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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-06

The big battle ship Iowa, flagship of the
Pacific station. in company with the Phila-
delphia, has been ordered to leave San
Francisco for the usual winter cruise south
ward. 1t Is stated that there Is no par.
ticular political purpose in the cruise, but
conditions along the is,hmus are disturbed
and it is regarded as good policy to have
the United States flag shown in that quar-
ter at comparatively short intervals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-06
MINISTER MERRY HERE.
His Return Not connected With the
Nicaragua Canal Project.

Nicaragua Canal Project.
CAPTAIN Merry, United States minister to
Nicaragua and Costa Rica. has arrived In
Washington on leave Of absence from his
post Two consecutive seasons of the de-
bilitating tropical climate have reduced the
minister in condition somewhat, but he is
in good health generally. He says that his
return to the United States is not directly
connected with the Nicaragua canal pro-
ject. but he has been interested in that sub
ject for the past twenty-years, and OF
course any information he has acquired Is
at the disposal of Congress or the officials
here, if they care to call for 1t.
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Dana Amount. tn s1,o

fire occurred about o'clock last even
ing In the house known as 11O5 f street
northwest, occupied by A. T. Scanland.
t. damage amounted to about $3.50 The
was caused by the overturning of
gasoline stove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-06
Presidential Nomination..

The President today sent to the Senate
the nomination of Daniel H. Mcmillan OF
New York to- be associate Justice of the
supreme court q New Mexico. and mum.
Der Of nominations of postmasters and 70.
cess appointments IN tie army end navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-06
potomac Power Company Defendant

Potomac Power company Oefendant.
Proceedings at law to recover damages in
the sum Of $4,000 have been Instituted by
William E. Staubley against the Potomac
Electric Power Company. 1t Is alleged that
the 9th of last April. while assisting In pass
ing wire cable to make connections with
a switchboard. the plaintiff was shocked
and permanently injured. He claims that
the defendant u responsible.
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GEN. EAGAN RETIRED.
1t Was Upon His Own Application
SnepiaI 0rdera

II I
Special Orders.
Brig Gen. Charles P. Eagan, commits
sary general of subsistence. who has been
under suspension since February o, 1893,
by sentence Of court martial. for alleged
Incorporate and abusive language con-
corning Lieut. Gen. Miles. in connection
scandal was today restored to duty and
tired list of the army.
The story is told in two special orders
which were buletined at the War Depart
command of Lieut. Gen. Miles. commanding
the army.
The first is as follows:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. d. c..
December 6. 1900
In the case of Brig. Gen. Charles T.
Eagan. commissary general of subsistence.
L. s. A. the unexpired portion of the SEN
tence as published In general orders No
"a, February q. 1899 from headquarters of
the army. is, by direction Of the President.
RENTED. and he is restored to a status Of
duty with station in this city.
GSigneO ELIHU ROOT.
The second order is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Adiutant Generals Office
Washington, D. c., December 6, 1900.
The retirement from active service by
the President December q, 1900. under the
provisions of section 1913, Revised Statutes
of Brig. Gen. Charles P Eagan commits
sary general of subsistence upon his own
application. after thirty years service. is
announced by the Secretary Of War Gen
Eagan will proceed to his home. The travel
enjoined is necessary for the public service
BY command Of Lieut.. Gen Miles.
(Signed) H. c. CORBIN.
Adjutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-06

The American League managers for 1901
will probably be: Cleveland. McAleer; Chi
cago, Comiskey; Milwaukee, Duffy; Detroit
Stallings: Buffalo, Carney: Philadelphia,
Mack: Washington. Manning; Baltimore
McGraw. The National League has moth
ing to boast of in comparison of man.
ayers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-06

Walter 8. Barker, and other creditors Of
Jno. Trout this afternoon petitioned the
Supreme Court of the District Of Column
bia to declare him bankrupt.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs G. Co, bankers
and brokers. 1419 F St. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denburg. Thalmann e Co.. New York
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CENTENNIAL PARADE
Orders From Lieutenant General
Miles, the Chief Marshal.
ORGANIZATIONS FORM NG THE ESCORT
Details of the Exercises at the
Capitol Building.
MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES

Lieut. Gen. Miles, chief marshal of the
centennial pa rade. today issued general or
ders in connection with the anniversary
celebration of the removal of the seat oil
government to Washington. as follows:
The following are the orders for me
organization, movement and dismissal OF
the centennial parade and escort to the
President of the United States in the cere-
monies concentrating the establishment
Of the seat of government in the District
of Columbia:
1.-The escort will be composed as follows:
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Band.
Citizens Escort Mounted
Chief Marshal.
Staff and Aids.
Chief Marshals Colors and Escort.
Brigade L. s. Army.
Col Francis l.. Guenther, 4th Z. S. Artll-
1ery, commanding.
Staff.
Regiment L. s. Artillery.
Lieut. Col John r. Myrick. I'd L. S. Artti-
iery, comma ndlng.
Staff
FIRST Battalion. 4th L. s. Artillery.
Major T. Van A AndruSs. 4th I. 5. Artll-
lery, commanding.
Second Battalion. ith L. S. Artillery,
Major Henry W. Hubble, 4th L. 5. Artillery,
commanding.
Third Battalion, "a, Irh and 9th L. :.
Artillery.
Capt John F. Wiser. 7th Artillery
commanding.
battalion L s. Marines and Company L. >.
Seamen.
Lieut. Col. 3. r. Russell commanding
Light Battery F. ID L. S. Artillery.
CAPT Charles d. Parkhurst. commanding.
9TH United States Cavalry,
Col. William A. Rafferty,, commanding.
President. Of the United States and Cabinet:
Brigade Of District of Columbia National
Guard.
Brig. Gen. Geo H. Harries. commanding.
Staff.
Brigade Band.
Company of Engineers.
First Lieut.. Roy p. Hayes. commanding.
ID Regiment Infantry,
Col NJ f. UrelI. commanding.
list Regiment Infantry.
Lieut. Col. r X. Ross. commanding.
Corps of Field Music.
1st Separate Battalion IF Infantry.
Mai. Arthur Brooks. commanding.
Signal Company.
First Lieut.. F. C. Mattingly, commanding.
Naval Battalion.
Commander r. =. Hams commanding.
Ambulance Corps,
First Lieut.. W. d. Fales. commanding.
Band.
High School Cadet Regiment.
Separate Battalion High School Cadets.
The States and Territories.
Governors of States,
In order of admission of states to the Union.
With Military Escorts
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Aids to Chief Marshal.
Lieut.. Gen. Miles also issued an order, in
which he announced his acceptance Of the
duties of chief marshal. and included a list
Of aids appointed. as follows:
Headquarters of the Chief Marshal
Washington, d. c.. December G. 1860.
General Orders No. /.
Il. The undersigned, having been appoint
ed chief marshal of the centennial pa
rade and escort to the President of the
United STATES in the ceremonies commence
rating the establishment Of the seat of gov
eminent in the District of Columbia, hereby
assumes command.
80 The following Appointments are an
nounced
Maj. John A. Johnston. United States
army. adjutant general.
Special aids-Leut. Col. Francis Michler.
U.S.A. Lieit Col H. X. Bailey. Isl:
Lieut.. Col. II, II. Whitney. U.S.A
"Aids-Brgadier General JOS c. Breck-
iEridge, [. 5. A; Brigadier General John
NJ. Wilson L. S. A: Brigadier General AL
fred f. Bates. L. s. A; Col Thomas Ward
Lieut. Col. Henry G. Sharpe, u. 8. A.;
Lieut. Col alexander NJ. Mller. u S. A. !;
Lieut. Col. Culver G: Sniffen. U. s. A. !;
Lieut. Col George W: Ealrd. Y. s. A;
Major George Andrews. L. S. A.: Major
Abiel l.. Smith. L. S. A.; Major Frederick
G. Hodgson. u. S. A; Major John NJ. Car
son, L. s. A; Major William A Simpson.
L. S. A; Major Thomas T. Knox, u. s. A. :
Major Edward c. Carter, L. S. A: Major
Webster Vinson. L. S. A; Major Charles
Mcclure, L. S. A: Major Harvey c. Car
baugh. L. S. A: Major John L. Chamber
lain. U. S. A: Captain Eugene O. Fechet,
L. S. A; Iie,it. Charles NJ. Hoffman. L. 8
A: Lieut.. Winfield s. Overton, U. s. A. !:
Lieut.. Joseph S. Heron. U. 3. A."
AS IN the other case the order was coun-
tersigned by John A. Johnston. adjutant
general.
Meetings of subcommittee.
Final meetings of some of the subcommft-
tees are now In order. Those which have
been thus far announced are as follows:
FRIDAY. at A pm. subcommittee on depots
Mr.. Atcheson. chairman; Friday at 7:30
pm. subcommittee on hotels. Mr.. At Lee
chairman, and the subcommittee on music,
Mr.. Alvey. chairman: Saturday, p.m.,
subcommittee on exercises at the Execu-
tive Mansion. Mr.. Woodward, chairman.
All these meetings are to be held in the
board OF trade rooms. Star building Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 the various subcom-
mittees Of the reception committee Mr..
Charles j. Bell. chairman, will meet in the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art
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Administrators Sale
nr vAurAuur 4 REAu rSuaTr

by virtue OF an order issued out OF the Orph
ans Court of Snyder county. the undersigned
ADM nistraiors OF the estate Of Tobias Ramer,
late of Chapman Twp. Snyuer Co., Pa. deceRs-
cd will on SATURDAY. AUG. Is 1900 on the
premises Of Tract No. ], expose the following
deScytbcd tracts Of land to public sale.
TkNCT NO. IA farm OF So acres more or
less. In Chapman Twp, afo resaid, bounded ON
the north by lands or Mrs. Mary Bailey and
John Kreitzer. on the east by lands Of David
Swartz estate, on the South by lands OF John
Augustus Stroud and 0rubb's church property.
This tract contains about 6acrcs OF good timber
land. The soil is In u high ptate ofcultivation
and has . never failing supply Of the best wa.
ter. good bank barn. good dwelling house and
all the modern outbuildings. This tract will be
sold subject TO . lease which expires April ].
1901, and one-hslf Of the crops are reserved.
TRAOT NO. "A tract Of about acres In
Union Twp. said county. bounded on the north
and west by lands OF Jacob Kramer. on the south
by the same, and on the west by tho lands OF -.
TRACT NO. "a tract Of about 2 acres In
Chapman Twp. said county. bounded on the
north and west by lands Of David Swartz estate.
and on the east and south by lands OF John ID.
win.
TERMS OF SALE 20 per cent OF the purchase
money must be paid In cash on tho day OF sale
81 per cent. three months after the sale and the
balance on or before six months after sale,
when deeds will he delivered to the purchasers
and possession given.
Sale 10 begin at 10 o'clock Of said day. when
conditions OF sale will be made known by
AUGUSTUS STROUD,
LEVI RAINIER,
NJ. l. POTTER, Attorney. Administrators.
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UNION TWP.

A. l.. Strawser and family spent
Sunday with his parents at Selins'
grove.
Lizzie Schrey spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Oriental.
Joseph Schrey, of Montgomery, is
visiting with his brother, Gotleob, this
week.
Berkey 4 Reigle have one acre out
in tobacco plants. The plants appear
very nice, but they are small as yet.
Name, a daughter of Chas. Wenrich,
has slight attack Of scarlet fever.
We are surprised to lealn that in this
enlightened age, while we now enjoy
seven months of school, nearly every
family a newspaper, and the rural tel.
ephone, and still we have bait and
even biters for the lightning rod swim
dler-tOo bad. Never sign u paper for
u stranger.
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FREEBURG.

The Tenth Annual Reunion of the
libish family will be held in Glenn
bits Park Thursday, August Is. An
hteresting program has been arranged
y the executive committee.
Invitations have been received for
be Third Annual Schoch Reunion to
kheId ut Kreapeer, Friday, Aug. "a.
Miss Bella Hilbish and her friend,
fin 6choll, both Of fredericksburg,
ebanon county, spent q day with
iends last week.
Misses Mary E. Weaver and Mary
Hilbish sbent Friday with friends
Middleburgh.
A party consisting Of Will Grimm
hd wife, C. w. Bassler and wife, b.
Harley and wife and Chas. Riegle
nd wife took dinner at McKees, Sun
by.
The choirs Of this place are preparing
br the Snyder County Choir COnven-
Dn to be held August IS, near our
lace.
VIM. Brown, the trombonist, played
1ith the Fremont band, Saturday.
Miss Mary West, who has spent sew
pal months iu Philadelphia, returned
ome Saturday.
Miss Sarah c. Glass, after two
1eeks' visit with her father, returned
Philadelphia Monday.
The rumor of robbers in the vicinity
fsated quite sensation among our
|eople last week.
Freeburg was well represented at the
efOmed Reunion last Thursday.
Miles Kantz and Chas. Hilbish, of
Northumberland spent Sunday with
bends.
Miss SSllie Roush left for Philadel-
hia Thursday.
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PALLAS NEWS.

J. w. Meyer is training an excellent
colt belonging to Benjamin Kline, OF
Kratzerville. The animal is very
promising one.
Friday afternoon, Jennie Stroud, our
music teacher, was accompanied by
Katie Troup. The young ladies sport
ed a faultless rig behind n well-bred
bay trotter. Jennie handled the lines
with the dexterity Of an expert horse
woman.
Sunday Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey had is
visitors to sample her sweet pears.
Come again.
Bailey Bros. are building portable
dark room for Use at pic-nics, etc.
The threshing machines are on the
road. Farmers are preparing to thresh.
Huckleberry parties go from here to
Shade mountain. They bring back a
nice lot.
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KREAMER.

Mrs. John Mitchell and son, Carol,
of Renova, is visiting at Samuel Boil
inger's.
Calvin Stettler, wife and son, of Mid
dleburg, spent Sunday evening with
A. G. Smiths.
Miss Izora Smith returned from a
visit to Lewisburg.
Mrs. John Bickel visited friends In
WilliamspOrt several days last week.
Quite number of young men from
this place rode on their bicycles to Mid
dleburg Saturday evening.
Fisher Walter was fishing at Schoch's
dam Thursday.
The Sunday schools of this place and
Meiser will hold their annual union
picnic on Fagley's island Saturday,
August II. Everybody is most cordi-
ally invited to attend. There will be a
band present to furnish music.
A party of little merry-makers spent
Saturday at the creek in honor of the
birthday of Miss Matilda Maurer. Miss
Dilla Maurer of Northumberland, cous.
| in of Matilda, was present. They en-
ljoyed very nice supper and had q
very pleasant time together.
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CENTREVILLE,

Mrs. NJ. A. Bateman and family, OF
Selinsgrove, visited Squire Shinkel
and family on Sunday.
H. +. Mohn and A. b. Sheary were
county-seat visitors last Thursday.
Mr.. Shelter and wife, of Union Co.,
visited friends in this vicinity over Sun
day.
George Rauch and wife, of Kreamer,
were the guests of +. b. Bolig Saturday.
Squire Shinkel and VIM. Benfer, of
Dice, were to Middleburg Friday.
Oscar Solomon and family, of New
Hartman and family sunday.
DIR. G.. c. Mohn, of Laurelton, and
Elmer Braucher, of Millmont, were in
town Sunday afternoon.
Miss Emeline Nevins was home from
Middleburg over Sunday.
Geo. ID. Long, of this township, and
Miss Kate Oberlin, of Mitllinburg, We're
united in marriage Sunday morning
by Rev. $. Aurand.
Elias Bruner and Joseph Rooms We're
to Middleburg Sunday morning.
c. II. Hendricks was home from
Lewistown over Sunday. No doubt
Sallie was happy.
James Pursley and John Rutherford,
of Laurelton, were in town one day
last week
ID. +. Bingaman and wife, Of Kantz,
were the guests of ;. ). BOwersoX sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Zieber, of Bellevue, o.,
was the guest of Susan Walter several
days last week.
II. +. Chambers of White Springs Wis
tied Hopnai Sampsel Sunday.
Miss Lille Spaid, of Middleburgh,
spent several days in town recently
the guest of =. {. Hartman and family.
Miss Hettie Sande rs, of New Berlin
was the guest of her son, w. F., Satur-
day and Sunday.
Jackson Bilger and wife, Of Shamo-
kin Dam, visited w. A. Napp and fam
lily over Sunday.
Theodore Bingaman, who had been
working at carpentering at Lewistown
for some time, returned home Saturday.
G.. NJ. Showers took in the Centen-
nial at Bellefontc last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. f. Sechrist and baby, Of
Beaver Springs, after spending week
with parents and friends, returned
home last Thursday.
Chas. Orwig, of Millmont, and l.. s.
Hartman and wife, of Phila., were the
guests of Peter Hartman and family
Sunday.
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

Some of our farmers are busy plow-
Pg.
The G. c. Band played for picnic
oriental Saturday.
Some of our people attended the fu-
enl Of Thomas Graybill at Richfield
uesday.
Peaches are on the market.
Miss Effie Minium spent a few days
hoffer last week.
A. +. and w. A. Schnee and w. A.
arding went to HOover's Dam on
auBday on q fishing expedition.
1ey caught several fishes and a few
Mn. Mary Snyder spent several
eeks at Palms.
cycle.
Maicy P. Steffen and A. 8. Yerger
Psnt Sunday evening ut Isaac Stef-
Jessie Minium spent several weeks
Freeburg.
W. l. Yerger and Geo. Dry are busy
hreshing.
Charles Reichenbach, Of near Liver
ol, spent Sunday in town.
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SELINSGROVE.

Miss NJ. X. Snyder, an aged resident
uied FRIDAY of last week, and was buri
eel Monday afternoon, aged about S;
years.
Rev. and Mrs. G. T.. Frontz will
leave for his charge { La Grange Ind.
Thursday.
The property of Mrs. Mary Duck
deed which was to have been sold Sat.
urday last, was withdrawn owing t,
the bids not being high enough.
Mrs. Ethel Bogar (nee Marsh i.
spending several weeks with her par.
ents.
y. W. Potter and family and som,
other parties pic-niccd ut Mahantong,
creek, Chapman township, Saturday
afternoon.
W. Ralph Wagensellor spent Sunday
at Iurbotville among friends
Miss Bertha Chritzman of Washing
ton, ID. e.. is II guest at her aunt's, Mrs.
l.. Il. Wagcnscller.
There will he no services in Trinity
Lutheran church during the month OF
August rs the pastor has been granted
vacation.
Rev. Gcnszlcr and wife entertained
n brother and u friend of Rev. G's over
Sunday.
J. w. Gundrum and sister of Phila.,
who spent several weeks very pleas
antly, returned to their home Monday.
Mrs. Hall and Miss Walls of Lewis
burg (nicccs of Mary snyder, also
Mrs. W. }. Mullen of Scranton attend
ed the funeral of Miss Snyder Monday
afternoon. The first service held in the
chapel was her funeral service. The
attendance was quite large, Rev. Nor
rison officiating.
Two ladies, ncighbors of DR.. Ochscn-
ford and wife, spent II few days in
town. They were delighted with the
surroundings.
J. Wilson Covert and wife of Harris
burgarc spending several weeks among
friends. MIR. {. is enjoying fishing.
NJ. l.. Wagcnsellcr laid down n sub
stantial stone walk in front of his re-
sidencc last week.
At the ladies' dormitory and board
ing house work is being pushed, so that
il will be ready for occupany when
school opens in Scptcn.Jcr
{. =. Ulrich, Esq, DR.. \. G. Spang-
Ter, }. f.. Eisenhuth and Elmer Snyder
are camping out for the week on one
of the islands in the river.
Monday morning about 3 o'clock II
commenced raining and kept it up till
nearly : o'clock. which soaked the
ground pretty well. In addition to the
rain last week we think the corn crop
will bc assured for this year.
Geo. Nichols and wife Of BcrWj
were in town between trains Mond".
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For Infants and Children.
|lls Kind You Have Always Bought
,',ss,.,. s;.,; ,s: .. &MNzzx
FLINTSTONE VALLEY.

Mia, Lizzie Wendt, Of Selinsgrove,
vss visiting in this valley recently.
Commissioner Geo. Miller and son,
frharles, were in this valley making
ogs last week.
The oats harvest is past and some of
he farmers are busy plowing already.
One of Edward Roush's SONS and his
'tiend were in the valley last week.
CLYDE Hendricks of Kantz, were Wis
hons in this valley Sunday.
Harrison Goodling, of Oriental, spent
kunday with J. A. Meyer, of this
lsce.
The farmers are busy plowing and
Ome want to sow rye Wednesday,
kug /, 1900. They are going to crowd
he season.
A merry fishing party Of Neitz val
ey are at the SusqIehanna river.
The Quarterly Conference will be
| leld at Ebenezer church on Aug. 1919.
All are invited. Preaching Saturday
vening, August IS, at the same place.
John Null, who is working on the
|Ailroad above Sunbury, was in oul
)ldst Sunday.
Philip Meyer, wife and youngest son,
Ammon, were to FfOutz's Valley visit
By Jacob Erlenmoyer's Saturday and
unday.
The U. B. Sunday school q: Eben-
uer will hold its annual picnic Satur-
by, Sept. 8, 1900. All are invited.
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DUNDORE.

Hempelly & Co., of Harrisburg, had
their man in town selling notions.
Ex-Sherif Wolf was in town attend
ing to business.
ID. l.. Neitz, Of Eclipse was noticed
on our streets. He shares the distinc-
ton of being an expert in his profes-
tion, but in this enlightened age few
believe in pow-wowing. A
Minnie f. Eyer and daughter, Safa,
of Selinsgrove, accompanied by the
Fresh Air children, of New York City,
spent day with Maria w. Dundore.
Rev. Fortner, Of Selinsgrove, stopped
in town for short rest.
H. s. Nicely travelling for the firm Of
Dale & Co., Of York, Pa, was in town
selling drugs.
ID. f. Zerfing was in town selling
clothing for l.. G. Detwiler Il Son, OF
Phia.
Maria w. Dundore was on the sick
list for few hours, but through the
telephone medical attendance was pro-
cured in n few minutes and DIR. krebs'
prescription did the rest.
Lizzie Schrey was in town on her
wheel and called on Maria w. Dun
dore.
Rev. w. L. Detwiler, Of Williams
port, was in town soliciting subscrip-
tions to the endowment fund Of the
Central Penn'a College. The school
has been very successful in the past
and has bright future.
Our farmers are much clated over
our timely rain of last week.
The Posi- exposes frauds and protects
the people.
There is a good demand in this town
FOR early potatoes, fresh butter and girls
to hire out.
We have now abundant rains and
corn and potatoes are doing fine.
Catherine Null, of Pawling Station,
spent last Sunday with her sister,
Louisa Neltz.
Harry Shafer and family will move
o Chapman township next week.
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GLOBE MILLS.

B. +. Row is on the sick list.
Marie Gilbert returned to her home
in Sunbury Monday.
Cora Row, of White Top, spent Sun.
day with her parents, b. f. Row and
family.
John Gill and wife spent Sunday
with John Gilbert and family.
N. p. Hare and wife spent Sunday
with the Ulrich's.
S. II. Hummel and S. O. Uirich har-
vested their onions. Their patch yield
ed 1l5 bushels.
b. ID. Kochs, B. f. Walter, J. A.
Smith and families all partook of ice
cream at the home of Antes Ulrich's
Sunday evening.
VIM. Schroyer's, Thomas Dietrich
and Asaph Beaver had II picnic on the
island last Thursday.