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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-06
uUNDORE.

"rhe best court of equity is n good
conscience"
Geo. Wolf has gone to the lumber re-
gions for work.
Peter II. Sechrist sold part Of his
farm to Geo. A. Wentzcl.
John SAYS he has falmer now, and
his name will be Mckinley.
J. p. Wise and Ed. Meyer are work
ing in the car shops at Berwick.
Jacob Gaugler and II. l.. Wilmer are
hauling coal to the school houses.
Our farmers have done very little
seeding on account of the warm wealth
er.
Labor Day was observed by our peo-
pie without any unusual demonstra-
ton.
Park Shambach, his sister, Estella
and Others were to the aqueduct fish
ing.
Maria w. Dundore spent few hours
with her sister, Minnie f.. Eyer, at Sc
linsgrove.
Michael Bruballer, one Of our promis-
lilS NouiiS iiNii' was SNN'i va WI o'iN''7
on his wheel.
The poor crops and the low price OF
grain does not keep our farmers from
using phosphate.
DIR. Krcbs is frequently seen on our
streets and is kept very busy looking
after his patients.
After spending week with friends
Mt Sunbury, Louisa Neitz's name wa
added to the sick list.
II. II. Schrawder is beautifying sev'
eral lots in the Wilmer United Evan
gelical church cemetery.
Samuel High, Of Mllersburg, rcprcs-
enting Seltzer-Kahcr Hardware Co., %
Philadelphia, was in town.
|. w. Longacrc smiles at his new
boardcr and thinks he is all sunshine
and will count one for Bryan.
:. G. Schuck, of Scliusgrovc, sales
man for Xurtz IL Meyers, of Sunbury
was in town offering groceries.
The Sunday schools Of the Evangcli
c,l Association will have their picni'
next Saturday at Clements Park.
y. Il. NoEIltT IltIt 'l'lti IHNl "'t y
and Others followed. The quantity il
not large, but the quality is fine.
Rev. Brilliant, assisted by many
other pastors, is conducting a hCm'
campmecting this week at .Aline.
Isaac Campbell and wife, of North
umbcrand, attended the Nerdilla pie
mic and spent few days with his par
cntS.
The picnic at Verdilla last Saturday
drew an immense concourse of people
The addresses and music Were above
the average. All returned home will
the satisfaction that il was day wei
spent.
Rev. Baumgardner, of Mazeppa, oc
cupied Rev. Brillhart's pulpit last Sun
day at Witmers, Hoover's and Por
Treverton and delighted his congrega
tions with temperance songs rendered
by himself and his daughter
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

(rman E. Troup was to Benfer
lay on his wheel.
|F. Straub's spent Saturday and
Jay at Mifiinburg.
|arles Kaltriter, who was working
|lem, returned home Friday to
ne Of our people attended the pic
at Verdilla and Red Bank Satur-
(itea number Of our farmers are
hg while others haye finished al
\.
II. NJ. Nipple and wife, Of Sc
rove, were the guests of Albert
Pee's Sunday.
". c. G. Miller will have services
e l.. and II. church Sunday, Sept.
Pt 10 o'clock q. m.
pm d. Shaffer, wife and two chill
OF Aline, were the guests Of Mrs.
Snyder Sunday.
ter Mace, son of Jacob B. Mace, OF
this place, died at Milton. Satur.
plight at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Mace was
ing on a farm at that place. Hi
lns were brought to this place and
inferred in the st. Johns ceme-
Tuesday.
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SPRENKLETOWN.

Thresher F. +. Ioltzapple is p,
busy just now.
c. |. Schnee, of Mt. Carmel, virrn,T
friends here sunday.
Merlin Glace, of NanticOke, cam
home to visit his parents.
J. w. Wilmer is learning tn" mill
ing trade at Levi Herrold's.
|. G. Sprenkle and wife visited VIII
Jams and Gettysburg last week.
VIM. Gilbert and w. II. Nett OF
Smoketown, We're visitors here Sunday.
The Kantz cornet band will plnv for
Port Treverton :. S. picnic nj o,s'a
ent's Park Saturday.
G. o. Shambach, the junk dcalll, -
driving all over the country paying Tia.
highest cash prices for old rubber
We wish 10 be represented ia thc
news columns Of the newsiest and Lest
paper in Snyder county, the PosT.
After fighting for some time, JLgs
Sprenkle succeeded in killing a racer
black snake that measured five feet aud
four inches.
Levi Herrold and wife, G. 4. Shem.
orry, J. n. Ulrich, c. {. Glase and
Francis Reigle spent very pleasant
time at the Changers Picnic at VIII
Jams Grove last week.
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HUMMEL'S WHARF.

Sheriff Row was in our town Mon
day.
John SchOch made a TRIP to Newport
last week.
Miss Minnie Trutt visited friends al
Dundore Sunday.
Levi Dressler and family spent Sun.
day with friends ut Oriental.
Frank Hackenburg spent Sunday
with his parents near TrOxelville.
Mrs. Samuel Bower made her usual
trip to Sunbury market Saturday.
Brian Teats is delivering some of his
stationery to some of the school boards
i'm the county.
Frank Erdley and family were the
guests of his father near Erdley's
church Sunday.
Mrs. Amanda NOli, who had beer
spending some time in Sunbury, has
returned home.
John Hane, of Fishers school house,
is supplying our citizens with fine
peaches of his own growing.
Messrs John Seesholtz, Isaac Apl
and Jacob Bulic took in the sights OF
the Changers picnic and Gettysburg
last week.
David Slear, of Granger's Hollow
had struggle with five tramps while
coming from Northumberland. He
succeeded in getting away without be
ing robbed, but received few scratches
Freedman Reeder, who is working
! near Shamokin, was held up on the
Reading R. r. bridge at Sunbury Mon
day night, the 23rd inst, and robbed Of
his clothes, money, watch and knife.
Chas. Stetler, while coming from Sc
linsgrove on his wheel Saturday even.
ing, had collision with another wheel
man. Neither of them had lanterns or
| their wheels and none of them was
hurt, but one OF the wheels was damag
ed.
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FREEBURG.

lss Ellis Meyer is visiting In North
erland.
6ss Florence Meyer is spending the
in Mifflinburg.
IS Grace Meyer returned home
a visit to Sunbury.
% public schools of Washington
bship open Monday, Sept. 10.
lrry McManaway and Harry Mey,,
pent several days with friends ana
ives.
IS Darrah and daughter are enjoy
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
IN Mertz.
e of our Freeburg boys Is very
by, made 80 by a visit from MS
girl of Philadelphia.
IS Ada V. Meyer, Of the Musical
(oe gave n parfor recital to a num-
Il her friends Friday evening.
ss Lizzie Dill and her two lady
pis, IF 81 hstes0if;; N.M retHriiH
Monday '0lU0f . CiVo0 HiolSSA'
at the Central Hotel.
5 Anna J. Meyer left Monday for
Allentown College for Women
she has been engaged as a teach'
the last sixteen years.
lumber Of our young folks attend
e picnic Of the Reformed Sunday
pl of Selinsgrove held in Klingler's
Wednesday Of last week.
B. Meyer and wife, B. F. Arnold
wife and w. L. Bassler and wife
ded the anniversary of the Beth.
Orphans Home at Womelsdorf,
ly.
sses Jennie and Mary Arbogast
thursday to resume their work o.
|eis, Miss Jennie to the Orphans
e at Womelsdorf and Mary aposi'
pear Philadelphia.
ss Lottie Hilbish gave a party to q
Der of friends Tuesday evening OF
veek in honor of her friend. Miss
e Arnold, of Reading. Guests
bering twenty eight were present
Reading, Lebanon, Selinsgrove
and Freeburg. A musical tender
the guests and the Misses Hilbish
Pne Of the principal features of the
Ing.
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PORT TREVERrON.

Miss Francis Krebs, of Herndon, was
in town last week.
Grant Arnold, Of Washington, ID. u,
is visiting his mother.
C. H. Klock, of Sunbury, spent sun
day with his parents.
James Neitz has accepted position
In confectionery store at Milton.
Jacob Ramer, one OF Selinsgrove's
first-class jewellers, was in town sun
day.
Rev. Goodman, of Irish Valley, spent
several hours in our town one day this
week.
! Lewis Ref, ofScmnton, was the well
come guest of Frank Refs several days
last week.
Miss Lerie Bingaman spent several
days Of last week at the Rine mansion
at McKees.
Chas. Stroh was the successful ap-
plicant for the night clerkship at Geo.
I. Flanders.
A. w. Aucker, Of Sunbury, was In
town the latter part of last week ei'
tending to business.
| Miss Nellie Shaffer who was en-
ployed at Selinsgrove during the sum.
mer, has returned home.
Misses Carrie and Lottie Reichenbach
are visiting their father, G.. Irwin
Reichenbach, at Shamokin.
ID. S. Snyder, of Selinsgrove, is In
town helping to build new addition
| To his sons furniture store
r. NJ. Shafler, mother and two
nieces, Nellie Shaffer and Bessie Stahl,
were to Selinsgrove Monday.
! Wesley Arnold, Richard Foltz and
Levi Bohner left for the woods near
Johnstown Monday morning.
S. p. Steffen and wife, Miss Alice
Neitz and Masters Guy and Ernest
Neitz spent Sunday ut Sunbury.
The Ev. Sunday school Of Port Trev.
elton will hold their annual picnic al
Clements Park, Saturday, Sep. 8.
Benton Rice and wife, of Shamokin
and Mrs. Isaac Kembel, Of Northum'
berland, were guests at o. G. Rice's
Sunday.
Harry Stahlnecker and wife, Of the
| COuIlIy Scut, ulONc W to"H -hpiiuuN y,
see the latter's sister, Elsie O'Neil, who
is very i'll.
Misses Name and Carrie Shaffer, o.
Michigan, are being entertained at thu
home Of their uncle, J. c. Shatfer, or
Preacher st.
Master Wellington Stepp, Of thil
place, accompanied by his mother o
4 Washington, d. c., are visiting tn
latter's sister at ShamOkin.
Il Saturday eve. . merry crowd Of boy
and girls started for festival at Chap
man and as they saw several canal boat
coming, one Of the girls, who seemed
very tired, proposed getting on and a
last persuaded the boys to board th'
boat, but they had gone only abou
half the distance when they became
aware that they weren't going any
J more. The girls, weak creatures) be
came frightened and it was only thrO
the kindness of gentleman on th'
boat who landed them safely on tn
towing path with row boat that the.
reached the festival. They arrived il
good time considering the misfortune
and at a late hour they returned home
having had a gala time The girls hav
decided to walk the whole way th'
next time unless the level is full Of wa
ter.
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SELINSGROVE.

Elmer f. Ruth and family are guests
Of his father-in-law, John Stailey.
Rev. f.. B. Killingcr, Of Trenton, n.
j., spent several days with friends last
week.
We were sorry to learn of the illness
ofIJohn Kreeger, who has hosts OF
friends here.
Mrs. NJ. l.. SchOch, son and daugh-
ter, of Philadelphia, were visitors in
town last week.
Miss Gutelius, of Kreamer, was en-
|tertained by her uncle, p. 5. Albert,
several days last week.
Prof. Noetling and wife are enter
tanning Miss Mary Noetling, of Blooms
burg, who Is q cousin of Mrs. N.
Mrs. McClosky and son, Of Lock
Haven, are being entertained by Mrs.
Ms brother. A. w. Potter and family.
The public schools Of town will not
open as advertised on account of the
heat. The opening will be on the 10th.
Capt. Hughlin Harrison, of Akron,
Ohio, but former resident of this coun-
ty, is visiting the scenes of his boyhood
days.
Miss Ethel Schoch, who has been
visiting her uncle at Wildwood, N. j.,
during the last month, returned homo
Saturday.
The Reformed picnic Wednesday Of
last week and the Lutheran Trinity
Thursday were well attended and an
enjoyable time was had.
We noticed Rev. s. N. Carpenter, Of
Pittsburg, on our streets. 1t looks
natural to see him about town as he
spent six or seven years at the Univer-
sity here.
A concert reading will be given Fri
day evening, 7th inst, in the opera
house by Miss VanWagner (the new
music teacher) assisted by her sister,
and elocutionist, will give readings.
Samuel Zimmerman and wife, of
Roscoe, South Dakota; Jos. Emrick
and wife, Mrs. Warren Zimmerman
and daughter, of Sunbury, and DIR. H..
M. Emrick and daughter, Of Milton,
are visiting J. NJ. Boyer's family on
North High street. Mrs. Samuel Zim-
norman and Mrs. Warren Zimmerman
are cousins, Joseph Emrick IS an uncle
and DIR. II. M. Emrick n brother to
Mrs. ]. M. Boyer.
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FLINT VALLEY.

w Neitz was to Selinsgtove Mon
| Null was in this valley last
son Of James Haines, is on the
mira VIM. Meyer, of Freeburg, was
N. valley Sunday.
T., Maud Martin, Of Neitz valley
IN our midst recently.
Menple and wife, OF Hiester's'
ked T. {. Landis' Sunday.
Easss sallie Krick and Daisy smith
llIinscrove l1Tos were in our midst sun
|;,,on Miller, Of Kantz, who was
linvnd v at Milton, was in this valley
htly. p,,,.o
riting If her brother, NJ. r. Miller, OF
II Valley. ,
,orce number of chicken thieves
nsasting this vicinity, but some OF
morksmen ,,,e are attending to them.
mos Uaines and son c. E. reroofed
;nI ;I Miller,s house at Kantz, Mon
''' Now they are employed by the
abig sisters. ,r
pnnah Schaffer, Of Neitz Valley,
in our valley collecting cream ana
ssarv articles to make ice-cream
he picnic Saturday.
lvrence Bogar, Of sunbury,, Chris. ri,
er Haines, Of Freeburg, and salile
chlobig, of Neitz Valley, were visit
b. Haines Sunday.
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In ORDER several copies SNYDER County MARRIAGE ol
into district of Snyder elsewhere and nlue whore
ut not KNOWN propose offer copies the book to every dis
r in Snyder county and fifteen copies the county, 27 %
all to the highest bidders In other words YOU get the books at %
own price We propose to do this instead sending
he we would have to pay agent heavy commission AMI
would prefer to the buyer We are willing to nut
SIX books in every district and the six highest bidders will get the books
The fifteen highest bidders residing outside each
book at his bid.
DESCRIPTION
onyder County Marriages, compiled by Wag
ensee A. M conansa record OF about 1900 marriages 5000
oi snyder county people 1t consists first of miscellaneous list
rages compiled from the files OF the Mdeg from SOS to Oct
, 1855 when the marriage license law effect Second from
iOct l. 1855 to April 1899 from the license docket of sc
county lmrd the marriage record of Rev. Aoph b.
ST. FOURTH that Of Rev. j. p Shnde Jr-lS3- 1855 and rNl
the record of G. e. Erlenmyer, 1S4O-75.
The book is nicely bound in substantial cloth binding and c,
26o pages AT the end of the book there INDEX surname
when you can tell at glance what pages every family
ours There not family residing in Snyder county has
here Tor any length OF time who will of many
own number and that of their families. The
the detail information OF its people There is another book @
"Sneo wch contains SO much information concerning F
ana as there was only 2S4 copies printed and and II have
sold leaving 2l2 copies hand Deuctng from the ~ ,,
offered in this sale the highest bidders will leave only
which must be sold at the regular price three dollars per copy w
want 10 convert the entire stock INTO cash and in order
these books scattered to all parts the county everyone
an appreciate the value of such book, l27 copies will the %
bidders each township borough and fifteen outside of the con
n.y. when the entire stock exhausted and the
and the value OF the book appreciated will part with their copy
ana w be next to Impossible to get copy for love That
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PvNAu yeakness easily cuped by
NnD DR.. Miles, Nerve Plasters,
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Elmer F. Ruth and family are guests
Of his father-in-law, John Stailey.
Rev. f. B. Killingcr, of Trenton, N.
J., spent several days with friends last
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ALINE.

great many Of our people were to
Pieburg Saturday.
A. Ebright has the frame of his
erected. He will soon be ready
= Irutt bought a new road wagon
,uay ! and to-day he and his family
drive with it.
my Sweigert is erecting new
smith shop on the corner Of the
'eading to Oriental and Richfield
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Buchanan, Mich, May %.
Genessee Pure Food Co., LIE Roy
NJ

GENTLEMEN My mamma NA.
been a great coffee drinker and hss
found it very injurious. HAVING
used several packages of yell
GRAIN-O, the drink that takes lhe
place of coffee, she found it nuol
better for herself and for us children
to drink. She has given up col,
drinking entirely. We use pack
age every week, / am ten years o'd.
Respectfully yours.
FAiStE VIII IAMs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Coiumbfa.-In the matter Of Louis II. Emmert
Individually and as partner In the firm Of Emmert
4 Heisley, bankrupt. In bankruptcy. No. 1870
D. c. Notice is hereby given that the 9Th day OF
June, 1900. tie said Louis H. Emmert was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting Of his
creditors Will be held at my office, Room No. no.
D. G.. on the 9th day Of October 1900, at o'eIocf
pm, at which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims. appoint q trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
EDWARD s. McCALMONT
Referee IN bankruptcy.
E. 81. THOMAS, Attorney for Bankrupt. it
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Coumbia.-William A. Scott Mary G.. Scott
ct al. No. 203S7. Equity Docket 46.-1his cause
being referred to me to report distribution Of the
proceeds of sale of real estate Of William A. Scott
deceased, notice is hereby given that I will pro
coed under the said order Tuesday, the 18th
day of September, 1900, Mt 10 O'Clock am, at the
auditors rooms, In the United States court house
In this city. All persons having claims against the
the proofs at the said hearing. JAS. G. PAYNE.
Auditor self. TO- %
No. 972a. ADMIN. DOC. 27.-THIs Is TO GIVE
notice that the subscribers Of the District Of Co
lumbia have obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding a Special Term
the personal estate Of Charles e. Gait, late Of
the District Of Columbia deceased all persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under hands this 14th day Of
September 1900; NORMAN GAIT. STERLING
COMPANY. BY JAMES F. HOOD. Secretary.
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2l03 q. Or. b. Gel,
sta. side lot. .....Si5.0
1913 Pa sv. fats, Sr
and bath. each. =. .40.S 50
102s 18th. 10r&b. fur. 30. &c
500 ii ne. Ir&b. ID. SO
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STO
1913 Pa ay NV. fine large
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fer wanted.
1915 Pa av NV. sto. On. OC
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FOR RENT-BY c. II. PARKER. 435 AZ ST. S.w
315 Tth sw large stos32. 80 25 18th Tor imp oS
1904 sw I0r&imp 80. 40 1909 18TH NV sr imp p 90
907 Sd sw 6r&iInp. II 80, 13s sw, 6r&w. 49, 80
S S4S. sw' or&w. u so - sw. 6r&w 10 90
1882 AZ, Or. 1000 1917 Del av. 6r&w. 20 50
Alb 18Th Sc, Sr&w. $50 III se 5r&w. Z 80
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