I ' " 1 i
I.
; jit
I
;e Middleburgh Post.
Puhlinued everv Tuurwday.
W- Wagenseller.
tditorand Proprietor
i'iw.riptiuti $150 per year.
, , ,. IB aflano WB sent out.
rMi' till' I'llllllt.V.)
HATf S O F ADVERTISING
i (ran-ient WjTertl "in nti
rucu'd for ui hecnarjea
s per Unet-onparlol mi
,Jhimi for Brut Inner-
tin UUIIOOBDWP"' "..' I
. -7W nU& imMnl , oMfunry ).-. , ,
... rfra-. rfo- "
huiday, March 9, 1899.
INDUSTRIAL MIDDLEBURG.
.Pu.deiP..i-aa--r.
Aninu to do all in its powerfor
the industrial development ol the
town, the Middleburgh Post says
that "If live, eight, ten or more men
agree to giveflOOO each to an in
(Instry, or if any number of men
will raise $5000, $8000, $10,000 or
more money, the editor oi the Post
promises to j,ret the industry,aslarge
us the proportion of the money rais
ed will warrant."
- ...
This is a straightforward businesi
i.. :..
like nrnnosition. mailt
i lie iK'st of faith, but
r i
'itizciK of Middleburgh going to
;,, ftboul it? As the Post soys,
LnHiiim ! numhei' of men of means
:viiur iii nnd about that town
who
m. Full able to make such a contr
itttlon. lint thus far they either lock
.1 up their money in strong boxes
: the like, ami the town has not
.rule the nrooress it should have
lade. New enterprises will not timi
their way to towns ol that character
while other places are offering Btrong
inducements to capitalists to cast in
icir lots wlte them.
The PosThasdonelUduty. What
will the Middleburgh men of means
An9
RELICS OF I HE WAR.
It has been decided to devote one
KOCtlonofthegreat National Museum
in Washington to a great historical
exhibit illustrative tit the Spanish
American war. An immense col
lection of war relies has already been
delivered at the Museum building,
and a large force of workmen are
now engaged in arranging the ar
ticle in suitable cases where for
iniittv M ars to come they wi'l excite
ilie curiosity of millions of visitors
from all parts of the world.
Prnl hi i v neollectionol War relies
ruitude was never before
in exhibition in any conn-
.I tins
ola.-etl
i ry.
The ruosl striking and valuabh
relics of the war have been secured
liiiMiigli the services of Prof. W
l InlnuH who immediatelv after
II.
the
cessation of hostilities was sent to
. 'uli i ami l'orto Woo. Both islands
have been ransacked ami the result
rlutniinstntted bv the car loads of
mllfM which have thus far been ilc-
liv..n.l iiml uilicrs which are dow ell
route.
Among the collection arc found
manv relics of barbarism of earlier
davs in the torture dungeons of Cuba
and l'orto Kieo. Some of these de
vices were found in the black vault
ami dungeons under the bluffs of San
Juan, and doubtless many ol the
cruel instruments of torture, includ
ing thumb-screws, racks, aud engines
of agony which w ere used by the
Spaniards to extort confession during
the sixteenth century. Sane of tin
instruments are ot compiicaiea con
struction and their manner ot use
unknown, while others are of such a
euaracier an io Buggrat at i"
imrriblt: purpose- lor which they
were designed and actually used.
Among the war relics proper may
'ie Been three fourths of the frag
ments ol a 13-inch shell fired by
Admiral Simpson during the bom
bardment of San Juan. These frag
ments were collected after several
weeks of labor in digging where the
shell exploded. The fVagmentawill
be mounted on w ires in their relative
positions. The hand-bell from the
governor general's palace, a seven
teenth century battleaxe, sword made
of hardened cocoa wood with edges
I . I ... .. .iii.. t in
as sharp as steel, samples of a.
,h,. arms used .... Ik.ii. sutcs, displays
of powder, shells ami fixed ammnni-
tlon ot :i kinds, unifornis. hiittons.
flags and ensigns in countless niun
liers Mini varieties, manv of which
have histories which rentier them
of
siiecial historic value, arc found m
the collection. A conspicuous relic
to be installed with the collection is
portion of the hand railing of the
Winalow which received the death
ulutoh of ensign Bagley the first
American victim of the war, togeth
er with a portion of the desk plate
THE U. S. SENATORIAL QUESTION.
The State legislature lias now
been in session more than twou the
i and there is only one law on the stat
ute IxM.ks. That is all that nun real
ly been accomplished. This might
be considered afortunatethhigifthat
all that would In' aecoinpiisiieu
I this session
The chanees are that
jSftMsjthey will do many n.ort tilings tint
01. :mi hence it is mim-
l ,!,.,, ..,.,-,. IS vet BCCOM D..HII-
A legislature must make its
,. ..... f.. St. own memliers. !
"111 VH'S III" Hi".' "' ' I
but also to heelers and to its trasses.
re .i... i,.,rii.itni'i. were to adiourn
i
now, we would still feel like calling ,
i - anything but extravagant. Here
and there, however, yon see in.
.1 . ... ...
si I'l.U
itrnvinCT in tne iree.rs iu iu-
dioate what is in store for the tax
payers of the State. One mber
Suggests that there is $4,000,000
more needed to iplete the Capitol,
while two years ago it was suggested
that $500,000 should pay tin: entire
bill ami that architects should make
plans that not mere than this amount
JmnU In' exnended. Here and there
nr.. nrtrn hills tor eoinmittet
Buch
i i
:iw t hi' nsiiranee euniiuuu v
t' li iriu i , hi;' .1
what are the has only the object ol furnishing the
Insurance commissioner wim I
personal fees anio'intinr to ytdir liardt shofta hen mere ous
or $10000. Wo presume one rea- g'maueht mere wetta gae in oiler
son why nothing lias been accom- jshtyle un hen anes f un em Pullman I
nlished is owing to the inability toLinashlofe-karsg'nununa. Now,de
I . . . . ... , .' i...:..t i I., i :..i .HJJiiMM-
t!le the I nitetl Mates rtenaiiii i.u
. .i l I .1.1 I' (..11..
it i rnfl ill' i ll in mii
1 1 ut i ii 'ii. a ' . n
to waste all this time. Only a short tswae siila tun tier kar un ntK)ka a-
time is needed each day to vote on wenich we hinkplneahterin roagiles
the senatorial question ami then' iMroke. Forna on yatlerni IkhI in en
no excuse to fool away all this time, i hap far tier hinner shloopa. Deeeil-
We have refrained from Baying ing isushl about tlri fooa hooch un
h on thiii question concern-, t
very mucn on mil qu
ing our own representatives,
because
we supposed they understood their
relations with their constituents suf-
ficientlv well to know where they ,
nmrht to Ik. on a Question of so vital 1
. .i li i
rtanee. not onlv to me wciiare
Muni
... ,.Ar .....wtitnents but as well to
their own political future. I he
Snvtler ( 'ollli- I
I. .'I rn'i'.. '"---.
.' . n .1 ....
I . . ' , i'l
tv. hut a soot tlie tuner iwuumw
in i
the senatorial tlistriet arc watching
easerly those who are representing I
J ... L I
them in a fight which means so inueii
to them. Dr. A. M. Smith was em stner tins e u oeu g snm.ssa . rowI1 k;uvhl W(..,. Se hut derglar
eleete.1 over Major K. P. Rollback, un olla gabut hut tier engine mard-1.
an avowed anti-Quay candidate aa erllch gablnsa. ! are hut g'saw.l cs daitl net. "Ich
the renresentatlvefrom Snyder i turn-
' r ..l I
tv which gives to lr. Mintn ampie
opportunity to claim that he is vol-'.
ing as he had been instructed, but
Dr. Smith was elected in spite of his j
preferences for Senator Quay on ao-
....nut ..I hnvinff so manv trieuds of
his own who wanted to honor htm I
with a nnaition to whicii he has been ;
as lieen i
full v :ind iustlv entitled.
How is
... -. . .. v.
it with Senator riummerr ne whb in uer Kurcoonw. Luiiuwucuoiipuuy flr freeda holdta, nn emuicu is se
nominated on the anti-Quay platform gamaucht un bin, by gosh, graud ui I tsuriok cooma un agree.! es slttiok
in one of the hottest Quay Bghts ev- ma frem wclpsmensch si Intl ni ga- j IK.mi., wonder glani. l; era en hir
er waged in Snyder county. He was joomped, un des gadee hatawfonga Ue yQt o0 ,simiS:, daitl woo oh
elected on the issue. The people of greisha we en bender un kicks we en ,,1 1,,,,,
Union county turned down one of I blinder asel. Era bee sin gonga we Far dri saliohe shtooial bin Oh
thebesl representatives they everhad, en patent hoy wenner un in oil dem tvlUll weipslclt noach ga-iuffa weder
ilv because he turned over to
sunn
Northumberland county has
Quay.
IpmniiRt rated that thciewas a strong
a strong anti-Quay sentiment at the
last election. Where does Senator
Hummel get sufficient grounds to
leave the 76 who so valiantly guard-
ed the interests of the tax-payers
during the last session of the legisla
ture ? Senator Quay is now under
indictment with criminal charges of
which he should be purged before he
asks for office again and before he
should iret anv suniiort. Before Hen
ator (iuav was indieUnl the PosTwaslhut g'saw.l esniorga BMaware mldy.
a supporter of his nomination and Mere riu nde dining oar un una on
re-election but its position for pure . en glae d.slily g hucked. F w or o
i... II Iit: -iiii n S V II 1 till I. 111.
iwililw'S ;ini holicstv 111 DIlllllC lltt
will not nermit it to take anv other
;., iMa mattar. The honor
UtlllM'll I'l un, awnr
:.,i intcrritv of the irreatesf -
monwealth upon the American eon-!
tinent demands a higher standard ot
statesmanship ami ,. die people u
main I it, they will ": u, e
no differences withourrepresentative
and senator, but if they have had
mv debt of gratitude to pay to Sen-,
ator tiuav or it mere was any ohicj
reason why they should temporarily
- .1 I i
vote tor Senator l.iiay, m.- nine nas
- mlum tltoPn Ifl 11(1 CM rl i v show
for hi- re-election and the best thing
Hum ,1,, is for them to make a
they can .... tor ;i nem
oreaa iron u. p.,a,... , ... ....
ranks. The tl.sgracef.il scene ... he
i i i . i ... .....
House caustM, m .... .,.....,, . .,.. . Vt7.
of the maeliine-niade JfSSlSl.
I'l'.tlay lias. -ccortletl one... u.eo.ac.i- .
. ii.., liis.Mi'v ,.t our com- 1
est pages ... the li sten t our t om
monwalth ami that alone sl.oul.l he
Rufficlent to pomride any legislator
w hat in reality is his path of duty.
aAN TWO RXVBRAL
TBOSTWOBTHT
T
MHMI In this Btnte to ur husl-
,,es III their own lnl IK nrhy enUlltil'K. II in
mainly ofllee work oi.iii1iicI.mI at home. .Salary
ntraiitht KM a Jtfar and exieime-ietliiilc.
bona da, no more, no lent alary. Monthly
dnmoipe a Hiiauranco
1, 1're jt ., D.pt
xsc, i Oliver ii'KMiiu rw v-
& ST.I EMPORIUM. I
Brief Fum Hawsa Barrick.
Prora UoUetom OMrttr,
Lever Kernel Harder.
While tch shun long nimmy in
I illicit v wore hen leh un U fOUV
ous-g'mauvht mere wetta amohl
widder nunner, un weem Billy Bix-
er si fraw ous-g'fnnna hut mere
kucuu
nit sc t
hull insist se wet nut
i 1 i
So em Dunnershdawg en woon sin
mere g sniari, un wn hu m- gi
sllioio Kai s sin nweiiivn iinmui i.nu-
1....I.I-... mti iii .l.i
n ": h im. in- u.-iuiii nui in ....
s oeu uemm uw p '"wi
hob en arbarrose uen g not. iar mien
ous - do. OHa mob os leh roich uff
ghuoked hob hov leh my Iciip wed- :
tier tie ceiiinir Bra ooo m pea.
tier tie ceiling Kan ....,..
bov leh mioh uti der nek g .aiaea,
..... ...x 1 1 iiiiiii(ht nn iiv i c- I
m B , "
III V
nMoofl mt I m i .
grees my nusba on g
tt we en
shlonff era howtl.
Demo hen mere
brooveered tsu ihlofa, awer sell wore
. .
.1.... . , i i.ivi ii ,n llf uiirs sin
una mi 1 1 .v... ... ' .......
ncn name un uaw., ..vv,, ...... ....
Ik ! . , , . i . i w.m nm mi . 'I 111111 UU t ' 1
' ...., ..... '
On about tawell uhroov ion warn-
I I I I a - I 1
eroaur letD-eenroarua greeueti. w
Polly hut era buddle gnltlcntliire oils
cram carpet baggreeketl un hut inieli
gadosed, awer es hut g?seemed nix
tsu helfa un endlich bin Ioh uff un
amohl noch em wetlder ga-gooked.
We Ich tzurick oooma bin hov
mv bed net tiuiia kenna un
Tit
mv bed net tiuiia kenna un we icn
lorn soooha wore don sane oh ebber
. i i . ..i.
uroovei is tie i onv oeri.tH. itK.uii.. ,
"Des sm mere shaene ghp0OChta I
tor en oldter mon, but se gsawd.
Ich hob explained we's mere gonga
ware, awer se hut draff insist oh
j bet's parrabus gadoo un cbs ding
farbv wore hut se tic inotKier-girh-
Item g'liot. Mere hen rBntr,dt I
j waega dem tling bis lielliehter tlawg !
lunderno sin mer widder ons uff-,
sharra. Ion hob dri-tardJe antoona
g'shoft bis Ioh my hussa widder nwfMwniwvu8uh
hob g'hot. We mere endlich ufrj ' )al.shtat. di.-h net,"
worn is en naeger room cooma unl,jan,.i
' L'.m i li li.ilil'f i. u dim.
nil
j
...i. ...... .... m
in t ii uuir
kle waswr till messer
I I
uu
govvel
(iii is del' iiacgnr
., .
!' roy K,,r(l gwva
So wore oil in Loddinish ga-
aroom uu ...e.e ..eu
fun laesa kenna hndl.eh hov UAi
wb b"--" "
al wet don set are uns ebbea tsu esse
brings, Are hut g'frogt wos mere
wetta, un w ile lei, g wis OOO we
- ... -- - ,
Wets hov eh gsnvv(l are set uns
,11,1, L i 1 tt'i .i It Mil en en I .PI MT!1 Iff.
. -b- -
tienu aino
I unnv, JYt'i ih;i, uui M ir
wart, shelleni hut uns en dawlcr's
shtiek ga-ehargctl for so en morga
eon Ich I
- - ;
g essa ut sees raw odder
si1 . iiii unrii L'lC aau oi aaiui-i
. , - .i 'In
Hill ossicil, Iiais.l, oyer uiioiiengot-ics
.
B " "
wet .is si Dill tzaea tiawier wore.
Endlich sin mer don in J-ildelty!
c i , i i ' I
coonia. Merc hen so feel fun en.
, . ... , . . . .i
John W anamakcr sin.e shtere g'laesa
,, . j , j i
ir'hot os mere agreed hen mere da.da
6 . .... r
gae eiie saeiri tar esarshtmng. mere
sin in si shtore un Ich hob gfrogt
woo der John is.
waredrows om
Se hen g'sawd are
.PP"
LLL Lr
i-BJB BBKi
SCH0CH & STAHLNECKER,
Opposite County Jail. Middleburgh.
MeM hen awl,e Ra.warj, un we n,
nJ ,.,., is rfn tUill.U kI
rftow 0Wl
uu so en shtore hushi
dawir-itn-des-leavi's net
, i() (,im
. i
irsaena. Are is tarlioltieii mi grwe
I I ! ..II
os en gioene nowcri. mi
wore nunner ga-maracked.
marriok wore about tswae
feel os cs gooilt wanit wore
cs goods ;
Ksarshl i
mohl so
un tit run
hen se der brisc in tier mill dornch
.S(.llli(ida, un ufl sell hen se nuch
' . ......
ren BOOtter bTotlt. Ue folly hut en
Kawb os esdoot," hut se g'sawd.
n
jjoh, Uottlieb, shtell dicli hare un
Qy ,(S gy. s; m ,., Je foPren mw8
ooonuJ bis lcli gae un sac eb oh
m-wx IU.( issi.,. M,oi;, eon." Now,
Kernel, denk amohl on en oldt-r
rlreUun-siv vetzicll vohr olill on
ma counter shtae un dooch kowa We
...i .... ...1)lls ..... mmi , Kchwouta
fressed! Awer leh hob's iradtw)
irtm soi,,s sctartlicli worn slioppa.
jb mere HOWS sin is en oldter mon
. . ,.,.., M Monoked hut we
Ljfl peters fun da Appuslltln in tier
BeevU, Bi bawrd wore en foos long
Ln w gohnae,
,,j)tis ;s e ,r,.aS!H1,. karrish-liofe,"
hut are g'aawd.
"ParWass V"
rj0, demshtore is woo ar-
utjw , Jitorc-ki
eeper;
,Wd, ,mt j, ,
amiMiy ram u
Mon OB en good businC!
le
uff
Biness
inu. ii. ii... i.iiiii un .ii
" . I 1U t., ,1.. I.Ht ...
giU.OO .ICH llll m.ll- UU ...
ioommodata kenna net compete, un
Swede kit tins g'funna hen os se
welfler doh kawfa kenna far cash os
as dehame kenna ufl irntlit. ben se
Bhtore.keepen de accounts gainst
w J ,j Won
se dahame gabliwa wara uu hetta
cash batzawletl don hetta se farleicht
uaht so L'oot tlo kenna un es geld
R, -t WQ() ,u.Ifh ,,u
toxa H)tlwla un tie slilettle uff flOl-
()Kaitsollf.inha...e un der
' O
collntry shtorc-kcemr wartlt
far-
- t i
i.i .i nun ii Hint uwawa
"Un we long waerd des?"
"Usht so long os lei t net draw
deau ((S erannchlK.r aw laeva muss.
shin.mcr. De
r
wolria rigel-waega bringa oil der
ho-dls mlaeh der , ...Avons ,,
nmwr vohr so aw ho'dt doll I
hen
i - -
aght nuch a shterc ... Pttm
ennsvi-
a
:.:... - n..v .I,.,- Wnnnmnk.- kawfinl
.... .... ......
. t t i e..v:..i. .i.....i..
. , ,.
pickters for wisa we racb os arcs,
I , T , , ,
-' aw, hov Ich g sawtl, "won
, ,' . .
mer Mad hut n.aueht mer der d.vel
, e
d.innfl
"Noddeerlich, un der Johnny
shpeeled Je gike." OIs Widder,
Gottlieb Boonastiel.
THE GREAT HUSTLE AT (,7
PLACE 0E BUSINESS WAS CAITfi
BY THEIABGB NUMBER OF Hfl?
EES AND RANGES SOLD AND TFP
PLACING OF f
we if PMcl
Every Stove that
carries with it our
itc AKAIYIEE "hat
it mustgiTe satisfaction Be.
fore a Cent 2s paid. Call
and see the
TiiB Larnest Stoct of stam
Ever Seen
Carpets ! Carper ti ! ! Carpets ! I
Cy PETS ! 1 t"SIndf-
uiTTiuno i 1 Ml Qualities.
MATTINGS! 1 All Prices.
The whole lower floor of jiy store is taken up w itli Cavpeta, U PS
Art Squares, Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Hassti '.
Hug Fringe, Floor, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, &c, &e.,
We can show you the largest and
ever shown in Lewistown.
BrUBBell Carpet as low as 50c. and up
All W.miI Carpet " 60c
Half Wih.I Carpet" " 35o
a it
ni.in.i . . .1 I ...... .. 1.....
-..uiua nuu ...tpaii a lg
smm ?i! goods!
Compare quality ami prices, you will find that our store is the
plae" to buy at. The goods arc first-class, prices are the low
est, our rooms are clean and no trouble to show goods.
"-'"-"'""v- W. ft.
Public Sales.
NotlCM "f MUfif Will bi Iami-mI (tm niuterthUi
beadtus wiii'ti mebtibi an' prtoled at tbti nmr".
Wlii'ii liii' hills arc mil printed at Mils offlOS SO I
oenta will in- ebMffMl. PeraoiM expeotlDg to ,
bava Mle ibOUldaawel lat' anil have It Insert
ed iii iiiih oolnnra.
PBIDAY, Utroh in, one Dd noe-bMf miles '
wimii-easror MMOMOaif, O. It. Miirltn will
Nil houneliolil bimmIs.
SATl'IU)AY,Mar,-h 11. TOIUM nnrlli-wpst, of
Melsprvll.e, Christian Kiiouhi will nell two
horspR five mules, two cows, jouu OatUf
mid farming Implcmenl8.
SATURDAY, March 11, At Diindorp, In Vnlon i
Twp N. T. Dundore will sell liorst'8, 6 I
cow. fi head jrrwng cai lie, f sows, l boar, 20 i
IDoaU and liu inlnif linplemcnus.
TflCSDAV. Mar. 14. Two mUM east of Troxel- i
vine nn i ne cooper farm, Oeo. I. Kline will
sell I horses, a mules, I 0OWI and larmlnK
Implements.
TH CUSHAT, Mar. in, Threenilles north of Mid
-towrc, Levi Younif wli: sell 4 horses, cows
and faimlu. lmplcinents.
SATUBOAT. Mnreh is, .nlhe ltnro. of MM-dH-bmv,
JOKepbtl Waller wrll s"ll horses. A
cows. i iieifei. bunlng tuipu raaau aud
household oods.
BATUBDATi March IS, Three, miles north of
MlAnteburtti; Perry o. Bowwmh mil wilt
horses, 3 cows aud farming Implements.
Tt'Ksn.W, Mnrch 88. One mile north of Melser
vllle, Mrs. Isatiella I.roclus will sell a cows,
4 head of jouiig cattle and l.trmlng Imple
ments. WEDNESDAY. Mar l, attvntrevllle, ll.c Man
rer. Executor of Mary ... Sampsell, deceased,
will sell household goods, etc.
WEDNESDAY, M an il a9.Twomlles nonh west
of oriental, Harrison Miller, Administrator
C. T. A. of Samuel Q Miller, deceaseo, will
sell 1 horse. 3 cows and farming Implements.
Also a farm of im ucres, ion of which Is
cleared,
TUESDAY, Anrll 4, In Adams twp., Henry II
Thomas, ExcciHor ol the esinte of I'etor
ThomiiK. will sell 8 ncres of land of the said
decedent.
Not Soothing.
Me la this the first time jou't ever
been in love, darling?
She (thoughtlessly) Yes; but it'a so
nice that I hope it won't be t lie Last.
London Punch.
i 'hnmberlaln'H 4 uu.ll Iteme.l . .
This remegy is intended espocially
for couRhs, colds, croup, whoopinir
cough and ititlueiizi.. It has become
famoUH for its cures of these diseas
es, over a large part of the civilized
world. The most fluttering testi
monials have bean received, giving
account of its good works, of the
aggravating and persistent cougos it
has cured; of severe colds that have
yielded promptly to its soothing ef
fects, and of the dungeons attacks
of croup it has cured, ofteu saving
the life of the child. The extensive
use of it for whooying cough has
shown that it robs that disease from
all dangerous consequences. For sale
by all Druggists.
18 Sold
POS!
in Snyder County
lest selection of the above goods
Hag Carpet as low as 20c. and
Cotton Car)et M " 22c. " "
Velvet Carpet 75c. "
U1A 1 11 J d 1 n
1UU IVIIIIS TO ooleCt J' l'Olli- J
FELIX. iviSt. ,w
JAS. O. (' HOUSE,
ATTORJfBY AT LAW,
ilIDUliEBfjKO,
Ml Kuslues entruste.1 to his oarl
.vill rxottlvt iirn.npt attention.
Middleburgh Market,
Uorfeeted weekly byourmerchanlj
Mutter .
iSavs
Onions
Lard
TbMow
Chicken per lit
Turkeys
Siil-
Shoulder
Hhiii .
Mew WheHf.
Rye
Poratoes
Old Corn
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Flour per Mil
THE DIETZ
DRIVING LAM
Is about as near perfection as 50 )
of Lamp-Making can attain to.
burns kerosene, and gives a po-e1
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We issue a special Catalogue of I
Lamrj. and. II ou ever nrowl
after night-fall, it will interest
Tis mailed free.
R.E. DIETS CO.
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