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MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA., FEBRUARY 4, 1892.
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ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST
All Underwear nold at cost.
Tn Casu Stohe.
For special bargains on nboes, call
on Runkle St Walter.
Thia is the Reason of tho year for
trout lo spawn.
TLo "spring election" takes place
Tuesday, Feb. lGth.
If you pay as you go you will never
owo for your subscription.
With the ending of January day.
light lengthened &t) minutes.
The celebrated Pittsburg Stouies
4 for 5c. at Tbe Cash Store.
Miss Annie Seebold, of Kantz, is
the guest of C. C. Seebold aud fam
ily. Lamp wicks dipped in warm vin
egar, and dried before using, will not
smell.
Indian meal and vinegar, or lemon
juice, used on the hands, will heal
and Hofton them.
Mr. F. O. Uostermau and wife, of
Feider, Centre County, visited rel
atives in Middlebuigh over Sunday.
There are at present sii lunatics
in. Pennsylvania asylumns, all wo
men, who were made insane by the
grip.
Everybody buys at the Cash Store.
"Why t Because they buy ID and 15
por cent, cheuper than at a credit
storo.
John W. llunkle left for Spring
Mills, Centre Co., on Tuosday morn
ing to visit his father, who is report
ed seriously ill.
Camp 515 P. O. S. of A., of Mid
dlebv: . rwitt-fcold-f esfoftl at their
new quarters in Seobold's hall dur
ing May court.
1000 yards of calico, delaines, ging
hams, Bhirting. etc., in remnants of
from 2 to 15 yards, at 3 cents per
yard and upwards. Tho Cash Store.
Special offer for 10 days. The
Cash Storo at Swineford will sell all
dress goods at a discount of 125 per
cent.
Not left yet ! Men's Boots, split,
$l.G7, whole stock light kip
Ladies' Oil-gruiu Shoes down to
$1.00 ; Men's one or two buckle
Shoes $1.00. W. I. Garman.
Three prices of all wool dress
goods retailing at 15, 25 and !J0 cents,
respectively reduced to (J and 10
cents per yard, come quick and see.
Kunfclo & Walter.
Wo are here yet not with a reduc
tion of 10 or 25 per cent., but with
ltubbcra down to 50 cents, aud La
dies' Solid Calf-skin Lace Shoes for
$1.00 better quality $1.10.
W. I. OiKMAN.
List of letters uncalled for in the
Middleburgh post-office, Feb. 1, '02:
Robb ft Matters, pastor M. K.
Church, Lauria Buyler, James Law
ery, S. M. Harris, George 13aetz.
J. W. Swartz. P. M.
Mr. Samuel Bubb, of Three Rivers,
Mich., is visiting relatives and old
acquaintances in Snyder county.
Mr. Bubb is a brother to Reuben
Bubb, of near Beavortowu. Mr.
Bubb has not been East for thirty
nine years.
There are a great many people in
tho world who, when a quostiou is
brought before them, never stop to
consider the right and tho wrong of
it, but the first thing that pops into
their noggins is, which side will
htriko tho popular current T
It is vory unkind of subscribers
who owo us ou subscription to
move outside of tho county without
settling for the saiuo and then re
quest the post-master to order tho
paper sent to them. Wo only send
the Post to paople outside of the
county when paid in advauco, uiul
ouly to thoso inside of tho county
whoso hi ior we trust. To betray
ucu conudonco is the next mean
ing to pasturing your cow on your
t her b grave.
Suits for 13-year old Ivvys $1.25 at
It. Guntzberger's.
Roasted 'coffee 10 cents per lb., 3
lbs. for 25cts. The Cash Storo.
Elmer Snyder, of Scliusgrove, is
tho guest of his grand-father, John
P. Smith, this place.
All rubber goods sold 10 per cent,
cheaper at tho Cash Storo than you
cau buy them at a credit storo.
All winter goods, including over
coats and suits sold below cost lo
make room for the spriug trade at
R. Guntzberger's.
Brown Cheiot ' wool suits in
four different shadoi latest styles,
just in market it from $7 to $12
per suit at R. Guntzberger's.
Up to Friday of lust week Union
county had contributed 207 bushels
of wheat to tho relief of Russia. Is
Union county more patriotic than
Snyder T
Mrs. Amelia Boyer, of Selinsgrovo,
aud Mrs. Henry Boyer, of Sunbury
were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Samuel Witteuinyer, at thia place
last week.
City physicians recommend four
ounces of juniper berries to a gallon
of pure rye whiskey as a sure auti
doto against tho grip. The berries
can be had at any drug store and the
whiskey is constantly kept ou hand
by J. L. Marks, Swineford, Pa.
Carey's Indian Medicine aud Con
cert Company which has been ex
hibiting at Scliusgrove for tho last
four weeks will appear iu Seebold's
Hall to-night, Thursday, February
4, to remain two weeks. Admission
free. All invited.
Miss Libbie Dunkleberger wishes
.to. inform., the public that Blue V:.'1
have her Millinery store closed for
the next three weeks from the 8th
to the 20th, with the exception of
Saturday of each week, and ou those
days will well anything in tho line of
millinery goods at a great reduction.
Si'ECiAL Salk ok Suokh ! 100 Pail
Ladies', Misses' aud Children's Shoes
reduced as follows : 40 pair reduc
ed from $1.00 to 25c. ; CO pair reduc
ed from $1.85 to 50c. ; 50 pair reduc
ed from $2.50 to 75c. Balance of en
tiro stock will bo sold at cost us I in
tend to put iu a new line iu the
Spring. Tiih Cash Stoke.
In response to an urgent appeal
from the Russian famiuo relief com
mittee of tho United States, Gov
ernor Pattison on Monday issued a
proclamation to tho people of Penn
sylvania, recommending a prompt
and gor-orous response to the appeal
for aid of the Russian famine relief
committee of Washington.
Once in eight years all the locks
on United States mail bags must be
changed, if not oftener. This is be
cause after a w hile a good many lost
kevs get around, and they are not
very safe to have so distributed.
Just now tho equipment division of
tho postollico department is making
over 250,000 locks, merely for the
purposo of renderiug them different.
A prominent citizen of Auburn,
DoKhlb county, Ind., Col. Watson,
ccmes out in last week's Dispatch
with tl'io following card : "Feeling
tho disgrace to my family and
friends, us well as to myself, I do
hereby notify that any ouo who buys,
sells or gives mo any liquor, will bo
prosecuted to tho full extent of tho
law, knowing thut my appetite at
certain periods is such that I have
no control over it."
Tho weighing of the United States
mails, v huh takes place every four
years, w ill be commenced about the
middle of February, and will be
continued thirty days. TLo purposo
of this weighing is to form uu esti
mate on whieh to base tho contract
with tho railroads for carrying the
mail. The time mentioned is select
ed as being about tho uveruge, the
heaviest period being during De
cember aud January, and the light
est during August. Weighois uro
employed by tho department who
weigh all mail handled.
Mr. Grouud Hog saw his shadow
early on Tuesday morning mid im
mediately retired to his quarter for
a six weeks' snooze.
A census bulletin gives the Luth
eran communion in the United
States, which represents four gen
eral bodies, twelve independent
synods and many independent con
gregations. There are l,lV.t.2H com-
jnunieants. connected with S. 127 or-
fganizations, with church property
valued at $:1I.218.2:U. The hgest
number am found in Pennsylvania,
iu tho eastern put of which the
Lutheran clement predominates.
Peach Tiieks ron Sai.k. Tho un
dorsigned has a large stock of trees
that he will dispute of at reasonable
rates. To those who contemplate
planting orchards I will mnko rates
low for 500 or 1000 orders. Terms
easy. Write for prices. I bud my
own trees and guarantee them true
to name. A general line of nursery
stock. Address
J. K. Onr.itiioi.TZF.it,
Mifllintown, Juniata county, Pa.
Hundreds of persons suffering
with frosted feet, chilhlaius and
similar uilmcnts, will thank us for
the following recipe, which is a sure
cure: Put half a pound of alum in
six quarts of water, put the feet in
while it is warm, leave them in for
ten minutes,. aud then retire. The
bath should bo repeated every night
for a week. Persons so desiring can
use tho same water every time by
adding one pint of fresh boiling wa
ter at each subsequent use.
What a wonderful ago do we live
in aud what a wonderful half cen
tury we have just left behind. One
can hardly realize how little there
'wvf 1 1 ue world 50 or voars ar -
No oceiiii steamships ; no railways j
no Htreet cars ; no telegraph ; no
ocean cable ; no phonograph ; no
sowing machines ; no photographs ;
no electric lights and not even kero
sene : no steam Uro engines. We
wonder how people carried on busi
ness half a century ago.
Last week w e addressed superin
tendent Moss of the S. St L. road
for free transportation of wheat for
Russia over his line from the sen
der to the mills where it is to be
ground. Tho following is his reply,
which, though unsatisfactory so far
us our request is concerned, still
shows that ho is in sympathy with
tho movement und would most glad
ly grant tho privilege were it iu his
power to do so :
Lewistown, Jan. i!!', lS'.iJ.
T. II. Harteu : Referring to your
favor of the 20th instant, would
state, that there are many questions
involved iu tho matter of furnishing
free transportation for the object
you desire, u't hough wo appreciate
the motivo which inllut need you in
the worthy undertaking wo can at
this time nurdly cooperate with you
in t ho mutter. Although later some
thing may be done, us tho entire
Pennsylvania syetein may be called
iqiou to do something iu tho matter.
Yours truly,
A. W. Moss, Sup't.
Old Abo Lacy, tho prince of
tramps, has at last found a home.
Tho authorities of Juniata county
have removed him to the Insane Asy
lum at Harrisburg. Abo's history is
interesting. Ho was "Old Abo
Lacy" lifty years ago. His life is a
practical demonstration that "the
world owes every man u living." The
change did not suit Abe at all, but it
suited tho people whom ho had been
pestering. It is suid that Abe came
from a wealthy family that resided
in Northampton county ami that
tlo cause of his nomadic life was
disappointment iu love. Doubtful,
very doubtful. Did Abe ever love
anybody well enough to break his
heart ? Hurdly. His notoriety was
acquired upon the priciplo of being
positively good for nothing known
toman or beast, and the people
who were tho sufferers from his
devilment in years gone by will be
only too glad to learn that ho will
never annoy them again. Shako
spere says : "Tho good men do is
buried with their bones'1 aud it is
our private opinion that Abe's bones
will uot be crowded for room.
Wickersham Memorial.
To the Teachers of Snvdku Co :
It affords me great pleasure to
call your attention to the plan of the
W iekersham Memorial proposed by
a committee appointed by tho State
Teachers' Association at tho last ses
sion. In order to bring this matter
prominently before the schools of
tho State, and increase tho general
interest in the subject, the commit
tee recommend the observance of
March 25, 1K2, the first anniversary
of his death, us Wickersham Day.
They have in preparation leaflets
containing suitable matter for that
purpose, which will be furnished at
cost to any teacher wishing to uso
them, upon addressing the Secre
tary of the committer, Miss Eliz
abeth Lloyd, Newton Square, Del
aware Co., Pa.
Dr. J. T. Wickersham was long
aud prominently identified with tho
common school sytcm of Peuusyl
vuniu ami the Memorial contemplat
ed by the committee is a fitting trib
ute to him who spent his life in en
nobling and perfecting a system of
public inst met ion of which the State
may be justly proud.
The proposed scheme of establish
ing a "Wickersham Memorial Li
brary of Pedagogical Works" meets
my cordiul upproval and I hope that
Snyder county will contribute tier
full share iu making t he plan most
eminently successful.
Chas. W. Hermann,
County Supt.
Adjourned Oourt.
Regular adjourned Dee. term held
Feb. 1, 18U2.
Present, Hon. H. M. McClure P.
J., and 8. A. .V.7.'l and 1Turj
Brown Associate Judges.
In the case of Henry Kern vs. W.
N. Heimbach leave was granted
plaintiff to answer the in titiou iu
ten days or rule to be made absolute.
Geo. Seiler vs. Jus. N. Houser ex
ceptions to auditor's report argued
and awaits the opinion of tho court.
Herman Milliter vs. M. I'reidman
rule to show cause why judgment
should not be satisfied made abso
lute. Jonathan D. Reigle, executor, &c,
vs. Enoch S. Auckcr, exceptions to
auditor's report argued and papers
in hands of the court.
In the private road of Frederick
Gcrhai t in Adams Township excep
tions to report of viewers sustained
ami their report set aside.
A. W. Potter, Esq., ('. P. I Inch,
Esq., T. J. Smith, Esq., and F. E.
Rower, Esq., were appointed a com
mittee to act with the committees
already appointed iu Union and Mif
tliu counties to revise the rules of
court.
Geo. M. Shindel, Register St Re
corder, was ordered to complete the
indexing of the county records in
his otlico.
Court adjourned to April 3, 1H'2,
ut 10 o'clock, a. in., for tho transfer
of tavern licenses.
MONROE TUT.
Win. Hess, of Riverside visited
friends iu tins place hist week.
Tho Post is pronounced by our
citizens the best paper published iu
Snyder county. y
Some of our folks tilled their ice
houses last week.
James Forrester, teller of the
Union bank of Lewisburg, was iu
this place last Thursday ou impor
tant business.
Constable Heiser has posted up
tho election proclamation, announc
ing the ollieea io be tilled tho com
ing election.
James Shaffer intends moving to
Riverside this spring to farm for a
man by tho name of Coopcrrich.
John Sholler w ho w as seriously ill,
is able to bo about again.
Aspirants for township ofllces are
beginning to loom up.
David Kerstetter, of Iowa is vis
iting friends in this vicinity.
Who is tho first farmer of Monroe
who w ill start the ball rolling in aid
ing famine-stricken Russia. Hal.
Nathaniel Walter Dead.
yS fl XAtA'.M.
Nathaniel Walter, died at his
home three miles north of Middle
burgh on Saturday morning, from
injuries sustained in the runaway
accident on Tuesday evening be
fore, recorded in last week's Post.
The injures were luternal, and it is
said ho suffered excruseiating pain
foi six hours before death relieved
him. lie was aged 53 years. I
4 months and 2s days. The funer..l
took place on Monday forenoon ut
the Salem church-Ri-vs. Stover
und Bergi r officiating. Mr. Walter
leaves a widow and large family to
mourn his loss. Ho was a weil to
do and prosperous fanner ; hard
working und honest - u kind father
and good neighbor.
Communicated.
On Frid iy tho Troxdvillo hunting
party tricl their skill once more on
a two days' bear hunt. They climb
ed tho beautiful hills and hunted
through ' Tho Spruce," and by 4 p.
m. they hud made bruin their prize.
W. F. Lttinger, tho famous young
bear slayer, wears the belt now it
being his third victim for this fall.
Two weeks ugo this same party had
been out, wounded a bear, and their
dogs chased him across tho valley
until ho came iu contact with Ren
ter & Bro , w ho hud him clubbed to
death, when a certain individual
camo upon tho scene and shot tho
animal in the head while Mr. Keis
ter was sitting on tho animal's neck.
He got bis sharo and that is what he
wautfd. T. H. '.
PAXTONVILLl-Cn
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BiImuh Waiter-H,.dfltuc,.l,W.a-,
dleburgh, Suudayod here.
Mr. Oliver Bowersox and family,
of Millmon visited among friends
here.
Miss Clara howersox was to Sun
bury last week Mi business and pleas
ure combined.
Bev. Henry IVrger and family,
formerly from Snyder county, but
now a minister in the Ohio Confer
ence, visited among friends and rela
tives. He preached 'very touching,
spiritual sermon ou Sunday morn
ing from St. John ti : t'4 i;.H.
Don't forget the ('. K. meeting
next Saturday evening. Come !
I'l.Allt.
BAN NKK VILLK.
Breaching iu the church at this
place next Sublnith at ID a. in., also
in the evening, to continue one Week,
ltcv. Klias Landis, of Kichtield, will
conduct the meetings ami will de
liver sermons in the (iermati lan
guage. II. S. ,t S. Watch them. Try them.
I'.lection time is drawing near and
candidates for otlico are plenty.
Mr. (Iiindrum and Miss Tudie
(loss were wedded last Sabbath.
Their friends all wish them much
joy and happiness.
Hay making f Yes, that is what
some folks have put into practice
near this place. Ou last week one
day Lord Alex, just cut tho crop of
hay on tho .John I'cter farm near
town. It is a solid fact. It was cut
with mower and raked with horse
rake and then hauled in for uso.
It has been rumored that Wm.
Heeter, Jr., Oeo. Swanger aud Levi
Swauger intend moving to Aduins
burg. J. O. (loss elected an ice-cream
factory on his lot.
Iu. Shelleuberger - Son aio selling
gloves at reduced prices.
J. O. (loss bought tho Kothrock
tannery.
I!. J. Davis is agent for a book en
titled "ThoLifo of Christ," nnd is
meeting with great success.
AH kinds of spectacles can be ob
taiiied at K. S. ,V Sou'.i at low prices.
Call and have your eyes examined.
Tho sick list has been rather long
during tho last few weeks-too long
to mention. '
l'ublio sales iu ubuudauco in our
neik-o'-timber. Xinou.
Sale Register.
IVrs,,tls tflkT tllrlr S;ll,'
k','f Milk.' Ml,- r vtl, imu m-'m f tl.t
I'fllri'Will i,ii-ilii lr iintii c.i iiiii,.,! i.i o,..
'f tin- x.ilr fie,' nf i -Imri',
I'ii.-.h.I v. Vnri'h I AM. ti II i. k..l.Tir will w ll
in,,' 'K (if i .ittl,.. linfvM .iimI funnlnc tin
pl.MIM-t if . (I!) ,, HI Tm' r.irill. 1,11,' llllll- hillllll of
Mlilili.-lmr;li
Tm-il.iv. Mm li iv Atn 1 1 1 1 1 cMlilhivkcr will
II i!i. I, ,,(,.,. leu h, i.i ..(, ;, in,. ,(lll , iaci;..
Ilni' of far mini; 1 ti ,. -mt-ti I -, ,,n (I,,. Utah fa
one lull,' w.-M ,,f Mhi, n, i,nri;li.
N lo. Ki-lirnary vi O.ul.l Wrtij will h-II
miMi l,n.,M. I, 11 li, a I , f , an;,, a'rl an oxi. n
Mo; Un,-nf f,uinlii' linp, iiii ni. 1 milts noiitli
of New 11,'illn.
We.tniM.lay. Miin li r, m.Iii. v i. o. k, r mil ll
' II'TSCM. T ,-, t, ,,M... , H ,.,. M.M k nf
larinlnc 1 1 t 1 1 - i '! on II,,. piviiil , . i mil,
N.Hitli of ConiroMM'..
W..,ii'".,U , r, l,piary K. .1 Cu1 In s, In li will
. Imrsiw. ; lir ,, ,, . . , , . - , i.in;,. ,, of
famuli,; iiioiimK oil lil- taiin. a iuUch wfslof
lll,,,l,iiri;li.
Satnnl iv. Mar, li I'l ivi,l o, Lit III sell n l.ity
sl.K-k of lariuii, lin,i,.iii.nl. an, I live xlook on
fin- rrciiiN,-. In ivntiv townsiiip, inll,H,,iiOi
of l eiitrevlli,..
1 if lay. Kr!,niar m, , M
'ariieiiter wt
r nurses. T Ii.lI ,,f calili, iimI
Implement, one inllc ruM of lleuverlowi
all his fu
Tliitrwlay. Kelmiarv H. Ailam IHiMi will
linrscH. n li,, of eiittl.. kii.i a full linen'
lf t'l'l'l M on tin- premU's. In .'
tonnMilp. I mii sunt li of New ilet Mi .
Saturday. Van h r,. .1.
4 rows. hii I In,
H. Kern will hcM S hnrxn..
Ineiils. one hair tulle north ,,f licuveriowu.
or r.iriniiiLT iiiuuiw
TlntrMilav. Maivli :. o Kreln will Hell I horses
tf yearling rolls, grow. :, ,.1 of ,,iu, nil Ho.
an, I ii ini icl assortment ,, furm stork, i mile
in rl li of t rosit;r) e Hull.
Tlinrsilay. February l ', M Kree.l will sell i
lliarea. I cow. olst,.li, heifer, 3 shoiiM. ft ,,t
of elili kciis. Ac. ; nisi. i,,iisehoi .ioiIs uJnl
farm Mw k. si inlli'M fiiMl of Fremont.
SiituMay. Kclirnary . p. IMcmlcr will ne rchl
estate, u the Court House as the properly ol
Uiiilnu uiul I'cter Nell., of Chapman lownstUp.
Tucs.tay, x.iri h a John w. Kroiiie n:l ..J
li horses, h h.11,1 of lalllc. an, I a r; I' l of
nev farm Impli-incut. ,,11 farm nf i.ii.u.i
lllfik'amttn. .', lull's west of ivntr, . M.
ma,l lea'tlmr. from t entrevlll to 1 r,n. 1
Saturday, March l.'.-l.ets Mlnliitii
horses. 4 cows, 1 Jersey hull. s. .
111 -II I
. at, 'I an
tl.i.f
III sell
exii tislve n.ssorttiiciit (i f irm .11 i ..
lulletiist of iTceinohl.
Thursitay. March 8. - W. r. I i. i
t horses. 7 cutlle. mid failin g ute
various kinds, A miles we ,,f Mi.,,
on the road lending ,j .vtidi;. i,
Troxilvllle.
lis ol
:"ir;h.
l
llmrsdity. March in. ..uner l:. s, i,aia,,'h will
Mcll horses, cat I le und imtliii.'t i s hi loiilr
Uiwnshiji, a miles north ol Mlildle,inh'i. ,
"tiirday, Fchruarv 7. J. II. Kwlnif A llnuliep
VM net! 6 turxe, li-rut ol cuttle and a liiri,rii,
jfflW 1,,,w " ' X'.TS!,
sutur,u. vennary n. noictaiT
llWZWr UTJZl? 9
township.
Tuesday, M.irrh H. II. S. Illikhart will Helffe Qife
horses, ti head of eali,. an, I a puieral lartu CI IIs
Sink, niie half mile ca.st of Shaileln .Mill.
Terry tow nship.
TucMlay, March 1. W. .1. IMclo'hhnTN will sell
U hor-.es. 'j cows, and f u mine ui' ti-il-. ol vari
ous MluK J miles horili of ., l, un .inii,-.
sntiuday, March Illraiu .1 llnlley will h-II
horses, nil tie and f,irtiili, Implements, v miles
east i, I t'entieMile, on the new llerllu road.
Momla, March '.'I, William Wcnrlcli will si II ii
lo ad of western l,r, d horses, in head ol cattle
(mostly llolslelni ami a lar;e M, k of fiirinlii'
Implements and honseh,,, ,s I miles
c,t ,, Mi,l,ll,.aiifch on i he r,,a,l leading from
Mlddl, hur'li lo l'avt,,iivle.
Krldav. March I, It. .1. Illliu'.iln.vn w"l sell tier
soiial pr, H'i ty at the residence uf '. . ,1..;
illeswartli, one mile hoi Hi or 1'rotit. .
s.iinrua.. l'eliruarv .ii. i. 1 1-.1 i .i i,
III oll,T at pul'll, sale :il Hie l oil, , . ,
.MI,,cI,iiik-Ii. rial esl.,io siluati I. ,
low n. hip, as the property of . Mlia . i.- i
Irani..
S.iliiid.iy. March 1.'. Il.iil.ara lol , ,i
pelsolial pl,.MII , 'J miles West ,, M II 1 .
Wclhcsdav. Mari'h 1. I.el ipp an. I I I i
iik'er will sell live slock ami t. ii in In, i : a ,
.1 miles Soul li-easl ol Mld,lcliurK-h. ai I lie home
ol I he , inner.
BLAYKKTOWN
Mrs. Oeo. A. Smith died of dropsy
The condition of John S. Smith
has changed somewhat for tho bet
ter and it is believed ho will recover.
Tho Winey Brothers had auction
of old goods on Friday after noon
and evening.
Calvin Dreese and Will Miller have
gone to Crestline, ).
Mr. A. M. Carpenter had a vory se
rious spell of heart trouble recently.
John Bingiiuin from Indiana at
tended the funeral of his mot her and
spent, several d.iys with friends iu
town.
J. 1. Shirk attended the funeral of
his mother iu Juniata County re
cently. Mrs. Levi (Sift, formerly from
this place, but now of Millliu County,
and a sister to our fellow-tow usiuan,
Reuben Fees, hud a paralytic stroko
on her left side roceiitly disabling
her altoget her. Fu.inki.i s.
By referring to the County State
ment, published on our last page, it
will be seen thai tho indebtedness
has been decreased nearly ono half
during IK)!. Last year it was
571.7."), against .l'2,7:iH,HO this year.or
a reduction of .ll,H:i:l.!).1,
.inn. .v. oiiiii ii uteii oi urojisy M,
on Friday jmoruing, aged 75 years. i
Tho funeral took place on .Sunday . I
fore noon-her pastor, Uev. Laudis, ""1
conducted the services. iiBii
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