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hesds on hand. They must go
quit. The price will do it.
Samples and prices for the ask-
We furnish them printed
,0; than you can buy them
without printing.
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Rates: 0o Dollar Per Annum, la Advance
vol. xxxix
MIDDLEBUltoll SNYDER COUNTY PENNA. OCTOBER 23 1902
NUMBER 42
irfil lufiW'F I B,firafillinZl rV Having bought so many
JVy T - g (jr V V figure. Send for samples
a ranuy janraai, ixrttta u newa, scuacs. Art, niitlcal Economy aad Carrtat Literature.
ljuCIP U)aL LACONIP
.brand new boy. church. Fremont
The Election i nnuiuiiuuu npjienrn
the Post this week.
The members of the Reformed church
bebrated the Lord'a Supper Sunday
Miliar. They used inuiviaual uoiu-
lunion cups for the first time.
Wasted Veal calves, also hides,
llow, and wool. J. L. Wiueman, N.,
tl street, LewiBOurg. io-uer.
i a. Fisher of Kantz and W, A.
Jilbert of Middles warth were In this
Wee Monday to order sale bills.
C. 0. St roup's cider mill will run
ktesday, Wednesday ana Tnursday or
oh week. The press Is in good run-
ng order and every thing la In ex-
llleut sliniie. r
New advertisements In this Issue.
F. Clemmer, of Sunbury. H. A.
iright, of Aline and Henry Harding,
f&'lmee. Other new ads now in the
ist, Uroslua Bros., of Sunbury, M.
liner, Kantz and Rice's Sunbury.
Call on A. E. Solea In im new tunv
ig and hair cutting parlor for your
end cleaned with a refreshing sham
no und a clean towel to each patron
h the north side of Market square op
twite Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar-
ntctd. tf.
St. I. Potter and wife gave an "At
ome" last Thursday to Mr. Potter's
linday School class. A delicious re
Lst was served and the evening was
Vssed very pleasantly.
Wanted. Shoe operators on Child-
b's Turned Shoes. Good wages
id to experienced hands. Address,
A. H. Prenzel & Co.
V3-31. - Halifax, Pa.
i
Just received a full stock of boots and
ixj for the winter. la rubber goods
it carry best quality only, must be
E or your money back. We also
Ivea complete line of Freed Bro's.
loeg for men, women and children
larked for quick selling.
A. S. Sechrist,
15-lG-2t Verdilla, Pa.
Wasted. Fifty men to work in
Barries, mines and washers of Penna.
i9 Hand Co. Shanty privileges
Itegular work the year round.
uges 13 cents an hour.
V. P. Stevenson,
McVeytown, Pa.
Samuel Hatfield,
3-21. Mapletjn Depot, Pa.
Over m copies of "Theory and Prac-
of Advertising" have been sold
ice August 1st. This is a book ex
timling the salient principles of ad-
rtising written and published by the
litor of the Post. Not a day passes
ft what we receive from two to a doz-
wders. The book is sent prepaid for
cents. Send your order todav.
For Sale.
A tract of nearly 8 acres of good land
Mgthe public road through Hles-
vauey, in West Perry township,
is county, adjoining lands of Aaron
uiennel and others. Timber on
M. For particulars, address,
JIks. Ii,MMA J. Martin,
Lewisburcr. Pa.
F. E. Uoweh. Ativ..
tf- Middleburg, pa.
Notice to Formers.
Wank & Gottehall, Sunbury, will buy
Mima or grain at McKees Half Falls
market price. Levi Keriin. the
fOman, will attend to the weighing
1 the loading. 9-25 4t
ne thousand bushels of walnuts am
filled. The hlirhewl nrlrwa will Vw
ill In trade.
Charles Boyer,
Paxtonville, Pa.'
tf
Fewer OnlloM, Witra Unrer.
You can paint a building with fewer
""Us of DevoeLMri
ft'" Mixed paints, and it will wear
rjj s long as lead and oil mixed by
Drlitd A hniu u' .-
ltMl thousand pounds of dried ap-
r wonted. I will rav five cents
pud In trade at my store.
CHARLES BOYER,
Paxtonville, Pa.
f voe Lead and Zlno Paint wear twice
,ong as lead and oil mixed by hand
- ll-2Wy.
Coming Events.
ThuraJay, Oct 23 and 24, The 21st an
nual re-union of the 40th P. V. at
Huntingdon.
Sunday, Oct. 26, Communion In the
notice, for sale at this office- Lu"em church, Middleburg.
win Bow.rso la the happy father t"" T
Saturday Nov. 1 and Sunday Nov. 2,
church dedication at Kratzervllle.
Tuesday, Nov. 4, general election.
Tuesday, Nov. 4th, the 150th anniver
sary of the time when Hon. George
Washington was initiated into free
masonry. The event will lie cele
brated Nov. 5th by all the Masonic
Lodges in the state.
Tuesday, Nov. 18, near Kantz, J. A.
Fisher will aell 1 horse, 1 cow, two
bead of cattle, trucking outfit, etc.
Monday, Nov. 24, Snyder County
Teachers' Institute will open in Mid
dleburg to continue till Friday, Nov.
28.
Tuesday, Nov. 2r, near Port Ann,
W. A. Gilbert will sdl two horses and
(arming implements.
Thursday Nov. 27, The annual Thanks
giving Dny. The binks' will be
closed.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
The palatial residence of B. S. Rice,
of Beavertown, was the scene of much
merriment last Tuesday evening when
their charming daughter, Miss Suie,
gave an "At Home" to 18 of her
friends In honor of Miss Ella Puttrn
of Harrlsburg, who is sojourning with
her for a fortnight.
The entertain ment consisted of music
by Miss Edna Wlney, Recitation by
Miss Blanch Rlne, pinning of tails
on the donk'eyi for which Miss Anna
Snyder took first prize and Miss Joy
Herbster booby prize, music by Miss
Snyder, who very ably executed
master piece; next in line was progres
sive observationwhich was thoroughly
ODloved.bv all nresent. ..if
Promptly at 10 o'clock 'the guests
were invited to the spacious and taste
fully decorated dining room, where all
the delicacies of the season awaited
them, Miss Patten, the guest of honor,
poured tea. The flowers of the even
ing being pansies with bow-knot of
white ribbon. After refreshments were
served, the remainder of the evening
was spent with choice selections of
music by Misses Joy Herbster, Edna
v iney and Anna Rlne. All spent a
very pleasant evening.
Aurevoir,
DEATH OF JACOB WINTERS.
Jacob Winters, a life-long resident of
New Berlin and the oldest citizen of
town, passed away last Monday after
noon, after an illness which had ex
tended over a considerable portion of
tine. Mr. Winters was a tailor by
trade which work he followed the
greater part of his life. He was the
last one out of a family of Beven sous
and one daughter to take his departure,
all of which had reached a ripe old
age. The deceased is survived by au
only daughter who took care of him
during his illness. He was born in
1813 and was aged 80 years. The fun
eral services were held at his late home
Wednesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. S. S. Kohler. Funeral directed
by Harry Maurer, undertaker. New
Berlin Reporter.
Republican Rally at Ccntrevillc.
On Friday evening. 17th Inst., a
grand Republican Rally was held in
Centreville. The meeting was called
to order by Co. Chairman J. S. Yearick.
Chas. E. Sampell. Republican Candi.
dute for Sheriff, was elected President
The usual number of Vice Presidents
were elected. The meeting was ad
dressed by the "Old War Horse" Dr.
A. M. Smith, of Beaver Sprns, Prof.
F. C. Bowersox, M. I. Potter and Per-
cival Herman, all of whom delivered
good addresses. The meeting was in
all respects a success.
MARRIED.
Married Oct 1, by Hiram P. Jarret,
J. P., Harry Covert of Selinsgrove to J
Pearl Boweu of Shamokin Dam.
Oct. 14, by Q. M. Shindel, Clerk O.
C, John Moyer and Grace Bousum,
both of Selinsgrove.
Oct 0, by Rev. J. O. Smith, Cloyd
B. Shellenberger, of Monroe Twp, Ju
niata county, to Mary M. Barner, of
West Terry Twp, Snyder county.
Oct 5, by Rev. J. P. Jarrett, Ira O.
Sanders or Pltcalrn, Allegheny Co., to
Minnie M. Jarrett, of Hummel's
Wharf.
John Duck, of Lewlstown, spent
Sunday In town.
W. 8. Kuhn, of Sunbury, was at the
County seat Monday.
J. C. Basler, and wife of Freeburg,
were In town Sunday.
Mrs. John Snyder and children, are
visiting in Lewlsburg.
A. R. Trexler, of Sunbury, was in
town Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. W. Smith, of Shamokin Dam,
was at the County seat Tuesday.
Calvin Stetler mid son, Fred, are
spending the week at Philadelphia.
John Bateman, a printer of Sunbury,
was added to our force Monday of last
week.
-W. H. Beaver spent last week In
Philadelphia buying fall and winter
goods.
W. E. Stahlnecker and wife of Bea
ver Springs, visited friends In town
Sunday.
Insurance Agent R. L. Schroyer, of
Sellusgrove, was In town on business
Monday.
Hon. O. Alfred Schoch is attending
Supreme court in Scranton as a juror
this week.
Mrs. Dr. I. G. Barber and daughter,
Margaret, of Danville, are visiting rel
atives In town.
John M. Moyer and daughter Sarah
spent Sunday with C. A. Meiser at
Thompsoutown.
Miss Diehl, spent a day last week
visiting her brother, Rev. W. H. Diehl
and family of this place.
Miss Elva Baker, the stenographer
of this office, spent Suuday with her
pareuts near Lewlsbuig.
Geo. A. Snyder, of Kreamer, was at
the county seat Monday. We are al
ways glad to see Mr. Snyder.
Ex-Coramissloner Isaac Spotta and,
Riley Weaver, of Meiserville, were
county seat visitors last Thursday. ,
M. S. Helser, proprietor of the Rich
field Roller Mills, was in town Tuesday
and ordered a new supply of stationery
Rev. I. P. Neff and wife, of Jefferson
county, spent several days in town
with his daughter, Mrs. A. S. Beaver.
Ex-Commissioner Frank L. Magee
and wife of Mazeppa spent several days
at the home of Dr. J. W. Orwlg and
wife.
William Dunkleburger, head clerk
in the Globe Warehouse, Sunbury,
spent several days in town with his
pn rents.
Milton Keeler, wife and child, of
the western part of the state, were
visiting Henry Dletrlck and family
in Swineford.
wr. lender, oi tne nrni or reader &
Son, of Shamokin, was in town last
week trying to make arrangements for
a'coat sale at this place.
Dr. A. J. Fisher, ex-Representative
of Juniata county, and his two accom
plished daughters, and Andrew Bas-
hoar are visiting G. M. Moatz.
Albert Gellnett, of the firm of Gell-
nett Brothers, was in Philadelphia.
Baltimore and New York this week,
buying in a supply of new goods.
Fred Krenmer and wife, of Minne
apolis paid a visit to W. W. Wltten-
myerand family. At one time they
resided where Dr. Orwlg has bis dental
pnrlors.
H.E. Pontius and wife of Mlfllln-
town, spent several days in Snyder
county with friends. They wera in
Middleburg Tuesday last week on their
way home.
Ex-Judge Alfred Specht, (ft Beaver
town, was at the county seat Saturday.
He made a call at this office and order
ed the insertion of an Executor's no
tice In the estate of Sophia Kluck.
Rev. W. H. Dlehl and wife, Misses
Claire Wlney, Cary Willis, Hattie
Bowersox, Lottie and Bertha Crouse,
were among the list of those who at
tended the C. E. convention at Krea
mer. H. 8. Shaffer, of Spalding, Iowa,
and his sister, Mrs. Savllla S. Wales,
of Cando, N. Dak., last week left for
their homes after coming east to attend
the funeral' of their father, H. H.
Shaffer.
J. Calvin Boyer, of Mt. Pleasant
Mils, was away on a trip last week,
bought an automobile and rode home
on his horseless carriage, lie was in
towc several times and gave some of
his friends a ride.
Mr. Clyde Bollg, of Wlnfield, is vis
iting B. W. Yodcr, and sister, Mis.
Hottensteln.
'; t Botteiger, of Trice, Kansas, drop
ped fa to see us Wednesday, and or
dered the Toot sent to his Western
borne. He Is a former Snyder countlan
fcnd is making a visit among friends.
Geo. L. Russel, Cashier of Russel's
Bank of Lewlstown, Cashier J. N.
Thompson, of Bloomsburg, and moth
er, Mrs. W. P. Thompson, of Mexico,
pent Sunday at the Central Hotel
with Cashier Jas. G. Thompson.
' Station Agent Wetzel took a vaca
tion last week. In company with J.
K. Kreeger, of Franklin; S. G. Gear
hart and Harry Shuck, of Sunbury,
he was on a hunting expedition on
Shade Mountain. They were camping.
Joseph L. Auckcr, of West Perry
township was In jail here ono night last
week one night, on the charge oil"
threatening to shoot a man. The pro
secutor is a man named Maurer. Judg
ing from reports that come from West
PfrO'i this man should have an op
portunity to secure his release. He was
billed out Monday.
, v "
Theodore Roosevelt on The Presidency.
Before his nomination for the Vice
Presidency Theodore Roosevelt wrote
expressly for The Youth's Compan
ion an article on "The Presidency."
It will be published In the number for
November Gth, this being one of the
remaining weekly Issues of 1902 sent
free from the time of subscription to
evry new subscriber who at once sends
11.75 for The Companion's 1W3
volume.
Pfeaidei
When his article on "The
ncy" was written no one could
mtve foreseen or dreamed even that
luAuthor would so soon be called upon
totyoke up the duties of the great
of$co. For this reason alone what Mr.
Roosevelt has to ray possesses extraor
dinary Interest, and will be eagerly
awaited by persons of all shades of
A I I .
pyiiuctu opinion.
, . Ajwenty-elght page Prospectus of
the 1903 volume of The Youth's
Companion and sample copies of the
paper will be sent free to any address,
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass,
A Remarkable News "Heat"
"The Press" on Oct. 14 was the only
Philadelphia paper giving, In its early
editluns. the result of the conference
between President Roosevelt and J,
Pierpont Morgan that practically sett
led the coal strike. The agreement
of the coal mine ojierators to arbitrate
their ditrerences with the miners was
news of national importance. "The
Press" being the only newspaper to
give the public this news in the wide
territory covered by its first editions,
made a notable addition to its many
siiuilarachlevemeuts in the past. "The
Press" at the popular price of one cent
dally places Its vast and complete news
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MASS MEETINGS.
Republican meetings will bo held in
Snyder county as follows:
Selinsgrove Tuesday Oct 2S.
Shamokin Dam, Thursday, Oct. 30,
Middleburg, Friday Oct. 31.
Old Copies ol the Post Wanted.
While the subscribers of the Post are
hunting up their old newspapers, they
might look for the copies of the Post
that are missing from our files. We
will pay lilierally for a copy of each of
the following dates :
July H, Sept 6, 1800; Apr. 6, Oct. 13,
1S70; J..o. 20, 1871; Apr. 17, 1S73; Nov.
4, Dec. 2 1, 1875; Mar. 7, 1878; May 15,
1879; March 10, May 5, 1871; April 20.
1883; Mur. 27, June 12, Oct 30, 1884;
Sept 17, Dec. 8, 10, 17,24, 1885: Jan. 28
May , Oct 18, Dec. 23, 1880; Dec. 29,
1878. . tf.
Caution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I have
purchased the household goods and
carpets of Adam Howell, at Constable
Sale, and have left the same in his pos
session. All persons are cautioned not
to interfere with the same.
Oct 1 1, 1902. John Howell.
3t
Get a free samnle of Chamberlains
stomach and liver tablets at Mid
dleburg drug store. Thoy are easier
to take and more pleasant in effect
than pills. Then their use is not
followed by constipation as is often
the case with pills. Regular size,
25c per box.
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo-Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
ails to cure. E. W. Grove's slgnat ure
on each box. 25o
BRIEF Fl'M HAWS A HARR1CK.
Prom Iiellefmite Ukzrtte.
Likver Kernel Harder. Ich
wore de ledsht woch utlMcr aldta bow
er!, un es hut inich widder yung fecla
mnuchii. K loud un de gn-hiar sin
nueh dort, awver olles soonsht is fanlt.
De fcldcr gonka usht uueh holver so
grose os se ols hen won so olu full
weetza odder welskarn worn un iner is
ons ob-iuaiicha gaugit. I)e hivlii sin
nimiim so hoach, do dawls nlniiiiu so
nidder, un de dooukla ecka hen ken
fooricht. Olhieck utl'der bowerl hut
ehlHw far em tsu nrlnera. Dolt is woo
uns der oldt Hill gowl dorrich gongn,
dart worre degownsh, doh wnrra mere
am sholl'u we de nias cooinu is os der
brooder g'shussa is worre Im greek,
uan woo un es arsut moiit inn suacnu
made! era bond g'liovo hob; doh woo
Ich my nrsht soch-messer farbrucha
hob, un dart woo mere ols olsfart en
hummel uesht g'fumia heir won mcr
drows woneSundawgs hooulch soocha.
Dart wore de oldt flox-hrech un doh de
tzooker camp ollaeck, un hivvel un
heck hut en history, un olla diensht
coomo Uurick we en long-fargessner
drawm. Der oldt bawm-garda isnuch
dart, awver de hame sin oldt un fowl
undoebbel sin glae un sour. Dart
wore der karabsa obbel dart der wise
boyobhel, dart der hoonichobbel, dart
der Pinick, un doh sin nauli de wurtzla
fum oldta Ireea sees obbel woo mer ols"
Ivver em lioy-maucha dertun g'esse
hen uu du kullick greeked. Doh sin
de oldta -karsha bauie usht nuch
shtooniba mit a pawr lavendiche nesht,
won wor der oldt walnlss bawm woo
ols sooniers de aichhowsa era laeva
druft'furlora hen won Ich boolfer un
sbroatg'liot hob fur du oldt lliudt
luwdu.
Ich bin clorleli es oldt house. Doh is
do koinmer woo de kinner ull'de weldt
comiia sin. Doh wor es bed-ludely
gsnianniiwoo mcr laerna lieu miser
kiilmdclin suwgii. Doh de kicli woo
mere ols de longa owet tsu gabrocht
lieu furslitccklii un lilimhi-tiiiscly
shpecla. Doh wore der mommy era
shpin-mwd g'shtaniie, dart de bock
nioom. L II selleui slieliilu ulir nil in
sulleni eck der shonk woo mere ols jam
rous g'slineoked lien. Doh in do slipci-
cher-slitake nuH'gongo, uu doli is do
slitiMip woo mere als seeser schlofc
greeked hen won de dawg's arawct
ivver wore. Un doh, warricklish, is
der everslit speicher woo mere ols onna
sin uu du oshter oyer bo-gooked won
gor ken aunerer blot, nine wore os tins
hovva hot wellu. Dart hinna Im eck
hot ols de oldt week g'shlanna won se
net in use wore un sell wore net uft.
Uuich deiinti sliporra hut's ols full ga-
grider g'huuka os goot worre far bouch-
wae un olla onera grankhehn; sliofe
ribla, oldtermoii, niaderly, sol vie, raw-
da, guindle warmet, dorrich-wox, sos-
safrill, olond uu schwartz-wartzel.
Dart sin nuch de lecher woo mere ols
de slchla nel g'hocked hen won de am
farhy wore, un dart drlvva hut ols der
oldt horrich trunk g'shtonua os der
grosc dowdy fun Deltschlond gahrucht
hut.
Dart uf em wesh-bouseheuked nuch
de oldt bell woo una ole ous em feldt
garoofa but tzu'm essa. Now, Kernel,
Ich bob shunt feel goode moosich
g'hared. Ich hob shunt bands g' bared
os shpeela hen kenna bis es , em
lndatzaea ga-glingeld hut, Ich hob
shunt hoache mooslc g'hared ulf der
piano, un Ich hob shunt weipsleit hara
slngu in der karrich bis yadaebber boll
g'wlushed hut se daida shtuppa odder
shtarva, awver melm dawg un de
laeves hov Ich ken so sallche yocht
g'hared os cooma Is fun selera oldta
mlddawg'sbell. Wos hot mer en obba-
dlt g'hot, un wos hut's brode-warsht,
shoonk-flalsh, abbel-boy un leb-koocba
ga-kusht!
Un demo hin Ich ons oldt shool
house awver des U niiiuuy d irt, un
duch hov leh'sgWnagrawd won
es uueh dart shtae date. Ich hob de
marika utlMcr wuidt g'saena; I. h wore
widder hi dershpelling g'shtonua woo
es arsht niadel os Icli in meim laeva
gagllchahob mer g'sawd hut se bet
g'hossed mich i.w trappa wile se mlch
ga-gllcha hut; lcli hob do shoolcr es
map singa, un de grammar class hara
recita. Ich hob en drink ous em oldta
wasscr-kivvel g'nuiiima.uii hob widder
koldte lever warsht un lodwarrick
brode g't'ssa nil' em hinnere Hit.. Ks
wore oik nucli so uoddeerlieh os Ich
reecha bob kenna wo ole de oldta
schnioo.iclia reehel-bh-hel gVth.sinka
hen. In fact, Ich hob g'miined Ich
ware widder en boo un ware am eck
bolla shpivla mit da onncra shiNder.
Oil de socha saene lien inicli hardt
denka niauclia. Wos hut's gevva mit
da onera shooler? Dale sin dote uu
dale sin in widelenuer. Dale sin hoach
druvva in laerning, un dale sin nuch
net oils tm sphelling boorli. Dart wore
der boo os mere ols es lowsich kolb g'.
haesa hen. Are is now en Shtatc Sen
ator un der karl woo ene ols b'sbiinpt
hut wile si fodder net ols nuch far dor
General Jackson gavote hut, maiieht
sel laeva mil huekelbeera ruppe un.
sluH'pa-basuni farkawfa, un oil sin tsu
fiitta mit i-ram blot.. Aner soocht
far ebbes tu essa un der niiner soocht
far en abbadit un hiss mich dere
sawga, Kernel, der moil woo goot
g'satisticd is mil nix is ahead. De
weldt is en mower; yada mensch is eu
shtae, un yadera hot si blot.. Dale sin
en eck-shtue un wara uft ba-gooked, un
dale sin in der mit fun d.-r woond woo
es es dawges-lieht net saeim, uu duch
sin se noteweiinich far de mower ull'
haeva.
Noch anes is mere ei-cooniu, un sell
Is os mer shtwrriek ohlt wuru. De
menshta fun uns sin doh shunt Ivver
mlddawg, un boll cooiued de noeht.
MereshUirta now niorgets uu maena
der dawg bet ken end. Won der mid
dawg doh is don cooineds uns el os des
laeve duch net so long is es mere g'
maned hen, un won owet coomed don
sin mere oil ready far hame gae.
Ols widder,
Gottlikii Boonastiel.
Marriage Liceones.
f Ira J,
IMubl.
Ira J. Keller.
Beavertown.
n
Selinsgrove.
i ii
liiveriMsi'
leO. Kohler,
Uohn Moyer,
"(Grace Itoiisumn,
(Rev. John F. Kelly,
1 Lillian M. Spaid,
f Harry Covert,
J. Pearl 1 to wen,
Middleburg
beliiiHgrove.
Hhaiiiokiu Dam.
GLOBE MILLS.
Wilson Walter, and family, spent
Sunday will. Jlciirv llotteiistcin
md family.
Frank Jlummcl, if Kramer,
and Hun rv iIauer and family, of
New Hei-lin hpent Sunday with J.
10. J I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c I and wife.
Isaac Sniicr and family, of Ki ac-
mer, sjicut Sunday with tlicir son,
Calvin and wife.
Mrs. 1 It'll Ulricli, of Selinsgrove,
Mient Thursday with John Zcilicr
and family.
Mrs. James Crouse, of
(il jUKIiIIC-
uirjj, ncconipuiiKHi tiy
icr sister,
Mrs. Howard liimiiir, ot Jlcavcr
Springs, spent a few days visiting
relatives at this place.
James Keide, of Vicksliiirg-, vis
ited relatives in this place Sunday.
V. h. Sliroyer and wife, nccoin-
.atiicil iiiomiis Jloitrick of Krac-
mcr on a trip to Sunbury at Sliamo
kin Darn.
Died.
Saturday Oct. lltli, Clayton
lumnicl, aged 52 years, was born
in Middlecreck township and fort a
number of years was a resident of
this place, lie was a long and pa
tient sufferer from stomuch trouble.
le leaves three brothers aud threw
sisters and a host of friends to
mourn their loss. The brothers of
of the deceased are: J. C. Hummel
a mason of this place, II. A., the
Justice of the Peace, and Jefferson,
oi fliuiou. i he sisters arc : Mrs.
Samuel Hassinger, of Danville.Mrs.
v i ana
I! rank Solomon and Mrs. Cromlev.
of New Berlin. Interment in the
Zieber's cemetery. Rev. Schnnble
oniciating.