mar eben i'm 8esriff, bag
3immer gu perlahen.
sd peib nidt, mag iein, pielei9t
fommt er balb ielbit."
,Was Milf Su bamit 1agen? Su
perbirgit etpas ppr uns."
sd peib ni9t, mas i9 iasen min,
i4 babe 8opfpeb unb fible mid
trant."
Die Sanb, bic Sir Wiqiam berii6rt,
lit brennenb beib, Der puls flie9t.
Sch gu Bette, Saunbers ioG Dir
2imonabe brtngen."
.Wir polen iofort na9 benz Sottor
i6iden," ipriht 2abp Cameron be-
iprgt.
Sd brau9e ben Sottor ni9t, min
nur Rube baben. Saunbers ioa mad
mir feben. 2aBt mid aaein. guer
apmmen i6abet mebr, als es niibt."
Wit ben Worten f9iebt er feline Muts
ter BEL Settle unb pantt binaus.
.Mein @ott, mas ioq baraus pers
benz" ruff ite in Sbrdnen ausbre9enb,
Die 9ei9iate lit seraoe5u aufreibenb.
SD fiirGte, Gi6arb lit iebr trant, &arl
lorraine aeist iih ni6t, ielbft Die Die
nerf9aft iiebt eisentbiimli9 perpirrt
uno perlesen aus"
,Oort fommt bic Satbatpapequis
page" bemertt Sir Wiqiam in duberz
tier &atbloiigteit, npie fur9tbar unges
le9en. @as folen mir nun iagen9"
Wib pebton bat ernitbaft our6's
anbere 5eniter geblidt.
.@as iie uns fagen iperben, 1T
pabri4einli4 BON srDberem 9elang,"
bemertt tie trpden.
SITS Isabella unb Sir Suso9"
fragt 2abb Cameron, .mein Soft, i6
f9eue mid, nit ibr gu fpre4en."
"Rein, es 1T Sir 9uso unp aarl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Durd) kaulpf 'uln $ie9.
Ins Dem Gnsliideu.

USlllt, lllllltl SS llpu Sll ipSN's
bappn, es piro Sbnen gut tbun,
i6meiGelt lie.
Sin undusfpre6li9er 8lid banfba:
rer 2tebe itrablt ibr entgegen.
sd fam sic ni6t begleiten, &arl,
fliiitert iie, naber i9 min beten, BAT
9ptt sic trDite."
,SaS that er bereits bur6 Sie."
9%erpunbert betra6tet Sir 9uso BIZ
9eiben.
r9ei meiner Gbre," ruff er unb reibt
fi9 pergniigt bic SGnbe, rba bdtten NH
ia ben liebiten Subitituten. @erm0.
GEM bab, unb Der Strsit nit 2abp ga:
merpn Inn ben @pbnfiB bes iunser
Yaares fpdre Iomit audi beigelegt."
Isabella blidt fraseno auf i'm.
,Wirit Su ben Yrpfefipr begleiten
Sntel9 bite, ipri6 ni6t BON einem
Streit nit 2abp Cameron, bic 4rmt
bat senug gu tragen."
.Sa, i9 min ben Yrofeiior begleiter
unb ben 2euten beipeiien, bab er mad:
tige Sreunbe bat"
Der gebiente bringt einen Brief fiji,
Srdulein Satbapap, tie erbri9t ibn TO-
fort uno erbGlt bon &tnberberg erfreu.
li9e &unbe. Wie bate gu anbere,
3eit iAr SerS gebebt Bel Der 9etpibbeit
bic ibren 8orausfeBungen baburd
piro. SEPT iinb greisnife BON gr0Be=
rer Sragtpeite porgesGngen, iie blidt
nur bantbar na9 Sben.
Sir Sugo lit aufgerest auf unb ME-
Der gei4ritten, als Der Wagen auf ben
&iespeg unter benz Seniter baberrollt
tpenbet er ii6 plDBlih.
nGs lit feline 3eit. piele @prte 81
MAIDEN, Die @rforbernifIe Der etiquette
gu bea9ten," ipri9t er, nals i9 gud
Supor beo6a9tete, purbe mir tlar, pit
tur5ii@tis i9 eetpeien, bab Der 3ufal
8eheres ou Stanbe gebra9t, als mein;
pldne. Sebt MIDI often an! babt ST,
ni6t einen Bid gene6ielt, Der in jun.
gen Iugen nur cine 9ebeutung baber
tann9 Su iagit, 0u liebteit Ri9art
ni6t, bait Su einem Qnberen Define
2iebe gei9enft? ipri9? mein Sinh, LAT
mid na9 Cameron !SaQ geben UNI
ibnen iagen, bub i9 cine piiroiserf
@erbinbung gut ~gebeiBen."
Der Yrofefior eilt auf Sir Sugp su
iein 4use leu9tet, feline 2ippe bebt.
r@ie grpbmiitbig Sic iinb, mir In
Der Stunbe duberiter Ssmiitbisune
unb Seelenpein Diefe perle gu i6en:
FEM"
rSiabeqa bat nod ni9t seiprp9sn,
tparnt Der Baron.
grrDtbenb nit eeientten 4usen itebi
fe.
Ser ProfeTpr blidt trauris arf tie
,@s pdre Wabniinn, tpoate i9, be,
nt4ts bin unb ni4ts babe, iol9es
Slid erparten."
.Werben Sic Inn bic Sp6ter bel
5atbapap, pber um Snfel 9usos gr.
bin?" fraste iie.
sd tperbe I'M ISABELLA Satbapap
bas Slid meines 2ebens," entsesnet,
er feierli9.
limb id rei9e Sbnen bon Serser
meme 9anb," ipri9t Tie nit ieliseu
2G9eln.
.9utt iegne gu9, meme &inber!'
ruff Der Baron, nun Dirb Mrs lei9
ter, ben S4urten gu treffen, IIes II
mir ertrGgli6er als 8etrus, ben Der
mag i'd ME gu Oerseben."
rOu mubt audi bas perseben fDnnen
Sntel," bemertt Isabella nit sepreBte.
Stimme.
uSu ipeibt ni9t, mas Su lasit
&ino, tommen Sic, &arl, nun pplel
mir mad Cameron Saa fabren."
Scr Simmel belize Gu9 unb Qaen
Die an Der unielisen Sa4e betbeilig
iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
(Sprtfeb g.

.armes, unaliidli6es Mdo4en, 10
lit Sein 2eio gu Gnpe!" lsuf6t Sla<
bella.
.8pnen sic mir ben Sraui4etn
an~pertrauen, Wlib Satbapap, es bletnf
mir nidts iibris, als Roias suten Na@
men Al rehtfertigen. gs mar Gtn9e1
buna bes Simmels, bab lie Shnen oas
Document ~einbGnbiste, th bin .telt
iiberseust, baB tie nm beg gepelles
ibrer re1tmdbtgen Gbe tptlsn, ern1prz
bet purbe."
sd sebe, TIN gu bolen."
sd febe ni1t flar," ipri9t Sir
Suao berali6, ,bitte sic aber, jeoert@
fans meiner innisiten Sbstlnabme
iiberseust gu fein, auf MIDI gu rehnen,
ipenn i9 S6nen irsenopo beblltll9
Iein fann. &ennen Sic ben Wtoroer!
&arl ftDbnte ldut. :.
sd iperbe i'm ni9t pertolgerl nnp
Ieae iein @eI9id in GDttes Sano. Sn
einem unpplenbeten 9riefe flebt metne
arme S6neiter mid an, ieben Seoanz
Ten an &ate aus meinem Ser5en gu
perbannen. geben ibrer 2ei4e that t3
ben S6pur, bab i4 feinen S9ritt our
@~erfolguns bes nngliidliden made,
fpnbern nur bafir iorgen pta, oaB
iRpIas Gbre unangetaitet bleibe. Den
Ramen bes Mannes lam th Sbnen
ni9t nennen."
r@as foq bas beiben9" frdst Der
Baron beunrubtgt.
Siabeaa trttt Elm.
Ser Mann lit - 8i9arb CAME
rou," iast tie unp legt ben Srauiteln
in bic SGnbe bes Sntels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

$50 1T Die anbere 4malie?" fragt
8uioo; "fie muB all uniere Srsuben
tbetlen."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26

day for burial .CIarance Hum
mel and wife of Omaha who have
been visiting friends here the last
three months, left for their home ON
Friday last. Post 14S cleared
$50 at the chicken and waffle sup
per on Saturday evening, l4th......
Miss Edna Lesser of Watson!onwn
is being entertained at i. ". Pot
ier's Miss Ella Hendricks is
visiting a, Geo. c. WagenselIer's...
The body Samuel Holmes, (son of
". .. Holmes, who died suddenly
1t BuiIaio) WI, brought tothiS place
for burial ON Tuesdpy of this week
Harry Wcis gave Il banquet TO
his class (Junior OF the University
ON Wednesday evening.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
SELINSGROVE.

The Sophomore and Freshmen
classes of the University banqueted
on Friday evening last, the former
at the Washington House of your
place, the latter by special car at
Hotel Haag, Milton. They had
banners on each side of the car "U.
S. Freshmen" and in rear "Class of
1902" Both parties report having
had good time. ..... Rev. S. E. Och
senford, d. d., was elected to the
chair Cat Allentown College, made
vacant by the death ofDr. Richards.
1t is reported he will accept.........
Amos Gemberling, a brotherof Mrs.
Jno. Laudenslager, is visiting his
sister and other friends in this place.
He says it has been nine years since
he left here. His business is bridge
building. -. Hannah Dietrich, who
has been at the Danville Hospital
for some time, died last week. Her
remains were brought here on Satur-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
BEAVERTOWN.

Mrs. Aigler, Mrs. Freeda and Mrs.
Kern were to Sunbury last week.. ..
Charles Gilbert and wife OF near
Shamokin were the guests of Mrs.
William Herbster. ....... Lawrence
Middleswarth, who was working at
Poe Mills, is home on account of
injuries sustained by log rolling a.
gainst his leg. Alfred Specht,
the Associate Judge, was at Middle
burg on Saturday. The Evange-
lical church began their protracted
meeting on Monday. Prof. Nil
mer r. Kearns purchaseda harp last
week. We hope the professor may
become an expert on that instrument
as he is OH others.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

JohnM. Stetlcn spent several days
in Sunbury and Hummeps Wharf,
visiting friends. III. G. Haas and
wife and w. W. Womer attended
the Inauguration of w. A. Stone at
Harrisburg on Tuesday NV. A.
Harding spent Sunday at Hotltr;
John Shaetier and family and John
w. Teats and family of near Grubs
church were the guests OF Mrs. Sny-
der ON Sunday .... II. j. Heiser and
wife of Shade were the guests OF j.
l. Yerger's on Sunday.........The
Democrats and Republicans ofPerry
township willholdtheir nominations
eon Saturday next, the 2Sth inst. ....:
The Fremont Orchestra furnished
music for the institute at Richfield
On SATURDAY. evening. ALVIN Sny-
der will move on farm near Sc
linsgrove this SPRING. Rev. Rock
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
PAXTONVILLE

Edwin H. Gift, young man of
Hampshire, Ills, visited friends at
this place during the last two weeks.
He left for Sunbury, Shamokin and
Carlisle last Saturday to see his
many friends. On his way home
he will go by way of Washington,
D. c., and take in the sights at our
nations capitol. Solomon Knouse
and wife of Juniata Co. visited the
latter's sister, Mrs. Sarah Mitchell,
west of town .... Arthur Dobson of
Sunbury visited his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Dobson, over Sunday. ........
Miss Kate Bowersox of Centre Co.
visited relatives here on Monday and
Tuesday of this week. =. Revival
services are in progress in the Unit
ed Evangelical chnrch. The meet
ings thus far have been spirited, and
our pastor, Rev. Hertz, has been
preaching with power 80. Rev. w.
E. Detweiler Of Williamsport was
in town on Monday. He gave us
an excellent talk in the church in
the evening. Ralph E. Gift made a
trip to Harrisburg and Philadelphia
last week.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
MARRIED..

Jan. %, at Selinsgrove, by
S. +. Ochsenford, Clyde F. b
man OF Salem and Fletta Fett,
Kratzerville.
Jan. %, by Rev. w. A. 1
Walla ce Tcats of Hummel's v
and Lille Katura Kessler of 81
Jan. %, by Rev. w. A. /
Willet Boyer OF Freeburg to
Longacre Of Verdilla.
Jan. 10, by Rev. j. H. Fl
Albert Bowersox Of Franklin b
ship to Mollie j. Wagner of I
ing Staten.
Jan. 7, yRev. B. NJ. Bubb,
E. Zerby of Dalmatia to Jenni
kerstetter of Dundore.
Jan. 8, at Salem, by Rev. \
Snable, Maggie Rumbaugh
Isaac L. Sauer, both of Kream'
Jan. %, by Rev. H. G. So
Daniel G. Benner and Salll
Wagner, both Of Union Co, p
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CORRESPONDENCE.
WEST BEAVER.

Tb. ol,rtion nossrd off quietly on
e,tr,I,, Every one was we'll
,,loos,d rsneciaIIv those who came
emf victorious. The grip has
c,urhf almost every one in this end
t,6ec,uu,y. The greater number
are .I,viy improving. James
p,tcr ,.s- moved hi, SAW mill to
Iowru ..u will ..un be ready 10
s,v Il, l,o, u" Mnnrr, Tor salt
r;,,rJ, .r,...,;r. Henry Kahlcy
is taE>ipr .liijnher for Il new house
x,;,;nh H., cx,,r;. 20 pu, up in the
,,r;r,, i - NiddlrSvarth. the
,.uJ,orI ,f \lr,,lurc, purchased the
;ntor..t ,fWm Icrhsterat Mcclure
and c>pcclst, go in the store bust
MOSS in ,br .uripu Il is reported
that Henry lIcrlstcr expects to put
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MIDDLECREEk

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
UNION TWP.

Sylvester Swartz of near South
Bend, Ind, is at present visiting
among friends. Miss Lizzie Shrey
is spending the week with friends at
Northumberland. ....... Geo. Foltz
and wife spent Sunday at Stroubtown
Mrs. |. W. Longacre j, visiting
friends at Shamokin Dam this week
.Protracted meeting is in pro-
grcssat Winners United Evangelical
church. Mrs. Ann Lenig receiv-
ed stroke of apoplexy on Sunday
evening. 49,. Squire Sechrstis nurs-
ing an aching tooth. .......A. G..
Strawser of Herndon will move a.
cross the river and will farm for d..
S. Sholly, Esq. After warmer
weather sets in John Krebs intends
to have his barn raised. He says
he needs needs more room on the
ground floor. On account of the
numerous candidates tor township
offices, travel in the public road is
very slow at present and many block
AIDES are reported. 1t is a blessing
that there are no snow drifts just
now to help impede travel. Success
toeverybody.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-01-26
Whnt DO the Children Drink q:

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new fook drink called
GRAIN-O? 1t is delicate and nour
ishing and takes the place of coffee.
The more Grain-O you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute
through their system. Grain-O is
made of pure grains, and when prop
erly prepared tastes like the choice
grades of coffee but costs aoout as
much. All grocers sell it. 15c. and
25c.