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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24

Phyllis-You are looking rather pale,
dear. Why don't you do as | do-take a
two-mile walk every morning for your
complexion?
lsabel-And you really Go that9 Why.
| L%d no idea it was that far to a drug
torc.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
ENGINE OFF TRACK.

Engine No. 800 ran off the track at
Cid Bridge yard Monday night at II. IL
O'Clock. The engine is a very heavy
n and it took the wrecking crew
that was sent up there until $. O'CLOCK
Tuesday morning to get it back on
the track again. The engineers said
the snowstorm that came up SO sud.
denly. caused all of the trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24

WORCESTER. Mass, Dee. "a. A
special from Milford says: Mrs, VIII
liam ]. Fitzpatrick, aged eighteen, was
fatally burned by sparks from her
kitchen stove setting her dress on fire.
She ran from the house n living torch.
Neighbors put the fire out with Il blan-
ket. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was taken to
Milford hospital, where the doctors
say she cannot live"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
TICKETS SELL FAST.

The committee of arrangements in
charge of the ball and reception to be
given by Rossville Engine Company
No. l at Doty's pavilion, Eltingville,
on New Years eve, says that the
tickets are being sold readily and the
fire laddies will have a big crowd.
Excellent music will be in attend
ance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
ENTERTAIN AT WESTERLEIGH.

On the night of, February 10 there
is to be an entertainment, followed
by a reception at DEEMS Memorial
Chapel, Westerleigh Institute, st.
George. It is expected that many
people from all over Staten Island
| will attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
The Uses of Adversity.

Never was glad for this impediment
in my speech but once" said the man
from the country.
When was that?"
"Fe-fe-fellow asked me h-h-how
much l would take for IA horse, and
f-forty he offered me fifty."-Tit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
Two of Kind.

She (after the honeymoon)-I've
often wondered, dear, what you could
have seen in me to induce you to ask
to become your wife.
He-That's a remarkable coincidence.
Don't you know I've asked myself that
been married Cincinnati Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
SCARLET FEVER CASES.

y 1t is said there are a number of cases
of scarlet fever..and diphtheria in the
vicinity of KreischervIlle. The doc
tors are doing all they can to check
the disease and will doubtless be Sue
cessful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24

The Evening News is on sale at Ost-
burgs' A Main street, and at John
Boss Hotel, formerly John Kall's
stand. Extra copies of the News and
all NewYork papers can always be Sc
cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
ICE WAS FINE.

The ice on Coles pond was thick
yesterday and the pond was we'll
crowded all day. In the afternoon
the T~ottenville Hockey Club was out
for practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
In the Discharge of Duty.

The Constable-The oEry house is
over that way.
The Actor-Yes? Do you &C there
often?
The Constable-Well, every once in
awhile | have 10 go to keep EN- from
mobbin' the actors.-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
NINTH ANNUAL BALL.

The ninth annual ball of tho Prince
Ponatowski Society, of Staten Island,
will be held one night next month at
the Steward House, Elm Pork.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
In d l

When only russell apples are to be
had, a favorite way we cook them
is to pare, quarter and bake them in
the bean pot all day. Add a little SUI
gar and plenty of water. When cold
it looks and tastes like cider apple
sauce.-Orange Judd Edrmer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
Considerate.

why don't you try to carr an honest
"livin'?"
Me frien'," replied Meandering Mike,
I'm afraid dat if | went to work regular
I'd save up me money an git 10 be a
trust promoter. AS it is now, l goes
along peaceable, takin' only what folks
wants TO give mo Std O. standin' 'em
up an takin' it away from them
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
A New Dcnnrfurc

Mrs. Knowit has a husband that
really thinks something Of her"
"Wha has he done?"
why instead of betting TO win a
hat for himself on the election he let
a new bonnet for his wife.'-N. Y
Vines
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
HardihOOd.

Wild and fiery Alged the tempest,
Man and creature tremoled mute:
While my chimney, never b,anching.
Took that time to clean It's SCOT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cIos,rr stock auotctions.

Money on call nominally at 3laa4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5ieQ6 per
cent. Exchanges, $199, 2s45s1; balances
$40. sos. 413.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-24
COMPLAIN OF THE GAS.

In stores. churches and private
houses people are complaining of the
gas. 1t sends out a terrible odor,
affecting the eyes of people and caus-
ing them to sneeze, cough and choke.
1t is said to BIZ caused by the new
machinery that has been placed in the
gas house and will probably wear
away in time.
The men who have made the largest
fortunes in business are those who
have been the most extensive adver-
Users
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-29

MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER COUNTY, 90 1908

TUESDAY March II, Isaac Weiand will sell liv,
stock, farming implements and house
hold goods miles east OF McC lure and u
mile west of RauD's mill.
| WEDNESDAY, March Is, Ellsworth Steimling wilt
sell farm stock and implements at his resi-
dence one mile North of Freeburg:
stock and farming implements Ii miles
North of Selinsgrove.
THURSDAY, March 10, on the farm OF Robert
Lesher, Blue Hill, T.. V. Lesher viii sell
live stock and farming implements.
THURSDAY, March ~, John NJ. Goss will sell
live stock aud farm implements ut Trox-
elviile.
FRIDAY, March 90, j, &. Grubb will sell live
stock, farm implements aud household
goods, ON q. N. Meatz's farm, mile East
OF Middlcburg.
SATURDAY, March 81, Abraham Mitt,Iling will
sell horses, COWS. ne td OF catt.c and
farming implements miles East of Bich-
field ON the roa / leading from SeIinsgrove
to Mifilintown.
MONDAY, Mach % Norman Bros will stli live
stock, farm implements eto. y III le south
OF Troxelville-
MONDAY, March p. Philip Mace, at Hummers
Wharf will sell farm sock ana imple-
ments.
TUESDAY, March -. J. y. Il. Meyer will sell
nve stock, flaming implements and
household goods mules ei,t of Troycl
vile.
TUESDAY. FEB q, Philip A. Schncc and Philip
Menge executors Of hedry Mcngcl, will
sell farm stock ana household goods, '
OF u nile y. ~. ~ fremont,
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.


Heirs Of John Stroup to Susanna
Mitterling, Lime Stone lot in West
Perry twp, 5000.
Susanna Mittcrliug TO- Frank Portz-
line the above lot, 5000.
jacob II, Haincs and wife to Charles
f. Aigler lot in Beaycrtown, $4,000.
John j. Ulri,h and J. \. Ludwig
executors of Perry l'lrich to Wilrred
B Focht, IL A. in Penn twp, $l257.-
SO.
Galen II. Hoshue to Frederick
Steimhng lots in Mcclure, 5000.
Levi b. Matter admir- of Joel Matter
to Isaac Bickel, - y. IS i. in Centre
twp, $685.
Maria Martaiu and Husband to
Oscar Long l. \. in Centre twp,
$4,000.
Horace J. tulhcrtsou, trustee of Al
otrt B. Long dcr'd., to Clarence \.
Long, Allen y. Orr, guardian of Chas.
II Long and Allen \. Orr guardian
Of Albert i. Long.
Jacob Stctlrn and wife TO Aaron
Howell . \. li9 T. in pcrry twp,
$4,000.
Henry Boyer and wife to Aaron
Howell S6 acres in Perry twp, $l.OO.
Levi Epler and wife to Jacob Slcllcn
> \. l49 +, in Perry twp, 5000.
VIM, Harding and Philip Schncc
admir-, Of George Schncc to Henry
Boyer Sc \. in Perry twp, &20oo0o.
Wills rrobatcd.
The last will aud Testament of Hen
ry Menglc late OF Perry twp, was pro.
bated and Letters trstamrulary there
to granite 10 Philip \. Schucc and
Philip Mcuglc who are named in the
Will rs executors, hi, children are the
heirs
The last Will of Margaret Smith late
OF Selinsgrove was prohatcd and letters
c. L. a. were granted to James w.
Smith her Children are the heirs.
Letters Granted. -
4 sI-a.tors ofaG - i /. 'rs4ieA--ils ~ -
tate of Daniel Heimbach late of Wash
ington twp, were granted to Lewis
Heimbach.
Letters of administration in the Cs-
tate of Savanna Napp late of Center
twp, were granted to John Napp.
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MARRIED..

Jan. %, at Middleburg by Rev. J.
Shambach, Mr.. Charles T.. Sassaman
of Hummel's Wharf and Miss Sus-
amman Hummel of Shreiner, Snyder
county, Pa.
Jan. 25, at Selinsgrove by Rev. w.
A. Haas, Charles G. Spade and Blanche
Bolig, both of Selinsgrove.
Jan. II, by Rev. A. ID. Grambley,
Frank B. Dorman of Pennscreek to
Nora Nj. NJ. Kratzer of BcavertOwn.
Jan. 20, by n. c. Gutelius, J. p,
Simon Null and Della S. Stroup, both
of Kreamer.
Jan. "a, by Rev. A. ID. Gramley,
Wilson II. Nerhood Of Bcavertown to
Jennie b. Deobler of Globe Mills.
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Saw Two Grcat-Grand- Parents.

Marion Winifred Charles, daughter
of Edwin Charles and wife of this
place enjoys the rare distinction of hav-
ing seen two great-grand-fathers and
two great-grand-mothcrs, the latter of
whom are still living.
The one great-grand mother is Mrs.
Hannah Smith, daughter of Philip
Bubb, son OF John Bubb pioneer of
Snyder County. Mrs. Smith is the
mother of retiring County Treasurer,
Bonneville Smith and is SO years of
age.
The other great-grand mother is
Mrs. Christine Swartz, daughter of
Frederick Bingaman and widow of
Elias r. Swartz, at one time Com
missioner of Snyder County. She is
the mother of J. Wilson Swartz, a
Swineford Merchant, whf served two
terms as Commissioners Clerk of Sny-
der County and was Postmaster of
Middleburg under Harrison's admin
istration. Mrs. Swartz is IS years of
age and is now lying dangerously i'll
In Adams township.
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Bank Election.

The following named were elected
Directors of the First National Bank
of this place Hon. G. Alfred Schoch,
w. w. Wittenmyer, J. N. Thompson,
J. G. Thompson, NJ. Millner, w. c.
Pomeroy and Azaraiah Kreeger.
The Board organized by electing
Hon. G. Alfred Schoch, Pres; w. w.
Wittenmyer, V. Pres; J. G. Thomp-
son, Cashier.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-29
We Look to Future Sales, Not Present
Profits.

Look, compare, buy where you can
buy the best. Overcoats and suits,
Kersey, Frieze, Melton, Vicuna, Mar
ango, Sedan Montagnac long, short
and middle length, from the big and
roomy swagger to the conservative
style. Others ask $40 for our regular
price $3.50 reduced to $500. Others ask
$3.50 for our regular price $40 reduced
to $3.50. Others ask $500 for our re.
gular price $l2 reduced to $3.50. Others
ask $500 for our regular price SIS re.
duced to $500. Rice's, corner 3rd and
Market Sts., Sunbury, Pa. (2t)
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Monument Meeting.

Every Grand Army Post in the
county is requested to send one or two
representatives to Middleburg, Satur-
day, Jan. 3lst, 1903, to attend preli-
minary meeting at one o'clock p. m.
in the Post room to organize for the
purpose Of starting the work necessary
for the erection Of q Monument to the
memory Of the Soldiers of Snyder
county.
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THE FUTURE. REVEALED.
Coming Events Cast Their Shado"
Before.

The readers of the Posi- are request
ed to send us announcements of all
events. No charge will be made to
publish the same when the event is OF
public Importance.
FRIDAY, Jan. &c, Debate at the Kreu-
mer School house, subject; "Resolv-
Ell that the County Superintendent
should be elected by popular vote"
FRIDAY, Jan. 80, last day to make
Nominations for township and bor-
ough officers.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jan 30 and
81, Teachers Institute at Mt Pleas
ant Mills.
SATURDAY, Jan. 81, Election of Direc
tors of Beavertown Mutual Fire In
surance Co.
SATURDAY, Jan. 81, Republican Stand
hig COMMITTEES will meet in Middle
burg.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10,
and llth, Farmers Institute in Mid
dieburg.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL, Application
will be made to the Governor for
a charter for the Shamokln Dam
Water Co.
THURSDAY, Feb. II, Lincoln's Birth
day.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb. II, and
Il, Farmers Institute in Selinsgrove.
SATURDAY., Feb. 18th, Valentine Day
SUNDAY, Feb. Is, st. Luke's congrega
ton of Troxelville, will celebrate the
Lords supper
TUESDAY, Feb. II, Spring Election fol
township and borough officers.
SUNDAY, Feb. %, Washington's Birth.
day.
MONDAY, Feb. 23, Regular term OF
Court will open in Middleburg.
TUESDAY, Feb. "a, Shrove Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, Ash Wednes.
day.
THURSDAY, March 5, Wagner Harp
and Orchestra Co., Of Boston, in the
Selinsgrove Hall.
THURSDAY, Mar. 12, Geo. p. Bible will
give an entertainment in Selins-
grove.
THURSDAY, Mar. 10, Kings entertain
ers in Selinsgrove.
SATURDAY, March q, Spring Com
mences.
SATURDAY, March 2S, Annual Eclipse
of the Sun. Invisible in the U. S.
WEDNESDAY, Apr. |, Spring term of
Susquehanna University opens.
SUNDAY, April 5, Palm Sunday.
MONDAY, April 9th, Spring term of
Freeburg Academy opens.
FRIDAY, Colt Novelty Co., in Selins-
grove.
FRIDAY, April 10, Good Friday.
SUNDAY, April 10, Easter.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-29
WONDERFUL NERVE.

(ioa ou'splaved by many a man en-
Iuna.p Is pa rs OF accidental Cuts,
"a is, ias,, BRUISES, Burns, Scalds,
|e.ss ,est or stiff joints. But there's
Ia ed w;,, Tor or, it; Bucklen's Arnica
bblsl lSlii XII the pain and cure the
n;ls.. ls. ITS The best Salve on earth
10 Isl, 500. 100. 25c, at Middlebure
(ISsSItdP SItdPre, E, Graybill & Carmen.
Insera,.If! Iu, Ifa;, DR.. J. w. Sampsell,
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Get Your Dates Early.

PlOSe contemplating having sale OF
oaAl property the coming spring
10 well to select their days early
nave announcements made in the
i',' Oh the Posr. When bills are
ea at this Office no charge will be
1, 'or the notice, otherwise the cost
4 " 0o cents. The PosT with its
\ circulation ~ will be OF. great bene-
n,iO, aose having sale by having the
1 printed each week until the day
If.
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saasI&l&ss6:a, ,,,.,.....
HES PERTINENT PERSONALS sssI
DENrUAC11VJSs JSszlz15-EIyS

Cashier j, G. Thompson spent Fri
day night in Lcwistown.
Robt. +. Walter, of Penn township,
was at the County Seat, Saturday.
The family cf Henry ;. Stetler of
Akron, Ohio, is in quarantine for scar
let fever.
Born Tuesday, Jan, %, 1908, to Jno.
+. Wagenseler aud wife of Selinsgrove
"a son.
Charles Rauch, who is barbering in
Shamokin, spent Sunday with his par
ents at this place.
Mrs. Swartz, the mother of J. w.
Swartz, of Franklin, is seriously i'll at
her home in Adams township.
G. {. Kerr of Hcston, Kans is,
spending several weeks visiting his
mother and other friends IN Snyder
county.
}. \. Thompson oi Wilkes Barre
was in town last Thursday, to assist in
re-organizing the Board of Directors of
the Bank.
NJ, f. ErdIey and wife, j. +. Magce
and wife and several friends from
krcamer enjoyed sleigh ride to town
Monday evening.
T.. NJ. Greene Of Lewistown, son-in
law ofW w. Wittcnmyer of this place,
is on three weeks trip to Cuba, Porto
Rico and jamaica.
Miss Dornblaser of Lock Haven de
liycred an address before the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
in the Lutheran church.
Representative BowersOX has heen
appointed on the House Committees
of Agriculture, Education, Library,
Military and Pensions and Gratuties.
+. p. Custer and wife of Penn town.
ship spent several days last week with
friends in town. Mr.. Custer has bought
and will take charge Of the Milliner
Store at Kant.
The scarlet fever patients in Frank
lin are all getting along nicely. The
child Of f.. f.. Musscr was very sick
during the past week. but that too is
now out of danger.
Philip A. Schnee, of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, one Of the executors Of the Es-
tate Of Henry Mehgle, called at the
Posi- printing office Thursday of last
week to order sale bills and have an
Executors Notice inserted in the
PoST.
l.. $. Gelnett Of of<Strouptown was at
the County Sal Tuesday and ordered
dodgers and an advertisement in the
PosT. He proposes to close out his
stock ami during February he well sell
at Cost. April lst, r. S. Straup OF
Swineford will take possession of the
store again.
II. Alvin Gift, who had spent the
past II years in Nebraska and Colo
RADIO, returned to his old home in Mid
dleDurg. He has been engaged with
an Orchestra both in Colorado Springs
and Denver for several years. In 1899,
the Editor met Mr.. Gift in Colorado
Springs and while the Editor was en-
joying the novelty of the beautiful
mountain scenery the majesty of Pixies
Peak and the Garden of the Gods.
Mr.. Gift said: "Talk about your Colo
RADIO scenery, as for me, would rath-
er spend Is minutes along Middlecreek
than q month in the boosted Rocky
Mountains"
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Great Reduction Sales.

Great Reduction Sales.
ps week and first week in FeLru-
| Will have all my goods reduced.
lturday January 3lst, and Febru-
+ will present a gift for every so
!g Bargains in Ladiss Capes at
and up. | harE few coats at
|aln prices. Childfen's Refers and
ls-very lowL L9O'cts. and upwards.
'syour time Everyone is invit-
come to see us. Give us a call
Ouy when a dollar will 60 farther
IL has ever done before.
f.. G. AURAND,
Middleburg, Pa.
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Committee Meeting.

The Il publican Standing Commit
tee of Snyder County will meet in
MiddlebJ"g Saturday Jan. 81, 1908.
j. 5. Iearick, Chairman
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Lumber Wanted.

are in the Market at present for
|rlOads of Red or Black Oak cut to
fzes and , to inch Bridge Plank.
les having this kipa Of timber to
on will please let H know the
Pnt they can furIjH and how soon
hents could he made. If
w. W. WIrTENMYER g. Son,
MiddlebuIg, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-29
Election Notice.

le Annual Meeting of the members
|e Beavcrtown Nut. Fire Ins. Co.,
favertowu, Pa, for the election of
ftors, will he held at thel, home
on Saturday, Jan. 81, 1908, be-
(n the hours of and 4 o'clock, p.
A. II. BowERsoX,
P'S-4t. Secretary.
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in ,beat giving power? w. III.
Each varies much in caloric power
but the avarage proportion for equal
weights is about IS for oak to - for
coal.
Who buys old coins. >. Is n quarter
of 1888 salable for more than a quarter.
f.. l..
Dealers in, and collectors of, coins
will buy rare sorts, and the latter at
times will pay II little more than face
value for old coins that they lack when
they are not especially rare. >. There
is II very rare quarter Of this date for
which coin dealers will pay from 81 30
to $3.50, according to the coins ,ondi-
ton. 1T is without arrowheadS ut the
date. But most quarters of 1888 were
minted with arrowheads, and these
are not wanted by dealers.
What expenses Of the wedding should
fall on the groom" w.
The clergyman's fee and the carriage
that takes the couple away.
am successful with plants within
fail utterly. How can treat them so
they will thrive! Mrs. r..
Ferns of delicate sorts are difficult,
but try next, instead ofpots, n box with
glass sides and top. With this the air
about the ferns will be kept charged
with moisture, highly favorable con-
dton.
Why dc is and is nave dots over
them? J. NJ.
So that they may be more easily re-
cognizabe. The dot appeared in the
eleventh century, but was not employ
ed generally. In the increasing demand
for written works, which necesstatcd
economy of materials, Il smaller hand
and larger number of contractions,
the dot spread. In the fourtheenth CEN
tury it became fashionable, and for Il
time was placed over "y."
What is the effect of cold rolling on
steel? McN.
To compress it only very slightly,
even when the pressure Is enormous,
but to increase its strength appreciably
and its elasticity very much.
What do painters use to make gold
leaf stick? III. w.
Gold-size, priming containing glue;
or, mostly for outdoor word, oi-size,
which is a varnish made of linseed oil
and Ochre.
What does "high noOnn mean in
connection with the hour set for func-
ton? f.. Nj. $.
Noon precisely.
How is the speed of rifle ball meas
ured? Harry.
BY ascertaining the time in which 1t
passes over a short measured space.
Near the gun is put screen, and
known distance Off is another screen.
The two are connected electrically with
that records, to very minute
fraction of second, the moment when
electric connection is served. AS the
hall cuts both connections, the time it
takes in traversing the distance is
shown. Usually the time measure
ment is taken by noting how far q
weight, released by the cutting Of the
first screen, drops before the second
screen Is struck.
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.,bing party from this place
!, Braycriown Monday even
aunt of "A freight wreck at
snring-, express East Saturday
! wa, 5 hours late. -
T.. 5. SrRoUP,
Swineford, Pay
in YOUR items for the Coming
column,
l,r,,ion, wants a man in this
with $500 to invest.
led position given to investor.
opportunity for active men.
IAddress. Box 2, PosT,
Middleburgh, Pa.
IN :, r.. -uies In ms iiew snav-
\ hair cutting parlor for your
flsau,d with II refreshing sham
NJ a clean towel to each patron
north side Of Market square OPP
central Hotel. satisfaction guar
If.
\ SALE.--House and Lot in
|,in 4 new l2-horse power Frick
h. and Saw Mill. Also Brick
with about 5000 Brick, 10000
bipe Boards, 100000 Plastering
GooD feet Roofing lath.
prices, etc,call on
Eureka Mfg Co, of East ST.
ILL.,. want a man with n rig to
Buce Poultry Mixture in this
h. They Guarantee $3.50 a day
bod worker and they furnish bank
nee Of their reliability. Send
| rorfull particulars. Eureka Mfg.
BOX 90 East st. Louis, I'll. l-S-tf,
exchange says: "Missouri editors
|fusing to publish obituary notices
bple, who during life failed to sub
for their home papers, claiming
beople who do not take the home
B are dead anyway, and their
|passing Is Of no news value"
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Harness for Sale.

Food hand made buggy harness Is
kd for sale. Call or address.
G. w. BURNS,
Middleburg, Pa.
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UlrHE,i&.rS and Answers.

How do coal and oah ~'aud compare
in bent giving power? VIII. *
Each varies much in caloric power,
but the avarage proportion for equal
weights is about IS for oak to - for
coal.
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What expenses Of the wedding should
fall on the groom" w.
The clergyman's fee and the carriage
that takes the couple away.