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MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA THURSDAY, NOV. 5, lSl)(i. VOL 33. NO. 44.
it;
f LOCAL INTEREST
m It MTor If thmw hlBJr J)"-
nil nmi" u "7 i"""
al tl in omcu.
J,.h your vote T
api-rs should drink spring
I
at and wraps aro in do-
ball Beacon is dead and
tries are shedding their
i over, now quit talking
n unmistakable full feel
in buJite fad is running
K)ler in now an eye sore
iHe.
Lur orders for coniwer-
Irishman never falls
i
iHKe.
pr of Freoburg was a
office on Monday.
impression- the foot
ao falls in the mud.
keep a Bjpply of nerve
for backward suitors.
lis of both sides are
the gray under their
Vn uuder the carriage
ki take a ride on a cold
ough the nose, keep
lit, then you will not
pfPouns Creek, paid
risit on Tuursday"bf
of Kreaoier, was a
ufliee, Thursday of
tho uniuial to bo
for eighteen hours
juwling visited her pa-
Mrs. Mcnsch near
Viduy.
jn lust week was a
tor having been call-
BUCKS.
to of tho Lutheran
uy morning relobrat-
fipper.
pard und Willis de
lta to tho comuiis
Friday.
Kreegor of Swiuo
sister, Mrs. Chas.
piHport lust week.
e gontle and help-
ui; oui, aoove all,
111 AIM.. 1- 1
i unu UOIUO IOlKS.
t)Or Of S'.ultr.
r - - mo 054 j u
ford the guest of
iH. Ulbh, Sunday.
world at nrnnin.
poU for the deaf
upwards of 33,000
ph. Burns and his
Kwn visted the pa-
at this place last
ter, an operator at
uouie to cast his
bis parents and
ner of Bradford
iduring the past
friends at this
.
ir. wno spent the
mg county, re
a in Swineford,
wersoxof Sha-
era Uut
St of their mother
sox.
nd wife have
'flt A YT w.
(-. a., u. uisn s
,wberathey will
ue.
Capl. W. II. Knepp of Troxelville
raised io his garden a raddish that
weighs 12 lbs. Who can boat it T
A marriage license was granted in
Northumberland county to Dallas
Wilt of Uhamokin Dam and Sarah
0. Mertz of Humruel's Wharf.
Peter Carman, the hustling mer
chant of Mt. Pleasant Mill", and his
better half were the gueHts of David
Kerstetter and wife Sunday.
W. F. Kttincer of Troxnlvilln Iiak
caught nine coon this season one of
which we lire told, weighs 25 lbs.
This is n remarkably good record.
A. II. Smith editor of the Eliza
beth villo ICcho enjojed the hospi
lalit.v of A. S. Beaver and wife and
visited his better half over Sunday.
Shinoi.ks Fun Salk. F. ll. Maur
er, New Botlin, is making HpecisI
A en i t
oners on aumgiuK. ren ai. m an
other column, tf.
Rev. D. Ij McL'iiu on Sunday
evening held n special service at
Hassiuger's church. The parson
spoke on "tho Great Issue of the
Day."
Abraham Oarinan, oce of the
county's progresHive teachers of
Perry township, and wife visited the
tatter's parentf, C. II. Steiuinger
and wife Sunday.
Nicmond'g lteformod church near
llichfu l I. was dedicated last Sun
day. Rev. Spuhn was nssisted by
Rev. Bergcy of West Milton, and
Noll of Pine Orove.
II. Burns Smith and J. R. Kreeger
attended the Buckoell-State Foot
Ball (lumo at Williauiitport on Sat
urday. They returned home Sua
day well pleased with the result.
W. F. Dagle and wife of Nor
thumberland and James Beaver,'
wife and son, Raymond, of Miflliu
burg visitod their parents Gabriel
Beaver's in this place over Sunday.
Mrs. James Avers ou Thursday of
lust week gavo n dinner to Rev. and
Mrs. K. P. Lenuard of Lincoln, Ne
braska, Mrs. A. II. Smith of Eliza
bethvillo and Mrs. Diuiugor of Mil
lieim.
OvsTKlts! OVSTKUH I I OHTEHSIII
"Did von have any oysters on the
Half shell this reason V "No'-'Who
keeps them T" "W. II. Smith at. the
Central Hotel. Largo, fresh nnd
fine 11 ivor, Half shell, 'inart or hun
dred." 10-15-3t.
Tho largo saw mill belonging to
Uriah II. I'essler, of Penns Crcik,
was totally destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night of last week. The
mill was in use on Wednesday all
day and it is supposed that it
caught fire from the sparks. No in
suraucn.
The Mifllinburg stage route had
its time changed and loaves Mifllin
burg at 1 a. m. arriving at Middle
burgh at 12:30 n. m. The McKoes
mail arrives at 11 a. m. and luavos at
12:30 p. m. and now makes connec
tion with the Richfiold routo.
The November number of tho
lAidies' Home. Journal is an espec
ial Thanksgiving Number, und filled
to overflowing with the thoughts of
the best authors. Tho Journal is
simply incomparable in its sphere.
Published by Tho Curtis Publishing
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., at one dol
lar a year ; 10 cents a copy.
A smooth, easy shave, gonteol
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
always obtained at Solos' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building, op
posite Post offico. Go to Soles nnd
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg
shampoo for sain. A. E. Soles.
The Bucknell Foot Ball team on
Saturday met and defeated the
strong Foot-ball team of State Col
lege, at Williamsport by a score of
10 too. This is a victory for Buck
nell worthy of corambot. State Col
lege last year defeated Bucknell and
the fact that Bucknell prevented
State College from flooring a single
point denotes a victory of unusual
proportions. Buckoell's team is a
powerful one and no doubt will win
many Uurels ere the season closes.
Gr-xi.ez?a,l ZEJlec-bioxi.
Pimhi
dent
DISTRICTS.
Adams,
Beaver,
Beaver West
Centre,
Chapman,
Franklin, ,
Jackson
Middlelmi g lt.i o, . ,
Middlecreek, ,
Monroe,
l'enn
Perry,
Perry West
Selinsgrove Boro, ..
Spring
Union ,
Washington,
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PR K S I D K N T-K L K CT WILLIAM M. M. KINLKY.
VH ll PRKHIDKNT V.IM1T, OAIIHKT A. HOM VlCT,
J. W. Swartz, commiHsioners'
clerk, ou Saturday afternoon or
evei.ing lost "J30. About 3 o'clock
the bank paid him six new Five Dol
lar bills uud after church Saturday
eveuiug he missed the money. A
diligent Hearch was made but the
money could not bu found.
Levi Beaver, Kratzerville ; Samuel
Trevits, Kroainer ; Margaret Wilt,
Kd. Shiudle, Ileiiry Lent.ff, Goo. W.
Cross, Sunbury ; Geo. Gauglor, Nor
thumberland and Fmanuel Drum
heller, Ashberton were granted orig-'
inul pensions and Drumhellcr got .
his from May 30, I8i!5, through. G.
W. Luug, attorney.
Postmasters have received in
structions from Washington to here
after decliue to despatch from tho
post office, all double or reply cards
which have not boon folded by the
Bonder before being posted, as re
quired by the rules governing the
treatment of such cards, and the
publia is cautioued to carefully fold
such cards in future before deposit
ing them for nothing.
1
F. E. Bower and Mrs. Thomas
Bower placed an order with Wm.
Moyer for a large Sarcophagus mon
ument in dark brown granite to' be
placed on tho Bower burial lot in
Middleburgh. One of the inscrip
tions will be a memorial to her son
who served in the U. S. Navy, on
the ship ''Oneida" sunk in- Japanese
waters.
On Saturday evening tho hoys
played the usual number of Hallow
e'en pranks. Wagotm, fenrtes, bench
es and other articles were found in
tho H(inire Sunday morning. This
is in commemoration of an ancient
custom celebrated us All Saint's
Day.
Charles Howard Meredith, our
accomodating drug clerk, who had
been visiting his parent near Media,
and taking un examination in phar
macy at Philadelphia, on Mouduy
returned to his post of duty. Dur
ing his absence, W. II. Spaugler,
the proprietor, attended to tho
wants of customers
McClure's Magazine foi November.
The superior truth aud delicacy of
tho old daguerreotype are rnado
manifest in the November Mc
Clure's, where fino reproductions of
daguerreotypo portraits of Calhoun,
Webster, Edward Everett, Dr.
Holmes, Jenny Lind, and others,
from rare collections still surviving,
illustrate an entertaining paper, by
Mrs. D. T. Davis, on the develop
ment of daguerreotyping in Ameri
ca. Soon after the discovery of the
process American daguerrootypers
became the finest in the world ; and
there is a strange movement now to
ward a revival of the art. The pa
per is therefore, timely -as well a
entertaining.
M'KINLEY SWEEPS
THE LAND.
A Tremendous Wave of Re
publicanism Rolls Across
the Country from tho Atlan
tic to the Rockies, Submerg
ing the S lver Host-
M lill.:V'M tOTK. - . . !)
lilt V AN N lOli: 1-45
V4ii:hm iii.i. t ikoriir, . . an
VOTES NKCEHSAKY TO ELECT 224.
NlBti'n iirri! by MrKlnley.
NlHl-x t'Hrrli'il l llrjiinii.
Hlalos Ulivlc.iul Villi?-'. I-IuiuIKUm
Alabama II
Arkansas 8
Colorado l looiH'o
Florida 4 12 000
Georgia It loimo
Idaho 3
Ijouisia::a 8 25 000
Mississippi '.1
Montana 3 10 000
Nevada 3 2 000
North Carolina II 20 (Mm
South Carolina .)
Ti'imessi n 12
Texas 15
I'ttih 3 1001111
Virginia 12 2001m
Mittro MIDI In ItiMlbl.
SOih's CUtIihuI Null-.-. riiinilltu,K
CJalifornia l)
Missouri 17
HUiUin. Klectorul VoIoh. I'liKiilltlM.
Connecticut (1 40 0(H)
Delaware 3 2 (too
Illinois 24 115 (MM)
Indiana 15 25 (MM)
Iowa 13 80 (MK)
Kansas 10 7 000
Kentucky 13 20 000
Muino t 45 000
Maryland 8 ao 000
Massachusetts 15 loo (MM)
Michigan 14 KM) 000
Minnesota 1) 30 (MM)
Nebraska 8 13 (MM)
New Hampshire 4 20 000
New Jersey 10 40 00!)
New York 8(1 250 000
North Dakota 3 ft 000
Ohio 23 100 000
Oregon 4 3 0K)
Pennsylvania 82 800 000
Rhode Island 4 20 000
South Dakota. 4 5 (XX)
Vermont 4 85 000
West Virginia 6 18 000
Washington 4
Wisconsin 32 60 000
Wyoming 8 4 600
5V j P
Mcrlrlr lllltrrx.
Electric BitteiH is a medicine s.iil
ed for any season, but pet Im-m mor
generally needed when the languid,
exhausted feeling prevails, when tin
liver is torpid and sluggish and th
need 01 a tonic ami alternative 1-.
felt. A prompt use of this nuulicini
has often averted long uud perhaps
fatal billions fevers. No medicine
will act more surely in counteract
ing und freeing the system from tin
malarial poison. Headache, Iudi
gestiou, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. 50o. aud
$1.00 per bottle at GraybiU. Gariuai.
A Co.'s Store, Richheld, 1'a. aud
druggist.
aH
A FrfPliiirff Invriilar.
In the list of patents granted t..
Pennsylvania Iuveutors this week
we notice the name of G. A. Glust-,
of freeburg, . Snyder couuty, hou
has secured patent rights ou an air
brake mechauism for street cars.
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