Published Every Thursday Mtralof
E0. W. WAQKNSKIXIR. A. U. IDITOR AMD Owitl.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
91.00 per year paid In advance. tlJIO per year If not paid
tnanranee. tun;! eopla. rl leal.
Ad re rt loins; Has!". V cent per line, nonpareil measare
. mcnt. for nrst Insertion and 30 rents per line for each subee
que nl insertion. IVOFPICB. Neartiw County Court Uouae
between the r tir. raiional Ban: and snauouniyjaii.
Vol. xxxix Feb. 20, 1902.
Number 8
High Grade Cattle.
The I'okt desires to call the attention of farm
ers and stock raisers generally to the public sale
of full-blooded cattle to be held west of Middle-
burg, Feb. 28, 1 ('02. The idea of bringing this
full-blooded stock here is to give Suyder county
farmers a chance to get high grade full blooded
stock. Strange to say, at the other sale, a I. rge
portion of this hiih grade stock wa allowed to
be bought by Union county farmers and Snyder
county fanners got very little of this stock.
There is not a farmer in Snyder county who docs
not like to have good stock and the Post would
like to impress upon our farmers the fact that in
ordc to improve their stock they should invest
in full blooded cattle. hy did a few outsiders
gobble up this stock as quickly as possible?
They paid what you may have thought was a
high price, but they thought it was cheap.
The only interest the Post has in this sale is
to aid our farmers in getting for themselves full
blooded cattle. It will pay to invest more money
in hitrli tirade cattle, because you can make more
profit on high grade stock than you can on a low
grade. The feed and attention is the same.
We trust our farmers will invest in this stock
for their own good. The men who are interested
in the sale are reliable and resjumsible gentlemen
and any representations made by these men will
be rigidly ami sternly regarded. Invest in high
"rade cattle. You will make no mistake.
Ladies1 Home Journal.
There is a pretty 6tory In connection with the
series of articles which Helen Keller, the won
derful blind girl, has written for The Lawks'
Home Journal, telling about her own life from
infancy to the present day. She always has
shrunk from the publicity which follows suc
cessful literary work, artW'v cmoU,,,..iT.'"oat
- .h posit iv . . xr .
difficulty that she was ' .n '' -thfi
. I . . jlonous feature I a i j t
htM.e. ti'P'oct',fA5AT)n owning an island in
Halifax harlwr for a 6iimmer home, and in a
spirit of fun the editor of The Journal offered
to buy it for her, or to provide the means to buy
it. When the work of writing apenrcd esjieci
allv iiksome Miss Kellir was reminded of her
desire to become a land-holder, and it spurred
heron Just before Christmas she completid
the first chapter of her marvelous story; and on
Cliri.-t::1: morning she received from her pub
lishers a d eck for a good rotu.d sum. Ilcr
deli.'l.t ni:;v be imagined, for this was the (ir.-t
'It i
II."
ed.
w;
I. in
Mint which she had ever cam
try tale com'.' true,'' she said.
wi'.i really carry out her
! r, mains to be seen.
ilati ti
( no ! t :;i:
::iat:o!'S have Iwl'II made. Let lie
mi! i! it to the will of the majority.
. Spring Election.
ADAM8 T0W58RIP. - ' - -
Justice of the Peace, W. II. - Herman; Judge
of Election, Lee I. Erb; Inspectors, 8. A. Au-
rand and Ciias. A. Goes; Constable, J. O. Berg.;
Supervisor, Element M usser and Tobias MitcheJ;
Auditor, C. M. Ingram; School Directors, II. H.
Thomas and Isaac C. Swart; , Overseer, Moses
Erb. - .
Beaver Township.
Judge of Election, Henry F. Reiuard; In
spectors, 11. J. Forester and John II. Knepp;
Constable, James E. Freed; Supervisors, Archie
Middleswarth and Frank Beaver; School Direc
tors, Thomas J. Middleswarth and Amnion
Dreese; Overseer, Benjamin Zerbe; Auditor, Ir
win J. Freed; Treas., Wellington O. Stettler. .
Beaver West Township.
Judge of Election, John I. Erb; Inspectors,
Harry Fisher and James Stuck; Supervisors,
JoHn Fisher and Joseph Wagner; Constable,
Emanuel Peters; School Directors, W. S. Millei
and Perry Hassinger; Overseer, Jacob Howell.
Centre Township.
Judge of Election, Levi Pick; Inspectors, F.
K. Bowersox and Wm. Breiningcr; Constable,
II. F. Mohn; Supervisors, Perry O. Bowersox
and John Sanders; School Directors, Isaiah
Walter and F. J. Boyer; Overseer, John J. lloh
land; Auditors, J. A. Bowersox and II, H. Wal
ter. Chapman Township.
Judge of Election, T. A. Iferrold; Inspectors,
Eli Riegle and Albert Lefller; Constable, W. L.
Hummel, Supervisors, John A. Herrold and
Robert Wendt; Auditor, F. II. Attinger; School
Directors, W. A. Mciser and Geo. B. Shafler;
Overseer, John II. Seller; Township Clerk, J.
II. Kreitzer.
franklin township.
Judge of Election, Samuel Troup; Inspectors,
Chas. Moyer and G. W. Diehl; Constable, W.
II. Matter; Sup'rvisors, Wm. Wray and Adam
Renninger; Auditor, J. W. Eiscubauer, School
Directors, D. Howard Gift and Chas. A. Man
beck; Overseer, Reuben Wciriek.
Jackson Township.
Justice of the Peace, Y. II. Wagner; Jude
of election, John F. Brown; Inspectors, J. C.
Kliugler and Jacob S. Kline; Constable, Francis
Naugle; Supervisors, Wm. Seebold and Paul W.
Bcnfer; School Directors, J. II. Moyer and Joel
A. Beufer; Overseer, John Reichley; Auditor,
Michael Bcnfer. " l-us.K . .
Town Council, W. W. Wittcnmyer, Banks
W. Yoder, G. W. Hassinger ; School Directors,
G. Alfred Scboch and IL E. Walter ; High
Constable, Thos. R. Hostermau ; Constable, Wm.
C. Snyder ; Judge of Election, I. H. Bowersox ;
Inspectors, Reno Walter and Hathaway Mertz;
Auditor, J. N. Brosius; Overseer of the Poor,
C. II. Steininger.
MiMU.iHKKF.K Township.
Justice of the Peace, X. C. Gutelius; Judge of
Election, 1. II. Boyer; Inspectors, W. F. Wrg
ncr and J. D. Benfer; Constable, A. H. Dinii g;
.Supervisors, T heodore Row and Irwin Walter;
Aii'litor, Geo. F. Dunkel birder; School Direc
tors, J. S. Mciser and Gideon Gordon; Ovmcer,
II. F. Aurati l.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
In to have eale should select a data
11 inrled la thia column.
MONDAY , FEB. W. at Salem, Miner A. Wat-
tar will acii BoaaenMiiooda,
a empeet
and nave
A.Wal-
TCESDAT. FFB. V K aillo lk of W. M. Bor
er' atom. Port Trererlon, Tlllle A, Rahrer
will rail noma, a bead of cattle ana tarn
ln( implements.
WEDNESDAY. r'KB M, three mile northeast of
Itearrtown. liarrev Mover wil evil lore
bone, film bead of cattle and farming lm
. piemenia-
FRIOAY, FEB. 1ft, mile weat of Mlddlebarg
Mlcnael .-nenibacber and ui arlea Man- a
will eell a carload of blah grade,
brought bera from Kansas.
8ATCBDAY, MARCH let In Adama township,
lfarjr A. Klenter, administratrix of John A.
blester, will anil M acrea of land.
MONDAY, MAR. , 4 ml Ice weat of Mlddlebnrg
near Grit's achool house, John H. cbsro-
bach will eell I borses, cattle and farming
Implement.
MONDAY. MARCH 8. one and armhalf mlloj
weat of Aline II. O. llornhersei will eell I
borne. 111 bead of cattle and fatmtngtmplr
menu. TUESDAY MARrn 4, mllea asuth of Port
Treverton Mr. Oatberlna A. Shrewder
will cell 8 hornet, 4 head cattle and farm
ing lmplcmenta.
FRIDAY. MAR. I, In K reamer, A. D. Krermrr
will rell 4 borne. 6 head of cattle and farm
ing implemen'.
8ATUKBAY, MAR 8, and MONDAY, MAR 10,
Joteiih L. lirubnker will tell houeehold
good, farming imiilement and live stock
. I SALB KEG1STM ' .
Judge of Election, Jonas W. Aurand; In-j Notice of aalr win ba Ineerted free aader
. . 1 tt li er t thta beading when ih hill are printed at this
oiRA-MJia, ir csicv i' rvuiire auu IX. 11. reiier; omoa. w nen ine diii are no printed as ni
r , , , . ... lonioB oacjanm will oeeargao. r
vxinsTaoie, iuuvin a. miser; oupervisors, JN.
Hartman and Wm. Hitter; School Directors,
Charles Reichley and Jeremiah Hummel; Over
seer, Ellsworth Aurand; Auditor, J. II. Rhoads.
PENN TOWNSHIP.
i Justice of the Peace, Geo. M. Witmer; Judge
of Election, Isaac Row; Inspectors, A. W. How
and Allen Herman; Constable, A. C. Gember-
ling; Supervisors, 'Wm.. B. Gemberling and
Leonard Boyer; School Directors, Hulen E,
Boyer and Pereival Row; Overseer, Benjamin
Stethr; Auditor, W. P. Herman; Treasurer, J.
G. Row. .
Perry Township.
Judge of Election, Henry R, Fisher; Inspec
tors, Anion Scli nee and Henry Swartzlander;
Constable, P. A. Brosius; supervisors, Philip
Mcngle and Henry Biekhart; Auditor, G. W.
Sicrer; School Directors, Win. Botteiger, Philip
Kciter, (lie), Geo. Goodling (tie); Overseer, John
A. Brosius.
WEST PERRY TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Election, B. F. Naugle; Inspectors,
Frank 8. Naugle aud David N. Grnybill; Con
stable, Amnion Womer; Supervisors,C. S. Sprig'
gle and Abel Shirk; School Directors, Benuct
Kauflmau, Wm. II. Hood, (tie) Wm. H. Graj
bill, (tic); Overseer, Abram Mittcrliug; Auditor,
John Whitely.
SELINSG ROVE.
' Town Council, C. S. Stautler, II. F. Charl-s
and II. J. Doebler; Judge of Election, II. H.
Tiivingston; Ins)cctors, G. M. Lumbard and
Newton P. Kratzer; High Constable, Wm. H.
Wolf; Constable, Aaron Gundruni; School Di
rectors, J. G. Lesher and D. S.filiolly; Ovcisecr,
J. O. Laudenslager; Auditor, Ira C. Schoeh.
Siting Township.
Judge of Election, Wm. C. Snook; Inspectors,
Amnion Smith and 1. M. Fclker; Constable,
Roberts. Smith; Supervisors, Henry Gross and
Chas. C. Gross; Auditor, E. F. (Joss; School Di
rectors, Geo. S. I pley andJ.lVSpangler; Over
seer, Win. J. Price.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Election, W. W. Fisher; Inspectors,
Perry Rothciniel aud Henry F. Charles; Con
stable, W. W. Arnold; Supervisors, Daniel
Krcbs and Emauuel Ixmgacrc; Overseer, E. S.
Aucker; Auditor, E. S. Herrold. . ..
" .'.lu-ij!r?n fCowitctr ivs
Judge of Election, Adam II. Glass; Inpcc.toi s,
M.S. Moyer nnn Nuthan II. D.ehl; Const-ible,
Lcviuius Kecler; Supervisors, Win. II. Nagle
and J. II. Iiiekel; Auditor, J. J. Guudrum;
S.-hool Directors, C. A. Riegel and C. W.
Draw; Overseer, D. II. Wilt; Town Clerk, W.
P. Moyer.
The priii'iiry election nml the spring election
are over and now all good citizcu.-can now follow
their oecupat'ons without being molested.
It was reported 1. 1 lore the primary election,
that as Mitldlebur was the lionie (;('si. or seven
of IlutnnieP.s l em hi.ian including I'ilgrini Kilter,
Dr. Smith would have only 12 votes for Con
gress in this iMrtviuh. The n tiii ns my he l:id
64. The pilgrim is r.tl as as aslu'.e us his vaiii
ty pictures him.
A WEEK'S I'.EVTS COUPES SEP,
Vcdr.sic!y, Febrysry 12.
Vhrce hsla-rs Mocks of Alliasno,
O., v,-pre lursci yiLttTday. Lobs, J'iii,
000. More than 400 houses wort do
ttroyed ly f.r: ul Canton, China, yc-3-len'ay.
The national convention of railroaJ
commlsfioners nit In Charleston, S.
C.. yesterday.
Fifteen men were Injured, five seri
ously, in a dust explosion at mine No.
6, near Bon Air, Tenn., yesterday.
Indianapolis, Ind., has been desig
nated as a regular inspection point for
cavalry horses purchased for the Brit- Leslie Estill and
'fre octroyed half a block of busi
ness houses at Kimball, S. D., involv
ing a loss f $'30,000.
Sixtcen-year-oid Anes Tete, of
Philadelphia, attempted suicide by
swallowing a large quantity of tur
pentine. John Young, convicted of the mur
der of Washington Hunter at River
side, N. J., waa sentenced to hang on
March 18.
In a rear-end collision between Bal
timore and Ohio trains at Indian Har
bor, Ind., Conductor Iluutcr and
Brakeman Brice were killed.
Saturday, February 15.
Ia a street battle at Richmond, Va.,
Shelton Chambers
lsh army In South Africa. : were fatally wounded.
A yellow rainfall at Manche, ) Secretary Long returned to his post
France, was found to contain mineral at the navy department after a visit
matter composed of carbonate of cal
clum and lime sulphate and chlorates.
Thursday, February 13.
The JIarconI Wireless Telegraph
company, of London, has Insured the
life of Mr. Marconi for 750,000.
The texenth annual convention of
the Pennsylvania Stat School Dlrec
torr -"'" vr?z held in Harris
turg. Fire yesterday tt Harmarrllle, Pa.,
en t!.e "West P :in railroad, destroyed
73,0' fi vcrth r.f property and for a
time threatened the entire town.
The Marquis of Dufferin and Ava,
forr-.or coverr.or gi&cral of Canada,
f'ied ycrterday tt hi8 residence at
'.'Icn-h boye. Couuty Down, Ireland.
S. h'. Tildcn, postmaster at Ray
t jiri, I'l , i lea '.'.'d puilty to embczzlo
i;:cjt c;l was fined $1,900 a'ld sen
t'.'uc 1 to e:x mouths la the peniten
tiary. FHisy, February 14.
Colcri! Jen A. Polk, aged 82, a i
coui'n c President Polk, died In Kan
sas Ci'y Kitei day.
to his home at HIngbam, Mass.
Peter Buschwah, a pioneer real es
tate dealer of Chicago, waa found dead
la his room, with eight gas Jets turned
oo.
The Gloucester (Mass.) fishing
schooner Elsie M. Smith was wrecked
off Cape Cod and two of her crew
drowned.
The late Caroline S. Rathcono. of
Raymond Herlacher, of Loganton,
Pa., while shooting sparrows with a
musket, shot 12-year-old Roy Berry
through tho heart.
Tuesday, February 18.
The cracker factory of Frank Goetz,
Cleveland Slaughtering Ducka.
Norfolk, Va., Feb. 18. Charles Kel.
del, of Washington, secretary of the
Pack Bay Gunning Club, at which ox
President Grover Cleveland Is a cuost.
at Manchester, Conn., was destroyed returned to Norfolk from tho marshc3
by fire. Loss, 5,000. yesterday. Ho stated that tho Clove-
C. R. Mains, a prominent attorney of land party killed 200 ducks end 30
San Francisco, was arrested Tor using geeso on Friday, and that Mr. Clove
the United States mails to swindle. i land did more than his share of tho
The United States battleship Wis- daughter. Tho weather Is very rough
at the club, but ideal for duck shoot
Ins, and the game is plentiful. Mr.
Cleveland's health has Improved since
he arrived there.
consln, flagship of Rear Admiral Silas
Casey, left Callao, Peru, for Acapulco.
Charles M. Schwab, president of tho
United States Steel Corporation, will
deliver a lecture at Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn.
In a fit of despondency John Griffith,
a civil engineer, and wealthy, blew out
his brains with a shotgun at his home
in Jenklntown, Pa.
GENERAL MA"rKETS.
Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 17. Flour
firm; winter superfine, t2.6W2M;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $3.2o ii- 3.&0 ;
city mills, extra, 2.903.15. Kye flour
steady, at I2.25ii3.35 per barrel. Wheat
steady: No. 2 Pennsylvania, red. 88c.
Corn steady; No. 2 yellow, local, 66V4W .tariff concessions In their turn,
uvvtc-t lower grades, 8r. nny wean;
New York, breathed fTO.000 to found ' ft &!AfiTLl
a home for agud and Infirm persons at 1S.Go$J20.60. Pork firm; family,
Evansville, Ind,
Monday, February 17.
The factory of the Hampden Corun
dum Wheel company, of Springfield,
Mass., was destroyed by fire. Loss,
150,000.
-Andrew Tayack, 12 years old, was
burned to a crisp while sleeping la a
tin but on a garbage dump at Pas
saic, N. J.
The apron of Mrs. Virginia Buret
took fire from a stove and ahe was
burned to death in a New York apart
mint house.
Charles M. Schwab. Dresldeit of th
19.&0. Live poultry, 1112c. lor hens,
and 8c. for old roosters. Dressed
poultry sold at 12V4C. for choice fowls,
and at 8c. for old roosters. Uutter
steady: creamery, 32c. Eggs steady;
New York and Pennsylvania,' 32te. per
dozen. Potatoes were dull; eastern,
K.'la. no- Ui.ui .
Captain Charles P. Snowden Dead.
Trenton, N. J.. Feb. 18.-rCaptaln
Charles F. Snowdcn, state military
Storekeeper in chargo of the slate ar
senal, died here yesterday of heart
disease. Captain Snowden wm a per
sonal friond of General Coopcr4and his
death la believed to have bucn has
tened by the news of the sudden do
mUe ct General Cooper. .
Reciprocity With Cuba.
Washington, Feb. 18. Representa
tive 11. C. Smith, of Michigan, Intro
duced, a bill In the house yesterday
providing for a reciprocity treaty
with Cuba, to be effected by the presi
dent ns soon ns tho Islanders estab
lish their government. Under the
terras of the treaty tho United States
shall refund quarterly to the Cuban
treasury 40 per cont. of tho duties col
lected, and the Cubans shall make
The
treaty jUkII to:nlnu iu turn for tea
years.
' Anniversary of Pope Leo XIII.
Rome, Feb. 18. All the Catholic
sovereigns, bcRldes the rulers of some
of tho South American republics, bavo
notified tho Vatican that they are
tending Jubilee representatives with
gifts to tho Pope In honor of Ma holi
ness' celebration of the 24th annlver
cary of i!a pontificate. Tho first pil
grimage, that from Lombardy, arrived
yesterday. Tho pllgrlmago was head
ed by Cardinal Jerrarl. All tho car
dinals will visit Pope Leo during the
ubilue. Leo XIII. was mad') Pope pn
February 18, 1878.
I W. Q- Uerrold Mhool bouM mn& Chap
man P. O.
THUKSDAY, MARrn 13, mil south of Vr
Hllla, 8 A. I. Btmwiier will aell S colU, t
heifer and farming- Implements,
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, l4 miles west of Adams
bury, John A, Uearhart will sell 4 horses, I
bead eatt'a. I brood sow. and farming Im
plement SATURDAY, MARCH 15, In Mlddlebnrir, W.
. W. Wittentnyer will sell household goods.
BATCRPAY. MARCH 15, one mile west of (n-
treville, Daniel Uearhart will well bone.
2 cows, farming Implement and household
goods.
MONDAY MAliCn IT at Dnndore, Nathan
llackenburg will sell I bones, i heifer and
farming Implements.
THURSDAY. MAR. 20. on Blue Hill. Robert
Ieshcr will sell horses, cow and farming
implement.
THURSDAY. MARCH S", in Adams township,
Nathan Hackei'bure;, administrator U. T. A
of John .M. Ilackenhiirg, will sell lit acres
of land and household goods.
THURSDAY. MAR. 20, at Daniel's church In
Went Ferry twp.. Joe Helchenbach will sell
8 homes, 7 lirau c.mio end farming imple
ments. FRIDAY. MAR. 91. nrnr Melserllle. O. W.
Troup will sell horcr, cows and farming
inipiemeuis.
SATURDAY, MAR. 22. mile west of Tallap.
lev I Ranierwlll sell i horses, t cow and
'arming implement.
TUESDAY, MARCH !, near Ksnts, B. N. W.
ll.Swnrtz. Kircutors. will selM horses
10 head of cattle and farming Implement
TUESDAY, MAK.S.1, ?4 lt'e west of Fremon
Aaron Howell will sell 1 horse, 2 cows,
farming implement and household goods.
MlODLEBURGH MARKET.
Butter 24
Etrcs 22
Onions 75
Lard .......
Tallov...w
Cliickeus...,
Side
Shoulder...
Llaui..
10
3J
7
8
10
14
Wheat 80
Rye 5(i
Corn i... 6.r
Oats 45-60
Potatoes 70
Bran perlOO. 1.20
Middlings" 120
Chop 1.25
Floiirperbbl 4.00
.. A JLe-gary ol th Ortgt '
Is often a ruiT-iJowri xifemrvTeiik
ness, nervoUHnc8f, lack of appetite
enerfry and ombition, with disorder!
fcTlivbr and kidne.Vr often follow au
attack of this wretched disease. The
mentest need tbeu is Electric Bit
ters, the splendid lomc, blood puri
fior and refrulntor of Stomach, Liver
and ividncyp. iliouHands nave
proved that tliey wonderfully
strengthen ibe nerves, build nptht-
system, and rslmeto health and
good spirits nfter rd attack of Grip.
If Mill': ring, try IJjera. Only fiOc
IVrfi'i t silieluttion guaranteed bv
the Middleburg Ding Co., Omybill,
(itrmun & Co.. IticLlield, Pa., Dr. J.
V biinipsoll, l'enncreek, l'n.
A DMINlSTKATOIt'S NOTICE Lei
tors of A1u Itilstratlon in the
oitiito of .lolin M. Iliickc-nh'irir, lole of Adams
lT,.Miiyu(Ti . r.. ii'C (l, Intving Ix-rn granted
l.) I hi) undersl,'i'el. nil per-nn knowing them-n-Ives
IidIi-i teil to said i-xtnte are requested tn
moke liiiinolinle liavincnl. wliili-tlwice havinu
culms will present lliem duly authenticated to
ine uinn i fiii.-. .
NATHAN HACK NBUKO,
AdminiHtrntor, V. T. A.
I'lindnn-, I'a., Fell. (I, l'JH2,
M. 1. 1'olU-r, Att'y.
ADMIMSTRATOR'S SALE OF VALU
ABLE REAL ESTATE.
The i !xlerl 1 1 l mluiintstriitor cum tiBln
nicnlo nnncxo of Ihc estate of John M. llnck-cnlcir-j,
Intc of ilam.i townxhip, Snyder Co.,
I'a , deeoascd, will, cm
Tkursday, Uanh 20th, 1902
on tho premises nlnnM dreedent, situate Instd
townsliip (. A'lains. extro-eto public sale tiie
real e-lntn of said deerdent, the same consist
ing of n farm of 119 acres more or less, hound
ed on the north by lands of Zachnrinh Moyer,
on the east by Job llnrtnvin. nn the south by
Allen Muyer and on the west by i liam Lose.
This trnct contains acre of good timber
Innd, most of the timber being white pine, also
two largn orchards of benriug fruit trees, as
well as wells of naver-fniling water.
The buildings consltt of two large frnm
house and good bank barn, as well a all the
usual out-bulldlngs.
The land I In a good stale of cultivation.
At the same time the personal property of
said decedent will be sold, consisting of
bureau, clock, bed and bedding, lot carpet,
chuira and other articles not herein mentioned.
Snle tit begin at 10 o'clock of said day when
terms and coudtions will he made known by
-NATH.tN II.U'IIKNUI'RU,
2 13-U. Administrator C. T. A.
Backatll Vairrralty at iMttW
The fifty-aeooodl an Mil eatik
1 fi aa a . . K
cucaneu snows ma aitraaano
of thaae 363 are Iu oUege, lot
rreebmen CUas. Tirenty-ok'ht
gaged In the work of instruction
College. Hon. Harold Murry v'
gives course ia Contracts and b
tice; Frederic E. Bower, E).,
and in Torts; Albert WJohnn,
in Realty and in Equity. Thu
Jects were added to the currleJ
presensyear. Llewellyn Fbllllpil
a graduate of the college clJ
for seven years Instiuctor In the J
baa been elected Crozer Pmw
Rhetoric & Oratory, and will J
on his duties Sept. 1902. The J
Anglian language and Liter.
ably performed for the last flflJ
by rror. jnocb Ferrine. LltL
continue under his care. Them!
steal laboratory will be ready f J
fae opening of next achool ye
man 8W,U00.08 has been inv
the fixed aud working capita
luaututlon the gin of friends
, t A i r
vaiiuii. au cuuri is now in tirrf
uu f iw,uuu.itj 10 me working
of this amount, Mr. J. D. IwJ
who on previous occasions Ium
benefactor of the institution
the last (25,000.00. Rev,
Hare, Financial Secretary, Is
sing for the other (75,000.00
meeting with encouraging suixJ
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of thin paper
pleased to learn that there is
ne dreaded disease that
ban been able to cure in all it?
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