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.EuU rt-A at the 1'iwioiflrrai MitMleburg, Pa., M
i6COHd Cl&M mall iniittiT.
History. Established in Ml as the
n Deniokrat, at New Berlin, a Ger
man Whig paper. Changed nuine to
.he Cost 111 lstil. Oldest Republican
mewsnaperiln Snyder County.
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bo sufficient that we arc
-rliiti- them at Z
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I loii't worry about liow we
( 'ill mid mv our
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Fancy Rockers
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' Funeral Directors
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J EWELR AND OP IT AN
I: Iiim boon wiliI wy ctitoniew
who have vlnttod our utoro, UiaI
we havo the flnesl tolo ttlon in
thpotty :ui 1 tin- privon nro withtti
Hie reach of all.
All wo. can my i. I O M 3 and
l.i U our Stock orer an 1 tfel our
prices, Vou Arc no! npeltod
t" buy. our koo N arc enough
t nvhtoe you Wc have twice
tti '. w - ov t hn l before.
We .t.. not ash yon ten dollar
mill nt i ?rs 0c f.r i he same ar
Hole Our Rootle are all markwl
in plain Iguros, We soil clicap
ei :i.ati my one olsc,
v honest with youreclvo.
Thanking you all fr pant pa
tronauuand wishing you all
A MERRY CHRISTM
AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
H. N. BLANK
2f market St., SUNBURY, lA.
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i ...ii i t'onvene I Monday, Di
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1 on. ii. M Mi t lure, Prcsldenl
,c, un l II m, r t IciiiIm rling nnil
lion P. V. II 'Igle, Associate Judges,
presl ling,
'.. H. Dlnh , II. It. lielple, C. C.
Slangier ami VV. VV. Arnold were an
i ilu , 1 tipstaves.
The following resolutions nf rospeel
. ti ndoptcd in memory ofHamuelJ
Pawling anil (jeorgeW. L aiir, Esqs. :
Wni'ttKAS, The An nel of Death hn
. '! I nur har sinec Oetola'r term,
and has removed from mir midsl Ham
i 1 .1. Pawling and George W, Lonfj
K-ii., and w lien a-. hoth began theli
irofgssional career here, and at nearh
the same time,
TtiKitHKOHK, Bell resolved this da
.n o;.. ii court hy the judges, meinheo
f the liar, and offlcersof the court,
that the following resolutions be adopt
1.
First! That iii their death we recog
nize the hand of Providence and thai j
He, whoglveth life, preserveth it ami :
taketh II away. His will is supreme
ind we humbly submit ourselves to it,
'ully believing font lie orderetfa all
things for the iiest.
Second: --That whilst we mourn their
ios, we nre also admonished that there
- a common end to man, ami tiiat i
whilst these two younger inemin rs ol
i lie hur came to that end early iii life,
aveiel i. ith in a month of each other, we I
$15.75
FOR
$7.50
f !f
only prolonged until Btioh tim
hall choose t'i t 'rinhiate then
Tiiikd: Thai we extend
iuthv to the widows of said
brethren, and bring to each th
Itttinn thai their husbands niai
until the end, un upright career
bar.
Kot'RTH: Thai these resolui
read in open court and theu li'1 i
cord, and thai two certified
tin reof be made by the Pro!
iiml (hut one I"' lin nil d In eaeli
widows nf said deceased brothi i .
SilH'il ( II AS, P. UliKU'H,
I'. K, BoWKK,
HoUAfK Alleman
Dec. tO, 190 . Com
After appr i,ri-ite remarks in
hers nf the i' ii' iiml adoption of 1
hove resolutions, court adjourn
h inor of aid I leeedents.
on motion of V, K. Bower,
e I
lie
lie
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Lee.
i fin-!
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Charles A. Midler, Ksq., was ad uiited
to practice law in the several courts of
Snyder county.
i ill Kl hi (JUAttTGK SESSIONS
Bleekcr was annotated fAirc
man of the grand jury.
The lniUesl on the body ofM'x. Mol-.
He Shirk was approved and the county
was ordi red to pay the costs.
In the desertion ease of the common
wealth -. Main K. Walter, thedi fell
ilanl was senteueed to pay Sallie M.
Walter, M- wife, one dollar and n half
per week for the support of herself and
child until further order of tli urt;
also the costs of prosecution,
I n the case of the commonwealth
vs. Amnion Kline, the defendant was
aipdttedof the charge of receiving stn!-.-ii
goods, etc.
The report of viewers of bridge Kite
in Adam- township, across Wissnhick
an creek, was approved by the grand
jury.
Report of viewers ol bridge site 111
Vdams township, over a branch of
Middlecreek, was mil approved.
ItejHirl of viewers vaaating and re
locating public road in Monroe town
ship was confirmed nisi, (Condition-1
ally, i
Report of viewers of public road ill
Middlecreek township wis confirmed
nisi.
Iteport ol viewers of liridge site ill
Perry township is cotiliriu 1 1 nisi,
run: r oE COMMON IM.EAS.
Hie case ol .Ml win . Weimer, i t.
ill., vs. X.J, Livlugstoii as uoutin
ue I.
A subpuuia in divorce was awarded
u the case of Catherine. L'Scheld by
icr nexl friend, etc., vs. Charles W
fcheld.
In tli" r is ' u!' c.c. Outellus, now
for use of v. n. Beaver, vs. Jucol
Moyer, it. al., leave was grunted t'
hi r jtidgiMiietit,
In the case of Albert E, Hunter, vs.
Klljuli Roush, a compulsory non suit
a- entered and mi motion of counsel
br the pluiiitilt', a rule was granted on
ihe defendant to show cause why tin
nunc should not hestrieken off,
lu the ease of John l. Hotiser vs.
liNirge Pontius, tli verdlcl wtw in fa
cor of the plnintill for the sum of ten
lolltirs.
In llieetiseof )r, J, F. Knnawcll vs.
I. II. Long an. 1 .1. I. Hartnian, adtiiin
Atmtors, etc., of Henry K. Sanders, di
cased, the plaintiff accepted the ten
Ii r of Hfty dollars.
In tl II f Harry F. Helllt.lemtll
,-h. Kate Heintzleuian, n divorce wni
..rallied.
Iii the ease of It.C, I'i--, Kuardlaii i f
Frnesl F. nnd Alice Hetriek vs. Jnme
V. Young ami A. Kllen Stlne, the ver-
liet was in favor of the plaintiff for tin
and described in writ, ami plaintiffs'
hunnges were assessed at W2-5,
( I. VV. II iw. sheriff, nckiiou 1, ' ,
j ', A to Avildn Romig, fur 110 acres ol
id in V si Heaver township.
OUI'HANS' COL'BT
It. turns tu ord rsof sale were c,n
lirmisl in cstnl 4 Paul Walter, d
eased; Charles (i lling, deceased;
I ienry J. Peters, deceased, ami I .....
salt.niau defeased.
Writ of partition was awarded in es
tate of Sainiiel Fall, deceased.
Leave was granted the guardian ol
tin- minor children of Lewis 'raw f id,
deceased, to loan money al live iei
int.
Auditor's appointed in estate of Jo
dnh Relfrich, deceased, w as renewed
to report to next term.
Auditor's report was confirmed in
estate of Daniel W eaver, deceased.
All the Recounts of administrators,
executors, guardians and the widow
ippraiscments wer nflrmed as ad
vertised, except tho,- hereinafter men-1
tioned.
Friday, Dec. 14, 1900, court adjourn
ed to Monday, Jan. 21, Iiml, at II o'
clock a. in.
A l.imK Dividend Payer.
In tiie past forty-five years since the
stock was fully paid, tiie Pennsylvania
Railroad has paid an average ycifrly d i-
vidend of over seven per cent., result
ing in the disbursement of more than
tU(K)0OO,0(.O. It is stated that the di
rect revenue received during the last
Been year from the investment of the
company was $4,700,000, which more
than provided for the interest on its
in
China's Emperor Bows to the Will
of the Powers.
HAS INSTRUCTED HIS ENVOYS,
Wlllla Titer A"' Ord.-ml to AgrM to
All the lli'inanda.Thrr Arr Inatruct
. a to Make Hotter Trma If l'oaal
blr 1.1 Hung Clinnc'a lllnraa.
Tekin, Dec. 31 Prince Chin and
LI Hung Chang have communicated to
the foreign envoys aa Imperial edict
In which the emperor declares that
China accepts the joint note and au
thorizes Prince Chlng and LI Hung
Chang to negotiate anil to ask for a
suspension of hostilities. Prince
Chlng and LI Hung Chang say that
Emperor Kwang Su has expressed a
desire that the court return to Pekin
at the end of February.
The Chinese themselves were great
ly astonished at receiving the Imperial
Instructions. Neither LI Hung Chang
nor Prince Chlng had expected success
In persuading the court until ten days
ago.
The emperor's Instructions are to
agree fully to the note, but to endeavor
to get the best terms possible, partic
ularly In the matter of limiting the
number of the legation guards ami also
the places where these are to be lo
cated. The plenipotentiaries are instructed
to endeavor to limit the number of
army posts along the line of railway
to as few as possible, and finally to re
quest tho powers not to destroy the
forts, but merely to disarm them.
Li Hang I 'hang's health Is bad. and
it Is doubtful whether he Will be able
to do more than nfllx his signature to
an Instrument delegating his powers
to Prince Ching until another plenipo
tentiary has 1 n appointed. He was
dressed yesterday and carried In a
chair to the residence of Prim e Chlng,
with whom he held a long consultation,
Prince t hing then called upon the
doyen of the diplomatic corps, the
Spanish minister, Senor do Colona, and
requested him to notify the other en
Toy that instructions had been re
seiril from the emperor to sign the
uote.
The foreign communities In Pekin
nre greatly satisfied at the decided
tone of the collective note and the as
sertion that tie powers are determined
to entertain no proposals for the mod
ification of their demands. It is un
derstood 1.1 Hung Chang sent a memo
rial to the throne, couched in very
strong terms, urging complete compli
ance. The Germans killed 40 Chinese troops
near Man fining, northwest of Pao
Ting Fu, They had no casualties.
Among the natives a feeling of great
mistrust is being caused apparently by
the high handed action of the tier
mans, as the Chinese suspect them of
nn Intention to force a serious engage
ment with the CWM 8 troops.
To Proteoi lin,.,- of Lincoln's Mother
Richmond, Ind.. Dec. HI. After many
rears of effort the grave of Nancy
Hanks Lincoln, mother of Ahraham
Lincoln, is now the property of the
tate. Qovemor Mount lias received
'he deed for the ground in the Immedi
ate vicinity of the grave in Spencer
county in behalf of the Nancy Hanks
Memorial association. The ground Is
to he turned into a park and a cus
todian will he put in charge and much
beautifying dune.
General Onselee seriously ill.
London, Jan. 1. Accoruing to a spe
cial dispatch from Pekin ben. Sir Al
fred Qaselee, commander of the Brit
ish furi es in China, is seriously ill.
Ileattaohc and Xeuralalu cared hy lr.
111,1 PAIN PILLS, "One cent a dose "
ifl'URALGIA cured by Dr. Miles Pai
ills. "')uo cent ".dose." Atalldraeatsis
THE
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For quick reading we submit a few of
( Ihildreu's Gloves.
IJiivs' ( )veorottts. .
. .2oc to 7"c
. ? 1 .25 to $ 1 2
Men's Fancy Evening Trousers
$1 to $G
Fancy and plain Underwear 26c to
$2.
Sweaters 80c t$3
Children's Umbrellas.. 50c to $1.25
IfsEasy
TnTaltTi
Ill I B l:
Thin, pale, anaemic girls
need a fatty food to enrich
their blood, give color to
thir rheekt and restore, their $
health and strength. It is
$ safe to say that they nearly
all reject fat with their food. I
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COD LIVER OIL
WTH HtPOPHOSPHITES o LIME 4 SODA
5
I is exactly what they require;
it not only gives them the im-1
1 portant element (cod-liver oil) I
i in a palatable and easily di-1
Sgested form, but also the hypo-1
phosphites which arc so valua-1
I ble in nervous disorders that I
i $
usually accompany anaemia.
I SCOTT'S EMULSION is a I
fatty food that is more easily
digested than any other form
of fat. A certain amount of
flesh is necessary for health.
You can get it in this way.
Wc have known per-
sons to gain a pound a $
50c. and $t,oo, ill druggliU.
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1 Parmer' Felt Root....
x Men'i Rubber Boots . .
I: Men'i KubberSliocs
X Women'i Bublief si
... I 1,1 i'l .- iOH'M'I- Mine.
4 I.KA I'll Kit
x. Men ' Shoes
A, Hoys' Sli,,,-s. ,
x Lsdl' Shoes
'X, bX'ONOMCIAL BHOt EMP . Sunhi
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FREE or t'HAItUE.
Any adult sufferiug Ir mi H r ill! sett-
e on t he In east, broneliills, lliroi t
r ug troubles of au' nature, w 0
wl call ut Middleburg DniK M. .e
wi lie presented wth i riiuiple bote
tie of BoBcliefe s tien. i ii s mp, fre,
of o . uirge. Only one bottle given to
lie person, ami num. nf i bildeli il ii
ait order from parents.
No throat or luntr r 'inedj pv r hail
Btioll a sale a- Boschee H (Jerilian
Syrup in parts of tin civilized world.
Twenty yeur airo uiillinus of bottles
were given a uy an I y m r druggists
will tell you its s e, .i marvel-
hum. It is really tl nly I'liroal and
Lung Remedy geueralh emlorseil by
physicians. Oiih Tie eeni bmtie will
cure or prove i' value, Add '. deals
el s in alloivilized COllliI I ies.
tiet Qreeu's Prize Aluianno,
eat est
TO BUY PRESENTS
The Most Kl ibontto Displays in tbc town Beautiful As
sortments of iuod Sons of Holiday Gifts for Men
ami 1'nvs. Iii every nook and corner of this pv:i store
can be fjund tin rarest kinds of pretty and useful
X'tiias presents come and see or better still make Uiis
btore your beadtjuartcrs while in oui eily;
You will soon see in a minute why
we say this is the most reliable
Clothing House in Sunbury.
j Men's Umbrellas 60c to 8
. Muffetts 1 to $1.60
Cardigan Jackets ?1 to D
Mackintoshes $2.25 to $10
Ladies' Umbrellas.. .75c to $8.50
Fancy Shirts 50c to S3
Woolen Cloves 25o to 75o
) Men's Suits $2.50 to $25
ROSIOilS
Cast of Hla Sorrow,
Judge You are charged with break
ing s chair over your wife's head.
What en-use have you to offer fot
such an act?
Prisoner I'm very sorry, your
honor, but I did it ia a moment of
anger.
Judge And you now regret your
hasty uction, I suppose.
Prisoner I do, indeed, Judge. That
chair cost me seven dollars. Cb'cegO
Haily .News.
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IMMENSE ROCKER SALE
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opened a store al 31S Market Street, (Lnvh's Old
Siunil) Sniibury, with a new and large line of
Clothing, Hals aud Men's Fur
nlshlng Goods
luis come here tu stay.
I Kercoats for Men and Boys; Suits of the latest
Styles; Nobby (letits' Furnishing 0 Is at
New York PRICES.
5000 I VV'
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An invitation
convinced that
liable place to
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No trouble to show our goods. It will pay you to come .l
miles t" see nie. On saics of $10 carfare will be allowed
one way for 10 miles, and on each additional $10 sale the
fare for ten miles will be allowed. We quote a few prices:
.Men's Overcoats for S'J.'.tO to $20; Men's Suits from $2.90 to
!1S; Boys' 2 piece Suits from 70c tip; Youths' Suits from
$2.50 up. Cur Prices are greatly reduced on account of the
warm weather. We also carry a full line of Shoes, Under
wear, Hats, Caps, Trunks and full Dress Cases. We are re
ceiving Holiday Goods daily and will carry the most com
plete line in the city.
i
Wolf Friedman,
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Store
tiie many choice things to be found herl
Suit Cases 1.48 to 10
Telescopes 50c to $1.25
Club BagB 75c to $8
Men's Hats 50c to $2
Hath Holies $2.98 to $7.50
Flannel Night Bobes.. 59c to $1.25
All kiuds of Ties 5c to $1
J Trunks $2 to$l2
"RROTHERfi
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Butter 24
Eegs 28
Onions 00
Lard 8
Tallow 4
Chickens 6
Turkeys 8
Shoulder 8
Wheat
iiye
Corn
70
45
45
Oats 2S
Cotatoes 5o
Bran ht 100. 90
Middlings " l.rjfj
Chon i in
Ham
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FURNITDRE STORE
Began SeptlS, 1900.
meriy ol Mitninhurg and Lewisburg. Pa.
leave lo inform tlic nublic at larce that In
begs !
ia extendeded to all to call aud be 1
this is the cheapest and nni.-t re- JT"
buy your (roods.
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Up-to-date Clothier,
Loeb's Old Stand.
SUNBURY, Pa. i
IN SUN.
BURY
Silk Suspenders 50c toll
Silk Mufflers $lto$S
Bear-skin Cloves
Seal-skin Cdoves
Otter-skin Cloves
Fine Kid Cloves 50c toll
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