f,1
4
7
Go- FccM- SchtaJt Broif.
It'll hub yusht tl r onnciii dawk
tsu inieh K( Ivor p'-ileiikl, os won 1 r
"iloonnsh il" net lcl Lessor tloot mxl
cfter Isu ilr "Kernel Hurler" lueii'u
sell) i'. bt, no v't h'h aniolil m-brivii
uiul otis linmi won let. Wiilir. I n
now iliitc ieh Kliclisi lu wissti won 1 r
k'roiiip.'i ( Inn fatlt.
Alir sehpreet no net fun leib-wny,
utter ehniHi'tsii 0111 hurt..
Alirliutiuich nix K'suht wieli epjicr
dote in nine house-holiltint,', utter os
tiiiiit'lio fun sine kiniur tie nieiiesles
lien, utter os sino frient elini folliissu
hen, utter nix no. Dueh kenini uk hr
lo jontz tzeit sienu oh ulir tsui riek
fallt.
Now "Kernel" ieh hob ollfert k
glichii lie "JJDon.isteil" brcifn tsii
lusii, uiul miner h 11 het ieh 1 i tzeit
ns sehero net f.:;i-wlt.
Ieh will uuver nueh wuneh wnrta
uiul seina won es K''bt, tp ieh my
tzietinj,' nehtup.
Ieh hob tier onner ihiwy n'hui t os tl r
Ilarter ous ferkoft hut tsii ih r John
Stcnniiiger, uiul no hob ieh wiiLl. r
ji'lmrt oh tswa ytitij; ehaps fun Seila
Schti ttle, (ieh beiniiult ehro liaunui
net i, het dim no mioli ous kol't.
Do wase ieh gar-net tsu whom ieli
Hthi ieb. Desniaehts hart tsusehriva
uuver ieh fiehrieb tsu ilo Tost mid net
tsu der mou oh es rundt.
Dor Tom. Ilarter iH en "first-rater"
karl won mehr wissa wo ehin tsu
neiniua, und won es wohr in os der
Tom week tseight; ieh bin drin for
thui Root winsha. Ieh will hufl'u os
ahr clicklich is in ollus oh ahr au
nembt, und ninieher tziet oh der
Ilarter my wako fordt, nom ieh my
hoot opp und froko ehin for mit for
ra. Now hob ich my mindt g'eaght und
"urn k BatiBi'iea. "
"SoWohl,"
I3ILLIE BlXLER.
P. S. "Won dor "Boonaateil" widder
forgest tsu schriva, Bhick mehr en
pushtal kardt. 1). 13.
TllOXELVILLE.
Easter-day, wuh rather cold and
unpleasant, but that did not inter
fere with tho exercisen of tho Sun
day School iu tho evening. A splen
did program wan rendered in an ex
cellent stylo. All tho participants
acquitted themselvcH very success
fully considering that tho tinio al
lotted for preparations was very
limited. Row A. K. Zimmerman's
address was a master piece of ora
tory, but tho crowning event was a
hymn sung by little Cattio I3inga
aman, a child four years old. Tho
infant school was treated to colored
eggs and candies. .. .Jacob Binga
man, who had a stroke of palsy, a
week ago last Friday, is improving,
and attended services iu church on
last Sunday. If the weather will
permit, there will bo considerable
oats sown this week. . . .Last week,
there were 4 shots tired at me at a
distance of about six miles. Tho
shots were fired from tho strong
fort at Middloswarth, in Centre
township ; but as the distance is so
groat, and the calibre of the gun bo
very small, that the bad shooting
which was done, only goes to show,
that the great general, who com
mands the fortress can not be a grad
uate of any Military school. Such
shots I enjoy as pleasant amuse
ments. Cal. Joe.
Spanish Jack & -x--x-
4-ycar-old Doneij
Will Hltirid for l lie hcuhoi) of 1W4 at the pliict-g
an follow' At llif Mlahln of Jolm Hi'linlntf
er. l mile enst of MlUillflmrtf h, April , utirr
lioou, , M, Mny 7. VI. Junu.4. 1H.
r At Urn hIiiIjIo of Win. Fussier, X mllo wpst
of iv ntrevlllit. April H. urutriiixiu, 10, 11,41, M,
Sluy s, v, w. n. Juiih s, d, iu, vu.
At tliH Mlalili) of Ueo. S. KIIiih, 4 miles aoutli
euHt. of Troxclvtlle, April 4, fort'uuon, ID, M.
May II). V4, Juun 7. IK.
Anollier Btuml will be In or near Heaver
own. April 4, ufturutHiu, 1.1, VI, Sluy 11, ja.
June , M.
At the atufole of Frank Troxell, west of
Truxclvllle. April 5 furuuooii, 14 Muy U.
Hi, JuueVsKI.
At Ilia Hlubln of 1). H. Klullll, V Uillo puhI of
Ijiurcllou. Union uoiuily, April foronoon,
in, 1T.UU. Muy 1, 14. 13ki, W, Junu 11, ,
At the Blahle of LodkIhuh Walter, 1 mile
eiuttof Whlui SprliiKH, AprllT, foruoouii, 1,
May 4 It mi. June lit. H7.
At the Httthle of Suott Kt-eliold or JoxepU
Frock, 1 mile uortu-wcMt of New llerllu.Apr.
7, iiflernoon. 19, Muy 8. 17, HI. June 14, IH.
TKKMrt.-The liiHuruut'e of a coll one week
old ol itald HUM'k U lA.uo fur Honey and f rt ut
for J itc k. Iu cuxe a inun nhould part with a
inure before kuowlnir her to be with foal, he
will be held reHiMiiiHlule fur Insurance fee.
W, M. MEASE, Oitmer
PORT TREVORTON.
Many of our old boatmeu havo cx
oreiso with the pump since the water
has been let into the canal. . . . Woaie
glad to note that John S. Arnold
foriuely a citizen of herehas accepted
a very lucrative position with a
Washington (I). C.,) specialist. This
engagement however, will not sever
his collegiate aspirations but will
tend to make thetii Inoro intense.
John is climbing the ladder to wealth
and fame, whilo others are craving
opportunities only to neglect them
. . . .Easter eve found one half of our
popiilaco enjoying a cantata in
Ilerndon, and tho other half op
preeiating the unrestricted pleasures
of the apron party at J. O. Nipple's
The success of the cantaH is an evi
dence that tint Mite society, under
whose auspices it wns In 1.1, is indeed
becoming a "Might" in a good
cause. .. .Wo have several persons
iu otiv town wlio would mako un
commonly good recruits for Coxey's
aiin. Should they manifest any
desire in that direct inn. Thecitizens
would undoubtedly favor each Cox
eylike inclination with sufficient fin
ancial aid to get, beyond the confines
of the. county. It oi rlainly would be
a good riddance of bad material ....
Truth is often stranger than fiction.
Thus in the ease of several young
1 id who posessed an innate desire
t celebrate hi iVggs tra vagau t'Easlor,
made appropriations from tho daily
gatheiings until they had several
dozens acquired, snugly hidden
away in th" barn. By tho time
Eatcr had made its appearance, the
egg-i, mystcriouy dissapearcd. It
a:i ut first suggested that a neigh
bor's hen had discovered the nestand
by close application to tho situation
had converted the eggs into spring
chickens which had apparently es
caped. Rut circumstantial evidence
soon proved the fallacy uf tho con
clusion, and n nv several boys aro
striving to prove facts identical with
their innocence. Rittek Sweet.
ADAMSBURG.
Tho attention of all Sunday Sehool
workers is called to the fact that tho
annual convention will meet at
Beaver town, Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday of May 7. H, and Sth.
An interesting program is in course
of prepration. .. .The weather of 75
degrees in tho shade has chanced to
about 15 above Zero, which no doubt
is very hard on tho fruit.... -er
services, wu. h proved to be an in
teresting nature, wore held in tha
Lutheran Church. All the partici
pants pel formed their parts well. .
Mrs. John Schambach, a respected
ladv, died aged !l years. Also an in
fant child of D. F. Spaid....The
Beaver Springs', creamery is almost
ready for operation. .. .Our public
schools aro drawing to a close. . . .1.
E. llackenberg is soliciting for a
select sehool Jus. Markley and
Ira Lepley received a well digger
and am at present drilling a. well for
Wm. Markley.
DIED.
March 18th, near Freeburg, Jennie
Izora, daughter of William and Ellen
Reiininger, aged 7 years, 7 mouths
and I days.
Tim strongest recommendation that
any article can have is ttie endorse
mentottliH mothers of the town.
When the mot tiers recommend it you
may know that that article has more
than ordinary merit. Here is what
the Ceutrville, Mouth Dakota, Citizen
says editorially of an article sold in
their town : "From personal ex
perlence we can say that Chamber
lulu's Cough Remedy has broken up
bad eolds for our children. We are
acquainted witli many mothers in
t'eiiterville who would not be without
it intiie house for a good many times
its cost, and are recommending it
every day." 50 cent bottles for hale
bv O. M.ShtndelMiddleburgh, Dr. J.
M. Hauipsel, l'enns Creek, l'a.
Three days Is n very short time In
which to cure a bad case of rheuma
tism ; but it can be done, if the prop
er treatment is adopted, as will be
seen by the following from James
Lambert, of New Hrunswick, 111.: "I
was badly ulllicted with rheumatism
in the hips and legs, when I bought a
bottle of Chamberlain's l'a In Balm.
It cured me in three days. 1 am all
right to-day ; and would Insist on
every one who is alllicted with that
terrible disease to use Chamberlain's
I'aln Italm and get well at once." 60
cent bottles for sale by U. M. Uhindel
Middlehurgh, J. M. tiainpscl l'enns
Creek, l'a.
"The people of this vlohilty Insist
on having Chamberlain's Cough
Heiuedy aud do not wautany other,"
says John V. Hlshop, of l'ortlaud
Mills, Indiana. That is right. They
know It to be superior to any others
for eolds, and as a preventive and
cure for croup, and why should they
not insist upon having it. fit) cent
bottles for sul. by U. M. Hhindel Mid
dlebtirgh, J. M. Hampsel PeuusCreek,
Pa.
P. C. MARTAAN,
Tonsorial Artist,
lias just opened a room in W.
W. Wittenniycr's building,
where ho is prepared to do
first class work.
March 29, '94.
I Will WSTSi FO
Wg want your trade, and by
meano of our advertisement we are
seeking to sot your attention and
attract you to our store. If you are
a customer of ours, we arc anxious
to increase our business with you ;
if you aro not we hope you soon will
be, as no honorable means will be
spared to attain this end. That we
keep the best qualities of ever v
thins all who deal with us w la
test. We guarantee you tho low
est possible figures.
E STOCKIST! FUST
most varied we have ever shown,
we keep constantly on hand a full
line of of goods pertaining to the
thorough furnishing of a home in the
most modern sense,
FURNITURE
of every description, Carpets,Rugs,
Draperies, Pianos, Organs, Music
al Instruments (send for catalogue)
sheet music, &c. Write us if you
need anything to beautify your
home or make it more comfortable,
or better come and see us, will at
least make your visit pleasant.
1. 1 SMITH k CO., Limite
Front Street Milton, Pa.
M. KLINE,
Phi I
it''
Wit Ib a'new and marvelous Invention. 5f Just the thiny you want for el
evatiiitf a continuous supply of waterfrroin springs or branches. It is sclf
opcrotiiiir, simple iu construct Ion and unsurpassed iu durability. They are
now beliitf placed in every htato in the I'nlon and are wanted In every
county, town anil village. Vo challenge the world to produce its eiUaf.
Must prove satisfactory before payment Is made.
For further Information write for illustrated catalogue.
WELL DRILLING.
Havindrllled over three hundred wells In thlslCoiinty, plenty of ref
erence can be Riven as to the elhcieiicy of my work. 1 respectfully solicit
your patroiiao in this line and will uuuruntee you perfect satisfaction in
every Job.
J. M. KLINE,
BEAVERTOWN, PA.
GUNSBERGER
CAN SAVE YDU MONEY.
GENTLEMEN WHY DO YOU
PAY HIGH PRICES FOR YOUR
gpring & Summer Clothing
"When I am prepared to furnish you tho most complete
nssortmemt of tho LATEST SPRING and SUMMER
STYLES in Hats, Caps, Shirts, Neckwear and Gents'
Furnishing which is tho most desirable and Lest selection
that! havo over shown.
Bargains in Everything and for Everybody.
R. GUNSBERGER,
LEADING CLOTHIER, MIDDLEBURGII, PA.
? o
BEAVERTOWN.
WELL DRILLER, and Agent for
Riefs Hydraulic
(or Ram.)
THE
Selinsgrovo, Pa.,
fcSpi'i no Open ing I
We have just received a lar;e
and select lot of Sprincr and Sum
mer Goods fresh from the Eastern
cities. We are making; special of
fers on
CARPETS, & MATTINGS.
Nov is the time to supply your
selves with the most seasonable
goods on the market lor the lowest
rates.
Respectfully,
S. WEIS.
Great Seduction Sale of
CUP
6 1 li if)
For Ninety Day
Tho Undersig-ned Oiler Tlio Public Their EN
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
at Tin: ;ii:.T'.sTs.t iiKi'i: i:r.u known in i.nti;.i. Penn
sylvania. Wp lire not (llini; out. n.t we il.i this to Iihtcii-.' oi;r miIi'n ulo nn i.r
vIoiim yi-iir. V- trivi'ii few of 1 1 1 prici-H hn lollous :
Soft Wood CIiiiiiiImt SuitH .f I t.oit Cuttoii 'l'.i .Mnttii-.s u
Iliird Woo.l CIihiuIht Suits Ii! no Woven W ui MuUivkn 1 75
AntiqiiM Oitk SultH, N 1'iiM'fH lit nit sprinus i -r,
riuxii 1'nrior suitM .tnoit itro.TuiiH, pt-r ft..!!"."!!!!!!!!! io
WotNlcti ClmlrH per M't S. .1(1 riatloiin K.M k.-rs ! S.M
In Htoi-k, vi-rythlin' in tlu fnrnitun' lin, inclinlint; Mirr.irn. Hook (',.
IVKkH, Sitl'lioanN.('iiilioirilH, Ct-nlrf Tiilil.-x. rnncv ockTH. Hnly ( Imirs'
IV-iitlnT I'illoWH, Lonnnctt, Coiiclii'M, ItoiiulitniVH, Ninkh, Mull Kn. liH. fano
Sent Clmirx llm nii'iliiiiii ami rli.-iip furniture', to Miit nil cIiikhcm.
l'rlei-H reduced nil through. Come eurlv ami m- our ntock In fore L'ivimr
your order, and thutt nave M to -() pee eent. on every dollar.
RnAoinl Aftpnlhui Given to I ndertuking tV,: Einhalii'Mii,.
KATHERMAN & HARTNAN, Limited,
MIFFMN'r.fTKtJU. I'A.
ARE YOU HUNTING FOR
II mi
PET Kit ('.Aim AN, I'rnprirtor.
The hl'iiN of the ti imlieate a mo.-t pi'.pi-roiis fall mi l v.inier trado
and I urn prepared for it with the imi extensive li f (iin. inl Merel.au
iline ever been in thin serli.iii of t he enmity, fom prjsi in.' ,.'ry t hine; kept ju :i
I'Oiiutry stcte, Mich as
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Groceries, Stoneware, Glass
ware, Queens ware, etc.,
People wonder what I want with It all. I mean to sell it and at Mich
prices that the people wlmre the prolltn.
MRS. MARY GARMAN, Millinery.
Fremont, Snyder county, Pa.,
A lurtfe BHHortiueut of HibuoiiH, Feathers and FlowerK, Velvet. Sutitis, l.n.
ces, FrinnoH, l'aftametit ry Triiiiniiiih'H. and all kinds of Triiiiiiiins
drt'HHt'H coiiHtuutly on hand, tlotiie and neo tho Ktylew.
CHANGED
STOVES, TINWARE.
Spouting, Tin and Corrugated roof
ing. Call and see
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BARGAINS?
i;o to t In-
HANDS!
The Tinshop & Stove
business lately conduct
ed by J. H.Rhoadsis in
my possession. I am
prepared to offer Spec
ial bargains in
my goods.
KespecttuJly,
H. M. REIGLE.
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