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StXl8GK0VE.
t o Tr XT HIT A "OCXS 'Sy tnc deaths in our township
DEADLY mAttln, w lL K & faiok the
contract to bust some logs for J. H.
Orals DeaUi acd Destruction lo Many- Long and came out second best, bs
cents in debt The bad weather
Boston, New York, Pbilmlelpbia, , prevented a number of folks from
Washington. Louisville Terror- taking in the watch meeting at Mc-
isd by the Awful Scourge. Iflure last Saturday evening
All t. eOrent Centres of Qur farmer, are busy hauling and
ropuirtiioD Anecieu. burning lime this winter No ice
I he depressing effects 01 wepres- bwj8e jias UM at tni8en(1 yot
ent epidemic of Grip are apparent
.....-.-.I....... TaoiJutM nlnrlra. busi- . . .,
,v" ? ' - jnoi ine moscvatuaoie naper in
ness lin n, tiiiK-naiiit-s, iaii 11, .--l. w , , i11T ., ;ir
car drivers, school children, police , q. hM jfa a
officers and even the doctors all r-!)(0nm, .,
nisn vicums ny inc iiuuurew. w
v , jj J ,, There- 1m i OlMI of People
, ivnii. v vjt iliserivereu can
i' '1 1. i Who are injured by the ue of coffee
snow results equal w . -V';; " ltecently there has been placed in all
Ivestoriive nervine, n 'i""11.' grocery stores n new preparation
overcomes the excessive exhaustion, called GHAIN O, made of pure
;v.;rMt,.t!. .,ntite and assists. .nf". tnattaKee the place ox cotlee,
o ' rf. , , ,. 1 lue most iioncatH stomacn receives
nature to throw ott tiic ueaui quo- jt without distress, and but few can
robes from the system. In times of 1 tell it from coffee. It does not cost
epidemic like the present it should over i--toe!d.,,dd
be taken as a preventive ol disease, i per p80kafre. Try it. Ask for Grain O.
"(trip had left me a physical
wreck; weak, lielplessand miserable.
I could not eat; could not sleep; Deo. 29, by Revi G.D. Druoken-
could not gam any strength, ana naa I miller, Jacob Simpson Reichenbacli
nervous prostration of the worst to fiallie Soholl, both ofjDnndore.
hind. Our home physician could T. , . . v . .. .
, , 1 i Dec. 11, in ew Berlin, bv the
not help me and I commenced using '
Dr. Miles' Nervine. The Brst night's Sydnev Koliler, I)avid Maurcr
Bleep that I had had in four months K rU" J"."1 MM ha,,M! W,H'
came as the result of two first doses. ofDt u,,lon "ntY
When I had taken two bottles I felt Deo. 21, by Hc'v. S. E. Oohseil-
better than I had before in years, ford. Franklin Berge of Lswisburg,
and continued to improve until I was I and Jennie (i. Meckley of WinfielJ.
MARRIED.
entirely curek."
Eli woodabd, Plymouth, ills.
Al! druggists are authorized to
sell Dr. Miles' Nervine or. a guar
antee that first bottle benefits or
money refunded. Ik; sure and get
Dr. Miles' Nervine. Booklet on
Dec. 25th, at Salem, by Rev. H.
(i. Snable, Sarah K. Hcintzclman
and Francis K. Buyer, both of Mt.
Pleasant Mills.
Dec. 22, by Goo. M. Shindel,
Clerk O. C, Amnion Jordan and
L i. i ....... a i.1h,c SadieM. Boonie, both of Adams iwp
heart and nerves sent tree. Address i i
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
J. Burtv Gemberling was married
to a lady from from Clearfield Co.
He returned with his bride on Wed
nesday evening... Mr. Long, fathci
of Mrs. Lamberson, died suddenly
on Christinas evening of apoplexy.
It was his 7Sth birthday. He was
buried Snydertown on Thursday. . .
. F. McFall, wife and children re
turned Friday from a trip to Lewis
town. . . . Dr. Dieffenderferand wife
of Wilkcs-Barrc at O. W. Meek's
Rev. V. H. Dale and wife of
Williamstown, Pa,, Dr. Lebkerand
wife of Cleveland, Ohio, anil (i. W.
Munis and family of State College
at I. C. Burns. ."Prof. Win. NiK'tl
ing is spending the holiday vacation
With his family The Christmas
exercises in tnc various ruiuuay
schools were very itok1 and well at-
Dec, 26, by Rev. W. E. Brillhart,
William H. Schrawder and Minnie
L. Houser, Iwth of Porf Treverton.
Dec. 25, by Iev. L. Dice, Chas.
Ewing of Beaver Springs and Ada
A. Baker of Banner vi lie.
Dec. 27, by Rev. W. E. Brill
hart, Calvin W. Troup of Washing
ton twp. to Ellen C. Mcnglc of Perry
twp.
Dec. 27, by same, I. W. Longacre
and Cora M. Brown, Isitlt of Ver
dilla. Jw. 29, by Rev. G. D. Druck
enmUler, Jacob Simpson' ' Reich en
bach and Sallie Scholl, bothofDun
dore. Deo. 28, by Rev. C. D. Zweier,
Arthur D. Sliirey and Lizzie J.
Middleswarth, ImiiIi ofMcClure.
Dec 29, by Geo. M. Shindel,
Clerk O. C, Henry W.Aumnd and
Marv J. ('rouse, IniIIi of Middle-
DIEU.
Dr. B. F. Wagenseller, wife and
grand-daughter spent several days
ir Philadelphia last week Mrs.
Bolender and grandchildren spent
the holidays with her brother, John
Swarm, at Williamsport Miss
Beckie Covert visited friends at Lick
Haven during the holidays Mrs.
Edward Gemberling spent several
days at Bunbury visiting her daugh
ter. . . . A. J. Gross and wife are vis
iting his daughter at Scranton
J. E. Forrester and wife arc at
Mt. Carmel Dr. Yutzy preached
as a supply tor Dr. Weber at Sun
bury recently who was attending the
funeral of his father in New York
Among the people visiting dur
ing the holidays are Win. and Dom
ex Ulrich with their parents; C. E.
Frontz of Springfield, Ohio, and B.
M. Wagenseller of Centre Hall at
M. L. Wagensellcr's; John D- Sny
der and wife at Miles Snyder's; F.
H. Schroder and N. L Catherman
with their parents; ('has. Yon al Ira
Schoeh's; Mrs. Lewis PraJnat J. B.
Fodder's; Will Nipple and friend
at Dr. Nipple's; Will Schnure and
Jas. Lavis with parents; Prof. C. W.
Herman and family at J. 1'. Richt
er's; John Alleman, Esij., of Harris
burg spent Sunday with his mother;
Dr. R. N. Hartman of Boston at the
Keystone Hotel; Newton (, angler.
Will Mark, Harry Alleman and
John Parks with their parents: Ed
ward Gemberling with his family. . .
inn n i in. Iricli ( led S1K -
-j.
dcnlvon Tuesday morning last ot oreeK lwP
pneumonia and was buried on Fri- Dec. 29, by same, William Etting-
dav afternoon, Jr. Yutzy officiating or and Ellen Klose, Lth of Troxel-
issisted hv Dr. ( )e hseiifonl and Ivev. : vine
Barb t has been determined to
hold a musical convention during
the week of January 1899 beginn
ing on the 23rd Dr. Dimm,
President of the Susquehanna was
one of the speakers at the conference
of the three great bodies of the Luth.
church in America held at Philadel
phia beginning the 27th and closing
on the 29th inst The college
church is observing the week of
prayer.
WFST BEAVER.
Christmas and New Year passed
off quietly in this section The
entertainments at the d i flV re n t
churches were well gotten up, and
everything passed ott to the satisfac
tion of all present. The little folks
and a few larger ones were made
happy by being presented with a poke
of candy Henry Moyer of Lew-
istown spent Christmas with some of
his Snyder county friends Mrs.
LeVI lrcastcrhas fieeil confined toi,earawhouavefort:wlririiardUn Philip Kelter
lu f..r tlutuMt hi i-,w.ba ,Wf. allot Perry iwp. snyder Co.. Pa., and William
..v. ,,ov ..v, ..vv.no Hi portzuneot Treverton . NorlU'd Oo ..Pa.
vo l are herein not rled that hv TlrtiiPH nf n
writ ot InqulsltloD laaued out of tbe orplianH'
Court of Snyder Co. and to ins directed, an In
quest will be neld on Tract situate In Perry Iwp..
Snyder Co., Pa., bounded and described uj tol
1 'w. viz : On tbe North by landa of heirs of
Yfllllnm Port line, dee'd, on the East by lands of
o. W. Portzllne, on the south by lands of ame,
and ueortfe uoodlln); and on the West by lands
nf Samuel Hollenbacb, contalnlDK about Klifhty
(80) Aeres, mure or less. wirliUioappurtenmire-,,
un -i in kmm . i' r.iuii aih i6. a. ii., law,
Dec. 5, near MifHinburg, Rachel
Alice, wife of (Jin. D. Kunklc.aged
'M years, 10 months and 22 days.
Dec. I'd, at Sunbury, Saiah, wife
of H. S. Ikiyer, aged (38 years, 4
months and 3 day.
Jec. 16, in Middlecreek twp.. Re
beoca, relict of Henry Pontius, aged
01 years, 5 months and 9' days
Dec. 28, at Selinsgrove, Benjamin
Ulrich, aged 75 years.
Notice in Partition-
In the estate of William Uollenbxcti. late of
Perry Township, Snyder Co., Pa., deceased.
To Hannah Bollenbach.wtilow of William Hol
lenbaeh.dec'd, of chapman twp.. Snyder Co.,
Pa.: Mary Splcher (nee Uollenbach) Intermar
ried with John l. Splcker of Liverpool, Perry
Oo., Pa.; Levlna lleekert (tiee Uollenbach) Inter
married with William lleekert ot ChaDman
twp., Snyder Co. Pa., and Samuel Hollenbacb of
perry twp., snyder Co., Pa.; William Porlzllne,
nusuana or uvu port .line (nee uouet.oacli) now
deceased; Catherine Shaffer (nee Portzllne) ln-
lermameo w ltn .lames Shaffer, Henry K Porlz
llne, Martha Stroub (oee Portzllne) Intermar-
rieawnn wesiey strouo. tiertie roriziiue nnn
i sik'11 of sickness, is at this writing
improving for which her many friends
are glad to hear Thomas Herbs-
ter has been giving invitations to
his friends in West Beaver and ad
joining townships to pay him a visit
soon if they want a good mess of
pound apples Adam Baumgard-
ner isstill confined to the house from
the effects of a fall he had, which
resulted in two broken ribs Prof.
: Bowenox paid our school a visit
I last week and made a very inteligent
' speech at the Kalpetzer school last
Wednesday evening Our old vet
eran, S. II . Phillips, claims he has a
liquid ot his own invention that is
death to all obnoxious weeds, Cana
da thistles a specialty. Sam, there
is big money in store for you, all
you will have to do is get it out
R. I. Wagner passed through our
town on Sunday in his sleigh, it
being the first for this shason ... .
It Is Not Believed Insurgents Have j
Fought Our Troops.
INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. MILLER. ,
A Special Mewtenirer In Now En Rout
From Manllu to Acqunlnt the Gen
Wl With the RMMMft Wlshe.
To flurry Troopa to Manila.
Washington. Jan. 3. Nothing more j
has been heard at the war department
from General Otis, at Manila, since Ins
cablegram of Sunday was received.
The situation Is irritating in the fact
that, according to the experience of
the last few days, it is not to be ex
pected that anything more can be heard
from Hollo far a day or two at least,
except in the very Improbable event
that the American force has been re
pulsed in their efforts to make the
landing, and has beea obliged to re
turn straight to Manila.
It U aurmlaed from the reports that
Geaerat Miller la proceeding with more
tact and with leaa rourhneaa la hta
daatlngn with the tnatirgaata thaa ap
peared from a flint Inspection of the re
ports. His purpose apoartritly was to
avoid euch a formal recognition of th
Insurgents as might tend to embarrass
the United States government here
after, but at the same time not to deal
harshly with them If thay can be
brought to see the rectitude of his in
tentions. Therefoce, the officials are
of the opinion that there will be no
actual hostilities between the forces
arrayed against General Otis and his
own, but that at the worst the former
will retire from the city without ac
cepting or rejecting the American
overtures until they have heard from
Agulnaldo. General Otis has taken
steps to acquaint General Miller with
the very latest Instructions of the
president and a special messenger is
now en his way from Manila to Hollo.
Although officials profess this strong
belief that no serious trouble will oc
sur, they have taken the precaution to
xpedite the dispatch of military re
inforcements to General Otis' com
mand In the Philippines. Troops will
be dispatched from San Francisco and
New York at the earliest possible mo
ment. Major General Lawton, the hero of
El Caney, who has been ordered to
take command of the military forces
In the Philippines under the direction
of Major General Otis, as military gov
ernor of the archipelago, will accom
pany the expedition from New York,
after a conference here respecting the
administration of affairs In the Philippines.
at lo o'clock A. M., to make partition or valua
i ina of the real eatate of said deceased, wben
and wbereyou may attend Ifyoa think proper.
Jan. 1. 18W. P. 8. RITTKB. Sheriff.
TBI DISPATCH FROM n.oil.O.
It Indicated That Insurirctit Were
Preparing to lb-Hint .
Manila, P. I., Jan. 2.-The following
dispatch, dated Friday afternoon, Dec.
30, at Hollo, Island of Panaya, has Just
been received by boat, telegraphic
communication with Hollo not having
been resumed:
"The situation at Hollo is grave. Fif
teen hundred natives, fully armed, art
at Melo, a suburb of Hollo. Seventeen
thousand more. It is reported, are
awaiting order! to embark at several i
points on the I.slund of Negros, li heurs i
sail from Hollo.
"All the women have withdrawn,
and many families have taken refug"
with the Americans. The rebels, after
a consultation, insist upon laactlon
ur lil General Agulnaldo shall have been
hoard from. General Miller, when this
demand was first made, declined to
concede them time and insisted upon
an answer being given him by noon to
day. At the same time ho gave as
surances that lives and property would
bt protected.
"The foreign residents then peti
tioned General Miller to grant the en
tenslon desired by the rebels, as a fight
weuld cause inevitable loss. This also
General Miller refused.
"At the designated time a native
commission again boarded the t'nfted
States transport Newport and asked
for delay, saying that they were un
able to control the army, which cm
maaded the city and surrounding coun
try. General Miller refused, and pre
pared to land forces, sending an emis
sary bark to Manila for Instructions.
"The rebels are strengthening their
position, and are preparing to resist.
The streets of Hollo are full of annel
soldiers, who are constantly entering
la every direction. There Is great ex
citement, which Is increased by the
appearance of the gunboat El Cano,
flying the Spanish flag. The public
buildings, churches and boats along
the river are flllod with rebels.
"The Newport's boats, as the dis
patch boat which carries this message
is about leaving, are being lowered
with four machine guns mounted In
their bows. The lighters are alongside
the United States transport Arizona,
The United States transport Pennsyl
vania lies three mites to the south,
with steam up."
Sheriff's Sale of
REAL. IJ8TATJE !
By virtue of certain writs of Venditioni Expo
nas Issued out of t lie Court ot Common Pleas of
Snyder Co., Pa,, and to me directed I will expose
lo public sale at the Court House In Middleburg
on
FBI DAT, FEBRUARY Srd, ISM,
at 1 o'clock P. H., the following described real
estate to wit i
All tbat certain Boose and Lot situated in
Mlddleburg, Pa., bounded on tbe Norm by lands
of i:.l ward Walter, on the East bv lands of Ueo.
M. Moatz. on the south by lot ot George Smith
and on the West by sugar Street, containing
AORE, more or leas, en which Is erected a new
DWELLING HOUSE and other outbuildings.
seized taken Into execution and to be sold as
the property of Boss Gunzberger sad Albert
Gunzberger.
P. 8. BITTER, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Jan. t, IMS.
Public Sales
NOUCfS Ol sales will he Inserted free nndert.hls
he.Kltni; when the Mils nre printed nt this office.
When the bills are nut printed at this n nice an
cents will be charged, persons expecting to
have sle should seise) aduti- and bare it insert
ed In tills column.
THURSDAY, Feb. its. One mill; west of Mlddle
burg, on the Wlttennejer farm. S 8 Walter
will sell 2 horses scows, 7 head young cat
tle, l.l shoats and farming Implements.
TUESDAY, March 7. At. Port Ann, In Adams
twp , between Cenirevllle ami Tmxelvllle.
Daniel Kuhns will sell 4 horses, 1 cow and
cult and farming Implements.
SATURDAY, March 11, Two miles north-west ot
eisernue, Christian Knouse will sell two
horses five cows and fartnlug Implements.
TUESDAY. Mar. 14. Two miles east of Troxel-
vine hi the Cooper farm, Geo. I. Kline win
sell horsi-s, s mules, 5 cows and tanning
Implements.
THURSDAY. Mar. 1, Three miles north of Mid
dlennsg, Levi Young will sell 4 horses, cows
and farming implements.
MONDAY. Jan. 90. One-holf mile south of Mt
Pleasant Mills, Enoch Smith will s 11 1 horse,
farming implement ar.a Household goods.
FRIDAY, Feb Srd At the Court House in Middle
burgh. Sheriff Bitter will sell house and lot
ol it. anil A. unazDurger.
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The tindprslKticrl AdmttilMratorof the estate
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direct and on the West by a Public Street, con
lulnlnir ONE-HALF (S ACKE, Willi the appur
ti'iitinces. on whiult are erected a two story
DWELLING nol'SK, STABLE and Other OUU
bulldlnirs. Well or water near the door and
cMffllrulf. trees.
TRACT NO. 2 Being a ceraln messuage,
tenement and tract ot land situate In Oen're
twp.. Savder Co.. Pa., bounded North by landa
of uesry' Snoolf, on the Kasi by landa of Uavld
Royer, on tbe south by lands of David Ocker
and the heirs of KUzabeUi s".it h. deed., and a
Public Road, and on the West by Uriah WelrlcS.
containing SIXTY () ACRES, more or leas,
with the apput tenarees. on which are erected n
larRe two story LOU HOU8K, BANK BARN
and otb r outbuildings. Nearly all the land la
clear and In a fair state of cultivation.
Sale to oommeuce at 10 o'clock A. M. of Bald
day on Tract No. 2, and at I o'clock P. M. on
Tract No. 1, when due attendance will lie tilven
and terms of sale will be marie known by
HENRY ORDBB, In.,
Administrator.
Rrst National Bank Election M
The annual meeting of tWatockhoider"
First National Bank of MWdlebureh forth"
lion 111 isevrn 'in, Livin M
h.-held on Tuesday, the 17th day
lHt?. betweitn tne iionrs ot i . m. ......
j. ji. muamiii, an-
Mldilleburg. Pa., Dec. lBin.iew.
wnRMW: li ATP RIvciH like our sTsnda
11 wore when girls. Hand made prea
curious. One ring srd a pair or taui
shield for is cent fiend six risf'
MABRL HILL, Mt Vernon, Mooue
. ..77 n." rsi"
r I IU Sm i.ll Cat
AS ANY
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Or.
MlUs Pain PUmanaf. Nsralia.