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The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Quesssos Answered..

Yes. August Flower still has the
largest sale OF any medicine in the civil
ized world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought OF using any
thing else for Indigestion or bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce. and they
seldom heard at appendicitis. nervous
prostration, or heart failure. etc. They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation a undi-
gested food. regulate the action OF the
liver, stim mulate the nervous and organic
action OF the system. and that is all
they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches, and other aches. You
only need few doses OF Green's August
Flower, in liquid form. to make you
satisfied there is nothing serious the
ma'tsr with you. For sale by Pioneer
drug stors. Z. Lucke. PROPRIETOR.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
NAld'lN ALTON.
1rs Pr~sestiSe Pss r. O..r SaaaIi.
DoA and Oshrr ssGsrsssaitos
.N she subject.
~ = u. iirut.. NJ u.

fy \. y. Hrut-. N, u.
As smallpox is now prevalent in many
states of the union. thought
1t might prove OF interest TO the general
reader to give GONE statistics OF the
preventive power Of vaccination and
other iufor nation beai ing on the subject
a smallpox.
As regards the decreased mortali. y
from SMALLPOX since the introduction OF
81 vaccination in London from 1850 TO
lsoO, 90 per cent OF all deaths We e
from smallpox, this Was previous to
the discovery OF vaccination by Or.
Jenner an English physician in 1898. }
X d"cres ed as follows: From 1910 to
lo0. - per cent; ls20 10 1880 81 per
cent; 1880 to 1910, 81 per cent; 1910 to
.lsO. IS per cent; 1880 to lsG0. - per
cent. In Austria. Prussia, France. Den
mark and the British Islands. the
decrease has been strongly marked.
We will give that ot Austris as the
dates are more uniform than elsewhere.
Following is the average annual death
rate from smallpox per million of popu-
IAtiun:
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Nst,~- R.xsrdIa: sugar n.-:s-

We desire TO announce to the farmers
81 Delta coAais that We will pay the
fuIIoSing prices for beets on board cars
at Delta. or at any station on the rail-
road between Delta and Grand Jusction
For beets containing Is per cent. Of
sugar, or over. 10 the weight OF the
beet. s6 10 per ton.
Foo IL per cent TO Is per cent. 500
per ton.
For 10 per cent to IL per cent, S.lo
per ton.
For 10 per cent TO l6 per cent, si.6o
per ton.
For IL per cent TO Is per cent. e. 10
per ton.
For II per c,nt to IL per cent. s3.15
per ton.
For Il per cent 10 II Per cent, $50
per ton.
All beets TO be 80 per cent CO efficient
of purity or over. Contracts are
now ready for execution and
copies will be sent TO correspondents
upon request. .H..
The psyment % the above prices il
contingent upon the securing OF a suffi-
ciently large acreage TO wsrrent the
company in sending it's representative
and seed drills to Delta county. Three
hundred acres will suffice. II the tracts
be no; scattered over a larlse territory
II is respectfully requested tina, those
who may he interested communicate
with the company at the earliest date
possible. and impart all the information
at their command concerning the
snbiect.
The Colo. Sugar Manufacturing Co.
J. +. MCF'ARI.,SD.
r.. Secretary and Manager.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Or Ses sesuzneA IT, we fail. Any one send
ing shescA md description Of any invention vii
pruapaly seeeive our cpinscn free concerning
the psseasabilsy Of same. "llow to Obtain
fa,eM' sent urra requeA Patents secured
,hru~gh - advertised for sale a, cur expense.
rsenas taken out through Us receive sfenssi
s~srs. whhcG charge, N TIVE fsTESr ksc-
oen. - iiiusas.sed and widely eirculased jour~
sal, consulsed BY Aansfeeturyrs and Investors
Sod ks s..p,e coy eoGe. Addsss.
Ue1oo j EVANS 1 e..
(RA10f AfserDeya.)
Runna nuDnnR. VA310n0Q Ae
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Mech hoislers NecltuH.

Delta, Colorado, January !, 1901.
The annual meeting Of the siockhold
erd Of The Gypsum Ditch company in
Delta. Colorado. on Monday. February
4, 1901. at the hour Of three o'clock p. u.
for the election OF board o. directors
for the ensuing year, and for such other
business AZ may properly come before
the stockholders.
4. X. KING. Secretary.
j. +. SANDERS, President.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

As regards vac, ilation. In VIII
unbur; in five years. among ss2AS re.
esccinzt-d adults there sers bot tao
eases of smallpox. While among 3s3 2os
having been vscciua,ed in infancy aion.
there wer. l.C5s cases. One successfui
a. inaiio ,t tos after puberty rs all
that is required 10 supplcmen. the in
fantilc vaccination. This is stiested by
the experience 10 many phys'cians and
many statistic too scattered 10 be quot.
..d here. The scar should be well mark
ed. As regards the Communication OF
other discsece by vaccination. There
appears TO be much apprehension among
The more intelligent elass os people on
shis po,a, and hnve been frequently
inierroIa,cd by citizens Who manifested
"a wholesome dread % the iuocuIstion of
some poisonous discase in their child
rcn's blood. These convictions were 30
strong in so,n. few that they we're will.
ing 10 risk their children TO the ravagcs
a. smallpox rather than have them vac
ciua,ed. Such fears are strengthened
in s.sae people by the ho~ling- Of anti
vaccinationisis and the vaporings OF
such erra,ic crack Drained orators AS
q. r. Train who considers the practice
81 medicine an unmitigated humbug
and who dcsigna,cs physicians aud
clcrgymcn as hounds. Numerous Eng
Iish. French and German physicians.
come @ whom have vaecinatcd over
foar,y thousand. children each testify
tthis vas when arm TO arm vaccination
was practiccdl that they have never
known = case - such communication.
a few ply iciars testify 10 few isolat
ed cs.es TO the contrary. IL they exist
therefore they must be es,rcsmely rare.
Nov since bovine virus is used sltogs
thcr. and every prccau,ion is used ascep
ticaIly aud antiscpticslly, the danger of
vaccination 1. reduced to minimum: IL
the arm gets very sore and ulc"ra'cs. It
~ c,ihcr the fault Of the vacciust"r or
eome indiscrcation OF the vaccins,cd.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
| SsOPs the Cough aaI Works OF
/ the old.

Laxative Brono-Quiuine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure. no pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

As regards To the comparative fatality
when smallpox attacks those zho have
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Notice 81 An uuai Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
company will be held at the IsDEpEs-
DEsN ofiic-. in Delta. Colorado. on
"Wednesday, February l3 1901. at 1000
o'clock a m. for the purpose Of the
election Of officers and Tor the transact
ion 81 such other business as may
cJme before the meeting.
HARRY Bull. President
5. l.. STAPLES, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01

Fire insurance written at lowest
rates--W. H. Mastin agent.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
ruusmsn rsarsss sse~pcvs

Via The Colorado Midland Ry- leave
Denver at $40 a. M, "Wednesday o' each
week. running through TO Los Angeles.
Cal. without change. via Salt Lake.
Fast bound. these cars leave Lor An
g.les Monday of each week. H..
The cost ot double berth in Tourist
sleeper. which sill accommodate two
p~rsons. is only N,o betseen Denver
and San Francisco or Los Angeles.
Ask sgents ot Colorado Midland Ry
for ticket satc~. time tables and illus
tssted psmphl-ts concerning the day
light side through the bcst Colorado
sccn-sy. &c address
W. BAILEY,
Gem rss.. Ngt. prn,,t. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1901-02-01
Hay Dalesl.

For 800 per ton. Satisfaction guar
auteed. Any one desiring hay baled
leave orders at this office or address
RIPLIY Bgos. Delta. Colo.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
Boy on Attic , Years.

On some suspicion Humane officer,
III. A. McGraw, of Altoona, entered
the house of Mrs. Harkins. Of the same
place, and found the woman alone.
She declared there was no one else.
ABOUT the place. &cGraw went up
stairs when he found pale dwarf,.d
little creature with rope tied around
his ankles and the other end wa, tied
to a staple driven in the wall about six
feet from the head of the stairs. The
attic was dark and dreary and Mrs.
Harkins said it was her boy and she
had him tied there for three yeas. She
gave his age as years. When the
officer found him he cut the rope and
and the boy staggered across the room
and crawled under cot, crying pit
eously adm saying 'dont use big stick"
Mrs. Harkins said she kept him tied
up because he "breaks things"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
PARTY At PORT TRENERT0N.

The home of G. Irwin Rcirhenbarl
at Port TrcvcrtOn was the scene of .
very interesting social event SATURDAY
April 10Th. Although all was dar,
and dreary without owing to the in
ccssant falling of rain Saturd ~, vet
all within was bright and cheerful.
The house was tastefully decorated
for the occasion and presented very
beautiful scene. Numerous games of
different description were played and
very elegant and suitable refreshments
were served. AS the midnight hour
drew near, all the guests returned to
their respective homes having enjoyed
a nights good entertainment. Those
present We're: Miss Dilla Sholly of Ec-
lipse, c. II. Klock of Sunbury, Misses
Carrie Reichenbach, Jennie Charles,
Amelia Erdley, Lottie Reichenbach
and Nellie Daubert; Messn. Charles
Stroh, Frank Searle, James Neitz,
Grant Daubert and VIM. G. Neitz of
Port Treverton.
NELLIE DAUBERr.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25

While Daniel Erdman, of Paxinos.
was ON his way home Monday night,
he was ordered by two highwaymcn
to hold up his hands. tie ran and tbcv
shot at HIM, the bullet passing close bv
ms mead. He stopped and was robbed
OF $3.50 all the money he had on his
person and was then allowed to dcpart.
Mr. trdman is plastercr by tradcand
hard working man. He could not
recognize them. They were both mask
ed and tough looking men.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
Bequest OF Mother TO Son who Killed Her.

Samuel Gulick, whose wife and SON
Philip, were murdered by his son John
near klinesgrove, week before last
filed his wife's will last Friday. If the
murderer shot his victims, because he
thought he was not to be remembered
IN his mothers will, he was wrong in
his conjecture, for Mrs. Gulick dIstri-
buted her estate Of $4,000 equally
among eight children, to he divided at
the death of her husband.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
Has an Oak for a Protector.

One of the freaks of nnturc cam l.,
seen along the bank of the .Juniatn rive,
between Longfellow and Anderson,
During the June of 1850 4 ,oI.a small
cedar tree lodged in II re oak that
partly overhuug the tree. The cedar
tree took root on one of the large limbs
oi the tree, where it has thrivcd, COM
ing out each spr ng with a fresh supply
OF green buds. II has now attained "A
height Of four feet.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
COURT HOUSE CHIPS.
Deeds Entered for Record.

-''N'Nu iVi NSNVlu.
i benjamin +. Hummcl and wife (,
simon Hummel, II acres and 81 per
ches IN Monroe township, for $500.
W. X. Shawder and wife to Alber
; Shrawdcr, Is acres in West PER-,
township, Tor 5000.
Albert &. Shrawdcr and wife to W
! Shrawdcr, release deed for undivided
4 interest IN estate of solomon Shraw
der, deceased, iorSjO.
! Heirs of solomon Shrawdcr deceased
iergin Shrawdcr and w. Is. Shrawder
indenture for real estate.
Nancy NJ. and j. f.. FORESTER I,
jacob ID. Arbogast, property in Adams
burg, for 5000.
Nm and Mary Priscilla Kreamer to
Nora r. Smih and Cora :. i;cmbcrlinp
.! pcrchcs in Middccrcck for one dol.
| lar.
Cinderella and James L. Smith to
Mary IL. snyder, lot in Middlcburr,
for $500.
VIM. NJ. Bratton and wife to VIM
ii. llcrhstcr, house and lot in Mcclure
for $1,000.
Wills probated.
The last will and testament of Wm
Wenrich, late Centre twp, was pro-
hatcd Monday. The children are tie
heirs and Michael Wcnrich is named
as executor.
The last will and testament Of Mrs,
Margaret Dock, late of Washington
twp, was prohatcd Monday The chl.
drcn are the heirs and J. X Hughes is
named rs executor.
The last will and testament of Susan
Hendricks late of Adams twp. was pro-
Dated Apr Eth. The husband and
children are the heirs James Mic dl =.
warth is named ~ executor.
The last will and testament of Eliza
Iieglcr, late Of S'cinsgrovc was probat
ed last Saturday. Her daughter, Hat
lie n. Iicgler is the sole heir and she
with her son, Rev. j. A. NJ. Iiepler.
are named executors.
Letters Granted
In estate of Wilson Kinney, late of
ocIinsgrove, to Matilda Kinney.
Marriage Licenses.
',iarNey Sh"ily, New Berlin.
MARY Moycr, "
I Chas. lcrgcr, Fremont
Myrtle Srhlcgcl, Port Trcvorton
',e": A. Try. Shaded
Emiline |. Bolts,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
John Bailey.

April 10th, while John Bailey of
uhlon township, Snyder county, Pa,
was surrounded 10y his weeping wife
and children, he closed his eyes and
yielded up his spirit to Him who gave
II. A kind and loving husband and
iathcr, Il good citizen and cntcrprising
man departed from us never to return.
As II man he was industrious and
! frugal, frank, reliable and one of the
siaunch citizens of the community i'm
which he lived. He was "A man of
strong mind, of more than ordinary in
trlIigcncc and Il good couvcrSationalist.
II" wnS free To express his appreciation
or disapproval ofthc current topics and
movements of the times and was uu-
spairing in his drnunciatiun of the
rascality, and other evils of the day.
lie was strictly honest and upright in
all his business relations and trtnsac-
lions. We have reason To believe that
he was prepared for the sudden call of
his Master and that ne i ot rrst i'm th,t
beautiful city whcr, they live for
ever, where sickness, .nrrow min ,ud
death never enter, and th, SIM uf ho,-
pincSS never gocs down. lie leave, a
widow and four childrru our. SON and
tlrcc daughtcr,, and two prondchil-
drvn who will miss h,s r,1,u.rl and IN
that home ,hrrp will Inc snrrow f,,
many DAYS.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
Tried TO Burn a Church.

An incendiary attempt was made t"
destroy the Beaver Memorial church at
Lewisburg, Thursday night. Flames
were seen issuing from the chapel i'll
the rear. They were soon eXtinguished.
A quantity of material saturated with
oil had been set on fire.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
MlDDLEBURGH SNYDER COUNTY
Millinery elegant and correct, mod
erately priced. l.. DUNKELBERGRR.

Millinery elegant and correct, mod
erately priced. l.. DUNKELBERGRR.
Word was received here Monday an.
nouncing the death of Capt. Samuel
Himmelreich at Lewisburg.
a freight wreck occurred Tuesday
morning at Benfer The passenger.
on the morning train had to he trans.
ferred.
Bucknell University base ball team
Will play Susquehanna University at
Selinsgrove saturday, April -, 1901. a
good game is promised.
The York Bridge Co., York, Pa, re-
ceived the contract for erecting the
JOINT bridge at Mahantongo for $500
David fortzline cot the contract for
the mason work.
n law went into effect on the 2d Of
last May, providing that townslip
supervisors shall annually, ON the first
Moiuav ol April, enter into "A contract
with one or more taxpayers to remove
ana take away the loose stones from
the main travelled highways in each
township at least once month, dur
ing the months of April, May, June,
July, August, September and O.tohpr
or each year; also that the compensation
10 he h'ad' to person cmpioycdao above
Indicated shall hc credited to the rad
tax assessed against them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
They Ought TO Register.

An exchange says at has been sug-
gested that states be hung in the vesti-
bules of the churches, for young ladies'
entering to register their names so tnat
young men won't have to wait until
church is out to see If their charmers
"are there"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
49,,
~ PERTINENT PERSONALS kHEi
cENUSAO0t1SSzz


Ia town last week
/ Hon. &. Alfred Schoch was "A Nitllu
| burg visitor last week.
\. f., SolcS visited at I.cwistown In,
early part Of this week
Mrs. W. y. Lutz of Shippcusburg i,
visiting relatives at this place.
Miss Fannie Bow"r>ox of Sunbur,
visited her parents over sunday,
r Charles \. Meiscr and wife of Thoup
sontown spent several days in town.
Mrs Raymond Kath and daughter
Irene, are visiting friends ut George
town.
The d. :. Boyer monument fund ha,
reached $50. The object is II worthy
one
Harvey Moycr of Beaver township
was at Middlchurg "Wednesday of last
week.
Joe Clolan has gone to Lcwistown
where he viii worN at his trade for ,cv-
"ral weeks.
Mrs. Ira ll>h Of Millrrshurg i, visit
ing her parents, ~ Nrccgcr and wife
in Franklin.
Squire James Niddlr~warth Of TroN-
"lvilIc was at the county seat Wcdu,s :
day morning.
u. Arboga-t and Adam Gordon q
Mt Pleasant Mili, were at the county
sat Saturday.
Mrs. IL. Is. Rowe of Millcr,burg came
up saturday To visit her parents, \.
Nrrcgcr and wife.
John WittcnmScr of Minliaburg,
brought his sister, Amanda, to her
home i'll Swincford Monday.
T. b. McWilliams of McVeytown
was in town the early part of this
week, the guest OF Jas. NJ. Van Iandt.
Jacob Gilbert, Esq, has taken the
fence away from his residence and 9th
ciwisc heautiiied the surroundings
Prof. II. l.. Schroycr, Principal Of the
public schools of Selinsgrove, was at
the county seat Saturday morning.
Mrs. II. II. Lcitzel and son, Eugene,
of Mlllilnburg, spent several days with
James Ayers snd wife at this place
{. {. Scebold Of Sunhury and senator
f.. Nj. llummel of Sollsgrovc were at
the county seat Thursday afternoon.
Il. Arthur llciser of Shaded, who ad
been ut Knoxville, Team, has returned |
lie will now assist Architect J. +. Stct-
Ter.
Supt +. G. Bowers " and wife Al Il
Ms Jamcs Ayers attended the iuncra
OF Mrs. Austin t@ft III paXtonvllc last
week.
+. +, Waiter bought the houSr IN
which W. {. Snyder lived and moved
into ii Tuesday. Mr.. Snyder now oc-
cupicS the house vacated by Walter
Mrs. KathrIyn Miller, who taught
school AT Pcun~crcck during the past
"a intar n,..,d ,,r,,ol, ,,.,.,, I,., ,,'.,.,.
on her ,,a,. boy,,t,lrt pr.,-o,, ,r;u.
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own spent several days with J. j.. Il
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
READY FOR BUfFALO'S SHOW.
pennsylvania Railroad Prepares for Heavy
Traffic.

1t would hardly occur to "A resident or
= This locality that the severity of IN.
winter prohibits the work of the r,iI-
r"'n section gang in IA region So near ~
Western New York. But such is tbo
la't. FROM Thanksgiving Dav Ia ApriI
ro"l DAY, or thcrcabOuts. the nick
ana shovel of the section laborrr il So
curcly locked in the tool house and
IN" track rcpnircr finds other work.
The snow and frost have yielded now
I" IN" gentle warmth of the sun. and
thc gang Is out again preparing the
r"adhcd for the great traffic of the
Summer.
oh the western end of the Pcnnysl-
Nahh : nrw route to Buffalo new and
heavier rails are being laid, and addi-
'l"llaI ballast is being placed. The en-
TIRE line is dotted with workmcn sub
shutting new crosstics, placing the new
rails and chinking in the ballast that
makes the roadway solid.
The bridges are likewise receiving, a
slar" of attention, and the physical
condition of the linz is UNDERGOING II
general ovrrhaulng. The operating
officials anticipate Il heavy increase in
traffic during the Pan-.tmcrcau iX-
position, and they are placing IN" line
in the best form to accommodate the
heavier and multiplied numbyr u' fast
trains.
At the Buffalo Terminal, Exchange
street, additional trackagr has been
IaId and Il number of repairs and im-
provcmcutS bavc been nlrdc for fine
better handling of the Increased tIrouph
and Ioc traffic.
1t is said that HE trains specially dcs-
tired to the exposition will hc run
through {" the station on the eNuosi-
ton grounds and started from ihat
point on the return ticket; but even if
tins Is not done, the trains of the
BELT Line run at frequent intervals and
connect the exposition grounds with
every quarter of the city and the prin-
cipal railroad stations.
The Pennsylvania Railroad uili.ia
report already II gratifying increase in
traffic since the inauguration of tn"
new lin" between Philadelphia, Iialti-
l1i in, Il l,,n. f.
Hpbw PnSS. April ~, 1901.
THE MAN WHO SPIrS-
iGorous War i, Being Wagcd Against Him
in MANY Places.
Many towns throughout the State
nav" started in To wage war of cNtcr-
against tn" splitting habit in
public places. Health officers attribute
. thi, filthy habit the most prolific
ourcc of the spread of diseases. How
extremely foul and filthy the skirts Of
adirS become as they drag along the
,ayomcut- that are bc~pattcrrl at times
With large pools Of tobacco spit hy the
Orncr Ioalcr.
When other towns are moving iulhr
interest Of better health, what au. our
'ouuriIm"u doing to promote tie
calth ofourtowu
In street purmurn, LET Ilm "
nov" ou and pas an ordinance. "HI
Ill, drive tine street lopfcrol ......-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25

You are invited to attend our sum.
mer millinery opening which takes
place Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
May End 3vd and 4th.
L. DuNKELBERGER,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25

MARRlED.-April Is, at Middlcburg
by Rev. j. Shambach, Harvey Shollv
and Mrs. Mary Meyer, both of New
Berlin.
April II, in Adamsburg, by Rev. II.
II. SPAIN, James C. Knepp of Shook
and Beulah NJ. BCwersox of Banner
vile.
Apr. 10, by G. M. Shindel clerk O.
Z. Geo. A. Try and Emiline Bolts, of
Shaded.
Apr. q, by Rev. c. c, Miller, Chas.
Yerger Of Fremont and Myrtle Schleg-
el of Port Trevorton.
Apr. IA, by Rev. f. +. Oft, Lee L.
Erb of Troxelville to Anna G. Hassing-
er of Benfer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
Warning.

The shoe store il, old cconomial rooms
near Trust Bank is NOT economical
Our new room is near TrcXlcr'~. Sun
bury. JIG GIr.x,-rr
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
A Remarkable Party.

OF the 275 inhabitants of McEvens-
vile, Northumberland county, 81 are
wido ws, q old maids, IS old bache-
lors and numerous marriageable young
ladies, all Of whom attended a partv
held in that town Wednesday night.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
Millinery Opening.

! will have my summer millinery
opening Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, May lst, 2nd and 3rd. will
have on hand full line of ladies',
misses and childron's hats. trimmed
and untrimmcd, also full line Of the
most fashionable trimmings. Nv prices
are low, trimmings neat and tasty and
everything of the very latest.
II. KATE a. WAGENSEGLER,
SclinsgrOvc, nn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25

Father, thou art gone to rest
hy tolls and pains are cr.
And sorrow, pain and ~urcrlngS now
shall uc'rr distress thee more. \
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25

Chas. L. Marks, student of Phila-
delphis Dental Collsge, return ed home
to spend his summer vacation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25

In estate of Wilson Kinney, late OF
ScIinsgrove, to Matilda Kinney.