yXslM AT THE LABEL
"". prints after
four nniim, nn the l.tl-l of
.. "P"!". "' tin-hum.
Mon bs tN't-n pnld.
ffpTii-e per Vc.tr, i.m.
MIDDLEBUltGH, SNYDER CO., PA., SEPTEMBEltlrsflfi.
tor and Proprietor.
llll'lll'llLI TT j1.-;L1 "V tl A'wf JHHT' -Slv- Z. AiT? I C 'r-W . v I ij fE. l I fO"7 U I I L
VOL. 33. NO. 30.
TlnlE We hi mis iimiirilW IIP WIPLE. Jm flPWCATE IF TCflK Ifflfflf MM iWlMWMK MM jn.w,,,Hft -
.it ittrt rAIIMTV Dr.J W rir.L.n.1 I r h...:.. I . T" ILlmlMJj
I aaem Hunnhlicin nh I inr ii'mi.. ... 1 ; .
r " wuninjustN:W5. TRIP TO THF WFQT
Vf interest gleaned from
taeious mm.
LaiHr'a IVnril U Bmy wllh lh
Li-alaO"" " sninnwniwi.
hi bursnin day at Wois', So-
F . 1 A.1 & 1 1 fl
L T T ,.nl. -vf Tvrotvnrvitln
h gritotea uii lacroaso 01 pen
Vl, .'lfiirlit nf Willirtn-s.
r. t it t- . 1
lie (fUt'Hl 01 1. 11. uuwersm s
1
Ivcr atll BKUO, huu luiaauiaiic
I. Aver a Arue uure is a pohi
.Jr.
'.. MJIna ft11nr nf T.Awietnwn
oiitertaineJ uy jacon uu
tnilr.
V10 11 li a! 111 a r' a nlora will ho
P 1 "1 1. i : 1 r
n nont. iiiu, uviux u-
Jar.
kiir too hospitality 01 Jacob
1 iaraiiT.
rofuloua diHorJers, and ruor
fcoflHos, the bent remedy ia
iJiiHiipuruia.
r..o ... ...... . -
1, on baturday, beptember
xpeciai uargaius.
l Iv nonn nf TrnTnlvillA will
Kx.KlifritT Tirilniii1r. Iiiu
h be supplied.
1.1 1 t i iit t
tiaeir annual picnic at uai
Re nexi naturuar.
Vilrw linn trrtnA (r TTnnlinrr
kitit that place in cole bra t-
pteuniui anuiveraury.
Oil;nr. wlio in flrvlriii in
.Sbainokin, spent Sunday
irents at tuu place
TlimnnHOn nnnnf. aoinrnl
1 -
. . 1. - . L 1
fK mo pi ween wuu nis
Mexico, Juniata county.
Vby inform our friends that
win be cloned on Tuura-
litu. h. Wois, hehnfigrove
Swilipfor.l nf l'ifllinhi,rr
Uin liOHnifnlirv nf n T
r. -,-.-....
id wile during the last
Dr..T W rirviom,! I r u...:
iDflrerweek before last brouaht '20
haH ftttil ftlawnn A I. .
- (ccu ecu 11 u in mo nun-
quehanna river at Iluminel'i Wharf.
TtoHWnll nilhnrf mi rr.,l.- .t.l
odfor Frankhn and Marshall Cot
letre at Lancaster. Hia brother,
Irancin, will aluo leave in a few days
for the same place.
The!
"J 'J w IV 1 1 IV
fit H;)Vfr 11 ffmro wua wall l.l
on .Saturday uotwithstandini? the
cloudy Hky in the morn in tr. Hoiv-
eVOr. I&t lllirMI iflA rnin umMi....l
forcea.
Tlmi'L l.l.lA rnnf f. . 1
Ulltll Villi HIIO tllA S.lfat tr I.m
ufactured by tho Safety Co.!
nf JjiincAHter. A eample butrtrr can
be Boeu at my livory etablo near the
ttaauiugion ilouan.
W. li. Jones, Aeont,
Kf.ti.1
. . , -- ' llj IUU
meal insirumcnt, vocal inHtruction,
etc.. One. two nr mnra limuu a n,,l.
can find every facility at tho Muaical
Colleen. 7i'Arlnirr Pnr inkr.n.iu.
nunrcas,
-3-3t. Hbxbt B. Moven
A in n n anil w! ta 1. aa .
iimo iwi luilU y
years been livinjr happily together at
Mulvano. Kan., have jiiHt discover-
on turn, nicy nro uroiuer ana sister,
separatod while infants and named
auer meir adopted parents. Of
their three sons, one is bliud, one
ueui una one a cripple.
A Hill on Hi nnav chn
- f ...u "uuivi fvuiiriii
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
uiw.ivh iihtmnaii nr. Nn na' i(..i..
cinop, in urenmyer s jiuildmif. op-
ijosiLH 1 UHL ni inp. 1 n in na ah.i
you will make no mistake, Shavinjj
Honn. iiiCA croiim imp mi nn.i
s hampoo for sale. A. E. Soles.
The AniftnVrtii I'rof ..nd'i.a T....:nr
- AVv.v..V A Ul 111
ijoajfue una just issued document
No.fi!. "TIia TnriiT." lAini,
oxuaciH. in paraii.'l columns, from
snc)itH of II.111 W -T Iti.nn nn.
Hon. ilhaiii AIcKmley. This doc
ument nhoiild be read by every
vorr. Ail.lir.Rj W v w.Un,..
. I ... A. iinnuiunuj
vihihti necreiary, . ij.jj St.,
flew ioik
Editor Tost z
The Constitution of the Salem
Uub provides under duties of the
oecreiary tbat tbat oflici.il shnll
BBDll Wl'Uk'IV linlmag rf 1. P1..1.'.
, . , ' . - ' v . v4 lug VIIIIB
acMvites to at lHast one uewspapor
ln,l I linfn I I. 1 . I
-u.. ...oiriiiiiini'uii joua uriei re
port of our last meetinir. Fifteen
ni'w iiiemuors wero enrolled upon
the list literature received from the
V.VP.U 'VT'1.". f,tftt0 Committee in
1 llllllllollllllfl Wim .i:..i ,;l...i.. I
iii . uu i iiiu Ll!il l
lurno nuantitios and nt ttm HUT f
meeting we will have for distribu
tion llluifrvrn til w n 1 ..... .1 . 1.
-1, Mut., i' ij t,i. i ij in inn
candidates.
Prof. Geori7A K Via.inr nf 11....L-
nell Universitv ili.li
IllflNinrlv n.l.t man I 11 I I . TYI..I. .....
--..... ..v.... ula viUU llIIIII
tne money issue of the campingn.
He took up the Republican li,4t
form and wont over its sections
aeriai.nn tn tliA ...... :.:
- .... ... ., u,lv,, u wu-iii,iri.
I tie speech was u learued oue. He
presented souud couviuciut; and ir
refutable arguniotits and also undo
Plain somo gross falUcios in tho
money plank of the Democrats.
II 1 il t " ivm rilll-lllllliuu
tuat the free coinage theory cannot
ha f..iiui !.!. 'I.. . 1 j 11
upon the necessity of opening onr
mills, and Wnrlfahnnii an.l
money now idle in the banks iuto
business circulation.
Kami .T T..ti-1.'.w 1.
......... . x ...ii, uk. us"iuiri', ill ro-
linsgrovo was present and spoko
britly to tho Club. Wo proposo
1 i (, j uio uiio Hun
dred feet high before the end of Sep.
tern her. Wlimi Mia
' - vij.y UIVB
again upon Fort Sumpter tho Ite
pubheanaof Penn proposo march-
ill 17 nrii-m T!inlimiin,l I i..
r ijv.vm iiiiiiivuiuiitur
with the Bnirit of old Lincoln to in-
. . "" v 111-
spire us, sinking tho liattlo Cry of
J'reedom. SKiituTAnv.
School Teachers.
turks. William Kliimlnl nr, .1
use are attending college
anna Viiiversity, aelins-
litll. editor of tlia V.li 711.
IVA.i, spent Sunday with
a, nuuiM recuperating at
lntingdon Centencial is
rinis weelt. A history
will be found elsewhere
Fob Sale. V. IT T nr.
Vrlin. is making special
iiuKies. see ad
n.
in an-
tf.
Wh schools opened on
h Profs. M. J. potter
iwwersox in charge. A
lance was present.
A.I I
, . . '"'J "VUWI VAIU-
jthis place aud vicinity
V u,,u' cuurcn on
"if, oept. iHtli.
X('-My store will be
pay.Bept.M and Thurs
17. being Hebrew Iloli-
i-uiLLnEB, Kantz, Ptt. 3t,
le and wife were guests
jn at Northumberland
ueircraml ami n....
Pw vihiting Itunkle'sat
k thoucll flia not t?.i:i
fuYuu. Journal was
late CUQdiaato for
m htt? e?ne t0 Sel'ns
Monday be?aQ to teach
t Place. Afro i"l
t will reside With ter
p tun ana wife, in
Uille picnie will, take
urday Music will be
r aiways WeU at-
Cttibt many will
TllA irnriiiiinilivAi-1il.-iu ."I 1. ,.....
. ...... ..... . ......a aii uDUUlinu
it IS linn Tllrt uvirL-maii lilrau it K,.
cause it quenches his thirst, enriches
uin uioon, ana strengtnens Ins mus
cl. It is cheap. The mother likes
it it keens her boys at home. The
women of America like it, because it
tanes the place or intoxicants. This
1-firfiu IFahIIuiuh fi... i
... , t' ... (.1
ers will use it.
TIia TT 11
I . " ' - j .vviivi VUU 1UI
owing olhccrs for the ensuing year :
Sunt . If. It IMai.Ia. Uui t t
She IhV! Si . If S fi-r.
; i". - ftunu,, V,
J'a. anucllt: Tiilirnrinn fiua r.o.in
L.i i r - .'nun uauia
Shambach; Asst., Miss Flo. Specht;
a i-oas., onannon; urganist: Miss
Clara Spitler; Asst.. Miss Laura
Shambuch: Chnriaini- Xfiao n-n
v.i'JU Wl U
JJickUait.
TllA Afr IT inlaw aIiiK mil nnCI,..
day evening and was addresed by
jixuu, j, i , merman, ine presi-
uem appointed tne iollowing per
sons on tho executive committee :
1 1 n n .t In.. . It. .1 . v.
'"Jon uuiiuri, juiih, uoyer, J. r,
Stotler, M. Z. Steininger and O. W.
wagenBeuer. xue meeting at Tax-
tonville Was nnsf nnno.1 until Muni
IWth. Prof. F. C. HoworsoT will
BpeaK next Saturday evening.
flon t rnl luiini.lii.ni'. 1 i i
... . viiuoj .aula xnbiuun
iicuio r.xuiDinou, urange Tark,
ycuire nan, i'a., September 14 to rJ,
inclusive. Elegant grounds, eplen-
wiu cjLiuinuuu oi hiook oi ail Kinari.
large collection of ironlementa and
in Andif intii .l.i. I i;a;M..:..i 1
epeasers win uiscubs the "(iold Staud
ard iiiu! "f Tnlitiiita.l k;ia
aire." etn. First
commoaationn. Mpectal Trams each
way. amgio fare for round trip.
In order tn taiIupa nn. liMa aii.
- . w ... vj n t w v.
OI lJIAHa llnnila nn,l linin,.a ... I...
concluded to hold another special
miio on oaiuraay, September 1U. As
UHllnl WA will alfMu a .1;. f ...i
" tt a umcuuuii UI
per cent on all Uress Goods and lin-
lutjM uu tuu uuove mentioned day for
eash, thus giving you an opportunity
tO bUV Sl.Oli WOrtll nf nniula (nn Uil
cents. This sale will include all rl.
Dress Goods wo have in stock, in
cluding Silks, Satins, etc. Kemem-
ber the I lilt A Slltlll-ilav ManlAI...
.... , . ... "ffvmuvi
Wth. S. Weis. SelinsirrnvA
Tho Si'IkKiI Rnnt-il nf !.. !...
. T '. I" ... a. tj ii li IUIIU-
Rllin pniil tliA .ill,.:., . 1
--, . .,,, Av.Au,, IIHIIIUU
teacltera fnr fh.i
, , " . j"" T-'iinniiii; .rinir :
Schoch b, Daniel (lemberlini; Salem.
ono. v. wagenseller; JJohgs. L. I
li eml)i'rlinr. li'iuaiii.Tii.'a W i
ii;re,t.t:,1'r..(''k' w. smith;
jiiu liuii, r. k;. jvratzer; ()tt s, C. K.
I- ishor; Fetter's, C. A. Miller, Kantz,
i iu. aa. iiiriuey.
Tnaplinm in r.-.nnn Tn I.: .
... .imuiw.1 lununiiiu;
Shamokin Dum Ifu.li sj,.i....i f. ...
. - . ' " uuui, ..linn
V;ole-S-..D. primary. Win. Kuhn:
jiuiumoi s, ira nanders; Uramrer's
fuuiow, oiiss .Mary Weaver: Hum
mnra liarC liuu Ai.l,..,..,i. t-. i.
. V, u- lllu. weaver h, Sam
uei ueist. App s, no aeloction.
In Snrinn tnurnuliin llm (".,11.,...:
are selected: Adamsburg Advanc
nil. i.. !: W..17..1. Ttiiui.i,..,.i:.,i.
, t, luii'miu'lllim,
i'has. It. KIosa- Iiriiniiiv C'l.T-.i..
Kcitz: Kollrm-'u ...ii; i.-.,..f...
Kwing's, J. F. Keller: Ulsh's Laurii
jveiier: itoitr a v li i. in.... it .. ,
els. W. I. Keller.
VHw.. u i v i bvn U1U1I IU1
thiByear are: IJeaveitowu Gram
mar, C. L. Wetzelj Beavertowu In
tcrmnilin.! o A W fiiaun,. li.
... ... u , ' I , AUII.t-l
town Seconday, Jacob Aigler; Bea-
viTiowu rrimary, John s. Kern:
I ... . r ... I
LrnHKfl a. .1 V HilttuiniTfliii K.1.1.'
F t m i UU,U6U' i uuuu n,
a. if. r reeci.
A Word of Appreciation.
Kn IVUlimvi' l'a Mailt 1 1UI1I!
.Ull. UKO. V. IV AHENSELLE1I,
Dkau Sib T tlninlr v.in tr 41...
RUCCesHfiil laaiiA nf Mi il nnnlaul inut
' - vs . v vuu.i:u, JUOl
closed. I hope you gained many
nuuncnuors oy ine operation, lou
have a live puper and it iustlv de
serves the foremost place among the
.,..., f il. A.. A .. w
imiicia ii iuij county. Anyiuing 1
can do for you in that direction I
...."II -.1. it i
win cueenuiiT uo.
yimnx men ana tuai lvAven oniv nvo
-.i .i i ..
piuces unengagea in tuo building.
TllA linnril v.'ill Iiuva In m-itii,lA an.
other building as soon as possible
I. . - 1 a . ' I'm
, Sarah Keen to Sarah Gross land
11 illtllirDM r-l il'.lalu , ........; H nm
, ij'ivuilllllK ""V
"iinil.- ll'l'i, iot ijl.ll I.
John M Ifm.i ... t i., . ti
ftchreiber, property in Chapman
township containing two acres for
9k. t. ul
Li. (J Slll'lvil I ..I II T i , . ..,.
, ; ii i .. ,I' ""'1IIIIIIIU
OllflM) ll. I ITl.l III I n, . ...i.;..
. , . v II.-.'. I .... 111IJIII
vuuiiiiiii; in iicres or ? iiJ..iO.
j"W I'. Null .. : ii- t.i v.. ... .. k.'.
. . . ' ". "ii 'iii iii'o-
ooia and 1a. u S.,0 , ,1, . iti. I..
bet ween t li.i in.i .if i
- - v. ... viu'iii nun
i'liapmiin tawnsliiiiH Miiv.n
LI. A. IJ r eh in .f I.' M.n.lo l i
inrenn township eoutainui.r Ton
acres ior !?UiJ.6ll.
.UlSTAKKH SillT J VV'i. . M.... .. .
Bliss. ' TIia full..,..,.... ... ...... . .. :
in hi il :t-D l.
cousns liavu I i.i.iii rn... ... 1 ..:
j'UDiicamn :
) Jacob Mau FAT. .TiirL a m rTia-t
Sarah J. Dunklelierger, Union Co."
oiniiilnlll.r'a Olllrp,
Clerk tn P.iiinit. r.-. .,..,:..:
u . i . J i.-'i'miilini'MII-ril
OvVartZ hits inn! mini!., I-. I .... i...
v...n,iniri, mm, luv
roturns of the assessora Dm iii.iii..r
assessment statement, for Snvlr
1 1 a v ,or lU0 yr 1SS"5- It shows
that thei-A nr-A r.:iHii a..i.i.. ni-i-
iniuiiun, AU,H,
acres rr cleared lauds, 71.0.SS Hcres
At w I Kami I .- m I m t
uiuucr iniiii. Villllii or n It. in
I'.state Sl.l.V.l cm . ....I., . 1....I
1 a A . ' I'- Ul lll'lll
I'iState exnimit fi-.m. ...,. :.... l.hh
. I'- - Av..., Hll.lllUII,
i'Voiou". Ul KVM taxable,
V' " i l,inoer OI horses, mares,
"cuTun. uiunni tne same, silo.
, numoer of neat cattle, :7l:.
uiueoi inesame, Vi.nS; vuluo of
naiiirios, emoluments, etc., Ji)7
value of all property taxable for
county purposes at : mills on the
uouar, 1.M,.Lj4 ; aggregate amount
of county tax assessed at tho rate of
T mills on the dollar, !I4.5IJ.(K! j
amount of money al iiiterest, SiiJI,-
im; aggregate value or property
taxable for state purposes at 4 mills
I'll II1H 1111 nr. Xl.'l TIT. 4
Al V , " !. '"-1 I onno IU
mereirom f -'..iMii.Hii.
Nhfrill a S.iIi-h.
Eicht acres of fi i.. M n
sold to E. G. Snook for $ .
Sixty-two acres of Isaic Kline
uougui oy u. ji. auowei-8 for ?!7t)t),
lract No. 1. of Min- .T.n.n t..
. T - .... Ulllin A I .
containing 14 acres sold to James
and John Walter. Tract, No. 2 be
inc house and Int. tn T f it,.i-.. c
- - v. -. ,.nii i ii
Three acres of Hnnrv W
sold to J. M. Baker for
Thirty-four acres of I) U
to Elizabeth Stahl for i?M)l.
The Geo. C SlrmvAur ....
was sold to M. S. Giavbill for .tH
and tract aNo. i toD. It. Kulp Kstato
At tllft Rill A in rmif .t!.. In 41.
I iv'ia 111 H1U
ostate o. ueo. Freed late of Wash
ington township, tract No. 1, being
the farm containing 7s uores in
usuinmou tnwiiM im u'uu u.. 1.1 tn
... -I ' ..I.. nirivA 1 J
ll-OO. .. tilUKM for .,. Tn,,,! V
'i in Chapmau towuship. contaiii.ng
about Hi) numa U.-UU iim.,,1,. I i...
j..-.., ..ur. iiii iiuniTii ujr
iu rreeu oroiuors lor 5.iiii),
was
Snook
Stahl
No. 1
A hour niriA mr.t(lini - u
(Mableiandlleft onr native homo
ior n trip to Uhio .-Michigan and In
diana. e left Jtiddleburg via Lew-
IStoWII tn I'itluli.ii... !..... 1...
T I 1 . , . 1 uw "IUUI1.T CHVi
Indeed it has the right name for ev
erv tlmiif wiia l.i,... i. .:ii i. .
1 ...... 'iii ! nil. ii N'lHlKO,
J hence oyer the T. F. and Chicago
It. It tnnilvnf II.. l i.
t.;Berger my oldest brother lives.
y e were indeed thrice welccinn, vis-
itllll? Willi th. n. , I I.
VT A I .. ." "'! IJ UUU WCIl'K,
Near this city I met a number of
1 ennsvlviiiiiiiim i.i...... i.
, .. 1,. .ii, .... io
know m years gone by. This is a
lirilLTIII 111! ((llllt fl na.I r
whether most of these families ever
i-. i tiecassic ii to regret their coming
here, for it. fiurt ii ul.. .. i i-i .
region Tho land is rolling and is
exceedingly well adapted to yield nu
ample harvest t the indiiMtrious
farmer. Mm aoil in l.l.mL 1
........ ,1,-u nun
cry productive. La-t years corn
was a beautiful crop throughout the
entire stato, and this year is also ouo
Of Plentv. Aflur uii.....!;.... i
tune with my brother and family.
V." i B,'u, l"u lor ni- Joseph coun
tr. .Mieli Si ...
wnuMI ITIIUIllV is 1k
niost beautiful county, slightly roll
llliT. and is nlso wull n, in.it... I i.. i
an ample crop. The Boil is a saudy
loimi anil vufv .....i.l..i : ii
- ... ... -.uuuuiiie, iinpeciaiiy
ir they have raiu every few weeks,
a so well adapted for fruit of most
nil kinds, of which there is an abun
dant crop this year.
Not lliiilicv ant mli... 1 ...:l. Al... . i
Al- ' ...... ri.iy.. li.i, iU Kooil
things I enjoved in Michigan, we
then went, a litll.. uniitl. ... 41 l .A .
. - ...wuoviiiii lull HlUI,e
of Indiana, whero wo have many
null.-, MiiuiH, ana cousins living
'nr itucuesior, namelv, I.obert and
lliirriwoti Uiilli.i- 1,.. ...I. v.. a i. .
beu Steininger and John Iteish and
J A BU OI w,1(m luai,y readers
vj win i osr are well aciiiainteil. We
Visited uinoiirr tin. f f. .- .1
.1 a. . yi-ini-i i"i lliMiui
three months, having a good time all
iiiuiKi. a cannot say too much of
the kllldnesa ulmwn nu u.l.il.. ..
. ii m , ""I"' Ull vur
trip. I ho friends there in Indiana,
ii iiiiig learuen my birthday, were
ii on hiow to iiire iiiiv.nitii.fA. i i
liniT 111) A HiimriMA ivirln 'I'l.:.. ...
suited in some very tine presents to
.iiaiiei arui myseir. ij(.t ino tell your
readers, the people iu Indium, know
now lo lrer mi ii uiirnvijii . ii'
feet everv hum
I caunot say too much abuut this
locality, i he farmers are in a pros
perous condition, land rolling, soii
deep and rich, yielding abundant
crops. Of course iu all of theso
three states 1 1
.. w i;ia OilUUI IH IU
some extent by the droughts in re
cent years. I must be more brief or
eise tins tiociiment will go into the
waste basket. We now returned to
uicnigaii for a few weeks moro
ii linn inerii urn iiu.i tiii run ni
lug liueklelierriiiu u'liw.li nmm
n "IHVUhlun UV1AU
dant in boiuo locaities. My brother
was uiso tnero irom thio, who sent
Huntingdon Centennial,
The site of the town of Hunting-
llllll L-I1U .....l...l.l 1... . ' ' 4
...... i, ,.,,, Known to white
people as early as I7M. It was about
lhi year travel be,;,,, bet w, en" S
and went, all!? , oM ,,,,,, w
I'a h. en ering the present limitsof
Huntingdon County by wav of Tus.
carora ul h.v .m l . .1. .. t.i .
,: ' r'.-iiik; iiin naile
!,l.ri,1'i.""VV s,.,.,,,.,: ;'P. Hhi. lilog.
.A...,..., u , M'm -iiiii'iersiiiirg. Jack a
Narrows. Sl.nidim.si t, ...V
on, Water Street, Frankstown,
and theiico across the AI....I .t
.Mountains. "
.... , v . , r ii iu. n 1 1 u nuu b
only ninety quarts of the lucious
in
fir Kllltll M-ill lw. n i ll. '.. .1 .-
- ,1. UU 11 1, iiju It USUlUg-
ton House Friday from 11 to :.
Hon. C. V Tr.i
V " . - iiuti liU MV
enjoying the Bights at Johnstown
iuih weea.
Adam SniiMi nf A ,1 . ... 1 ... ....
c, . ;: ..'I..1IOIHHH uu
SUUilaV WUS I in hiiumI nf liw l.r..ll...
r- - - va in., iiuiiiri
Aeauevuie.
means may be obtained if our pop.
Illnrifv nnHnitiia fri inAriooa VIa
Af,.l 1 U
leti encouraged. lours .vc,
il. It. UlMM.
9Q6 Ja turn
L i ."w VUVII RL.
rw iur in puroosA
I n T V'S-u Dooks
XXI? n the
..Mium io tne board
. o m e
rthe-
rr ?onM be
"i poaer.
A fAW TYlni-A QI1ll .1-1. n n-r. .. C
, f . ... W ""H "lUMMlw OOUH-
tor John Sherman, Bourke Cochran.
"oKinleya letter of acceptance,
Thomas Bracket Reed aud ex-President
Ifnrriunn hna rri O,
.A.... a,.vu UD A 1 UTJ
silvor, free trade cause within the
past two weeks will not leave a
thread of the false fabrio in two
WAfiKH mnra Tfi.l.ll.l 1 1.11 i
a i Aiiuuioii Huu ini,tereu
pT the reason, rhetoric and logio of
those great minds it is preparing to
it. founded only on sweetened wind
which inflames the prejudices of
men who will soon know better, can
Stand tlAfnt-A annli a n.Ai.A V.(t.
ts that is.
Mrs. James Ayers has gone to
Williamsport to have - uu operation
performed for catarrh.
I Iia firat. i-Aftilnr nr tlna nnnni t-a.
siding in this county, who writes to
tho President of Franklin college.
New Athens, u., that he or she will
attend this year, will receive 10
weeks tuition free, in the classical,
philosophic, scientific or normal
courses. And any one securing the
largest club of subscribers for this
paper by Not. 1, will get 20 weeks
free, and the ten securing the next
I a frrauf ii a ft M7knu a a-ao. n It1 a n Ir
tin college has sent out U. S. sena
tors, governors, etc.. and 2'Mt min
isters, and is one of the oldest,
cheapest, and best. All other nec
essary expenses, including board,
lurnisnea room, rent oi uit uookb,
and washing only $2.00 to $2.60 per
week. Students can get a thorough
education at the lowest rates. Send
f am Aia t . I nririia al Ann. Ii Yra W7 n.
IUI 1 a.AlUUO A I'UVW .VA A.S .. AAA.
A. Williama. D. D.. nresident. New
Atuens, kj. ii.
Win. Rletl. uliAiiiVnf Af;ni;..
' ... VA ... 11111 1 .Ull 1
tV. Was fl VlHltiir nt. nut- lunmlu
on Tuesday.
MlHS Mirililll nrvi-in. li.i.l Aflj.i
. r . . .'Ann j Jt lua
iiiairee nr nrniiiiini- mim.i u,,.,.i ... ..a
A , ' , . I " UUUllilJ Ul
iMiucavim aim AUewiuuurg.
Mrs. D. K. TCrniiiiKit- nf Pi,,i...i..i
phia is viHitinjf her eistors, .Misses
Llla tiud Dilla Sttler. nt. tin! ul Il A
-W JJ'aiva
OnH nf mir Qiil.u.fll
- . , . ' - " - -MviviiiuiB Uii XMIUUV
HOTlllrt II A A lit t nf tiuu'a in.t . ...
" - ' w -j "vno auii ii i rj
oi hucu a nature, we dare not print
it.
TIia at-fitfilw.a nf 11. .!.:........ -1
' ..... Wa i.iu ii i ii ii ii n ui
inn hllaiilluliuiinn nu,..,. H I. -I
.Hv unijiiwuiauui. iulirisujr HCLIOl-
arship prizes will be published next
t. vvn..
The Itnniililiniin ulnl. nf II.:,.
have nostnnned tllA nnnn tiw..,I ; t
i, a ! a . , "i nn
1 axtonville to SiitnriiAtr
U A Olll. J
Rev. J. IT. WfibAr. n n
of the Lutheran church, Suubury
wu me guest oi iriends here on
Tuesday.
.Umu Bmlll. a.a.,1 .1 U 1 V
wu.aaud uuii,u nuu uauKtiier AjBUTa
of Ehzabethvillo attended tho funer
al of IL II. UaBBingof's child ou
Tuesday.
Donald. tllA fl month nl.l
H. and Myrtle HasBingor of Sun
bury was buried at HasBinger's cem
etery on Tuesday. I)r WaI
Sunburr ofttciated.
A. E. Holes, nnr Lnnanvial at!.i
, ' . , " hi now
at this place, won the third prize in
a contest held in Cincinnati for the
" ".T"", ou "ow to Hone a
KaiOr." WA nnno-ratiitata f- ul
upon bis success.
- , f . " J V V .AAV A11UIU1IH
herrirm to Inn immn in li. . a
- -- . . . . . .."... ... .mi j i u.i, Al
ter a few days berrying and u family
puciiiu atone ci tue Ueuutiful Jikes
in St. Joseph county, wo packed our
trilll Lib! lll, I VllliuAlU nn,l !.... I A.
Al I -a HUH I 1-1,111 IIUH HJ
the home of my brother iu Ohio.
.. il. . ii. a . . . .
wii tue uu oi august last, being
tiiju uu liiiiilv in ii v nrrtr has t ia
Dirt Of t HMfMlttt tf lll.nilf tUi in
uer. oi wuiru lie i rantor, gavo him
a ploanaut KurpriHe. Th Hurprise
Wan pomnlor n mul tu.ffi.of . ..........
respect. Dehghtrul refreshments
were berven. alter which Joiner Wal
ter, in behalf nf the
ii mj ill ii y VI J
lining spoecii, prehentod ICuv. 11. C.
Berger with two tine robes aid
whin. I nm now nt. l.m.ir. n.iil. .....
Darnnts. nt wlneli til.K... r ul... II
a . - ... . a niit.ii U-
luaiu ior tee preseut.
lours Sinccrelv.
A -.
ADA . UOLIO.
A I.I.I 1X1 K I'll Ml
The Farmers' Alliance and Indus-
trial union, of hnydor county, will
hold thoir annual couuty picuic at
ouie m, nn naiuruay, nopteniDer Jiith,
IH'.M! The Hjioakers for t he day are
If. Ill I I Fl W It If U NlntA I .nitii.KiH nV
r run i ii ti iimintv .i.f r i.1 4.
i mi WMMJ wuu u. i . .MHIilllJ,
ui xuuiijpHuuiown. fjuuiuii.. otninty.
MuHio willbofurniHhcKl L.vtht Kantz
(.yOrimr. Huml niwl vifniuli . .. :n
- a vii vmi lui.li l f
be served on the grounds. All are
coruioiiy invitou to attend
The first travelers f whom we
Iiavo any account were Indian trad
ers, who carried a fratlic wit', the
native inhabitants t I'rovinec of
I eniisylvaiiia, :in, wit, M,.r jn
ilians at Logstown, on the Ohio ijv.
er, below Pittsburg. The tirst of
these traders whoso name had been
transmitted to us was "Jack" Vrm
strong, fro,,, ulnm .Jack" Narrows
took their nam.-, because he was
there murdered in I7M. other trad
era were Hugh Crawford, who made
1111 illlliroveiiiiiiit" ul ir.
...... ... ... "ill iu A I II lllliILT-
don now stands, in 17.5. and Georgo
Croghan. who built Fort Shii lev. at
Aughwu k, commanded a company
or Indians from that place in Jj,ad-
dock S exileibtion. I KIlllltJA t in
er of Crawfnrd'H claim and trans".
lerniii it to ifr. wuuaiii Smitli. in
1 llil'i.
Thene traders un.l iili..i-u n.. .......
ing there found n mlluv .,i....
a li . - i--.i.a i , nbuiii'
erected by the Indians near the riv
er bank, nrnlmlil v riliiiut II... f..... r
Second St n i t. It h first meutiou
ed by l onrad Weisi-r. provincial
agent, who went to the Ohio river,
traveling along tho "wnr-path," in
1 1 4H, to confer with tl in tll.li.iiiu in.. I
A .1 a ...n llljl,
to securii then- f ima. ...lul.;., .... i .. i
, ,. .... ...i.-uii nun m-
banco. He says in his Journal, on
the ixth of August, that he came
W'ltliiutwo miles .f td.. ici I.....
. ., , . . '1 iiililllj
Stone, liopussodit the next day
as he went on westward towards
l ranksto vn, but inmlo no further
mention nf it. .lulu. II.. ..... i i.. i
over the same route in 17."t, and in
stating the dint mice between points
passed, says Standing Stone, in
parenthesis, "about H feet high, i
inches mm ire. ' 'I'liis is tin. ...,u. .1..
Bcnptiou of it in existence.
From this pillar or monument the
Claeo took its early name. It was
uowiinsSliiiiilniirSi.il,.. r....... .i...
hrst viMts of white men until tho
close of the Revolutionary War ; the
tllllnn la .'..I i....., !:..!.... i.i
. ri. ni.i 1,1, ill mm, 0 U
Crook which eiuiities into the river
near the place where the stone btood,
of tho rnlge along the foot of which
the creek (lows, mid mm nf i...
uuesof the town. A second stone
was erected by the whites ; it stood,
in 181-', iu front of tho old Court
House, in Tl.ir.1 SI......I 4 .l.:l
- . - - t'lii-v.. .1. 1UIK1
one has been erected ou nearly the
same site, ns imrt of tlni ....-........,;....
i - ' - ii iii.ui. -n
or the Borough Centennial celebra
tion this year, lsiiii.
Maj. Hamilton Dead.
Ilunlliiadon Onion..!... i'.i.i,.aii...
Vnr tllA fjintnnriiul (JnI..Al,',.n I .
. . j r vcmuinuuu iv
u ueiu at Huntingdon, l'a., Septem-
her H 11 nml 111 iI.a. I f . . :
. . , "l .i" a c.iunj i i nu ia
ivmuuuu company win sell, on Sep-
4 . ... I ... u "7 u fl 1 ... .
kcmivoi i, o, v, ana. au, excursion
tickets from stations on tho Middle
fiAwiatnurn an.l re.., rt 11". 1
a . iJ'wuu AViTiuionS,
tn If nn 1 1 nnilnn an.l .nl... - A
.AUMuuhMvu mi. 14 tubuiu, a ii re
ducod rates, good for return passage
until September 11 inclusive.
Point Frona Iha u.. .
.M.WMA
Some nointa from iha romA ima a
" , " ' w- HUID liltTQ 11
n re Be at imnnrUnnA i.AAni:u
- , - af uuivnuu
given : Open season, deer. Oct. 1 to
mil. ii nueasant. iiet. 1 tn .Inn 1 .
turkey, Oct. 15 1 Jan. 1; squirrel,'
ii quaii, xnov. i to
xoo. ai ( raoun, jnot. i to Jan. 1.
JaT fl AiiaAiv la bIIah.I! It..
ntata' InMnnnr.liii IW.a.i;a. .4
, -.-..m.ini vuuiguuuii a .
UUI IBUlirg.
faior fV (', If.nnilt in .f L'l,...A
. --- -- A A..... ..IV..., U IJ1UI1I1U-
kin, diod Hhortly after 4 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, aged li.'l years.
Major Hamilton was one of tho best
known mon in tho couuty. Ho wus
born in Lancaster and u-iuit l.i VI,,.
- ....... A .J t.'lAf.-
niokm from Selinsgrove iu 187.
r or several yours he was tho pro
prietor of a hotel but retired in 11)0.
Ho wus nun nf tlin iipinuiti.T-Ai r.f ti...
--- - - - - - . " - - - . Vr... W AAA O Ul IU11
Shamokin electric street railway
ami was us nrst president, tilling
the position for two years. He then
sold his IkiI.Iiii.-s nf ut,.,.L- I
4 , - - - - - I. v. ...... IA ,','. IV
tired from the presidency. II- was
also ouo of t ho prime movi i s .u t he
Shaniokiii-Mt. Cariin I cUn v iail.
way and was the tirst pievdi ut of l
that mud I In una i.l.. ...i i
ai , .Tw mi i-i t-r-i I'l,
IU the lllillei'tiid linn tii, ... V....I.,,. ..
to Selllisirrove If., um i ...
n--'-. nnr. mill IUI
several months. lie leaves a wiJ,)W
ami four children. .Major I lamilton
WUS a Mason, nn ' M.l.l I -..11.,
- a i ...... j. . -nun, a
Uieinluir of t Im fly A If .... I.' 11. i
. . ... tl f u Jim mm
a member of tho Shamokin tiro de
partment. Vimfmr; I huu.
Standing Committeo Meeting.
The Iieniiblieiin atnii.l I Ik if 'ikiiiimr.
tee met on Saturday iu tho court
hOllHIl TIlAV tlTii.l tliA nuu,,uu........
of the candidates and arranged for
tlirAA nillllill lllAflllnoU illll-irir. 41...
campaign. The first meeting is to bo
held at Beavertowu on Thursday,
September 17th. Tho Bpeakers will
be Dalzell, Latta, and Mahon. The
second meeting will take place on
Tuesday of court week, September
'i'.lth. Snenkers Nnnnlnr I'lini-nun
" " - -1 ............ AA.AVRV,
James Scarlet and Congressman
Mahon. The other meeting will oo
cur at Selinsgrove, Oct. Sneak
ers at this meetiug shall bo John
Wanaraaker, Chas. Emory Smith,
Editor of the Philadelphia Press,
and Congressman Mahon.
The Bpeakers above raontionod
have all boon notified, though not all
have yet been heard from. Resolu
tions endorsing McKinloy and Ho
bart and Sound Money were adopted.
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